Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11
Boston, October ,.
FROM THE MEDVFRRANEAN.

Boston, October ,.
FROM THE NETHERLANDS.
Captain Nanter lately from Cadiz, in
forms" that he Understood from the A
m eri1 an consul ct that place, that in the
agreed to Indemnity orr government for
the expenses Of the expedition against
him" Its not improbable that such
Promise may have been made but that it
viii be Jjyfliet, we do notbeIeve.
[Cazcttc.
Captain Babsor, of the schooner Mary
Elizabeth, from Alicant, gives Us the fol-
ng verbal Information from cur squadron
of Tripoli, &c.
TREATY WITH ALGIERS.
Peace was concluded ON the 4th Of July
by Commodore Stephen Decatur, on the
part of the United States with the Age
rines. Conditions, all American prisoners
to be given up, and all property restored.
The Dey Of Algiers to indemnify the Anne
rican government, for the full e,ipence of
the expedition. No tribute hereafter to
be paid, and American property to be res
pected. After the treaty had been con-
cluded, the Dey seat off TO the Commo-
dore requesting of him as favour, to res
tore the vessels he had captured stating
that he (the Dcy) was apprehensive of be-
ing assassinated by his own subjects, should
he refuse to give them up, from which Cir
cumstance the Com. made a donation OF
them to the Dey.
Commodore Decatur sailed from AL
gers 10th July, and arrived off Tripoli
the 18th.
Com. cambridge arrived at, Carthage
MIA about the 18th August, at which place
were lying two schooners of Com. Deca-
tur's squadron, which were dispatched to
him by Com. Bainbridge with orders to
return to the u. States.
Com. Bainbridgc performed 5 days
Quarantine at Carthagena, and Sailed for
Tripoli to touch at AIglers.
The Aigerine sloop Of war, taken at the
sane time of the frigate and sent INTO Car
thagena, had been seized b, the Span
iards. The Dey of Alg crs sent orders for
her restoration, but they refused to give
her 10 to thcm---dificulty between the
Algerines and Spaniards is expected.
The DutCh feet were off Algi rs, con
sisting of five fr.gltss and two sioops ell
war. The Dutch Consul of Alicant, on
board CT one OF the squadron, had made
propositions similar to these obtained by
Commodore Decatur, but the Dew refused
to accept them, AID in turn made pro-
posals 81 The Dutch Admiral, which were
in a ike manner refused. The Dutch
Consul had arrived at Al.cant, being
unable 20 negotiate a satisfactory trea-
ty.
The Dutch fleet, were in daily expec-
talion Of reinforcement, at which time,
should no peace be concluded, would bor,
bard the city, ani intercept part OF The
Algerno squadron which was tut.
By Capt. Ba5son. who left Alca't, Au-
gust 81, we earn, that the Ind pendence
~, arrived at Carthagena about the 10TH
Of August, ai,d in few days proceeded
for hlgicrs. The first Y. S. squadron is
said to be ordered home. Com Dec tur
sent the Ontario Capt. Eliot,) for the u.
>. on The 9Th Of July, with dispatches
and as she has not arrived, great fears are
entertained IS TO h.r fety.
The u. s f.igate Congress, the sloop
Of var Eric, and the brig Chippewa, sell
ed up the Mediterranean with the indie
pend4nce.
The u. S. schooner Torch, 1t Chaun-
cey, touched at Alcant about tho Doth
Aug. and sailed day or twoaiterwards to
look for Com. Decatur's sqnadron-Iust
previous to her arrival, the Torch spoke
tho y. States schooner Lynx, from Bos-
ton.
Government sometime since received
from Com. Decatur by merchant vessel,
dispatches announcing the conclusion Of
Treaty with Algers, and 10 doubt stating
its terms orinciosing a copy.