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WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. • CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Ncriameal )6, 1815. , A ta MEETING of the GENERAL COM MIT PEE, this day, R. bi MARTIN, Esq. in the Chair, TM Treasurers Revorted, That E.OOO Long Annuitlei 210,0c0 Reduced 3 per Cant. Annuities 60,:ue 9 per Cent.Constils hail been Invested. SAMUEL 'II4ORNTON, Esq. M. P. was added to iba Coniruittee. The Committee begs to reque:t that the return of the Sub itriptions mad' in the several Churches and Parishes in England and Wales, by the Licence of the King's Letter,an d of theDistncts, Towns and Cities of the United Xingdbm, to this time, may he advised, and the remittances made to the earliest convenienca the purpenL• of iniettment in th.• Public decUrities bearing interest. It is also earnestly requcted, that Bankers or miter Persons, Who may have received' any Subscriptions on this account, will favour the Committee with a return of ell tuck Ua, if al ready no:kW and acknowledged it: their daily aditertiseinents; the curr,ction of any errors of repert, and ilia notice of omissions (if any) are particularly cf. :ircd. Amount bf SubstrittionS a cceived and mstie at this plate td the 16th Initant A216i559 Os._ 9d. Further Subscriptions : Parish of Si. Dltwill'S, In Pembrmestii.re, • by t! 6 Rev. Will:am Richardson 9 19 0 Perith bf St. Elvis, by Rev. Francis Rees 1 7 0 4 11 0 II 0 0 Mil. Weide, Priory, Isle of Wight ParlA of Upper Swell, Won2c:tersiiire, per Rey. %num 'inners 4 S 8 At Pee, Thornton and Cd. Parisi of Neil% Mu,khan, )Sorts, irzr John Robin son, Churchwarden - • 15 1.0 0 Coat-alone ant; : , übscrtptidni ft Lei:toter, remitted by Thomas _ . Bontodse, Z•et. ..C.l - ill6 Cs. id Viz: Collections received from the ft , !krktng Paddle!, viz : 'Arns! , 7 rrr Rl'V Mr. Lievre . - 7 1 A./teatime, per Re!. Mr. lieresfurd . .• 11 2 Asf.trilbv ,pi t Rev. Mr Burnaby 4 - . 9 0 i th K,,t, HI, Rev. Air. Illnghaist . 7 0 Allemoti, R. v. Mr. Charhock 4 . 5 13 Ashby Folvi te, Rev. Mr. Wilkinstln • a 3 8 Ansty. Rea Mr. I pion • . .5 4 13 lon, per. Rev.ll4r. kddrivres • • 5 6 lie - ..by, Rev. Mr Wililosoo • - 2 2 Du: .: , ri on the V. i Ode, by Rev. Mr. Maddock II 18 Drar:totie, Rev. Mr...liatre . . 3 13 Beeby, Ret. Mr. Woodford - • 8 13 Da:kb), Rev. Mr. Woodcock . - 5 10 Wally, Rev. I.:r. Wotton - . 5 2 Dratinstone, key. Mr. Wiastanley • 23 3 Durum ()very, Rev. Mr. Thorpe . • 14 0 . liekthve, Rev. Mr. Oitter . 15 6 Etilec:on, Re s . Mr. Thomas - ' - 13 7 Harwell cum Stapleton and Marston,ltev.MtaVattam 1:3 11 Lai rutv, Rev. Mr. Easton . 11 8 Duchtning.i.r, Rev. Mr. V/1 1 / a n - • 5 12 liirN:all, ittit. Mr. Oliver a . 3 £. LarlAone, Rev. Mr. Wright • - 3 8 Dirktiter.s, Rev. Mr. Wagstaff. . - $ 7 . 11errtm and tionrrbv, Rev. Mr. Ilatbury Cmuntestliorpe, per Leo/. Me. wou ul , Carlton, Rev. Mr. Wrlybt Carlton Lierhett, Rev. Mr. Glover Colcortoti Casein . on, Rev. Mr. Minton • Croft, Rev. Mr. Rains:l • C:Atestolse, Rev. Mr. Roby Cosby, Rev. M. I . l . .n.lwasa CI:11 Newton Charch Lasrstc:s, per Rev. Mr. Hanbury 1.),.40rt1, per, Lit,. Mr. Fry • I Why Magna, Rev. Mi. Wildbore Disworib, Rev. Mr. Williams • i'mderhr. per Rev. Mr. Fry . F.:in,suLlthorpF, Rev. Mr. Cragg F.vsog on, Rev. Mr. Allinson • • V.A.tw ell • • Fo‘ron, per Rev. Mr. Vaughan • Iri.by on the Virrakei Rev. Mr. Noble I:rases/ere-I, itev. Mr. Noble • tiles Rel.:, per Rev. Mr. Thuraby t.o.Alhy, I , er. Mr. Ptak. - Wrpn Magna, R. Air. Carriage Ca:by. K. Mr Walter J. •Gunoey, P.ei. Mr. Aythorre • ti..rthorik, RN. Mr. Witlzor • Grimy:el*. key. Mr. Wi4oh Gillum tot:, Key Mr. liure,•tt Muglnce, per Ku. Mr.Coterilas • liarby, ktv. Mr. t.oi • !ionLerton, Rev. Mr. Grautham • How, }icy. Mr. Gremwood • liolwell, Rev. Mr. I.l.agbartt • Heather, Ray. Air. /Iv'dux . • Engle/cote ' Rev. Mr. Lee a R.v.Mr. blown Ilubbalieb Etowonlb, Rev. Mr. Robistseei lauon, ler k. t Mr. Peaks • lbstoek, Rev. Dr. Madam Keyham, per Rev. Mr. Gill himeote alai %Yahoo, Rev. Mr. &twits • Kirkby Mallory If.ilby, Rev. Mr. Currant:: Kirby Murdoe, Ike Rev. Mr. Throsby Kslwurth Jkaushantp, Rev. Mr. ISeretford Kirby Beaars, Rev. Mr. Noble Knigrtun, Rev. Mr. Hayton Leoghton, per Re*. Mr. Humphrey I.olitt:grou, Rai. Mr. Caine I.or g Clawson, Rev. Mr. Hoe Lung Whatton, Rev. Mr. Beer L:SW sby Mark Bosworth, per Rev. Mr. Wright Mcdbourite, R‘verend Mr. Witham. Mowsley, Itevcrind Mr. Wartnaby Meltou, Reverend Dr. Ford N'ilf kilt Id, Resent:a Mr. Bell Mi:tenon, Ittvtrtod Nit-. Ridge Vtwtou Litirortl, per Reverend Mr. Martin Newton 11a:court, Reverend Mr. Ca:ranee ):orlon by Gulby, Rote-mai Mr. IN alker V•therstal, Reverend Mr. Grcaky NabAron!' Reverend Mr. Adnute Vturnamon, ditto • Nen bold Verdun, Reierend Mr. Fricke( :olortur. Ea,t • ' t)wtoo, per Rell`rend Mr:Cram thall.y, per atvertm.l Mr. Valet:Aim Ottiatt.o.ie, Rtvciend Mr. Edelemurs P.ungar, per ilev.rerd Mr. Wagstatre Peatliog Magee, Reverend Mr. Miles l'arra, Reverend Mr. Lievre P: estwadd, Reverend Mr. Maddock QuerAinougb, per Reverend Mr. Bruxby Quotation, Ittv. Mr. Boyer lautlurby, per KW. Mr. Brown • Rtat•tiy, kev. Mr. Morgan Ronsetonej Re*. Mr. Peake to, kev. Mr. Thomas Ratby. Rt.v. Mr. Martin - • • Ravoir!cne, itev. Mr. Leis • Nev. Mr. NOrrill • switliland, per Rev. Mr. Bruits) , Stot%btui. ' Rev. Mr. Atßustin astute Cheney, Rev. Mr. Wright tetautott, Rev. Mr. Gilt , Sapcote, Rev. Mr. Harrington • bkotigton, Rev. Mr. Coleman 1:m1V/it !larva, Rev. Mr. V. alker Seatfutd`, Re*. Mr.Wagttalie ;Sett iby, ittv. Mr. Barnaby 130.1dir.gton, Rev. Mr. Humi.hrey nisby, Rev. Mr. Willan ReV. Mr. Oliver berarr•tone, per ditto • litsthern, Revs Mr. Greenwood btNit‘byi Rev. Mr. Shaw • Blitarsby, Rev. Mr. Wartnabr • i;hotapinrad, Rev. Mr. *lhorpe ttsfon, Resr. Mr. IViorgin • bui t lderd t Rev. Mn TayWc f r.: r.; . , Shuterstos, get Mr. Slagte(ot . g 9 - a Sibmn • • * 7 6 6 'Swannington - - 3 4 0 South Croton, Rev. Mr. Wilkinson 5 15 0 , Sharnforfl, Rev. Mr. Com= • • 6 0 S. Sprox ton - . - 3 19 0 Seagravt, Rev. Mr. Gut& • - 2 10 0 • Saltby - . 2 4 0 Twyford, per Rev. Mr. Grantham . 2 12 3 Thorpe Satthville, ditto . 2 1 G rhurlaston, Rev. Mr. Robinson • 9 6 5 Tilton, Rev. Mr. Wildbore - 5 6 0 Thurniaston South End, Rev. Mr. Woodcock 5 3 5 Thurnby, Rev. Mr. Allinson . 2 S 0 rugby, Rev. Mr. Bloomfield - S 18 6 L Thrirgstone - - .. 2 13 6 I hureaston, Rev. Mr. Tyson - 10 17 • Thorpe Arn3l.l !um Brentingby, Rev. Mr. Cleathing 6 2 • Witbeote, per Rev. Mr. Crags - 3 0 0 Worthington , 8 2 I Wanlip, Rev. Mr. &rise - 12 5 0 Wymondhain, Rev. Mr. Cragg - 5 7 0 Willoughby Waterless,- Rev. Mr. Miles 5 13 7 Wissendine, Rev. iVIr. Bits!!! - 6 6 6 Woodhouse and Begunno• or, Rev. Mr. Beyer • 15 6 3 Wlittwune, Rev. Mr. Valentine 8 10 8 Waltham, Rev. Mr. Shaw . 6 6 0 V.1..t0w and Great Stretto , l, Rev. Mr. Corrance 0 6 6 WhitwiCk - - 1 0 0 Wisnetwouki, Mev.Mr. M..ddescks - 6 Is 6 eameimm Adams, William - - 5 5 0 Alexander, Dr. • - Arnold, DI.. W. . - Babingron, T. (M. P) - - Babitwoil, Matthew • • Barh..rt, Samuel • • Bankart, Thomas - - Barber, Hai by - - Ba.nes, Isaac - - Barratt and !'on - - • 5 i 0 5 5 0 Bt: 10 0 10 10 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 10 10 0 Ign.hup and Sun - • Bosworth and Parr • • Burbige, l'hutna.r - Burgess and Gi t h ert - - Iturn.lby, G. F. • Cape, liotlglitn and Co. • Carr, (: and A. • - Clothing, tier. Mr. trborye Arnold) - ei,lnn.tn, I. and :;. - 5 5 0 $ 5 0 10 10 0 5 0 0 5 5 0 10 10 0 5 5 0 5 0 0 10 10 0 Cook, Dednius - . 5 5 0 The Corporation of Leicester - 210 0 0 The Corporation Servants, out of a Fund subscribed amongst themselves for the tellef of each other in case of .ickncss - - 5 5 Core, Con, and Barstou - - - 10 10 Davits. 'l'. W. - . 5 S . . FirmaJgc, William - - 5 5 Forrester, William . - 5 5 Fox, John - . 5 5 Freer, Doctor - • 5 5 Freer, 'I !mom - s - 10 10 Fiit ni.'o., i lyre . - 6 5 Grvavcs, J. L. 4 • 5 6 Harr6, 1). e - 5 .5 • Harris, Leach and Co. • - 10 10 Harrison, Henry - - 5 0 Harrison, William - 5 5 He7rick, Witniun (Narborough) - 15 15 Hqmriason and Sens • . .5 0 Hill and Davie urn • 6 6 Ilooei Edmon' • • 5 0 Hood, H. &pion Park - 5 0 Hood, Wilharri, Landon Park • 10 10 Jackson and Sons - - 10 10 - Kip.lty, W. atal.S. • • 3 5 ling, John • • 21 0 I.;.wtou anal Bry.an • .. 6 5 Loan ood, T. and O. 10 10 • Lovell, Isaac • - .5 5 Lowdharn, Caleb • - 26 5 Mansfiells ham - - 6E' 10 Marston, T. and G. . . 10 i 0 .t. John's Lodge of Freemaeatts, No. 525 5 5 Miles, Alston, and Miles - 25 5 Mlles, George . - 5 5 tri.les, Mtzhael - A 10 10 Miles, key. Mr. (Willoughby) - .5 0 Mlles. Thomas • 5 5 lite Non commissioned (Accra and Drummers of the disesnheilied Es7abilshment art the Leicester Militia 3 13 Milter, Thomas g S . 15 15 More, Mau and Soria • .7 7 Neilliams T. S. - • 10 10 Nevill, Cosinas (Holt) - - tO o Nevill, Mt s. . - 10 0 1 Nevill, Chalk's - - • 6 0 Nevili, Wiliians - - 1 0 Nevill, Miss Ann - - L 0 Netill, Miss C. - - 5 0 Nichol., John • . - - 5' 5 Nottlt. and Wilson - - 5 5 INorman, It i Cll3lll (Neliun) - 30 10 Oliver, J. B. - • 8 5 Oliver, Sainu , :ll - - 5 ' 5 Paget, A. ( urgentl) - 6 5 Palmer, Sir J. bat (Carlton) - 100 0 Pares, Mrs. W. • - 10 10 Parrs's, Paget, and Co. (in atnition to £lO5, sub. sail cd in Lontion) •• Peach, 'I iitgll3S . Pake and Neeliam Pill:hist on, Nicholas Puke, John Raby, Richard Ravvi..ut*, !antes and Sons Rase.oo, William (Huniberst.nc-gate) itt:o, Nlattlitve ltobyt;s, t-aittucl Ruby, I. iiiii: 11. itildin, Walter ' birap.iiln, eamuel Slater aid WriOt I:ni;t:i ar.d Lrot.kii• ii.e • . 4 tevruson and Liver , cat limkes J. and sF. - Sutton, Wt Stoll, a:,d Oldacre B:violet', R. U. - fitompson and lA'illey Vaughan, Reverend Mr. • .Walker, Sir William • Walker, IA .K. • Willuvvi Mist - - Collected at the Churches in Leicester, viz. st. Martin - . - , St. Margaret - I St. hiary All ;Nitiiiis tit. Nicholas i . . . . . op Y • a • - 6 6 - 5 5 - 5 5 • 5 5 - 111 0 • 5 5 5 5 9 IS 4 12 0 0 6 IS 4 7 5.5 5 S 5 16 8 7 10 1) 7 10 0 6 0 0 186 11 5 se :1,1403 1 6 :SS 1S b of 274;6 1 9 0 G 1 t 10 6 0 11 9 7 4 IS 10 IS 16 4 16 14 4 34 0 2 2 4 10 36 13 2 10 11 9 10 5 I S SS 8 S 17 7 3 40 12 l 11 • 10 4 • . SO 7 - 11 4 • the Day's Pay subscribed by the Leicestershire Yeontai.ry Cavalry, viz. Colonel Kt ch's Troy 1 iruranant•Colouei Simpson 's Major Sir Charles Pahucr's Captain Peach's • Captaiunor's Captain Sir Frederick Powke's Captain Woodcock's Captain lit♦litrodr's Late Caret% liesilrige's 105 Subscriptions under £3 do Eipcnces sa s o: !hue, AllCcratuunicati ,, n4 pi:. Vest, are to be directed /Vat: ai.i.bleti4.l:t mid w be ittli udder , directed lean6l6 Aii. ts":. We. Port Office, IV. 3. Lends& i7tb November. J. P. Wii.1.5k0141), Secretary , • E. Gibson Parish of Nevith Pembruke, per the Rev.!). Mrs. Bewley, Bo le.Mot.rs Parish of Monism., rer the Rev. R. Cautley Pariah of 'Title;, per tl.#: 1. Bisset Parish of Glader.tty, per the Kee. F. Coke ~ Parish of Oilleth and I.l7metttithy Parish of Abenyiker a:A 13 .:tie, per Rev. D. Jones Parish oh Great Ccutes, i er the Re 7, J. pakiiisent Parish of Itnotittg'iasn. ; , ..r ditto Parish of ilea:tog, per ditto • Parito of Lecke, Yaik,Lire, per the Rev. W. Dalt 4 19 14 5 0 : I 5 0 0 3 14 0 sa. 17 6 4 9 6 2 0 0 7 5 0 3 13 6 1 11 6 4 2 0 4 0 0 • - 1 tat 0 etscs of half prera ., is nniversally. as a man goes to the house of :iic bride, he plete possession of hir till the ceremony end, during this period the ~r ,eptitra will apply.] tiarriage gives no right to the liushand 01 property of his wife; an..l when tl;e7 pact, she 1 41 children and the property belonging to thew,. Amasent—.-is punished by the family ttibi husband. They collect, consult. and decree. proof is clear, and they determhe to pnaLlf th dens. they divide and proceed to apprehend t: One goes to the house of the woman, the der to the family of the adulterer; or, the gethet, as they h 4: decreed. They awrei, offenders, beat them severely with sticks, at them. They cut off the hair of the woman, they carry to the square in triumph. If the: bend but one of the offenders, and the rit!:e: they then g.l and take satisf'ction from the nti lation. It both the offenders escepi, and the family return konre ani lay divvn th, it , ti crime is satii.fiel There is one family on,v, tululgeo, woo can take up t stic,A a sec: , n This crime is satisfied anoCier way ; if the offending, absent themselves till the Blris:• over, then ali crimes are thine away excgt nail the bare mention of them, or :fill uc brings thern into sect:Arc:ion, Muttoi , .:::-11 murder is conintt.. , .?,!, tlr.• tribe have the right ul t sat: t At. lect, conilt, and (twee. The raki ts, n 4 r;on have noili:ntz to do or sty ia The raitions of the n:urdereJ p ii , !1 c aiming themselves, :old if tov case i s c l e ., r , t ircit7 or ttibe be not likMly tc sr.trn by 11.:ir .? Cal detertnine on the case ttih may be affecteil by it, in it cas. 01.1 claim satislaittion, the then with their tribe; an,: when they :iitv•.7 r....01ved on their uatisfaction, t'ley take the r, kw, or one of tbe family. In .171, crier, t., who have done the ir.',ury, oinise that case they are ailowca a tratainahle ti me their prcini.se, and are genually earnvit tit the in their endeavours to put the guilty to death. an innocent person. THE EVENING STAR.. JON D . OF rwr Si *.t Questions hivi i.r. n ;oily ••eit t., ~ur Offite the price charged to our Custom: Ts; and co Iv' I aka reached us of a difference In price; c:. I. it neces,ary to state, hi common vt.ri ill,. 1 1 ! I • Pavers, that then• are two 5c11.4 ; :b•:, re r, i •.: P•ip..r., paid in ailvalice for ti►,• couiray J. quarter: If un credit, .e 2. 9, •1 3 . 1 Tht• char;e for • I l se •TA kt delivere.l :2 14)2 , 1 ►:: tr. more than 71 yer which is ss. 91. 1... SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, The wind has bee , so strlog fr►nt ti,.• these four days as to prevent any la Boulogne. This delay is much Ngrett: pres•mt moment ► as Lord CASTLEi:EAGH is to arrive with the first vessel tliat can gi Calais, and is expected to bring with him th between the Allies and France. In the mean time the arrival of a }iambi enables us to lay b2fore our Readers a It Bremen, cnntaining some of t!•e stipuiarioi Treaty relative to the disposal of t;:e Contri be paid by France, and the m.tintenance ut of the Allies in that country.: BREMEN, NOVEMBER C. We have received from Nris some ineen coments respecting the payment: to be Frdoce t the evacuation of that count! y, the tiou of the army that is to retrain :here, a, pArture of the other troops : I. It is laid down as a pri::,ciple Oast in the thn from the ISt of December, 1813, France is not to pa: mtUions annually. 2. Of these t7O millions, 140 are to be in part 01 sky of 740 millions, so that this sum will be paid it the other ISO millions arc to &Lt.. n under the itgiClfir fur the support of the occopyily, army. 1. Though France eng.tgts 111 r comp:.: this army, the Allied Vow..;, in oar: to aff,,rd ti some relief, will, if circur.:staiirva allow, lessen ti. troops from year to year, in order that, in ads num. millions may be equal to the expe.s.ces of tuaintaintri force, which will amount t.) 150 4. Of this, should this dimina , ion not be possible have to pay the difference betwt eta 130 millions aul pence. of maintaining the troop: but in no &tie twenty millions annually. 5. As France, in the first three years Is its no case 2741 millions, that which is wantinz on accJun: of ti ference, and which, in the *nos: unfavot:rhle suppol not exceel 101 millions far the whole five ), ars, slit the 4th and sth years. But shoull the Fr nch Gavei i:self then unable to exceed the t.).:0 minions, tins ; be tube deterred to the 6th year, but upon sulliciea: 6. if after the expiration of three years the milkary shall nut be considered as necessary t, r pohtical number of troops will be diminished, in proportioi el the indemnity in money still in artear. France an end to the occupation, by pa)ing the rest eit'L money. or iu some other manner which tie Allies or as equally satisfactory. 7. The Allied Courts leave to the French the ulsj.%.ts of reclamation in the uncle cutid Treaty of Paris, 181 4 ; and the French Covet ittnent proposals fur the speediest liquidation and tevayment claimed. An additional Article, iit ii! 15th of tie! that to accekrate as much as p.p.slllo the er.tcti .1 French territory, except by ON tiotr,.• that I. maize t. a Commission shall be app,Mited, which is to martin:li, and report upon ;he periods of the emu; Further, on the '22d October, = tc Anis , four great Powers agreed upon the follow iitions upon the atmies that remain in Ft secure the repose of 'Europe, and UpJLI Lilt: of the other troops ; 1. To form the European Army, as it is cased in , Verbal of the Conference Irons whi.di we extract thi., Pumas, England, and Russia, furnish tatde .;‘),uUn men, WA'T'ERLOO S 013SCR fl / TION, Houtz Taves N, .Sr. JAI4 cl'a-sTit ELT. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Chairman. Amounts Jul/Med. A 4 0,000. 7s. 4d. Three per Cent. Reduced, of the co..t of • £f0,025 13 A 49, 9 419. ls. 11d. Three I'er CL nt. Consohi, of the coif of £1,463. 13s. 4d. Long annuities, of the cost of 2R,733 22.:: . z9 3 Amount of Subscriptions alrea.ly advertised, X 103,199 10 lib Koval Highness the Duke of Cambridge £lcs 0 Chapelry of Witton, hi the County of Chesser, per the Rev. G. Ok.ii 109 10 Substription from the Town of Northallyrion, per the Rev. R. Mad:lame GO . 1 Parishes of it Xreoun aid Carew, per the !Lev. 1. N eei 5 10 Parishes of Art ow mid Exhail, per Rev. I L Car!: 10 9 Chapelry oL Hutton lionvilie, par the Rev. /ante* Wilkinson • • Chap Aries of Brompton and De;gitton, per the Rey. 2 5 2 At Me.it4. Paris!' of -Newinton Rev. L•'. Junes At RTess?l. liaptm. rs*va. Village of Billlog.by, aokl uvightwurbuotl 4 2 G Village of Motif Itl, ditto - . 15 14 V lames Duncan. Esq. Hampcteacl - 5 0 0 Parish of St. Teath, per Mr. William !Wog 3 10 o Parish of °Halm am, rod Jaakstuii, h.er the Rev. J. - . _ Chutwit - - - . 3 1 0 Parish of Cheadle, Cheshire./ per Re*. Mr. Dunn 147 7in Parish of Ufron, per the Rev. E. M. Salter i; 0; G Paris:s of Cosgrovo t 'laurels, Northamptonshire ln t; o; Parish of CoeluTh.sol, Larneas.cr, per ise w. J. M'al,Pc'a •31 C b --.-- Bridges, Esq. - - to 10 0 Parish of Road, Norliamptoa, per the Rev. Waliam Morin - - 3 5 0 Parish of Harwell, ditto, per ditto - 8 11 0 Lietizt liaoc-Guilerat So. 13.-ost Spencer, K.C.1.1. 10 10 0 Parish of Wit.ton-euin-Sutton, NortioassaytonsUre, per the Rev. M. Scott • - 63 0 Parish of Cotton, I.eietsters)tire. per Rev. Mr. Scott 1 a.; 6 Warlult of Desborough, Northaraopeonslatre, pa. Rev. Mr. Bre): herhoutl - - 3 13 0 Pads?, of '1 hoe:don-le-Moore, Chesi:ired....r the Rev. Ostfirze Thompson - Parish a Lluntwarklane, per the Rev. James Mores, Minitter al Parish of HareEeld, Mhddiesez, per the Rs v. W. H. Rowlatt - - Parish of Cbettrt3 Clazely, Shropshire, per Mr. Lewis, of Detabi 1, and his workmen - C'.l 1 0 Parish of Wortial, per the Rector - :: . 13 b Parish of Bens hall, Shropshire, p r the Churchwardens G a 7 Parish of Bllsworth, Nor;hatuptoushile, per the Rev. W. Rutin), jun. - II 1 0 7 1) 0 14 3 6 7 7 6 Mr. G. CAR I rat. Su:)scriptlons are rt e lived by Mr. Murdock, tno, et :ford str, et; Mr. IL:tiara, WO, Y caJiily ; toy the prig ;1) 1 !!.4n hen; ; an.l by the I reAmtrer., ut ths: hou-u sit and Co. Pail Ma'!. It is particularly reque•tt.tl that an Letters from t!“.! Country, to the Committre, Cx.ntly thus Address. d : °"l., rle Wtstataint..r Wattrhx, .It:ur.,Thatchel-!!ottse, I.rtrtiou." ..... Con,monleaticne. :n Town, to thr Comm;ttee, !tiny he mule to thr secrt•cary, W. G. C4rtsr, El. Tcmple Cban..Lc,u, CREEK INDI.I4VS. (£l'.OM TIM GEORGIA JOURNIAL.) Notwithstanding our vicinity to the Creek Indians, few ot us know any thing of their manners and cus toms. 'll.e f lowing articles on this subject are copied fr,im a manuscript •' Sketch of the Cfeek Nation," drawn up by CA , inel ll.Awsus, soon after lit ing appointtd Agent fur Indian Affairs: %VAR.—This is always &let mined on by • .e Great Warrior. NVlwit the Ali:co and Counsellors are of oisinion that the town has been injured, he lifts the war hatchet against the nation that has injured them. But as soon us it is taken up, the Micco and Counsel lors may interfere., and by their prudent counsels stop it, and procted to adjust the misunderstanding by negociation. It the great warrior per and go out, he is fol lowed by .111 who are for war. It is seldom a town is unanimous ; the nation never is : and within the memory of the oldest rnan among them, it is not recollected that more than one half of the nation hare been at war at the same time, or taken, as they express it, the war talk. ; 1 1 he great warrior, when he marches, gives notice wk.re he shall encamp, and sets oil, sometimes with one or two only. -He fires off his gun, and rats up war whoop. This is repeated by all who follow him, and they are sometimes for one or.two nights marching off. PEACli—is invariably concluded by the Micco and Counsellors, and peace talks are always addressed to the cabin of the Micco. In some cases, when the tcsentment of the warriors has run high, the Micco and council have been embarrassed. MARUIAGEo.--A man who wants a wife, never ap plies in person. He sends his sister, his mother, or some other female relation, to the woman he martyrs. They consult the brothers and uncles oil the mater nal side, and sometimes the father : [sat this is a compliment only, as his approbation cr his opposi tion is of no avaii. If the party applied to approves of the match, they answer accordorgly to the man who made the ::;•plication. The bridegroom then gets together a blanket and such other articles of clothing as he is able to do, and sends them to the family of the blicix : if they accept them the match is made, and he may then go to her house as soon as he chooses. When he has built a house, made his crop and gathered it in, made his hunt, brought h nn :e the meat, and put all this in the possession of his wile, the ceremony ends, and they are married ; or, as they express it, the woman is bound. From the first going to the house of the woman, till the cere mony ends, he is completely in possession of her. DIVORCE—is at the choice of either of the parties. The man may marry again as soon as he will, but the woman is bound till all the boosketeau of that year are over, excepting in the cases of marriage and parting in the season, the man resides at the house of the woman, and has possession of her pending the marriage ceremony; in that case, the woman is equally free to connect herself as soon as she pleases. ['There is an inconsistency in the exception men tioned above, as in such season there can be no mar riage ; but the chiefs in their report on this article, mentioned it as an exception, and this practice in the API 1:•:/, in idi l • 2 "• IVPr t..: teep4 et • ;• h • of r z. r c•r.•4 . : 'Y In:: C'(, oPrr• • :a-cs, -e P t? tie:!,, • 11!..• , t• L.l 17: • • • It •• t:, 1 n ;: •: r lt • •;.i • th,t9S. it. e *.y • . ' tin. , , to 1: 181 N. 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