Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-13

made with Christian nations, !. ism,
turious ts break! Wat has hoe,
consequence Of Lord Fxmnu,h's vi,I
A treaty which he embraces tie Co.,, !
opportunity to vi late. The prt;s,.
Sir SIDNEY Smith.fo all Cfri,tisn -
ers t. unite in rre'ervirg a snail 49,,
establishment in the Mediterranean =.
pletei, remedies the mischief. Az
may be bcmbarded ard the na,;y,,' \
ven from their hsbifstions to the 20:
boring mountoirs; bot they would
return ard build another CITY up,,
ruins. To leave ga risons ia lhcs. rI,,T
when COT quered, would only expose +.
to all the horrors Of pestlIencs, il n
suppose them capable of defending
elves agaius' the assaults Of the bah.
ars The piratical powers of Bsfs,I
are evidently increasing in naval II
s'reng'h and discipline. and ,hey NAV /,
now forming the rudimen's of a Dove, 1
which in some distant day all eh,i,,s,I
dom would trenble. II the poves
Bai barry he d a feet equal t. the ErgIJI
what is it fair to presume would be Il
extent of their ravsges! How MANY M
Tiers would mourn their children, ho,'
many Sous their fathers in "a, tivin :
II such things are done in the Or Z.
tree, what will be done in the dr.
The longer Christian nations toler,
such outrages. the more invcisra'e Nil
this malady increa e. The Il arrow, Il.
fish and ssrdid policy Of paving 'ribut, {,
such pirates only increass tier M.
sumption and sggra,ate, their insoIer,,
The lion l. now paying tribute tc a n W,
for the liberty allowed him Of going h.
and returning from his den unma'rsted.
We present TO cur readers The f. low.
irg, which we believe to be the a'es'U.
court of the recent outrage that va per.
prtrated m Algiers: it is not indeed a..
tended with such shocking circumstances
Of aggravatior as the e ST rerOt, bqt !.
is enOue l--if is ougI. % authOrzp n.
colos.at power If coniederated civiiin.
rinn I. slide Over the Mediterranean
seas and crush With one stamp Of the icG:
thar nest Of ants, from which it las SUI.
fered 50 much annoyance.
Paris february 5.
The captain OF the Sa-diniar pclacI,,
la Belle Ma 10, which arrived It tie Ia.
Zarettn # Pot Nahon, on 'he CT, nec
last, having i.I, AIgiers on 'hP Cd d
the Same month, rep"rts a " u - III;
fugitive Passengers on boa d, TT III
new de-, Al I'udIa. havirg e.ts'I,'"j
hi, POWER b the aid Of Cunsid 'abt
bed, ol Noors. no Ionse SCI soy 6uu;d
Ia his trrv or his rInnicai eo"duc'
{ at all h. Eur"p'an pos ers wi'hou DIS
rInctioD. Lad been out aged 'haf q. T.
corsuis hsd been mprgced ard terrific
b. numerous horde ni negroes of y OF
the dey's guard ard c'urt are corpo eC
aud who had tered themselves ;nto Il
houses of the crnsuls the security
witch had ceased to be inyIe'ah'e. TT
captain report, that Ali llu"ja had caD'
ed 70 be destroyed tie ancient palace
his predeces ors; that he had estab'i'he
himself in a fort. Cal ed lie Cha'eau
i nrereur ard that he had not his
tated to seize the treasure which va
kept there, and which b d been hi bert
ra!igiously preserved; and that he hs
thus rb'ained immense means to sapTor
tor To- z time hi horrible satellites. an
to increa.e their nun bers.
The dev had caused TO be seized tv
young women Of a Jewish family. who's
father was employed in the FrgIsh cor
sulate. ard two days afterwards ais" III
eldest daughter Of the Sieur PomlmbI'
"f the French hotel. The unto'
tunate girl last mentioned wa. ccmpelIe
to espouse the dey, d she IS now SOW
reigr,. but expecting the fate Of the daug'
ter of the dev Of Tey'erus, who vas ser
ed in the same manner by the late de
Hodii Ali. and who was found after HI
death in prison, and emaciated by hur
ger.
The greater part Of the con'u's as
semblcd, to make in unison, complaint
and remonstrances. but were iDforme
before they reached the palace, that Of
ders had been issued BY All Hudja 10 hl
negroes to fire upon any Of the consul
who should venture to make any CON
plant or remembrance.