Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24

D'HtSh fTdreuefS important ~ true. Ac-
ouns are said 10 have been received, that Capt,
rankin had accon piished the objects to his %.
GRAND expedition, and had fallen in with and EN-
arkec on board his msjesty's ship Blossom.
which had been sent for the purpose OF meeting
lim IN Behring's Str ils II is added. that some
i! the party who with him had reiIaced their
teys by their original route.
On the Alb OF March there was a most exrsor.
iinary fall of snow in Scotland. There had not
been great fall, in so short period of tipe, !
since Feb. 1879, when paris OF it, which had go, |
MO hollows and against walls, remained unds,olv-
ed in June. II was expected 10 be highly jisas I
rous to the country Stages bsd extra sets OF
horses attached TO them, and people attempted TO
clear The roads for them. In Edinburgh, being
Sunday, the Churches were unattended. and the
public clocks Stopped rom the weight OF snow
" hicb irited on their pointers.
The Java Packst from Batavia, went down off
and the whole of her crew, consisting OF
so souls. were doomed to wa,cry grave, with
the exception OF the pilot, who conri,ed 70 save
himself She had on board 5000 bags OF coffee,
which are all gone She was insurela Lords
The British snip Marmon, Capt. Pe,ie, from
Liverpool Ia Calcutta, with cargo valued al Fl I'm
60 TO E7u,UC0, was abandoned ., sea on the 18th
Feb, having started butt. The crew & pass-n.
gera were savedby the Bri-b ship Garland
Courtney, the American who had previously
announced that he would take terrific flight >,
Bath ICON Beechen Cliff over the Old Bridge,
disappointed soms thousands of persons who had
congrtgated TO witness this senseess s; d,ngeIous
expi"it-ihe rope either broken or cut, and
the experiment was deferred.
PORTUGAL SPAIN. 1T was confidently
reported IN London on the l2lh of March, tbsi,
Sir H. Clinton has written home in the al ons.si
terms for reinforcement The gallant general, it il
said, has declared 5000 additional troops absolute
ly necessary.
lafe NE o a E.t, II
British regiments had been engaged It'll The For
ihgnese Hoyaiists. and had bea.sn them. The aid
de-camp ut Gen. Clinton was killed IN the action
We doubt the Tact there having been any Ell
eagemcn OF the kind.
~ IS stated By gentleman f ON Madrid s. Paris,
where be had the best opportunities for gaining
inf rms'ion, that it Ferdinand. situated as he now
IL, II ne were the most sincere peniient that ever
Confessed his sins. co.id not, with the presen, go.
Vernnent OF Spain. pursue honest course oil
policy lie Is otnsed to pandsr 10 the bad pas
siohs Oh me raobie, aud they are instgsled gross
excesses by the Priests. The state of society in
Madrid Is re;fesented 10 be dreadful Families aye
haTassed " .pes and iuforners, and the head of a
family does no, know how many Of It's members
sct III that capacity.
Letters from Madrid state, that new difficulties
have JUS, arisen between the SIP. Minister OF Fo-
reign A tiars and Mr.. Lamb The latter has COM
pisincd that the principal part of The arms found
on The Portuguese rebels, are OF the fsciurs
OF 'Ser'1e, which are under tthe muedate control
OF, and c"udnot have been distributed without the
consent OF the Spanish government,
1t was rumoured that change in the SpanisI,
ministry was 10 AXE place. Orders ha We been sent
to Paris tor the return at the Duke San Carlos.
Alarming accounts have been receives from the
Dutch estabishn in India.
he Russian Government making the
greatest preparations for vigorously prosecu,io Q
ne wa E
hat country TO tn l7Ih Of jan, mention some
further military successes obIaned by the Russians
over the Persians.
| CcNsTANrIHopLE, Feb. 8. The English Am
barsador has renewed his proposals relative 10 the
| pachcaiion OF Greece, and in note which he has
just presented, has demanded IN the fr-t place. the
I cessation OF hostilities. 1t is believed that TIN.
demand will be supported by the ambassadors oil
Austria s. Russia.
LONDON, March ID. This morning there was
much agitation in the stock markets. Consols o.
Pened at 81 Is and COON declined 10 SIf Some
large sales were sifec,ed Sii, end bsing fol-
lowed by more at a depressed quol alton laJI in
me Consols was the consequence. AT two, they
recovered little, being 81 SIS Foreign Stoclys
have been slightly effected by ,be fall in ConsoIs
kamoIs are very rife In he city this morning, that
Mr. Ginning mas resigned.
Corn .NaTdet.- Wheat is depressed to-day
and may be quoted at So. being 3s les, than ,he
last market day The for this decline is. tina,
Hour Cannot be held Ibis mild weather, as i. heats
me supply o! wheat has been considerable from
Suffolk
We are concerned 10 say that Mr.. Secretary
Canning was indsposeI on Saturday and yes,er.
DAY. HE right hos. gentleman received visits
yesterday from Lord G'envil!e, Lord Morley, and
nunheT OF other persons Of distinction
HREEcE. The third victory gained bg IA
ralSkski Is continued. The booty taken al Vol,zz,
was much more considerable than at first reponed
osiona is III The hands OF the Greeks Kara-kski.
after his victorie; at AIakova and YoIZz, where
lac took 1910 horses, all kinds of ammunition. pro
visions, &c. surprised aud cut 10 pieces. nes, LIE
panto, corps of 1000 Turks. who were narcbi,o
10 Saiona to relieve that place Part of Ks troops
are 10 be SEM to the army OF Eieusis. Two hun
dTed Peiopnonesians have already repaired thi,ber
ana two thousand men. under Col Gordon and
Fe'fon'IchaiIy, are going by TO the Pireus
eseor. Ell ny the american Jrigdte commanded by
miaulis. All these forces, uni ed. are sim.
'aneon9Iy TO attack the Serasker Red.chid Psch-.
VINO bias approached Athens, from whirh he had
retired IN consequence of the victory of Arakova.
mus giving Coi Fabyier Opportunity 20 enter
'he hcTopons win ammunition and provisions
accounts had been received NJ Preyisa tLat tyvo
vessels, laden with visions, were at Pe,ala
waiting orders from Karai-kalxi; and that Mok,y
longbi
These favourable circumstances, saws letter n
the Geneva Greek committee. Prove bo,v n.s.,I
DOR consignmenis of provisions have been. ein,e
tbe Greeks have thereby been enabled TO resume
offensive operations.
The AugsbUTgh Gazette mentions ,b,, a..
Porte, on The 4th Febfuary, declared. tbtoueb 10
Ne'4 EiendI, that ii would reject all diplomatic |
oTertrres IN iavor OF the Greek insurgents
From tie London horairP Chres,.te
w e received last night. thfOugh he MI.