The Algerine Cruisers.
(Froin the AMinorra lDianr, Sept. 2.) The Governor of this island has receiCved a cmitnunication from thc Datch Consul, the contents of wlhich are as follows:_ Netherlands Consular Office in the Blalearic Islands. Rear-Admiral WVolterbeck, Commanldant-General of the squa- dron of the King of the Netherlands in the .Mediterranean, infbrms mc under this daV's daLte what I here transcribe. O(3n board tiA Netherland Majesty's ship Holland, in Port filalon, August 31, lS24. Sir,-lHaving arrivet' in this port, I hasten te ittform you, that by an order of his Netherland .lajesty's Minister for Foreign Affairs. which reached( roe in the Bay of Algiers on the lWlth inst., I shiall be under the niecessity of confining mvself to the protectio:i of our own cotrnerceand sh;pping. Although I take for granted that his Majes- tv's (;nvernment atnd that of his Catholic AlSajesty havc reciprocally r ommunicated to each other the motires and grounds of tl1;F occur- rence, yet I deem it necessary to apprise you of the same, atnd to re- quest that you will cotnitinicate it confidentially to the (;overnor of this Island, or to any other authority that you may think proper, that thtey may take their menasurcs for the secttrity of the Spanish comrnterce antd shipping, atid guard against aniy unexpected attack frorm the Algerines, who, after the treaty concluded with thic Eng- lishl, will certainly lit ortt thcir ships ofsvar. (Signed) " WOLTEMRBECK." All wthich is made knowin to the public, that the merchants nmay take such precautions as they nmay deenm necessary sor thcir 8e- curity. By thc Governor's corotnand, (Signed) J. Al. BEN ITEZ, Secretary. TIlE. ~*II,;El?LVE (-'t.'ISIEIRS Till, IIIIRR __Y