Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
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From the Paris Monitcur OF Tuesday, August 3.
AlGIERS

London Morning Herald.
From the Pafi. Monitcur OF Tuesday Augusta
ALGIERS
ALerERs, July l9.-The Dey of Algiers bore his
s'otunes WIN much resignation. The day after
trance INTO Ag'ars he appcvred, indeed, rather down
cast but he soon recovered, and in long conere nee
win the General in Chief, gave him statement of the
revenue OF the State and of the still due from the
Beys oil 1ieri, Conssn,ina, and Oran. lie then rave
MIN some information respecting the characters OF the
principal inhabitants Of the and the Regency both
Franks and Algernes, and how far their might
be trusted He then said he wished to 90 to France
but that ne would not go 10 Paris till after the lapse
two months, for fear OF being object of curiosity
The first condition that he made the surrender of
me place was that he should be delivered up 10 the
Porte. lie said that if had stopped the frgaie
commanded by Tahr Pacha, he would have kept il of
by ms batteries and that he would have suffered
Iahir Pacha TO have entered Agiers, whittier lie was
sent by the Sultan to have him behoaded.
lie lelt Algers on the 12h, ia The morning, accompa-
n'eo oy his TWO sonsn-iaw 81 women, and 60 atten-
dants have been TO visit the palace of the Dew.
which seemed to be nearly stripped of its rio furniture
went into the famoss treasury: il consists of tour
vauted apartments the ground floor with only one
entrance Round each chamber there are two reposi-
tories, each twelve feet long, six broad and four deem
Some were full of quadruples, of requns of We
nice, others contained mixture of god coin, among
which Portugal pieces of l6s francs. Other reposito
ries were filled with Spanish pasters and others with
silver coin OF the Regency. One apartment only had
no repositories ronnd il. The floor covered TO the
depth OF three feet with Spanish pastres There were
also diamond necklace, silver vases, SC hen | en-
tered several men employed in taking up the gold
which was emped into chests containing about sixtv
killogrammes Of gold, valued at 5000 francs the kilo-
gramne Some also put into barrels TO be sent 10
France. The coined silver which has been found is
supposed TO amount 800 cubic feet besides chests
filled with gold bars and douboons We were first as
tonshed that the Dey SHOULD have left all his Treasure
IN the city, and MT have thought of putting IL in
place of security. The following are the obserye
lions which he has communicated several persons:
The people of Agiers were convinced, and the Dew
entertained the same conviction, that the fort castle
oil the Emperor never could be taken without building
Close TO another FORT at least of equal strength
der 10 homtard II; ~ operation which would have taken
much time. Trusting 10 the fort of The Emperor, the
Agcrlnes thought themselves quite safe S had taken no
precautions TO the French the conque. of tat
fortress Accordingly when the Turks saw the fort
which was their sole hope, blown up after cennonade
oil Two hours, they entirely amazed and discour-
aged, ana The Dey seeing it impossible 10 resist,
secretary 10 treat.
Now that we masters OF Algiers we are going TO
reduce some neighbouring provinces dependent upon H.
OF which the principal is Bona division commanded
ny me eione is going to convey the 9th and 39h Re-
gimcnts OF the lines another division will take some in
fantry TO Oran.
1t is reported at Algers that part of the squadron ,n
der Admiral Ro ame is TO 90 Tripoli, TO demand sa-
faction OF the Pacha Tor insult offered TO our Consul
Is months or two years ago
The fid3dS.The Dutch papers betrav snirit
"t alarm at the passing cloud though the King has
sent large donations 10 the Catholic churches vet with
signal inconsistency he still continues persecue the
press AT the same time orders have been sent 10 rein
force the garrsons of Mons Teurnay and Namur-so
appTehensve is the Dutch Government of those very
consequences which their own impolc conduct ; ems
daily determined TO provoke We learn through n nri-
vate channel, that such the enthusiasm manifested
IN Brussels on hearing the from Paris that the peo-
pie actually sat up three nights. Saturday. Sunday
and Monday last singing national airs and patriotic songs
and wishing success to their brethren the Frenchl
London PnDer.