Star.
London, England, 1830-07-26 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Moniteur of Friday, July 23.)
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
TOULON, JULY 20, 3 o'cLoce, P.M.
THE MARITIME PREFECT TO 1115 ZICCELLEXCY THE MI-
NI/TER OF MARINE.
The Dey of Algiers, with all his suite, was on the 16th on board
the Jeanne D'Are, which was at anchor in the road of Mahon. This
news was brought by the Dutch brig of war L'Echo, which has just
arrived here. The first report of the GeneraLin.Chief of the Army in
Africa, which was inserted in the Moniirur of the 22d June last,
repeated an error committed in the copying, which our readers
might easily perceive, but which we think it necessary to point out
on account of the historical importance of all the documents relative
to this expedition. This reportibegan thus :—"The fleet which the
exportations of the landing flotilla had detained above 18 days in the
Be'y of Palma. sailed on the 10th June." The fleet arrived at
Palma on the 2d of that month, and•therefore it remained there 8
days, and not 18. (The Moniteur here corrects another error in the
same report, and affirms that none of the cattleahips were lost, and
that the vessels in general suffered but little damage.)
(From the glided parr the Moniteur.)
qf " REPORT TO THE KING.
" ST. CLOUD, JULY 20.
"Stn.,—ln n few days the valour of your army and navy has
placed in your hands the destiny of Algiers, and of the country de.
pendent upon the Regency. I have the honour to propose to your
Majesty to record by a monument this glorious exploit, and to ordain,
1. That a rostral column, surmounted by a pharos, be
erected in the road of Toulon.
" 2. That the names and the numbers of the corps and of the
vessels composing the army and the fleet, and those of the 7eneral
and superior officers who commanded them, be inscribed on the base
of the column.
" 3. That the ornament which shall decorate this monument be
executed in bronze, make from the cannon taken at Algiers.'
" Your army, Sire, will find in this derision of your Majesty
the most honourable recompense, and a new motive of gratitude
and love.
I am with the most profound respect, &c. &e. &c.
(Signed) " Baron D'HAUSSEZ.'
" Approved " ' CHARLES.
" By the King, Baron D'H AIMEE."
Front the Gazette de France, July 24.
Pasts, JULY 23.—The reports of extraordinary measures be.
fore the convocation of the Chambers continue to be propagated in
public. Several journals even this morning speak of the annulling
of the election of the 221. We persist in believing that these reports
have no foundation, and that the session will be opened on the 3:1
of August next. It is not a theory which we examine, but a piece
of news which we give. All the measure' are taken in the offices
of the Intendant oft he King's Household, of the Grand Master
of the Ceremonies, and of Captains of the Guards, for the open-
ing of the Chambers on the 3.1 of August. The indications and
ions are in progress for the mass of the Holy Ghost, which
rielffateeelebrated in the church of Notre Dame. on the 3d August,
in the presence of his Majesty and the Royal Family, and for the
Royal sittings, which will take place in the Louvre, as usual, on
the ad of August. The sealed letters of his Majesty, for the con.
vocation of the Chambers, have already been sent to the Peers of
France, and will be forwarded to the Deputies as soon as all the no-
minations are known. There is no foundation for the report spread
at Toulon that a division of our army in Africa, commanded by the
General in Chief in person, was on its march to Constantine'.