Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-29
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Extract Of letter .jron, giema, dated

LONDON, o6ff. 50.
Extract Of letter iron, Yie,ma, dased
Seft. IS.
According TO some politicians there
preveiiS amongst the Members Of he Tur-
kish Divan, misunderstanding which is
attributed to the princ'p Court OF Eur ope.
A considerable party in the Court of the
Sultan, demanded two years ago, and a.
gam last spring, that an attack should be
made upon Russia. This advice did not
prevail, but IL rendered the Court of St.
Petersburg attentive to the policy Of rurk--
ey. At length, when the Porte was OBJ
served 10 augment IS forces, making a
gainst the Servians preparations more con-
siderable than WAS thought necs ssaty, Rus
STA thought it eXpedicnt 80 adopt ne sure4
OF precau'ion The small corps If OBSERVES
ton which had passed the summer Gu the
Bug and the Dnieper, was augmerte TO
corl1s d'a'mee, wni h is estimated At 1907
O0o men, and which is about 70 be fureser
reinforced by the corps tf WNtgenstein,
and by the different corps Which arrive
from Poland, and the interior Of the E,s,-
p'e."
The Journal des Debafs of Monday
last, contains long article in praise Of the
virtues OF the two new Ministers, the Duke
OF Feltre and the Duke de Richcli u The
latter IS stated to have acqur red great re-
nowl from the ESTABLISHING pts created by
him, and the services rendered by him
to great Empire. (Russis) and to
have received tie most magnificent rec ON
Dences from magnanimGus sovereign
ne article in question, concludes TINS go
" And rs If the admiration e bereyolcnce
ct the Enpero OF Russia were always to
attach themselves 20 persons Of this name,
(Rlche ~ whom TALENTS and graces have
TendPppI I, IN,
two III rent ages Of our MONARCHY, il will
be reelected that the most illustrious pre-
decessor OF Alexander, (Peter the Create
EXCLAIMED, on n'emp at'ng the tomb Of
Cardin de Richelieu o great MAN vert
thou still alive, | should give thee half Il
my kingdom to teach me how 10 govern the
other
AS one of the curious means adopted bv
Ferdinand VII. TO aiTi2nce lis newly assnni-
ed power, We learn from Spaia that he has
sent cut Missionaries throughout ali the
country to doctri'ize the people who have.
Deen intiu need by the late rev iuticn---.
hese Missionaries are Franc scan Friars,
belonging to the Apostolcal Colleges;
some wear boards, md those who do noe
are called Fernan ines. At a town 70
leagues from Madrid, enc Of these friarz
So' up INTO the pulpit, and haraugued his
hearers on the subject of the late Consli,u-
Ton de said Il was heieical, cobinical,
destructive OF religion, morality, Sc For
long time coughings were CO stautiy
heard throughout his autient e ill atiengsh
. 'al w'lskered muieteer, who III bear.
" y. no longer, got up and cried out, T taet,
TINS IS not the Gospel you were sert
mere tn preach the Gospel anil not po-
lite DISCOURSE III N instant all the au-
alence rose up, the poor friar tnok to his
hee's, escaped through the Sacristv to the
Curate,s house, and being pursued. fed
over the garden wall. The enrareG neg
pie SCI fire 20 the Curate's house on fl dinr
tier BIRD flown. Tbs fac is not a small
token that the minds of the Spanish peop!e
90 not aitog ther accord wi h the views Of
Ferdinand and his fir