Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22

a iairs have been brought 10 this crisis by the
bad faith and cruelty of Ibrahim Pachs, who, find.
ing that he would net be allowed 10 commit M
val hostiities, resolved, in defiance of the arms
tice, and in breach OF his solemn promises 10
wreak HE vengeance on the whole Greek ron,
lation, and this savage determination he was car
rying into effect, by burning houses, DESTROYING
agriculture aud tree, and even msssacreine woms
and children,
The Gazette de France remarks. III, i. m.
astonishing harmony between the ths ee united ua
tions, is one of the wonders of hisioryl', Bv and
by, perhaps, we may see a still greater wonder
the age OF NIT scles is not yet over. Let us now
contemplate the state OF affairs on land we
have stated heretofore that the Turks ~ 4. sendne
large supplies Of money, provisions men, smmu-
niton 10 his fortresses on the Danube. On the
iiaesof that liver and the Pru,h, eishty-thousand
Russians under Field Marshal Wit'gensien, are
already assembled and ready for the field sill
greater army under Marshal Sschen, i, ready TO
support his operations, and the Car himself is
expected TO join them.
Previously TO the battle of Navarin, the Sultan
had sent firm,n to Ibrshin Pacha, directing him
TO repel force by force. On the strength oil this
irman. Ibrshim commercial the sggressons above
iecited.
GREECE.
o. The ID OF October, there arrived at the Camp
OF Fosiizzas, the Commander OF the Phcmel brig
with Dispatches from Admiral Codripgton sd-
dressed to General Church AMI Lord Cochrane
to aeqiaint them ths, uader the present circum-
stances, he was obliged to hinder the Greek ex-
petition. which was preparing agains, Albania.
The Commanders of the French, Eeglish, and
Russian SO iadrons have recognized the blocka de
declared by the Greek Government, of oil the
tortresses in the MoIea, held by the Turks.
The Sersskier is at Zeitouni; the Albanian
troops, with threats, demand their arrears of pay ,
amounting to five millions of Turkish pia stres. In
order TO procure money, the inhabitants are put
into prison, without 6isiinc ion OF age or rank
Count John Capo dIs,rias was expected in
Greece with the greatest Impotence. The Jour
nails have reported that his arrv al had been ,.sy-
cd because his presence in Europe was advania
geous TO the Greek cause. The Chiefs have an.
proved OF hi. delay, but the people continually
exciam-Where is ourr Governor? We demand
our Governor we will not acknowledge any 9th
ct au,hority.-The Government had just received
the COUNTS letter IN reply to his nomination.
There is in the Lrndon papers latest received
some intelligence of the affairs of Greece commu-
Aca,ed BY private correspondents, which though
Rot OF Very recent date is yet of much inter e Il
as il supplies the knowledge of fact OF mpor.
iance MOI before known.
1t appears Admral Codrington did compel the
Greeks to refrain f. ON hos,lies, as well as ,'e
Turks. Genera! Church and Lord Cocbrsna me
ditaed, II appears, expedition TO Albania
Lord lngestine arrived in their camp Yos,za l.,
and communicated 10 hem that the British Adj
niral desired the expedition might not be under
taken 1t was accordingly abandoned.
Count Capo G'Istria is expected in Greece with
anxiety. Money appears 10 have been RENTED ;,
in some considerable Gums from Russia the
Greeks.
The letter of Coun, Capo d'Is,ra, addressed
from London 10 the Greek nation, accepting the
station OF president, is now published.
The enterprise steam vessel had arrived.
Six Turkish vessels had been destroyed in the
harbour of Lepanto by the Greeks
ENGLAND.
The Court Gazette announces the appointment
OF Admiral Sir L iward Codrington, Knight Com
inande of The Military order Of the Bah, to be
Knight Grand Cross ofsaid Order; aud of the fol-
lowing Officers to be Companions of the same,
yiz:-Captains Jno Acworh Ommanney, the
lion. ]. A Maude the Hon. Frederick Spencer
end EIcssrd Car-on; Commanders. John Norman
campbell, Richard u. ckenson, George Bohun Mar
tin, Lewis Davies, the Hon William Arson,
Lord fsconnt lnsestrie, and Robert Lumberi
Cspt. Charles Dallas is appointed Governor OF
St. Helena.
Sir A. Hart has arrived in Dablin. and been
sworn into the Office of Lotd Chancellor
Lieutenant General James Dunlop will i, is u.-
dersood, be appointed Colonel of the 18th Reg
fnen oil foot, vice General Sir Robert Abercrom
by, deceased; and General The Duke OF Cord N,
". ~, WI! IL is understood, be appointed Go
vernon OF T. nburs Castle, vice General Sir RubeI;
Abercromby, deceased
We understand saws a Iondon sv.oi,g p.nar
That L2rd S,owei re,ires from the situation oil
Judge OF High Court OF Admiralty aad il 10 be
succeeded in that important Office by Sir Chri.to
pier Robinson, his Mejcsiy's Advocate General.
Or. Philimore IS to succeed SIR Christopher in the
latter oii1ce, and SIR Lines McIn,o<h is to be one
OF The commissioners for the Affairs of India
vice Dr. Pbiiimore
Lord W ellesley will reiinqush his Irish govern
ment and come TO England the second week In
december. Lnrds Justices will be appointed &c
conduct the administration for the short interval
before the arrival of Lord Angesy in ID bin
Inc King has conferred the government o
portsmouth upon his Royal II shness the Duke o
gloucester, who succeeds Sir William Keppel re.
Gently appointed governor OF Guernsey, IN the
room OF the late Eirl of Pembroke
liis Royal Highness the IsnId High Admiral
tontIbues 10 stir about with infinite activity from
point to point, where his high service seems te
require his presence.
Contrary 10 The expectation that wcrs some ,imt
ago raised on the subject nov appears ,hat ,ber,
are not assets 10 uIest chilling Of the debts o.
bis late Royal Hishness the Duke Of York. TIN.
Post. u VIC "A0'''''s
The Liverpool Chronicle of the I7ih Noven.
Der sSJs' ru nor has prevailed in Londpn IN III,
ss' Gay or TWO, (whsthrr well or III grounded w.
hnow nov That Parliament will meet for the des.
P"eh o. business, on the ooh December that be,
ing 'he Jay 10 which the House now stands prn.
iooueu' various Teasots are alleged for Ibis de-
s'u''na''on' bui we pre.nmed 1.-THE Chief one, The
WFseenI event at Naysiin,.
- La.yrD FOR sale.
~ .sl.sf the fset Of Land IN Nottaway county ~,
i "a TooI Tg''ae CONTAINING $50 Acre. yho tbri