Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-13

sins the masrIsl ~ the army, but they accomplish
win great zeal have alec to ex,o ne conduct Of tn
crews OF the boats Of the Hoilla. am disappointed
he delay OF the arrival Of last convoy-bu s land
ing vsty DO effected with all despatch.
Inc weather continues TO he fine, hut the snrf d
very heavy The wind has blown very fr..h from IN,
IVES, in III. ofing and the I. heavy. We have no
'-t ut For'uoa'-'y the steam boat Sphinx, mt Z,
France on the lih, with 6rs, NJ /. In .iyb.
Uoder date OF 23t June, Admiral Dup.,r. v,i,s.
long despatch recapi,uianx the rurport Of hi. prrv
Gus communications and giving history Of hi. voyas,
from Tou'on 10 the Coast Of Africa adding some ar
tcuiars Of the landing Of troop, aud IN HI, .
IL comparatively "a interesting. will not translate H.
our columns being filled With that will prov
mr." Interesting 70 readers
From a despatch OF Coant B,urtnon,'s dated Siii
F-rvuch W. translate all the passages of sn.cia
eat stoows.-"Snce the battle Of the 10 h. III. enc.
N.Y. show only few scattered d.tachmrn,s II sr-
pears certain that the greatest part of the
rsfrs'i, and the Turks have shut themselves up with
IN 'h- walls o Aigi-r.. AMI great f-rment ex.ts
mong them. In this state Of thirg., shout not have
he'i'a'ed in Advancing w tn. army II ths artillery
horses and those Of raimnisraio had been landed
The veS.s in which thy emb, rksd were 10 havr n
ths bav Of Palma IN, 18Th. Souh wet wind. +. nj,
them there till the 18th Since ,h.n almost
calm. have nr-vaci. and they have not We, appsar-d
IN "gh Notwithstanding 'hi' un"xp .ctei 'ri,v, he
transportation Of the seiging maeriel hts commenced
Since the 10 the iroors have no changed their
'i'ion S'sonc'i AMI Sid Khf tie petition Of which
me maps Indicate are no, to be- compared 10 the h,ba
he parts ~ Europe. No buildings TO be fund
tits probabls that attracted by ia. sprnc, Which are
there found and the excellent qrali,y Of the water.
'h- Arabs frequently pitched tent. her. an that ihi.
circumstance alone has attracted the attention of rav.
eiiers and geographers Wa a. st supposed from az.
ss''ion- Of tho.a who hav- BEEN long In AIy.r tbs,
We had to'csd the rn"my's camp at aone hut com.
pairing distances anil the sight Of lew houses which
app'ar " be comprci in the circle Of gardens which
surround Algers have created doubts 10 iii.
several Arah rrisoner. were que.ton-, and Il appca
posve Sii kha IL Il the nam OF the place where w.
conquered and we ought dsignat. the battle of the
is'h: Ihu'. the po.ion which IL now occupied bv
.ne uvson. OF b,rth"zsne and Lovero is midway be-
tween Sidi F-rruch and Alcrrs
On leaving tbs camp there il no longer brs,h wool
TO he iound There are few 6rs, Olivia and mulberry
trees however, 10 BE seen. The soil is almo, every
whsre covered with dwarf palm trees II il mncuIva.
ted but nature jn.'ss all that has been sai by ancient
historians Of its fertility short lsayue from SiJi
Hha toward. Agier' the country !. we'll cultivated.
The army will find there many fruits anil vege
ah'es have received reports from the Lisutenaots
Gen Berihezene and Lovero, and from the Ma-erhal lie
Count Lahitts. Tn. los. suffered IN the 10 h wa.
greater than expectsd The number of dead 1. ~ 10
the hrst division Is in the second. and That of the
wounded "a in the frat division, Il9 in the second
and 10 in the artillery. All the wounded have been
injured only by the muskery. Oar ba,terie. eli
fenced those OF the enemy at tn. Of the
action.
Advancement. are made to attack the enemy to-mor.
row at day break
Under date of 2sih June. Admiral Duperre, writes
from Sid Frrrucb that varou. engag took place
with the enemy the 2ith and rs June, and rrca.
pituiating what has already been ced in the d..
patches Of Count d urnon', an adding SONS unnpcr
tan' matters which we deem II unnecessary 10 trans
late.
lie Journal de. Dsbats OF 81 inst reports, that d.,-
patches were said TO have been received that day from
Count Bour:non dated under the walls OF AIgiers hut
as we find no mention Of this Is made the h, We
presume the rumor pre- ature.
In the hles OF Paris papers before us find par
ucuars OF special interest in relation the election
The Courier Francas says-"M. de MontbsI d-ci-
dedly retire- from office He has for the lat three
day. BEEN no longer considered a. Minister. A, soon
as hs election was secured through Mlns'rral Ignu
ence he urged his retirement. de Mon bel ha. pia
ced hmsslf in false po'iion Entirely devoted TO NJ
de Vileie, he longer remaia inssn.ibIe 10 the
attacks upon his political ch-f and patron, which in the
end will fall upon himself lie would have withdr avn
long since but for the personal solca ton of he King
He has at length announced positively that successor
must he nom mated in his place But the difficulty
in hnding new Minister OF Finance Two candidate.
are upon tn. Hat, nj Berhier and NJ ID !on aud there
is no doubt the Prince de Pognsc will choose one OF
IN en-"
The Aviso Of Toulon say.:--' Several Merchantmen
oeonSin 20 the expedition. under convoy of ships Of
war. have lately arrived at Toulon. Ii is the general
opinion that they t. take the corp. Of reserve
not because s pres tho of Africa thi.
moment required but t. prevent delay in its arrival
al the tins when il nigh become necessary"
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