Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-06

e and the Yonne, as follows:-
The Colleges of REIMBURSEMENT on the 10th of Iu-
next ana the colleges of Departments on the 10Th
OF the same month.
e Tue provisions of our Ordonnance of the 9th of
ay iast are revoked so far they The above
1t runored that RovaI Ordonn, pca ~ in shorA
appear, whereby the Councils Geneia al of Manunc-
lures ana Commerce VIII be re-organlzed aud estab
ilsned upon basis much wider, and more favorable
to those interests.
we find the following in the Sephumore Of Mar
seiies:-,Ehe English steamer &eorg " has re-
ceived orders to 60 TO Algiers with the utmost ies-
| patch 1t is said to be charged with an important
mission relating to the expedition
Advfees from Gibraltar announce that the captan
OF the English vessel the Emmanuel, arrived there
from Gran reports that the English there had
positive information that upwards Of 40 men OF the
shlpwrecked briggs the Sylene and Adventure were on
the 25th ult ct Agers. |: appears, that order to
save thoee who were wandering IN the mountains, or
VINO had fallen into the hands OF the Bedouns from
being muasacred, the Fey had offered a reward
5Oof for every Frcnchman that was brought TO him
alive
Fhe American packet Erie in going oot of Havre
ran down the fishing sulack LIE Jeune Florimond, at
leagues N. w. OF La Heve The boa, sunk, but
came again TIC the surface with her stern completely
carried away. The American Captain sent Eve men
to her relie and they succeeded in keeping aoat
oy pumping. Not was LOST and on FRIDAY
morning she returned INTO the port of Havre, having
contriyed to repair her damages. The Erie CON
tlnued her voyage as the boat vas in safety
The following telegraphic despatch has been recel-
we'd from Paris:-
The Minister of the Marine to the Projects and Sinh
Projects.
PARIS, June al.--The army has landed in hours
with It's ammuni ION and provisions.
The enemy positions have been turned and car
rled; the masses OF cavalry which he opposed us
were repulsed his taken, and army is en-
camped upon the ground which he had occupied.
The Forgery punishment bill was read a second
time IN the House OF Lords on the 22d of June 1t
was supported by the Marquis OF Lansdowne the Earl
OF VnChel-ea, aud the Duke OF Richmond, and oppo-
sed by the Lord Chancellor who considered it could
not De passed with any safety to the commercial and
trading community.
I SUGAR DurEs.-in the House of Commons on
the 2lst oil June, the Chancellor OF the Exchequeis
resolutions oreduce the duties on sugars was carried
For the Chanceors resolutions lac
Against them LA
Majority SO
EXPEDITION no ALGTERs.-Paris, June 2l.--The
raj Duperre.
Ga the loth INST. the expedition left Parma INA
Jorca and on The 18th presented itself again before
the coast OF Africa, and tina MINDS second Ter
ced Us to sea- On the 18th 1t arrived before Alglers,
and having coasted along the forts and batteries ut
into The bay OF Torre-Chica. The tort of this bay
and the battery at the point abandoned BY the
enemy, but the mortars and cannoAs which were Ia
ken from them, were afterwards posted on th neigh
5 boring heights.
The steamboat lie Nageur compelled battery cou
s,stIng OF mortar and TWO cannon be Withdrawn
sailor OF The ship Le Breslaw was wounded. An
other sailor belonging to he fgate La Surveilante
had MS leg taken off by ball. h was to
late to attempt debarkaton, but all the arrange
merits had been made to effect landing.
Three light vessels placed to The of Tore
Chlca battery flank of the batteries of the en-
envy, while two steam vessels we're to protect the de
barkation on the wtst.
On the l4th, at half past IN the morning. the frs
dvlson OF the army effected Its landing together with
eght pieces OF cannon.
THIS movement succeeded at 6 o. clock by the
second dvisen and the whole field artillery.
Al half past o'clock the general in chief landed
ana toWards noon the rest of the troops, well as
the munitions provisions, equipage, &c. the debarka
lion OF which vas carried forward wi the greatest
activity. Two sailors jumped ashore and planted
the kings flag the fort and the tower of Torre
Chica, where the head quarters Of the army we're fix
ed at IL O'Clock M.
The following details respecting the expediiion arc
said to be derived from source on winch reliance
may be piaced:-lt believed that the troops have
been divided INTO three corps; remain at the
place where the landing efYected another to pro-
coed along the coast and take possession of the bat
teries that skirt IT. and the third, to march upon the
heights III order to turn the town, attack 1T on
the east and south The walls on that side are said
to be IN such bad condition as to require but few
volIes to make breach; it is therefore considered
not unlikely that by this time the is taken, and
the expedition terminated. The roadslead of rur-
etta-Cbea Is an unexpected safeguard to the exped
ton and removes all anxiety. 1t only be wished
that there may be need of cavalry for according
TO accounts from Palma, almost all the horses persisted
during thirty days stay on board the vessels. The
18th regiment of chasseurs will make the campaign
on foot On the 6tn, when the fleet was still a
Palma, a great number of dead horses were thrown
into the sea: the few remaining to- be employed
IN artillery service The point at which the French
!. army landed mounted with batteries a man
recently published marks FIVE; there must have been
greater number, as SidI Ferasch may be considered
the mercantile port of The AIgefine capitalism
attack on that side striking the Regency to the
heart it Is therefore probable that the most power
ful means OF defence were directed on that point.
The Journal des Debats has the followiug-What
is to be the result Of the landing of the expedition
upon the grand countendnce between the Ministry
and the country at the Electons9 IF, as we hope,
the whole of the defences of Algiers are carried by
our troops in the of the next fortnight are
we to suffer the Charter be taken by assaults and
leave our liberties at the mercy of the assailants9