Alexandria Daily Advertiser

NEW-YORK. November 24.

Good News.

Captain Hodges, who arrived here yesterday from Leghorn, informs that he left Tangier bay on the 12th ultimo, at which time the frigates New York, John Adams, and the schooner Enterprise were there. Comd. Morris, was then at Tangiers, for the purpose of adjusting the differences between the United States and the emperor of Morocco, who was also at that place. The commodore has sent in his proposals relative to the exchange of prisoners, prizes, &c. and the probability is, that an accommodation actually took place, as the brig, which was appointed to convoy the American vessels 20 leagues to the westward of Cape Spirtel, was ordered back off Tangier bay, and the fleet desired to proceed, having been called in and laid up at Tangiers, with an assurance that there was no danger to be apprehended from the Moorish cruisers, they Dispatches for our government were put on board an American vessel by the above brig containing the particulars of the above negociation.

Captain Hodges contradicts the late report of several American vessels having been captured by the Moorish cruisers.

According to information obtained by captain Hodges from commodore Preble, it is almost reduced to a certainty that Peace has been concluded between the U. States, and the Emperor of Morocco.