Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

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At this mos, important crisis, NJ. Rivsdavi'
has sud ieny and unexpectedly offered To the Con-
gsess his resignstio of the Presidency. The Con-
gress will admit it, aud the consequence OF this e
vent will be, the Ie-estabiisbnent of the former
p'ovnce OF Buenos Ayres and of Pfovision'l
tsovern,nent the dissolution OF The Conge>- Hseii
the Cancellation and Reunion oil the Provinces,
concentration OF their whole strength and resonr
ces In rigorous prosecution OF ihe war against
Eraz."
BosroN, Oct. H. We have received Paris pa
rers Aug ~. A notification of the government
OF Greece is published, dated NJ Poros June - and
rgu-i by Geo Mavromichalis, tsiov ami Nlilaki.
and Ja,uki Mako, members of the commission OF
the proyisnty government, and by G.. Glaraki, Se-
cretary, declaring In state of blockade Auica and
Negiopont, 4 all the neighbouring islands and adj
thinning bays. The commission OF government on
the 2Sth OF June remov ell from PorCs 10 Napoii III
Rooaria. a letter from Consianinople OF July
%, states that Re,ischd Pacha had left the theatre
oil war and proceeded to Albania, where serious
troubles had broken ont
The vecdi-h ship 0rpheus, which sailed from
Stockholm June for Algiers with powder, iron,
CT per, cordsse and other munitions OF war, from
the King of Sweden to the Dey Of Algirrs, WAS
captured in the Bay of Algiers the 4th of Au-
gust by the French corvette vulcan, and carried
into Toulon.
The General Council Of The Department Of Ain
at their last session. agreed TO several resolutions
recommending -undy ,eiorus in the public admin
ix,ra,ion. Among other things they urge, with ear
nsstness. in the name Of public morals, the sup
preston OF the lottery aud .'ning.
A paper OF August 20 says, the savsSes VIII be
presented to the King to morrow. In the evening
they vii due with The American Minister, where
,here will be grand diplomatic dinner.
Daiiy -adceriiser.
FROM SMYRNA, &c
BosroN Oct. 9.-By the fast sailing brig Tene-
h.,se haSn
rec eiyed f. ON SMYRNA and Gibraltar, from our
squadron in the Mediterranean, and merchant yes
sels in the Straits trade. The political news how
ever. is not important There is no Confederation
of the report from France and England, OF the in
tended independence of Egyp'; but shs seems still
heartily engaged in the Turkish cause. The Lsyant
IS Ihronged with vessels OF war.
ALEXANDRIA, (Esypt,) July 81. The Vice
Roy labours accelerate the departure Of the fleet,
aud it Is nearly certain it will sail at the cad oil
tiiis month. They embark brsiegns artillery, and
considerable quantity of bombs aud balls; but
provisions arrive slowly from the interior; and IT Is
this circumstance which has delayed the s'ilins.
In the mean time part Sf this feet has COM
menced lite movements. IL is compo-ed of ships
OF the line, fIigstes, Is corve,tes, and IL ye=-
cells OF less burthen, without reckoning tie hans-
porte.
Tbs Vice Roy surpasses himself in the prepare
ton- for the expedition. He enjoys good health.
& proposes 10 depart mediatsly for Cairo, where
administration
An Algerne corvette and frigate remains here,
in consequence of the news from AlsIeIs. The
troops to be embarked will be 1000, the squad
run's treasury 100000 ,alsris.
Tie brig New York, Thorp, arrived at Prov-
dsnce from Port au Plat, was driven by The gale
OF the 29h, on a bed of rocks, and sustained much
damage. She brought passenger Mr.. jeremiah
Low, late mate, ami one of the two survivors OF
the OF the brig Henry JobnsoA, 81 BIidseport,
inundered in the gale OF the 18th OF August, be-
Anegada and the Virgin Islands. They
left ST Bartholomew, on the 9th of August,
homeward bound. AT daylight on the 29ih, while
lying too IN the gale were struck by heavy sea ,
which hove the vessel on her beam end. when she
Instantly filed and went down by The head 50 far as
~ leave or feet OF the manmast head aud a
email part OF the iarail out OF water. Seeing their
perilous situation, Mr.. Low, with George Sail, q
seaman. plunged into the waller and succeeded in
gaining the head of the mast, 10 which they secur
ed themselves with rape, and there Witnessed The
dying struggles of their drowning companions,
they washed one by from their holds
% in number,) by the force OF the Ia this
hopeless situation they remained four days without
any food wafer; Iheif clothes all washed from
them by the continual dipping of the mast head
IN the water, ana often times go deep and so long
under that they lost hope or even desired again TO
rise and renew their sutferinss; they al last
delivered by the crew OF the sch ,Oner James Var
pcy, Captain Croker, of Bristol, Me. who were
wrecked in The same gale Anegads reef and
lad taken TO their boats to save themselves; they
ariived in Tcr,ola, on the 81 of September, thence
10 81. Thomas, where Mr.. Low embarked on board
tie schooner Washington, for Port Plat.
NJ. L. inner.