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


capture of tue city of Algers very followed the
debarkatons 1t is, by the by, evidence of the com
pleteness of tbs preparation of this expeditions at
well as Of great skill and thorough'dsepline the
hours thirty hsesiSand men, with their equipments
and feldartillefy, were landed and organized en- a
hostile beach. Fhe debarkation commenced ut four
O'Clock in the morning of the 18th June and at ten
it was Completed, AID the batteries undefended to be
sure, of the enemy we're taken possession of. 1t is
also rema kable incident that in ninety six hours
the intelligence was conveyed from the coast of AT
RIGA to Paris the vessel bearing the despa chos hay-
ing made very quick to Toulon, and thence the
news was transmitted by telegraph.
From England We have nothing Of especal inter
est The King viii not die, notwithstanding hat
hosts of Loyal affects, and expectant panegyrsts
heve had their mourning and their euloges prepared
for long time. The doctors are terribly at falt;
and If there be any foundation for the annexed para
| graph from the Lancet, the Duke IF Wellington Is
as superior in the medical, he has proved himself
IN the military and civil departments, to all those who
surround him. doctor s diploma should be SUPER
added to the Field Marshalls staff, ana the Premers
| official power and dignity
From the Lnncetl
\ Extraordinary II may appear, when, IN several
occasions, the physicians have betrayed the nrea est
alarm tor the safety of the royal patient the noble
| Premier has Gained their apprehensions by assuring
them, with his characteristic frmness, that there eX-
listed much validity and strength of SYSTEM and that
| he could perceive no immediate cause of danger and
when at the beginning ofthe last week, the noble
palace about the time when the attendance Ct The
royal 'undertakers' demanded, his Grace ex-
pressed much surprise at the embarrassment and
alarm exhibited by the medical attendants and desla
treu that he could perceive serious liberation nhis
Malestys condition. The subsequent amendment
OF the Ang goes strongly to establish the noble Dulles
medical determinations. 1t seems, indeed to be an
universally conceded point, that his Malesty's phys-
Clans have altogether mistaken The Complaint OF their
Royal master; or, that from the beginning they Lave
been completely bafted In forming diagnosis, that
their scientific and invisible deliberations have rot
yetgWen birth 80 q decided opinion.
| WINDSOR CASTLE, June 2l.-The Kings rest has
again been broken by tha cough and expectoration,
| and ms Majesty teels languid THIS lnorn,ng.
| June 22d.-Ine KING has passed good night
His Majesty cough and expec.oratIon continue.
WINDSOR, June 22.-Yuu Will have seen by the
| bulletin OF to-day that the hing good night
lasi night but the cough anu eXpectOauon stiil
tinue The iact 10, ain informed, ti,t lew hours
repUse III the course OF the ngnt were procured by
the administration vi sopofifle alcdlcnes.
be TINS as II may, however, his Majesty does not
appear 10 nave derived any pencht from repose;
ior up To tins nour 10 tine cough and expecto-
ia'ion continue quite as troublesome as tney have
oeen tor these two days past, there
ZION whatever IN the general condition OF the Royal
| patient
IURETTA CHIcA, or the httle -FOUR, Is tour
leagues " est from AIalers. II point which has
always been considered The Convenient pa &C
for landing. Between 1arettn Cnra and Aiglers
inc country 10 generally covered with abundant
vegetation, composed aioes, cactus, ny uees myr-
lies, and sume European trees. There found the
country houses Oh The French, Sardnlan, and English
Consuis In The VI the poslllo1 occupied by the
French troops is small river Calico MaZdtran
LIsBoN.-Letters iIom hIsDon, OF the 5Lh June,
give Information tnat proclamaLions name OF
the young queen Donna Maria, nave again free
j. scattered III tine capltaI. These pTocaUatIons
accompanied with various DEGREES In her name, by
Whicha court oil Justice, new ministry, and a
cii Of stale, Iusiituted at 1eIeeira.
fUAKEY.-The Courier de Smyrne, OF May ion,
n4 fOpsr f,,,1l.
WIN iuli powers the terros OF loan
the government about to contract.
Tie Grand Vizer had set out from Constantine
pie tor Albania put The disturbances Iilal
mad broken out there.
the Grand STANDARD OF the Prophet mad been
moved rom namis Scnittiik to the SeIuglIo. Inc
Sultan accompanied II, and then set out Tor his sum
mel residence at Tneraptu.
The American Commodore and Nj. Otley, Con
sui from the Cnited States AT omysnd, char
ged, In conjunction with Nj. khnu, with the nego-
tation OF treaty oi commerce ana amry with the
Porte, arrivsdat Constanmopls fiom Smyrna ON the
24th May; the exchange vi the ratification IS To take
place forthwith.
The Florence Gazette contains the following, da
ted Ancona, June Il the E1gl.sn Schooner Lord
Castlereagh, which arrived mere the day before
terday, brings letters announcing tmat Count Cauo
d lstuas has decIa ed the Island ydra Tree port
Tor five years Othe' letters give melancholy ac-
count oil the situation vi Eprus aud the increasing
veXatoDs II suffers from the ADdDdns, VINO dIyI-
ded INTO two parties. OIe tneseIs headed Dy lmir
Pacha, son OF houtaky, and tue second by oellctar
POda. lmT Pacma is actually smut up the fortress
OF Janlna and AiUanlans the town
are pIaglng aud murdeIDg the unfortunate Greek
nha btan,s lnese disorders are not confined 10 ia
nina, as hc surrounding Country and particularly Ia
ger equally sufierlng-whole faml1es redu-
ced TO slavery. The Iacna and the AibsuIans are
constantly Crying Tor money! ano Obtain 1t ran
sack the houses, Oes, and Stables, In the
hope vi finding hidden treasure. Ine Magistrates
OF the country ali coSflned III prlseu" TINS ac-
count confirmed Dy letters tom Belgrade of the
"a June, which add that the Sultan Commits
sloners re-estaolIsn order: but thought tDat
the disorders have been carried far 10 be easily
put down He has also published circular letter
addressed 10 the Pschas, calling upon them TO con-
cur in putting down the disturbances.
From IalIgnanIs Messenger, Of June 201
The Aoniteur OF this morning contains the fol.
| lnn ING ROYAL Ordnnnance. da ed the 1871 inst.