Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
MUEL S y o w ID E y,
FROM FRANCE.

ceiyed their usual files of French papers TO The
Goth of May, inclusive, from which they have
translated aud selected the following articles
They have also. By this conveyance, London
papers aud Loyd's lists 10 the evening OF theloth,
the contents of which have been anticipated by
the last Liverpool packet.
A telegraphic despatch from roulon, dated
Nav I8 received in Paris III two hours anu
half. says:-ss The feet is ready to put 10 sea-
every thing Is embarked, munitions and men
The irst division has taken advantage OF light
breeze 80 set sail. The important movement,
therefore, Is begun"
The SeleDhore of Marsailes notices vague
rrmoy In ,rcala;ion there, that there were SIX
Brush vessels Us war before Algiers.
The Constitutional of the Goth SAYS" The
Fa-yjsn haya possessed themselves OF Algiers;
such Is the absurd news we have heard reported
this evening. as brought by letters at noon.--
We repeat Il, without adding TO 1t any other
kind of faith"
Goldsmith and French banker had offered TO
ra;se !oqn for Don. Miguel, II he would pledge
the crown levels and those of the royal Chapel.
The King Of Spain, SAYS our latest paper,
wa, about to issue decree annuliing that, OF the
18Th o. April last forbjdding the free sale of to-
to0lcco in CadiZ.
The mother Of Napoleon died on the Goth OF
= April. from the effects other fall at the are OF S..
The Ambassadors at Paris, of Russia, Austria.
Prussia, and Spain, each dispatched coUrIers
to their respective Courts IN the course OF the
18th of Nav.
Never. says the Temps of Paris. dated May
18th. were the movements OF diplomatsts more
active tnan at the present moment The night
before las, courier arrived from Vienna with
dispatches from the Austrian Ambassador
Count Dolsorouky also has arrived from Ma
sIvm sadrt -anuounce that the pro-
hibiI0ns Of the sale vt tobacco at that port, Is
sued by the King 0f Spain, has given life and
, spirits 10 the merchants at Gibraltar. By this
cree, G000 men are thrown out of work, and
equal number will find employment and bread al
Gibraltar, where this measure has created gen.
eral ioy. 500 miserable cOnyicts, condemned to
hard labor, arrived recently at Malaga from Ca
talauil.
The leading articles of the French papers. on
the dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies, are
principally confined to appeals to the electors TO
reinrn IDENTITIES Of such political principles as
those protested BY the journals making the APP
peal.
P,a's, Nav I8.-Stock Exchange, Nqy II,
Flee a'cisCk.-'ihe ordinance for ,he dissoIu-
tioo Of TEE Chamber of Deputies having been
so long H. '.'pated, its publication this morning
produced i,,!e or no eject upon the Money Mar
ket- Business has been far from animated. al
though the Elves for Money were in demand
In the thrces for the end of the month, some
transactions have been Effected
Ihe tu.l0 Ning Intelligence from Toulon is of
the l2tl NM. The order in which the ,roops
aretQ lana is fixed as foilows-rhe landing of the
Invading army on The coast of Algiers. will be eff
feo'ed IN one line; Is field pieces on carriages
will be placed IN barSes, with their ammunition
boxes. The engineers will take 10000 bars of
earth. their tools aud lances; they will throw the
b'Ss aud toOls on the shore, and then splinr 10
the !aad by the aid Of the Iapccs. The boats of
the second line vii! receive IA cases of musketI
cartridges: laree cases of charges for pound- |
and large cases of charges for the field NOR
tirS. In each Ot dhe barges, No |, employed !
foe The landing of the troops, to be dispatched
from each ship, will convey two cases of wall |
guuSt two barrels of cartridge for these guns:
the boats of the second squadron which will have
on board the cases OF rockets, will put one in
% each barge OF troops. Every man will re-
ce've So rounds OF cartridges and fints, with ra-
tons and water for five DAYS. Here follows the |
regulations for signals. and the Withdrawing of
the bar-es after they have landed the troons r
The two lines of transport boats, preceded each
hy lac Ut tow boats, will proceed towards the
share; the bbdts ut the first line will endeayor
TO reach me tahd aitoSether. The partial land
ing Of cue division will be effected by one line of
boats and Harges. which will form in the same
manner rs she first line, in the general disembar.
H. iln, a.I viii follow that line IN all its msnoeu.
vres. Ater this landing of the two divisions.
and Of the held artillery. and of their necessary
material. tn, boats ,nd harges which will then he
at liberty. viii hasten back with their tow boats
to tie vessels # the reserve. aud to the CONVOY.
III order 20 and the third division of infantry.
artillery aad engineers, as well as the remaining
fe!d-ricoes. This embarkation will take place
precisely il the same order as the foregoing. The
Field Hospitals and the Surgeon Majors will
land with their respective divisions. Two Sur
geon Majors Of Marine; two Assistants and two I
Jn5rmary men will disembark at the same time.
to b. ready to render immediate succor to the
wounded"