PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 11.-(Fr...
The Times, 1824-09-13T00:00:00

Pows-sm ot-ri, Sept. II.-( Froin the }Ha7mpsltire 'Idle- greih. )-'Jn Sunday last his MAljesty's bomb, thc Terror. Capt. .-lrhtuhnott, returned from Algiers and Gyibraltar. Itlst froni Lisbon, in 1: days. Tbe *llo4win!- extract fromli a letter written by an of- ficer on board her (whilst under quarantiine). Comtes in correcton Of severad (If the cimrrtstanccs related by a forimer correspondent, who wrote on the momcnt that ihe aTiA;r at A!giers was concluded ._ "Motherbank. Sept. 7.-1 find by a perusal f t aour papers, since our arriva!, that the adjcustment of cur difirences withil te 1Dev ot Algiers is not represented as bciccg so satisfactory as it really Ls Our squadron wav ascrmbl-.i tu enftrce two PointsnaMitlv. anao- h gy t. the Ring of' Great Bricaict ftr the insult offered to cte Bridisth flae. at the Consul's residence and tiue restitution of the Consul of !ts Majesty in his full power; and aurhiorit'. Both these aonces- sions lhave been obtained f out the Drv. in t he lprecise, ample, azr full termus proposed to hiiu. A notion appears to have prevaile4. tilac uur Aidttiral (Sir Harry Burrard Ne_le) never internded to enforee a compliance wittl these denuettds by a boknbardmemt of Algiers, bu this is not the tact. After tibe treaty btad been signed. it wa- inti- cnated to the Admiral, thitt the Algerine Minister otf Marine (vico is a nephew of the Dev's) had dr,opped ati expresAtion of apnrehen- sion, that the Dcv would object to receive the Vice-Contsul avain hecauje he is a iFrencbicatc, and is considerecl d parfisaw of Mr. M acdonald's ; whereupon the AdImcil instantlv d.-spatchled thieHor. Captain Spencer ott shore. to tusiat Upon this poirn aisi, and to ih. t'rn the Dcv, that it lNrefused, hi itnstruct'ins evre to tal:e off cte lPro-Consul aczai aLdl that &at act would be considered bv tile squadron a- a signal for the ctttmenrene nt ot iostiiitis. Sit cu'l ti;neousIYv wVit this proceeding was a signal ttade to the squardron to p- pare for battle.' However. the Dc -v -d he did not objevt to the X'ice-Con-.ul, but only mneant to su.,gevt that it would be bot- ter to change himn fer another person. Mr. Macdonald taw a nign_ Ine partv to thie treaty, wlhicit ie a tuli recotccition on tice part ot t e Dey, of restiEutiot to hiis wowers antt aulliorits: that hc did not land to resutne hiis Nitation, wa*t a ticeasure of prudctce only, or;. giicating with the Admiral. The dignity ard consistent flrtrness or our Admiral throughout the whole affair excited ithe hitlhert admtr-a- tio n, anti wihich we shoald all hatve felt pirtud tn rupporting. liad not the negotiationt tertiiinated aniicably. I chIght also mention, a; another proof that ttiere was no fltincbirtg o:c our yiart, that the Ho,!.. Cattain Spencer was acait secct on shtre bv the Admasiral, with the treaty, E. have it sealed by the Dey. who replied thcat this foruc hid not been observed in any former treatv-neither in tie Exmouth treaty, nor in those of anY other Powevr. TIce Dev sicowed tiese *reaties to (:.ptain Spencer, but observed, that as lie now understood t4c Adriiir%l and the British Gove-ct-nent watrid be beuer satisfiedx bv hcis affixitg tis seal to the present teaty, lie would nct * h>ject, rnd he instantly did ro. He theR invited the Admiral aud any of thce oficers to comne on shere, and said hbrses and guides should be a-cohitecl to sucic a=s ccight vishc to view the country. Heseect ot supplies of flesh mcte.it truit.s &c. to the squa lron, anrd in all oticer respects showed the most friendly dispositioti totard tilis countrVr It is rathcer a remarkable circumstance, thlat the Deo stated, in tile .arly part ot the differences, that it was of no consequencc if the lBritish squadron did bombard down Lhe towlt. as the inhabitants had tocte into camps, and the Jewvs wervc auder triblide to rerpir aUl lite ,I'aruges t/et m,igcf be dIone; they we;:e permitted to trade thtere upon these tennrs alone," CO-u,ES, Sept. 8.-The squadron of the Royal Yacht Club, under Comtnodore Lord I arborntigb, are this day returned. The squtcdron sailed on Sunday, she 29:hi ut., aboLtt one o'clock, witb a fine breeze. In the evening, a ticick foe concng on, cte Com- madore made tite fog-signal to anenor, and tile sqcuadron lav all night off L mington. On lhlondav the, sailed. with light winds, but an unusutally tiick fog preveinted them frocin making the French coast till the next morning, when, on the fog cleariig, the Comtmodore and the rest ot the yachts were within two mniles of Cherbourg. On ertering ('iCeriourr, Lord Y arborough tnade the signal, "A nchor as cLtnvenienL" Oct arichoriDg, hir Lordshcip sent ashore c Itst ot tite vachts, with the information to slie FreichAdmrial that it was itle scquadron of the Roval Yacht-Club merely on pleasure. wishing to visit ttlat port, an(d to inform hicu that the dlub were anxious m pay their respects to hbins bv firing a aletst. On the rerurte of the gentlemen, the answer from the natal anti military officers in com- inand, with a politeness claracteristic of their nation, si ocitied titeir ready acquiescence. At kalt:past one o'clock lIord rarborouali maete the signal-" Prepare to salute 17 guns," which was returne1 from the fort with 15 guns. Lord Yarborough then landed, actd caUed on the Admiral, and also paid his respects to thc General, tbe Alayor, and other Authorities, and received she greatest cviil- ties. The club spent the rest of the day on sbore, mtxing with the officers and gentlemen, and received the greatest kindiness and 7- tention from all the inhabitants. On the vucceeding day thei3ao)- nor, General, and French officers waitcd on the Comrno- dore and members of the squadron, on board their yacnts, who received them with ali due res,pect and hosptlity, in return for the handsome reception given them on shorre ,At two o'ciock a review took place on shole. After staying at Ctterboucrg three days. during which the yachts were vistted by all the inhabit- antc of the port arnd its vicinity, who exprested grert deigict at the size and elegcince ef the vessels, atld the hospitable urbaflc of their ow.ners, the Commodore made signcal to weigh, and elte sAquadron hating reached the Outer Enafistead, another sictual was twisted for Guernsey, w; ere they arrived next morning atdsix a. in. 3 re- m3irnedl threc days. it comiing on] to blh, a gale of wiknd, the stilts. dron wnts obliged to remain at anchoer, jnsleselof weigghing for Jersey, and aLs stoon as it mnoderated, sariled for England. It is notorioUfs that some of the Govern.ent packets are old, slow-sailing vessels, and utterly unfit for the p1sirpoce. The importance to a commercial country like this of f-st.Sating packets is so great, that we trust the evil now complained of % ill be speedily- remeeied. The Earl of Valsisnghnwx (packet)sailed fO; "uenoc Ayeas the 26th of June; the letters bv her arrived in thisowwn last Alonday. Oa the saine day advices to the 30th of June were re- ceived here via New York. The vese l which carried those Ad'esee to the UTnited States arrived at Ballimore on the 7th of August, and the line of packet ship Arete Yesr7c communicated the same to thts port, sailing from Net York the 16thl of August, and arriving here last Monday. Thus, notwithbstanding the loss of nOie days z; ihe United States, we have received by thisvery-cirvictous route, fouq. days later intilligon eethan by the Gorcrnent packet direct--Lier. pool Adtdertiseq. d t The driver of the hackney-eoch No. 773, an1 otherS, were oit Friday hade up befose the irmmistiOners, foe do wing the" coaces il' he eguar stand dturiiig the performiances at the BnglishL pera.house, and placing them OPp"`it th do o ernteani te neighbourhood of that theatre, rdefinto vethne. C henti desired so to dat The gentlerittlis Who summoned (on teCmas siottees beinkg about o6n h codhinen) very kindly pleaded, tb;z as he had not to complain of usicivil lans'aage~ the peisaltv mlight on this occasion be remitted, on tAeir prouisiasg not lo Offhnd ngain. They were therefore ditmissed,with acattioa that, even had they beer, hired, theyw7ere lieble to a penalty ror st4rdinrg before nay other persop's door than those hirinn.