Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09


whois oil his empire, sooner than accede TO the
ier"s OF that TTeity; and it is reported that he
mas oIdsred The whole Divan, under penalty of
oeath' not TO remind him of any consequences that
mig o' aTlss by lie noncompliance OF the demands
made 10 him by the Gaours Unfdels) in favour of
his own subjects. About 5000 ar,;lle,v-neo.
with great supplies of ammunition, were sent to
strengthen the Dardanelles and body OF 500 ca
VARY are Under orders TO march, but no body n
yet knows where. Every one here is 10 very
sie"' alarm lest some ho'rid catastrophe might AXE
piace---and as This monster OF Sultsn hed, in chr
DEG ginning oil the Greek Revolution, two Jitfef.n
ilmes enc Favored TO make main basse upon th,,
christians oil Thu place, but prevented by the
men Shs'k Ell Salam declining TO issue hrs hillam
u - win some reason TO be feared that such an e.
vent may take place now that the present Shsik
81 Salam l. entirely devoted ont of attachment or
ie"r-'p tue Sulinn. For my own part, think It
10 De GU 'ear s' there is no more any orp4si-
non party thai might check bis despotic snd most
obstinate deposition as well as his sangunary
thirst.
The British and French Ambassadors have how
ever lost no time in acqusnting Ire Chiefs OF the
TWO sqnadren' In the archipelago of the apparent
intentions of the Porte, end they both Joined ,s
g"iber in The vicinity of Smyrna, to wait The ar
rival OF their respective cruisers who understand
nave sent torecali them from their stations for The
purpose of uniting their forces to prevent the e
egyptian expedition landing their troops as u is pre-.
suihei at Hydra TIA, expedition LEFT Egypt in
'ne oeeinning OF has month, and have on board
ABOUT 5000 men. Every boIy here waits with
terror the result Of The combined sq.a,,roo'- iu-
'efIerence, as th=y are sufficiently strong tn give
warm reception TO the whole Turkish fee. il me-
cesssry. l say with terror, known az il is 10 the
lni,aoiants In general, the wrath and rage bai The
sultan most feel by losing his famous heet and
The consequences that might follow from hi.
horrible and bloody disposition.
ID following is an extract OF letter from Si,
"a, dated Aug s.
The Greeks Of This place are in great iey
SINCE the RECEIPT of neNs brought by different wa,
from Pelrponnesu-, infoi ming them. that 10 OeD
men, under The command OF Ibrahin Pacha have
been Vey lately defeated by the A!aiaoies in IN.
denies OF Mama. Such news hes awakened The
A'ain ties, who now are anA ors to march Agajns,
Tue arabs The news from Napoli confirms IN.
report that Admiral Cochrane had captured Tur
S%H corvette and schooner belonging to the Con-
l,I',pIe I!ee', under me command OF Capilaua
hey (flce AdniIal) That fleer left Ps,ras IN
the LIST inst and entered part INTO Nsvarin and nan,
INTO Nlodon The conspiracy of Colocou onj for
suITehdeing Napoli To lbga hIIn Pacba for The nce
OF one million OF dollar, has been most Fortunate
~ detected by Gen. Church. who intsrcepie ed some
le''efS rom mat psThd!ons Chief, by which il ap-
Peafed mat he bad accepted the conditions and
appointed the day take by a coup d. rosin D.
LAMBDA, the strong fortress OF ihAt place from d.
h"hus OF me brave Suliotes. who form the pri,
Pal pant OF the garrison. The treacherous Coin.
cotroni unfortunately has escaped the poni.b
ment that his sccomplices have met, by his preci
ri'ately leaving the place, only half an hour be.
fore General ChuGch's arrival
Letters from Jassy, capital of MolJsyia brins
me melancholy news that almos, The whole NJ
tnai Town had been destroyed BY fire. 90 The
=o'h OF July, old style being the day of ST. Fila,
anniversary, one OF the principal yards hal hi.
mouse illuminated, and it appears that The SER
san.. were engaged in merTiment and paid lit1s
a attention TO the lights, aud the house ,ook fro
such "as the fury of the element, the 0ind hs
ing very high, that in the course of too ho,,s
no less than five thousand houses were ,ss,,ny
go including the whole Court the Pripce,. ~,
iacs' and public Offices. The loss j. coosi,,srfai
immense as so rapid was the progress If ,ts
nre' that The Paor inhabitants had hardly t,ns n
ger their beds and save their iivs,. u1yy4ris rs
flagrstion. " 'S "0'i'u con
Letters from Adrirnople state the same borr,n,s
catastrophe to have hspnene,i to mai town hsyins
Is''Toyed upwards OF 1900 houses The vbo,n
b-z 'ar, and the merchants warehouse. have bssa
re"uced TO ashes. j. i believed the dse wa 90
GaSoned by some OF the families of The late In