Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18
FOREIGN.
From he NJ Y. american, Jan. ~

have our Paris files 10 the 5th Dec. furnishing
London dates to the LIST Dec. We subjoin such
items as appear interesting.
The Journal du Commerce, of December 4
says that the Duke of York had experienced a
relapse. The London dates in that paper are TO
the lst December-the latest direct advices from
London were TO the 2Sth November, at which
time it was stated that the Duke of York was out
OF danger.
Much dissatisfaction said TO exist at Berlin,
on account of the dearness of provisions, and OF
the distress and robberies consequent upon it. II
Is also stated, that the assassination, without
tive. of children frequent.
| We find in the Journal du Commerce OF the Cd
December, the following article relative TO the
arbitration here concerning the Greek frigates, SC
| Several publications .ade in New York, on the
subject of The Greek frigates, and of the arbi,ra-
ton relative thereto have been lately disseminated
in France, hence it becomes the day OF the friends
of Mr. H. G. DE Rham, one OF the arbitrator,
to notify the public. that, in conformity with the
| Intention manifested by this gentleman. in con-
seniing TO act as an arbitrator, he has relinquished
TO the Greeks the fifteen hundred dollars compen-
sation awarded to him in that capacity.
We had before heard that such the liberal
purpose OF Mr.. De Rham, but have rot hitherto
seen it publicly announced.
GREECE
MIR. Eynard's correspondent at Corfu, writes,
Nov mber 81, that the money and provisions he
had sent out had safely arrived. a par, OF the
money has been applied 10 ransom two hundred
Greek slaves. They will furnish the Greeks
means of subsistence for two months. II the Go
vernment succeed in placing Rumelia on res
pectable footing, Albania will be safe and the
affairs of the Alorea will be easily arranged. l.
brahm's troops suffered severely from want OF pro-
visions.
Paris, November 90.
The news ofthe death of Gouras is confirmed
by letters from Zants OF the 9Th ult. which, at the
same time, excul?ate him from the charge of
treason. He had made too successful sales from
the citadel but fell on the second. II is said how
ever, that these engagements have enabled FIVE
| hundred fresh troops TO- throw themselves into
the Acropolis, and it is hoped that this monument
to which 70 many r,collectons are attached, will
be able 10 defend itself r.. long time against
the barbarians. I, is said that the Greeks are re-
solved in case OF extreme necessity, to blow up the
AcIopols.
/ The London Times of November 2Sih, saws
on the uthorty of letter from Paris thar des-
patches were sent, the Tuesday previous, TO Mr.
Srstiord Canning, giving intelligence that Eng
land, Russia, France, Austria, and Prussia had
determined to close the in Greece; and that il
necessary, their ships in the Archipelago would
prevent any debarcayion OF men or provisions in the
| Morea, either from the Turks or Egyptians. A
Paris paper says that such rumouIs have been cir
culated for some days.
The Greek committee of Paris received more
than three Thousand francs between November
% and December I'd. Tina, is more than six hun
dred dc;ars.
Dispatches received in London from the Per-
sian government, of September 10Th, request the
mediation of England with Russia. The Per-
SLAMS say they driven 10 an invasion by the
I repeated aggressons OF the Russians, and tbat al
the above date they had suffered no reverses.
A frigae has lately been launched at Leghorn,
for the Pacha Of Egypt, and two others expect
ed there TO be rugged.
a Spanish vessel has been captured in the s;rai;s
OF Gibraltar, By two Agerne briggs.
PORTUGAL.
The government OF Spain is said TO have al,
length yielded to the representation Of England,
and determined TO disavow the conduc, of the
Captains Esuya and Lonsa, who have heretofore
fayoured deserers from Portugal The Portuguese
territory has been invaded by few refugees A
division which entered from Spain on the 17th
November, although at first said 10 be large is stat
ed by the Bordeaux papers to have been only
| 1900 strong Six thousand muskeis have been
| sent, il is reported, from Oviedo and San,ona TO
the frontier from Vntona, by General Tonga.
Silyeira had made another attempt TO enter Por-
ugal, after an interview with Tonga, (who is.cap-
tain general of Old Castile,) the governors of
Salamanca and Zamora, and the Bishop Of the lat
Ter place.
A letter from Madrid, dated November 26th,
says that column of refugees were beaten back
from the frontiers, and another Of five hualred
men stopped by Spanish regiment on their wav.
The council of ministers at Madrid have lately
decreed, that the arms brought over by Portuguese
refugees shall be restored TO the Regents commits
saries; that measures be taken TO prevent them
from invading their country: that the marquis Of
! Chaves and Viscount canelss shall Immediately
leave Spain-that the Portuguese officers shall be
separated from their troops; aud that refugee col
diers and sub officers shall be cautioned in bS into
ror in small bodies.
| These are regarded in degree az TurnouTs; bit
as Paris paper OF December 9th remarks, from all
II may he concluded, that Spain and England a.
well France, are di-posed 10 make any sacrifice
to prevent open rupture. The following is a
passage quoted from the London Times Of Dec.
| 2nd.
Gel Since yesterday we have received news OF
great Importance from Lisbon. The rebels against
the Portuguese constitution have entered their
country wHh arms in their hands, by The province
| of Trasos-montes -
The Courts at Lisbon were occupied with I'M
important business. Gen. Bere-ford employed
| in organising the Portuguese army.
A report prevails in England that when the news
was received by telegraph in Paris, orders were
given for the recall of the French Ambassador a.
! Madrid.
II appears that the treaty between England and
Portugal was brought up to view in the House OF
| Commons on the 30lh Nov. Mr.. Hu,kisson said
that il was subject 10 change at fixed period, in
case either Of the parties desired it, eni that this
period bad arrived, sba that Portugal bad expressed
wish that some parts Of it should be altered by a
negotiation; yet that until they were agreed upon
the treaty would continue in force and the British
Ministry were not in favor OF any change 10 tht
duties on wine.