The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-24 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

From American Papers last received it iiii)ears
that the , Algerines have only agreed with. the
American Commodore in the Mediterranean to
observe the Treaty with the United States, for
"three months.

NaW-Irotta, Jona 25.--Captain. Sherman,
‘arrived ut Baltimore from the Mediterranean; in-
forms, that the Algerines are still restive, and
:lave only, agreed with Commodore Shaw to ob-
serve the Treaty with the United States for,three
*tombs. 'lf a fleet is not sent to the Mediterra-
;nem) 311fliCient to attack Algiers, and compel them
'to keep the iieeice,:there will be more of our citi-
,Tens in slivery . there before fall. -Stnall vessels
are of great importance in those seas (if ordered
'to cruise in summer instead of lying in port),
lisr our large 'ships can watch the knovements of
their large sltips, hut not of their small craft. He
'remembers when the schooner Enterprise was in
the Mediterranean the Tripolltan war, that tha
approached no nearer to a sail when
ihry discovered her to-be is schooner. The En-
terprise Illatie a cruise down on the cos of Mo.
`rocco, as far as Sallee and La Nash, and iitevented
Several marauders from fitting out thate port's
against, the Americans.
Captain Brooks, arrived at Charleston, 'in-
forms, that just before he left Havannah, ati ale..
',gent tamed Spanish brig, with foUr hundred slaves',
arrived there from Africa, having bail an engage-
ment of Gallienna with a British Sloop of war;
which 'lle beet tae', after nahort action of one hour
and a till i in which the sloop of .war suffered very
severely. The circumstance had very much elated
tit • people at Havannah, as the brig was officered
and manned entirely by Spaniards."

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• The QuaaN is expected to give an entertain-
Inent, in honour of the two royal tharriages, soon
sifter the return of. the Duke and, Duchess of
"hut/026111a.
SinCelbe arrival 'of 'We fait dispatches from
pelei62,it llttri Leen reported that BU6ISTAVARTI3
(teendetected in a correspondence %vitt) some
peri;nris with a view to regaining hi's liberty and
eseaidug to Anterlea.—(Tiates.)
The Prayer for fair weather was read in several
elturches of the Metropolis, an Situday last.
. The Princess ESTERHAZY. at the desire of her
11431ISTY, took her i"tant child to Duckingbain-
House, n few mornings since.
A private letter front Munich, slated July 12,
Prince EVGRNS BRAUN/111'401S Benreely
ter quits his comitry=house, near this town.—
t ifs's 'll`criy hall the pleasure of receiving his
its`t%.,r the'Qtreen HdanNst.s..-.-The rumour of a
-*v-union at talilbad of the Sovereign Princes,'
luthieribera to the Treafy of Holy Alliance, is re-
tetred ; and it is assured that the
'lng of.BAvAtti.t, has received ininvitation to
:meet them there, The Emperuis of RUSSIA and
41"Titt4 are expected at Carlsbad before the end
of the month."
D/175LL4NGToN STArtm.—lresterdny ttoitiltig the
tittriaticiit of a.Petlestal fof a grand Statue of hit
'ate the Dote-of 4`.III,IIINOTnN, Wail laid In the
trade in St. James's Park. It is to stand 'about
fretdistant from the iron railing in frUnt
evie, 'mai. facing the Horse Civards.
,liresontertted to state, sa y's a Writing Pa-
'not the..health of the Right
Itbsa is seriously affected.
thvOling-houses were destriiyed By fire, at
(4,...._(41')%5r New Brunswick, in the eitd of March.
~tl7.torailiaront.was etciteci, as the flames. broke. out
itittst I "tut, and at one time threnteuen the
'tiptilorts part of the town. The principal
itiFterti.
ihnt s %tre—Messrs: John Bernie, James so-
'Pier William Smith-, Robert Morral, Levi
•Fraser, Berry, Wil-
aciat Lake: •••
4'4
(164'4 Jazzes Grant) and the heirs of Ni-
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