Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24

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which sails unccmmony fast, and IN which, sur
rounded by his own partizans, he can always secure
10 himselfa needful retreat from his ''althluf al
lies. the Turks-Thc object to be accomplished by
This feet s o take on board several thousand Arabs
and other Egyptian soldiers, and cndeavor to reduce
Hydra. Its rumeured, however,. that their hrst
purpose is to destroy Cochran. The Banks OF the
Nile at present the scene OF great misery arising
FROM excessive taxation all produce, which the
only means the despot who governs the country has
of raising an Income. ltappears probable, notwth-
standing what has been said to the eontrasy- that
this neet will not leave alexandria, the Pacha being
afraid to leave the shores, lest i'll his absence, with
50 many troops the asafected Arabs may be Undue
| ed to set up u Governor and displace him.
The Paris Mositcnr confirms four Royal crdl-
nances dated June o. for the re-establishment and
organization of The Censorship of the Periodical
Press. at Paris bareau is to be formed under the
Minister of the Interior. consisting of six censors,
and every French journal periodical writing, |
before it is printed must Obtain the U'sa Of this ba-
rcau The business Of the bureau Is to be direct
ed BY NJ de Lourdneix, chief Of the division OF the
4 Arts Sciences, and Bellies Letters, at the office OF
i the Minister of the Interior, and the VISA to be al
! fixed by NJ. Deege, who is appointed Secretary OF
the bureau. In the departments, one or more cen
sors az circumstances may require, are to be no.
4 minated by the protects. council OF nine mem
bers is to exercise the Surveillance OF the censorship
). To this council the bureau at Paris is to report Its
> proceedings once week and the censors OF the
4 depa1tnnnts once a month When there is ground
for the temporary suppression OF journal or perl
i odcal publication it is to be pronounced by the KING
upon the report of the Keeper OF the Seals after he
e had taken the advice of the Council de Surveillance
it 1t win be the same when there is ground to suspend
/ or suppress journal periodical work after
e judgmcnt.
o IoNpoN, June &c, le27.-The Duke of Wei
d nctof last night read further correspondence
). with Mr. Huskisson on the subject of his unfortu
lie nate amendment These supplementary letters at-
ford certainly an additional proof of the Dukes good
faith, but they prove also to demonstration that his
n Grace's intellect is as impregnable his honour.
t. Mr. Huskinsons clear and forcibe reasoning seems
a to have made as much impression on his military
be correspondent as a cannon-ball would on Il mGt
lie. bank tFhe weakness of the Minister in the Upper
by House conpels him to trim and tack in all directions
d, when pressed by the suilen mass pie-bald majority
IS, 90 every point relating to the price of corn
he France and .4igiers-It is stated on the author
a. ty of letter from Marseilles, that hosties have
mt commenced between these two powers. The fol
to owing account translate from one OF our latest
be papers.
,o- 2he Algernes committed the aggression, by firing
Of on the French schooner La Torche, on the 18th OF
let June. The schooner L'Amaranthe had brought de-
OF spatehcs to the Consul and he sent on board his
most valuable papers, in two boxes, which he pre-
tended contained oranges. He then went on board
ian hnse, under the appearance OF visiting the cap
OF tain and giving orders to all the French subject,
ia to embark within twenty-four hours, which was eff
m ected without any difficulty the part Of the Dey.
IRE who made them give declaration that they wer,
at not obliged BY him to go. The consul after this
Of made known his demands to the Dey they were
Gil that the Minister Of Marine, the Grand Admiral
The and the Deys principal Scrbes should so board
+l,att
he flag should be hoated in the forts Of Agers and If
nd the castle of Casba inhabited by tie Dey, and sauet
I'll, with l0l guns and all this before treaty o
prt peace should be talked Of The terms consi
The dered very humiliating and it thought woult
re- not be submitted to. The Vocan had gone to Bonn
!, and La Gale, to take off the French Consuls an'
the subjects.
'ka The chief wrongs Of the Dey are /, the afai
the of Seur Nathan Macry, and Of the seven million
OF paid by France in 1920. but which, the regency AM
the his subjects have not yet touched @ the fortified
and tons which France erected at Calao port belong
nat ing to France, and situated near Bona between Al
nm rlers and funs S, the demand OF tribute whic
not the powers protected by France do not pay d tn
ted pride and arrogance Of Al Deva in his nt-rcours
mat with the regency, on the subject of the affairs
eka France and the Roman states.
no The insult to the Consul consisted in the Dew
;. throwing his fan at him. and ordering him from hi
e !. presence ,,,,
ne There are no Algerine corsalrs at Sea tw
IN armed vessels sailed few days since for Alexar
ate, dria with pilgrims to Mecca. Admiral de Rigny
GER who is at Alexandria. has been advised of til
a2 blockade Of Algiers, with orders to captre tbos
vessels PARIS June 90
eo- tits said that the coronation Of the emperor N
ook cholas as kim of Poland. will take Mace at Wa,
hen saw in September when the convocation of the Die
on of that Kingdom is also expected to be made.
AXE A ship from Alexandria of May 51st, brings lei
to tiers Of great interest, if their .ents may be de
t Of pended upon They sta te that Admiral De Rnn