Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-15
Foreign Intelligeace.
! BOSTON Nov. 9.

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No new events ofinterest had occur
I'd in Europe. Complaints OF distress u
England continued to abate, and The har
vest promised sufficiency. A paper @
he first October says Bullion to The a
meant of.a million a week continues t.
be imported into This country"
In France all continued tranquil. an
|tle election Of the new Parliament wa'
takine place. Moderation was the pre-
|cept and practice Of Louis. Z
A pamphlet Of the Ultra Royals
| Cbateaubr,ant, in which he says the kin:
did not act himself in the dissolution o
he Chamber, has been suppressed; aht
HE Viscount's name erased from the lis
|of the Ministers If State.
The English papers contain numerous
"details of the storm of Algiers.
The Ouch Admiral lie tapellan's Of
|ficial de patch had been published. i
lis more minute, and better written
than Viscouht Exmoutb's. The Aiss
|rines. he says. had $4,000 men on then
ramparts. !" The Goodness ard order,
lie says, !" with which the terrible fire a
1.-The batteries was replied to, close to the
MASSEY walls of Algiers, will as little az
nit Of description, as the heroistn and
|seli.deyotion OF each individual gene al
md the greatness o. Lord Exmoulh, "a
part 1ular, in the attack Of this nemora
The destruction of half AIgiers.
and the bfrliing of the Whole Feet, have
been the result OF IT."
He mentions that when the Queen
Cha !otte, vas in great danger ffom a
burning wreck, Lord Exmouth refused
the assistance offered him of all The boats,
and replied | have calculated every
thing. CONTINUE your fire.
The InpregnabIe had 900 shot in her,
so below her lawer port decks of winch
many wese 68peunders. She expended
.l6! tons powder, 40 tons oil shot, fifty
four 80 pound rockets, and thirty s
inch shells.
9 The Dey's Prime Minister was be
headed after the action, because he wa
considered as the principal of the French
patty, whose influence prevsiIed on the
Dey 10 refuse the ogertlres of the Prince
Regent
UNITED STATES AND NAPLES.
Letters have been received from Ma.
pies to the a2d August. One of then
saws, bis Neapolitap Majesty had asrecd
20 pay the United States three hundred
thousand dollars, for the .peiiations made
by Murat ; and that ia consequence the
american squadron excepting the Hor-
net, were to sail from Sicily aud Glib, al
tar, from whence one of them was to
carry dispatches and such of the mel
whose time OF service had expired.
Anothe: letter SAYS, the Neapolitan
government had agreed to pay 100000
|ducats, in the 5 instruments.
a third letter dated at Legborn, the
Sd Sept intimates. on the authority of
letters from Naples, tina, nothing was
likely to be effected by Mr. Pinkney.
Very little regard can be paid TO the
report Of private letter writer's. Its
not9probable Mr.. Pinkney. or the Neapo
Titan Minister, entrust such with the Sc
crets of a negotiation; and the public
have learnt by experience what sort of
value to attach to Anonymous news thu,
retaiied. All which can be relied on, IS
that Mr.. Pinkney is on an impo tant
mission :--the result Of which may posi-
oily be communicated to congress at its
meeting OH the second of tie ensuing
month.
Ad. Milne, who distinguished himself
at Algiers, is coming out to take tire
naval command at Halifax.