Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-29

fseeiVed 'heT power, which they mere 10 re,.in
unii they should sgsin assemble.
know not wha, has Leea the result OF al this.
but as Lord cochrsns has arrived with brig ami
sehooaer, and General Church, to oHel his seryi-
ces, |! IS hoped that they may induce the parties
10 come 10 some dehative arrangement, and until
tins ca be done, 1t 10 gail he ambassador at Com
sisn,nopie viii no, be .blc to treat, even if The
Turk sd ud be disposed.
have thus, ell ss could giYen YOU some
insight into this diiiculS. /, is no moe than
what have before said 20 you, that thess people
are their own snsniss, AMI they ale the sam lac
tious and tuFtuiea. people they were in ancient
| TIMES, sad deserve but little OF our sympathy If
this cannot unite them, know not what will for
they are ia miserable situation, AM their numbers
have been iesTully eiuced.
Alter writing to you ON The 9Th of February
weat over TO Gsina having head wind for Sipyr-
na' and wished TO understand 10y personal obscr-
va'ion ho" affairs weSe progressing Fortunste-
ly, met with rrecoup one of the metnbsf, OF the
Government at Psros He hal been one of The
| Committee to Castro, and of course could give
me all the information wished relative TO that sub.
ject Owing TO bad weather, was compslled TO
run into Garden Bay, opposite to Hydra where
| leil in with Captain Hamilton, who had likewise
been 10 Castro, 10 ebdesvor bring abou, recon.
/ ciliston. and meeting at Paros, but without eff
! iect During the time N. fiecou2i was on board
which was three or ioar days, we mad many free
| conversations relative 10 their situation. He sp-
pears TO be (snG bears that charac;er) an honest
man, and true patriot, and he freely said thai,
| there was not Greek among them that could u
mite all the parties; and i France or ENGLAND would
give them head to the Government, it would
p'eet most OF their views. lie would, however
rather have Swiss, some Canaan al the head
OF me government, who could afford bring some
lew thousand troops, as well as induce quiet men
| TO settle the country and cultivate the soil
| Another plan which is thought o. il 10 agrae
| TO Pay TO The Sultan, as much revenue "a he ever
received IRON !he Greeks.--He giving them the
same Government which is given TO Seryia and
Wallaehia-ihat is, TO have The right of choosing
'hei' Governor, aud That Turk shall be allow eli
| 10 put his loot on the soil The real or landed
properly which was held before the Reyolu.ion hv
me iuTks, to be taken by the Government and
EARNED Out, and those who would cultiya,. ~ n, >
certain tax, which would be commuted aud nav
10 'he sultan ioT>the benefit OF the former owners
OF 30 mucn per anunm as should be determined on.
As IL was not their wish 10 conf-cate such propsr-
| " an the present proposition submitted thra.sb
| MIR. Canning, they have demanded. uprr,li,io,sI
~ ib'ir Independence, and that of C.ndja. Ma
| sFopont, with The Greek Islands and line drawn
iioI 'He Gnu oil Patros on The North side, in
GLIDING Eiissoionghi to the North Point Of NEGRO
POM, an u 'hey Cannot expect to receive.
While was at Egina an expodi;ion va, .eo, az
gainst the Turks besieeiuy Athens All M, az,
eeed -sihee which many little skirmishes have ia
ken piace-partlcularlyu under Tie command of Ca
ra'cachi--he has more Than once been fortunate
al one time defeating Omar Pacha taking his ba
see Uu' ho' many men were killed, they pre-
io'Ieu running The steam battery under Has
tinGs, and the trisate Helas, have both received
lew ssoi from batteries, but nothing serious.
Lard Cochrane's arrival will infuse, it is hoped.
lie into all their operations, and this Summer
may be used to more advantage than the las, =
no eFeek' want discipline, and officers to lead
them. and on the sea lh=y will not DISGRACE them.
selves. believe.
f'a'es haYe been more bold lately than hereto
lore 10 spite OF the large naval force of all ma
tlous IN this sea, much depreciation is commit,e,
some aggravated Gases have lately occurred -
three vessels OF war ought TO he here to give
efecual protection to our valuable co,omercs IN
| this sea.