Daily National Intelligencer

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22. Algiers, state of the city since the battle.--We have the pleasure to announce intelligence from Algiers since the departure of the British squadron from those shores. His majesty's ship Prometheus, Captain Dashwood, arrived on Sunday se'nnight from the Mediterranean. She sailed from Algiers on the 20th ult. and left that city in a very disturbed state. For some time after the departure of the British fleet, the Turkish soldiers and the inhabitants appeared regardless of their ruined city. On the 10th of Sept. the Soldiers broke out in open tumult, and offered to the Dey the choice of losing his own head, or of permitting the murder of all the Jews and Moors, and the plunder of the city. The Dey indignantly offered himself to be the sacrifice of their rage; but afterwards, by some largesses, he composed their turbulence. They then began to clear away the rubbish from the streets and to make the ramparts appear less ruinous, by filling up the chasms in them with mortar and loose stones. But, up to the time of the Prometheus sailing, few or no endeavors were made towards the permanent repair of the batteries. No insult was offered to the crew of the Prometheus, although the Dey more than once expressed his indignation that a British ship should remain stationary in the bay. The French papers state, that the Dey has taken umbrage at the conduct of the emperor of Morocco, whom he charges with not having observed the stipulations of treaties, and from whom he demands satisfaction. He accuses him of having favored his enemies. The Dey hopes to embroil him with the English.