Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

les that sees an France, even IA tunes 81 pro-
found peace, nothing but the daring trent Of
an enemy. A little reflection might teach Us
to correct that folly. New powers have
sprung up ia Europe to impose on England
ant France the necessity Of IA enduring
peace.
The Dey, it will be seen, has sought
the protection ofthe invaders, and per-
hap the French government is at o loss
bow to proceed. The ministry dare
not advise any thing that would give
their enemies triumph. and yet they
caa hardly adopt proceedings that may
not expose them to the enmity of neigh
boring states. The result 81 the cleo
lion appears TO be agSinst them.
The Universal says:
"By what right eau the Government
be asked what il means 10 do with its
conq1esti 1t will do with it what it
phases. The King does with his con
quests what be chooses. He returns
them. givss thom away, or keeps them,
as ne tbiaks fit; and this does not con.
Germ you" However the Uniyerssiis
rlensed To inform us that the Conquered
brass guns tiii be conveItcd into &C
'umn, rivaiiing that which We ale so
proud Of This is piece Of news that
will greatly rejoice sculptures, founders
and architects.
The Drapezu Blanc says:
"This is the triumph Of C~hvistendom.
II wishes that the conquest Of alsi.ss
should be employed 30 rid France and
Europe of these pestiIential doctrines
and hateful passions, which are a hot
sand ti.es more terrible than the Bar
barry powers themselves; and to show
us how much it dates!s thess hateful
passions
A ministerial paper says:
"it is said that the cabinets of France
and Eag!and have just forwarded to
each other diplomatic notes of the high
est Importance, ia regard 10 the ecsu
patton Of AfSisrs By France" If the
nrw maas1ch Of England, Gays the pa
p.rs,) shares the pfejudices AID poliii-
cal jeaIousy Of old Jo6a Bull, We have
also a Prince who has inhsritsd the
goodness of Henry w and the high
character oI Lewis XIV"
Another paper asserts, that the Bri
fish Ambassador has declared that his
government would oppose any establish.
pent of lAa coast Of Africa; and tha,he
has required q decisive answer in the
course Of ten days.
The following is an extract Of a letter
dated Paris "Wednesday morning:
*
Paris is filed With reports respect
tnS Misunderstanding botwecn the Go.
sefnman's Of France and England, with
regard to Alsjers. 1t Is, however, eta
ted hete positively. by persons who
must knew, that 40 notes has hea pre-
scented t"the French government by ths
British 8 AMBASSADOR. No alarm is fslt
with regard to the intention Of either
party but some is fsit with respect to
the manner ia which the papers have
taken The matter up. The minister for
tbe Uaited States did nst sttand at the
fc H'i1a, in consequence Of the close
connection existing between bis govern.
ment and the Dsy Of AIgisrs."
The hlGssENoER pes CnAMBxss Of
July ID, in commenting upon sn an
preaching Congress, says:
The ministry OF the Sth Of August
was too eyideatly an ~e,nanat;on Of tor,
eiSn policy to allow US 70 bslievs that,
tho war with Algiers was not conceived
and undertaken in consequence of the
most explicit conventions betwean tia
great overs. A var full Of difficulties
and of dubious success naturally form.
ed at its opening the greatest diplomatic
facilities, because il WAS a means to &C
complish, at the giak of France, a deli
v@ranee frem tbs piracy oltho Barbary
states, by which Europe will profit
The advantages omma TO all ate now
insured by the suecass Of cur arms. and
this success makes us, in lis turn, much
less dependent on the other cabinets
with respect to the continuation Of this
affair, or rather gives US the right to
finish aud regulate IL in an attitude very
different from tLat in which We com.
menced il,
IN report lie circulated that all the
contingent consequences ofthe war with
Ayers were not discussed 10 the diplo.
matte conferences aud correspondence.
Eat that a kind Of full Liberty was IRE.
vlousiy given in reliance or the good
Faith If France. Iii is added that Ike ra.
p!di'y 81 our e%x?sdItion, anI the SPEEDY