Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-25
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brig Rhine from Havre, Paris papers 10 Feb 20
Letters had been received from Constantinople to
Jan. II. II was reported ut Ccnstannople that the
Count Capo d'Isiria had arrived in the Morca and
had been proclaimed chief Of the Greek govern
Inent, and that new allied squadron, including
some vessels of the Netherlands had entered the
Archipelago and was advancing towards the Oar
danelies. This news had forced the Porte from his
attitude of calnness, 10 measures Of an opposite
character. He had given orders for closing the
Bosphorus. Several vessels of war had been sent
10 reinforce those which were at anchor in the
channel.
The new manifesto Of the Porte was received at
Paris. The Journal DIES De60tS not being able 10
publish the whole nihe paper Of the 10th, gives
the following extract
&c as it is evident that the pretence of liberty in
favor OF the Greeks tends to nothing less Heaven
preserve usD than to make all the countries of Eu-
rope and Asia when the Greeks are mixed with the
Mussumaps, fall into the hands OF the iniideis TO
put the Raahs insensbly in the place of the Otto
mans, and the Otomans in the place ofthe Raj.hs;
10 convert perhaps our mosques into churches, and
10 make bells resound from them, and in word ca
SLY promptly TO annihiiate Islalnisn; neither law
nor reason nor policy permit the acceptance of
such propositions
The proclamation enjoins upon all the public a.
gents functionaries, general arnament.-rPre
parations were making for vigorous resistance.
4 hundred thousand Kurds were said to be already
on their march. and would arrive in Europe by the
end of March.
- Ictlcf KUN 1OElSianllHOpe states, tlat
The Grand Seignior caused TO be arrested several
Sciote Greeks, among whom was the rich Realli,
charged with having communications with the In
surGents, and had caused them to be cast into the
Iostandji Baschi. The richest Greek merchants
were alarmed and fled. among whom was Dancsi.
banker oil the Russian embassy, who has already
been once SXiled to Asia a n order was issued for
all subjects Of France. England & Russia to depart
Tor the archipelago. The government will tolerate
them no longer. Some only OF the most respectable
remain under the inilediate protection Of the
Porte, to quidate the affairs of ALL but beyond this
no exception is admitted,-no foreign protection is
admitted.
letter from Odessa, dated Jan. 27, gives in
formation from Constantinople to the li,h. 1t was
reported that Realli, who had been imprisoned
had been strangied, after two days of torture II
was inferred from this he being native of Scio,
that the castle Of Scio had fallen into the hands OF
the Greeks
a letter from Smyrna of Jan. 4, states that The
city was much agtatcd in consequence of inlor-
nation from Constantnople, and that the most con-
siderable merchants had embarked, and had pr;
their proPerty-in place of safety. The principal
editor OF the Oriental Spectator, Mr.. Blanaue had
been arrested by order of the French consul, and
with his presses put on board OF the Pomona TO be
transported TO Ioulon, for having inserted in the
3VVti number OF that Journal, very offensive ar
ucle against the French government. The Danish
nent Of MIR. Btsnque is much regretted as he was
q man much esteemed, and as MS trust of Iaesi-
dentoi French commerce caused him to be much
respected by the local authorities. The Second edi-
tor had fed.
The Royal ordinance had been published in
France establishing superior council of war 20 be
under the presidency of the Dauphin for establish.
ing the military Legislation of the land forces
his council consists of the Secretary Of War
three Marshals, the Duke of BeIluno, the Duke OF
tagi'sa, and Count Moiiior, and twelve othermem-
bers.
The Gazette dc France gives the following
statement OF the comparative strength ofparties in
'he chamber OF Deputies. In eight sessions the
right side has counted from S6 TO 100 members
The right centre so to 90. The left centre 6f
10 S6.-ihe left side 81 10 10. The whole number
cot members ought to be four hundred and thirty
but there are about30z double elections two have
oeen made PEERS, enc has died, and neerly 30 were
absent.
The report which we have given from the Iates
laFls paper OF the arrival OF Count Capo d'Istric
~ the Morea, is probably not rue, as it was pre-
Niously stated, Gu the authority of Mr.. Eynard
mat ne was at Malta, jan 0, and was to sail thence
on the 18th.
French Funds, Paris, Feb Io.-Fivc per cts
4ol 40 Ioi SO; There per cents. 60 80 a 10 20.
CoNsrAHrIaoPLE,J JAN. I1.--Mcrchant YES
sells under the European.flag have not been able tC
obtain facilities for leaving excepting by abandon.
ing their cargo. The system Of persecution has a.
gain Begin, and IL is principally directed against the
Armenian Catholics. The Patriarch of that nation
VINO resides at Conslantinoplo has refused then
his protection because he considers them as here
ucs.--lt Is supposed that it is through him
mai they have become suspected by the Porte and
that ne has offered TO furnish proof Of their conmi-
nicauons with the Franks & particularly with the
Russians.
These Armepians are carried away BY thousand.
TOTO ASIA All the intercessons & all the attempts
OF The ENJOYS oil the noutr3i powers & even of Mr.
Ouenieis have been useless. Constantinople has
now only the appearance ola vast camp; nothing
now is done or thought Of commercial affairs All
tue cargoes OF grain have been seized to provision
Inc capital. God knows when they will bo paid for
tOTcc has been used 20 execute the order euioip-
ing the subjects Of the three nations to leave the
capital. The effect produced by such an order on
people, several Of whom have resided here for 81
years, may be imagined. The number ofhouse.
which have been permitted % remain here 90 lin.
ish the settlement Of their aiirs does not amount
TO more than 30 10 70.
SMYRNA, DBC. I0.--Our Pscha has been max
ing military preparations for sevoralday past Con
siderable quantities of powder have arrived from
the interior, and learn that batteries have bee,
raised The whole extent OF the quay which borders
the Turkish rIartcr. park of twenty pieces
large cannon is expected from Cunsiantnoylc
ODESSA, JAN. 25.-A Russian vessel, n day.
from ConstaplinOpie, bias brought the loowina
uews.--Ibc BOsphorus is closed against the flag,
Of all nations; and il has been announced to On.
subjects Of the Three Powers. that after the expi
Eaton Of certoin time, thcy must consider them
selves Of Aays5,or quit the Capital, because ta,
ri8hl Of foreign protection would 20 longer be ac
f''o"ledsed there,