The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1792-01-21 00:00:00, page 2

From the National Gazette 1
- rillLADErPHiADccemV
comm IB els who were waiting at
the Rock-Landing exneAing the
Creek fh'efs which le'rer ts dated
8' “Ufichee Oloher jfi tygi’
findfigned General Wm A- Bowles
d re 'oi of aiFairr for the Creek nail
O1' In his le'rer and in his gene?
ia! dxciaiaMons he afleits that Alex
3' eM’Gillivray has deceived the
In litis in rhe treitv made ar Nev
T :L in' tha he is wiiljng ro form
:ies yw‘i r he Ufrted S'aes in
b-hal ef uie Ciccs oatioo and de
It! K-:fc MUACVCr
thatcrifi — theprefenrs he brouehc
wruh him and his boll flerrionscau
sd great agitations and helt'ar‘on a
mong the ignorant part and ofcourfe
among -Ah the maflrof the Creeks
hough ir appears that a confl
derable portion of rhe upper Creeks
and indeed all the refpeAabe Chier
W3e for runn'ne rhe line noewnh
standing the dehiflons of Bowles fiia
prefumed that he is an imftor— ife
Bur he pte-enJs he has pbwete 1
Ifom theBritifli govemmert to core
$S vVe!r w!h h Creeks
1 he bad of which flia'I be a tevoca
lion on their parr of the trea-y wirh
He thar he has
three flps loaded with g nds' a-m
end amm'imrion and cannon — that
' h Creeeks will permir him'' he
will ellibliib for and tradine houf
S at which th Creeks fliail hefup
pl ed wi:h goods of all forts unoa
oer'er-re m than eve fhev hive been
end rhit t-ehad fix thoufand men In
ne lumds ready to fuiport h'in
Tna he would wi-eto Gemgla
and p-event the hnes being run and
be accvdiny has written to the
Juthentie nttUfgenct c f
lancet aming tke Crr laians'
Tne public have btfenluform
by nuirerum paragraphs extraei
from the London papeis iha: a Mr
Bowie arrived in England fiom A tee
cica in the cou'fe of the yejr
wyh feveral Indian belonging a rime
of the routhe n nibe Thr h
hid Bowles and Indiana haj CCcT
n - v M'lCii iroTl
England during 'hecnufc of nelft
fummer enric aed wirfi -preTenti for
the Bahimriffands
Itnowapneaithatrhefi dBovli
nf-er a riving the Bdnm frjfej
for In ta Rive fo called rn'f Qj
Eft Florida and thence proceeded
L°vh!ipurt of he Creek In
hah ted hy the Seminclies xvhere he
"veJ-in hei month of September
That at the time of his arrival the
Creeks were preparing ro execute 'he
trea y made between them and the
UrJ'H Stares a New York in An
pul 170 They hil chofen the
Chielno a fend r the Ruck-Landing
h 'he fi-ll fOlober the timefta
lei Fit running the boundary bres
mentioned in the treaty-— The
Whi'e B id K'nsof theCufi ahs being
of his commifC n
Boielea'a apreamncf-tarever iT
ua-KgetV--
ed cTtinteffaree anJTuppor n a ccr
ram dexee and that they faded from
Wx
The Papal (la e of Italy hare late
ly difeovered tliongfymptrims of dif
content and ihe mifchief of it is his
holmcfs ha ro power to oppofe a
gainft ary advances 'hatmjy lemadg
upon h!Sarc:cn prerogatives but
the inillety1f anaihema which of
Iare yeais has been difcoveicd'tobe
very ha m'efsinits eiTefls
Tolard Has yet met with no in'er
tupdon in its happy revolution ? the
new wheels which have been Irrerrd
Into machinery of itr conllltuiion have
been put in motion and found to
work well and harmoiiifbfly wi'h
the whole— —Neighbouring defpo-
li-o iffedr to fiown but Its frowns
ire ifefpifeJ ihough much remains
8t feme future time to be done fox
the Poles The people at latgeae'
certainly much happier eircimftai
ced than they wete and the robi
liiy not Icfs'fo Comparative liber
ly has been given wi'hout I cemx
ouenefs having been encouraged
Rufiia Has begun to tuiiil her te'tns
wi'hthe Porte and the peace at length
cflabl ibed between ibefe violent foes
promifes to be one of tome contlnu '
ation
Turkey having" peraporilly direi
gaged iifelf from its urifucrerfu'ion
' fliA in Eurooe finds us ATi Kir pof
fclfions in ak'resf femienthu hav
ing now leifuieiio attend ro them it
is not fuppofed frem rhe iangumary
mode in which the court of Conftm
I tinople proceeds in cares of rebelli
on hat any! hfs of territory on
that -- quartet will he i he cpnreqicr-ce
Muiey Aiicir emperor of Morocco
has made a formal federation of war
agamit ihv court n S’a n
Tne eaf ctor of Cmoauy end hie
flnw!e‘t whnnp -hv ih !e the lying
‘captain fha!l rhen twn out an
Jtmoftn nev will ant-irl and run
the boundary lihei without further
dffi:ul'y ’
J"A-bJLJhe liite— flt 'ild be-nm-at deTTo'erabTe The K n of Frarce
l tmiA 1 I 1 ti l lil 14
cl res that tie Trrxr tiealy (bill
not he executed
The Indian? d ft- ifljed by hit aria
have en?tcted the United Stairs to
wa t until ihe fin pi? hefo e the
boundary fiiil he nuked and if
fa! eh nods fiinulJ heen'irelv dif e
ga-tec — Indeed hi important
ard life prohjhlv deierd on Cowles
being duven opr if ration
A confideratle derarhment rf'he
troop of the United State and Mr
Elicnrr the furrevor and three re
fpeft b’c Commidioners from the llafe
of Gengia( were aiTrm'i'ed punclua!
I ar the Ro k I and icon the Oore'
he full f O'lfliei 'and they wir ed
fnttbe Creek Chiefs until 'he besm
ning of Novea-ler hen ‘thet def
paired of the b'fi:iel'i bc:ng clTec1cd
thi feafon
faithfully adhpreil to he intetetls of
theUn’-tedS a'eswa tr'Vircommetid
the rnre appointed anJ thaf B tWe s
Mr Bradford
''r'HE i ubiic whether partial rf
- imjamal will 1 loiif
Europfam XTATff-er-PotTTtcr that literary fame is rot tneobjeA
— of controverfy bctwxcn Mr John
LEXlKCTnN January
ExtratfeJ from fcc Nathnol G zttem
-Inmnearrmat Mr blTVIUvrav hai
ftnffian majefty held e conreine'
Pitniiz the tyh of AueLft laft
the lefulr of which wai a declaration
lhm tl ey lock upon the aBual fiua-ioa
of h- Mjdlv the Kinj£tf France a a
n ohfe f common roAcem to'al
ihe Sovereigns of Euroe They'
hope tha'ih s concern willdoubtfe's "
? row pHed by all the powei from
vhom Ifirt-nceieiuiied apdihat
Jn rond)utfnce iiievivrTnoo tefufe
w ' I wai
Crap and tnyftlfp ncitlier was it t
attack Mr Cnig’s reputation 'or re
fhew my dexreiitv in Newfp per
altercation that I ftated the report
which Mr C'raighad railed arl pro
- pgated on me p but” it ‘ was iirrrlv
to counteract rhe malicious intenti
on hf Mr Craig and others whe
infidnouily rrpr8gate that report
th-t 1 procured and rublifiicd the
certificrtes of Mr JAlariha!! and
Col H Brocke From particular
circumfianccs 1 knew th-t tefc gen
t!emen were enabled o coi ned the
time of rejecting the bill in the lent
with 'Ru--mend that of my getting to
And uTa mind unii fun
ced by prejudice tite r certifies res
is ill be perfectlyfatinctory But
th:s fubject will admit of fui tier
proof And if truth is Mr Craig’s
object i will funiifi him a clue by
which he will attain the hglufi mo
rv! certainty The Senate keep re
Eu ? Journals of all i s iTcctedin-s
and by applying to tlwie Journos
the time of rejecting the bll may
be fixed- Mr Craig may i hen trace
me from Kentucky to Richmond
by rite w ay of Staunton Wmcheflcr
Ftuquler Court Houfe and Dum
fries— At the lafi menttenfd place
I took the public flage on Monday
the 291b of November 1790— in
company with MiLLucy Mjrlhall
Mr Juus Dandridge of Richmond
anJ a lr M’Lall 1 we lodged at
tl e B vl i:t Citen that rg it and
the next oay fuefuay the joth of
November 1790 the Stage diove tw
Mr Jo in Mar ll ali’s ooor in Rich
ucum WtoGLMiIg MarhaU and my
conrolidve In the nu ll pefert lier
y ihe bafu of a monarchical toven
nicntfnitih e to the tlh' of Stiver
reigns and the weifa'c of the Tier cb
na ion— —The- and in tl is Cafe
their faid Majifties 'tieEmiwm -nl
King of Pi ullii ae de-ri-ned to a A
fpei'dily with mirual ciccotd nl
tC‘ vff4rAJiKci‘ to ibrin he iio-a
fed c-d iMccmmfcn
No fc fi'ile charge ha taken pl?c
in the fTai of Cape Fit-oj
ccpt that tie tnfu'geir uve befl
wo fled la-ely' in feverl loialj
imdies
employing in conjunct iou wiHt i heir
faid Mail (lies the imfi efficacteir
meari idaj u e toLhit Jiirres -iers-