The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-22
From the Paris Wonite,,r.

ALGIERs, July 10. The Dey of Algiers bore
MS misfortune with much resignation The day
alter our entrance into Algers, he appeared
indeed, rather cast down, but he soon recovered
and IN long conference with the Genera-in- Chief
gave him statement of the revenues of the State
and of the sums still due from the Beys of Titer
Constantine, and Gran. He then gave him some
Information respecting the charters of the prncina
inhabitants Of the town and the Regency. both
franks and Algernes, and how far their promise,
might be trusted. He then said he wished TO 10 to
France but that he would go to Paris till after
the lapse OF two months for fear of being an object
Of curiosity.
The first condition that he made on the surrender
OF the place, was, that he should not be delivered
up to the Porte. He said that if we had NOT ston
ped the trigate commanded by Tahr Pasha, he
would have kept 1t off by his batteries and that he
never would have suffered Tabir Pasha tn enter
Algers, whittier he was sent by the Sultan tn have
him beheaded. He left Algiers on the 10Th in the
morning, accompanied by his two sons-in-law 80
women, and 60 attendants. have been to visit
tne Palace OF the Dey, which seemed to be nearly
stripped of its rich furniture. | went into the "a.
nous treasury. 1t consists of four vauted apart
ments on tho ground floor with only one entrance
found each chamber there are repositories each 10
feet long, six broad, and four deep. Some were FIJI
! OF qnadruples, some Of seqnns of Venice others
contained mixture Of gold coin, among which
were Portugal pieces of 1863 francs Other reposi
tories were filled with Spanish pastres and others
with silver coin of the Regency
On 1, Ps.linent only had repositories round
IT, ne aoor was covered to the depth of three
I Ieet WIN spanish piastres. There were also dia
mond necklaces, silver vases &c When I on
tered, several men were emploved in tat;ac -.
the SILVER and gold, with shovel, and putting 4
INTO scale. which was emptied into chests con
tanning about sixty klogrammes of gold. yalned
at3ooO franks the kilogramme. Some was also
put INTO barrels, to be sent to France The coined
silver which has been found is slpnosod O., ,
70 looo cubic feet, besides chests filled with cold
bars and doubloons WIN eoiu
we we're at first astonished that the Dey should
nave ieit all ms treasure in the CITY, and not have
the thought of putting it into place of secnyitv
Inc following are the observations which he has
communicated to several persons
The people of Algiers were convinced aud .bo
Dey entertained the same conviction that the fort
or castle of the Emperor never conld H. 800 -
without building close to it another Gn,, Ie,
equally strong in order to lombard it, onorat;on
Which would have taken much time 1rss;
- the tort OF the Emperor, the Algerines tbongbf
themselves quite safe, and had taken no precautions
70 stoP .ne french alter the conquest of that for
tress: Accordingly, when the Turks saw The gnrt
which was their sole hope, blown I'D. aftera can,
monaco oil Two hours, they entirely atna,aJ
and dlscouragedj and the Dey, seeing il i'm nass;be
TO resist. sent secretary to treat P0''iOie
Now that we are masters of AI0iers 49,.
ing to reduce some negbboring provinces Jag 1-
ent upon y, OF which the principal f. Ron
division of the fleet, led by the BelIone ~ INA a
the convey the 9th and 3Jth regiments Of III rs ~
another division will take some infantrv % nns
is reported at AIgiers that part of tSo sss
d ron under Admiral Rosamel is to go to Tripo to
demand satisfaction of the Pasha for an insnI, 70
cd to our Consul 10 months or two years sso 0nef
- -
The London Morning Horald of the IN, ~.
asks, " what would Peyronnet now Give - III -.
allowed to retrace his steps' But rennorsa 20
come too late and the blood Of tho yict;ns I %s
mas 50 causelessly shed calls aIonJ r IN" no
yeance.' ior VEN
The private treasures ofthe Ducbo..
!onleme, consisting of 3,500,00O francs SaL III
S'OO,oDOJ were confscated, and sized Z, ~ ,
noment when they were about TO be taken