Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04
FOR Enc ~.
From, the \ Y. Gazette. Extra, August 10.
ATTEST FROM EUROPE.

The Boston papers ut w ejnesday, received per
steamboat Washington contain ract- from Lon
don papers TO the Both and Liverpool to the 2i>,
OF July, received there by the ship Cuwper. Their
con enis are quite uninteIssiins
England. - Mr.. Canning has been i'll bu, is con.
vsis>ceat. Mr.. Hu-ks-on had set out for the
contnen, on 3 mon Ia tour. ioI he benefit If his
health. The Marquis of Lansdo,vn had entered on
hi" oIicisl dute., principal Secretary oil State
Tor the Home Department.
The British Government ship Primrose hal ar
rived In England from Mexico, with Nj. Wand
the British Minister, and valuable freight OF spe.
Gle Mr. Rocslue,te. late Mexican Minister. had
reiurned IN The Primrose. and svas bearer OF the
alexcan treaty 10 be submitted foi ratification to
the Bftish Cove eminent. Upwards of s 900 600
one hall on governmental account, 1t Is said
Ieceived by the Il.
Rumors OF failures prevailed upon the London
Exchange, and i, reported that one large ope-
rstor in stocks would soon stop.
The crops in England would probably he batter
this year than usual; accounts FROM four counties
state that the grass viii Weld plenitu!ly, and be
gathered quite early. The same accounts are given
iIoni diff rent parts of Scotland
Prince Leopold has arrived 20 Eagsnd from the
Continent, (.
Lord Liverpool is much improved in his health,
and was doing well.
ihe Liverpool Mercury contains an article in
French from y. Albert, L. l.. ID .animadyertins
Lafayette IN his history of Napoleon, and In de-
fence OF the character of that excellent brave and
consistent patIiot- Lafayette.
1t az ears TO be pretty general opinion with the
English editors, That the Greeks VIII not refuse
their assent 20 the pacific arrangements recent,
proposed b. Great Bri ain, France and Russia, but
some doubt II entertained whether the Gram Seg-
NOR VIII co.ne ia 10 the arrangement Should IL 20
FULLY into effect, he irie46s of GTecian Liberty it,
this country at least will be disappointed.
Colombian schooner was making prizes ot
Spanish vessels of Cape Finlslene. She is stated
TO have captured the French Schooner Cashier of
aavre, with cargo of 100000 francs, although
her ships papers were certified by the Custom
House at tadz. These particulars were forwarded
by the French Consular Agent at Biiboa to the
General of Marine at Bordeaux, who had dispatch
ed two armed trincadores TO protect the vessels
that arrive.
GREECE.
The German papers received in London, con
tain accounts Oi the defeat Of the Greeks before
Athens. One thousand Greeks are said TO have
pershed on The field of battle, and six hundr ed
were made prisoners The prisoners were after
wards oeheaced IN succession, in presence of the
the Sera.kier, together with a number of German,
French, and Swie> officers. The cause of Ibis dr.
feat Is stated to be the impIudence ~it which the
advanced upon the Turks, and were attacked in
the rear By party oil the concealed enemy.
number oil Bavarian officers have determined 10
leave Greece, being convinced that the efforts OF
individuals could be OF no service 10 them.
Field Marshall the Count OF Osten Sscken has
made visit to st. Petersburg from Poland. TO
concert measures is reported TO be adpnted
in case the Porte persists in declining the interyen
ton of the Allies.
| Private letters from ConstaniinpoIe announce
that the PTopo'als OF the Allies having been reiec
ted, and news OF the capiiulation of the Arrcno.
! lis having been received that place the S,ja,
ha- formed the design to INDUCE the Greeks 10 s,h
mi, by offering hem an amnesty ;should tbey snb
nit there Will ne no occasion for any further iote,
ference. 1t is stated, however, thai The Empsrn,
Nicholas persists s"d Will Continue IN per.is, 80
his proposals. aHa that the Creek are not bleI ~
place much confidence IN an amnesty from TIE
Turks. An English squadron has sailed from Mai
"a for Alexandra, supposed to be destined IN ar,
in concert with the French, in preventing The sail
ing of the Egg piisn fleet.
LAl EST FROM COLOMBIA.
BY the Mary Ann, Rugan, at PhiIsdelphs, we
have received private sdsices from Colombia 10 the
18th August. The following are extracts from our
latest lelters:-
LAGUIRA, August Ilih
" regret to say have been much disappon ed
IN the progress made in the formation of a liberal
government by the Colouibians; they appear TO be
In wrefched stale, and I think some iuuor,sn,
change must take place. General Bolivar. am
sorry TO say, Is exceedingly unpopular in this Pro
vince, where one would suppose he would be mos,
beloved Caracas being his native city. The
measures he has adopted since his return. have
rendered him very obnoxious; he lett here a
few days before my arrival for Car hagena. and
doubtless, ere this, has arrived at Bogots, where
il Is expected, he will not he very cordially re-
ceived. Bait finer.