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RcTSs dTflfcu III port JcolCfodJ ilOtil Liverpool. having sailed on the 18th ut. to which date we have received our rcgulariiles of papers from the l0ti', those of a previous date being on board the Vm. Byraes, which is hourly ex- pccted.

 The commercial intelligence is inter- esting. The sales of Cotton had been very extensive at rather an improve snent in pricc-and a further advance bad taken place in the price of riour and Grain, in consequence of the con tinued apprehensions of bad harvest.

 The surrender of Algiers, as before reported. Is confirmed. We give the French official account of this inpor- tant event, which will break up that nest oi pirates wiiIu, for centuries, fflatye oct the powers of Christcndom at deli ance.

 The funeral of George ". took place onthe 18th. A description of the ceremony occupies many columasof the papers. Many details. of the distresses in Ireland are given in the same sheets which contain the accounts of this pa geant, and exhibit singular contrast of scenes.

 The result of the French elections, already received, is as follows :---OPpo- eition, l9a; Ministerial, l23 Of the 2l who voted for the hostile address in tho last chamber, III have already been reelected.

 LONDON, JULY IT.

 We have the Paris papers of Thurs day. 4 ministerial paper says: .'it is said that the Cabinets of France and England have just forwarded to each other diplomatic notes of the highest importance, in regard to the oecupa- -sioa of Algiers by France. sslf the 1 new monarch of England, Says the pa perl shares the prepadieies and ieal- ! nusy of old John Bull, We have also prince who has inherited the goodness .-of Henry ", and the high character of Louis XIV,

 Another paper asserts, that the Bri- -tish Ambassador has declared that his ,,soserisslcstt would eppose lishment on the coast of Afriea, and that he has required decisive answer in the course of ten days.

 The following is an extract of q let ger dated Paris, "Wednesday evening

 ssparis is filled with reports respect ing misunderstanding between the Gov ernn,ent oi France and England, with regard to Algiers. IL is, however, stat ] ed here positively. by persons who must know, that no note has been presented l 10 the French Government by the Bri- l fish Ambassador. No Alarm is. felt 1 with regard to the intention of either ! party, but some is felt with respect to the manner iii which papers have ts- ken the matter up. The minister for inc United States did not attend if the I Te Deapa, in consequence Of the close conpexion existing between his govern ment and the of Dey Algiers.a

 CAPTURE OF ALGIERS.

 TouLoN, July Q. g2dsiray Daperre io the Minister ef .iIariae

 6sforc .algiers, Jug 3.--i assembled yesterday the naval force before AL 1 gIers. On the day before yesterday, if. de Rosalnel, for the purpose of a diversion, made false attack upon ti4c sea batteries and the Mole, as wei as upon those of the city, near the-sea.

 He renewed the attack to-day, and tllc whole force displayed itself and fought for two hours under the contlnu- cd thunder of the cnemi's guns. The supplement contains

 l. A letter from Admiral Duperrc, dated Sd July, giving an account of the false attack which he had ordered Ad- nirai Rosamel to make on the enemies batteries on the sea side, in order to distract their attention.

 }. Another letter of the same dato, giving an account of the farther opera tions Of Admiral Rosalncl.

 2. < letter fron, Admiral Duperre, dated on board the Provence, July 6, |, the following effect:

 Srn. On the ath instant. the day af- tcr the attack made by the fleet under gny command on the forts and batteries of Algiers, the chief object of which was 10 call back to the town the en- xMy's cannoniers and troops whom ] bad seen going in great numbers to the fort of the Emperor, the batteries open cd their fire upon the fort at 3 o'clock t, the soI,,ss,v 1t ten . clock lock ;astti 5 dreadful explosion, which was heard stthc distance of sixty miles, ali afousd, we perceived the fort partially destroy