The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-08 00:00:00

On FRIDAY, the Sth of JANUARY.

The Pensioners at 511: per dAy, ■ud lbws at 6d. to the end
of the numbered Reigitncut,:.
On SATURDAY. the 9th of JANUARY.

Those at 9.1. front the Royal Garrison Vlttt:ilniii and re-
maining Regime-Ms and Corps q those at 7d. and Bd, and all
the Cavalry at 9,1. per illy.
On MONDAY. the 11th of JANUARY.

Those at Q I. per slay, from the lit Foot Guards to the fiOth
root inclusive.

On TITP,SDAY, the llth of JANUARY.

Tho.e at 9.1. pfe day, from the 61.1 Foot, sad all the re-
in ottiog ltriptueols and Corp., as al.° those at liOd. per
day.
On WEDNESDAY, iLe flu or JANUARY.

Those etlsTsgseriisVirt,it the il:lierent Regiments of Ca-
valry, with the lst and 2d Regiments of Foul Guards.

On THURSDAY, the 14th of JANUARY.
Those at Is. per day from the 3d Foot Guards, to the eua
of the oninhertd Rceieneulit at that Rate.

On FRIDAY. Ole 15ils of JANUARY.

.
Those at Is. per tiny, from the Royal Garrison Battalion,
and all the remaining Regiments and Corpr, and also those
at I,old. per day.
On SATURDAY, the 16111 of JANUARY.
Those nt I. Id. 14.11 d. ls. 2.1. Is. 2.9. and I. 3d. per
dny.
On NIONDAY, the 111th of JANUARY..

Those fol. Is s'l. la. ad.
Is. In. 7d. Is. 7jd. Is. 81.1. Is. Is. 94. ls. 90. and
Is. 10d. per day.
Ott TURRDAY, the 19th of JANUARY.
Those at In. 10311. per day and upwards; those Pensioners
who have been tottnitletl nu account of Blindness; and •Iso
the Private G. milkmen who receive Annuities from the late
first and second Troops of Horse Guards.
It is islsir ordered and directed, that all the Ont-Peso
sinners belonginz to the said Hospital, do pky pstlicular
attention to their irwttr twitting, which they are restiiired to
produce at the time of payment, by which they are ordered
le transmit in the PaymasterGenerul of his Majesty's Land
Fortes in I.kintloti, their MEd wits as therein prescribed, On
or immediately after every Quarter Day; without which
their Names will not he entered un the Pay-Lists for ilia
subsequent /11. mm., and they are nut afterwArds to CitarlZe
their !dare of abode, an specified in their afndryits, with-
out unae.,iilible .necessity, and dully edifying the Ram^.
Aud Nether to take Notice, that in consequence of va-
rious Frauds having heti] committed by Pensioners in the
Receipt of Pension slid Pi tze-Muney, it is ordered Ilkat all
Pensioners so uffendier, halt be attnek off the Pension
List, and forfeit fur ever all benefit arrong fruit) this Esta-
blishment. _

RICHARD HEAVE, Secretary and Registrar.

POW ICA 1. lib. MEJIBRANC-*:1: ;
OR,
A FEW CIVIL QUESTII)Ns RESPECTING MATVERS
WHICH SEEM TO DAVE ESCAPED NoucL.

Whet became of the ships building in Rutst's under Ge.
ttersl ?
Why hese the annual elates of the 'Aisles of the East In-
dia Girl tlllly been withheld font P.irlisinent snit the Public ?
Why h.is nut Gene►al 04Ie'a affair been further inquired
into?
Why has not the sale of petal Prizes been settled, and
the pi-anus whir were to blame punished ?
Are the notes of the Federative flank, retalili.heil in 1813,
and wide:, were to be called iu betose 14 July 1615, yet set-
tled and paid?
Whitt Causes obstruct the settlement of the St. Enststia
prize-money, which Las lain in the hands of Greenwich
Hospital tbirty•sia years and a half ?—Tlie captors entailed
to said prise-money are almost all dyad, and the lloopital
will to a eery few years claim a prescriptive right to Al.

" Charge Ist—Exciting and stirring up the Creek In-
diana to war against the. Uoitod States, and her cititrus, he
(A. Arbuthnot) bring n subject of Great Britain, with wheat
the Uoitin3 States are at peace.
" Sper*ation.—Thet the said A. Arbuthnot, between
the months of April and Jill, or soitietinte in June,
wrote a letter to the Little Prince, exhorting nod odviairrg
him not to comply with the Treaty of Fort Jackson, stating
that the citizens of the United State* *ere infringing tin the
Tufty,
.CArtis, MIA w I....behtealak MOWN ataa4/0041•44
Of the Chief hlaostrate of the United States; and advising
the Upper and Lower Creeks to unite and be friendly, 'Cit.
log that William Rstobly was the cause of their disputes ;
also advising the Little Prince to write to the Governor of
New Providence, who would write to his Royal titchniss
the Prince Regent, through whom the United ;;Istes
h called to a compliance with the Treaty of Ghent, ad-
vising them nut to give up their lands, opal.,
of Fort Jackson, for that the American citizens wool,)
compelled to give up to them all their lands under lite
Treaty OPGhent.
" Marne 2d.—Acting as a spy, and aiding, ahettiog',
' and comforting the enemy, supplying them with the means
of war.

" Specification Ist—ln writing a letter from the Furt of
St. Marks, dated 2d April, 1818, to his son John, at Suo any
(marked A ), detailing the advance of the army, under Geu.
Jackson, stating their force, probable movements, am! ion'.
tions, to be communicated to Bowlegs, the Chief of the

Bowan), Towns, for his government.
" Spertiffeation 2d.-111 writing the letters marked it
without date, and C. with enclosures, 27th January, 18IS,
and D. called a ' Note of Indian Talks,' and E without
slate, applying to the British Government, through Governor
Cameron, for munitions of war, and awislatice for oar c:,e.
mien; making false representations; and also nppl, :re to
• Mr. Bigot, British Ambassador, for his interference, a ills a
statement, on the back of one of the letters, of munitions of
war for the enemy.
" Charge 3d—Exciting the Indians to murder and desire,
Wm. nimbly and Edmund Doyle, and causing their arrest,
with a view to their condemnation to death, and the seizure
of their property, oil account of their active and zeslooa
exertions to maintain peace between Spsitt, the United
State., and the Indians, they being Cilia-ma of the Spanish
Goiwrnment.

" Npecificalien Ist—ln writing the 'letters marked C.
dated 20th August, 1817, G. dated 13th May. 1817- and 11.
threatening them with death, alleging against them fake 3114
infamous charges, and using every means in his power to
procure their arrest. All which writings Gail sayince ex-
cited, and had a tendency to excite, the Negroes and Indians
to acts of hostility against the United States.
" By order of the Court.,
" J. 31. GLAssrLt.„ Ree, rder "
To which charges and specifications the Prisoner

pleaded—Not Guilty.
The Prisoner having made application for C
eel, it Wit% granted him ; when the Court ',lnf..,
to the examination of the evidence.
Wilit•!ri, a witness Oil the part of il:e
bvitig duly sworn, stilted, that some tint,'
before last Ju;y, the Little Prince received a letters
signed by a Mr. Arbuthnot; advising the Metter
Part of the nation to unite with the Lower Chiefs in
trinity ; and stating, the hest mode for them to
re-pn•sess themselves of their lands wouhl he to
write to him (Arbothriol, and he would send
their complaints to the Governor of Providence,
whence it would be forwarded to his Britannic Ma..
jest}', and he would have the terms of the Trciety
of Ghent attended to. He moreover stated his
belief, th.t the encroachments on the India,. I.l,tde

were unknown to the President of the Usnied
Stews. The witness also identified the signuture