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earl n to h:s Indians, ♦as tattelly destitute of foundation—
XI ) Copies of the .‘ me correopoodeore were trAostootts
to the %mate of lite United States then in Engl,ud, with
iul toctions to remonstrate with the British Goecriireent
'elitist these proceedings 44 Nicholls, and to phew how to-
comp*, ihle they were with the peace which had been enucludel
between the two nations. These eentott4trancer XII. 6.1, I

v ere seeordingly Made, first in personal interview with Edo
Bathurst and Lord Caii!leriagb, and afterwards io XIII a b.]
Written 111114 P, addressed detect...lM, to them (4.01.1ra of
together with retracts room the dispatches of the
American Minister to the Secrildry of gate, reporting what
passed at those interviews, arc tncl ised). Laid Bathurst, in
the most suirquiviteal m ,r,ciiiihrineil the facts, and dis-
avowed the mi.conduiet of Nicholls; declared his disappro-
bation of the pretended Treaty of Alliance, offensive and
defensive, which he had made; assured the American
hlinister that the British Gurernment had refused to
ratify that Treaty, and would send back the Indians
wh Nicholls had twouvit with bun, with advice to
make their peace on such teems as they could ob-
tain. Lord Castlereagh confirmed the assurance that the
Treaty would nut be ratified; and if, at the same time that
these ascerances were given, certain distinctions of public
n..toriety were 'hewn to the -prophet Hillis Hsitjti, and he
was actually huourred with a commission, as a British Offi-
cer, it is to he presumed that these favours were granted him
as rewards of past services, and nut as encouragement to
expsct any support from T;erat Britain, in a continuance of
invaKe hostilities against the United States, all intention of
tieing any such support having been repeatedly and ear.
neatly disavowed.
(7b be continued.)

THE LATE QUEEN of WIRTEMBERG.

According to the French Papers. strange and
idle reports are Isegitioni.; to he spread at Stutgard
respecting the death of the late Queen. A certain
somnambulist, who had foretold the death of the
Kings's father, hail also it seems predicted that of
the Queen Catherine. A peasant tor., we are
told, tied some time since requested admission to
the I'olace, it, order to communicate voinething
which had been revealed to him by alma of inspir,.-
lion ; and on being pressed to tell what tt was, bet
anuomiced, with an air of great confidence, that
the Quern would very shortly die. The decease
of her Majesty following very boon afterwards, the
peasaiit has it seems been arre.teel, in order to toe
questioned shout the ground., of Ins former pre-
diction. Hut perhaps the roma silly of ail the
queer things afl.p..t on the subject is, that the re.
isreseiltation of a Theatrical Piece, called L'Arbre
de Diane, had been fur a long time regarded by
the Court of Wirtemberg as a sinister augury; that
it had in consequence been prohibited by the late
King, but had been lately revived, and was. actually
the last piece at winch the departed Queen was pre-
sent !—When will the age of marvels have an end'

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTR JAM VARY 21.1.

Arrived the Liffey, from the Down.'; Ae'mired Cockburn,
Briggs, fur Nrw South ; the Dutch brig of war Mu•-
carr, from the Down• ; cral outward-humid vesiwit.
Passed through the ml., at:d the Francis Eliza;
and several transports to harbour.
&Ord the Sophia h •r the Wrvt Indies; and the
Sophie guo.brig, for the of Goof Dupe.

•
DARTNI4)I.7R, JANUARY 27.
Arrived the Emmeline, Plasket, trims Nantucket for Lon.
don, with damage, The Nymph, Fox, from Lisbon for
London, shuck on a cock going into Salcumb Mobutu- on
Slooday Might last, and received considerable &Mace ; she
has also received whir damage during tier voyage in the late
gales.
LIVErtPoOL, JANUARY 27.
The Havannsh packet filled with water last tiight to the
beams, but was expected to he got oil. this clay.
The Mary, Fletcher, from Sligo to Liverpool, is totally
lost at Lanslash—crew drowned.
TIARWICTI, JANUARY 29.
Arrived the Aticklmid packet, with a mail, Ike. front
Holland.
Emu, JANUARY 25.
Came down from the Hirer and TPIIIAIII the Thames, Les-
ion, fur Hoinhay; lutearity, Pagan, for Demerai a.
ZIA:SUING, JANUARY 19.

Last night, towards morning, nn•hed in this port au open
twat, in which writ? Captain John Anderson, and his clew,
of the ship the Fortune, which was totally lost last Sunday
night on the North Foreland. The ship was laden with
coals and cordage, and hound to Kingston in the Island of
Janinic3. Thr Captain had le vet' ut sea in this boat with his
crew, consistin: or 1 ,wen, ever since Monday morning
early ; su it tiotwillistandinz a very seveuc and incessant storm
front the N.W•arrived here safe without the loss of a WAY.

MEETINGS OP CHNDITORS AT GGILDMALL

Tlll4 I)8Y.

N. 11.

J. Slur, Aldcrsgate.street, surgeon . . 3 12
A. Emerson, Tnidey.qtrect, lead-merchant
W J. Rs:flock. London-a:ill, auctioneer 3 10
I. Bateman and Co. St. John-street, Iw3ss.fottuders.„ 3 12
J. Taylor, East-Smithfield, tobacconist 3 11
M. MacDuaiirll NMI Co. Ifni:ad-street, merchants 3 11
T. Cruone. Durham l'aik Farm, Middlesex, coal
merchant
J. St. Barhc; Austin-friars, slur...owner
G. Arney, Isle of Bury-street, warelionse.keeper 3 10
J. Rogers, Old Rruad.street, merchant
T. Phillips, late of lirsarl.strcet- hill, merchant 2 I I
J. Venus, Lower Sliathwell, vintior
W. Flint, Old Whirl, printer 2 11
.1 C Jelin's... late of Catherme.street, denier .2 141
T. Young, Paililington-shei.t, crone r
D. Gsriliner, Chisisell-strett, halter . ... . 2 12
S PUrFIIII6, Haiouver.st reef, coach plater
F. Collins, New Fislihorne, mealinan
T. Ritchie, Air-sheet, nierclufni
S. Vrrtur, Ilark.lanc, corn merrhant 1 12
T. M. Keats, Poultry, hat-iinuinfarl titer
J. Carver awl Co. late of Basingliall.strei 1,811,1dt:oils I 12
J. Bell, Church.street, bombs:ems-manufacturer
J. Kerist, Castle-street, druggist ....
T. (Ailey, IVapping, tuaster.siarnier 1 111
N. Davis, Gloucester-terrace, mei chant .......
DIVIDES DS.

T. C. Mankenhagen, lisbup•gatc-street Within, mrr•
°haul
G. T. and IL Warren, Little Grosmuor.street, builders 10
F. Gilding, Aides sdate-street, cabinet-maker lO
J. F. and W. Siren*, Surktersloiry, stationers lO
J. Citindair,Qiicemorest, inn chsist lO
J. Thomas, Brnail.street linildiatts, merchant lO
W. S. Robb, late .if filackfriars-roml, merchant

We sincerely hope, for the mike of humanity, that
the following paragraph is altogether untrue :
" The patron of a certain borough in this county brine
dissatisfied with his tenants, and liming deprived must of
them of their hssuaes, has at last resorted to the dreaalfsil
m aaaaa eof turning the paupers (about one hundred sold
fifty in another, (rum four months to eightyfive year. of
age) oat of the punr-htsuee, under pretence that the house
is. to be takes down; and these wretched beings bas-
ing uo piney of refuge, are user ily exposed to the
clemency of the sermon; the turnpike-road opposite the
house Is now their only abode, where th►y have made firer
ander the wail! This' nseasure was fislipplell (the patties! II
sad oireillelta having !well duly straitn with notices to pot,
ejeettneutv, &c not as a punishment an the wretches! Mho.
bilatimuf the pour loom, hut un the inhabitant' of the ho.
rough, fur ertmstog him at t►e late electiuss."--(liatA ar4-1
Chsiliskam Go:ette.)