The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-19 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS,
(From the Messager des Cliantbres of Friday.)
PARIS, JULY 15.—"1t is affirmed that 3,000 qr
4,000 of the Turkish soldiers of Algiers havi.
found means to retreat alonethe sea coast during tt,o
night of the 4th of July, the day on which the el
capitulated, have gone to a, town in the interior, th
name of which is not given, with the intent:on 6(
continuing the war in the mountains, and that th. y
have elected a new Dey, according to their ancient
formalities, declaring that Hussein has lost his pre.t
as twinge slave of the Christians.
We believe that this news is very doubtful, if lel
wholly fake. The fact is undoubtedly not imp',
Bible, but it is not possible that it can be airea !y
known at Paris with so many details, because
latest knews we have from Algiers is only of 0 .!
6th, and because it was on that day that stio
moveable columns were detached to the distanue • C
10 or 12 leagues from Algiers.
Galignanes Messenger contains to•day, 111 i s
oeconta edition, an article on the affair of Algiers,
which we translate ord for word, and which 11,
pears to us likely to cause some sensation. 'No.
Journal contradicts, almost in an official manner, ,
report which has been gradually spread of a WI: n
presented by the English _Ambassador, and the oh-
ject of the article is to quiet the self-love of the t::
nations, and to extinguish the first germs of a /I
rivalry

" ft will be seen by the extracts which we
from the English journals, that the news of t' t.
overthrow of the Algerine power, and of the t,i-
umph of the French army, has been received t,t
England with transports of joy sad gratitude, et, 1
we are the more desirous of pointing Out ton r
readers this disposition of the public mind in Luittl%),,,
because we have observed with pain that sere
Opposition papers at Paris endeavour to insinuate
that the glorious issue of the eampaigu against :\'-
giers was a suNeet of uneasiness to the Englis.k
Ciovernment. Nay, more, once journal luta 44. set
and several others have repeated after it, that
Excellency Lord Stuart de Hothesay had presente-i
to Prince Polignac a note, to require en explanatit
on this subject.

" We are able flatly to contradict this news. Tlu,,
English and French Governments arc pertly Agro-:
respecting the question of Algiers, and we may ifit
also, upon all questions of European policy. I.oi
Stuart de nothesay has taken no such step, mid-thP
course followed by the French Ministry with re.pe.
to these Barbary pirates, whose exigence lass sn
long been a scourge of civilized Europe, has
ceived a frank and cordial approbation of the E.
lisp Government. We are also able to give a foi
and direct contradiction to the assertion,' of sere)
journals, respecting a Congress to be itch] on th.s
subject.

It is not without regret that we overthrow t;.‘a
ingenious theorie3 which several journals have I,i.t
up on this occasion, but our duty is above all
to tell our readers the truth, and we can tftirtn
all the3e news are without foundation. Lastly, we-
firmly believe, and not without reason, that 11,
peace which has so happily subsistel for these
y4tirs between England and France, and the other
great European powers, was never in less danger t
being broken than it is now."
31. de la Rochefoucauld, son of Count Alexander
Rochefoucauld, set out yesterday evening for Otero.
to etirry extraordinary despatches.
FaeNca FuNna—Paata, Jut,Y 16.--The per ...eats.,
80c. 85c. 80c. Three per Cents., 704 20c. 15c. 50c. I Bank St. 1,375 c, ; Rentes Ile Naples, H 74 00c.); Royal Spanish Loan, 85'.
Swish Renter Perpetuelleg, 74 kc, ; lleyttan Loan, 465.„..
Exchange on London—.One inert h, 354 25e. ; three mutat:,
tat SOc..Court Aulleenlivie.