Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13

happy Creek. Wv
The Gazette OF Tuesday I'd October, co,,,io.,
an order of His Majesty in Council, pe,mi,,inr
vessel, OF the United Ssiesto enter ports Of ,hs
Bahama Islands. In ballast, for the purpose Of sx
porting thence fruit and salt, the produces of ,,o,s
Islands
The Irresistible steam vessel, destroyed by 6y-
on Tuesday in the river, was the last miser,h,.
remnant OF the Greek Committee sxpetii.ica. a
letter is published in this day's Times, comfor,'oy
Groncally, we suPpose) the world for the fate O.;
the Irresistible. by declaration of her unfitness
for service! As for the Enterprise, which hal
undergone each innumersbe alterations before abe,
could be sent 10 sea, we hear, with sorrov, bus
without establishment that she 10 believed TO have
foundsred Alas. poor Greecei Who, then. is
to repay her these aggravated and une4ampled
losses? OF course the engineer will refund SONS
part, and Slessrs. Ricardo, doubtless, the remeas
der.
From The L.pcrpooi Mercury, .hjp. 2.
TURKEY AND GREECE.
We have just been fas orej with the so:lowino
translated letter, received here yesterday by most
respectable mercantile house in LiverpooI
Extract of letter. dated Lsghorn, October l..
"Capian Baularo, Ssrd MAN, who sailed from,
Modone, in Mora, on the 9th instant, has J.pos-
ed at this /. and r. office of health, that. ON III.
9TH September, the Egyptian squadron, composed
| OF eighty-seven vessels, arrived in Navsrno from,
Alexandria, with 500 troops, which landes
OostaCie' on the list, The Combined ,
English and French squad'ons of twenty seven
vessels entered the same port; that the alni,.,s
had secret conference with Ibrahim Pacbs in
| consequence Of which all the Turkish fleet which
had sailed on an expedition against Idra and Spe,a
again entered the port that, on the 9th sppeare3
In Na,arino the German corvette. Csrolina. in
three days from Smyrna, with dispatches fnr
lbrahm Pachs, cortainins the rene ed declar,,on
OF the Sultan, that he would not accede to apv
proposition OF foreign interv enion, and that he
was ready TO place himself at the head of all the
Mussemen, with a formal declaration of war. the
beginning OF which would be the slaughter of all
the FRANKS In Constaninople; that, owing to such
an announcement, confirmed, perhaps by the
three ambassadors in their particular dispatches.
the English and French fquadrons sailed from
Navarino tor an unknown destination; that on
| the 30th, lbrahim sent from Navarinc, by land.
two strong divisions of troops, with orders to lay
waste the Peninsula, and ordered, besides, thirty
men OF war, and fifteen mercantile vessels 10 sail
| with provisions for Patrasso, for which Mace he
himself sci off on board the vessel Lyon, built in
Leghorn, together with another vessel six fris,es
and six briggs, with the in ention of ATTACHING
LORD Cochrane, according to the orders receiyed1
| TURKEY AND GREECE.
! A letter from Corfu, dated Oct g. saws
| " An English brig of has just br ought the
news, that on the 23d of September, ibrabir
agreed TO en- armstice, siipulating for the right To
return without impeachment hom the combined
squadrons 20 Alexandra, soon as he should re-
ceive new communications. The aImstice with
the Greeks Is stated to have been concluded uu-
der the guarantee of the commanders of the AL
lied squadrons; and the convention was agreed IN
by Messrs. Elliott, for England; Huiiier, fer,
france; and Alascary, who is with the Russian
Admiral Helden as diplomatic agen,''
Ohsial advices have been received al the Fo
reign Otice, from Constan,inople dated the 5,h
October. Down to that period no alteration had
i'm sfa ia Of
spect 10 Greece. The Sultan continued IN n,o
less The greatest ankle TO avoid any hostile result
but meanwhile avoided taking any step which
might tend TO The satisfactory arraDg ement of hs
matters al issue The intelligence of the srmistice,
concluded between Admiral Codrington and the
tacha, on the 10th ult. had reached Constants
nople on the 9Th instant, but it was expected il
might arrive IN about ten days from Navar.no, The
probability W as, thai L reached the Ottoman Go,
vernmen, about the 9Th or 9Th inst.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Sept. I9.-The visit of
the Greek Patriarch TO The Porte had been an
houneed on the l7th ON the 18Th, he en-, tbi-
her in grand procession; having been introduced
TO the kiaja Bey, he preseated 10 him 27 articles
oil submission, OF The town. and district of Rune
la, from Prevesa TO the Isthmus of Corinth and
Thessaly.
These AriicleI were signed and sealed by tha
FfHna,es' the Caiani, and The elders OF the coun.
| try, who expressed in them their repentance of
their revolt, implored the Pstria, chs pard.n for
Inc accommodation which they had incurred,
and declared Their firm resolution 10 1--we and die
henesforlh as faithful r ,jabs of the Sultan.
! The Patriarch added, hat The principles Of The
religion which he protested, ordered him to par
don, and that be had now only TO nlplore the cle-
mency of the Sublime Porte.
The klsjs Beg, after having verified these sever.
al documents, which had been previously translate
ed into Turkisb, replied ' The divine law coma
mands US to spare him who submits. If an nfidel
xills The son OF Mussulman, and asks pardon the
father must pardon him, even though be bad the
i'ielesS body OF his son before bis eyes In the
same manner, following the precept Of our holy
religion the Sublime Porte grants forgiveness to all
The Greess who had laid down their arms You
may announce to them ihis good news, and in.
crease 10 all places the renown of the elenency Of
his Highness.''
1t has been seen that, in taking this step, the
head OF the Greek Church had yielded to The de.
mani oi The Porte, which desired to have an ops
portuny TO give proof Of its moderation. AZ
The close OF his audience be had bumbly solicited
Inc loerty OF three Bishops, who were kept IS
hostages. These Prelatvs were released the fol-
/ lowing day, as well as the Primates of The I.lshds.
who were also detained 10 the residence of the
Bosiangi Bsch.
September 20. The Patriarch has despatched
TWO 1artsIs TO Rumsl 10 snnounce the pardon
lie has written to the Bishops, AMI called on them
to use their influence 10 induce their flock, TO sub.
nit.
Il said that The Porte is going 10 recall all tho
exiled Greeks.
From The Gazette de France, dated Tuesday, DC.
tober 81.
Oct. Tile Porte has received information
ln't the Egyptian feet is vigorously bloclSaded in
NsVarn by the English squadron, and that il il
mr. tn a.