Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-29

| looie SrhumehtS Oy WaiCh he Is animated.
| ihe General himself also, it appears, by
| TINS sane conveyance, writes to his coun-
| tryGen in England, as well as to some IL
iustrlous Engiisnmen from whom you your
self not far off.
ferdinand has no one who loves him,
! no enc to defend him his gloony and mo
! nastical despotisn, as well as his black in
! gratitude. have alenated the hearts of G.
very one. The military, more especially,
are eXtremetul resentfui, owing to the ne
glecttui manner in which he suffers them
TO want, sacrificing his treasures on objects
ot sterile piety and pueriie superstition,
IS well as on the good living ana case the
clergy and friars, to whose prayers and
Llsc'plines he says lac owes has throne
Consequent to this, disgust is general among
the troops.
Gen. Abisbal (O'DonnelD on his re-
turn from France, harangue,i his troops, in
order u dispose them TO bear their want,
with es'gnatiot, and TO arrange some plan
70 canton them, rs a means of subsistence
he answer to his haranguc, general thro'
the ranks, was 60 tell him in a most ener-
seac manner, that it would he much bet
ter i'll his master, Ferdinand, to employ
ma money, which ne was lavishing or his
Guards and Surrounding Clergy, who advi-
vide against the hunger of those soldiers
VINO mad re-Conquered his throne. Since
thls time, ten bodies o. his troops departed,
and are towering about without chewing the
orders of O'Donnell
General Castanos, also, has addressed
another kind Of sermon TO his troops, insi-
mating to them that they may prepare
themselves to fight, i'll unison with the
frelcn, against another ne7v ealcmy.
In addition TO all this, Ferdinand lately
ordered Qualifications to be erected in Ser
RI Moreno, and recruits to be assembled in
La Mancha, al which seems to say that
-. In short, 1t indicates tGat all
SPAN, which rose in mass against foreign
tyrant, 50 powerful as Napoleon, is no.;
ready TO rise against so contemplate do
mestIc one, as
London, Oct. Q.
Lastnight We received the Paris papers
OF Thursday, and to-day those of FRIDAY
The final arrangements respecting France
are, We presume, determined for the En-
peror OF Russia has taken leave of tine Pa
rlslans, and the days are fixed for the de
Parture of the other two sovereigns. The
French Chamber of Peers and Deputies
viii not meet, it seems, until the 9th of
October, to give time for the arrival of all
the Ministers. The Paris Journalists ex
ult IN the prospect of a permanent
peace, and the funds have risen consider
ably
The King has softened the dismissal
OF the old Ministry, by comforting dis.
fractions upon all, FoUCHE excepted, whose
name is not mentioned.
1he Official Gozette of Friday, contains
the following Ordonnances as provisions
l. re- NH
Taleyrand is appointed Minister Of State
ana Grand Chamberlain.
Gcuvion ST. Cyr, and Baron Pasauer,
Ministers of State Count Jaucourt,
and Baron Louis, Minister'S of Sta,e
and Grand Cordons OF the Legion of Hon
our.
BY another Ordonnance, the 18th Mill
tary Division is given to the DUO de Ora
mont and the 231 to Count de Damas-
Crux.
The Military Orders Of St. Louis, and of
Military Merit, are given, in tn same CO
zette, To 54 General Officers IN the Russian
service, for their mhdness and forbearance
when IN France.
The SWISS are actively employedin clear
lag the vaIious Cantons OF the French re-
iugees of noterety among those driven
out is the famous Hullin, Bonaparte's Gov
ernor OF Paris, who presided On the mock
trial OF the DUO d'Enghien.
Paris, Seht. IS
This day at ten o'clock in the morn;oo
the Emperor Of Russia quilted the Capi.al
taking the route for Brussels.
For some days, certain wicked persors
have spread report that the allied nv
ers iatended to seize the Mans de Pjefe
(Licenced Pawnbrokers) OF Paris, and on
the ELECTS therein deposited.
The absurdity Of the report did mt mo
vent 1t from being so far accredited. as n
induce great number ofpersons to fake
out their effects. Orders have been given
to discover and arrest the authors Of fhose
infamous runOrs, which have no founda,io
whatever.
We are assured that the treaty Of peace
so strongly desired, and So impatientiy ex
pected, was signed this morning. Yestcr
day evening there still remained SOME diff
nculties to siucoth away: they originated.
II IS said, in England. The Emperor Al
eNanler passed part Of the night discus
sn5 them--in removing them and he has
had the glory Of terminating the great
work, which is 90 contribute to the happi-
ness Of the world. That Monarch this
morning quilted the Capt j, where lac has
left behind him the noblest and most hon
our bic rtcellcctions. Ga. de Francc.
he Duke Of O.rsuto has d hn;tivelv
quilted Paris for Dresde9.
Ihis morning a great number Of 'the
Austrian troops dehlcd on the Bouieyards.
taking tho rc,tte Gov ft-rr-,4-tt.