Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
FOREIGN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM LIYERpooL.

. u al LA En- rhOM LII
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20 -The ship General Put
nam arrived here last evening. in 81 6,yr from
Liverpool. We are indebted to the poiitene.s M
a friend for files OF the Liverpool Observer and
the Advertiser TO the Goth ult. but from the late
hour they were received we are only enabled to
give the f~ollowing:
Mr.. Canning has started for Paris. a visit to
mis- friend Lord Granville is alleged TO be one of
mere pleasure. but will hardly be idle in such a
capital as Paris, when so many and great political
questions are still undecided. The affairs of Rus
q ala and Greece, OF Spain and Portugal, may be sup.
used iikely to engage some of his time, as well
The hospitality OF his noble friends table, or the
>1reless gossip oil a Partisan %soiree.
Pretended Gretk .dgent-Great impositions
2 ye been lately practised on a number of young
VINO were anxious 10 serve the cause of Greece
ar Lord Cochrane, by a person named John
pSell who represented himself 10 be an officer
hoyai Navy, and an intimate friend Of Lord
,c'f'ne whom he was about to Join in aid of the
eek cause, and whose authority he had 10 grant
I7nrnissions in the Greek army and navy, and also
- shgage civil officers for the same service. On
friday a number OF respectable young men accom-
panied by a Solicitor, applied TO the Lord Msyor
tor a warrant against Campbell, who is at present
a prisoner in the Kings Bench at the suit of .ome
OF his numerous dupes. The Solicitor stated, that
Dampbeli IN proof OF his authority, showed the
applicants a letter which he professed to have re-
ceived from Lord Cochrane, and which bore \ To-
ES ~ avn JUG al ~
reign post mark.
The arrangements are nearly completed for the
emcnt OF a tunnel through which the Liy-
erpool RAILROAD is TO enter the town.
The Courier says that Mr.. Canning's visit to
Paris, is entirely uncoaLecIel with official objects.
being principally Tor the purposes OF health and
recreation.
LiuerpOOl, Sept. l9.-The granting of the Por.
tusue-e Constitution has filled the Spanish eovern-
ment with alarm, and Ferdinand has issued a DO
clamation in which, after denouncing all Consti-
tutions, he assures his people that he will never
consent TO any change, and threatens the seyeres,
penalties not Only against those who shall attempt
20 bring stout a revolution in Spain, but also
rainst those who shall speak with favour of tina,
inch has taken place in Portugal.
~ correspondence of rather an extraordinary
nd has taken place between SIR. Huskisson and
@e Secretary OF the Bolton Manufacturers re.
i've to the establishment of a ,niui,au1, and
e Utilization in the wages cfthcir workmen.
burnley Bank.-A further div idend of 4 sbiI-
irnss and Cd. had been declared from the Messrs.
ftuigates' estate, making with the first dividend of
o. andSd. declared last year, lis. and ID. for the
credito:s--other dividends are expected to be
made which will Increase this sum very conside-
r,b!y.
The Bank of AIessrs. Do5son & Son, Hudders-
field commenced the payment of 'teir first dividend
OF Is. IN the pound, on the 10Th ult.
There had been a severe storm off Liyerpool.
and several vessels were lost.
There had been a meeting at Preston, TO take
into consideration The subject OF the late election.
aud 10 devise means TO let it aside.
An experiment had been made on the Darling-
ton R'il way, with a carriage upon a new princi-
pie its velocity was one third greater than the
Carriages in former use.
Mr.. L. G. Wakefield, who abduced Miss Tur-
ner, is one OF the sayest %loungers in Regent-s,reet,
London.
Lonaon, Sept. l7.--Inlense interest is excited
as to the stocks of the New American states II
is now reported that Messrs. Barings' house. (vbo
aie TO pay the Mexican Dividend, will arrange for
the payment Of all tie dividends of the new Re
pub!ic-.
One failure was announced yesterday at the TO-
reign stock market, in consequence OF the rapid
advance in Mexican stock, of which he defaulter
whose name is Smith, had been, what is tecbni.
ceily termed, a Bear. This difference is not ex-
:ensive.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 10.
From FTaHce.- By the ship Bayard, Cartain
Robinson, from Havre, we have Paris dates 20
the 18th ult. We have little of interest bey ond
what was received by the late arrivals.
Nothing new from Greece. A private letter
says, " HescbId Pacha having arrived on the
frontiers OF Livadia aud Beotia, detached 1900
men from his troops, most of them horsemen, and
sent them upon Athens. Seven hundred Rome !
lots, Who guarded the town, made a sorie durine
the night, .eil upon Them al two leagues from
thence, made a great carnage among hem, and
forced the rest TO leave their baggage and take to
flight. Three days after, Rescbid Pacha sent
another corps, consisting of 5000 men; Gonra,
who was not present al the first action, came up
with 400 Pallicarits, put himself in communIca-
ton with the garrison of The town, and, upon a
signal given, the whole fell upon the Turks, and
dispersed them with great slaughter. In these two
battles, and in an action at Jeracopelra, Reschid
lost more than 1000 men; after these two success
siye defeats he tetreated lnto LiYadis. Two hun
dre1 families have returned from Egina to Athens
since the enemy retired"
The OSGcID0i0re ITiestiHo contains a letter
from Corfu dated Aug. 3, which states that Col. !
Gordon, Lord Byron's friend had -eturned from
Napoli iii Romania 10 Zan'e. lie was rbsryed
b. The English Committee to carry some money
80 Napoll, but had scarcely arrived when his Sc
.cretary and himself, were stripped by the Rome
lo,s, who took from him ten thousand double
piasires. The Greek Government were neitber
able TO prevent The robbery, nor to compel resli-
ution.
Letters from Copenhagen speak Of the mortal
~ in that city as having been very great this
sumner, owing 10 The extreme heat of the wea-
,her.
The Police oi Hamburger has been obliged to
prevent The propagation Of the doctrines Of mys-
teal Society which has lately established itself in
shat city.
Frauce.-An ID timed military show was 10 be
exhibited al tie city Of Meiz, on he arrival Of the
Dauphin-the attack and capture Of the Trocadero
tower al Cadiz, was 10 be represented al a review
of troops. The ministry aud their gazettes seem
resolved 10 make the nation glory in their shame.
By magnifying The tdumphs Of he late dsrraeeful
invasion OF Spain.