The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-28 00:00:00

AMERICA.

Tire 'New York Papt,rs of the I th nit. which

Ive announced yesterday, have been succeeded by

The arrival of others to the ist inst.

The den:o-

trek papers charge the British with hovering

about their harbours, to put in practice the right
,of search-; this, say the Editors, they would not
have dared to do,- they "not been aware of
The .success of their arms on the Continent of
• • The federalist Papers that the
33ritish never gave tip their right of search, and
ire at to eXercise it pn the high seas %vhcre-
-e-.-er they think proper. SOme misehievons
• spi-
t their opinion -that the •English will
I.ccond the etiyrrs of the Indians already in open
trar with Amclica. Whilst this s!•i! it of ani-
mosity prevails in America row ink England, some
-of the journals are boasting of the flourishing
_siwe nt tlieir commerce wit,i this country. For
the trice days preceding the 30th of August. there
-arrived ar New York from sea, 75 ships, I I hrig-i,„
.27 schooners, and 12 sloops ; of this itainher 12
came from ports in Great Britain- and Ireland,
'and 4 from ports- in France, the remainder Were
princip-ally Trout the West India Islands. Esti-
mating those from European ports to have brought
earl:oes invoiced, at 50,000/. sterling each, which
is sulinpsed to he a fair estimate, the revenue
Achich would accrue must he great. The Govern-
-Thent of the UnitM States are exerting their ut-
most efforts to increase their navy. Several new
ships of different classes have been put upon the
stocks within a short time, and the Franklin, of
-74 guns, wa's launched from the Navy-yard in the
port of Philadelphia on the 21st of August.
The New York Cottr;er of the 22d of Atrust,
'gives a lamentable account of the state of public
credit in' America ; it contains an official notice
by Mr. DALLAS, Secretary of the Trelsnry, dated
Treasury Department, August 15. The object is
stated to he '' to contribute to relieve the coun-
try from the embarrassnients produced by the want
of a national circulating 'medium, and to secure
the operations of the Banks with the Treasury."
.'t Ist, A list is given of Banks whose notes are not to be
received in payment of any taxes, duties, or other payments
to the. Government, on account of- the bankers having
teiy ,teelared tluy would receive none of the American Trea-
s,ury Notes at par.__

2fl, A lone list of Bankers who would .zive no direct
Ammer to :qr. Dallas, whether they.would receive the Trea-
sury Notes or not."

We have been fArottred with the following
from the American Consulate General :

23, Cliaries-street, Westminster, Sept. '26, 1315.
R. G. Beasley, Esq. Consul Genoral of the United States.
Sir,—l have had the honour of receiving from Commod4re
Decatur a letter announcing the conclusion of peace between
the United States and the Dety and Regency of Algiets. The
following i san extract froth the letter, which I requqstyou to
make public, fur the information of the persons to whom it
refers, in such manner as you shall think proper. I am, with

considerati(in, Sir,

Tarr very humble and obpdient servant,

JOI-IN QUINCY AIMNIS.
rNtract of a Letter front Commodore STr.mt EKDESATvit to Mt.
A DAms, dated United States ship Gucrriere, at ea, July 11,
1St?) :

Upon our arrival off Algiers, a negociation
'was opened oil hoard the Gnerriere, and finally
concluded by a treaty of peace within twenty•four
hours., treat:, expressly puts
_an end to any
claim of tril;ute, either in the shape of presents or
uny other manner ; and in it the Dcy engages to
make compensation for American property cap-
toted ,:nd detaii:ed since the war. This stipula-
tion his already been carried into effect, and the
money and effucts placed in the bands of the Con-
sul. captive citizens have also been released.

'' I have the honour to communicate this in-
telligence to you for the information of our mer-
chants and masters of vessels who may be in E.
land, and who may now enter the Mediterranean
withont danger of being molested by the cruisers
of Algiers."

MAILS.
Dve—l France, I Lisbon, I J-Tarnhurgb, I Holland, I Dub-
lin, I Write' ford.