The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-17 00:00:00

Greece and of the cause of humanity and civili-
zation, with the utmost anxiety.

The news received some time since, through
Paris, by the Telegraph from Marseilles, of a
peace having been concluded with the Regency
Nr.
of Algiers, has been confirmed by the arrival of
Dispatches at the Admiralty from Sir ilmtitY
NEALE, our Naval Commander in Chief in the Tde-
diterranean. We rejoice to find that the inference
which we drew from the Paris news, as-to this.
result having been brought about without"blood.
shed, was well founded, and that the relatives al
the brave men who formed our blockading force
have been spared the agony of mourning for the
many husbands, fathers and sons who must have
fallen the victims of a conflict that could not have
been otherwise than most sanguinary with the Bar.
barians. SirHARRY B. NEALE having on the Roth
of July made preparations for the attack upon
Algiers, "the Dev-, instructed by the me-
morable result of a similar visitation of Pri•
ash thunder, under the direction of Lord
mount, opened a negociation, which terminated
on the following day by the submission of 111'
A lgerines to all the terms dictated by the 1-:itish
Admiral. Whilst we rejoice that this war has been
concluded without bloodshed, we cannot hut c%.
press our regret that the barbarous pirates of
Algiers have been left in possession of their de",
from which it is to be feared that they *ill, with
renewed audacity, continue 'to vex Christen-
dom until the Europeans Powers shall at
length be provoked to their utter extermins"
Lion, or at least to their final expulsion, from their
strong-hold, and the utter demolition of the got
of their- atrocities. We stopped the Press yes'
terday briefly to notice this event iu a Second
Edition.

,
We have received Ba!timore and Philade s
Papers to the 20th ult. It is stated in these
papers, that it is reported at the Havannalt that a
considerable French force bad landed in Sault
Domingo, from Martinique. A Spanish frigate
and two small vessels had sailed for the purge
of intercepting a Colombian squadron reported to
be in the vicinity of Pensacola. The following
are extracts :

PiIIT,ADELPIIIA, JULY 16.—The Congress at lOC°
has issued a decree, declaring that Don Augustin de Inabble
shall be declared a traitor from the moment he may, appear it/
any part of the Mexican Republic. AU persona favoqing his
return are also to be declared traitors.
" A letter from. Curacoa, dated June 24, states, that coi.s
derable quantities of -pure gold have been found in a Wing
near Aruba, and large limps have been dug from the cliffs

each side.
" The. Salem Gazette mentions the revolution which Well
place at Maranham (Brazils) on the 4th of June. Seven P°.
sons were killed, and a great number were wounded; in°l
the killed was a brother of the Governor of the Province.--;
Disturbances are also stated to have broken out at Carol
other northern provinces. These insurrections are represent'
to originate with the natives, in opposition to the exist!nti
vernments and European Portuguese."

Accounts have been received from the 'War
nab to the 10th ult. The following are the o'l4
particulars of any interest :
" The Colombian squadron is supposed to be still at re 2:
cola, and the Spanish frigate Sabina, corvette Corobohof
Voluntario, and schooner Condor, sailed on the Ist lug" 4)11°•
,
tercept them ; some suppose (and so says rumour) t.ll° "

fleet is destined to San Juan de Ulloa with sopplies. 0
" We have no direct communication with Mexico, an" n„„
cessation of hostilities at Vera Cruz is laoke for. The lin
from the Castle is continued, but it seems confined 0 idlej,
hours. At a distance the appearance 6f the City is uncbange
re
" Here business is languid beyond exam
the spires all resisting shot and shells. ad
ple—no a -
the produce of the island, and but little inducement oor wito
hither produce. This place is not unusually f 65
season of the year, and the fever is almost exclusively ou
to the shipping, and strangers unaccustomed to the elfin' oar of
" It was rumoured on. the Ist inst. that a large... .1"7. il•
French troops had been landed at Samana, St. Dorall'a-
was not, however, generally credited."

/ MO °I
Extract of a letter from the agent to .0.-•
apt Cadiz, dated (27th of July :—The Vice from
UPERRE, on Saturday, arrived off this Pc!,rt‘„ries,
Brest, in the Trident, 80 guns, with some innoi
brigs, and schooners, and was joined on Suilop;
_by part of the squadron which had been 6e oa
here, and proceeded to the Ilediterranenflt•
Monday. The French call this squadro9 res.
ciart re d'Evolutions. Their nominal object rc, the
14c_le.zvous at Toulon, there to be received ').7(iron
mister of Mariue from Paris. -The,"s(l6:
consists of the Trident Vice-Admiral. per-
80_ guns; St. Petri, • [tear:Admiral 434 r„ - •
lied.
OTOUlt$, 80 guns ; four -frigates,'6o
Rditto, 44 guns ; several brigs:and scliatweiiirth'
Yesterday being.the Anniversary of the. Oil;
day of the Duke of YORK (who has 'Tog li,titio
pleted his sixty-fnit' year), the Stibscrl 0,0
houses, the Theatres, and the dwellings 7rdli.
tradespeople of his Royal Highness, were, II)
anti), illuminated, chiefly
Stars, &c. I itell#
with the letters'
Cl le
The Duke of GLOUCESTER has left 0443
ham within these few days, having °II:0'1'91
there. his usual time, 'for about three `-tooeu
which his Royal Highness has been slec!: DAB
to do for some 'years past. The 110,!olities
proceeded froM Cheltenham to Lulwort" poi°
where his Royal Highness is expected to r"
about a fortnight. t 11111
Otte of the letters from BOgota, of "fieooooo
by the last arrival from Jamaica, states til3tropognote
had been ordered to proceed from Carthagena moreupoo
reinforce BOLIVAR and that a levy of 6,000 teli.
w
upper provinces of d
olombiaas to take place imnictlip4
The nuropq, ALLEN, from Liverpotol Key
vannah, was totally lost the 14th of June on then dsll/"
crew saved. The cargo was also saved, but w
• state, anti sold for 40,000 dollars.