Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-03

AiSiers states uiat admiral Duperre had No.
observation two frigates, one English N. al Hs
Dutch, which he found IN the harbor Of ,iC Wa
and on board of which twas suspected , ,nhsEa
monds of the Dey, which formed a crea, ~e ID
his treasure were concealed. f~'aE
."A demi official article had appeared :. +
lignani's Messenger, on the affair Of Ava
which conlradicted the report generally nv
IA note presented by the English Ambi..,d.U
curing an explanation-The article sav.N.ms
are able fatty TO contradict this news. Tb.EI
sIsh and French Government. are part
agreed respecting the question of AIeier,
we may add also, upon all questions Of Euroo-
policy. Lord Stuart de Rothsay has ,aI,Tf
such step. and the course followed by the F.,
Ministry with respect to these Barbary r;,.' S
whose existence has 50 long been the scd n
civilized Europe. has received frank and ,o,r
appreciation of the English Government. wv.
also able to give formal and direct contrad;,,
to the assertions of several journals respee,;,.
Congress to be held on this subject"
The appointments of Gen. Bourmon, -,
Marshal of France, and Of Admiral Daper
a Pecrage, are announced in the Paris Monr'
LoHDoy. July :,
From the Messenger DIES CtomJres.
"Some very singular reports are in circul,f
respecting NJ. de Vilele. Ii is laid thar
his return IL Paris, he found. after several ea.-
that his credit was entirely DESTROYED il n.
places. and that exterior influence alone caf
aid him in DESTROYING, as he terms it, N. de
ignac. his eternal rival and ukewarm coodp,o
To effect thS he would fam have de,ri,.J i.
prince of the aid of the English journal. B.
Times. a great champion If the Ministry Of 4,
9Th of August, and have obtained the GOOD vi
of a certain Ambassador By the most eytrsorli,
~ confessions a. to the examinations yl;h h
would direct, or rather would not direc, :,
the war of Algiers preparation, for Wild
were then making, if he should oDtainan n
cal reinstatement, or il his counsel should I. (
askheed. 1t is added that the corresponds,
Of the Times has been cOncocted in the of,e al
the Gazette de France for some tine past. and i
evidence of this, the praises which the Gnlc,
has bestowed on the CORES pondence are cited /
1.-The Marquis de Rezeude, the Braz6 Ill
Minister, and the Baron de Reduce. SEN lU, |
the Regency of Terceira, appear to have tea,
to be perfectly satisfied with the reception who |
the Emperor Nicholas bestoW ed on them at W. /
saw. They feel assured that they will ohl.
lromRussia the recognition Of tie rcgcncycf I'll
ceira. The Emperor has authorized The c.l |
mencement OF conferences between them aud ID |
Ministers, and rs token of his good will, Ia. /
ordered that they should be furnished with D..
horses to st. Petersburg at his cxpencc.
"I'he Captulation Of Alglers only includs
the Dey and the inhabitants; no mention Is mad.
of the garrison. The Turkish troops. as well
the Moorish and Arabian. have gone to the othG
side OF the river Elharasch, which disenbO.gs
itself into the bay of Algers to the south east
They have taken up position, and formed 1t
extensive camp. 1t is not yet known uhethe;
they intend to continue hostiliies. A division
and a half had been detached towards tIi. polk
under the command of Lieut.. General Berihel.
enc.
"The enemy had placed bales of cotton Oqr,J.
the parapets of Fort Emperor. This pre'aGly;
did not prevent our artillery from dcmoIi,li1l
the embrasures and dismounting tie cannon.
at is known that this fort bears tie name
the Emperor Charles V. but the French solder,
who know no military history but their own and
have never heard but of one Emperor, cal. M
fort Napoleon.
GA letter found on Turkish officer Killed mt.
affair OF the Goth ult. has been Translated by ~;
interpreter, which leaves no doubt a, to ,he d.
iculties the Dey experienced in carving "a tie
war. This letter is curious; it Is from an A.c
rine emIssary, charged with recruiting from ne
Arab tribes. He gives an account oil hi, m''ot
and says that the Bedouins will oaly mach /.
they are we'll paid; that they want TIE Dncai'c
Hungary, the golden mahoudics of ConsiariIr''
pie Or at least the gold money Of E.yTt
"TlIE EXPEDITIONS TO AFRICA
"Ihe London Express quotes. r''pect". n.
giers, a curious document. which i, not .cacrl'!
known. 1t is certain that Napoleon lons che'I'l
ed the idea of Selling the Regency. The ''5's'
history OF the cabinet of the empire cites sec'"
paper on the treaty Of Tiis,. We give a cop,
this very singular document, the auhcnltcl',@
which is unquestionable, and which umeI!. III
policy Of Napoleon:-
"'sECREr TREATY or TnSn.
"Art. l, Russia shall take possession q
Turkey in Europe, and shall push her cOnqoe'e
into Asia, as far as she may think It.
80 The dynasty of the Boarbons IN sPaa''s
that OF the Braganza Family in Portugal. ,r~
cease to exist: Prince of the family Of the d"
peror Napoleon shall be invested with the efO''
OF these Kingdoms.
"'3. The temporal authority Of he F'i;
cha cpaSe aud nnroo and ~. ,I,pnndpDClp, 81.