The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-02 00:00:00

the Turk

we could, in doing so, admit. that the American
President has evinced unbiassed and generous
feelings towards us.
After referring to the negociations which have
on upon subjects of high and delicate
irteret::ing between the United States and Great
Britain, which had terminated " in the adjust-
ment of some of the questions at issue won
satisfactory terms, and the postponement off.
others for future discussion and agreement;,'"
Mr. ADAMS mentions the payment, by Great
Britain, of the sum of 1,200,496 dollars, as the
indemnity awarded by the EMPEROR of Russia,
ir . her, was stoppi
The Osser
under the first Article of the Treaty of Ghent, the following
left that port
which he says, " has had the happiest effect brigantine F,
in promoting a friendly disposition, and. in soften, Malta to this
Cape vassero,
ing asperities upon other subject of discus!-- board. The 1
as ballast.
sion." We regret that Mr-.. An.eloo had notT;
ri Neapolitan bri
stopped there, but he adds a specious' com-• who sailed fron
. end of October,
pliment to our magnanimity, as a croak to re- and carried in;
iterate the charge against this country of its cargo, and thoi
"hip which has
wrongs,- which is quite unworthy of the Baer 'that the Awstr
rican President after the more than amplk andtsailonngselito"t"
reparation which has been made for them,
into Syra. 7
any were committed. The Convention a' allies confiscate
' ceived this m
Commerce bet Ween the United States and Great- sinlilar fate, wl
Ifah and were
Britain will expire in October next, and it ap-• ,_theY were eng
'-'nehrane. - a
pears- that two Conventions for continuing them
5,200 additic
in force were concluded on the 6th of August
-Lisbon G
last. The proceedings relative to the boundary
line are next adverted to. Two of the three,' of the mean
Commissions., to which this question ire its di& . credit of th
ferent bearings was referred, have terrniiiattct
their labours, one by entire, the other by partiall ter security, 1
agreement. The third Commission has finally cern :

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respecting
by the Gre

public
TheurGeciefannreeral
diintereet7s in
by the let article
ecestian:ated at
disagreed, and the question remains for the de-.
cision by an Arbitrator to be chosen by the two' meetingi:ou.. of the 2;
Id be au Ins
Governments. s
in the form speci
The Judi •
. annuli
The unfortunate disputes in the State of
Maine are also in train for adjustment; but • nbtin klcrifi:e
tatablislm t s ;
while so many subjects of _high interest to the
is
fliiee,:ur
friendly relations between the two countries have
been so far adjusted, Mr. ADAMS observe*,
" that it is matter of regret that their views, re- "
at
the ofealthe ne
specting the commercial intercours • between the 67 that in the,
United States and the British Colonial posses-' on y tehdt
t4tho tbar
e i
sions, have not equally approximated ,%o a friendly above,mentioned
• bought their h. •
agreement." After detailing the who le state of shares are a al'
500_ non, ofl
the question, and exhibiting considerahle sore- ' be jou° rks: tin
kept in reset
ness of feeling on this tender topic, he, says? 7vhhoicib is there gel
" that the British Government have not only' GeneraleAtasstblil
declined negociatien on this subject, but by the ' it:,ll these advanY
principle they have assumed with reference te-it . guanineltsteewthhieth tl
have precluded even the means of negociation.r! rogneta_ntitne this esta
He then makes, however, a remark, which 1cad5:...,_•70 degree ol
7,71: y its enemies
US to suppose that the United States will "
perienPearophrimetors a
attempt to regain this beneficial trade by some`, airetu
Ylvi t 14, —eats he any of
reciprocal sacrifice to other commercial interests" ?,erienceil similar
though they did no
of Great Britain, for he says, " it ill becomes the time will prove all t
, , .. the moment in t
self-respect of the United States either to sotto- 'in it, and th 'w•
hoe
~ e tumi
gratuitous favours, or to accept as the grant of e dean 'lone before.
nee of which is
favour that for which an ample equivalent is er- that the new rg
5C),°00 refs fP °j petted ; but it remains to be determined by the reit, becalmea ohr
01
respective Governments, whether the trade shall B:rai'ded, fund. By t
r for till the is
be opened by acts of reciprocal legislation." to the 29th of Feb
delay the
Having thus hastily alluded to those parts of .h. a,' from Jan
res so
the Speech which relate to ourselves, we shall the Genehraluld not I Asseml
only remark that Mr. ADAMS appears to be on this subje ct.]
...,-.
excessively anxious to draw closer the ties of . From the Ne
amity which subsist between the United States North
and Sout
and France. He refers to the origin of their jutrona°3l THE BRAS
political relations as coeval with the first years of itr did wa
not it'll' eetdilwel
American independence, and seems to court thea u
poet.. /h....,
...Ca diseussio
"tate° and pr
return of friendly feelings from the French Go' the Empire if
beiii,..,_,_ • os.i
vernment. He pleads too fur the payment of majet—chisa,
.the mi
their claim on France in rather a sneaking spirit
phrighlY apprai:
of adulation of her glory, which is not, we think/ mini t? the war to
cation the Dept
less contemptible than likely to be unsuccessful. ik
e treeivectiotter from put
The financial prosperity of the United States,
leave
'tstaNtcew IrA7
though checked in the beginning of the late year, whicelithheadcounotryth il
is advancing, and it appears that great and ion- 'believed that some o
• f .., a°4 Sr.BART
portant progress is made in the redemption o soli, from
her debt. 'We might advantageously take a Ler had put into
. uer, „Dd."
the
el
subject, of considering the sum appropriated for e llri, r
the redemption of debt as part of the yearly ex' Every thinftg°: COL,
. Boi. quid!
penditure, for which sufficient ways and means ,Cone
ittion. Prar 11
must be found within the year.
The Roston_____
,that it is vinuoure
appointed Mini.,
:to supply the play

The American Papers which reached us last
night came down to the 12th December. They
are barren of interesting mattor, We ~,Mein
the price of Stocks :

Vice-Adiniral
arrived, this for

,turn from his r
EDWARD CoDR