Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-02
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, SEPT. 2, 1890.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


 FALL OF ALGIERS-ARD CAPTURE OF THE DEy
 The pnckst ship Caledonia, Capt. Rogers, arrived Sa Nsw.YOrk on Saturday last bringing London pa Pers Co the lS'h, asd Liverpool to the 18th July, elusive. From the Daily Advertiser we make sundry extracts. The Advertiser says" The London papers are, in great measure, occupied with accounts of the funeral Of the King, which took place on the l5h and with tho official accounts Of the capture of the City ot Aigiers, by the French army under Count de Bour- mont. Admiral Duperre, on the 3d of July, common. eed firing upon the city from the feet; the principal object Of which to draw the attention of the town Go the attack from the water. On the 4Ih the land forces opened their batteries upon inc EmperOrs fort About 10 o'clock tremendous explosion from mine, placed by the Ager;nes under the fort, took place which blew it into ruins. Soon afterwards the Alge- Tine coOrs were taken down from the Cassauba; aud before three, F. M the French flag was hoised on the Deys palace. The terms of capi,ulanon are as liLc- ra could have been expectcd considering that no, Only the city, but the Dey himself with all his reas are, was ia .he hands of his cnemy''
 We have met with no accounts in our English pa- pers which give the oss of the French or Agerines subsequent to the 28h June and the surrender of AL. giers, by sea land Theletiers of Admiral Duperre detailing the operations cf the French fleet before the city of Algiers, speak of a nade which last ed twO hours within half cannon shot under front of 300 pieces Of artillery.
 fAn arrival at New-Haven last week from Gibraltar stated the number of killed on the part of the Preach a, 350O. aad of the Alserines at 50OO.l
 The Dublin Evening Mail announces the arrival oi Mir. OC"nnel, and states that he is a candidate for the representation of Meath im Ille Parliament.
 The Dey, tt will be seen, has sought the protection Of the invaders, and perhaps the French government is ai loss how to proceed. ministry dare no ad wise any ising that would give teir enemies triumph
 
 not expose lhem tO the enmity of neighburng states. The result 0f the election appears be against them.
 Exlraci Of letter addressed to his Exceeucy ,he Minister Of Marine by the Maritime Prelect of ToaloH.
 TouiOn Lly 6-The brig Surprise has just arriv- ed at Toulnn. The Captain of this brig informs that Rear. Admiral ROsanae, with greater tart of the large gates, armed r war, had received orders to go aud anchor in. ihe Bay of Atgiers. He adds that, the first of Juiy beiny delayed by calm sx seven leagues frsm the osssi. he heard heavy Gana0nade hy fire 0G brOaGsides, which lasted from halEpas Eoar in the morning i Iour in the evening, when t appeared to cease entirely. Captain Guess Esresumes thae this firing of broads;des could only come from vessels of war already anchored n AL giess and that they have doubt only attacked the city when it was attacked by the land forces which gives reasDu to presnmc that on eh list Ot July we carried she emper0r'0 tOTt."
 Al four o'clock she cannon of the Invalds were heard; salvos Of artillery proclaimed :he happy In the evening the elegraphic despatch cs were read in the different Theatres, and they
  and reiterated cries of "VVe le ROi !' Coupels were sung. and received with the same sentiment as iAsgiEed 1hem. At night the ru6lic ed.fceS aud
 Calais July 3, sir O'cock.-News has jus, arrived l.y she iclrgraphic despatch, announcing that the French flag now flying. and has been since she 5sh uf July lase thc palace of the Dey of Algiers.- There are great rejoicings here colours Ay"g bands playing, and bells ringing, ana the town in the high. ess enthusiasm. I is reported by ,elegap that 5OO p;ecss of cannon have been taEen and the whole of Eam ka1 eged Atgiera taken at I2 o'clock the 5ts inst. assi tie lag dying at two On the came day. The Dey. wih all s troops, has resreaied into the conn' sry, leaving the town entirely 10 the mercy of the French. The news has just reached Calais"
 Toaion, Jsiy g, half past Gen o'clock. 4. M.-Ai- giers surrendere at discretion, the 5th inst. at l2 o'clock. At two the Kings flag waved over the pal- ace of the Dey. All ship-wreckcd prisoners are safe. Ia continuance of my dcspatcn of this morning, have to announce that iO0 pieces of brass cannon, l2 ships of war, and the military and naval arsenal on this memorable day. received these details from ihe capain of the Sphynx. ~ho left Algiers on the exening of the 5,h, and had jus. arrived.
 Intelligence from Algiers to the 2d, communicates ihe following: "We learn that the lsi inst. Fort Em,,erOr was battered in breach and carried. On the same day, the squadron under Rear Admiral Rosame, composrd of gales of tho first class laid themselves a ,ratside ia the Bay of Algiers the side oi Bar baxanc aad commanded that fort, well the hat teeies of ihe suburbs, during the attack of Fort Elm peror. Oa the 2nd, operations commenced against tttR the eQuaron gttt continuing O ure brOad ssles and it appears that the ranpar,s were com ple,ely swepa i'y the balls from the frigates."
 THE FALL OF ALGiERS.-A supplement to the Moniicur of lse l2lh, contains the following:
 |. A letter from Admiral DUperre. dated the 3d of yul. giving an accounl of the false attack which he had ordered Admiral Rosamel to make up0n the enc ys batteries on the side tn orer to distract their attention.
 g. Another letter of the same daie, giving an ac. cenut of the farther operations of Admiral ROsamel.
 g. 4 letter written hy Admiral Duperre. dated on board the Provence, .hs 6h of Juiy, to the following effect: made by fleet under my command on the forts and sall back so ihe town the enemy's caDnonlers and troops whom had going in great numbers to the fort of the Emperor, the baeies opened iheir hre noa the fort at three o'clock m the morning. Al ten o;clock after dreadful explosion. which was heard to shc distance Of sixty miles all around, we perceived che fost partly destroyed and troops toOk possess ion of it. Half an hour afterwards was preparing Co make another attack on the sea batteries, when' delayed by che unlavorable winds, found myself obl- ged b saspend the execution of my plan by the aTri val of boat with flag of truce which had board she Admiral of .he Algerne fleet, who came to en- treat in the name cf the Dey to suspend hosaies and io ask for peace. Al the same mOn.ent we per ceived another flag of going towards the l0Et ehs Emperor. Our batteries and those of the enemy had ceased firing; desired the envoy tell his ahai the proceedings Of the fleet unslsr my command would be subordinate ihose of the army, respecting which referred h,m io the General-in-Chiei. The essaing asd ihe night passed w''hoUs hostik'ies- Yeserday moraing, at Eve o'clock, the envoy return ed 10 repeat bis solicitations ! answered by the an nrxsd noee which desired him tO deliver the Dey ~;vioo him al the SAme time copy for the Command