Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27

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IRENE pitch will permit u 10 support them, without
fccng the state Of Cur finances.
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cal passions have not been discouraged by nnpoency.
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firm maintenance Of The public liberties tie necessary
arms to put them down. AS for me, IN ilc trials m
posed on me by Providence, only he grateful tor
The protection which it has not ceased 10 throw
me- as well my family and 10 prove 10 France, by
never falling attention to her interests ana happiness
the gratitude inspired in me by the testimonials ofa-
fiction with which it surrounds me in these cruel mo-
ments.
1 EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS FROM MARsELLEs.-.nai
H. Oct 27M-Melemet Ali was thought to be cparlng
for some extremity He has settled and hquldatcd all
the claims of the European merchants for supplies fur
nished him.
The siege of ST. Jean Acre had been commenced
aud the London Herald has report that it has fallen
On the llth inst an engagement took place between
the allied troops and those of brahm and Solman Pa
sha in which the latter completely defeated, and
lost 1000 men in killed. wounded and prisoners.
The Emr el kasm, successor 10 the Emr Beschir,
was with large body of mountaneers, III pursuit Of
Ibrahnl, who had little chance of escape.
Commodore Napier, in The Powerful, with the
steamers Gorgon and Cycops, has proceeded 10 attack
Tripoi.
Capt, Berkeley, Of the Thundcrer, commands at 81.
don which well fortified 10 defy the attacks Of
H., 900
TWENTY-FIVE thousand mounaineers are IN arms,
and continually harrassng the Egyptians II was ex-
pected that the Egyptian army would desert in mass,
as there OF nearly two years pay due 10
them.
The French Journals of Tuesday excessively IN.
dienunt the influence England is acquiring IN SYRIA
The government represented having seized The pro-
tt,,f' n.itrprf Ia
imputes TO The British Government an intention OF get
ting rid Of Mchemet Ali by assassination
The war faction was busy Monday night and
Tuesday morning in attempting 10 raise riot IN Paris.
Mobs Of students and workmen paraded The streets,
singing the Alarselaise, and shouting, "down with he
Ministry " while ncendiary pamphlets and songs were
distributed By the agents OF the secret societies But
they were every where dispersed by the authorities
TuE EAsr-The Bristol Mercury OF Saturday says:
"rhc news from Syria IS of the most favorable cha
racer lbrahim Pacha has been completely beaten IN
pitched battle the Emir Beschr has captu!ated, and
is at Malta: the Libanus in complete state Of IN
srrrection. lbrahm is straened IN every direcon;-
and it is thought will speedily be obliged TO eyacuaie
the whole of SYRIA St Jean d Acre IS bes'eged THIS
news so uniasorabe 10 the hopes and wishes OF The
French, caused rather rise than decline IN The
funds the Boursc those decisive events were
thought likely TO facilitate an arrangement without an
appeal 10 arms. ~, ~
at is, however, in vain to speculate The French
Chambers met Thursday, and their proceedings
preservation OF peace or breaking out Of fearful war;
are now on their way TO this country. The Parisan
press is almost unanimous in It's opposition 10 the new
ministry.
We have received letters from Consanllnoplc Of The
18Th and iI, and letter from Smyrna Of the 18th.
The facts contained in these letters are easily stated
The successes of the Anglo Austrian Turks IN Syria
are fully confirmed. brahim Pacha has been compel
led 10 retreat, in consequence OF the defeat OF osan
Pacha who supported his left wing by corps ofmoun
tainecrs commanded by The Sheick Francis. Emir Be
schr whose arrival at Malta we are informed OF by lc-
lcprapc despatch, concluded on the 9TH convention
with the Serasker lzzei and Admiral stopioTd, by
which he abandoned the cause of Mchemet Ali, and
passed with his family and retaners TO the service Of
the Sultan.
The Emir placed two of his hostages in the
hands OF the Turkish General, and then he received
promise that the command of the mountains would be
restored to him when the at an end. The
greater part of Syria may be said TO have passed om
the hands of Mchemet Ali, AT least all the North Of L.
baron with the exception of Tripol' The Sultan IS
making great preparations to prosecute The war with
vigor lie has sent 5000 aore troops and as many
musket. to Syria, and the English rigatc, tho Talbot
Austrian brig Montecuculi, have been placed at his
disposition Tor that purpose.
4 postscript, TO one Of Constan,inoplc letters,
mentions the report Of st Jean Acre having been Ia
ken BY the allies but believe that accoun, 10 be pre-
mature-LOndon P0pfr, .Nor. >.
"Tnr DEFEAT OF lRnAu,M pAsu, The pitches
battle with lbrahm Pasha, afforded excellent oppor
tunity 10 snow TIE bravery ana ndeiity OF the lGfks
Ibrahm had taken up very strong position near Bey
rout, with 3,GG0 men 1000 Turks sent against
him under the command Of Seim Pashn, assisted ~
General Jockmus, Commodore Napier, and Colonel
Hodges. The attack impctuous, that, in few
minutes brahim was completely routed. l,000 EWp.
tlans made prisoners, the rest were Killed and
wounded, taken to flight. With respect 10 the GO
neral war, the Egyptian army, AT the most moderate
calculation has lost 20 900, in killed, wounded, prison
ers and dcscrtcrs.
TUX Rus OF THE CArsr OF MEuEMrr All
SYEiA-Lctters up 10 the l7h via Egypt, confirm the
ruin of the Of The Eiccroy in Syria According
these letters, the Emr Bechr, with $4,000 men, had
gone the allies, besides irregular mountanecTs
Two Egyptian regiments had also gone over to tie
allies lbrahim and Solman Pashas had etreaed bcire
the victorious allies and their whole troops
state Of the greatest dsorsanzaon. All is quiet and
going on well in Egypt
SrAIS.-'The Madrid papers received Of the 21th
ult. On the following day the young Queen Isabella
was to make her public entry into the capital and The
municipalities were preparing to celebrate the event
Letters from Bboa of the 2tth ut state, that great ap-
prehenson Of outrages by the garrison of that town
were entertained,
Queen Christina, the ex. Regent of Spain, is expect
ed in Paris.
MoNEy MARKET Thursday Erenng.-Sacs 10
extent have been made in the Of the morning
the British market, which has had the effect Of dcpcss
ing the funds.
CITY, Thursday Erenng.-To-day, the funds have
been in sort Of panic, and have fallen as much in
dny es by foreign ar.iuy twisted for the pur
pose they had before gained four five The sudden
decline is equal to per cent. The share market has
improved
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l.-Cotton Narksf.--The sales Of
cotton to-day, amount 10 $500 bags all TO the trade
and consist Of 800 Brazs, SID I'D Egyptian 9ldto
lloyd; and The rest Americans The market, though
quiet s steady
DO HEREBY caution all Persons asan.! trading fora H'e