Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-12

Duke de Raguse will take the command of y.
army in efrica.' The Journal du Comns,''
gives the followingversion Of this rumor:-"Gs,
Guillsminot will be in Paris by the 18th Of A.
gust, ready to undertake whatever measures i.
line of conduct adopted by the Chambers M,
render necessary"
The National says--s' A report is currep. f..
England has consented to the occupation oi A.
giers by the French for the space of five Wear, y
The following is from the Temps of this Nor,
ng:-.. 1t was rumored, yesterday, that. os
last resources in the approaching electio0eer;O,
contests. Ministers will issue declaration !,
soon as the French troops shall have entered a.
giers. that the other Powers OF Europe have i,
pified their assent to the war. and guaranteed, !.
France the quiet possession of the extensive "a
lony at La Gale, with the right to DESTROY A.
gers. as retreat for the pirates. The sever,
Powers are at the same time to announce ,h,,
intention of combining at some future period IA
attack each of the SEVERN points occupied BY tfe
Rcgencies, and thus, III the end, cut down II,
system OF piracy altogether"
The Courier Francois SAYS W. de Month
decidedly retires from office. !le ha, for II.
last three days been no longer considered a, Mn.
lister. AS soon as his election was >ecr,c4
through Ministerial influenced he urged HI. T..
tirement. N. lie MOnthef has placed himself,
false position. Entirely devoted To W. deV.
iieie, he can no longer remain iaSen5lble tell,
attacks upon his political chief and patron. vE.,
in the end will fall upon himself. lie would ha,.
Withdrawn long since but for the personal ,oi
citation Of the King, He has at length aunCuac
ed positively that successor must be Nominated
in his place. But the difficulty is in fndings
new Minister of Finance. Two candidates are
upon the list. NJ. Berther and NJ. Dedcn and
there is no doubt tie Prince de Po.isnsc v!l
choose one of them
PARIS, July2
Ga Thursday an extraordinary courier w1i
sent off for Greece, by Tie Minister for Fo,r.n
Affairs. He is said to be the bearer of dispatch.
es for Count Capo d'Istrias, to acquaint him With
the choice Of a new Sovereign of Greece mad,
in the diplomatic conference held at Paris.
NJ. Eynard, We hear left Paris perfectly .ai;
fled with the the disposition of the three Allied
Powers towards Greece. He i, said to have %.
tanned grant Of 1,5G0.00Oir to be sent o.
Count Capo d'Istrias. the powers BENZ deter
mined to maintain his authority. NJ Eynard er
pressed himself as particularly gratiiied with tn:
audiences granted him previous to his depsi,U.
stated 10 have declared, that he would ever con.
tinue to be protector Of Greece, and that b,
had the greatest esteem for the character u tie
President.
The Augsburg Gazette gives the follouingun.
der date OF Ancona June 10Th" Commeclal
letters from Corfu speak Of fresh disturbances
having broke out in Greece, and assert that he
government is making preparations to support
with ,igor the insurgents Of Gambia, and aid
them to drive the Turks out Of the Island. 4
merchant vessel brings intelligence that the DeJ
Of Alglers has placed his treasures in security
and that the French will meet with little resist.
ance. The Dey is SAID to have the intention q
quitting the town and afterwards returning q,
the head of his hordcs Of Bedouins TO blockade
the French. He also appears to hope that po.
longed occupation Of the coast of Africa, BY tI,
| French, will bring on war between that cOuI'
| try and England upon which he would return 10
| Algiers without giving the satisfaction demand.
ed of him. However improbable it may aPIrH
it is nevertheless positively stated here hat Jr'
Dey las sent his treasures to Malta by EnsI,s
vessels" We have 10 observe upon the abo.
article that 1t seems absurd to suppose that tho
Dey has the intention of quitting certified 'o'G
possessing resources of every kind to encouLs
French Army in the open country.
A correspondent of the Cons;i,utionne!,ia'fs
from Sidi Ferruch, June 2lst, state, tia It,
gro came into the camp on the Goth. and ta'
private audince ofthe generS, in which it wa
reported, he told him that there had been great
tumult in Algiers the night before, and hshi'S
in the streets, that the Dey had fled, and that ,:
the informer,) had found neither troops or ati.
lery on the road. This is specimen OF Wa.
private reports are worth or such OCCASION. re
first number of the Estafette d. Ager (tlse'Hs
Express was to appear on the 2lst. Iabh'A'
ton under the direction Of the cOmnande' %
chief.
Another correspondent of the same l3ig
wrote from Tore Chica, on the 22d June TIA:
the Bedouins who have been sent back to me
Dey, after being well treated in the French camp
had returned and given an account Of "t4;
had transpired. His Hlshness declared thai
his soldiers must regain the ground they had ,c,'
or expect all his anger. The attack on the -"
followed this message.
1t is announced that NJ. de Cabre MnlN@
Of France, at CasseI, takes the place OF NJ. B'lI'
jot as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pirn'
potentiary, near the Gerrnanic diet. NJ. tc'r
bre is replaced by NJ. de Beauparc, sccreiaN q