Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-20

gency Of Algiels.
4 eor,ea In eftbs Marine Of Alg;ers.
& GUNS.
No. / Friga,e, Algerine built, cop. 4S
z American do. do. "a
3 A xebec AlgeIiae do. do. 81
4 do. DO. do. 50
{ do. do. do. "a
6 do. DO. do rs
: A Polacre Greek built, II
S do. do. do IS
9 A brig U. 5. built, COZ pered, II
10 lch'r do. Go. rs
II do. do. do. IS
IL do. do. do. Is
l3 A CarIaiquilha CorGca built, 10
If a fmall xeoec, repairing
IS A Polacre Greek built (coaaer) 6
AIgiers has abour 50 gun boats; hall
Of the number could be got in order in
about month. They have about 400
fail oi coa&ers with latiine fails, each 70
or 80 tons. There are about 5000 Fur
key, about 5000 half Turks; and with
difficulty they could raife 10000 militia
or rabo,e. This regency has 50 or 90
millions of dolls. and has in chained cap
tiyity 1900 ChriGiaos, and is permitted
to be licenlcd pluuderer of all Europe.
(Signed) RICHARD C'BRlEN.
ExtraR efa letter fran the fame, dated
7uais Bay, June :, 1901.
+" We brought wish Us rreients from
our government to the Fey Of Tonis, they
conhited of four mukets and four pair of
piltols, furpaaing for workmanhip and
elegance any thing you can aimott imagine
being inlaid with gold and lham diamonds.
You may foppole they were elegant whsn
/ tell you that one of the muAets colt
ISoo terling, the colt Of the whole a
mounting TO upwards of G7ooo iterling.
The By was much pleaisd with theie
preG,nts, and ohlerved to our conful that
they were worthy of asprince. The En-
terprlze arrived here lalt evening from
Triroli. They tell Us that there are four
Swediih frigates and one American 1.-THE.
Bo&on) crulzing off Tripoli and blockad-
Ing the psrt 70 tia, nothing Can either 60
in or ou5. The Iripolitans are in fate
of faeyasion, and will probably be willing
to come to any terms, in the couIie Ct a
few weeks.
Yesterday we had the eradication Of
walking over the ruins Of the celebrated
city OF Carthage, Mr.. Eaton, American
CoofuI, aad captain Murray being OF the
party. We were lhewn the plain on
which Regulus, the fra Roman that en-
tered Africa IN hottie manner, tough,
bis celebrated battle, and ALTO the plain
where Scipio ana Hannibal fought pitch
ed battle. We iaw the remains Of many
OF the ancient temples and city walls.
6ut what remains more perfect than any
thing ellie is the aqnedua by which water
was brought into the city from asmountain,
by route offeventy miles. We all dined
togethei in one Of the refefvoirs, after IA
ii guing ourfeives by walking over the
ruins. expect we lhall fall tomorrow
for Tripoil.
Extral7 Of Letter fran an o6irer ofsbe
CwRslah,n, dated Taas Bay, June 2,
1902.
fuPpole that the affair of a Tdnih-
an veael being p!undered by fome OF
the crew of the Enterprise will be much
mifrepreiented. With view of remov-
ing any unfayorable inPreilion, that may
be made by falie account, | have been
particular in obtaining the mott accurate
information, and you may rely upon the
following as true tatement Of facts. On
the 9Th ult the Enterptize difcovered
veGel that had come out Of Tripoli, and
made fail after her. Upon haillng her,
Capt. Sterret ordered Lieut.. Heath to
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