Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

FROM FRANCE.-The ship Great Britain,
French, has arrived at New York. from Havre bring.
ing Paris papers to the 26th April, inclusive. The
annexed items of intelligence are taken from the
New York papers.
Mr. Gimer, with dispatches to the American Min
ster at fars, arrived at Calais the 18th April.
/ The Journal du Commerce says:
,, vt Is said that the final instructions of the Count
de bourmont, relative to the African expedition, were
agreed upon IN the Council of Ministers held on Mon
day. and 1t appears that the discussion was not con-
tined to our foreign affairs If may give credit to
persons who pretended to be well informed the dis
solution ofthe Chambers was resolved on but the or
dominance to that effect will appear till the begin-
ming of May. The elections will take place month
after, land the Deputies will assemble in September.
Some persons, among whom is M. Beucnot are al
ready designated to preside in the Electoral Cole
| ges"
"7oulon, AprN lo.-Letters from Algiers say,
that the Algernes have for long time been aware
OF the preparations making in France against their
regency. The Dey Is de- ermned to make the most
obstinate resistance. Already several batteries have
been erected on the west of the city, where s SUP
posed the debarkaon is likely to be made. Another
oatery OF triple rows has been raised on the end
OF Anglers with forty pieces of cannon. 1t was upon
TINS position the vessel of Lord Exmouth was brought
to bear in 1916 But then there were but fifteen
cannon of small calbre."
There are ID the port of Algiers eighty gun boats
well armed, but badly manned and commanded
nssein Bey does not leave the fortress ia which he
had shut himself up"
The preparations for the expedition against Algiers
were progressing with great rapidity at Toulon The
vessels OF war were taking in their military equip
ents OF every kind, and the greatest hustle and ac
tivity prevailed.
The Augsburgh Gazette of April 2l, contains the
following under date of April 10:
"A French messenger from Consf oniinople bruqs
the important intelligence of the acceptance of he
London Protocol by the Sultan.
1t Is asserted in this capital that the house of Sill
regz OF 'ersburg is about to loan with
pnTsn 1t
child.
"Ihe Austrian Embassy 10 Morocco will set out in
Inc Inc, course OF next month Several young Dobemen
VIII be attached to this mission TIE presents alrea-
dy provided for the African King are said to be Of
Gr eat value ~
Letters from Madrid of the 18th April state that
Tue talked OF protest of the French and Neapo,an
ambassadors against the abolition of the Saic law in
Spain never took place; that on the contrary, the
hing OF Naples had advised the measure and the
french Ambassador had concurred in it previous to
its publication.
PARIS, April %.
[ohtica meetings continue to be held, and ministers
aeIer publishing the ordinance for the dissolution of
the chambers Ministers have resolved not to resort
70 tiS measure but upon mature delberation. and
III tnere IL no other alternative
Inc @azette de France says-"Intelligence has
peen received IN Paris of The int rns state of AIpers
up TO the 4th instant. The population are in the
highest degree Of fermentation and the Dey is expo