The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-31 00:00:00

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Parsik, .totar.S7.-4-It halt iseen reported tAt some
.but one were repulsed in one of the encounter* which
have taken piece at differeut parts of the capital : this is
not true. French battalions do not yield—they either full
Or coms eer. gut in the streets of a French city, peopled
with their brethren, their friends, and their fellow-
eitisens, French Noldiera refuse to firr—they refuse to
become the accomplices in, the crime of seven madmen.
What• would they do with a victory, what would be mare
unfortunate than defeat, and what would they answer
In our widows and dauhter*, when they came to carry
sway the dead !radios of the victims ?
We were, not deceived : French soldiers cannot he
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assusins. The Fifth negonent of the line has reread to
fins on anoffending messes. Soldiers and citiaena embrace
each other. Their cause 'is the emir.
The country will be grateful to civic virtues as well as
brilliant explode.
(From the Metsaper die Chanobree of July 28.)
(coatittarorioance or TA, AlltabAtiAlt.)
1.01/1.014, auLT 22.—.The.,Day of Algiers, when he
was pinto's bead the Jenne &Are, which was to con-
vey hire to Toulon, said to the General-in-Chief, ",Ge-
neral, in three niorithe we Ilion meet again in Paris. Show
yourself with your army to, any tributary visuals of Cow-
stsutloo and Oran, and you will ntaka them very obedient
tubjeete.
Ilussein Bey has taken on hoard only to the amount of
84,000 franca., and a casket of diamonds valued at more
than 6,000,000.
Severel merchantmen are going •from Touhm to fetch
from Algiers Arabite horses, which are intended far the
studs in France. Crowd with the horses of Normandy,
they produce an excellent breed, which are, even prefer-
atde to house of pure Weed.
The Prairie atni4nrphitrita frigutea have taken on board
000 Turks each. At the moment "of embarkation, our
Lahore looked-with anger at tholee barbariens, whir were
treated with hutneeity, wherees they had made their corn-
Laden of the Sylene and Am:algae antler in the most cruet
manner, when accident had thrown them on their inhos-
pitable coast. The recollection of so much barbarity ex-
espereted our itatalett to such a degree, that some of them
went so far as an mob some of the Turks rather rudely.
That:supposing they were going to be treated as
they had treated, the French, refused to embark. Some
of them even showed to our sailors little daggers, with
which they threatened them. Our sailors immedietely
fill on them, and there were sonic wounded in this affray.
All the men of our squadron ere now sent on board.
Theme are only a few officers who go on 'lime. Captain
)hrastro, formerly a commander of A privateer, who is
.110 IV on board the Provence us Lieutenant, has just been
appointed Post Captain of Algiers. Some of the sailors
from the Sylene and "'venture have arrivedat Toulon;
they have, been the objects of the public• charity, and
women who have their stalls near the Polsronerie, send
them every day basket; of fruit, greens, and new bread ;
several have even collected subscriptions for three un-
fortunate men. Among the precious articles from the
tteesury of Algiers, it is sr rill that there are vases of twit
crystal, of oriental agate, jasper, and jade, of the largest
sire, the mountings of, which ate of Florentine enamel
'and Venetian gold, seemiegly of the sixteenth cen-
tury, and of the richest workmanship; there if also
a great deal of Spanish and Moorish armour, said to he
likewise of requisite workmanship, 004 which Came from
the Algerine 'menet,

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• BRAZIL' PAPEItS. - •
, (Pram the Pifirio.Puinineuse.) •
Tho 'Dar jAXliliti)s. President of the
province of Santa 'Gatti/rani, in a dispatch of the 23.1 of
April to the Minister of Marine, given an account of al
dreadful storm which commenced there on the 12th of
April, and continued with 'increasing fury on the 113th.
14th, and 15th, and did great damage In the works,-and
destroyed .several vessels of different nations., •
14,—Yeeterday being the anniversary of the thy
on which Don Pedro adopted the title of Perpetual De..
fender of Brasil, was celebrated with great festivity. The
traallittneltrioiv that their tranquillity antliecurity mainly
depend—on the defenie •of. the Prince who gave them the
Constitution, and who watches with indefetigalile steal:
reeir this work, Which perpetuates the'grory of las name.
Meir 1./....,..The,.napere 'from Bahia, ,to the 24th 'of
much news Thar Site. ;bar M.
lonia 'Theatalikrt 'arrived' fliers Oil, the •sth April, with •
14eritru ; ,:thefornierari Preiddent, and the latter as
llltlltAAitiry Governor. The neer President wise proceeding
with great energy emit prudence against the' misereents,
who, on their appearing in insurrection in any point of.
the province, are immediately .beaten, tiliqetied, or. taken
prisoners. It appears that, on the 10th, they had sue.
*emitted- in .-very considerable numbers, threatening,
Plundering,' and increasing their numbers in their re-
treat from the city to .the country; hut they were itn•:
mediately pursued and taken, and most' of • then.) will un—
dergo their punishment.