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

| evening, we received by the poli,eness of -.
SenSer IN the Citizens Line, from New York
copy OF the New York Mornirg Courier, of ys,
terday' from which we copy the following impo,.
tani items OF foreign intelligence, received by ,ls
p7cke' ship' WIN. Thompson, Capt Maxwell as
the Bayart; Capt Robertson, bringing Tivsr.,
dates TO the l7,h November i"oA
with reference 10 the great victory oba;p.s
The Globe Of the 18th Nov. ssser's that eve,
possible means will be resorted to- to p,ov;d r
the safety of the allied ambass. DORIS and erb.c
the Christian states, resident in Cons,anfioon,
ihe British ministers enteit in no annreh,,si,
that The intelligence from Navsrino viii reach ,hs
Turkish Government before IL is received bv ,ha
ambassadors; this we hope, for the sake of bum,n;
~, VII prove TO he the case, for the fl ct ebnIi
ton OF he Ottoman fury night be cruel in the ex.
ueme." vac eNs
1t will be observed, that the Turkish. admir-,
H'ieu Inc English Interpreter and pilot, titus
provoking the battle that cost him go dear
The French Minister. auemp, 10 turn the hat,
tie of Navarino to their Own ad vantape in H.
eieciions, with accounts of which the papers tern,
Ihe Courier Franca-, attaches much blame 70 NJ
Matermick management. The Journal du Com
merce' calls the Austrian fig the worthy ally of
the Cross, which has suffer ed By this enpasener,
while the London Globe asserts thar She 30
changed her tone and desires her am assador in ,ls
turkish capital TO promote the objecl of the alli-
ed powers, W.
The English government do not deem il nec..
sary't send reinfoi cenents TO Admiral Codrins ton
but the French are about sending seyer,l vssseI.
to Nj de Rgney. A courier was mmedia,eIv dos.
patched TO 81. Petersburg, but il was not time r.,
learn what the Russian cabinet IN sht think mn.
per TO do.
The dissolution OF the chamber OF deputies bav.
"e again ieit the press Tree in France he papers
hasten to inform their readers of the nature of tba
hrsldom 10 which the censorship subjected them
was Certainly OF q very annoying nature: for no,
t'one were many articles of Importance at least
In the opinion Of he editors, suppressed but passs.
ges' and even phrases were erased, and vet The
writer was not permitted to leave the spaces bsnt
but was compelled to give he articles the sppesr
| ance OF an entire composition of the editor
thls must have bees frequently most arduou,
'asA' 1 ne elections are, of course, the subject
OF much interest throughout France at present.
iURkEx The Turco Egyptian feet is snnihi-
lated The first blow has been given to the Quo.
man power, and il sill assuredIy be followed bv
Others more severe and more fatal On the Goth M
Octoper. " SIR Edward Codrington, having learn
Ell mat ibrahim Pscha had landed tn e troops COM
posing me expedition, in violation of the arn,is-
tice, AMI was dealing destruction around an onost
the Greeks of the Mores, the vice admiral win
the confined squadrons, (ihe French and Russian
admIrals having placed themselves under his ora
derS) stood IN for Navarnc, and found the Tut
ish ana EGYPTIAN fleet lying there, being IT. DOR cd
IN crescent, and apparently ready for action
having passed the batteries, Sir Edward ColriDe-
ton despatched the Dartmouth ahead for the mr.
pose oil sending communica ion TO Ibrahim or
he Turkish Admiral, warning him of tina ron,e
qlences OF his !inss By bringing down npon
MN the vengeance of The allied squadrons III.
b"rmouih's boat, carrying this communication
was hred upon, and we regret to add, tina, LEM.
~ Troy and the whole boats crew were kilI,l
IhIs was the signal for attack. The British adj
inifal proudly led in the Asia, and, placing her
petween the Turkish and Egyptian admras, OPEN
ed tremend ,us Fl upon the former The Esvn
ne would not fre gun, Mr.. Mitch II, Sir E,Iwd
CodfIngtohs inerpI efer was sent on board. bu,
ne was baseiy shot, and the admiral Immediately
hred on The Egyptian admiral. The action became
general on both sides, and continued with fury
of Tour hours, when i, terminated By the complete
obstruction OF the whole Turkish and Eevnti,a
hee'' consisting of -a Of the line. Is lrigates,
corveites, brgs, 5 fire ships, and numerous
transports, &c Tie ships which had ESCAPED the
iIry OF the aitsch weEe on shore by eTuiks
themselves and destroy ed.'
This glorious achievement ha. NOT besn ,s,to,-
i ~, %iinont tremendous loss of human life -
he turkish admiral had Goo men killed. and The
oss OF the others in proportion
Inc loss of the allies had been great; among
q, ne E"ghsh slain, are capt. Walter Bathurst, OF
!. n's MaJestj g ship Genoa Lieut. HI zroy; Mr.
f'n,th, the master Of the Asia, and many other
S"''ant oiiiceIs and men, making total loss in
'he bTitlsh squadron of 20 officers 81 neuv cfi.
ctls' snu us men killed and wounded. The A..
=" Hdusns' fnzenmast shot way, and her maine
mast severely injured. The French and Russian
heets took very active part. The French A,I,ni
~ De Hlsney, signalized himself by an acts of
ShIV"ifHns gallaoIry, net having been able 10 get
rs own ii g ship satisfactory into action, changed
us nag to frigate. on which he most gallapGry
u he'd up the enemy, but his loss was yery great
exceeding one hundred
- Is raid 'he Turkish crews, in many instances
A9ioi'ed great desperation, Jumping overheard
ather than surrender.
LONDON, Nov. Is.
Desp"ches were yesterday received at the AL,
1fSi y announcing brilliant victory obtained ora
V'h Ociober, IN the port OF Nav arino by the En-
i'sh, french and Russian squaJrons over the COM
med Turkish and Egyptain fleets.
me battle was fought at anchor. aud was nes
sssarIly bloody and destructive. The numerical
npenoTI'y OF the force was immense, but the result
as oeen' we are proud to ssy,ths destruction o.
ie whole Turkish force.
Inc following is a Synopsis of the forces.
Line. FTigts. Cofveues Sips. SC. Total