Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17
LATEST FROL GREECE.

BosToN, April TO- We have received the
ArSPecta.eur Oriental of January sc, brought by
the brig Clio. Capt Foster, who arrived heie ye--
terdsy IRON Smyrna, from which We extract the
following Information, it beirg of later date than
any thing which has reached Us in any other d..
rel:tion iIom Greece
SYRIA, Jan. EU.- Since Col. Fabvier has been
IN the citadel of Athens, Catay Pacha has re-
doubled his watchfulness, and has constructed new
batteries. He has received reinforcement of
5000 men, who have been employed by him 10
press The blockade. and prevent any coumuaca-
tim between the AcrOpolis and The country with
out. Fab' Ter has made already two sortie. in
which lie has lost eight Philheenists our of the
number of 20 which he mad with him. Robert,
the chief OF battalion, who has been compan-
ion in arms of the Colonel for twenty years was
wounded the day OF the entrance into the cit adel
and died few days after of his woun.s The
. loss OF this officer hardly be made up 20 Fab
yier.
Col. Borbm,ui, who has been excited to a pobl.
emulation by the critical position OF Fsbyier has
collected men IN haste, and II making the creates,
! Efforts TO place himself in a situation to assis,
Sabvicr. HE talents and his courage might be
lssfu to the Greeks if he were at all seconded but
when we reco'lect all the zeal and patience which
FsbSer has brought 10 the organization of his
corps, and the small results which ha been pro-
duced By it, i, Is difficult imagine that Borbaqui
though Greek, should he more fortunate. Great
y IL
rane. There are, as yer, however, no positive
aivices RESI- Getting the time OF his d, parure Col
oAt,sr, who has disbanded all his people, is a.
Nv aitng him at Milo II appears that he will no,
come until two steam boats, which are expected
from England shall, have arrived; the Hastings Is
entirely dlsarmed.
h The frigare Heilas is still at Esyna; Canaris
fsvins had some discussion with Miau!!s, has
landed.
J There are at present in Greece, of troops ready
u march, none but the Albanians In he nav of III
government, and these oud pass over TO NOR
Htoy 10 the opposite party, IT the wages should be
grea er, or more exactly paid. They have not vet
DECIDED upon the place here the national ASSEM-
bles shall be held, the choice of the spot alone
exrites discussions which Will apparently hold GU,
tor long time.
a new mandatory Of false money has lust
been established at Tina 1t is said be under the
direction oil al European, who has brought v iih
him several woTkmen Col. Rsy band is still here:
he begins 10 from his wounds
IhsahIm Pacha Is still al Navarin, and bis troops
have been embarked on board the squadron Some
say that he Is about making an expedition asaias,
Sanios. Other reports are, that these troups are
10 be transported 10 The Isle OF Gambia But .his
IS certain, military operations every where
suspended, and each party seems 10 be waiting for
sQne other decision than that which depends on
the chances OF battle.
FROM GIBRALTAR.
We are indebted 20 MIR. Topliff for Gibraltar
pgpers 10 the last Of February. The t,yo Cham
~-6ers OF The Portuguese Cones have agreed upoD
an address to the Emperor Don Pedro of Brazil.
, Refreshing him To consent 10 their queen, his
.dsuI her, coming 10 Portugal without delay An
official bulletin, rom the War office, al Lisbon
dated Feb. IL states that the rebels were flying
towards The frontiers IN every direction, Ina wing
been beaten in various actions. Daily .qdu