Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-04
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From, The NJ Y american Of July CT.

LATEST FROM EUROPE
Rv the Enrpusn. Havre packet ana inc fofK,
Liverpool packet, we have received coPlous files OF
Paris and London papers to the date OF ED inclusive
from Paris, and esd from London.
Pine Brench papers are filed with speculatlons on
the elections. The posponement by the government
OF the period Tor ccnvening the electoral colleges IN
l9 departments il ascribed by the liberal journals to
the wish OF giving time for more eecually securing
the desired result in those colleges The appeal
pending on behalf of many electors who had omitted
have their inscribed the lists at the pro-
per tine, is given the ostenslble for this
postponeuent. The Court OF Cessation, however,
had already detern ned IN several cases against the
electors, on the ground that neglect On their part
necessarily involved Suspension of their rights
I'll TIE now Lists mad out THIS 10 done annual
Iy 1t is computed that about Que thousand electors
will, by this decision, DO saut out from the polls, and
these probably for the most part liberal eectora The
papers N that interest nevertheless claim with the
utmost confidence that ajorlty larger than ever
against the ministry will be returned to the Chamber
Of Deputies If the question, which has almost
become that If the downfall Of the throns least
o. the dynasty OF that OF constitutional ard repre-
sentrc government, will assume deeply Interesting
character.
There is nothius later from Agiers; but some fur
Their details, which are annexed. The bay Of Sid
Eerusch, where the army Disseminated, is about ten
miles west of Algicrs and is thus described by Mr.
Shaler.
The marrabout of Sid Ferasch, and the small cas-
tie which protects it, stand upon comparatively
high, rocky presgu'ike which susceptible of being
fortified, and rendered a secure military post. On
the beach contiguous to this preSquikc, there is a
well Of good water. furnished with stone reservoir
for watering tho locks which feed IN the neighbor-
hood of which we saw several attended by Arabs.
1t is obvious that any force whatever might be land
ed in the fine bay of Sad Ferasch without opposI-
ton, whence by single march they might arrive
upon the heights which command the castle del En-
perador, when, as nothing could prevent an approach
10 the foot Of wnlls they might be either scaled
or preached by q nine IN short time. This position
being mastered, batteries might be established
height commanding the citadel, which is Indicated by
two cylindrical ruins Of wIndmiIs, and where the
ruins of fortress which was called the Sau, which
the jealous fears Of this government caused to be de-
sroyed, for the here alledged, that it COIL
manded the citadel, and consequently the city. The
feet which had landed the troops would by this time
appear in the bay to distract their attention, when
Agers must either surrender al discretion be taken
by storm.
There be no doubt, we apprehcnd, that the
capture of the city Of AEers very followed he
deburkation. 1t s, by the by, evidence of the com
peteness Of the preparation Of this expedition, rs
well Of great skill and horoug'disciplne the
part both of army and navy, that IN less than six
hours thirty hOtIsn0d men, with their equipments
and field artillery, were landed and organized on
hostile beach. The debarkation commenced nt four
o'clock in the morning Of the I1th June and at ten
10 wCs completed AID the batteries undeended to be
sure, Of the enemy we're taken possession of. II IS
also remarkable incident that in nnety-sx hours
the intelligence was conveyed from the coast Of AT
RIGA to Paris; the vessel bearing tho dispatches hav
ing made very quick run to Poulon and hence the
news was transmitted by telegraph.
From England we have nothing Of especial intar
est. The King will not die, Notwithstanding that
hosts Of loyal subjects, and expectant panegyrsts
have had their mourning and their euogies prepared
for long time. The doctors are terribly at falt;
and # there be any foundation for the annexed para
graph from the Lancet, the Duke IF Wellington is
superior in the medical as he has proved himself
in the military and civil departments to nil those who
surround him. A doctors diploma should be super
added to the Field Marshalls staff and tho Premiers
official power and dignity.