Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-15

him more good than all HE doctors This may han,cr E
s u v " .uu e msnac"oy task OF stating belief tina
His Msls.ys sfie,iNs' are not acute with the exception Of
tho dncuiy OF breathing but this sometimes Attended win
very great pain, whist tho eusion into the p,er rrs;o.
alarm as TO the probable suddennes, dsou,ion we arc
sorry to add that frank reconciliation vet taken
between his Majesty and the Duke of Sussex but o va,
has TRANSFERRED be hourly expcc,ed-ICou.f Iomrasi
ne DUKE OF CareHee mas had more than ono
with his royal BROTHER The result of which has been ae hon
Durable and agreeable both parties the very
confidential communications which the royal suffers, h,. ~,
trusted TO tho OF his brother and prcs,mo,ivc .cs
ooen IeccNea with good feeling aud good sense i'm the
o's"s'' 'es''e o0"'oaoy 10 the ilustriOus sufferer
I.ad the even, of chance c %n snrS Sr
y ss'eh WI, be the Chancellor of tho Exchcqucr The re-
port proceeds from quarter which hopes and specno
''' VI '"e wothy osronc ought To he well understood.
FRANCE
Tho French ministers reported TO have dc,c,r,c,i - 49,
der tn a majority the Cbaml,r of Dro,,;.s -, ~ OF
oeioe the election, all Prens who cannot DO ccSoped
" oppose more especially all moderate royais,s so as to
pei tho people choose the extreme rsh, and
M 70 Preme The eec,or. all sorts OF advantages II they
comply win me m'nis'ry and lastly issue ROYAL pocia
nation before the election calling UPON all Frencbmen ~ Ill
round the throne and altar When the Cham6crs are assem-
e hey are 10 DO adroi,ly the fate of their mr.,
decessos the budget the address in answer To IN. ,r,
speech not nsolsnL be the law proposed and in
neoved- should be necessary TO proceed IN ano,hcr
scion The number Of electors be reduced by ROYAL au
h Shn a Person' are to be declared ael CHILE who ad
oeed Napoleon dnrus hundred ays I'm the ,,o
W inc IAN article of tho Charter King will cause Tx
Seuer bills tn be issued, provide for the n, .
oae and u the payment, indirect taxes should Inn ,s
on PROPOSED 10 enorce them by military executions If
he
anad impossible to manage en resolved tina, the b,uI.
OF foasism shall then be fought military force and for
fruits Of the revolution" such TO be the schemes of The
stances would be able London pancr
The sub Joned remarks of tho London Times. ON
the French expedition against Alsiers, possess con-
siderable INTEREST,".
mo port Of France ever bncld so gtai,,, spec,o-
Gle Us the departure OF this noble fleet, standing OIL,
TO sea TO decide the fate of Africa or PERTAINS Of tb
Bourbon dynasty The number of shps of vnr of
Which It is composed amounts tn Gs. anionr which
there are twelve ships of the line and TWEEN, rigates
ne humoer OF transports amounts to 2T7 accompani-
ca by seven vessels, making in all feet Of more
than $50 sail. The military force embarked ON boarJ
he sps OF war and transports less than 80 859
niantry Sd cavalry 9,327 artillery $50 engneers
besides officers, medical staa comssariat and other
necessary appendages of an army The whole of tho
force wil thus amount to 81 SIT men, and oG borso
rms armament sails in three divisions CONSISTING sac
c. cnTer oryades 1t ID evident from the great propor
uon o! ar'i'cr; and engineers, that the Commander
in-Chef expects that the Dey will stand seoe Tb.
general staff Of the different divisions and servico
mounts TO $50 officers In The expedition we find tho
names OF not fewer than twenty Eve nternreters of
% the Arabic or Turkish languages General
Bourmont, the Minister of War ia Commando -
Chief, Lieut.. Gen. Baron Berthesene command. In,
hrst division, Lieut.. Con Count dc Loverdo. the Cd
and Lieut. Gen. the Duke dEscars the third. Ma;
ten Fiscount de Ia tlite is Commander in Chief of
the Artillery, and Baron Wallace of the Enoineeys :
Both theee officers distinguished themselves in Tho
Spanish expedition. Snch is the army pisnas -
this modern Scipio Africanus to ENABLE bn, ,a
venge the blow ofthe Dey's fan and earn far him.
self Marshals baton. II would be obsnrd ,;,h IN
very scsnty information which we possess
tie means OF resistance which the Alpcrine Govern
men. has been preparing, 20 speculate on the rcs, f
the expedition. The French squadron. which has
oeeh oockadng Aigiers for nearly three years. must
nave coected pretty accurate intelligence on tho
state OF the deiences towards the sea- Besides ~
have heard of late that scientific officers LA We hoe
maKng minute surveys, and drawing accurate charts
OF the coast at every point where landing could be
either attempted or disputed.
is the fault Of the Wsr Administration
therefore If either the armament is Insufficient for
ITS object or if it is despatched on an nterpris IN
which, from the nGture of the obstacles ia he n,o,,
tered, larger force would fail. r. on the one hand
the Algernes have had ample warning Of their dsnr
and seen the necessity of psring for vigorous de-
fence by deserving hostile Gag for nearly three
off their port the other the strctness of IN. L.,
ade may have prevented them from availpo .bern
selves OF those means of resistance which their ro
or their pracies might during the interval. have oc
CURED One element of failure the side of tho a.
sailans may be looked for in the coDtjnrencies - -
weather and the effect of the climates though. from
the season OF which the expedition sails the f,rn.r
may be considered ns Of less importance Rfyt eu,
posing that General Donrmont succeeds to The FIN T
tent of his wishes and erects the white fac over RI
runs OF the nest OF outlaws and pirates agains. which
he has by this time sailed most important ouest;r
will then arise, "Wbat s he to do next? What moe
is he to mako OF his victory" VIII the French f;ov
e'nrnant be satisfied in exactina reluctant subssior
from the Dey, leaving him afterwards to the yenge.
once of his own people, to the repetition of hi,
former barbarties both against them and stran@a,s
or will 1t raze to the ground his fortiicatons and
sweep every vesigc Of his rcign from bis poIluted
shores' II the latter, how will it be possible IN n.y.
vent the establishment of other pirates in the spmc
LAIR will the French attempt TO keep garrison II
that quarter to prevent future BarbaIossn fror
building on the ruins aud repairing the part of thu,
M rnI r0l rIfr and 81, Il.
there be between zach occupancy and coionzoiior
Different answers ate given to these questions by df
ferent people; but the in which foreigners ARE
chiefly Interested is that of con5iderablo party il
France, which urges upon the government the dot,
aad expectancy of conquering Algiers for the nur
pose of making it the centre of French colonization
The north OF Africa. We havcbefore us pamphlet
OF one hundred pages which sirenuously Tnain:nio
TINS ambitious pretensIon. The author tells us tina,
colonies have become Indispensable to France from
her growing populations; that the const of Africa !
nearer and better adapted to that object than nnv
the old French utramnrne possossrons that the Med
lterranean should be considered as ga French lake
Ito use phrase OF Buonaparte;, that the coast of
ca hos always belonged to the last invader; that I'm