The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-16 00:00:00

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Kt I.En—Mr. G. 11. A. rococke t
WuuNut.s)—Xlr. A. S. Spites, Nlidsiiimian, low. r jaw.

INFBMNAL.

P. Bissett, Lieutenant Royal Marine Ar-
ry.
woumstis—Solirs Foreman, Lieutenant, slightly; Mr. G,
novas wain, slightly; Me. Nlorgror Hoiiiiins, Clerk.
~verely ; Mr. Jaunt's Barber, Mi,l4liiinuan,
James M. Cross, Midshipman, slightly -; Mr. J It. Aniltervs;
iiishii•mais, slight ly. .04igtsol1) Exmotoriii-

.licinaratiabun of the leser►trli'm in the'Nele of ifigiers, in

the-dint:44 of the 97th diurfust,

*l;tl;ge frigates of 44 gusts; 5 large: Collette', front 24 tf
:10. clop; ; all the gun and niurtt‘r-ho its, except seyint, SO de-
stroye,i ; lueelialit brigs and sclinnorti; "zi great
nomber of .loan vessels of various dtscrip•tions; all the
poitimms, &c. siore-liposes and ar+enal, with ,11
the timber and various marine articles, destroyed in part ;
great mane cnn-earriag.es, mortar beds, callks, and ships
stores of all Irv:69ooos.
E.X.NIOUTII..

flu rfritanuie NiaJesty's ship Queen Charlotte,
Algiers Bay., astle Aug. law.
Str,—Por your atrocities at Ilona, on defence-
less' Chrktians, and your unbecoming disregard
to die demands I made yesterday, in tit enable of
the Prince Regent of England, the fleet Undeerny
orders has given you a signal chastisernent, by the
total destruction tif your navy, storehouses, Lind
arsenal, with half your 'batteries.
As England does not war for .the destruction of
cities, I am unwilling to yonr personal c„0-
ties upon the inoffensive inhabitants of the coon-
try, and .1 therefore offer you the same terms, of
pence which I conveyed to you yesterday in my
Sovereign's mime ; without the acceptance of
these terms you can have no peace with England.
If you receive this offer you, ought, you will
fire' three guns, and I shall consider your not
making this signal as t refusal, and shall renew
my operations at my own convenience.
offer yon the irbove terms, provided neither
the British Consul, nor the Officers and wen so
wickedly seized by yoo from the boats of a British
ship of war, have suet with any cruel treatment.
or any of the Christian slaves in your power. a,ud
I repeat my demand, that the Consul, and Officers
and Men !tidy be sent Off to me, conformable to
ancient 'Treaties. 1 have, &c.

To Ms flightless the Dey of Algiers.

Queen Charlotte, Algiers Ray, das-. 30, 1816.

GENERAL NIJMOILANDUNI.

The Commander-in-Chief is happy to inform
the fleet of the final termination of their *trent'.
ons exertions, by the signature of peace, confirm-
ed under a salute .of twenty-one guns, on i he fol-
lowing conditions, dictated by his Royal High.
ness the Prince urgent of England :-
1. Tar aholitiuo, for ever, of Christian Amity.
if. The delivery. to WY Slog, of all slates to the dominions
of the lley, ti whatever uation they may holong, At noon,
to-morrow.

•
TO deliver also, to my flair, all mow" received hr hior
for the redemption.. 4 slaves, since: tba connuetteentent vi
tiii4 ye:sr, sit noon, also, to-morrow.
IV. Reparation has been toads to the British Consul for
all loses. be may halm sustained in convects:ace-al his coo-
tineinent.
. „ „ ••••
V. The Dry has made a public apology, In prtssnce of his •

Ministers and Officers, and begged pardon of the Consul, is
terms dictated by the Captain of the Queen Charlotte.
The Commander in 'Chief takes this opportunist
of again returning his public thanks to the Mali!
r ifs, Captains, Officers, seamen, marines, royal
marine artillery, royal sappers and miners, Ani
the royal rocket corps, for the noble support In
has received, from them throughout the whole ol
this arduous service ; and he is pleased to direct;
that on Sunday next a •Poldie Thooksgivinirb.
offered up to Almighty Gml for the signal inter-
position ot his Divine Providence. during the
conflict Which took place on the 27th, hetstrrt
his Majcstl's feet and the ferocious
mankind. nio
It is requested that this memorandum bt
read to the ships' companies.
To the Admirals, captaims, Officers, Seamen,
' Marines Royal Sappers end Miners, Royal
Marine Artillery, and she anyal Road
Corps.

QPern Cliarlutt.,, Algiers Bay, Sept.' 1, 11.10!
Stn,-1 have the honour to acquaint yoi!t.lur..,
their Lordships' information, that I hi3O.sei,
Captain Brisbane, with my duplicate dispalel:e4;
I Arn afraid that 'Admiral Milne, in the lie°
der, who hoS the charge of the originals, :el'
~•xperieriee a long voyage, the wind having
to the wet ward• a few hours atter he sailed.
Captain Brisbane; to 'whom 1. feel greatliie,
d.hted for his ettertious and the able.essistsuceel
have received front him throughont
.the whole,
this service, will be able to inform their LWOW°
upon all points that, F may have oittittel,
Admiral Sir Charles Penrose arrived 100 late
..
take his share in .the attack upon Ahiert;ePlc",,„.
lament, as urtteh'on. his account as my. own ".:
services Would hare been desirable ittiverl re

spent. ,
• , i 11 he
, .
I have the satisfaction to state, that all e
slaves in the 'city Of 11.4lieri,
its vicinity, tire embarked ; as also three littncl",4'
and tilty-st vow ihonsaint dollays-for--NaPles'3l4.
twenty-five thrinsaird live hundred, fur Sardinia. 0
The treaties dill be signed to-morrow, and I"P'
to be title to Sail, in H day nr turn.' lie re•
The,,Min4en liar %ailed for Gibraltar to hi,
rated, and will proceed front theaCC CO I.lif I)
nail' itPttiettiotely 1
woe destination, - . ' . :' ' for .the
11,
1e Albion-tvitt be retiffed at Gibraltar,'
pi ion of .2ir.Cluerles PeOrosea flak. Mos
reception Th.e—
glow I sin ill. he obliged to bring bottle withine'
have the honour to be, &c.

ExgoUll4.
lua Wilson Crolic.r, Esq. tic. &c. Adirtitalti•

FRENCH PAPERS, „
[ACCELVED TIIIS MOIINING.I

?Astra, Susr. 13.---A report la3vint; :Phre: di;
some bench of robbers infesting the Neit4""r„;
Departments, Oise, Somme and Aisne, figtir—
measures have been taken by the snperiof elti//°‘
rity. A detachment of 100 Molars were stilt to.
tiam,
Channy to make a general search about •",, 0,
Gniscard, and Noyon, concert With she 6e
clarmerie. This expedition vvas condticted wilt,
no
zeal and alacrity, and proves that there art
robbers, robbers, and that these cantons enjoy the gill°

tranquillity.
The Gazette de Thine, speaking of lbe and
on Algiers, says, that the English egrefiegeW
great losses. The loss on both sides is egielae
at /*OOO men each party. An AlgeriPe frig,34
whichhad' caught fire svas driven by the fry A 4
against the ship of the English Admiral, ,and (b)
lilted him to cut his cable, and give up the c°,11,,„ /1
for some time. The loss of ther crew. i 4
Lit about 200 Men. Lord EV-11601),W" w°l,,lntititell.
and the Captain of one of the frigate,:aeti9o; rsw
The, Dey, during- the, whole of the
from post to past to courage his soldiers.
the
To' tht. details already given it is adderttr.
Deyeut the' head
,of hie Mioisteiyf of
either for measures badly taken, or for °III 16
activity; for it appears; that whilst Lord GOllisif- •
was parleying, his fleet advanced, the-IWO v`:11
ranged, and the preparations for attecOliisbezys
SAINTE CR911., IN TENERIFFao.
Spanish corsairs lay waste our coasts,, 0111""
tl~tI,;,
whatever alms and animuoition.theY can lap
ha"' "Pot. They destroy wheteVer bc'"""
to the Spanish Government they ear.l °C.1,1%.
away. Government takes a greet many me—lirto
for the destruction of these pirates, but to
without effect. These robbers even bravVtre
attack them ; they incite the inhabit:tag tore.
volt, by spreading proclamations tentflPg leo;
spire hatred against the legitimate Govelilipt
bin they do not make any Partizans.
ortnia
The most intrepid of these Corsairs it a
r„,)
Alonzo de Barton, who commands the —5-:
Several merchants have offered,Governiu—blit
geo
tam vessels for cruising, but nothing, has

enacted conceruncg these offers. Wit'.
The cutter the Sussex was met by the ca
i :let
Saint Vincent, from &loth Auterite. To.. -. cu
, vie
in a bad state ran aground upon, the c°4lt'

crew was saved but site was lost. is
FRANC COLIIAR, Strr. 5.--b tie
ortl Tirellin
um. a
expected here in a short time tinan a visit to "1""°4
It
*r'oi:pusnts'taCtio°7l):ll4 i'n4rAll:teCeb.l4lllo'hfe tri;)enitletll,l?)risd
osvriellnsooweeessively rtview the slifirreat c°rPs """c
in the two departments of l"- Ihp 111
z she ailili"r
General Baran de Frituont will aretorrYt'a-e oi
his t"rr, which will take place in the cOo'''
next month.

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