Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10
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From the London Sun.

The accounts from Marseiles state that information
had arrived there OF there having arisen dscontents
among the French troops at Agiers. Ii said that
10 600 had been ordered home The conyicts at Ton.
lon had attempted TO escape but prevented. In
Marseilles great excitement prevailed, and the Mar
sellos hymn had been sung in the open streets wi
cheers of down with the Bourbsns-loug live liberty
AT Isle. Nismes, Avignon, and o.her places the ma
'ionai guard has taken up in favour OF the peo
Pile
ALGIERS, July S-Noiice has been given TO the
Iukh subjects to quit the territory OF Algers imme.
dately; that those who possess real property had
lay OF eight months to sell IT, aud that at the expiration
OF that time the property disposed OF should be sold
at public auction and that the said Turkish soldiers
should be conveyed by the French vessels out Of the
territory Of the Regency Of Alsiers, with an express
prohibition TO return
commission meets daily 10 take an inventory of all
The stores, accoutrements, arms, sc. which have Lc
come the property Of the government in consequences
OF the occupation OF the Fiench army
letter OF recent date from Algiers. states that
0ere aIe IN the Regency from 10 TO 600 Jews, who
are well disposed towards the French. During the
government OF the Turks, they forbidden to ride
into the town. Jew coming from the country, on
his mule stopped at of the gates Of Agiers to aight
previous to entering the palace He ventured, how
ever, 10 ask the French sentinel leave TO remain on his
mule. The sentinel repied-'Whe prevents your doing
so" All his fellow Jews delighted with THE
mi'son and exclaimed Long live the French This
class, which are rich, may become very useful"
LONDON, Augusta
We understand that the Government have sent or.
ders to the Admiralty to despatch rgate TO the Ia.
Tor The pufp0se OF peremplOry de-
handing the restitution Of the six English errhanl-
ships taken by the Portuguese blockading squadron of
ST. MichsePs. This IL az il should be-
GREECE.--It is stated in of of the English pl-
pers that Prince Paul OF Wmtemburg has accepted the
Crown OF Greece.
sERvIA.-From the Frontiers 18Th June--The
position OF Albania has become very critical. The
Grand ViZieT has arrived in the ghborhood OF the
theatre ofnsurrecton; but his authority not
and we anticipate renewal of abguinary scenes as
the Turkish troops are marching from all sides. Some
/ Infa Ia a
and promised to submit TO the authority OF the Grand
Vizier the Sultan should have removed the
grievances they complain of but This is not probable,
az the war cry OF the maleOnttnts il: I'D verance from
the yoke Of the Tutks; the establishment Of free and
independent government; and not a sword shall be
sheathed uutl these ends efsctedp' II IL report.
ed, as a very rsmsrksble fact, that the wonsn who
mong these peopls hsve no kind Of public influence
urge tbs present revolt and DO ali intheir power to
excite TO vioienes against the Turks.
About the Last u May, notice was published At a.
tbeDs and NegoPont by the Grand Vzier, purporting
That the Sultan had accorded TO the Greek government
| the csssion Of Atca and Negroponi. The irman oil
the Grand Seignior, declared in substance the inter
ests Of Turkey, and those OF his religion demanded ~
the mussulmen OF Aea should speedily DO delivered
irOa the neigbborhood Of the inels The Turks were
therefore ordered TO make prompt evacuation Of lhose
Provinces and the strong places be immediately de-
ysred into the charge Of the three powers France
sis & Eoglsnd, s. oher being declared that those
powers had agreed TO indemnify the Psre for s loss Of
territory. BY the irman the Sultan promises TO in.
demniiv The Turks Of those Provinces for their sacrifices
in eHscing the evacuation. II appears that this
Of the Grand Seignor had with resistance among
the Tufki'h cizen Four Of the campaign and
great number Of SLAVES had bee removed from hens
Six hundred Albanans. however, who were on m eir
march Tor Thessay-fesrning that they should not be
enrolled in the regular corps Of The Turks formally de-
esred hs they you'd oppose with all their efforts the
measure Of the Turkish government Their pr jec
was to unite with Asian Aga, who occupies Djnoco
and present tsis resistance TO MahmOud Pacba, and
the Setaskier In their design should be pene
ifaie INFO Aleania acfoss iis southern frontier