Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
INTELLIGENCE EROM EUROPE.
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FRANCE.
On the 20 h of July two line ship., tvo f.ir aies
and corvette sailed from Brest. The very large
French naval force of nearly fifty ships in the
Mediterranean Is TO be divided into three parts
The Levan, squadron Of NV enty-,hree ships, under
Hisny, that wh,rh blockadss Anglers, twelve
ships, ana the cruiz-r- for pirates.
GREECE.
ihe 'ieeks are raid 10 be not AZ al: tsunted,
""t To have taken possession of Theqinopyip TO
close that passage into their country.
BRAZIL.
ne reports OF an approaching peace between
biazi and La Plata had reached England; with
nore circumstances, and greater Appearance of
probability, than any we have before .esn. IL is
said that tile prelmnares have been ssreed to; that
the patriots we're the first to pTopo-e a pacifica-
tioni end that they are to pay large amount of
inoney, besides renquishing the eastern province,
including Mon,evideo.
The Paris Moniteur doubts whether Don Pedro
VIII risk MS American possessions, aud make a
voyage TO Portugal
tPromthe Londos Times, 3oth JaIyl
Much has appeared within the past week respect
ing The warllSe preparations of Turkey her def
Ahcs oil The Great Powers now united Tor the pro-
tec'ioa OF Greece ard her pompous call for aid and
aunport 10 all within the sphere of her influence.
These Threatening indications. coming to through
the atmosphere OF Austrian dpIo,uacy, Of course
lost nothing in their passage.
The possibility that such Safe as Turkey
should he able to resist the armed nterven lion OF
the three Crest Powers OF Europe. united in the
noiJ cause OF the preservation ofGre-ce, and de-
ter'nned on efiec,ing her complete separation for
every practical purpose {, ON the Turki.h Empire,
is too absurd proposition to be entertained for
moment.
But, In opposition to any such inflated state
men's and short-sishted reasoning on the power
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TACT, butno tTiHng one, to record, for IL involves
a further ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Ottoman terrific.
RES u lie no less than the accession OF The Pacha
oil EGYPT hom the dominion of the Porte. We
Can now announce most positively, that he has
communicated bis determination TO Withdraw from
all further participation in the bloody struggle
(too long carried en} between Greece and her
oppressOr-. This hithert O dreaded and most now
eriu instrument OF Turkish tyranpy has, thus then
opportunity dropped out of its hands-a tolerably
decisive specimen oil the success likely to attend
any appeal from the Sublime Porte TO her yassaIs
we are informed tina, the Pacha fret made known
ms discrimination and views, through the IA edium
oil the British Consul at Alexandra, in order to
ascertain how far he nigh, rely on the concurrence
OF the Allied Powers. The answer returned to
SO "eicome an overture, AZ moment when the
i'eets OF England, France and Russia were active
~ aiming IN defence of Greece, (and the ships of
'he latter Power are only detained by contrary
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United but OF one Course end il is understood that
the BRUSH government acted on this emergency.
with all the promptitude which the occasion de-.
served.
IRON tAe Loadn1, Courier, y.;, col
Treaty Ot Peace has been concluded between
the Emperor Of BAIL and the Republic of Buenos
AyTes. This news has been brongh, by his Ma
Jee'y,s ship Warspite, arrived at Portsmouth from
hio S.neiro, which place she left on the 9th uIti-
mo. Lon o. Garcia, the Buenos Ayresn Minister,
who came Up to Rio in an English packet. with
the iTesiy, to receive the ratification of the Enpe-
TOT, ie,' .hat place AGAIN with the instrument duly
ratified, in his Majesty's brig Heron, Captain w
Il. Grey, on the 9th ult for Buenos Ayres.
The pieliDinaries, we learn, from letter. re-
ceived this morning, dated Rio Janeiro, June s;b.
had been sent to BUenos Ayres, but were not 20
De published Till after the trey should be conclui
GU. NO doubt remained OF theswar being termin-
s'eu as tile prelirhinaries bad been drawn I'D with
the full concurrence of Don j. Garcia, the Byeoo.
Ayresn Envoy. None ofthe letters give partie-
uiars which, they say, can only be furnished BIZ
some person in power. The EKchsnge YVES at
81, and expected 10 be much higher
LONDON, July 3i.-Privaie letters received
yesterday from Spain, mention that the CarI.t rar
~ was rapidly increaEins, and had begun TO as
sumo formidable attitude. In some Of the Pm.
vinces 1t was even expected that they would soon
ihrow Oft The mask, and attempt 10 carry their
views into effect BY main force. If this is done
SPAN VIII present singular spectacle. ferdinand.
tets and Carlsis fighting agains, each other Oae
letter distinctly says, that ii Carlos had the smallest
ambition, the Crown would be on his head in six
weeks The army OF observation continue a, its
cantonment round Talsvers la Regina. In che of
me Districts where portion Of il was stationed
an epedeme had broken out, which had created
some alarm.
On Saturday, IN unusually large imrort of
Cotton took place, nearly eighteen vessels with
cargoes OF that ticle having arrived In the course
OF the day.
FRENCH PAPERS.
From the Paris Constitutional
(PRIyATE coRREsPoNpEHcE.S
ConFU, June 81. - Ibrahsm Paehs has ;us, omit.
ted the fortress of Patrss. lie has advs,c.5 =,
The head of a band Of Arabs, towards the ci,v of
Fosiza, and has written circular letters addressed
TO the chiefs of The Greeks who are still in arms
he promises to leave them the rsDk Of Cantsin.
IN their several provinces, IF they will RECOGNISE
him ss their master, and psy him homage; If thev
refuse, he tbfeatens them wiIhabsolute exterrnins
ton, without even spafing their wives or cbiIdfon
lie promises, to Teceise into bis troops, with bo
nour and Distinction, those " no are WILLING IN o,
ter them Some OF the chiefs have answered, tina,
they have already insislled a National C;oYs,a,
ment, 10 which they have taken an oath Of s5sti'r
and obedience en-! that he has only TO address thu,
government Us to the execution of von,
thf"ais," they sdJ, -" IL would be looked on as |
beneiiij we should prefer that all who bear m,
blood IN their veins should cease IN live ,a,bs, 1
then be con PEELED TO drag out life under the on
probriun Of slsvefy."
General Church IL stiil in the Island OF Foin. 4
lie Is wsiung Tor the fret movement of Redscb,d
Pschs. lie KEEPS That island as the most o,o,., ,
Iisce IRON which TO Get out whithersoever ,bs I
wsots at the country usy summon him Lord
a. IL n Tfffn la III.