Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

I CVCIy CNcNIly
Swiss at Lausanne are IN dreadful agtaton, es many
of their brothers, sc. compose the SWISS Guata
at Paris and report says many hav" been Killed Inc
last report that Is 900 people were Eied ana tue
heads OF the gcnsdarmes were paTaded about me
streets The provinces are also IN dreadful state OF
agitation"
LONDON, Aug. IL 1t is said that the prcscn,
King of France refuses to scccpt the income given
tn the late King h. the nation and tn be willing To
take only 100000 OF francs (nOHut 2lO,OOo S'er-
lingl This is very probable, for, as Duke OF Or
leans, he had already knG'y fortune which, from
the great economy of his family, and the circum-
stance of his investigating regularly the accounts OF
his stewards, was increasing rapidly we have
heard tho Du5cs income estimated at upwards OF
| so 900 nNO of francs annually OF course the sum
fixed By the State for the present King, at his re
quest, would MT be binding upon his successor.
INTERESTING FROM ALGIERS.
! From tho Journal des Dcbats, Aug. II
"ALGIERs July 3I.-On The 28th of July two
French soldiers pinoned in a cafe by the Algc-
rines. At the time band Of insurgents at
tackled the gate Bah Azoun, and massacred nine
teen of our soldiers. The French few to arms and
surrounded tho rebels, Of whom, thro' fear OF
death, made important disclosures. He has declar
cd that conspiracy has been forming for SOME time
and Immediately about to break out--that $4,000
BedouiRs fiom the interior were from day to day eN
pected at the gates of Alglers and that whilst
troops making head sgainst them. the Moors
and Arabs ot the city for the purpose OF
massacrcing the French q'he truth of these dis
closures has been confirmed. depot of arms has
been discovered at the house OF Inha bant, and
we are assured that 900 pistols have been found
which destined fer rene sal of the scene OF
the SicIiIan vespers.
| son the morning of the Goth forty Of the insur-
gents were executed. In order to ntimldatc the
people, and prevent another rehcilion the French
have turned the cry several pieces Of cannon of
the ,lppar battery of the Mole, where the light house
IS and which have been usually directed towards the
sea.
The General in Chief has gwen orders that oil
the little Garisuns distributed the forts rather
\ rS+n and Vpl lea ullUl no
enter aimed. should fall back on The city. The gar
rIson of the peninsula OF Sdi Fernch, composed IN
n great measure of marines, is included among them.
! w have demolished the fort and iCveed the
trenchmontS and Qualifications, taken away The che
udur Gs friSe and abandoned all the baggage. 1t
was a question whether we should not blow up the
tower called Tore Chco, but after having consider
ed that II was useful for communicating with vessels
at sea, it was agreed 10 leave II standing
''iEhe 9Th regiment of the line, which occupied 4
! fort the coast, about four leagues from the
| City has been attacked by party Of between / 800
! to 1000 Bedouins. After some minutes fighting
the regiment found itself forced retreat Agers
We are daily expecting tie attack Of the 6O,oOO Be
douins. The column OF 0,C00 men moves round the
heights receive them. II this state Of things
should continue. no Que knows what the expedition
will come to. The army has already lost from 900
T. 900 men killed and wounded. The Gysentry con
tinucs to make progress among the land and sea
troops. More than half ofihe crew Of the ship Amt
raj rAlger attacked with it or less severely.
The season is approaching when the navy cannot be
OF any tn the army from the ImposSb'lIty OF the
ships keeping at anchor.
ION the evening of the 3st i've six Turks, very
! richly clothed, came hoard the Adnrrals ship
One of them, man Of colossal stature and remark
able en- bun point appeared TO be regarded with res
pect by others. He was the late Minister OF Dnan-
ces at AlgIers, and no TO demand of Woo "A
Iniral DuPerre wha' Syu9 Instantly granted to HIM
permission to retire to foreign country.
| ~ corvette and frIgaic OF the United States o!
America have anchored near our Admiral's ship 1t
IS reported that they be Informed If IT Is true
that the French wish to attack Prpoi, whore their
! Consul has been iusulted well we are
assured that if such should be the intention. their
squadron, which is Mahon, will combine their eff
forts with the vessels under d. dc RosANEL. Ne
verheess, the French have been dspeased with the
conduct of the Commanders Of these American ships.
They gave no salute, and, without communca ing
with The Admiral, they dispatched their boat shore
The Admiral was obliged 10 send very quickly after
them boat. TO prevent them from dIsembarklng and
1 20 refuse entry TO the port.
what more increases the unpleasant feelings Of
our Fiat Major Is the circumstance Of the American
| frga lie being the Java, the crcw Of which had last
year. at MHhon, quarrel, in which NJ. Mcynard, an
office or the French brig Fa"ns, killed
Prom the Gazette de France, Aug II
ALGIERs, July 24.-(F From The private correspon-
dcncc Of the Aviso )-Oran, Constantine, aud Donna
hive submitted. Troops Will be to each of
those places TO occupy them. 1t is said that 1000
men will be sent to Gran, and as many to Bona. 1t
is not said how many are to be sent to Constantine.
Il is also said that eight regiments to be sent 10
Agicrs to form the garrison.
We still employed in clearing Sid Ferruch,
but it viii be completed. Fhe IS still
being embarked and they packing up 40 900 900
in Spanish piastTes which will be away few
days The Coreur steam boat carries above $4,000,
900 france 1t is SAID that the artillery of the
rnc will return to France between the 9th and 10th
Of August II is probable that if division retu ns,
it will depart the time, but orders yet
given TO this effect.
ToULov, Aug. 1T soid that all the vessels
which used on The peace establishment arc go
ing TO be equipped on the establishment.
The DIligente corvette sailed from Toulon on the
9th. IL goes first to Algiers with dispatches for
Count Bourmont and Admiral Dupcrre and will then
go to Navarno on a similar mission to Admiral do
I}igny.
letter from Algicrs brought by the Ncstor,
states that the Chief of tribe had waited Count
Bonrmont to induce him 10 appear with troops
IN the interior, in order TO reduce the BdpuIn Arabs
whom turbulent Chiefs excited against tho French,
and who might do rs great deal OF mischief "
attempt made 30 subdue them The General IN
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