The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-03 00:00:00

CITY Al3D1t1113:

When they arrived nt Carlton-house, the Ad.
diess was read by the Recorder; as follows

Te his. Royal Highness the Prince of Wat,Esi Regent of the
'United liingdoni of Great Britain and Ireland.

The humble, dutiful, and loyal Address of the Lord
Mayor, Alderaten, and Commons of the City of Lon-
'don; in Common Council assembled.
May it please your Royal Ifighnvss,

We, his Majesiy's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, KO Commons of the City of London, •in
Cam Mon Connellaseetubled, most humbly approach your
Royal Highness for the purpose of tendering our heartfelt
-.Congratulations on occasion of the recent victory obtained by
the fleet under the command of Admiral Lord Viscount Ex-
mouth before Algiers, and ninon the consegnent conclusion
if a Treaty dictated by yimr Royal Highness, and manifesting
a disinterested generosity peculiarly worthy of a British
Primer..

Accustomed to contemplate and admire the vigour of
Councils,, and the...victorious efforts of British heroism,
in aid of the cause of justice and humanity; and of late
years estiledto these reflections by the splendour of Juilitaly
triumpliPtwe hail with the highest ii,icisfaction the late con-
vincing proof that the spirit which animated a Howe, a St.
Vincent, a Driuian, :and a Islelsoo hatt:tieseended to 'their
'successors ; and 'that' to her ilavy;--the.pecriliur defence of
'Britain—she andcr Providenee,to%dife the protection
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'of licr'rigihti, and the avengetiient Of her wrongs. •

In conl;,rrotillating your Royal Highness oh this great.and
glorious eretit, we, with the Nohl 'e,Corontatole of the Ellie.-
41ition, desire to giro the glory. where it it pre-Cali:lei/6Y; due
and while we r aticipzite in the general joy occasioried'hi the
It 1;01444 to reason a ferocious Gituifistount, and destruyit4
fQr ever, the horrid systen; of 4htistiattlil4vety," to.honour
Lint sad his computions iu arras, sts iti.6iitituents.ht effecting;

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gracious ptittiosri of 'that Is'torer who hath
taught their, ",ihoid, to {VFW, And" their "fingers to fight:"

We highly appreciate t!►e justice of your Royal fi*hrtes4
in the promptitude %vitt, which you have conferred lid's:oar:l4le
distinctions un , the Noble Commander; sand several of the
Officer: engaged in this most arduous service: in efilidtict so
hononralde to yOur Royal Highness, and In further tew.rd-
ing such distinguished merit, your Royal :lighness the.
Legislature will, we are peistiaded,be fulfilling the wishes of
a loyal and grateful peOPle.
That under your Royal Highness and your deliendanti the
blessings of our happy Constitution may, to Ilia lateq poste.
rity, be continued to t • is Kiogdoot, 'is the earnest prayer of his
Majesty's faithful citizens of London.

Signed by order Qf Coot*
WOODTIIOAPE.

To :which Address his Royal Highness was gra-
ciously pleasid to return the followingAtiswer
return you my manliest thanks fur you! congratulations
on, the signal and deLisire SUCCeiS which has attended the ope-
rations of the fleet under the command of Admiral Lord Vis-
count Exmouth befoio Algiers: • •

In no instance have tliejudgment and bet o;sm of a Br'iti,h
Commander, and the undaunted spit it awl determination of
British officers, seamen, and warints, been more eminently
displayed, •

%ictory with which it. pleased GO.l zthnighty to bless
then exertions, and the conditions of the Treat/ of Peace to
which It instantly led, tould not fall to he peculiarly grate-
ful to the feelings of u bravo, humane, and free, peuplo.
I have experienced the highest satisfaction In manifesting
the just and deep sense which I entertain Of the sorvices ren:
dered, not to this country only, but to all the Christian po-
tions of the world on this ever memorable occaition.