The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-25

the Minister of Marine immediately nstracted y a- egraph, the maritime preiect Of Touon transmit to h through the medu any information he could obtain relative the fate ot thosevessels. The following his answef:-
 IouIoa June, 2Sinee announced to you te wreck of Le Sylene and F EAventare have received no details res peetng the fate of the crews general rumor prevails that the Dey of Agers had given order that any prisoners that might be made should be respected. As soon as receive any fresh intelligence relative to the crews will has ten to communicate it to you.2
 being the only despatch received by the Minister ofthe are the details given several Journals this fortunate should notbe considered asauthentc
 Thefoewing article given under date of Fouie, May 29
 Yesterday towards three in the afternoon, estQee sarted for Paris. said to be the bearer of the des patches of the Grand Segor to the king of France, which preended contain proposals of peace with the DeY of Agiers, condition that the latter should offer satisfaction to our ag and pay the expenses of our armament They have been forwarded by Tahr Paca, commander of the frgate Nensn-Dia6el He desrous deliver ling them into the hands Of M Massive de Clairva com mander ofthe biockadng squadron buhe refused receive very properly despatched tine Ottoman Ambassador to Toulon, under the the fgate la Duperre who re-
 fused likewise to take them, and obliged him proceed
 oulon, after having paid to his and his flag the hon ors usual on such occasions.o
 Upon this subject the Journal du Commerce publishes | as follows
 llsssoa o 7ahir Paeka.-There are persons who ex- plain the mission ofaF Pacha in the following manner- The Duke of Nelhngton, finding it impossible to oppose expedition against Algers by open oce had engaged he Forte to send one Of its Glgntaress with the title of Governor of Aleiers for the Sultan When once in the town, YaT Pacha to publish the rnan of the Grand Seignio and make himself acknowledged by the Turkish militia. The Dey to act First Lieutenant of the Pa- cha and subnissonn consequence of the danger of the Branch invasion, which threatens him with inevitable des. tructon. On arriving before Agiers the French fleet would have found the 0ttomanag hogted on the ramparts and the regular authority of the Sultan acknowledged to- gether with the abolition of piracy and of slavery France would have longer had preext for attacking Aigers and our immense preparation must have come noght. would proved rather Gov ernor of the Sultan with whom peace But Gener- al Gulemno having beeninormed at Constantinope Of Intrigue, sent the station before Aleers and from that moment the attention ofhe whole squadron was directed towards nerceptng the Turkish fgate whose speedy arrival was announcedn
 It said that orders have been issued for sending l5OO0 troops by way reserve the expedtonarv ar my, to the departments of the Var and the Rhone The {. head quarters to be at Aix.
 correspondent ofthe New York Journal of commerce writes follows from PoRr MARION under the date of May:
 I tremendous storm is now gathering upon this sea which will pass and pour all its fury upon Algers The 2)th of this month the day appointed for the French expedition to sail from Teaon 1t said to consist of l20 ships o war; and or 600 transports, with 330O troops, 1000 of which cavalry and artillery enough to will this floating city present upon the water moving on to dre Algiers in human blood We are daily locking out J for its appearence.
 I AStatfois6 surgeons has already arrived here They have engaged the best part othe Lazareto an sandn the midst of ts harbor, with large hospital apont and exe