Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29
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Nrw Tv::E. :iu". :!I.-'Ihn schooner Hero. Captain
Anderson: winch arrived Ecrr Saturday. sailed from
S:.I?rnn. OF the 12i a! September 10 which dale we
In sc IrI;,is and verbal intelligence. TIE affair q! t:r
iar:Gii which va. boarded Is. officer from French
vrs:. *u.c uf the particulars ut which, have already
bc published. created The greatest excitement IN SHyr
~ mi ny ain"ig tic Americans bu. also ain"ng tG
r.nn~.s On the evening O! the day winch this IA:
PHEASANT affair look ;acr ball given 10 Tie Prince
d. lrnvi!I the yo!ir.rs; Il" the kng n lie trrnc!'
who was second Lieutenant Of the !phiEcnir, r!gatr
then lying Smyrna. Some OF r Americans wcT; 50
much incrstd at the ccndnc; al Ia, French Officer that
tl;r% refused 10 attend. Much dissatisfaction also
ry:rssrd Il. tie ahsrnCc, at Tie Time O. all The vessels u
o;r sc"ahcnn. Non" OF them had been :hcrc for sGar
time circumstance HAT had not occurred before for
several years. TIE Cunsliir'i"n Com. Eili" was at
Athens li had tnuc Cd al = about rer weeks pre-
vio!sy. The Other vessels # III" squadron were III dit
lcrcn; ports q! the Mediterranean.
In reference this affair have letter Of The cath
September. from Of the most rpsi:C tablc hnnsts IN
Smyrna Tie writer. after stating The TACT of tie French
officer having btaiGr! Tho Brig, proceeds thus Cap
tain luc!rG allowed them 10 search. hut they could rot
find any person in any part of the vessel! The oic'r,
however. informed Captain nglce. tcy AnI ord'rS ircn
tie C0nEiGdvrr, III ths case to Lrng the brig back 20
Say RIA! which they carried in!n execution by piHrisgH
mua at ;Aa aem. Capt lngcc then l""crcd lis ag and
declared him, il their rl%r, and Tie French clcer
Lr'i4t c vessel within few n;iIrs OF tcwH. anch"fed
irr and i:!rd sails. Captain :gier has done III" need
i!i Is Protesting &c. al: in hopes tia, go"ern
l.r WuS;iuI !on vii! obtain redress from The king of
the f':.nch for this insult to o,. flag.
Mc C!all"yr. the Firrch Consul did rrl apply 20
tie American Consul !r permission To board ti- brig.
nor did The Cumn"dorr, which you know is customary.
IicY *hnG ii least av" applied Ia Tie Governor al The
piar, ! wish they would 10 something towards teach
ng Mr. Ch&lllyr az! The C0n:I"i"rc v$snn "r Tie
fmnfr. Capt. ing!rr'S cnnduC. on this occasion merits
the gcs, cnc"n!!uIs ana he ttscI:rs we'll 1" his Goth
try iur il"
Passed Aiiilshipman Charles G. Barton, Of p;!adc!-
phia passenger III The Irro. This is the y'ung
gentleman haSc lIca:nrn;hy Conn. Elliott. after ic lad
been dangerously worlrd in duel with brClscr Off!
Ger. ra been sever! auiinadvcrlcd upon 10y large
pnr!i: "a: llc American people AS the affair vii! nn
,'bicdy undergo an Investigation 10y lhc proper irlhn.
nal! Tie return cf lie Constitution 10 The United
States. IL would br airSy improper for 10 revive
its discussion al tie present tnic.-GG=eHc
We learn from gentleman who arrived here ias.
ming tru!n Gibraltar. w!'rncc l:e sailed the 18th nit
that t'w days prior !" his departure. The Enflcar
Cu!su! IlC1C received communication iirin our Consul
al A!ala5a rogue sling hm 10 despatch any L. 5 vrssc!
whist. i..s he ia port 20 their assistance, lIne
diatr at,ack y the Gar!s;s anticipated In Gonsc-
qtrrrr OF HIS rCqn:S!"n, the y. 5. iUgae Potomac,
Cant Nci n<nn saic,. immediately for Malaga, where
SIR arrived in few hours after her departure !ro:a Glib.
raliar.
On. i"!rnant states tia, an express arrived at Gbra!
the I;jth ttoln Malaga, with aGYices hat the adj
yalccd past$ Of iip Ca;siS, under Got within
SIX ra:es 4 ;!;at place. and crd cI!rr
thu: ,uwn The inhabitants in tls utmcSi confusion
u:.. flying in every direction The resident Amc
rcanS VIII; their families, @ Cluge ca board he PUtu-
iac and many oirrs. who had 40 claims upon lie pro-
,con ci ~ also sought refuge on board Of her.
WAS understand that the respectable portion Of the
nliai!a.s of Malaga rather anxious that Gomez
s!" aud TAX" possession O! Size place in nr! 10
sn III 'in fra. tn. Consequences OF :a"D y:"'"Hcr,
which ~ss much 10 lie Gra!sd !irm cir unprotected
state.
We a:o Lean tlat Greece perfectly tranquil al
though Disturbances had recently taken place
an'ng the A!ounainccrs. King OHIO had mOt yet re-
turned.
iii" fti-a'c5 Consultation and United Stairs. and ship
Jnn Adams. were OF Mild. on the 23;h OF August
bound iur tie coaS; Of SYRIA.
Com. Porter still in Italy, whittier he had gore tn:
The benefit OF his ica': He WAS expected at Trieste
in few days, where national vessel expected 10
convey h;m 10 Tuns.
The Polciac still lying Ct Malaga, her decks
crowded wi people " ho had sought refuge beard
dr!in" tie excitement. She would. however, sail in
few !Ys nr The coast Of Africa, Touching Capc Mount
Daz<a Give and Cape Panias. Thcmcc she worL pIo.
coed 10 lilo &c Janciro, and thence Il',i,e-Li.
TIE AFFAIR 1T SMrEsA.-We learn from the Dos
ton DAILY ADVERTISER that Capt lngre, Of he brig na-
man faI Smyrna, states tina. lie c"rTsd protest be-
tnle bis departure. against the unwaTaIatc detention
Of his vessel Ey the commander of lie French squadron
,a; *;aon which, with representation Of e affair,
has been forwarded BY The American ComsCi, Mir. Of
Hey 10 Government II will bc recn!cctrd iha, the
French commander ionI possession OF The Banian tn
search fer ieseri-r WAC Vas beard! and ao the
vessel back 10 S..,yrna.
We learn also from Capt lmglee: that ti:c 1874! and