Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09


July lat year.
1t has been remarked, that from he commence
ment oi this eek, the portraits OF the luiani Don
Miguel have been otentstously multiplied, and I
they are exposed to sale in ali the ,aost public !
streets. This fact Insignificant under ordinary cir
cums;ances, appears nota little remarkable.
ErHact of q letter.
Since the news OF the speedy arrival of boa |
Pedro In Portugal was received, project has been
concei"d for Fastening the dev eoprient of the
,pusioheal system. On the morning of the 18th,
the death OF Mr. Canning having become known at
ST. ldelon, o, the Apostoiicsls belle. eel themselves
omnipoen', and they found no difficulty se,ti..
from The KING 'he decree which cashered, as you
have oiresdy heard. Mr., Recacho, < the Directors
Gen,ssl of the u lice.
A, this moment general Inspection of the Roy
alist volunteers IN the Kingdom have been resolv-
cd upon. Their number ID stated 10 amount to
three hundred thousand, OF which nesily one third
oisy are armed, but pied Ge yself that at
! the moment when am wri,ing, orders have been
gwen to purchase TWO hundred Thousand uius-i-;
and can further assure you, that Frenchman
who is In the service OF ,hr Infant Don C.ilos
whose father had mandatory OF arms In Franc,
mas Oba from the latter order Tor 60 900
muske,s. TO not know what they wish Ia do,
but the senei al opinion Is, that IL is intended
strike decisive blow; and tina, 10 effect this
corps OF 80 or 40 thousand volunteers about -
be added - the Army OF Observation.
From the Dsitmoie Ane.ieaul
Latest From Greece. - Abe tss, sailing brig
George L. Stevens. II, Captain Walker, arrived at
this port yesterday in IS days from Smyrna, and
| 50 ir m Gibraltar. To the po,ene-s OF MIR. Lam
bert Cuttings, -"percargo oi the brig, the editors
OF the American are indvb ed for ihe following in
te!iigence:
| The report that had already reached this coun-
try, OF the rejection by The Grand Seisnior of the
propositions made 10 him by the European Pow.
lob - a..
Is added that he sent back the communications ON
the subject unopened, ordering, at the same tim ,
the decapi,aiion OF his Seer etary for receiving
them. II appears, however, that he had subse-
quentiy been induced TO acopt different course,
and II was generally believed, al Smyrna, that he
! was not disposed to lend favorable ear to the
propositions OF the Powers, out th.t ne would n
nslly accede to an arrangement the subject. /,
| had been runoured that the Grand Seignor had or
dered suspension of hosiiities but there appear-
ell to be no foundation for the report and II was
only known that he had consented 10 ueat with
! The Greeks The Franks uLder the prorecion OF
| The Allied Powers, al one time enter aimed so,ne
! apprehension for their own safety, but they had
become perfectly easy, as all appIehensions OF a
rupture had subsided. The inter positions of The
Powers came a, a most seasonable period for the
7 Greeks, as il was believed that without il they
could not have continued the struggle against the
Turkish power. They much divided smongs,
themselves. AT Napoli, the town and castle had
hred on each other, and the greatest confusion
The consequence. During the affair, Lieut.. Wa-h-
ing on, formerly, of West POM, who had recently
Joined the Greek service, was killed by a ram
dom shot whilst walking the beach.
Pirates iniest all the Islands OF the Archipea go
In a greater or less degree. Their elevated ST.
tua'ion affords an opportunity OF overlooking all
| vessels bound through, and OF forming correct
idea of their character, armament, number of men
&c so that u Is considered almos: impossible for
fhsS yxytth hon
These pirates are Greeks, who make their attacks
In boats containing so TO 100 men each, we'll arm
cd which Iendsrs resistance, In most cases of no
| avail a number oil depreda,ions had been com
nitted by them previous to the arrival oil the brig
1T Smyrna & Ily 2l.) The sufferers were ch.eti
Austilans and English. The only American YES.
sci Piundered was the brig Sassu of b ,s,on, in
March last The cSrBoes were generally taken
out ~ the pirates, and The officers and crews at
ter being robbed of their clothes, and Yhpned with
view To extor confession OF The conces lnient
| OF money, were dismissed with the empty vessels
AN English brig OF wa', disguised as a merchs mt
vessel, had succeeded in capturing some oil the pi-
rates. but upon their arrival al Malta, they were
released, and their boats condemned Upon a
| subsequent expedition the brig LOST thirty or
forty vi men, Who had landed in pursuit of the nj
rates and were fired upon by Others concealed
behind The rocks.
The George z. Stevenson cam. down the Me.
diterranean under convoy oil he sonp of war War
rem, Capt. kearaey, ell well. OH Milo she gave
ehase TO and hred into boat of Suspicious appesr-
aace The iIisate Con-titut on Cap. Patterson arti-
we'd at Smyrna on the 7ih August from cruise in
Tue Archipelago, all well. OF Sclo fell In with
me United States schooner Porpose b;und tn
omyrna, having under convoy The -hip Augusta
anu Orig Caspian oil boston, bound To SMYRNA with
convoy, but did not learn further PARTICULARS
Inc hIss,e Java had arrived at Milo, with the
c"mina"drig officer OF ne station on board The
ontario sioop OF war mad been seat in pursuit CT
,he Orig Dsi1s OF Boston, which had dsviaied from
her convoy Business at Smyrna "a. dull :
'he aeuVe reason sets in about the first Of SEN
temoer' aud Continues until the lit OF NAV
living TO the heat but little business Is done III,
ring the other four months of the YER +, ,vas
reported al Smyfn' Just before Mr.. g. left. thu,
me had occurred AZ AdIisnopie, and consumed
large number o. houses
IL French fiSale was spoken near Care Bond
the oilicsr OF which stated that AlpIer. VA. den
bIockaded by eight frgaies aud two line Of b nj.
shlps, but he was not aware of any land force
haVi"s arrived. French frigae was also STA
"S"eu on Aunis' N ear the entrance Of the - raI-
passed Itu-sian hect, Consisting oil line of bal
tie ships, 'hree irigates, and two corvettes.
rum the .UOaifeur of Slsndoy dIo c6
fAHis, aug. 25.-The latest accounts received
Hom Aiglefs announce that the large ships OF wa,
OF that Urgency It'll kept IN mort and tia,
hhbef'o no one has endeayoured TO get-ou Only
some ieluccss, by favour OF The night. and bv
"'ef email dIausht Oh water, baye' b=en able 20
san along The coast, without being observed bv the
french squadron at d time hen it's number was
si"'I'i bn, Tire squadron has nog been reinforced
ny several vessels, and Is sbie to extend is line Of
observation from Bona ia The east TO Oran in the
west. vac
II is eyiden, tl,st the Algsrine feluccas are ion
s"'ad to extent their cruise grs, distance, but