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QUEBEC PAPERS. Iqi)STI'CITLES tEtIVEE'S THE AMERICANS INDIANS. hDIAN WA .-Saint Louis, May 2i.—Colonel 'Russel has :p o litely favoured us with the - perusal of letters 'froth 'Captain Musick and Livinehani `Cray, of the Rangers, which giveS-informatibu *that on Wednesday last (the 24th) a party of our attqcked near Fort Itoward, by. abo u t 30 imliiins; that the troops fi'oirl the Fort; under Arptain Craig; repaired to' the scene cri 'action, and engaged the Indians ; that shorilv 'Cap:ain Musick joined In the affair, and a warm tattle ensued. The numbers were about equal; 'but trefo're.the.aFfair closed, 'a party of the Indians entrenewa . the'mselves in a Sinkhole, and per fectlyfettired theritilelves from \ the powerful ex trtious Of our troops. At dark, the Rangers re tired, and next Morning found Ave diails dead 'on the ground ; and the appearance of many more Laving been Mlle& , The action lasted a consi ilerable time. We lost Capt. Craig, Lieutenant Spears, and five men four Wounded, and ?One missing. awcoTtlE-, Jutsin 13.-7- 2 T he Stirveyors lately ;cut to survey t he military bounty lands,- in the lielligan territory, have retiltned without ekecut tog any pail of the work for whieh they were sent out, Time cane of their premature return %vas occaSioned by the IndiAus forbidding the sur iTying any lands in that territory, inasmuch as they in effect deny the treaty of sale of any landt therein. • ST. Lot: Is, ..lotsi'e Ate.'Meis.)=Last tunday, Mr. Alexander Spencer was shot, stab act!, and xvithin three miles of the town of St. Charles, On the road to Cuivre. ludianA were seen afmnst daily in the vicinity or Portage, nd other villages beynnd the Missouri; The can toninents at Cap auk Gr 6 was burnt to - tbegioninl on 'Thursday last, and every thing in it destroyed by 'the luilians. This place had been et'actiated tone tinte in consequence of inundation. F,-ars are entertineet. for the safety► of St. Clarks and Portage des Sioux. 'The Ili(flans are in great ounibers tht 'neighbourhood, of these ___ - . about the ttiddie of April, 25 6}l 0 Paaearas had gone to war against the Sacks, •which will- no doubt bring thotc wretches to a sense of danger. _ _ _ MoZILE, .lut4'H good (lull of irritction het exists in the Creek nation. The peace 1)':1 war parties are still at -varian'dei and some Anle rican settlers have been killed. General Gallic§ is in, the Creek, country, and has sent a. force ac - eompinied by some friendly Indians to arrest the' murderers; The Spaniards are no . less Alarroit than the Americans, and it is said that the intercourse be tween Pensacola and AppalaChicola is In a great Measure cut off. There iS at the latter place a large body of Indians and Negroes, well supplied •With every thing necessary for %var. PITTSBURG, JULY I.—(From Detroit.)--A gen tleman front Detroit, who left that place o-n the I4th June, informs that / considerable jealousy exists beftreen the British and Americans in that steighbourhool The British troops are stationed at Biimi,vich, and have with' them about 500 In dians. Desertions front the British are daily oc curring ; and have been so frequent as to induce the British Commander, Colonel Jiimes, to offer a reward of 55 dollars to the Indians for -every scalp taken out of his i•nes after dark. All com munication fforn the American shore is forbid, on the pretext that the Americans entice their men to_de.ert ; and several. Americans lAiho had crossed over had been arrested, put in confinement, and after severe usage sent home. All communication from eit her Side iS strictly forbidden. There are about 1200 British indiakrs at Hersh's . ;latuk, tare river St: Clair ; they bad plunder ed att Amet lean eit lien of about 500 dollars worth of property. Cot. Battler, at Detroit, haul for warded a remonstrance to Col. Jallies, the British . Commander, complaining of the ?..ggression. It Wa!i disavol l /Cd •011 the part of the British COM niaiiticr, ho ,had•torthttdeul air agent to the In endeavour to get the property restored— ' the re*nit , Wrti not known I - then our inforna v nt, left 3.)etr0i ,. .. Several strange Indians had been prowl ityg abthit DOM - it; who would give nu account of themselves, in consequence Of• which the Atne..; Conttnander had ordered that all Indians of this description, should be immediately arrested, amd,in case,of resistance or art attempt to escape, to he shot. Mackinaw had trot been delivered np by the agreeghly to treaty, nor Slat! we surren 41eted Marten. Au , Anterican vessel had been eitiployed 17y the liritiSh to remove the public property at Mackinaw previous to the surrender of the place. After the properfy had been put nit board the" vessel ! the Indians at Mackinaw ' lv.ho IvtiC very numerous compelled the Captain to reland lr ; declaring that they would never sutler the. plane to be delivered up to the Attie -3.1-eana. ThE AMERICAN PRESS. American Papers, nut excepting the offlciai pgper of, the Government' have recently resumed every hostile tone towards Great Britain. •The, old griewhltte.of impress -it - tent is again brought for- Nvard ; and the ftri.g upo n the American prisoners detained at Dartmoor in E ug h r —L a on at [lie niurttetit pris on , is represented as they were rushingutri of deliberate murder, eerevenge ott &fenceless Ame ricans for the dis:4slet al New Orl eans ! • The Newspapers of the . United States have lung been what sOrne of 0111. mvil Uneaten to become, the disgrace and curse of the COMitry. A pe „. l " kt.mongst whom individuals- call make -a liyellhood by falsehood and slander, and administering t o vile . passians of , a party of mob, is not in a condition to enjoy peace for tiny great _length of time. • FISFIERIE , S.-11.tu FAX, Jusv l7. IMPORT.% Nl.—Extrao (f a L'etter front Shelbo'rne, 7th Jane. We have just received information from 'togged Island flartiour, that several Americau Yishing LONDON, irE.DiVESA-17, OCTOBER 4, 181 t. The Peace of Paris is now said to hare been signed by only Owe Powers. The others, actord ing to the Gazette de France, arc expected to ac cede. We have at A late hour reetheciTeencli Vaperi of the Ist instant. olity ore Monitear and one Gazette Officielie have been received ; the follow ing is 'the only intelligence +orthy of mitice 4;vhich they contain "OnLANANCES Ok 4 THE. KING. " OCT. 1. " Lotus, by tl.e Grace of God, &c.--To present, and to come greeting t--We have or dained, and ordain as follows -:- I:rite opening of the Sittings of the tv,o dlarnbcrs is d'e feiraid tilt the 7tlf dity oI October, this year. " 2. The presi•nt Ift inserted in the Bulletin des Lois. " Given at Pittift, at our ilastle of the Toileries; the 3C•th of t.eptetultei.; in the year of Grate 1815, and the 22d of our Reign. • (Signed) " LOUIS. "By the King. " The Minister of State for Itome Affairs-, (Signeii) • , " VA UI 3 L ANC. .1 • . " A 2(1 ordonnance iipponot M. le Confine Angles, iirfeet of the Police.---(Gazette Officielte,• Oct. 1.) STRAnURGH, SEPT. 26.--ene passage of the troops by the North part cif the Depart ment of the Lc)lver Rhine is in full activity. ,The 6(fi corps wilt fillittl its passage by the Jth of Oc tober ; the sth corps on the The Gth corps proceeds to Neustadt. The 12th division goes by Snrgutrnines. These ttoops are oo,oaco (1 1 / 6 ii Rear Oct. 1). " The following is the sullgEttnee of the most interesting intelligence in the minor } T apers : (Front the Journal des Debuts.) " Four Columns of this Paper are occupied with an article on the new work of Cartuit.-- , -We must postpone all notice of it till to-morrow.; 14 P ARIS , SEPf. J.3ertin IYeveau:t is ap pointed Secretary-General to the Minister of Po lice, in place of i\l; de Fowls ; appointed • Secre- tary to the Prefecture of Police. " Count Ilengnot i Director of the Adtninistra - - tibn of Posts i has resigned ; he is succeeded by the Marquis de - Villeneuve. "M. Barrairon finally appointed Director- Genetal of the Registratidn bf Domains. " Count Vaublane; Ministef of the Inte:icri arrived yesterday . frOnt Marseilles. " The Mayor of Versailles begs us to announce, that, at the request, of Prince Blucher, the grand tvater-works in the Park of Versailles vii play, to-morrow (Sunday). " The Triunlphal Arch Of the Caronsct is to day covered with Auarign Soldiers and tome English Officers" who stem to he occupied taking down the btonze hotses which decorate the suannit of that triumphal arch. The police Ber= vice in the Place de Carousel is performed by Austrians. We are so - red that a deputation from the city of Venice has come to solicit the Enipe7 +•car ofAustria to reclaim thosehor.te?.;; which havinc-, already b'eeii sonic tinie in that city . , were taken over the as is known, by conquerors. It is hoped, as a kind of compeniation, that the Ve netians will also Barry back the hideous Lion 6‘.f: Saint-Mark,' which disfigiti.6 the Fountain of (From Me Gazette de France) " SEPT. 30.—1 t continue§ to be assert ed, that f,eace has, been concluded between three of the Powers. It is Said, that the Emperor of AnSttia stop ped at Milan to wait f6r the news of • the signa ture of peace by all the Power:s; which he ek . - peCied to 'receive ei-cry instant. " There is to he no Mimis.ter of the Ring's' Household, and the Count de V i vadelles is to con tin'tie at the head of the household, with the tine of Director General. " Some Journals assert that M. de Talieyraoil still continues to treat with foreign Porters ; it is a mistake; the buke of Richelieu alone treats. The Ex-Chancellor Cambacercs has paid . down 16,500 francs, as his rated proportion of the imposition of 100 millions authorized by the Or dinance of the I fith August. VALLADOLID, SEPT . . 20.—The reports of a misunderstanding with the Court of Lisbon con- - tinue to gain ground. " The Tribunal of the Inquisition is at this . m°- mein perhaps the one of our Tribunals which is most remarkable for moderation and its revect to legal forms !" Journal de Paris contains nothing of inte rest.l. }RE: CI-T F UNDS. 5 per Cents.. . Bank Actions. 59 f 75 c. GO P. 1017 f. 50c. Private letters from Paris represent the ferment in that Capital as very great. The change of Ministers,: „ and 'anticipated change of measures ; the reclamation Of 'the plundered works of Art ; th ; e open removal of artillery ; and a concatena tion of other causes, all unite to increase this Gallic fever. The Triumphal arch in the Place Carousel, surmounted by the gilded Cart, pre pared for the Statue of I.3I.7oWARTE, and in Which were. harnassed the ftrtn i ous Venetian horses,. )ras at length submitted to the retributive mailers and pickaxes of the Allied Victors. • On this subject, the Paris Papers of the 'lst only ex pt ess a hope that . the "hideous Lion of St. Mark," which lila, also carried of froth Venice, and placed as a trophy of victory on the Fountain des iriva. lides, within view of that refuge of .the disabled French soldiery, Might also be removed. This reminds us of the FOx and the Grapes ; but we dare say the Parisians will have their wish grtified. We glean the fiyllowing from private letters, for the authenticity of which, however, we cannot answer. The National Guard and a mob' of per - - sons prevented the horses front being taken down by a small Prussian . guard on the 29th. - On the 3fith, a large body - of Austrian troops occu pied the Place Carousel, and the *ark was' completed. The pillar in the Place Vendome is reported to be under sentence of removal; — The number of cannon on the btidges has been augmented, and every thing . indicates that both the French Government and the Allies think this a Crisis at which some popular explosion isnot un likely. There is, it is said, an entire division of Bri tissh troops under arms every night. in the Bois de Boulogne ; and a report was in eireuktion, that crowds of persons, amounting to several thou sands, were found assembled near the Bois de Boulogne on Thursday ; that they were unarmed, and appeared "assembled for some political par pose ; and that the British out-posts dispersed them: They are said to have been. discharged Officers and soldiers of the Army of the Loire. Three British llegiments were also under arms on Saturday night in Paris. They were stationed about. the Tuileries ; and rumour assigns as the cause' fur. this movement, the discovery, as usual, of a grand Conspiracy, within a few hours of its being calried.liito execution. A multitude of other reports, Sufficiently prov jug the disordered state of Paris, kept (kiwn by the 'Aided troops / hare also. reached us, but we ab stain from -giting them currency till we receive i»telligen'ce fr 7 our own priyate Soureca, on the accuracy of which we Can depend. We have no ner:s from Spain, except some un important notices from Andalusia, in the French PaperS. It is somewhat 'a'stonishing to see how many patrons foreign rtbellionfinds in this coim try. We arc not surprized at the glorious Cause being taken - up by those of our Journals which arc the avowed friends - , of alb: insurrections against existing Government% which happen to' be legal, but there is a dangerous trifling with prin-i ciples in those of soUrrd character, thus readily adopting the side of armed resistance ; even against 'a King unpopular in this country'. We laF before (fur Remfers to-clay extract:l from North * Ati;etican 'Papers. it will be seen thiit hostilities between the Itrdians and Ainerims have actually commenced, • tressels c'i'rne in ttere-, ifrxi nvitt ; CVCl)tt ; ell !lets Trimile fat to each other) across The harbour, thereby CitchingiWige titiantitici.l of herring, which they tige at haft td tirke cod-fth on the bankt`df . thit Provincr!. •• • • • ** Again we are eninpelleil to finstpime the insert i on of nu- inerout Artiais 16tenCied for publicatiwY. •MAIT,S. • • . ' r~RRIVtD--ISu'ritiain, Cifittigrtarg 4 n, liaralintglt, rifilmn, 1 rltlt:F. OF STOCKA . . TWIS . IhtY•AT T W FAX E Bonds, Gs. 7s. ;Bs. Exclieq. Bills, 2c, (is, (Ws, • Ontinni, pr. thnniurn for A cc , 7; S; pr. Coos. fur ..I",:count, ii gi haul( Stuck, - a per Cent. Ilea. shut 3 pet Ceurt. Cans. 57111 lier Cents. shut A Inn - Cent. Navy Ann. 3:5-Li littnk L. Ann. shut COURSE OF EXCHANGE, l'OrmAY, OCT. 3. Amsterdam , 31; 0 B. 2U. Ditto, at Sight ~.. 35 6 • Amsterdam . 11 0 C. F. . Ditto, at sight Rotterdam Ant we rp . - . ' 11 o Exc. Mo. Hamburg:li ' 33 2 21 Us. Bremen., - . Album Paris, I Day's Date Ditto BourdeaUx, ditto Frankfort cm the :Hain Madrid 3B Effective Cadiz 4 37 ' Effective BarCelona ' . Bilboa St. Sebastian's '37 Cmitnna •• • Gibraltar • 35 Leghorn 50-.1 Genot ... - '4l---.—Veniee - 23 50 Malta .. ~ . Palermo Lisbcin G3 Oporto - ' Rio Janeiro • ' Dublin .... 104—C0rk.... tl4 per Cent. Agia.of the Bank on Holland.... 2 Portogiki Gold, in Col-r Foreign Gold, in Bars 4 G 0 New Doubloons ' .... 4 1 0 New Dollars , . 0 5 6 1-11Ca1 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-NIORROW. minute -etc? 3. Evening, 34 minutes xtter 3. THE SUN. siyI.EN! WWI DICE. IL PALIUM AIMEAT ? NAVAL NEWS. • rAtAioura, OCT. the Express packet, with a M a il from Sti rin° 9 lll ll, under jury -masts ; s a iled f ront Surinam t he . 2 feat July, from Berbice the 2d August, from s o t rata the Oat August, from Barbadoes the 1 (1 . 6 August, from StArineent's the 18tlt Attg" sti ~ 14 Dorninia the,-20th August, from GoadAl a l s i t st , 21st August, and from Antiolta the 27tli AP The following is an extract front the Joan ° 3 , A Oi On 30th Aug. in lat. 20. long. Li'. 4' P. M. strong gal es sq ua lly, i n f or e-top-sA 8 - t ec i set main-stay-sail and trysail; at a, ,deu t bje w ' r s ia try-sail ; hear) , sqsqualls at 6, ,lying unoe... - sc washed jolly-boat from the ste rn , eo ; 30 min. a tremendous but ricane3hil'r ed ! s ol which cleared the decks, stove in lher sta rw a - ii k side, and hove the ship on her beans-ends; m a d lbg the, vessel not to lighten, --found it tiee ess io t to throw overboard our starboard galls , all( 1 0 away the main -mast ; foFe-top-tarast, etc. 4c. °„, she righted—kept her before the wind all'iscr which Was tremendous : we tben'threl hoard our larboard guns, and every tithag 1701 able. At 3 a. id. the hurricane eta et/ ' 0 4(1; N. E. to 8.4 which still blew, if possibl e ' 0 1 greater violence and much higher sca-'-c"ti'' to send NAV. At day-li g ht, which wa s sc dea r" perceivable from night, busily employed in' in; some remains of wreck at noon, the urea cane continues as before, and a (W k day—no Ic) , to be teen in any diiectidn---cu` some remains of fore-sail, 3; tile " Aug. 31 / . Tremendous ‘tiatlier at. , 1 sea pooped us, broke d o w n th e poop deck''2ll A t O yied away part of the stern, washed ove' b°3f t t he binnacle,,aod -every moveable thin; i e/ cceP bo lisf long-looat, which was lashed to the: and a complete wreck, with one nearly cut in two. The carpenter eit t l r ig i t- e broke, and two others severely bridle d ' .0 61 maunder of these 24 hours the hurricane co with the same vi o l enc e, an d t h e 50a,o cclis i - 0 00 broke overethe ship with great forCe e obscur---Ano sky to be seen the vessel 5441- ding to the N.W. el•bl4 " sept. I, P. M. Weather inuch ab Bte( a fore-sail, set it, got i n jib-boot°, El: 4 ' Si i c ; e " Sept. p • M• Fresh b ree zes effie d rigging lore-, top ... mas t, jury-mast, Btc; fSc' spot 28' Sept. 25 , lat. 4 6. 1 I'. long. ' ll C f e tj ' i the bi-ig Donald, from Whitehave l b Edward's Island." .71` Kejzrot, the ,fell Ow - c'rci mouth the famous S nst;:69'rd'd 0 -.......:...---- wiib%pv:oncist,fnotr4l3l.lo which was magnified int 6. a Wfit of liabe6sl}abl° p i nc i ej o u il s : u: s s i e ;oo a ‘ rin i a ) ( t o l : f l t - o f h i l v e l ) i l l s ilV d est E n-d of the 1 :: . ill" as we have heard, lilted } . l c r .„ t p i t : :el:se Prisoner, i o le a r, cldress himself to Gover ritr°t.°l. -' t4l' expected 17/;iness, ha s 115(1 i t" per to St. Helena. b; wslP'ilef ra ea' , , s , t i o l , t o n e t t e fi h r i s s b t a ) ship' o i) k p s i c a o:f: i l fa grill: -rCeccilfilftl the sn, f , o_ll: a : n d g ire N c ' t e e i d y b l y )reper answe r _ l - I : l ce:p t .: of the which El) ; a : r n i ' a ßß d ivi d nf r g e t: s sy s t : r d esertto'7:3•4;:7t:;42:l::::: i l iina,:eii nt a l c e q 1 island s a l i a n rd you ln a n sw er, t ha t 11 is Noj e ' ).:6 l: ,L : i ct ' °4 Sept' o,l°. determined that no property shall lae sel't t :, 04 1 °tli k B VONA PA • R."' or to any of his fuliowecs %vita are c ' l 61 i iv , roe )" ' cj- j • ' S t. Helena, excepting tt,' e P .iely, 30 n , ' l a l; y o b l esent by :he families of those per c)ris resf rect : sta ic."" . And further, pass this, the Office.of the S ecretar)' 1 " - 0170 7;n ; PART& or his that no at ticle; for the use of NAroi,F°S ,y 3 !colic his said' followers; shall IN foroisblil au ~toi . tho o ' to theta, excepting- what shall be provide() by the -LI er , o" his Ma . 4: ' sit hooks, pit i :I I : g satn} i st e o n (4 l :ri t c o quu t ra h ni e i:te p r ly' i tt s :u o lc t%!t:l-.37::iitin stepsre t g i a es r t d i I:t3n°c. - - - e" -e l :'15e::::::$:ial'k : ' li e ; i : t 1 . F. 0°143* ,v l '.' l had an Yesterday Earl v : i ist; y rtlay, at two o'clock, Viscotint 51137.601° ----.."--- audience of the l'itlscE REGF,:•rr '' o t te 4 ton -h o u se, to rnen'!e' which lasted an hour, We °I.I f t he I:l o i ty n T i i t f r t ‘l l .) :: l i i s • t i li l i o l l i i i s 7 a s i tt e c:t r l t C l o l s e l l ril i e r t i o ' ll s c o Cit'ie r n e e l its t o i (o c Ac:fr : :l:, s (lo t c p e..:. Carlton...l , Innencle%A.rotrtric'll"altitifiNc V s iii•c(l:6l)l.4l.' 115 f.(.)ra o_ Ca b inet \'v-i6Cteo(iti::l:c.:ii.issicoot(:llintenilEsf•taieDir-1:11o:etu TLijorte,:',liti:°":::::,'f.ttlyti°l:‘i! ' HA Amer Castle, ifild yesterday the .6‘ ll Yesterdayß"wl-:;Y•for Sandoly Nail, Staffordshire, r .. o f Office, for the Howe Deportment, kurewit'd 't Yo- State e.,erthit.i:2l.o' elift:,l Gicc6,aceensr:z(e.s,el,.(,:.:tlicElle‘le,tr,io)l%,(Fit'll;il,e lice c O e'."). avS'l.,,tbztre(te,lieilligOtiiiititett.clrK.):elVie,teilret;elfii:!::oilliiesiStr.C:f 11:1; hus,-,„"ry of his ;Majestys approbation,. I ) '' ,[ e . ;0 , (licit• con duct in the late battles in the therrands. Pr' • - • • ~i of MIN aeentlitts informs us of the ArflY, the L Itowh 0 n o r a r ty 4 : i c i t i' l l , l ; re I GOVer. '1(1"1;rat NIF.1{;;;.:*; hr:S•beeti ;111110,°(. ; br nor-General tii of Cur +C and its (felieniteu.(;;LeTerol AN:DEr it rusels. ales'E:Nning O c t tile NETHEIILASPi aldi ul -big maie_ :t ;L o s n , t(h3rier.”c'e(l;;3lsotr olothoeinecsaf .I) ishiherit ' Atm o- ~ :1 in‘v e ill' ot Bo,Uou persot s are, it is sal6, I cici. ploy .1 • I". at the Cutton li.stablisbatents in the pity itollel3.. s ' n , 1 • , i t , t,