... I l~bap a, acu'- t-l0.; PAnt9s, JULY 13. flE English Cabinet has reniinded the Cabinet of the Tulileries that when the first. negoclation relative to the war of Algiers took place, France announced that `iia'd no other intention than to chastise the in- HOence of the Pey, giving to understand that she 'houT'j nqt send more than 10,000 men; that at another period she announced that she found ...

... . U0 1 JN l t. WlEDN.E61JAV JUNE 30, iti3o. . 1liq Majesty iert Busli y Palk at s4 veii ¢W'elock t t 'lTuestlay nmoruing. called upoun the Puke of (1t6i0t - berland, at lRew, anti, ?? by his ?? 6 Highness, srove iinto town in an open laudau, passing a ,eIinto Hyde Park ol his way to St. Janxes's, soon after a nine o'clock. A cairiage with ladies fiolowed, and ly there wias an escort oi the ...

... .ou-io l. . WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1830. It is nnw certain that the Der of Algiers is a prisoner. The detailed dispatches have been received. The treasures of his Palace will pay the expenses of tie expedition. Tie Fort of the ];meror was attacked on the 2nd and 3rd instant; the Turks evacuated'it on the.4th at ten o'clock. Care was taken not to enter.it4 'a'il was known to be mined and a tredful ...

... A . lJL7wx, SATURDAY, JULY 17, IWO3. I - a ~-S Oin TIIursdy, Chicbester ?? veiled with satullC*s; VwIidh it bms not been her portion to evince .a . . . I I I . I. . A .. I since tihe day of the funeral of our hitc e]uotvd Alo. narch, (George 111. Thc utniost resplvct was everY where shown to the memory of the departed lPrince. whose reiga has been a tenor of peaccand ti liestiC prTO- perity. ...

... )OWIP0aui~Eo jY (.f 'oatheFro.n1hPopors.) TEI.EGRAPHIC DISPATCH. STAONELI, JUNE 19V ,1 de. Bourwnont, to his E=xeilency the Minister of War. fr I)HE enemy has attacked us this ruorn- io tg in our positions.. They were. vigorously *t repulsedl and put to the rout. Their cam has fallen into our 1ands, with t pieces o rtillery and 400 tents standing, a great many camela, 4ocks of. sheep, and all ...

... A . UrA.lJULYtl2, Ili . SATURDAYS JULY 24,1030. IThe Undaufecd, 46, Captain Clifford, C.B. is ordered to Stithead, to take out Lieut..General Lord I AI a I A.nA - - A + 91 A :--ln A- lln 1-A 1I-A ?? AvImner, who is appointed Caprtain-General and Gjov- Oam ernor in chief of,,tjlL Brtsilrvncs in North ht, Amierica. lng 'rThe Barh~am, d0, Captain Sir John Louis, Bart sailed on Monday, for the ...

... ilDOUSIE OF PEI'IS. 'l ON DAY, JULY i).] ThIe Duke of (Cumberland, tile Dake of diarlboroughi, acid ?? Arundel, took til2 o'i~ths. The Archdbis/hop of Coanerbury moved that the first lheport of the Commnissioners tor Building and lRepair. iog Churches and. Chapels luc perinmed.-Ordered. Earl Grosovenor gave notice of hid, intention to pro. puse, in the next session of' Parliaensnt, a ?? de. ...

... RDal0UY11, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1830. 94 The French army advanced to the walls of Al- r gicrs on the 29th ult. and invested the castle, called Fort Emperor, after a long series of battles, in which i there seems to have been more loss of men than gloy v and lzore glor abn success. There seems as yet no, reason to 9oubt of the speedy reduction of Algiers, but c from those accidents of wind and ...

... MEMOIR OF! HIS LATE4 MAJESTY. George IN. vas born on the forty-eighth anlni- versary of the aecession of the House of Brunswick, tile 12th of Augusbt, 1762, at twenty-ibur minutes after seven, at St. James's. The Archlbishop of' Canter- , buty was in the room, and certain great Officers of State in the room adjoining, with tht door open into the Queen's apartment. The person who brought the w ...

... riwalyo 00010 I FROA1M 7,T LONON G-Z.E7'7'E. EttNFAT, Cjg:j11 y.-H011t8tl, (ilUl.,ARO, JUNE 28. t ( nI' for A!Slolrnt ingbr thr Army, for his lhte ftta. jesty ?? Georqe S/he Forttlh. sty does not require Viat the t-- tri~sfile Al Illy ,%houlh wcar -3nsg oltbor niotin- JL- ug wth thir uniforim, oil the pyrsent tielatncholy ovitstion, thtan Ibid.l cralie, over the ornamental part f the cap or ...

... DH)OUSE OF PEERS. MONDAY. JuLY, o 'heDoke ofBeaufosrlpre. ; ted a petitioin against a certain clause in the ]Beei [ill, from a parish in (iloucestershire, & alsoapetition rom the (h In is:s ansd Druggists ot the city of Bristol .gaillSt the pvcposcd inerease in the Stamps on Aledi- ?? Earlof illubscsbury presented a petition nnitheitientry, Clergy, and other inhabitants of the slco;f Wight, ...

... iIl~Doll. FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1830. M I The reserves of the Algerine expedition will iot! leave Toulon till the 10th or 12th inst. On the 25th the army advanced and detached a regiment to attack the Star Fort, a recent erection on the site of an old ruinous fort near the Dutch Consul's house; but the French miners happily discovered that it had been mined, and the troops had just time to retrogade ...