The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-06 00:00:00

'1 031 THE A:I:IIfAUCA:N PAkft 3.

. , .
[From the Halit'axChvoniele'of Amptst 5.] • .
" Adjitt.• so-Generars'olliee, inal s,
• • Molftreal„ Sul} 14, 144.-
" GENif,E.4;I, ORD'ER. -
•, " Exidellency the the Fiirces airtiounc
';to the troops ader-his eminilaiid, Ora having. the2inrit
tioir of the Arndt:lean Govii-rntiient, depa''(9.4. Colotiel Byanes,
Adjutant-Ceneral,"and Eieineiialit-Couit el Brunton,P-ruci-
sional Aid-de-Canip,.toiiiect un 'l'lttn,day:l:,st.aj.Cl:acripl:ait,.
Colone)ler, late Coiisul--tienera! of the United :Matra at Al-
giers, for the Rintose of teeiiiisideriii..; the convent:Ma for the
exchange of prisonei's, alticlt had b...ten entereAinto.on the
15th of April last, between Colonel
General Winder.and:of rethfking. whatever objertions might
be made to the due exeution ofit.
"And the said Meeting- •h••;ritig. 'taken- place accordingly,
all objections to the said' Convention were then and there
completely removed; amid the same was, on the 18th instant,
fully and definitively ratified, hy COlonel Lear, on the
.part
of the United States (he having ffill powers for that purpoe);
with a supplementary clause, be which the 23 Britith soldiers,
and the 4E; American officers and non-reoimiiis-sioned officers,
the hostages mentioned in the first Article of the said Conven-
tion, are declared to be inclnded•in that Convention ; and ate
to be released and exchanged same,lnzioner. as outer
prisoners of war mentjoth:d in the said articles, l'iotwithstaud--
. ing the exception to then, therein cot:tallied. And his Ex-
cellency is pleased hereby to direct, that this liencral Order
be considered in explanation and corifirromiun of the General
Orders issued on the I hof April, and the .2tl of.iuly, 181,1.
" EDWARD BAYNES, Adjutant-General, N. A."

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LONJ)ON,
TUESDAY; SEi!7'E3IIIER 6., 1814.

We noticed yesterday the arrival of a Messenger
from Ghent, who, we understand, is the hearer of,
no iniformation•of importance. Ile left Ghent, it
is said, on the 3d, and the Official Yankee Chro-
nicle confesses to accounts to the 31st ult. which,
however, do not eatable it to pledgr'itsclf again to
the rupture of the negociations.
We have, from the beginning, Vvarn.ctl the Puh7
lie against crediting these rumours, however
stoutly asserted. The cupidity of trade has at
present nu other source of gratification but Arhat
it can raise out of this spring. All its engines are
therefore at work upon, it. We believe, how-
ever, that there was some foundation for the
report of, a serious suspension of the negocia-
tions, Speaking front private authority, we
would say, that an important point was start-
ed; in discussion.; that the Americans paused,
and had forty-eight hOurs allowed to rout n a de-
finitive answer ; that this ans xer was returned„
and that it • was conditional, depending
.upon
the assent of the American Government, to ob-
tain which, the John Adams has sailed : that in
consequence of this the Treaty is in the mean
time proceeding upon .the other. topics involved
between the countries and that should the-
American Government yield the prOposition
Made by the British Diplomatists, it is ,not im-
probable -that, on their signifyiug the same
in America on the arrival of the John Adams,
an ARMISTICE BY SEA AND .1.410.4 D WILL INIMEDI-