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No. 11,734.

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WEDDED LIFE IN THE UPPER
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A Novel.
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FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Messayer des Chumbres.)
PARIS, APRIL 18.—The following is extracted
from a letter received at Toulon, written on board
the Echo corvette, which is cruising off Algiers :
" Off Oran, March 31.
" You ask what we are doing in this detestable
cruise ? We are suffering all sorts of privations,
and long for the expedition, which we are told will
Fail in the beginning of May. Meantime the Be-
douin Arabs swarm on the coast. We see thousands
of them at every point—the greater part are
mounted ; others seem to be employed in erecting
new fortifications, or in repairing those which have
fallen into decay. Sometimes, too, we hear the
firing of musketry, from which we infer that they
frequently exercise.
"At the moment of my writing to you the
Adonis brings us orders to leave Oran, to go to
Tripoli, which takes part with Algiers."
It is affirmed that some of our most distinguished
painters intend to follow the expedition to. Algiers,
on board the brig which the merchants of Mar-
seilles have freighted for the reception of those per-
sons who may be led by curiosity to be present
at the bombardment. Among others, the names
of Messrs. Gudin, Garnery, and Isabey, jun. are
mentioned. •

M. Alexander Duval, the French Consul at Bona,
has left Paris for Toulon, where he will embark on
board tile ship of Admiral Duperre. M. Duval is
nephew to the former Consul-General and Chargé
d'Affaires of France at Algiers, who died of an
apoplectic fit at Paris a year ago.
The Minister of War has found it indispensably
necessary to give an extraordinary allowance to all
the officers and troops belonging to the expedition,
during their stay in the Bth Military Division (Mar-
seilles, Toulon, 8:c.) This measure was loudly
called for, on account of the dearness of provisions
and lodgings, which must increase on the arrival of
all the troops and of the men-of-war from the
northern ports. The regiments forming the garri-
son of Toulon and Marseilles enjoy, and perfectly
just, the additional allowance.

TOULON, APRIL 12.—The naval force composing
the expedition to Africa is to consist of 12.1• vessels,
which will have on board, in all Men 25,505
Also five companies of Marine Artillery 425

Total 25,930
Effective force of the land aim), 33,770

Grand total 59,700
It is said that a reserve divisiun will be imme-
diately formed. The following is the disposition of
it ;—Lient.-General M. Viscount de Fizenzac ;
Major-Generals Count de Rochechouaa, Count de
Arbaud-Jonques de St. Michel; the 4th, 18th, 36th,
40th, 56th, and 60th Regiments of the line. There
will be no cavalry.
/Yams, APRIL 18.—We still have nothing but
conflicting news respecting the Ministry. How-
ever, the report of the dissolution of the Chamber,
and of the speedy convocation of the Electoral Col-
leges, is more firmly believed than ever. It is even
affirmed to day that the ordinance for the dissolu-
tion is signed, and that the Prince delays inserting
it in the Moniteur for a few days, only to settle
the internal disputes of his party, to smooth over
the language of the ultra journals, in order to give
some consistency to the electoral harangues, and
pick up some fragments of fanatic royalism and of
moderate royalism.

With this view it is said that M. de Polignac
seeks to have the dissolution accompanied by a two-
fold Ministerial modification, and,the. simultaneous
entrance of M. Roy and M. Peyronnet. But it is
added that if he finds much more readiness in the
former Keeper of the Seals, he meets , only with
repugnance in the former Minister of Finance.—
What gives some probability to the idea of this
plan, considering well the convocation, is, that in
several of the offices the Ministers transact no busi-
ness and sign no papers, like people who expect
their conge; and the Cabinets of Messrs de Mont-
bel and de Chabrol are mentioned as being more
particularly paralysed.
Some persons add to all these on dits that to the
ordinance for the dissolution will be added a procla-
mation of the King.
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