Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-31

hndiDg that gunpowder failed them, the Greeks
nsu and found refuge in small church. 1he
priest on seeing the bsrbaiisns approach, placed
himself at the door with a crucifix in his hand
The Turks trampled under foot the sacred ~ mbo
massacred all the PERSONS in The church, and cut-
ing on the Priests nose and ears, sent him to
foros 10 render account of il TO his brethren.
letter OF the 24ih ul,. from Ode ga mentions
that peace Is about 10 be concluded between Per-
STA and Russia. the former power cedinS TO the
latter all the territory far the Arsxes, includ-
ing the fortress of Eriyan. The annual revenue
oil TINS tract OF country, in silks alone, is computed
At nifty millions ct francs. This intelligence.
whether true or false, created JOY at Odessa, and
decisive military engagements said TO have pre-
coded the conc fusion of peace.
Letters from Cagliari state that all the batteries,
towers, etc. along the Sandman shores, sbout
10 De put INTO state of deleRce, in order TO be
prepared against any sudden Decentralization the
part OF the States of BsEbary. The same mea-
sures, il 10 said, will be extended 10 the Magdsen
islands, the Bslearan Islands, and Isle 4.snara.
Accounts from Lancashire, Glasgow, Sussex,
plymouth, Worcestershire and Manchester, repre-
sent The crops OF grain III their respeciis yicni-
ties, as very promising.
From the London Courier Of July ~
IL Is known that the arrangements of the Minis
Try, consequent upon the iilnese of the Eail OF
Liverpool, which we're made previously TO the re-
assembling OF Parliament after the Easter recess,
were, IN many respects, osly of temporary char
&C err temporary ssio some Of the Offices which
were held BY certain indiv duals but TO their
permanent connection with Dir. Cannng's Govfrn-
ment. We now hnd, by the following article in
The New Times of this morning, that e, cry thing
Is al length completed, and in the way which wss
originally agreed upon when the Marquis OF Lans-
downe end bis frerds agreed TO join the Cabinet II
VIII oe seen that these changes do not at all
pond with some statement which were confidently
made by the Times few days since:
His Grace, the Duke of Portland resjons the
once OF PIVy Seal but retains his in the Cabi-
net. There are several preeeden!s Tor this pro-
reeding. 1t will be sufficient to name recent
one; that Of Lord Sidmuuth
Lord Carlisle leaves The Woods and Forests,
and succeeds The Duke of Portland az Lord Priyv
Seal.
Mr. Slurges Bourne succeeds Lod Carlisle as
FIRST Commissioner of Woods and Forests, keep
ing his seat in the Cabinet.
The Marquis OF Lansdowne succeeds Mr. S,ur.
ges Bourne as Secretary Of State for the Home
Department.
Vissount Dudley and Ward remains a, The Fo- !
reign Office, and consequently
Mr. Canning continues First Lord of the TIea-
sury and Chancellor OF the Exchequ.r.
MIR. Spring Rice, it is said, will replace Mr.. !
Spencer Perceval as of the Under Secretaries
OF State at the HoIue Office.
There will be no immediate change in the Wire
Regal Government Of Ireland. The Marquis Of
eiie-ley, it is understood, remsis at the Castle
'iIi the end OF the year, when, III all probability
ne will be succeeded by the Marquis OF Ang!esea
Such are the final arrangements OF the Ministry;
pus "iIi II be permanently constituted; in strict
ronio' NIFTY, as we have already mentioned, with
what was fully agreed upon in the fist instance
1t will be seen that there is addition of any per.
son not already forming par, Of The Cabinet with
he exception OF Mr.. Spring Rice, who il mem
toned as likely to succeed Mr.. Spencer Perceyal
Lord Holland does rot take cflice, though it has
been confidently stated that he would
His Majesty will hold a Council next week. for
be purpose OF giving formal effect 10 these arrange
Dents.
The Courier Of the i2.h in commenting upon
he terms OF the treaty of the allied powers in re-
aiion to Greece, remarks:
Should the Porte refuse TO accept the armistice
v hich is 10 be in the first Instance proposed, or
should the Greeks object 10 il, il is be announced
10 that one OF the con,ending parties who shall
wish 10 continue hos.ilies, or to both if necessa.
~, that the allies intend TO Use all the meanr
which circumstances may pisce at their commsnd
10 obtain the effect OF the proposed armis,ice, by
preventing, as far may be in their power, all |
collision between the belligerens, ilbou, howeY-
er, taking any part in their bos,es, by siding
with or against The other. Thus, if seed be, TO |
employ efficient intervention against the Turks !
and the Greeks If both are obsiinaely bent on war
LIsBoN, July 2. This day at o'clock the !
inhabitants of this capital bad the pleasure to see
the greater, this was the frst
time that Her Royal Hghne-s had passed through
the streets of the capital since her illness. Tier !
Royal Highness was every wbers welcomed with |
enthusiastic demonstrations OF Joy.
VIENNA, July 2.-The Universsl Gazette Of
2SIh May, contains report from General Church /
to the COMMITTEES OF government, respecting tie
evacuation of Phalerum. This messuTe has been
judged indspensably necessary. The General
states that the soldiers behaved with much firm
ness, that the en.barkalion effected without
loss though the enemy were very near; several of
them were killed and wounded, aud the Greeks
had only man wounded; officers Of both army
and navy deserve the highest praise for their per-
severance and zeal. The report is dated Salamis,
2SIh May.
COnsfantinopie June 15.-- It had been known
for seversi days that NJ. de Riheaupiefre had de.
manded his audience, but the commander of the
port having caused Je Russian flag to be taken
down hon vessel, the papers OF which did not
appear TO him 10 be regular, and having caused it
TO be sent TO the ambass sdOr, that minister made
serious complaints on the subject and demanded
satisfaction, declaring that il tie Russian fig wss
not replaced he would not accept his audiences
The satisfaction demanded was given and tie ALL
dence Of the Grsnd YI-ier being fixed Tor the 7ih
of June, that of the Sultan was fixed for the 18Th
or the Iih at the latest. People were not lit
tie surprised on learning, that the declaration Of
ihs Forte declining the proposals. for the pacilica
lion Of Greece, had been delivered 10 the smbss>
sador and 90 the other ministers, two days after
the audience Of the Grand Wiser; however the 60
lem audience of The Sultan took place yesterday
The Ambassador could not have excused himself
from going, without violating al the forms Of eli
quette and assuming decidedly hostile position.
report pfsvsiled in The city yesterday. that
the Pscbs OF Egypt bad declared himself indepen-
dent Of the Pore. The Tumour was said 10 have