The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-12 00:00:00

SPURTING INTE L LIGE VUP.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.
TUESDAY, JOLT 11.
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On the Roth Co P 411 TE applied thoProvi:innol
Government for t+so frigates, %Hell note immorli.
ately granted. Pasworts, for his voyage to tit. United
States were asked of the Duke of Wsta.t,taTn,t, and
the re-ult of that request *ill be seen by the follow-
ing letter :
!

COPY or A LETTER TO 'COUNT LIGNOV.
I 1,1,1•11,11!rts, 2Ft.
11 otrst LI:II La COMPTE,—I ha►e h.id the honour
to receive your Fore'imies's letter of the '2s;h. I
have alroskl) vritren to the Commissioners named to
treat with the Allied Powers for te,ace, upon the
propositino for a saspensin❑ of hostilities; a reply
which your I'trelle•ery has and to which I have
nothing to add. As to what tepid% a passport and
protection for Nalvderin Bonapiiie to go to the
United Stites of America, I most inform your Ex-
cellency that I have no authority from my G.,voro.
meta to give any sort of answer whatever to that de-
mand.
I have the honour to be, Monc. le Compte, with
the highest consideration, your obedient servant,
(Vigo d) W ELIA NICI I ON.
VICIVRT Or THE A lIERICYN3 OVER THE ALGE.
RlNES.—Accounts have been received from Carthia-
gene of the defeat of the Algerine fleet by the Ame-
rican squadron under Commodore DEcArutt.
action which took place on the 20th of June, lasted
two hours. The Algerine frigate Metoura, 4) guns,
is taken, and carried into Carthagena. She was
commanded by. the Admiral of Algiers, who was
killed. Next morning, between one and two o'clock,
another Algerine frigate was driven on shore by the
Americans, near St. Xavier, three leagues to the east
of Carthagena. The crew escaped on shore, and
were pursued by the Spanish peasants, who had
taken sonic of them when the accounts came away.
A corvette was chased, and would probably be
taken.
The intercourse is now, we understand, perfectly
re-established between this country and the neigh.
bouring parts of the Continent, and notice to this
effect was given ) esterday at the Post-office.
An additional Batch of Knights Commanders of
the Bath is expected to make its appearance immedi.
itchy, in which will be included all the Generals and
Officers commanding Be igades at the Battle of Water-
loo.

! The Packet List made up daily at the Post-Orlice,
• London, has this morniti4 (July 12) ifte following
paragraph :—" The Mails for France will in future
be mule up and dispatched as hetofoie."
CODY EXCD ANGE, JULY 12.—ILiving but few
1 buyers at Market this morning, the prices remain
. nominally as on Monday.
SELECT COMMITTEES.—For the information of the
public, and to correct an error that Committees can-
not sit dining the adjournment of Parliament. we
have to state, that Mr. DAVIES GIDDY moved on
Thursday for leave‘for all the Committees to sit, in-
cluding those on " The Gauging for the Port of
London Bill," 44 Meadicity hi the Metropolis Bill,"
44 Donation Bill," tte.
The Officers, Non-Commissioned Oilicera, avid
Privates of the Frist Battalion Coldstream Regi-
ment of Font Guards, have unanimously agreed to
stop one dap's pay each, for the relief of the wi-
dows and orphans of British soldiers who fell in
the memorable battle of Waterloo: Ou the 18th of
June 1815.