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FRENCII PAPERS.

TOULON, APRIL la.
TL: following is a list of the naval and Land forces employed in
tne expedition to Algiers:—

NAVAL.

Vlce.Admiral Duperre, commander-in-chief: his flag is hoistcd
ir the ship La Provence. This vessel appears destined to receive on
lased all the Generals. M. Mailer, chief of the staff; M. Hugon,
v•Tisin and under-chief of the staff, commander of the flotilla for
fl;,. docent ; 31. Ducampe de Hommel, rear.athniral. commander of
2.1 division ; M. Fischer, chief surgeon of the squadron t M.
. iientenarit, aide.de-eanip to the vice-admiral ; dl. Fiombone,
otr ; 31. Guillois, lieutenant, aide.de-camp of the first chief of the
I:a3 ; M. Rabe Krangrun, commissioner-general of the squadron;
5...1 a chaplain in the admiral's ship.
:MIPS COMPOSINLI TUE FLEET.
11 ships of the line, 24 frigates, ti corvettes, 25 brigs, 7 corvette
transports, 9 store ships, 7 ateam boats, 8 bomb vessels, amounting
altogether to 97 vessels of war.
Lech of the bomb vessels will have on board two mortars of 12
inches, and four 12 pounders.
All the vessels are provided with six months' provisions. The
t. :whet of transport vessels is not vet fixed, but it is tkptetvd they
a 11 stuount to about 6110: they will be employed for the landing
F.ex of the army, and to transport the camp and besieging ma.
They will be provisimed at Marseilles, from silence they
4t, to ToAon, and be stationed in the roads. They are stationed
t':e north-west of the roadstead, near the village of Seyne.