The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-08-14
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by the arrival ut New YORK Ofthc de-
Rham from Havra, we have Paris date.
to July 4, and Havre to July5. The On
sario at New York brings London dates
to evening VI. Jiine go. inclusive.
M. Eynard, LEFT Paris satisfied with the
disposition ofthe Allied Powers towards
Greece. He is said to have obtaihed 9
grant Of ,5OO,OO fr. 10 be sent TO Cdpo
'd'IstrIas, The Powcra being determined
to maintaifi his authority.
Expedition against Alg;ers. Ga
zettc dc France contains dispatches from
Algiers Of 22d, 23d, 25th, and 26th June,
from Admiral Durcrre and Count de Dour
mont.
A despatch from Bodrn.ont, dated sidi
Ferrtfch, June %, says" Since the
10Th Tie troops have fiot changed their po-
sitioh. Staohelli, and Sid Khalif the po-
sition Of Which the map indicates, are not
to be compared to the habitable parts Of
Europe. No buildings arc 10 be found.
1t is probable that attracted by the springs,
which are there found, and the excellent
quality Of the waters; the Arabs frequent
ly pitched tents there, and that this circom
stance alone has attracted the attention
Of travellers and gcographers. we at
first supposed from assertions Of those
who have.been long in Algiers, thut we
had forced the enemy = camp at Staonelli,
but cor'parfng distances and the sight ola
few houses which appear TO- be comprised
in the circle Of gardens which su, ,round
AfSiers, have created doubts In this re-
spect. Seven 4 ab prisoners were quest
ioned, and II appearS positive Sidi Khalii
is the name Of the. place whete we con-
quered, and il ought to designate the bat
tie Of The 18th. Thus, the position which
is now occupied by th'e divisions Berthe
zene and Dovcrdo is midway between
Sidi Ferruch and Algiers.
The loss Suffered OH The 18Th was great
er than expected. The number OF dead
is 44 IN The first division, 13 iI the second,
and that of the wounded IL 344 hi the
first division, Jig in me second, and Ic
in the artillery. All the wounded have
beeh injured only by the muskefry. Ou;
batteries siIcnced those IF the enemy at
the commencement of ffie &ction.
Camp Of S;di Khacy, Jane, e5..--I had
the honor of giving you an account, in my
last despatch, Of the motives which pre-
vented the army from advancing from Sid
khaolif In consequence the hopes oil
the enemy increased. On Ghe 24fh, al
dawn Of day, the Turks. and Arabs pre-
scntcd themselves, showing very extcn-
sive front, and with as much order as OF
the 10Th. Arrangements were made,
that at tlie FIRST attack, they should b.
driven back two leagues at least which
were effected with great precision. The
division Of Berthezcnc, and the first brig
ade Of the division Lovcrdo, marched for
ward with battery Of field artillery. As
soon as our bafaikons were drawn up in
columns, and Ind advanced into the plain, !,
which extends IN front Of the camp, the
enemy fed on ar sides. The French
troops crossed the plain with great rapid
ly. At the distance Of about six Mile
metres from the camp, the country cham
ges its aspect, il ID more uneven; on the
brow Of he heights which surround Al
yiers, the vines, the hedges and fruits
lrecs, that cover the soil, remind one oil
he most fertile and best cultivated coun.1
lries Of Europe.
hwss tobs supposed that tho Turks
w0u3e3 e3efsu& themselves with vigor, pro-