

 .Algicrs.-The following information respecting the city and Dey of Algiers, may be acceptable to our readers, as by this time the Trench may have made the intended attack upon that city, and probably taken 1t.

 From tte .N. '. saduerstser.

 S1he following is a copy of q letter from the Mediterranean, written by a person who has lived a long time at Al giers, and whoisaequainted withitsenvi- fons, its fneansof defence, and resources:

 "Algiers is like an amphitheatre. but forms a triangle; one of the points is washed by the sea; the other rising up towards the land forms another point, at the extremity of which is the new palace of the Dey, called the Gas ha. The town is commandedby a fort called Fort Emperor, which sweeps the plain Babazon.the town.and the Gasba. The star fort still marked oh the sever ! ! |. ssissPs, exists no iionger.-From the garden of the Dutch Consul. and inc country that surrounds the residence of the Swedish Consul; the eye oyerlooks e 5,