Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-19

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the Ottoman Ambassador rouon. under tho escort
OF the frgate Ia Duperrr, who refused lke,vis to
take them and obliged him to proceed to Toulon.
usual on UGH occasions
!. Upon this subject the Journal du Commerce pub
fishes as follows:
".hission Of 7dhir Paeha.-Thcre are persons who
explain the mission of Tuhr Pacha in the following
mannef;-Ihe Duke of Wellington finding i. mpos-
sioie TO oppose our expedition against Algiers by o.
pen force, hadscngaged the Porto to send ono of its
dgnr:nes' with the title of Governor of Algers for
the Swan. When once i'm tho town. Tahir Pacha
was to publish the frman of the Grand S.iarior
and make himself acknowledged BY the Turkish mi
hils The Dey was tn act as First Lieut. of the Pa
cha; ana the English Minister mad obtained his con-
sent ana ssion IN consequence of the danger of
the Frehoh invasion, which threatens him with ney
liable de struction On arriving befor. Aluiers the
French fleet would have found the Ottoman FLAG
hcistea On the ramparts and the regular authority
OF the Sultan acknowledged, together with the abo
iition OF piracy and of slavery. France would have
no longer had pre:ext for attacking Algiers. and
our immense Preparations must have come To nought;
!oi woud nave proved rather en- arrassing to at
tack Governor of the Sultan, with whom we are Mt
peace. But General Guilcminot having been nfor-
med at Constantinople of this intrigue sent an arso
10 The station before Agcrs; and from that moment
the attention OF the whole squadron was directed TO-
wards intercePting the Turkish fgate whose speed
oy ARRIVAL was announced"
: IL Is now said that orders have been issued for
sending $4,000 troops by way of reserve to The ex-
uIHuy 10 the departments OF the Var and
the Rhone. The head quarters are TO be nj AK
The following paragraph published in Paris,
on the 4th as on extract from private letter da-
ted Alexandra, April Q.
"The arrival of Capt. Huber did de cam, Of tho
French Ambassador in Turkey, with NJ Pansdorf
both from Toulon, has given rise to many rurnors-
They a'o said To have been to the Pacha TO ask
for The corporation of Egyptian squadron in nm
attack upon the African coast; but you may be as
sured that this cannot take place and indeed il is
Longer thought of The Pacba is not in condition |
to go to war on his DUN account-hs treasury is TOO
much exhausted, and he is himself threatened nv Tho
pvan III Constantlnople the Sultan is highly tssat
isfed with his conduct during the Russian war He
will unqueiionably be attacked if ne does not chnnue
his conduct. The Turks arc dreadfully cxaspcratcd
against him.
The Englsh Corvette Ra,tcsnake has been lost
in The Bay Of Alg,ers: this vessel was at Alters for
the purpose of bringing away the family ofthe Brit,
ish Consul
Prince LeopoId.-Thc London Courier SAYS. ..Ce,y
impartial persons require to be informed that the real
cause of Prince Leopods rejection OF he Sovereign
y of Greece s not 10 be found in tho opposition of
The Greek Nation 10 the arrangements made BY the
Allies although such has been the assigned ground of
rejection"
1.-THE idea IS iusinuaed by The ministerial press
which Is OF course dspleascd with the Prince for re-
using the Greek dadem. that his views are directed
o the uiteior chances of share in the Regency, in
he event of tho heir prosumptve being called to the
hrone during her minority The suppnsition is pre-
,csterous The young Princess is now eleven years
If age. and the chances Of the Dukes living until she
reaches he- majority are very fair But even should
conquer the jealousy of Engiishmen as to be called
% the Regency
From Gte Constitutional.
Hcstilities have commenced between the Greeks
md Turks in the Island of Syria, with more obsti.
,acy than ever, The two parties do not give any
quarter TO each other.
The Greeks daily exposed to fresh vexations
Arta and Pro1eso have for some time past experen-
nod .E.t,,r |
ans have recently sacked Janina, whilst the Governor
kept himself shut up in his cosle, where he was be
sicged. His adversaries at the same time arrested
and carried iptp.avery all the Christians who dared
to come oui'6f their houses
From the Journal des Debats.
On the 9th of May fire broke out board of
transport at snchor at the Isle of Hyeres. She
Sunk immediately. She was laden with camp equip
ages drugs &C. her value is estimated at 500 600
one persisted The fire was occa
stoned by the breaking of bottle Of suphuric acid,
for the of balloons Besides the balloon and ap
paratus the flames devourcd the tent of NJ de Bour
mont, und sundry luggage and tent equpage of the
army.
FRANCE would seem greatly by the prepa
'o' inc approaching elections; and whatever be the result
whatever triumph liberal or the seyile cause we
cannot bn apprehend dagger the tranquility oho Kingdom
II liberals succeed NJ de Polgnac hacked and sinua
by the violence epery of character
81. de Peyone, may led the adoption of dictaoroa
measures on the sole authority Of The Crown, and those will
their intolerance may drive their opponents af
felton, that may lead to open rebellion
FRANtBFrom the tone Of the Ministerial well 9TH
papers in France there difficulties approaching OF
rous character The elections expected result in favor
Of liberal principles against the King against ministry
The Ministerial papers ask 'Can the King yedoUs the
King 10 yield" The Liberals answer Yes-when the Cham
bers do agree with the Monarcb, The latter give way
letter the Editor Of the London Morning Chronicle
dated Paris June a. says
There great contest going France the resu, Of
which must DE most important Europe and the world II is
contest Of menbut prncipes;-not of place
hunters and eaters against another both being equally
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OF Royalty the one hand and Democracy the other; of
and force popular opinion and the Of
ton This will end in the triumph Of the People in
that Of Monarchy Should the battle b. gained by the
latter you suppose that the question will be settled
No, the people will fgh; though be only wih the
fragments Of their blades" and believe they will fight
Gil they conquer Should the battle be lost Royals par
will be virtually end tile Monarchy and
ling there be another dissolution n Of things
we live and moyeaud the stream of rapid
than that Of time, bears onward quickly the torrent
and the cataract anticipated apdhy oTcsaw the dan
ger--but did not think quite Let look
however boldly in the face like men, and prepare
selves for the result
PARIS, June 5.The newspapers Of tirs day with
ecft he