AtgeeTS.-Ine following ls an extract Of a private letter from Algiers, dated the 22d ult. :- +tte

 "TO-morrow the first of the regiments un- der orders tO return will embark for TOulon on board five vessels of the squadron, and as soon as means of transport shall arrive. the second regiment will take its departure. The sick ln the military hospitals amount to 14OO men, and those in the regimental hospitals 10 about 800. We have -four in store for two months, and large supply of brandy; we are provided with forage. and the markets are well stocked with cattle. Several vessels have been sent to Naples to procure straw for soldiers bedding. Every man, when the rainy season comes on, will he sheltered in the houses, and stabling is preparing for all the horses Of artillery and cavalry regiments. |" short every practicable precaution is taken 10 preserve the troops. We however expect 10 nave many more fever cases next month than at present. The Commander-in- Chief nas announced to the army the benevolent in- tennOns of the King towards tt. The troops are gratifed by the assurance that his Majes- " relies upon them with the same confidence that they place in him. A sad accident has just happened at the old powder magazine 0f the army. The transfer was very nearly nnlshed, when one of the workmen, perceiv- !ng that some few grains dropped between the of the floor, attempted to take l part Of it up, in doing which. he struck spark