The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-01 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAl'2lt.• to The Ist nft.

Nr:ry YORK, *Nov. 23.--Ar,cropy, fl.f,ro Pert..
LI a PliTiCe state, t in a gale 7)f .vitia no the. 26t
(hteber, Emperor, coriatootie`.•:
were on Cline in tl'e harhmtr stf :.+).a
Niro)4 nod olot ot tin Ora towit
ao(li,.r(!:;112 kvvre .".• -weed or blown

FROM A 1“1.TINIoRK fa' ?qr. 10.4
0)? our sicie .0P tutu', and again rerp-q, ibr

be well prepared for war is the hest ‘way to

fain peace. ,

"We have lung seen various reprirt'n rife
.ression of. the Finridas by Spain to --
Every man must cleatly see the consequeuee ~f
England being in juole.s:,,,t'of this " ton_ue of
knit." It is is' serious w,,toiog to the prop', :,,„/
government of these unity d State-, to be mi. the
alert, and to be well prepared lOr comilig disputes
and fruitless net:ociutions about the extent of the
Moridus, which border so c!)srly on'the divqteit
hints of Lohii,ina, which %re assert extends to
the Perdido. ,

"The Uoited Shites will now be nearly stir.
rounded either by the Bagiish err the'r red-Allies ;
by the English in Florida, by the Creeks in.
Georgia, by the Indian tribts, nearly all of Wants
are in the pay of England, on the Missnori, the
Mississippi, and the Lakes, by the English ins,
Upper and Lower Canada, and also in NOM
Scotia we 'therefore say, that to he we!l pre-
Vared for wu is the best way to•mail,tain peace.,'

Accounts to the Bth of November had reached
New York ftom Niagara, by which it appears
that much ill blood had been slier/it bet 'veil, the
Americans at Fort George and tin' Bririot
,tionetkOn
_the opposite side of the waster, in
Setitience of. the. British gi,ortl, w1,1r1r't...04
Gavin; directed their pieces towiirds P.m George,
11:.1 thereby endangering the lives of the. An,,ri.
cans, After n correspoudence 0‘ 1,11,:th
upon the subject, the British r
, litrly _otuinanomit p,,..propoced to investig;ite the in thee. awl
promised to prevent R recurrence of 30th ,rans
dons in future ; mesnwhile he attributed that
bad happened to accident.
kreport that the Epereier brig had been -••
by a British seventy-four, on• her re. urn Imo the
Mediterranean, b ttt beet, circolated upon th-
ieged aathot y'of advices from l'urk's Island, hut
it was ascertained to have h...en one 01 the witty
expedients daily invented: by the pitrziz
French connection, to cherish a spirit of hostility
in the people towards this Country,
It is mentioned trOm New York, under (kite of
the 26th Noreinber, that ties liririhit Irn,,ps htut
left Trinity, Martinique, to proceed by the way
of Barhadoes for England..
The Exchange ut Boston on London, was at
psr. at New York, at 5 per cent; premium; and
at lialtimore-at i-I per cent. premium.

E G Y I! T.

Letters from Egypt, of the 23th July, state,
that his Highness Alithoinmed Ali, the reigning
Viceroy, who had undertaken personally the hire
expedition
_against the Wahabee Artets, na well
for the purpose of .rectivering the Holy Cities as
for 11:111i0.141g the'obstacies which theft! maratt- •
dol. continually opposed to every channel of
tritde and coninierec both by land and sea,.
has at length terminated it with comitlige sne-
cess. After driving them from NleceA,
dicta, and the ports along the coasts of toe Red. ~,,,
Sea,.taking posscssion of their great itd,fl
till 'farabe, tke. the stit/11;.-7, hold on ,‘!,;.
chiefly depended, be hits effected their iot,l .1,•1;,st;
hy pursuing thently the remotest.
widely extended territory. , wing thus
the means of ye-opening' the long-;t,170,1..at0d
channels of commerce, he returns to his eopiol,
front which he has been absent nearly two yows,
to consolidate the adeanta!zem he hos thug 0100,41-
ed, and devote %is attention to, the ifilprovvoloot
of those amplcissources with which his country
abounds.

It is statetl, that the relatinnS ns' amity are so
strict at this moment het Vitt ii Gee
Egypt, that just preVititti t,. the of the Lt.
ter alluded to, a 151.itiiii °dicer of erz.ineer,; had,
arrived at ith.,xandria ist 'a hr•r of war, being
charged with the superintendence 14 the erection .
of two hylleattlic machines for irrigatinictlie land!.
upon the banks of the. Nile, sent as presents
froni the Wince Itegent to Nialtornmen Mi, ;tint
xrhich hare been received by hint with greit
tistaction, as it proof of the friendship :Ind eNneent
in wHch he was held'by his Royal Highness attil
the itiritiih Government.

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