Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

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70 individuals. who arm them their own expen.e
The Memorial Borde!ais contains the following |
notice:
~ we received yesterday from San Sebastian the
following new, dated July 16, which We publish ,
without vouching for its truth
Z" The courier that LETT Madrid Last Tuesd,v
brings US rUuber Of letters from persons of dis
tnsuisbed rank, who are worthy of al! trust fire. m
the stations they occupy; ell of which agree in de-.
clsrins--That the Spanish Government has grant
Ell 'ui and entire amnesty oiall persons who
have been gully of any politicsl offence from IN.
year icu', up to this day that IL has reco gniset
formally aud automatically. the new government
OF Portugal a. well IS the loans contracted in
the tine OF the Cortes, and the Independence of
opanish America, on payment of sum TO be sxed
ny the great powers. Every one here is rejoicing
me CoI'es' oy es'amenios. (order-.) are TO DO linz
medistely convoked."
lFiom the Moni,eur of Sstur,lay1
MADRID, July l6.-The authors of The late
troubles In Catalonia being reduced to mere hand
iuI oil men, have Withdrawn ioie the mountains.
DIX OIL them have stopped, near Girons, the dill.
sence from Perpignan TO Bsrceona. The govern
en' Is taxing measures TO establish security in
the province
IL was rot till this morning that ,he-Coun, d Es-
pagne was TO leave Madrid for the p,rpo-e of
reviewing, at Tslavera, the !st and 2d Regimen,
OF Infantry OF the Guard. -
the General Assembly Of Guipnscoa, which
us annual session, which opened on the Is,.
a schooner without colours, det,ined and plum
ored at the beginning OF this month"; a Spanish
chase -msree, OF Cape Ortegal, in Gsllicia
Ahe G.zette gives the particulars of a great
NUMBER OF very violent storms, accompanied with
hail. which, in the course of last month, VII
sited several parts OF Navsrre, Arrsgon. and Ca
tsionia, and destroyed, in many places In. homes
o; our abundant harvest
The accounts lately received from tbs Canarie.
say, that tbs troops who deserted from the island
OF 1omera to go TO Portugal were part oil those
VINO mad lately arrived from SPAIN thst they had
been rent to that island to oblee the inhabitants
10 pay arrears taxes; that they began with plum
oeTinS the principal church, well as the houpes
oil TIE richest inhabitants, and then emb .rked on
board an English smuggling vessel.
| from the Gazette de France, of July SO.1
| n morning paper announces that two +. -nch ves-
sells have been plumber ed in the Mediterranean Our
letters gives US reason TO suppose that there is
involuntary oversight in this statement The Jour
nal IN question doubtless in end-j to sneak OF the
capture OF two Algeriae corsars which have been
| NoPPeu oy our cruisers, Just they were endea-
| 'ouE'oS 70 get out OF port. Tie news of this
capture serves at the eaIre time reiu,r the s,ae>
ueni OF another journal, which pretend, that four.
Teen corsairs have sailed from Asie,s TO moIe,t
our commerce
| We had already announced that all measures
were taken to protect our commerce asan.t
20 snow oy the event, that these measures are
| efhcacous "
Letere from Berlin say, that great number of
superior officers in the Prussian army have peti.
toned the government for leave to go and serve
as volunteers in the Russisn army, in case of a
war between Russia and Turkey
LEGaoRN, Suly To- Sardinian ehip Forum,
mas arrived here in fourteen days from Alr,er--
ihe captain was not hindeIed in coming out: he
saw ship OF the line and two fieates cruising a,
great distance. The AIgerne frigate, and with
IL hve co1sairs. had sailed out without any hind
| rance.
A letter from AIexandris of the ps,b NJ.
says that the Jean Bart, which had arrived theJe
from Marseiiles, had been piundef.d: n had rich
cargo on board. Another French ship. coning
from Tunis, had the same fate
~ French ship, laden with OIL was found off
hiaisi IL was dismasted, and had only two dead
bodies The English ship the Albion arrive, hos
To-day, in thirty days from Smyrna OF Smx,ns
| II was piundered by two Greek boats. and IN.
captain had nothing left but one ,hrt and a n,ir
of breeches. "
Turks s. Greeks. Letters from vienn, of ,h.
et,h July confirmed The information that th. p,cI.
OF Egypt bad deter mined not to act in concer, ,;,b
| turkey. They also stated that important orde,.
had been dispatches from Petersburg 10 Mob,Io,Y,
and Iulexn the head quarters of the armies nj rho
oou'n and west. No unusual movement, howe
4 tTOODs. hr
remained In their respective rantonmen,s It
was reported that the Emperor Nicholas wouId
shortly visit the Corps d'Arne., in Bessar-bis.-
ne rumor was considered we'll founded aud
as an indication that great events were PREPARING
| IN that quarter.
Inc accounts from Cons,an,nople con m sorne.
statements OF the extraordinary efforts made v b
sultan, TO speedily raise a powerful arm, Pc
ing determined TO hear of no further propos,I IN
favor OF me Greek-, aud Knowing to what danger
ihat resolution exposed him. he exett.d himself
WIN spirit TO meet and surmount them
Accounts from Corfu, of the 26,h June. saws
a' 'ne oeraskier, soon after the surrender of the
AcroPolis, had marched TO Western Greece and
arrived ct Nhebes IN the middle OF tba. month II.
was expected at Mis1olonshi. Par, of his troops
are said 10 have already arrived al Salona and Ar
SuoFa l"hHIe the severe action took place in the
wintet between Omer Pacha and Karaskski Ac.
cording to the same accounts, Ibabim p.cb. - :,
Sent part OF his Arabs to T.ippolizza, and the re-
mainder against Corintb TO besege the citadel
(Aco-CorInth) The districts OF Patrss. Castor
h'' OsaVria, snd ostizza, and many other tovv,.
Shn villages IN the Aiofes are ga id 10 have srsn,
ted TO Ibrahirn. O"''-
Accounts from S'lonichi, Of the sib state Tho,
"'e are s'ii' Ufeek cruisers in the Gulf of Volo.
ou' 'ney nave not attempted sny further LANDING
ihe fachs OF SalonichI, by orders of The po,,S
bad sent his son, with 1900 men, 10 Yolo. ,yn,cI,
province has lately been united with his eove,o.
men'' Ibe Gull OF Sslonichi il still Inflated he
pIs'es VINO mad lately landed on the Island r.
Ahasso and imbFo. and plundered several viIJsoas
In imoro they took al the rich ornaments and
n'ensiis from the Greek Churches, under the nrss
@ tna' belonged TO hem as Greeks
A"e '"o hisnVesselS attacked by these pirates
in The GuIpb OF Salonichi, owed ,brir s,Cs,r go
10 courageous resistance, in which ihs $500
OF one OF these vessels was wounded F