Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
FOREIGN.


-Four Days Later flom Europe.
New YoRK, December lI.-By the packet
ship WIN. Byraes, Captain usck-taf. have
received our regular files OF London papes TO The
9Th, and liverpool to the Sh nit. inclusive.
The papers are filed with the details of re
ported renconire between English, French, and
Turkish fleets off Nsvariao. A letter from Zante
of The says:
On the 3 of this month, al day break part
of The Turkish fleet appeared in sight from our
port; and the English Rear Admiral Codring-
ton was at this moment IN roads with ship
of the line. galIiot, and brig; he stood CUT to-
wards the Larss, TO prevent hem from entering
the Gulph of Pa,ras. II is proper TO remark that
The mig ht between the % and the 81, was very
dark and stormy In this state of the weather the
comm 4nder OF the Turkish fleet passed in front Of
Zante with part of his vessels, whilst the rest 10
the number Of 60 sail, entered The channel. On
the order OF the glish ADMIRAL the 60 sail
tackled about. The wind shifted about l clock,
and these vessels, perceiving their Adni al, with
20 sa entering Ger h5ionia and Zlnte, resoiv Cd TO
follow him. The junction took place sbou, / o.
clock, While the English were still in the midst OF
the Turks The TuIki-h Admiral then declared
10 the English, tina. lie bound TO Pat1Hs; and
that in pursuance of the orders of his sovereign
he must continue his course. The English put
back into the roads, but next day, the h, they
sailed again in pursuit Of the Turk. From the
Telegra ph, perceive that tire English flee, fir
bit none OF the Turks returned the G. This
scene lasted three quarters of sn hour. We DO
not know yet The result. Another letter from
Zante OF tha 9th, confirms what is above stated,
fnd adds that the dvs on consisting of 90 sail
entered the Gulph of Paiias, while that consisting
OF 90 sail was engaged with the Enslish."
The London New Times of the 9Th says
&c The Intelligence from Constaniinope comes
down 10 the lth of October. A. that period he
Porte, invariably persisted in the principles which
had been Proclaimed
The effects Produced on the Diyan by ibTahm's
Dispatches, announcing tha, he was bockadsd al
Navarno by the squadIo1s OF the Allies, va
r:ousiy stated Iswas generally thought that the
SIilsn would have declared that blockade great
violation OF the rights OF nations, and that he
would have in consequence adopted serious
sures. 1t is now said by one Of the accounts
that external show of perfect indifference was
considered most consistent with the dignity of the
empire, whilst snolheF states, that he intelligence
had caused great CONSERVATION, and that the d.
van had been hastily conyoked, though the result
Of IFS discussions had not been allowed 10 tran
spUe. According 10 third, which confirms
previous Iumor, positive orders had been sent 10
Ibrahm Pacha TO put the determination Of The
allies 10 the proof, by attempting sail from Ma
varino TO PatIss. Ii he met with obstacles, the
Porte would explain itself in a decisive manner.
He has met with obstacles, but whe her The Porte
has thought proper to assume that decisive tone
adgices. 10 is improbable, however, that IL will
have revealed its real feelings and intentions be-
fore The expiration OF the sfmistice concluded by
Ibrahim, if that commander has been allowed by
the Allies The benefit Of a enion which he
had attempted 10 violate. In fortnight, at the la
test, il was expected that The decision would be
announced, which would be about the 10Th Of
lOrtob,r,so that patience must continue to be ex-
er ed lniis Wide Longer, however great The anXi-
eiy may BE to knOw the settlement Of matter on
,yficb The peace Of the whole world may rest.
AN srticle from Trieste, distinctly siaies. that
Lord Coehrane had entered The Bull Of Pauas
burned five Tmk'sb, and captured three Aus
TRAN yts.e's. Tie remainder Of the OuoUieo
Fleet is said to have returned 80 Navarino.
From Spain, the intelligence indicstss that the
prog ess OF the Instruction hal been checked.
though some were Of opinion that IL would soon
revive end be carried on more extehsiveiy AMI fu-
rjOusly than ever. ferdinand insiead Of pardOning
the insurgents had divided them into thrse ca.ses.
The frs', who had voluntarily laid down their
arms TO be degraded fom leir ranks and honOrs,
and be sent for lite 20 the g,llies. The second 10
pay fine IN proportion 70 their fortunes. And
tie bird class or the 50 mass OF the revolted 20 are
% be pafdOned bot to be kept under tie s1ryel-
lance Of the police and local authohucs
A lrgaie was flung out IN splendid style in
Portugal for The purpose OF conveying the Iaisni
Don Miguel 10 Idsb1u.
a Nj. Sharpe bad been constantly engsgeh u
Rothscbid'4 county rooms 90 Ysiung diamonds
which bad been received f0'n Tie Brazilian gov.
eminent. The proceeds Of Which rhen sid were
20 be applied TO The payment oi the dividends on
tb@ loan.
We con STATE upon aHhoity fhai the comnupi-
cat one fecevedby BIZ Majcs y government o.-
Mr. Jacob fe,aiiye 10 the corn trade 10 foreign
countries, We been efficiently conclusive 20 co.
able Minister 10 proceed with much activity to-
vgsrds The COW rlenon OF he new corn bill, rec
pecitng which there IS much excteInent aiming th
niannfaciutiag and 1gficui,ursi olssies.
The recent accounts nofo Ffsnce OF a consider
sile rise IN thst county OF ihs price Of con- might
Asys been expected 70 cause some chsnge 10 tn'
v's~s % Tinis ca ~ ibis irro-;sn' s1nsci; 3