Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-31
The Drapessl.nc, thus accounts for the loss

The Drapee 6l.nc. thus accounts tor inc loss
Of the Electro
.The Glow re rich. and the gentlemen are
NOT electors. Nj, is the reason why the elect |
ions proceed s6sdlv; but when 1t comes TO ne
firing of mnskT we shall see on which side the
majority will :
The ouestio EHat is 10 be done Nth ,Hgiers?
ia already a s&ct Of animated speculation in
The French nax. The Liberals are urging the
Govcrnment So t,;, possession Of Algiers, and
70 make u rncb Colony. Whatever may
have been theaentiou Of the French .N I'M
on this subjec Il is probable that they WI, i. n
themselves yelled 10 vie d TO the oall OF inc
Liberals, if y. vanity of the ns,inh snou.u 'e,
spond to II, aathe retention OF Al9'e's oe "a,a.
condition ofheir remaining IN power asa'hs,
which they Wild ind it Impossible 10 eonlg"u
with success. The point is knouy one: anu ~
will require sue skill in the French Iapihe' :"
remove dificGies which they could not nave Az
tcipated whe Gey undertook the e&pe"''ioh'
POrtugal.4Letters from Oporto. dated June
26th, give VI, gloomy account OF me s'ate ol
Portugal, from hch many respectable families
are said to be Migrating. Some uneas'I'e's nau
been felt at FihTa among the English residents
in consequence report that the arrest % Sc
veral had beenordered; but the alarm seems to
have been unfinded.
Loswreciio,fn .RNa,ia-The troubles OF the
Sultan have lot disappeared with the retiring
Russians. Albania is in state OF insurrec'ioh'
It is reported hat the scrvile war is extending
daily, and tina the Grand Vizier cannot come TO
any terms Wit the rebels BY conc'l'atofy means;
Their commaller is man OF great courage ana
,lay ha
troops regularly He is said to have eng led IN
his service seve3 officers of the Greek navy
who will assist m in the attainment OF MS views
Gambia and .dn,os.-It affords US pleasure 10
learn. that Firians have lately been issued at
Constantinople g. Gambia Samos. by wn'ch me
Sultan grants tof,e Greek Inhabitants OF these Is
lands great favcs and privileges, including per-
sona safety ant free trade in the whole Turk
ish empire Tls has probably been done upon
the suggestion o the European Ambassadors at
Constantinople, that these islands. which are eA'
cluded from tn. territory of Greece, may not
give cause to arY further complaints on the-par'
of the friends o. the Greeks.
From the Paris Moniter Of Monday, July r.
His Majesty has just addressed the following
letter to the BiAops relative TO the fall OF Al
giers:-
"M L. Ereqte-Our firm confidence in the
Divine Protectioo has not been deceived; hea,
ven has blessed our arms; justice, religion, and
humanity triumIh Agiers has fallen. lmmor
tai thanks (grac,s inmore'ies) be gwen to the
all-powerful Cop, who has crowned with TINS
brilliant victory our glorious and rapid African
Expedition, Tie first desire of our heart Is te
Law at the foot Of the Holy Affairs, amid the &C
CARNATIONS of public joy, the solemn expression
Of our gratitude. We send you, therefore, this
letter that YOU may order TIE Deunc TO be sun!
BY way of thanksgiving in all the Churches
your Diocese. You will invite to this ceremony
as usual the civil and military Gl Yg authorities Im
NJ. LEveque; t, have you in his holy and wor
thy keeping.
. .:Gtven at or. Palace Of St. Cloud. this tent
dav of July. in the Year Of Grace. one Thousand
eight hundred and thirty, and the sixth of ou
"CHARLEs."
"Count De Gueron-Hanvilles."
Yesterday. a solemn TIE Deun was sung a
the church of Notre Dame for the taking of Al
giers. His Majesty. the Duke and Duchess o
Orleans, Mdles. d'Oreans. the Duke de Char
tres. the Duke de Nemours and an immense mum
Der of the Nobesse were present. AnacdresS
Congratulaton was presented to the King on EN-
terins the Church BY the Archbishop and Cler
gv. to which his Majesty replied as follows:
"M L'.Archcysque-We had implored the
aid Of the Almighty for the success OF our expe
dition, which was to prove at once so G orious to-
France, and so beneficial for mankind. Ih'
Lord has blessed our arms and it became dut,
for me, and for each of my subjects. to offer VI
Immediately our solemn thanksgvnss Ihg
signal goodness has caused me to experience sa
tisfaction which have not felt for years leone
to throw myself before the Most High, and t'
offer to Him the homage of my most sincere ant
profound gratitude. implore from Him grace
TO consecrate the remainder Of my strength t.
the rendering M people happy. and desire ar
dently that the French will be persuaded and
feel with all their soul that live only to confirm
and to consolidate their happiness"
ellis Majesty left the Church after the per
formance of Divine Service, amidst the acclama
tons of the people. In the evening the public
buildings and private houses were Illuminated.
" Economp the sureSt road 10 weaIih."
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