Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
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E,op, Carikarena. A passenger IN the brig
o.sla~ a, New York from por-au Prince, in
forms the editors OF the Journal of Commerce
,h.I ,h. British brig Helea McGregof had ar
rived a port-au.pflnce on The % h June from
C,rtbapena. The Captain ofthe IL. NJ u. stated
that he hada Conversation .,ih Bolivar and
rsmn; that Bolivar was then IN Csrlhpgena,
and val positively Ia sail On the Sib INST ~
IN. grI;i.h usckei for Jamacis, uuder pass
.,rt from Gsnernl Paez Every thing remain
ed quiet " hen the Helen McGregor lett
Z From Sicily Captain Harris. Of The brig
OAK, nj New York. ffom Palermo. STATES
thai on ,be I4lh, 10Th and 10Th May, mere
we're Simultaneous empions from ho"'l
! e ma and Volcanb stand and the most V'o'en,
hurricane that had been experienced Tor ~
wears. THE =, smoke, eindes anu asn's'
I " hi,h poured fourth from their craisrs' amor
dpd the most sublime and magnificent spec,a
Gle. Most of,he inhabitants lei, the city under
the apprehension ,ha, il nigh, be swallowed
( up hy an earthquake NUMBER oil large
! buildings we're hluwn down, and the forest
trees and vineyards materially damaged -No
! American or English vessels IN port
! From Gibraltar -Ihe brig Ocean, which
arrived on thursday, brought Gibraltar papeis
TO the lelh uli |. appears hat the fleet spoken
Of in the ship news sent up ifom that ses'l as
having passed Gibraltar consisted ola steam
boat and lev vessels from Atlantic ports.
The following extract contains the horrible in.
Ieliigcncs Of the mur or oil two French crews
What can the Turkish soldefy 0f Ayers rx
pect but sIteTmiuation, should the expedIlnn
be successfully N Y Com Of Saturday.
Malta. June 2--rhe following instance OF
a most barbsrons outrage committed by the
people Of the territories Of the Dey Of Algiers,
on the crews of Two unfortunate ships OF the
French Navy. mas been communicated 60 ns
through Capt. Hastings OF His Majesty's big
Ferret. who arrived here from thence on the
29ih nlIlmo.
On the 20th Cap. Hastings arrived of Al
eiers with letters rom Vice Admiral Sir Putt.
ny Malcolm 10 the French commander block .
aiding tho port II seems ihata French brig
with dispatches from TouIon, had fallen IN
with another brig o. the bloekadirg squadron,
" ich offered - conduct her 10 their Commo.
dore but in consequence of the thick aud foggy
weather, they both ran on shore the l7th and
the FrspCh commander knew not what was the
fac other crew, when Capt Hastings arrived.
Permission was, therefore, granted IN the Fer.
RET 10 enier ihr port, and captain Has ings
had thu horror ut lrafning on his arrival ut
the residence oil the British consul, hat 10
heads NJ His 90 Christian VI sts'ss llnr had
BEEN brought IL the Dty's place, and thai ihe
Senior Captain and eight men wtre all that
had been brough into the Town alive.--N t.
wuhsiandlug lhls dreadful slaughter, no less
than 20 men were missing. who u is supposed
have bfen massaered, as reward oI 200 dollars
is oifered Tor =, cry head oil Frenchman.
Tins ,nlorma' ion was ob alueh on the spot
from the Foreign CGuSns resident at Algiers
some OF whom have sen the + enchmen's
heads piled uP thus bsrbaro0sy, ard others
had spoke with tho senior French Captain
whose recnal and miraculous escape was
enough TO make the blood Thrill while lehng
IL.
No part of the expedition WAS TO he seen off
Alg,er. on the 9th INST June hut by vessel
arrived this da, II is known HAT great macy
sail we're described of the Balearick Islands
steering 10 the Southwark on the 2Slh aud 29th
ult, and tina, It blew very hard from the South
west three days after
A paper OF the 3lst May say. -" II appears
by offe,al oommun cation from the Spanish
Consul AZ Aglers. that on the Sth eli ht or ten
Aebecks were fitting out 10 harrass the French
commerce. Another paper says, Accounts
from Aglers 10 the Goth of May, state tina, the
foreign consulS had resolved MOTTO leave the
place during the expected attack from the
French.