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cruizprs. The Consul of the United States
is said to have endeavorpd to become a
mediator between the English and Alger-
ines, but with what success it does not ap-
pear. Accounts from Missina, of the lSth


Feb. posted at LIoyd's on the l4th March,
announce the capture by the Algerlnes OF
20 sail of vessels off Sardinia, and it was
said they had strong squadron in the
Archipelago, near Gambia. The Spanish
prisoners appear to be well treated. and
to be allowed the whole range of A'giers.
The Dey is also said to have ordered an
allowance of five sous day to such as
worked, in addition to an allowance paid
by the French Consul NJ I. q. Post.