Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-02
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.,.,.rdsy morning arrived schooner Ha.
..rd captain Burton, from Bristol, Eng.
.shjci, he left October 10, and has po-
l,eIy furnished Us w:sn Lpp5Sa papers
70 the 18th. from which We have the
following.
Tunis, july IS.
Ia he mouth of June, 500, shc Bsy OF
ras:s sised Of the dependence which the
nav os Alsiers imposed on him, took the
',selusi5o 10 free himself from the yoke.
Id 10 avsnge the Tunisians Of the Inquiries
~ A'cstines caused them the year before,
shso The las,es toos. TOMS aod deca3isat-.
!, ,hs Bey. Au Article of the treaty AZ
hat iae concluded. obliged the iunislaas
ndemcIish the fois,esses GU The ffout.efs;;
s,ssbe Bsy Immediately sci about repair
| DO tie N !; 81 The sanle,simc he es,ablishcd
ia cagsps on the frontiers efihe two re-
ssncirs. aud having discovered ihas sosne
ssfhis subjects cosTss pended wishsshe Boy
of Cous,anaiue, he caused nine 20 be arrest
"a. one IF whom had his head cut OF, and
,ae other eighsreceiyeda thousand strokes
4 a sick, and toe cavoy Of the Beyof
Constantine was bsnisheJ the Country AT
| he same time the BeY of Tunis declared
,bas be had no hostile view, and that be &C.
i n,rans 10 secure his Independence.
Onl.ais Information, the Day Of Algiers
nsemblesl an army, uudsr pfsssnce of-s.
socisg somr rebels 70 obedisase. bat short
+ il declared kisEcalsinlcDuoa,, and in the
bseiuping Of July his tfoaps began their.
march 10 s.taee the Tunisisns
The Tauisiao Army was commanded By
Nustapha, suaaamcd The Eaglishman, for.
msrly hey II cons'saaine, hus obliged to
fy from Aig;ers and take .esngs at Tunis.
The s.ey of .Algiers before he Came TO the
last extremity, proposed. as conditions Of
peace, that he should be paid large SUN
Il nonsy, and that aius,apha aud MS SOP
should be deiissred up TO hius. At first
here wsre SOME negociasions entered In.
To-; Dor a, the end o. August war was de-
foi,issly DECLARED. Two Aigerine cors
sair attacked i TuniSian vessel IN sight
IF Algisss, busihe latte. escaped through
her superiority of sailing. Things remain.
Cd Notwithstanding, in.tne sarne state, each
parry con-. ming hlnseliw with making pre-.
paratioas, .potil The beginning Of January,
1907, when iwu Algerine trigasss com
nenced The blockade os,he harbour of To
MS Notwithstanding the runisians Unrest.
enej wilma numarons army.t 70 attack Con.
stans;ne, whose new.bey, With all his IA
mily, had been murdered, tie expedition
was setsrded from day 10 day. & a great
number of Arabs Joined the l,unisiau ar
my, which amounted 70 30, 600. The
Checks of Constantine. entered in'oya ne
gocis,iou; sad The dey Oh Algiers, uneasy
al its progress. and narrasssd by The rebels
ofOran, made some offers OF accommods.
,ioo about he cod Of March !; sbatsie dan.
ger daily becoming rore pressing. he de-.
lschsd, on the Cd IF April Reimbursement
forthe army nd atlhe same tiale four
vessels, Iadsp with Artillery sailed for Bon.
ne.
The Tunisisns laid sisge to :Cons'anline
but experienced an unexpected resistance.
and nearly the whole ofthe advanced guard
Of the Tunlsians were made prisoners---
The cowardicc Of the Agas, and sudden
panic seiz,pg the Tunisiaos, obliged them
a, Iasl to raise The siege, aud rstire IN the
greatest disorder, pursued by the united
troops OF Algiers ard Constantine. ne
deyof AIgiers caused 'his victory to De cer
lebraied with The greatest pom?, add an
nounced his intention Ct making The rseen.
cy of Tunis fourth province OF Algsers,
aad created rsw hey for tia, city, which
he considered as already corqusred. In
the mean time the hey of Tunis assembled
the remainder Of his forces, and gave the
command 10 the keeper OF his seals, With
orders TO give. battle TO the Algerloes'
which hr did on the 18th of July, 10 which
The Alcsrioes were completely beaten !;