The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-06

howieoged to be equitable aud holo,,.ab.e,
and perfect compliance wi.h thera having
been promiied, no further cant. or Com plant
feemed to- exit hut ferrous and nnc x pea ed
obftacle interviewed At sthe very rno,nsnt that
the principal and primary ohieG, of the embaC
fy was about TO be attained by us. The conf.-
qrence was, that Capt. Keats, af.er fpirited
remembrance, intan.ly returned on. board
Nearly ut that, time, having by means OF fipnals
made Ivy onesof our boats afhore, received f,-
vourable intelligence, and the wind aiio favor.
ing us, we came to III anchor, and we, {, sfal,,-
led Win twen:y-orc guns, which compliment
we mnediate'yreturned. kOn the morn;p, of
the sth January allinpediments were removed
ana tne indiipeniahe demands tirft propofsd
being now Internationally acceded to, and car
ried into effect, MIR. Cartwright landed aho,
noon, and was received with the ufi,a, rnarLc Of
ti'hnction, but with unufuai Joy, for the inha-
tntants, Turks, Moors, aud Jews, dread abovr
aitthings war with England. He was pref;n
ed byCapt. Keats to the Dey, who received him
in very gracious and friendly manner, .rhs
Engliih Confu,ar Houfe was then thrown ono,,
and thus was Mar. Cartwright mott honorable
! eitahlifhed at Algiers. 80
onthe 18th, having taken in plentiful fun.
ply OF rem provihons, vegetables, &c. C,ot
l>ea's "ao ms audience OF leave, and, in the e.
ven'ns, we left the Say. The wind proy;ny f.
vonrable, we Joined OUR brave commando in
chief and the .quadron at their ANCHORAGE in
Madiasna Bay, Sardinia, early Oil the 18th of
January. ''" W
cannon conclude without expreiiinp nv full
CONVICTION, that this happy termination Of our
differences with Algiers is to be attributed ro
me zea'' JUDGMENT and intrepidity of CAPTAIN
hsats, the whole tenor of whole condut1 wac
,uch as TO extort projections of refpeet and &c.
'ee'n even from the Minifers he treated with.
at the very moment that they were reluctantly
complying with his demands. Calling To mind
'he very tenacious and irritable difpoiition of
inc Dey, blalied by pecunary considerations.
ihiiamed ALTO by theily infnuatioas and artf,I
'n,rGues Ola deignine faction, a, the head Of
"nfh rs the representative of Bonaparte. now
ertaf ar tine time, but whole ftrencth is no,,, M
'nore' II you confider thefe fay, and the many
other ooitacles we had to contend ayaina ynn
Ii r;uiean. f'N' :" '"'A
lhe'Superb, you will remember IS the 0,;,
that, IN the awful and memorable uipht of ,b4,
l2fh OF July, 1901, (having been fent = he'd b,,
me Admiral, the gallant Sir lanes Saum,rsz
hngiy opened her fire On the rear ofthe co,n,,n(
ed enemy, and caued the oieitru6fion of The D..
carlos and San Hermenegiido, of lls pnn. e,cb =.
after which ille chated, fought, and cantureJ :,
ot. AhtoH'o, OF equal force with hcrfe,f. r.
we had an opportunity of maintaining tbe hon
or OF the Briti'h flag, and we have now been N :.
means OF holiting it again at Aiciers w;rh IN.
created refPect. and dignity. After an abince
lEt nearly -FOUR years, we now naturaIlv Iool
WIN ANXIOUS hopes to that happy period wbich
VIII REGAL us tot the bofom of our friends and ~
,si'yeS, to our dear fire fiies, in the favonrre,
bode OF Happiness and liberty. q"