Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-07
enger TO run to aras, and chat many of yop b,xe ior.

fully quilted your homes.
"On several occasions the French standards haze
been displayed on the African shore. The heat of the
climate, the fatigue of the marches, the privations ri.
the desert-nothing, in short, was able to shake tba
resolution OF your predecessors. Their calm cour-
age suficed to repulse the tumultuous attacks of a
brave but undisciplined cavalry. You wiIl follow
their glorious example.
"The civilized nations of tho two worlds have their
eyes fixed upon you. Their good wishes omp
yOn. The cause OF France Is that of humanity. shovu
yOurselve worthy of your noble mission. Let 70 ex-
CESS tnrnisb the splendor of your exploits; terrible In
tile battle, be just and humane after victory. Your
interest prescribes this as well as your duty.
"Too long oppressed by a rapacious and cruel SOL
d,ery, the Arab will behold in us his deliverers.-
lie will implore our alliance-cncouraged by Your
GOOD ialth, ne will bring to our camps tho produce of
less san!guinory, you will accomplish the wishes of a
sovereign, who is as sparing of the blood of his sub
lJects ms jealous OF the honor of France.
Soldiers an august Prince has jus, passed through
your RANKS. He has designed to convince YOU thar
nothing had been neglected 20 provide for your wants
his constant solicitude will accompany you in the in
hospltable countries where you are going to combat.
You Will render yourselves worthy of it bv observ,nr
that strict discipline, which obtained for the armv thaY
9e led to victory, the esteem of Spain, and that of all
Europe.
The Lieutenant General Peer of France, Com
manoer-ln-ChIet OF the Army IN the expedition of
Africa, CousF ne Rorp,orr
MABsDl, tEs, May 9.-There is still much talk as
bout the expressions that fell from the General-in-
Shici3 oAu nave muCn weight on account Of bS
being a member ofthe Cabinet. Tho words ofthe Gen
etnls d other distinguished characters respecting the
changes in politics likely to ensue on account of the
health OF the King OF England, ore likewise repeat
ed.
From the constitutional.
1t appears that the choice of the Ministerial candi-
dates, who are to preside in the Electoral Colleges.
10 not yet determined upon.
The Journal DIES Debate contains an article of two
columns on the expedition against Alaiers. While it.
expresses Its wishes Tor the success of the army, it
endeavors to prove that the expedition is not justified
by Its origin or its supposed objects, and in short, that
no good Is likely to result from it.
The Court of Assizc has condemned the Able
trIlay, as guilty of an attempt to murder, to hard
labor for life, to stand IN the pillory, and be branded.
From the ALgemeine Zeitung of Afoy IL
Corfu, April 23-The latest letters from Con-
Constantinople confirm the statements of importsnt
movements IN the arsenal Thirty ships of the line
and frigates are getting ready for sea, and the numer-
Gus sailors OF Hydra, Spezzla, and Impsara, who are
In the capital, are enlisted with very good pay.
CopENHAGEN. May ll.-Major General and Cham
6erlain Won Scholton, who ID gone to Washington,
is commissioned 10 open negotiations with the Gov.
eminent of the United States of North America.
ior the purpose OF obtaining some changes and mod.
ihcatlons IN the American Tariff, which are impor-
tant to the trade and navigation of his Majesty's SUBJ
jJects, especially those in the colonies.
The Morning Chronicle of the 18th says, ..The
American Minister has had several conferences late
y with the Earl of Aberdeen, respecting important
commercial relations between the United States and
this country West Indies, &c."
France and .dkgiers AT a dinner given lately at
MarSellleS to the Commander, Bourmont. he declared
that 1t was the intention Of France s.to take possess-
sion of Algiers, and form establishments Commerce,
a, well as colonies-government, perhaps, by a Prince
of France.
The Journal of Commerce SAYS, .sall the speeches
attributed to Nd. de Bournont both at Marseilles and
at Ioulon, are reduced to this, that we shall estah-
lsh ourselves at Algiers. after ve have made the cpu.
quest of it."
These conversations, these sayings, whether thew
be true, false, or misrepreeented, give much uneasi-
ness to commerce, by paralysing the little business
which still exist.
establish ourselves In that country, as General Bonr-
mont has given orders for the formation of a sanitary
administration, the director Of which is to be chosen
amongst the secretaries of the sanitary intendency of
this town, and the Minister of the Interior has CON.
hrned ibis choice.
From the Messenger des Cambres.
IoULoN, May Io.-CPrivate Correspondence. IA
report is In circulation at Touion that an English fri
gate has forced her way int AIglers, to carry ,yf the
Consul OF that power, whom the Dey Will not suffer
to depart.
From the London Courier.
We believe that the latest private accounts from Alaiers are
quite at Variance with the statement IN the French papers, that
tha, city. We understand ,ha, the approaching indIsposition
OF that gentleman's wife must have compelled them to coptin-
French papers rspsesen. the DeyT's refusal to nave "a ,ase , |" p,aee'
ToULov, May IA little American cutter arrived IN the
reads yesterday, having on board a great Rumber OF persons.
come expressly TO see the preparations for the expedition:
PErEEsBuFe, April ga letter from kisslar, in the Caucas.
sus, OF l3;h March, says that on the 18th inst. there had hem
a shock OF an earthquake, which continued 10 seconds.-Tte
ArmehIans, soizsd with terror, fastened TO prayers in the
churches; The 1 srtars, With their Muiiats, went through tho
streets and collected aia' for the purpose OF buying sheep, 70
be distributed among the poor. In the village of Andrej6ska,
TWO days journey from ksigarh, the earthquake had been much
more severe. The Armenian church and some mosques wero
thrown down, and above 400 of the inhabitants buried under
tie huts, the roofs OF which are covered with Garth. A noun
tam opened with great noise, ond one hall of 1t sunk considers.
bly,. This earthquake al ADdrejfoska lasted aine days.
faris stock Exchange, Monday May II
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ENGLAND.
The hTst topic Of enquiry relates, If course, to the HEALTH
oF THE krSe. The London Morning Herald OF the 18th, con-
tams the following announcement Of the preceding day-one
day late. than out lasu-
WINDSOR, Tuesday Evening.
The official bulletin Of to. day says
"The Kins has passed d tranquil night. His Majasty's synp-
toms are all alIeyiated"
Much controversy has token place on the suhjec, among tho
Conductors OF the London Pres. and the editor Of lie Herald