Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25
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LATEST PROM ENGLAND

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
by the arrival of the packet ship WIN. Byrnes Can't
Hackstaf which sailed from Liverpool on the 9Th u
we have, at very late hour, been put in possession Of
few loose papers; none of them, however, of later
date than London, July 81 Our regular files have not
yet come 10 hand In tie paper before us which are
but one day later than those previously received we
lind no intelligence OF moment. The from the
Seat of War has been anticipated by the Havre arrival
and the following few itons all that require present
attention.
The London Morning Herald contains two ordnan.
ces Of the Greek Government, one OF which extends
the blockade of Western Greece Noriso. no, includ
ing that place in the line OF the blockade The other
Ordinance, dated April 9th, declares that, "inhepcn
IDENTIFY of the coast of Atca of the island Of Eub@a and
Of the Gulf OF Volo already placed in of block
ade the coasts of the Demetrad Zagora, far Cape
h,seras, are IN like manner in state Of blockade"
These are the bIocsades, which the President OF
Greece is said to have refused 10 raise al the request of
the English Consul letter from SMYRNA, dated Nav
FL that the merchants there alarmed al the nj
racies which will naturally follow the ordering of these
blockades, and which the Greek government will not
have power TO prevent.
Lord Stranglord who has Just arrived at London from
Rio Janeiro touched ST. hlichaes on his way home
Hs found both the military and the inhabitants
ry dsorganze state, and both dissatisfied with the po-
vernment OF Don Miguel There about 500 troops
on the island, who in complete state of insubor.
nation and hourly singing in the streets the Constitu
tona Hymn. The London Morning Herald says that
Don MigneFs blockading squadron have detained Tor
several days British ship called the Huikin-taken &C.
veral Portuguese merchantmen and appropriated them
10 their own useand last though least have can
tured an American ship, which they sold as lawful
prze at appears, (says the Herald that after this
sci was brought 10, the captain went shore for the
purpose OF ascer!aning what 10 be pursued
when the commander of the Portuguese man of war
Don John g. cut her cables ard appropriated her 10 i
own USE as part OF the bloekading squadron. Suci,
u the account we have received from most Iespectae
source, but which we could scarcely believe to be
true had not the authority been such 10 leave luo
doubt The subject. Ii remains be seen how brother
Jonathan will receive this insult offered TO his flag"
tempest Of rain experienced 10 Canterbury OF
the 18th Of June similar to that which took place in
Boston few days since. The streets in some places
were inundated knee Deep and in places the lower
apartments OF the houses flooded onsiderabe
depth. These deluge-like showers succeeded eacl,
other with little iDtermisson for nearly three hours
The wheat IN the neighborhood laid flat by the
| force OF the rain.
| a letter dated Messina, May LIST, says that few
days previous an eruption OF Mount Etna had taken
place The volcano burst out with amazing Jury and
two orators had opened tho north side Of the noun
tain During the eruption an extraordinary heat pre-
vailed for two days in Messina. The eruption did much
damage 10 the produce in general, bot lives were
! os:. TNc Y En- Post
CoHFU June 1l.--Adyices from Egina ct tic that the
protocol of the 22d March recognizing tic sovereigny
/ of the Sultan, without defining the limit, OF Greece
had created great dissatisfaction which was increased
by the pretensIous Of the English Consul General wht
having obtained audience OF the President oil Greece
demanded Of him the raising Of all the blockades The
call oi all the Greeks in the interior of the Morea, and
the cessation OF hoiilies against shs Porte The Pre-
sideni formally refused to hostiliies and 10 with
draw the Greeks from Livada, aud Informed the British
Consul That his dGty forbade his giving up the advanta
ges already obtained and at lac would Only Yell 10
perior force. He at the time, despatched ord
TO all the commanders not 10 quit their positions The
Consul has also sent avessel TO the Ambassador whC
are repairing ~ Constannople, to inform them OF tn.
resolution OF the President OF Greece is not known
what effect this may have Or the medadng powers, bu
IL is that The Greeks refuse the pyOeclOrGl aud M
aruisce that should precede the Intervention of bt
powers at Constantnope.
LATE FROM FRANCE.
\ NEw-YoRK, Aug. 10--The Charemagne, Captain
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