Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

Ambassador, and express has likewise arrived
from Lisbon this morning These several events con-
,inue III no small degree TO increase the already
highly wrought expectations.
In addition to the above, letters Of the 9th instant
from Narcotics, came 20 hand t'is morning. state
that at the time the accounts left orders had been
received not TO suffer any merchants ships toleaye
that port for Alexandria.
Hdy pdst f,co o'clock. Consols have been ex-
ceedingly heavy and have declined to 50 fifteen
twenty-eights for the Account in consequence Of a
report of general massacre having taken place at
Smyrna. Great agitation prevails in the Citv.
Three O'Clock. Consols before, So fifteen
twenty-cights for the Account. AS yet conhr-
nation of the Smyrna af,ir has reached the City
EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
British Traveller Office, hay past Three.
IoNDoN, Nov l9.-We have this moment c.
ceived the ''GaZettc dc France OF yesterday by
Express, from which we make the following ex
tract
TRIESTE Nov .6.-According to the Intelligence
from Zantc s. Corfu, of the 9th of Oct part OF tho
Allied Squadron 20 10 the Dardanellcs. II is sup
posed that this detachment has for AS object the
topton of a incnacing position, for the purpose of
protecting the Christian residents az Constsnnople
twas hoped that il would effect this desirable OBJ
ject before the arrival Of I5rahiH's Tartars,
veying the news OF the complete destruction Of the
Turkish fleet lbrahin has laid embargo on ali
vessels in the NIorca bound TO France.
Admiral Codrington, al the date of the despatch,
was actively employed in repairing his damnaged
vessels at Malta and Zantc. lie has issued orders
Tor all vessels sailing to the Daranees TO be stop
ped until the intelligence of the effect OF the late
defeat shall have reached the combined squadron
from Constantnoplc.
Ii was currently reported ON Change, this after
noon, that blood had been split at Smyrna, on the
arrival Of the intelligence OF the late glorious en-
gagement at Navarino twas said that almost all
the resident Franks had been barbaro,lsly mas
sacred in cold blood, and that the Foreign AInhas-
sadors had sought refuge in the Russian ships
lying of the port. We have made every minute
,lnt-a a,a.t hnx-
very great pleasur in stating, that we have every
reason TO believe it TO be utterly without founda-
ton. 1t may therefore be regarded one of these
vague rumors which are the never-tdiling offspring
oil grand political events, like thai latelely acted
on the waves of Navarino.
PERA, CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. Gloon
fusion and dsmay reign in all quarters of this city.
A succession of disasters has caused display of
rage and fear bordering manlacism. Ii would
appear by despatch forwarded by the English
Admiral 10 our Ambassador here, that the whole
Of the Turco Egyptian feet had been destroyed
IN the bay of Navarin, on the 10th inst. and
that the batteries of that port had been rendered
useless. What is more, the Egyptian troops are
in state of mutiny and starvation, wandering
the country, and being cut up in detail This
tragcal news, combined with the recent distruc-
tive fires, to have paray USED III toto, the eff
fleets of the Turks in their department. All is
at stand still.
Troops and shipping under orders have been co,n-
fernandez, and an extraordinary Divan ordered to
assemble forthwith. Connected with these events,
the Refs Eficnd has been disgraced, and is in con-
fnement-a prelude of course, to decapitaton. Our
suburb is yet perfectly tranquil, and it is to be
hoped, will remain Communications with the
Foreign Ambassadors have been extremely fire.
quent since the receipt OF this news, and messen-
gers innumerable passing and repassing after
the usual hours of diplomatic business It's the o.
pinion ofthe best informed English here, that all
must and ac be settled TO the entire satisfaction OF
the Allied Powers, and immediately Sunday pa
per.