The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-16 00:00:00

...r.wpwr.Nnewrwuipprimprwympo.... , 77 . 5-- r • . t': • . . , • N a rj r ) 1.40 Na 2998. LONDON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1815. tHEATKI: ROYAL" IMUKY.LANE. " The Cause for sehsehaleeerusx fell en the field, and Sylmar died ou to scookii- LIBERTY OP THE PRESS. THIS present EVENING, Sept. 16, their Majeglif" . SetVßl.f. Win , o . rforzo THE VONDEIt. Don Fclix, Mr &1..; Donna Vio!ante, Mrs. Glover. To which 14 in ho :Acted, THE MAGPIE; Or, THE MAID OF PALAISEAU, Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, Aor,ust AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of the LIBERTY of the PRESS, held this day, " to taLe into consideration the hest means of afrording pecuniary relief to Mr. D. LOVELL, Proprietor of the STATE MAY NCI...V:I,II'r, for the heavy losses and severe sufferings, Wk!) he 6.1, inewred in firmly upholding . , fur a series of years, the LA.:doable Li berty of the Press, Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in the Chair. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. Cits of London Tavern. Sept. 14, A T a MEETING of the GENERAL MITTEE, held th da J. J. ANGERSTEIN, Esq i . s Sh e in Chair. The Treasurers reported that the amount of Sub scriptions made and received at this place, on the 1311 i, is sCl53,'. That the amount invested is—£4oo Lone. Annuities. 169000 3 per Cent. reduced. and, 28.400 3 per Cent. Consols. 213th June. —At the General Meeting at this place. Rev' " That a general Subseripi ion of ;tact:is es be opened special Relief and Benefit of the Families of the bra killed, and of the wounded Sufferers of the BRITISH un,:er the command of the illustrious WELLINGTO! signal Victory of Waterloo, and in the several Battles pre.ent Campaign." Principal characters by Mr. Minnlen, Mr. Driwion, Mr. Pope, Mr. I3tirna.(l, Mr. Knight, Mist Tuesday, The H..nry Woo, with The Magpie, Hoeeq, 7s. ; Second Price 91. 64.—Pit„ b. 6d. ; Second Price, 24. Lower Gallery, Is.; Second Price, I..—Upper S‘Nriind Price, 6d. i)oon to he opcuett at half part Eve o'clock. to be am nt h%lf ;out 4+ l. Resolved, That ft appears to this Nfeetinr, tiro Mr. 1). Lovell. the Pro. psi •tor and Publisher of the STATESMAN, eminent ;14 fll/ !wit hrodebt Journal in the cause of C vil and Religi• its Freedom, as sustained an inept isaninent of Four Years and a Half in she Gaol of Newgate, for what have been denied three s• parser Lita.-1,, and n hick have been proved not only to have been un i tentionalls littlious un his pert, but in one of the three fitS , ..4 the insertion was during his confinement, and entirely without his knots ledge. 111 I-. L-It()YAL. COVILM ON MONDAY IMENING, Sept. 18, will be eerf July.—Ry the Licence of the King's Letter, h% ile authority of the Prince Regent, to the Arcl Culkction, are also making under their direction, 1:)N es., of voluntary Subscriptions in their Churches nod for the relief of the Snifflers at Waterloo, of the BI ARMY, under the command of Field-M.ir , hal the W ELLING rox, and oho of the PRE/W.IIAR ARM' the command of Field-Marshal Prince BLUCIFI Amount of Subscriptions made and received at this - place £155,451 PIZARRO. Tn whit* will be n 4404. THE MAGPIE, or THE MAID. That ii is the opinion of this Alerting, (hat it is an iinlispen sible duly on the part of the Atlvortfie., the Liberty of she Press to indemnify Mr. Lorril for tar losses l e has incurred in his stenOy and ictlesible patriotism, and for his ono earied and firm obbt.rtion of the Constiluis al Rights of the People during the whole period of the publication of that Journal. • Gerald, Mr. Fawcett ; Evened. Mr. IBarrymnre; Henry, Mr. nhot; Benj4min. Mr. Farley; Justice of the Village, 4r. Blanclifar.l; Martin, Mr. Listnn; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins; Yrs. herald, Mrs. Davenport; Annette, Miss S. Booth. Wedurscla>, The Tempest. lt.les, ; Seevnd him ys. 6d.—nt, yr. 6;1. ; Second rrire. S.—Lower Gallery, S. t Second Price, Lt.—Upper 9.lllery, Is.; Second Price. 61. Place; for the Bnses in be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boa-office, Hart -street, from ten till four. That these exertions of Mr. Lovell in the mole of Liberty, T,uth, find Justice, independent of his sufferings and losses, en title him to the marked attention mid support of the Putttic, :Ind (hut this Merring nccordingly feel great pleasure in pro moting and recommending the Subscription already commenced lu his behalf. That at no epoch of the civilised world has the independent exercise of the Liberty of the Pre s promised to confer so much herefit on Society as at the pre.ent period ; it is. therefore, highly ineudihent on those who revere that Liberty to manifest n firm and na ty support in behalf of every man who has and may hereafter assert that most essential bulwark of the iode. pcndence and freedom of mmkiod. rariHE CREDITORS of Mr. FRANCIS s.ALL WOOD, lute COTTON-SPINNEII, is “LASGOW, ii-+K residing there, arc retpte4ted or meet on IVednesdav, the jg:h of October next, nt 12 ()TWA at Noon, at the British Cock,pur street, Laidun ' in girder to lake iii/0 sa . .id..r.itinn an mgreement entered iiitis(,uhject to their app: 0- Dania') for the sale of the reve::.i.ot of Stock to hid) iii ' , aid F. Allwood is entitled, the said sale heitl i z intended for the pur pose of liquidatinc an annuity granted It) Min. London, Sept. 16, 1315. That Seven Gentlemen be appointed b% this Meeting to net ns u Cammitee, to carry into effect the objects of the foregoing Resolutions. (Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. Resolved Unnoimouslv, Thai the thank• of the Meeting he given in the Chairman fur conducting impartially the procreJings of this evening. 1 I- f a d • OIC lel/ the 14- rtn writ e are WIN 00t leW fipr doll ni14. 4 d !, on dlra 'ogle . 540 /eat Oa' OKA' $ ithlts ? loCe. e a to eases , IdtK WW I jolieft loss, i r tips I. i ,gA le fro* woo w ith. Tw° them, to WI n. hoi 4 a rtid 'I, sot* . :~ This Day were publi,hed, In 4 Volt. halo pi lee •12-. D °MANTIC FAG"; or, Which is his Wife? Ila 13 . the Author of " Veronica ; or, The Mysterious IPriiager," &r. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. I.radenhall-street. The foil iN_ will be publi.hed I ill 4 towns,: ABBESS OF VA LTIERA, a Rionauce, by Agars Lan ewer. 4 sob. CHRONICLES OF AN ILLUSTRIOUS HOUSE; or. the Peer. the Liw)er, and the Humbliack, by Anne of Svi au- Vll6. DIUBPIAL F.VENTS; or, The Antipodet to Romance, by the Author of The S direr and S.itior Bo), 4 volt. ELIZABETH DE MOWBRAY; or, The Heir of Duo ibis a Itoomi.ce. 4 vols. 111 1 Sis %NI) HUNTERS!!! by the Author of Montrei the ; Se, The per,. rf ;ir••fiand, &e. 4 volt. LAIILY FEUDS; or, Fortune's Frolics, by the Author of let ? &e. S volt. EDWARD; by Dr. Moore, Author of Zeluen, 4 wily. PAMPHLI.TI.:ER. This) day w s pub i.brel t P. iz-e lid. ITIIE PA M fill r ER, No. XL; or, Re _a cord of the tits. Pamphlets of the day : entitainiatig. I. the Speet,h.W.Mist eluismeltierr tie klieliempos.:46; tile ' Committee of \Yap' and Means. [Allured and revised exclu sively fur this AVutitl H. The Bodge, for 18.3. Dn. Amer ea. Euertbertsments ou British RighU. By N. Atchemh. hew Lditian. corrected.] IV. An lb-. ~; it A 'ilium of the Jemits. V. Rrport of tlo• Committee of the House of Commons on lbr . 1 1,.. , ze of Bread. VI. A, Funfairs into the Rise of Prices in Europe ; by A. Team, E.q. F. R. S. VII. On the Liberty of the Prey; by M. Benj. 11. de Cun ene. Translated ea elegem.' v for 'hi- Work. W. On thiCommutution ut tt.ei in Ireland; by Sir H. B. Rooky, Barr. lA. Report of the C..mmittee of the House of Coss nom on 3lad.houses in Englacd. X. A.t niWdged Statement of the leading Truns , tilions of the Itble Society. Sold by Gale and Penner, or, all other Borikm-llem A Second Edition of No. 1. may be hid to complete ins.) 1- c t Sett. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL ( '1.!~'I'll. BY HIS MAJEST ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. (Pnlnedaat Lou,. Ifs agetme., de In toile de lie 4r pre; dude... 1 prix, et qui rend ioutile fus-ige de In no:melte.) THE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public are respectfully informed, this Cloth iN Fold by the Patentee. duly stamped, at the East India Warehouses, N o. 16, Chenppide; aid at no other bailie, wir.ilessile in entire r ases for extorts lion; and by the piece, from t.. 3 to 52 3 e ,t 2s. 24.6 d. 61. 4i. 4s. 6d. and hs. 6d. per Vard. It k ionnoticiured on n ma hematical principle, of great dina:,iiity and peculiar for its economy, and its sifigular cooducivene tr , tire- Iv prevewing 11:e ill effects ari,ing from gablen transit hum gear to cold al?cr esetii:r, ncsei he 'a . p phere no the ionye-t sea voyages, rand equally beneficial in hot or cold climate:l, promolnig health alike is both, and adapted all the pario.ses of focnils use, for Shirting. Children's ni ar, Sheeting, &e. ; the Pieces for Shertkg, both 5.41114 nod 6-4ths, contain from Iwo to four pair each, and surpass, retry other kind for er.inomv, ht. vlty, and com fort. Orders pundit ill) executed. The White Coin's for Eddies Diem may be obtnine I ns above, from two to knir Guineas, each piece, containing from three to four Dresses. iIE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by -AL % Y :nod M RTIN, 97, We. -!loolhosn.—This tintpontti ~,,, with half the usual Inbintr, produces a mnst brilliant jet-black, fatly canal to II; highest Japan Var si.%; Words lieratiar ;mu ; i : b ni ent 1 11 one leather; will 0. , t the fine,t linen; i. perfectly free foam Sissy unpleasant Knell, and will retain its iirtues in any cUtnntn. Sol.l retail by the principal nrcwers, Boot-makers, and Perfumers in Ike United KinAdoti. MAff F:81 NIFIC7I,Y NOVEL LOTTERY ! ONLY 15,000 TICKETS, whi c h ha v e th e Ch ance of ALL the Prizes in the following SCHEME, of 20,000 Tickets. llv this arrangement the amount of I'ILIZES is in c:eaied ONE-TIMM IN VALUE, above what has ever before enriched it Wlte.-1 with 15.008 Tickets,. aid the THREE PRIZP.B of £50,004 eneh, *sod the FOUR PRIZES of c€'2o. 00 each. MAY ALL HE Diut4fN 7 FII NOVEMBER. SCII i' ME. n .. Prizes of .. £50,000 3 per Ceut.Consols.6lso,ooo 4 .. ) 8 J ti, 1 a9 , 10 ditto, 10 ......... ..... 200 ditto. ... 2.000 24 10 '2o'o t!./110 Amounting, in Sleek and Money, to - £314.400. Sll %RES, as well as TICKETS, of ALL the Stock Prlres, "dl terrive their proportion, transferred to the Holders, with :At :ill% Deduction whatever. Ticket, and Shares ore si Hine at lIISIES, the Contractor's 011 i, cs 4, eornhill I and 9, Clutring-Crom ' Loudon; who `!rood hoot Sold, in the C ot o ra rt ju--t ended, No. 2,65 i, a l'r.zr of £t ahl, three of .El.OOO, nil seven Gulden Prizes ; Aid in the Lottery which ended iu Apt il, ALL tbc three razes . SURSCRIPTIOPiS RECEIVED: Sam.Whitbread, Esq. M. I'. £lOO 0 Sir Oithert Heath row. Bart. M. P. 50 0 TAW. Coke, Esq. M.P. 50 0 Sir F. Burdett, Bart. M.l'. 50 0 J. B. Monett, Coley Park, Reading 20 0 Y. Z. 40 0 Mr. Alderman. Wood 20 0 Earl Si olo,p, 10 0 Edw. A 0 Jos. Perry, EA. Cliro ni. le Mr. Furdham A. B. Messrs. Biamoll and Son Milker Cartwright John . Johnson, El. Wm. /WWI: Es,. Lord - -- W. ai'MPS Burdett, E.:q. Thop, Northcliffe, E 341. Duke .1 Bedford. by the bands 01 Alder man Wow! £lOO 0 Mr. Bird Mr. Murray Ma'ev Dawson, Esq. Mr. F.lsPe Mr. Waithme Mr. Gallaway Mr. Writ Mr. Uharlesiloppe Mr. Ilam Mr. Kt./nodal fr. Mr. W i,hart 10 0 10 0 1. 0 10 10 10 0 10 0 5 0 10 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 5 5 5 0 i; 5 5 S :3 2 2 2 2 Mr. Case 1 U J. D. Baty 1 t Mr. R. L.rk 1 !lean , Lampert 1 Mr. F. Mr. Phelps 1 Mr. Thompson I W. T. 1 T. H. '2 ) Mr. I. Collinge 2 0 Mr. Ilartling 2 2 Mr. Walker 2 2 Messrs. Puller 2 2 Mr. S. Perry 5 0 Mr. Swart 2 2 T. H. 1 I Jahn Fitzgerald. E.q. 5 0 J. P. Grata, LH!. M. P. 5 5 Small Subscripti-vs by Mr. Ham's Friend W. A. Mitre, Esq. Wm. Bordon, Esq. Mr. Pieknrd Mr. Hancock, Not tingham 10 0 A. Grant, Esq. 2 2 Mr. Fuller, klorthfleet 1 1 Compositors, Pia-ta me:4, Re. nt the Statettnan Ogiee 8 10 Earl Grey • 2U 0 Chas. Mundell. Esq. of lore, seer Liver pool Mr. C. Sutton, Prin- VT. Nom:Warm 2 2 A few Friends at ditto 1 0 T. S. per Mew.. Hoare and C.l. 20 0 Mr. Mitchell, Newcastle 2 2 F. Mannen, Esq. 1 1 A. R. 1 0 A Friend to the Cause 103. 6d. 4 10 5 5 20 0 5 0 20 0 1 0 Wm. Carr, VI. Ask ham, near York 10 0 .1 C. 1 0 Marmadolte Shaw, Eva- 2 J. D.. 1, 104. Od. Ednard Lawvon. E.q. 1 U The ['lien& to Free domat the Ranrlitre Arow, Nottingham 3 0 R. !Moline. Esq. 3 3 A few Friend,: of the Liberty of the Press, at the Conch and Horses, Dartford • 3 14 !,fr. Bryan Corcoran 1 1 W.S. Addington. F. , q. li , doingt•ii Lodge, near Redford 5 '5 J. High Wtrombe 5 0 A few Poor, but In &penitent Fliends to Liberty at.d their C usury, at the Green Man, Pre:tna 2 0 Matto. Leigh, L.q. of the Albany, tier Mr Ridgway, Pie cadilly 0 Dr. John Peacock, Dailington 1 0 A few friends, at the Anchnr, Conviet ruitY, ( . L•rhenwell 1 4 Abraham Crosopton, Eml• or lire& Cot tage, Walton, near Liverpool 10 0 Subscriptions received hv Mr. Alde►man Wood, Falcon. square, .Landon; Samuel B k., Esq. Strand ; Mr. Ridgway, B••uks••Iler, Piccadilli . ; Mr. We.t, New Boswell-co iit, Carey. street; Mr. A. aillawa, Holborn; Mr. Ham, Salisbury. square. Fleet street ; Mr. Hard), Firet-street ; at the Bar of the Crawu nod Anchor Tavern, Strand ; the Office of the STATESMAN Newspaper; and by the Secretary, 45, Lout street, Soutbwark. .1. A. J UCKF.S, jun. Fweretnry. 'URFA NI AN HOTEL, 1101.Y11 D. THOMAS hIORAN, late Proprietor of the Sackville-street Hotel, Dublin, nod who conducted the Club-hoti.c in the store street f.r Fifteen Years with the most flattering approbati .... t-ikes the li! , erty of informing the No bility and Gentry of the (hated Empire, that lie hat taken the above Iluth•e, where he hopes by his asi•idoity and attention to merit a shore of patronage and protection, particularly from his generous countrymen from whom Moran so often before ea peneneed the greatest kindness. With respect aLd gratitude he now returns tlinnks rnr past favours, and assures the Nubility and Gentry that his Wines, with eoery other article in his line, shall be of the very best quality r hie Livery Stables carefully attended ; his Post Carriages a n d Horses inf erior to none on the London roads, with proper attentive drivers. As long as moron fulfils his duty, no longer does he look op with confidence fur the support of bis distinguished friends. Holy bead, July 12, 1315, ~~AM Sub4criptions transmitted by Mr. Casey, of Liver- ' pool. W in. Roscoe, Esq. 5 0 P. Crompton. M. B. 5 0 C. B. and Co. 5 0 B. C. D. 5 0 J. A. Yates, Esq. 3 0 A. Z. 3 0 A Coe. Merchant - 2 4. : J. King. Ip-wich,Mas- Subscriptions traminiited • - ter R. N 1 0 0 by Mr. A. Galloway. • Parish of Corlton CO- P Scimtev, Esq. - 2 0 sill. Sutton., by Mr. P. Kele 1 1 the Rector. thefts!. A few Friends real- El 4mA Jertnyu 13 2 0 dent in Kent - 1 7 P.irisit of Gisleham, Mr. W heeler 2. 0 S 'Wolk, Its the Rey. bi- A ttattifilt. Regtor 5 2 6 Mr. John Barnard 2 0 Rev. 11. Aogussa 3 0 0 G.ltoger3, Esq.Sout h. J. P. 1 1 0 aistpton 5 0 Collected at Middle: R. P. So aline. Esq., Leeds 3 0 too on the Wold 4, E. NI. Barret, Esq. in the East Riding Ledhury 10 10 of Yorkshire, by JoAnia Grigby, Esq. . the Rev. J. Blun- But y 10 0 ch‘ird, sea. I Collected at North 7 17 Aline- Thomas. Esq. of Mount Sidohnn,, 1 1 Dalton, Fact Riding near Carillon, Mon. of Yorkshire, per room lishire 2 2 : Rey. J. Blanchard, Colonel Johnson 5 0 jun. 4 0 .1 ,, 1in Wyhourn, Esq. 5 3 F. !Manners, Esq. ( , e. rand subscription), bi Nlr. A.G'.lloway 4 4 J. V. 1 1 Geo. Tuner. Esq. 1 0 Sara. Welk Jun. Esq. 11:intiNdpn 120 16 0 Parish of Evert/in rumreiworth,llunts and Redfords, per key. W. IlepsvOrth: 111 i•s Pedlev 10 10 0 Other Collections at Church 6 2 0 16 12 U Collection at Alrester, Warwickshire.afier a Sorman per Frac cia Palmer N 10 6 At Prneds nod Co. Jo,. Row, of A)les hurN, liu ks 5 0 0 Parabes of Oakley and Chilton. Bucks, per Rev. J. Kip -5 0 0 Parblt of Piedra:lr ston, Bucks, by the Rev. J. Bull 1 17 6 11 17 6 AI Spanner and Ca. Cone(lion Millie at Rl , .‘w jell Chapel, titnllm d, by tbeßev. T. H. Spurrier S 15 el Al Barnard and Co. Parish of Skiplrn, York:hire, perßev. R. Tomlinson 93 0 0 Parish of Kirby, ntnlhamdalc, York .hire 19 10 7 Pari.h at Gargrave, &Hilo 33 13 0 Parish or RAldock, 1144.14. per Rev. J. Six.pbt , n, Rector 19 13 8 Snh•criptinns are received at . Tavern, nod by all the Bankers 75th September. J. I EST IBLISHED FIFTEEN YEARS. T HE Public are respectfully invited to an of the very large and (-limp Stock of SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTHS, now on No. 4, the South-tide of Bloomsbury-square. The Company, from the mature of their Lilabli4hinent and in Ireland, fillet to the Community the above Article cheaper and better them they can he procured throu,:h ar medium. Their Linens are bleached under their own Lion, without the help of acids; they warrant their du and colour, and engage to return the money should nppear : Country Orders faithful! thended to. i* " A gel 4 en -street, J. DONOVAN, msbery-Fnu , ro, Lt S. P. LEA, la; in-streei, Good Rill., on Ireland; :IA zutik of Ireland NfAes ; payment t;ic Linen, or discountcd. FORTNER 3008CRIPTIOTIT: Eljab Mayer and'Son, ' At Elulaile anA Co. Harley, Stain& Reinitied by Mews. shire ,810 0 0 S .11ers and Cn. Win. Heseltine 5 5 U bankers, fllondford i Pati,h of Car,haitnn, Dorset, viz.: Siirrey, by the Rev. Rt. Hon. Lady C. Da. Mr. Hose Sla 0 0 flier H.n. Arad. Stuart Sir John W. Smith, Bart. Mrs. Dray Henry Ses riser, Est. Mrs. Sevnirr Mr , . Pies deil Rohert Rudd% ffe,F. , q. Mrssr,. S.ntier, 8.: Co. Messrs. I. T. W. Roe Rev. Thomas Digele Colter4d in tat P... ri,u of 1313ntlford, offer a Sermon by theßry. Mr. IloAre, Rev. Mr. Hoare Sundry other Persists By Mews. An-ten and Gray, Alton, Hants, viz.: Alton Parish. by the Rov. H. wooled, nod C hurt lien: 56 S 0 Furineoil Pal r. Rey. J. Brim 11 12 6 Mary bminre Rev. J. G. Glbtnn 16 11 6 Men4-tend Paris:l, by Mr. Budd, Church wattles, 512 6 H os tier hi:Rtin Pa rish, Rev .I.Treach 5 0 tt Mr. T. Guroill 1 0 0 C uarrt,sti Pat ish. Rev. J. R Papilinti 13 0 0 We•t. W. , tldha n Cha pelry. Rev. J. Dun -1 10 0 South Barnhoraugh, Rev. T. A.Warren 10 6 Collected at the Irate. pendent Meeting, by Messrs. Field and Keynes Collected nt Shilling. rton✓ Church, b' the Rev. Mr. Actin, Collected at Shroten Church, by the Rev. G. A. Seymer Collected in Tao rant Hinton, by the Rev. T. niggle Collected at Stoke Wake Church. by the Rev. Wickham Birch . Collected in Rlnglim Magna Church, by the Rev. John Kin nard Collected in Chesel• borne Church, to the Rev. C. Birch Collected at Tarrant Rushton Church,by the Rev. G. L. Saunders Collected in Dames ton Parish 31. Collected in the l'.l - of Steepletnn, by the Rev. H. Bower Collected by the Rev, Henry ower, it the Parish of Stout Pain 27 si;:aller Sub:crip• lion; Remitted bY Nies , ll. htortlock nod Suns ; Canitiridge : Parish of lintswortl and loitwortb, pci Rev. Mr. Norman Parisa of Land Bench, per Rear. C. Bor. roughs Pori h of (trent Thor• low nod Ltili Wratling, per Rev. S. flakted Parish of Dry Dray. tan, per Rev. Mr. Smith Parish of II ar;nr,- sea, per they. Mr. II (Aland Parish of Triplow, per Rey. B. limy Parish of Water. beach.per Rev. Mr. Marks Parish ..f Do ford, per Rev. J. Clark Parish of Cambridge Si. Edward's, Rev. J. Vince P a rish of We4.Wielc• ham & Res. J. Morrie Parish of W Ittlesford, per Rev. .1. Spea re 81. Rev. J. Brown, of Tritoty College. Cambridge Lloyd's; at the City of of the ftlittopoli.. P. WELSFORD, Sect _ 174 " . .- - ----4 6 .:44 0 •-4011:.,, , * -:, , 5,„/".--- - • - • • -4--. "Pe= Ce3A - f . 7 --•,. ~,_-_. - . ... .Ir • r".....'-- -. e' 4,„ -- , - . A. . . ; • . o # 6 . K 4 11r1 DI • . , ir - ityc, . .. • ~! PRICE id. . . _ i I . .. TREATY BETIVEEN THE UNITED STATES I, 1815. COM_ of AMERICA 4ND TH E CREEK RATION. _-...--- the following Document, rather a singular one of •I its kind, has not hitherto appeared in this country ; :4 ; 120 6 2 hut an official copy of it having fallen into our bands, lured. we lay it before our readers:— nesulA. 66 JAMES MADISON ; President of the United,Statee Resolved, ,ed for the of America : I ARMY ' 6 To all and singular to whom these prtsents shall /N, in the come greeting. ties of the cc Whereas certain articles of agreement and capie . tulation were made and concluded on the ninth day r, ernnled of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand l i bl ' lm P" ' eight hundred and fourteen, between Major-General 11,e (ler- ' Potriebes, Andrew Jackson, in the name of the President of IRITISH the United States of America, for .and io behalf of • Duke of iy , „ d „ the said United States, and the chiefs, deputies, and ' ; warriors of the Creek Nation ; and wher e as the a I President having seen and considered the same. sod, i 1 16 ' 9d • 1 by and with the advice and consent of the Senate of i the United States, duly ratified and confirmed the • • I said articles of agreement and capitulation, Which • . S. are in the words following, to wit : e; " Whereas an unprovoked, inhuman, and sane 4 ". 1 ' • • ") • guinary war, waged by the ho s tile Creeks ag a i n st the • e • ii• xlO 0 0 United States, hath been repelled, prosecuted, and .... 5 5 e determined, successfully on the part of the said h, States, in conformity with principles of uatittteni juss 5 0 0 5 0 0 tice and honourable warfare—and whereas consi. 5 5 0 . iteration is due to the rectitude of procoerlit.g, dic- • 2 2 0 tated by instructions relating to the .rreelite'rtishment • 4 o 0 Lg. 90 8 o f pence: be it remembered, that, prior to the cone ..,. 5 0 0 quest of that part . f the Creek Nation hostile to the v. • 5 0 0 United States, numberless aggressions had been com- • e 2 2 0 mitred against the peace, the property, and the lives d, of citizeus of the United States, and those of the ; y , • Creek Nation in amity with he r , at the mou th o f •e, , Duck River; Fort Mimnis, and elsewhere, contrary 3 0 to national faith, and the regard due to an Article of u 49 i 0 the Treaty evirictuded at New Yttrk, in the year 1790, between the two nati o ns ; th a t th e U n i te d e- s _l7 0 • States, previously, to the perpetration of such out.. by rages, did, in order to ensure future amity and nd concord between the Creek Nation and the said It 2 8 . • g . States, in conformity with the stipulations of fo r mer • ;y Treaties ) fulfil, with punctuality and good faith, 119 11 7 her engagements to the said tee jot, • en that more Ise than two-thirds of the whole numeer of chiefs and , er 5 3 2 warriors of the Creek Nation, disregarding the v. at genuine spirit of existing treaties , suffered thems e lv e s - .• 3 0 0 to be instigated to violations of their natured honour Ice and the respect due to a part of their own nation oy . - in faithful to the United States and the p r i n ciples o f 2 0 0 humanity, by impogors denominating them s elv e s ' m prophets, and by the duplicity and mi s i e P ren t a ti ott loy u- of foreign emissaries, whose Governments treat war, .. 4 6 0 open or understood, with the United States. Where. .1. ; fore, lst.—The United States demand a n eq u i va l en t )3 , 1 4 13 0 . for all expences incurred in prosecuting the war to . yI its termination, by a cession of all th e te rr it or y be- K. ' longing to the Creek Nation within the territories of 5 0 0 the United States, lying west, south, and south ;s- -i. „ s. /00. : eastwardly of a line to be run and described by per- ,_ sons duly authorised and a pp ointed by the P res id en t resen :1 ! n, . of the United States e —begioning at a p o i n t on th e 110 6 eastern bank of the Coosa River, where the s o uth v. : boundary line of the Cherokee Nation • crosses the in . t same : running from thence down the said Coosa ar 117 0 River with its eastern bank according to its various r . p- , . meanders to a point one mile above the m ou th o f 6'. 53 1 6 . Cedar Creek, at Fort \Vi !Hams thence east two ,mites, 163 0 3i i tes.l theme south t womi les, thence west to the eastern bank of the said Coosa River, thence down the eastern bank v. thereof according to its various meande r s, to a p o i n t ts, opposite the upper end of the great falls (called by e th the natives Wootumka), thence east from a tree cr t 14 0 0 meridian line to a point due north of the m ou th o r It, ; the Ofneskee, thence south by a like meridian line " 6 1,2 9' to the mouth of Ofneskee on the south side of the r- I Tallavocrusa !liver, thence up the same nccorditig to . he l its various meanders to a point where a direct course v. 6 0 0 will cross the same at the di s ta nce o f t en m il es f rom . y- 1 the mouth thereof, thence-a direct line to the mouth • r. 1 of Summochico Creek, which empties i n t o th e Ci ta - 5 7 0 i tahouchie River, on the east aide thereof, below the r. 1 F:ntaulau Town, thence east from a true meridian 2 2 0 line to a point which shall intersect the line now r, i r 6 8 6 dividing the lands claimed by the said Creek Nation r- !from those claireA and owned by the State of r, 50 0 Georgia : provided, nevertheless, that wh ere an y - I 4, ' possession of any chief' or warrior of the Creek te ll 0 0 , Nation, who shall have been friendly to the United v. "States during the war, and taken an active part . 58 17 10 therein, shall be within the territory ceded by these „,`: articles to the United States, every such person shall 13 3 0 be intitled toa reservation of land within the said I, 1 territory of one mile square, to include his improve. H i . g 5. 98d , ments as near the centre thereof as may be, which .; if ; shall ensure to the said chief or warrior and his de- e, scendants, so long as he or they shall continue to oc- • 65 0 • copy the same, who stra!l be protected by and sub- ;49 14 14 ject to the laws of the United States; but upon the " of London r voluntary abandonment thereof, by suc h p ossessor .. . i or his - descend:llaq, the tight of occupancy or pose craters. , session of said lands, shall d volve to the United - • States, and be identified with the ri . bt of i roperty .... ceded - hereby. - • a inspec- t 2d. The United States shall guarantee to the r IRISII 0 w e e a t Creek Nation the integrity of all their territory east- ~„ nasally and northwardly of the said line, to be run .• ' tents here, ides much and described as mentioned in the first oracle. 1 any other " 3d. The United States demand, that the Creek -.• ; ~I ." ili n:P‘: r- N t • on nit - union all communication, and cease to ..urn.,ll. - 1 I ' i.l a fault hold any intercourse with aoy British or Spanner • .. - post, garrison, or town; and that they shall n o t . . admit among them any agent or trader, who sha f t- London. not derive authority to bold t , •lnvot.r , •6l. abr.-44411i . lam, in intercourse with them, by istertee front this -Pre- • eident or authorised ;Bent of the United States: -v. .. r . • • t .. r s . ' .. Ir• - ss.. e0 5 4-„At•f..."- . • •-, .......== „:sevae e e.... '' -. 4 010'..p: . _ ...: ' ...e.a, - - , esv ev • - -.4 • -