Star.
London, England, 1830-05-25 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

The Algiers expedition is delayed by contrary winds. The fol.
lowing are extracts from the Papers received this morning :

" TOOLON, MAY 22, 11 o'CLocg, eat.
" The Admire/ Duperre to hie Excellency the Mauler of the

Mario, and Colonies.

" Yesterday the calm prevented the departure of the fleet, and
we are menaced ta.day with the same obstacle.

" The spirit and health of the army and navy are excellent.
Frost the Gazette de Frames.

" In order to be able to do without M. de Irillele„:an attempt
was made at a liberal government—(Ministry of 1818.)
" Then an attempt was made not to govern at all—( Ministry of
August 8, 1830.) Now an attempt, it is mid, is going to be made
to govern monarchleally—(Ministry of May 19.) We believe that
the last effort will show that when a man is required by the state of
affairs, nothing can supply his place, and that recourse must be
bad to him, or one must turn for ever In a vicious elide.

" A new experiment is to be made. So long as Mr. Pitt lived,
England could not do without Mr. Pitt. The tiling and Prance
will see if they can long do without M. de Wide, and it M. de
Polignae end even M. de Peyronnet can supply hie
Gamete de Prance.

" The fall in the public funds commences to be apparent. After
the prorogation of the Chamber, which on 'Change was only eons!.
dered as a constitutional act of the royal prerogative, there was a
rise, which we said would only continue as long es the constitutional
order of things was not broken in upon, and if the persons in power
showed themselves suelciently ?well advised as to resign themselves
to the emisequenees. Since then this last supposition has appeared
improbable, and the Rentes have continued to fall.

" The dissolution was doubtlessly a constitutional act of the
royal penguin, but it has been accompanied with circumstances
which would indicate little disposition at the part of these in power
to submit:to ens of the most rigorous consequen4.-s of the Caudal.
tkmal regime—the necessity of being in harmony with the other
pens of the legislative soversignty. dna that time things on
'Change have taken a muss swims aspect. Bat let there be no
mistake, however ; a fall of seas francs will only be in consequence
of a maws. It is at the int erbium), act, the Ant signal of a di-
, eons from the charter, that one will be able to judge whether money
is osesdtutional royalist or dant* royalist.

"his then that the refusal of the taaes:would take place : then
the minima of the emigrants would be Awed in the markets foe
100,004,000, 400,000,000, and 200,000,000,—in diet, for any thing
that mold be got, so many men would require ready money in each
aided circumstances.

" A constant attendant en •Change, and great itanafir upon the
public funds,—saes on the look-out for business, no matter in what
esese,—desalbed today, In a few words, the present state of
align t

"Look, gendensen, said he, for those who think that those in
power will stop without putting their band en the Charter, and that
whatever may be A. result of the Andean, they will be in hammy
with the majority of she Chamber, rental are very cheap at $l, and
even at IL
" ' For those who think War will be canted to the very extreme,
and that to attendon will be paid to • majority ceetrary to the wish
of the Ministers, the Rentea are not watch 70L

" 6 Buy and soli, gentlemen e wbaimM may bo your opinion,
den la monothing to be damm'—Josened de Comeitorm.

" The Gass* hr. behaved better than could be expected ! it has
broken with the Ministry, which it datotninaes the new Mild/My—
ths Ministry of the Nth of May : it accuses the ens of the Bth of
August, of sat having governed at all,—an amides which is at va.
Arm with Dins mambo of praise and boasting.
" In Ytr it has declared itself independent of everybody, ex.
owing N. i VUkle t the man—the only man of the restoration—
ti trus Pitt. As long as Mr. Pitt lived, Ragland could have no
ease Minato. What is 11.. lot P—Ostracism. But
dist is nothing : he wishes to vaunt to Ms tonnes pada', and be
will stain. The Gwen* has devoted itself so his recall. As to
the newlyad composedU Ministry, its respect fee the Royal prezw.
gabs temarbe, ope eceding,
mai waits for themai to be m
at ay
As
work. A pr~lsword
wA li. do Menthol : he is one of the mess noble character
el the age whatcooduet
Game explain itself. That is to say, he is
co
the council tho e is among the people,—sho advance
sentinel of 11. de ViUsle. AU this is plain and sficant. The
Game". has never, during its life, es well spoken but we suppress
Our praises, they would perhaps discsurage it. Behold, at least,
the ism success of the ministry—it has lost its only journal

FRENCH FUNDS—Mar tt.

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