Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-15

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LONDON, May 5.
There appears TO be considerable acti-
witty in the Turkish armies. and conside-
rable agitation in the Turkish Councils.
a change has taken place in the ministry,
which seems TO have extended 10 every
department We have generally found
that these changes in the ministry have
been speedily followed by total change
in the Foreign Policy ofthe Porte.
MADAME REGNAULT DE ST. JEAN
D'ANGELY.
Extracts from her letter to ke,- husband.
MY DEAR FRIEND,
1t IS impossible that these miserable
people can continue TO exist. A revolu
ton is inevitable. Ii will be terrible but
II will lead to good; and we must re-
sign ourselves 10 the most painful opera
tons for the recovery of health. Do not
believe that my narliali'y misleads
me. 1t is easy to see that do not de
ceive myself Ask NJ de Robert he
will tell yen that II he could have antici-
pated the effect of Germanicus, we should
perhaps have been delivered from these
odious wretches. 1t will require no verv
great effort 10 overturn them, and they
feel it. If they thought themselves
strong, this week would have undeceiyed
them.
Government is obliged to change the
system of mildness which it has adopt
ed and pursued for the last six months.
1t is by that they expected to lull us a.
sleep, and many persons have said that
they would do so but things are not so
bad. These men are our executioners.
They are the destroyers of our honour,
of our glory, of our laureis, of our indus
try. No possible reconcili ation can take
place between them and France; and G.
very body must suffer, because every bo-
dy is hostile to them.
And that man whom we have lost by
our own fault, and given up TO our most
cruel enemies who have him in their pow
er! All my strength, all my courage fails
me III this reflection, at once so painful
and so humiIiating. He left us his son,
and he knows that son is the only true
King of France. But he will deliver the
father. Our honour depends on it. How
all those people, already so contemplate
will sink before the Colossus ! do not
believe that am credulous, my dear
friend. 1t is the sole occupation of nv
thought; but ii is that of MANY others,
who are perhaps more active. will tell
you no more but believe me- we are
approaching most happy crisis. Re-
turn quickly, that you may Judge more
nearly.
We have mentioned in foregoing part
of this article, that the cause of the arrest
of Madame De ST. Jean DAngely was not
known TO, or at least is not stated, in the
Paris papers. We have been furnished
by our correspondent with some extracts
from letter written by her, aud seized
on the person of M. Robert, who was
embarking for America.
The business done on the Stock Elk
change on Saturday and this morning,
las been very extensive. The Funds are
per cent higher COnsols for the ac-
count which were on Saturday 725, are al
noon this day, 70 31-s2.
FRANCE.-We have, of late, besfow-
cd scarce any attention TO the news from
this frivolous and volatile nation. The
London journals, however, in the absence
of other intelligence, devote, almost daily,
a column or two TO the retailing of the
scandal and intrigues which their cores
pondents manufacture, or pick up in the
fashionable circles of the French capital,
and which those minute historians dole
out, with scrupulous accuracy, for the
edificatiOn and amusement of their scan
dal-loving readers. A short time ago,
they inundated their columns with ac-
counts of the cabals produced by the ap-
pearance of new tragedy at one of the
theatres in Paris. In these cabaIs thew
saw, or affected to see, the existence ola
spirit which menaced the tranquility of
France, and the Tepose of Europe! Ano-
Their theatrical squabble has recently ia
ken place at Isle, which will afford our
journalists fresh room for speculation
Private letters state, that Talma, after
having performed one of his principal cha
racters, was called for, and a crown and
some verses were thrown upon the stage.
The officers of the Vcndean chasseurs,
who are in garrison at I.isle, assisted nj
the representation. NO! NO! NO
CROWN they cried out. The public
replied, DOWN DOWN ! The officers
LETT their box.wlh drawn swords, spraug
on tie stage. aud cried ont TO tie pubic
to come on. Nobody, however was fool
enough to Go SO and these heroes ieit
the stage, and cleared the body Of the
theatre. In order to prevent tie fatal
consequences TO which this affair might
give rise, the cOmmandant of the depart
ment sent the regiment The neM day to
Bethune, and arrested six OF the officers,
among which was The colonel
The brig Sally has arrived in Boston
in ~ days from Liverpool, bringing Lon.
don papers Of the 18th and Liverpool va
pers and letters TO tile 10Th May. LEFT
about 40 sail Of American vessels. The
Erin for New York, had not sailed.
The London Traveller Of the 18Th Of
NAV, states, ON the authority of private
adyices from Hamburg, that serious dif-
ferences had arisen between The courts
OF Stockholm and Copenhagen. The
Emperor Of Austria is also stated 10 have
taken possession Of Rome.