Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

lie oSstinacy Of the Porte. the three Allies were |
to recognize the independence Of Greece. Lord |
Cochrane has also arrived at Egina with his brig
and had an audience Of the President immedsa tciy
after. Private letters from Egina state, that, in
OF recent events at Gambia, some
French and English ships were block aiding Canea
News from Alexandria, under date Of the 23d ult
state that the viceroy had sent to Constantinople,
under neutral flag, tho prisoners demanded of
him by the Sultan. lbrahim had gone to pass
some days in the country with his father"
Extract Of letter dated Constantinople, Oct
Grand Vizier, Inclined Seiim Pacha
accused oi not having acted with all the energy
necessary for delivering Varna has been deposej.
and exiled to Galiipol His successor is the brave
defender Of Varna, lzzet Mehmct Pacha, former
ly Captain Pscha, to whom have also been de-
hvered ,he ire asures, Jewels, and equipage Of the
oan;shed vizier. Jousso1f Pacha whose treache.
ry the Sultan considers es having chiefly contri-
buted to tho fall Of Varna, has been declared as
suspect, and his possessions in Macedonia confisca
ted TO the Treasury. The ornaments are now
continued with moro activity than ever; provi-
Sons ana artillery are continually leaving this for
the army. Troops. chiefly cavalry, are arriving
daily from Asia; they make but short STAY in the
capital. Among their number is the famous Icha-
pan Ogiou, one of the most powerful Beys, of Ana.
toiia; lie was accompanied by several thousand
horsemen Several vessels arrived last ,veet from
'ne Back Sea, charged by permission of the Rus
sian Government. with victuais, grain excepted.
as soon as the Porte learned this circumstance it
declared that on ITS part the gour of the laws Tor
the close OF the Bosphorus should be relaxed, and
the entrance Of the Black Sea should be open to as
many vessels laden with productions Of the South
as hsd entered from Russia. Several Austrian and
oardinian vessels luve consequently received Fir
mans for this destination
Extract OF a letter dated Orsova, Nov. IT,
travellers coming from Little Waiachia state
that the Russians, after taking possession of Kala-
tart and an island in the Danube, from whence
guns can bear upon Widdin, had commenced bonn
harding that place. The inhabitants were seized
with alarm: on the Cd and Sd two mosques were
destroyed, and the fish market, with the surround
ing houses, were consumed by fire. A regular
serge, however, had not been commenced Let
ters from Bulgaria state that tho Sultan had given
orders for taking all the horses in the province Fl,
for service"
Extrac! of letter from General Church to a
Trend at Paris, dated Campnear Actium, Oct 18th:
1--WE have just accomplished an important OBJ.
!ect' !hat OF forcing our passage by and land
into the Gulph OF Aria, in spite Of the castles anu
batteries OF Prevessa.-There never was more
vaior displayed than on This occasion. The Turks
nave been perfectly Supplied, for none of them
.nought II possible for us to force the channel of
frevessa. But we have succeeded, and INV troops
extend nearly round the whole Of the GuIph.-
have taken many vessels, a number OF prison.
ers, and convoy OF three hundred mules destined
for Missolonghi, etc.
Accounts from Fayal, of the 9Th Nov state that
.Aerc has been struggle between the Consitu.
u 'nalists and the friends of Don Miguel. The Is.
abeila frgate arrived off the island late in October
landed their crew, and took the island. She was
then blown of, and the Migueltes rose and RECAP
tured the FORT the date Of the last adviees the
iragate was again cannonading the town His Ma
Jesty's ship Badger was off the island, and came
close in during the engagement, but took no part
II, .ne proceedings: (Glo1s.