Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-11

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HENRY TINS.
To the Editor offhe Boston Com Gag.
Z Dale ~.
BY an arrival at New York, the Editors of The
Commercial Advertiser have receiv ed files of Lon
on papers to the evening OF the 3Oth of May, be-
Jag six days later than former advices We fluid
y othing however, that be considered important.
unless 1t be that the 25th of May the bonded and
importation corn bulls were read third time in the
siiouse oil Lords and passed. The vote on the bill
we're 81 to 23. Previous 10 the question being
aiken, the Earl OF Liverpool assured the House,
ghai the latter measure would only he orough, into
cuon IN cases OF great urgency, and that tue 5UO
5OOO quarters OF tofeisn Corn would not be thrown
al o &c upon the market, but would be introduced
"iih cau'ion, ard IN manner calculated TO bear
sas lightly as possible he agricultural interest
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
awere favorable; trade was reviving, and active
oenevolence relieving the distresses OF the un
zempoy ed.
d Ia the House Of Commons, on the Goth of
z VI y, Lord John Russell moved his resolution for
Il ne more etiectual prevention of bribery and cor
"a upton and said that the pract were SO noto-
Ilrous that II the House did not do something to
ssthe sale OF votes like any other commodity. Mr.
< hume stated That yesterday an offer of boroual
gswas made to him Tor 3O00i being so much for eacl
zsvOte, ana 5OOt TO be spent. Sir r. Wilson men
l4uoned that similar communication had been for
awarded TO him. The numbers on the division were
sequal there being 50 ayes s. 62 noes the Speaker
sgaye the casting vote in fauOr of the revolutions
q The news from Rome il, that the Pope la.
lscOmpleely ecos cred, and is active IN his duties.
bat m, tfrr,u nal
8 Ter Francois and EtoIle, have been prohibited IL
81 Rome, at the insisa;on OF Je ults.
n The Government OF the Nethe lands has giver
Wits Negative &c The vote of he Emperor of Austria
transmitted al the suggestion OF England, Ielaiiv,
@to the Tree navigation OF The Rhine.
81 The timely rains Ia Spain, have produced fal
d. wheat which has given ca, JOY to the peopl,
Hof Madrid
b The Turkish accounts state that the attack O.
MCol. Fabvier, with the regular Greek troops, up
Son Negropont, had totally lsiled, and the corp,
5been almost entirely destroyed The Greek loss il
1estiUated at 1000 men besides cannon &c
3 a treaty OF Commerce has been concluded be
tween Great itaIn and Sweden which affords
resh instance of he success of those prncIples :,
spowerlully developed in Mr.. Huskisson's memora
ssole speech, TO the navigation and commerce of IN
tscouniry.
q The following is the only information from
SGreece:-
Il TRIESTE, April l6.-A vessel arrived from
sLante, after sixteen days passage, brings inteln
Esence tbat lbTahim Pscha left a feeble garrison a
q AIs~o!ongh, and has set for the Morea with
iIhe ernaIndeT OF his troops he Turco Egypli.I
lheet has set sail for di Romania Two frlea,e
Sand two briggs Of this fleet attacked MiauIi.' sGuad
9ron on the 18Th, wh en- they met in The Arcbjpela
Ego IL appears that the garrison and inhabitants q
u Alssolongh capable OF bearing arms within the las
Il day cd ott -
8be-des these, there were reckoned 1000 Young wo
smen, 500 young men, between ten and eIgh,ee.
ears old, and 700 lnvallds and wounded T,v,
4 thousand armed men, ha' Ing In he midst of them
fthe omen and children, made he sorjie OF the 23
s,hey were all slain, except about forfy VIII, N o.,
aiken alive and made slaves. The other 1000 ,ne,
&who remained IN the city, assembled The 700 Inva
4 ids together, with the women and chill ,ren IN IN,
schurch, which they blew up into the air, and the,
dpIoceeded TO share the fate OF their Companions
awho fell In combating the enemy.
y The principal cause of this event is ascribeJ =,
% rise OF the Gallo Eg ptsns, who, ascending +,
aihe account OF Greek emssary sken by then,
3piaced 5OO Albanians, bearing the Greek colour.
d0n height pointed out tor hat purpose, and ,yb,
fgaye the unfortunate Missolonghie. the SIGNAL ~
4the sortie. They discovered their erro, too Iate
Shu seeing all hopes Of safety lost, hey ser fire IN
sinne, which had been Tor long time prepared an,
w. VIZ "4p''H ~ 'pSetucl WIN lue enemy, MbCl
spres-ed them round on every -ide.
The French papers of May %, and 26, are chic,
s} hled win the discussion respecting Greece. orr,
4 naiIng 10 the proposal OF estimates Tor the MN,
4 ~ O. Foreign Affairs. Gen. Sebastian made
Eloquent speech Ia Ia, or OF the Greeks and nave
tas bis opinion That the Western Powers oil Ep,o,.
Fought TO interfere and erect Greece into an lndepr
slent slate as barrier against Russia Russia. h,
oniended, by the execution OF shs treaty OF Buchs
5rest, would be enabled TO exercise power in IN,
provinces OF w sildchla and Moldavia which yyol
5entirely annihIlate the sovereign, claimed by Tpr
skey. II was said that by the full concession of the
4 Russian demands, the peace OF Europe was noyy
5feed rom danger: but the defnuiye question ,vss
@not TO he settled al Constanunople-. n rotst n,
5seiled al Pc ersbufgb ] he General then went on
ITO state what be thought would be the result of Nh
spresent negotiations about Greece and Iurke, .
,the prominent points of which we're. that Aus,fis
."ogld obtain q portion Of territory 10 round her
idomnons on the sde Of Croatia, and that Eoslsnd
would add TO he Ionisn Republic the island. od
,ihe Archipelago. II may be difficult 10 state yitbI
certainty what The three Powers which have faksnl
most interest IN The late disputes with the Poriei
may ultimately do; but have no hesitation in re-
peaiiug what we said before that we should res,
satisfied without any farther extension of our do
minion 10 that quarter, and that we have islaoget
enough, and Greeks enough, under our proiectionf
""eaoy' lLcgacn Timcs I