Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06

ing that whatever cbankes may l"he pinSe, '"o
shipping trade, the general Interests oi the nor
thern provinces will be steadily kept IN view
by his Majesly's Government. For this pur-
pose IL IL intended 10 impose what is termed
a p, ofeeiing duty on all articles which can be
furnished by Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, &c.
when taken into the West India ports from
those OF the United States. II Is further stated
that requisilion will be imposed sbhsihs a.
merioan vessels to take away the amount OF
their outward houud ea'goes m the produce
OF the Islands Such regulation might post
bly, be OF utility IN enabling The West Indies
To carry ON a barter trade aud thereby relieving
themselves OF much of their supeffous produce
in return for articles OF the FIRST necessity we
lake leave of the sabjeet now, expressing our
belief that his Majesly's Ministers have acted
with the besi feelings towards the Colonies, ano
have been aolusied by the paramoun, motive
Of protecting the interests OF The empire at large
We do not tank that the opposition TO this inca
sure exists % The extent that IL did n few months
since"
An intelligent gentleman, who came pnssen-
ger In the Caledonia, informed the editors OF
the Mercantile Advertiser, that the prevailing
u pinion IN relation 10 the ensuing harvest. was,
that there would be barely an average crop
should the weather be ever 50 favorable I'll
harvest time
A leuer from Paris mentions That the Minis
te, nf the UuHod States did not attend the lie
Denm on the occasion OF the success OF the
French army, ia consequence OF the close
eonnexion existing between ms government aud
the Dey OF Aleiers.
The Intelligence of the fall OF Alglers reach-
ed Paris on the qth of July, four DAYS after the
event II WIS received botuby royalsis a"d
liberals, with Rreul demonstrations of joy. The
ln.,n lot 4 "a o. event for the
ministry, aud the naliornl vanity OF the latter
was graiifed by the success of The French arms
Al oclock L. NJ the guns OF The Hofef des
Hlfahdes were fred To announce the ioriu-
nate intelligence. In the evening the principal
edIficeg In the city were brilliantly illuminated
and the telegrapho despatch was read IN MI
the theatres. A letter has been addressed by
he King 10 The Bishops, requesting lhem 10
cllsat lie Dellln in their churches Hymns OF
praise We've sung vi The Jr"s Synagogue ~
Rue Nohe Dame de Ndsareh, FOR the snrren'
de. of the Mahomeian cay I" the FRENCH arms
On the llth OF July thu kiag OF France went
IN state TO the Cathedral Of Notre Dame, where
gfani Re Dtum was C leblnied.
II appears bat the tact TINT the inrt Emperor
was completely mined, we'll as the lo'ts
winch surround Alelers nnd The southern gate
oil ne town. wasknnwn &c the French army
on the 26,h June lhe ieaspu why the des-
pprntc RESISTANCE which these preparations seem
Ia indicnte wns not carried into effect, seams TO
have been he sediiious aud disconiented sp'fit
al ,he inh abnnnts. A great pnrt OF the miliha
of algiers were ehgageh ia hgbtinb onsm' oi
the w ali, OF ne city. la the mean time con-
spiracy against he life OF tue Dey was as
covered. aud one hundred aud btry persons
were heheadtd on suspicion of being engaged
IN IL. Another account ~ n private letter 30
ceiyed n, louIon, dated Algers, jane 2lSi.
states that the Dyhn had come 10 the resoiu-
ton OF beheai,ng the Dry, aud sent MN rope
10 strarIgls himself and a depulaliun To cut OH
his head publicly. Instead OF complying with
the order tho Dey sent n party OF JunDlssaries
and Turkish militia To the DIvaD, who took OIL
the head. ofihe slxty persons Of whom the
Council of State WIS composed. Tue eHecu.
tons with the Scarcely oi provisions, increased
the discomfort OF the inhabitants TO so high
pich that On the Dist n sedIuon broke onl at
Algiers, but the mdieonienis returned to order
through fear of the militia. The intestine di
visions however continued. the Mo0Ts hnb A.
RIBS declaring that they would not sacrifice
their lives and property Tor the Turks, whIle
the Turks themselves began 10 entertain the i
dea Of a eAplIuation in hopes 10 save their pri-
yate wealth which they might take and pass
Ia tbe service OF the Sultan these dlssentIons
with the Tremendous play Of the batteries aud
the conf lDned Cannonade OF thu squadron and
ihe fear of the Dey for his personal safety, are
mentioned in the French papers as accounting
Tor the prompt Submission Of Algiers. One
Solies. a Frenchman, Colonel IN the AlgcJine
service for twenty niue years, surrendered
himself IN the latter part OF June to General
Bpurmonl aud from him these and other dis
ensures were Obtained He had Jeff his country
IN consequence Of being implicated ~ muir
der and robbery committed nea' loulon, aud
gourmoot has promised to inlercsde with the
KING Tor his pardon.
The capture OF Algiers gives rise 10 various
snecnIations among the T., gllsh editors DIS 10
The disposition that will proximity be made OF
the CONQUERED country. But while there are
conflicting NOTIONS as 10 the course winch "Ill
be adopted by the ALI u so'ereigns Tor the pur
pose of continuing the much talked OF balance
Of DOiUer but one idea seems ie be en'erthinen
OF the prophecy, not otey Of deprVing The Dey
Of nre sent power, but OF instItniIng such mea-
sure. as shall place the territory 100 long gov
erned by y barbarous power ana sustained oy
The most lawless practices, completely under
the control of European authority Whtlber
AIeiers shall be erected into a6epa'aIe KING
dom, like Greece, under the rule OF sovereign
Ia he agreed npou and appointed by the allied
mowers, orto be retained by France, or any
other Christian nation, as COLONY, Ha qnes-
ton which does MOI seriously affect the genera
interest, of mankind. But now that the forTi
dab,e hold of robhers aud barbarisns, hitherto
nnconquered and deemed almost 'mp,.gnabIe.
has al last been completely sdbIugSt'd. II Is I'm
perstiyely demanded by the civilized would
that il should not be permitted again to gather
strength. aud once more become terror aud a
scourge to the nations. Such an event IS scarce
" 10 be appreheuded. The joalousles asd Tears
Of the different sovereigns Of the alliance may
make the subject the disposition OF Aig"rS
one difficult Of settlement. but that such an ar.
rangemen, will be effected as will preclude the
possibility OF the crescent ever again gliterios
over The hroken towers OF the Dey, we do not
entertain doubt.
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