FOREIGN ARTICLES.

FROM THE MEDITERR.1rE.as.
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FROM THE .MEDITERR.lTE.4f


Il irlrnd has transmitted US the fol
lowing information, under da,e of Leg
horn, Oct I3.


The Eric sloop of war had just arriv-
I'd from a cruize of or 10 weeks off
Cape de- Gait and the Barbary Coast
She touched, In CO. with the Franklin,
and u States at A,9iers, Tunis & Trip
oil, and left the former vessel bound to
Syracuse, and the latter as high up as
athens. At Algiers the plague was on
the decine, as was learned Of MIR. Boel,
vice consul on the contrary, at Tunis
symptoms of the plague were just making
their appearance.--As lripoli it was
healthy. The BarbaIy powers it was
said, sometimes exhibited symptoms of
discoutenr, but the occasional appearance
of our squadron before their ports, rem
dered them respectful. Ii was fact
thar the American corsuls were more
respected and independents than those of
other natiens. The Erie was 20 proceed
from Leghorn on the following day the
Peacock was. at Marssilles, with MIR
Shaler. The squadron was expected TO
rendezvous in short time at Syracuse
or Messina. ~. Z. Ner. I'D.
.Ertract s letter frsns CaLais, Saturday,


Oct. 81.


Arrived the 10TH and 3dlregiments,
lust in time to embark and get out of the
harbour. A young woman of resPecta-
bic appearance was with the 2oth,G was
stopped by the gems d'armc. Il appear.
cd that she was tbs daughter of the Mayor
of some town, and had come away with
one of the soldiers of the 2oth, and her
father had applied to the Mayor of this
place. she had on an Engilsh bonnet
and pelisse, bur she was recognized &
finding she could not embark, she threw
herself into the sea, being just after high
water, but was got out anve, and is safe
and WE'LL"