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LONDON, •
.S,4TURD-IY, JUGUST 3, 1816.

• We have reason to believe that there is not.one.
word of truth in the numerous reports ,staled In '
the Foreign Journals about the atrocities imputict
to the A.lgerines, the Tunisians, and the T.FiVii*-
tans ; but that, on the contrary, these States have
abstained from all hostility with the minoryower.
of the Mediterranean since the Treaties made with
Lord EXMOUTH. Nor is there one word of truth
about Ole Emperor of Moaocco having Oct!
out a fleet to make Christian. Slaves—ha has al'
together abolished Christian Slavery,

The Paris Papers, of the 31st, contain only
few paragraphs of interest, which we have tilos.,
lated.

It is with infinite satisfaction we announce,
chat a general peace now extends all over the
world, so, far. as we have any 'relation with th°
inhabitants of it. The war with Nepatil, wiiclr
has at, least given occasion to sinister rumours, if

not to untoward events, is at an end. we are
enabled to state on official authority, that on dig
4th of March the treaty so long concluded between
the Indian and Nepaul Government, obtained its
full ratification,. 'rho events which have led 10
this conclusion are its honourable to our srm6,
as the result is gratifying to our feelings':
the
season of action was indeed short for void"
five fighting. only begun at the latter end °l,
February,, and the treaty was, as wa have lila
above, signed at.the beginning of March. In
that very limited period, Invkver, several smart
actions took place and partictilarly in the I'"t,
engagement, which happened on the 2d or 31 0'
March, the enemy resisted with great braveryabout 500 of them fell in battle, and our lost
comparatively small though there is some 61011
foundation for the report which reachedthis awn'
try through France, that the Company's teeur.
had been worsted, inasmuch as ,they were,. si,etin"
derstani, in the first instance' taken by stlrPrise

(probably through some advantage of local know'
ledge possessed by the enemy), but soon recovere3
themselves, repulsed the assailants, and obtaiee4
the victory which led to the important diplornao
transaction above described.
The details of the several actions, together
Wit
a copy of the Treaty which terminated them 's°
been brought to Government anti to the 10(111;
house' by Sir GEOIIOB COCIC.RUi who 014'6
yesterday in town, having come from St. WIWI
in the Nortiomberiand.
portant events reached thTatheislialadtil tidings
June, 'and Sir (3EURGE hastened big departtire 03
, e
the "day following. We utust again express `-')
congratulations on an event which is as 41(006°5
to the cause of humanity in general, as it
ducive to the interests of this country. -

insert today the detail of some Supettur
tarsi Transactions which have taken place ill
France. It is melancholy to reflect on the extent
of huatan credulity still existing at tin era so en•
lightened as this is, or ought to be. Should this
story be true, MAR:IN i 5 not the only Ilusni°
concerned; but superstition and stoli lity Teiitig

FeAngc,t..

PORTSMOUTn, Au's. 2.—Nrrived his
1114) Tyrian front a 'Cruise. Sailed his Alkiest!y's
ship-Hope on a ctuise.-;=—Wind w. SAN%
HARWICII, AUG. 2.=•;—Arrived the Lord NCISMI,
DEAIVE, from 1-Telvoetsittys, 'kith a mail and pas-
sengers,t—Wind W.

DEAL, AVG. 2.--f-Cfttle down from the Itit►er
last night, and sailed, the Benson, BestuAtd,for
India ; Langford, Maaxs., for Malaga , John
and Ann, Russet., for Buenos Ayres. Arrived
'the Cornwallis, 1112NTLEY, 70 days from the
Cape ; Harmony, Hommel es, from the Mediter-
ranean. Remain the Liebe, PORTER, from Bata-
via Earl of Moira, PARKER, for Baltimore.
GRAVESIIND, AUG. 2. Arrived the Morgan
,Rattler, CLINCII, from Petersburg!) ; Hope,
Ci'Kettx, from Rotterdam I Alert, BOSUSTON, from
WexfOrd; his Majesty's store-ship Boffalo,Amws,
from Halifax. Sailed the Minerva,,Mmaez, for
Boston; Emily, DAwsotsr, for Baltimore ; Ame-
thyst, WIIIIART, for Malta ; Fisher, ULM, hr
liamhurgh ; Olive, OGILVIE, for dirtO ;
BROWN, for Rotterdam ; Betsey, Lawte, lor
ditto.

The pirate alluded to in the American Paperl
es having cruized of Cadiz under a commission
from the Government of Buenos Ayres, appears to .1
beve no connection with the last privateers which
Lave appeared oil that part of the Spanish coast.
letters from Cadiz of the llth ult. we learn,
that the Spanish Government had sent out the
Spanish► man of war Asia, and the frigates La
Prueba and Etueralda, to cruize against the Bite-
r°, Ayres privateers which still hovered about the
coast, and had captured five vessels coming from
the Havannah.