The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-20 00:00:00

PARI'IVA HIPS DIS4OI.KIIO.

T. Waterhouse and W. H. Lightfoot, Birmingham, platers*
S. Ashton, and Ch. Manchester.
W. Wragg and Co. Pleasley Works, Dcrhyshire, . cotton.
spinners.
T. flunton and C: Dent, 'Richmond, Yorkshire, linen
anti %vuol len-drapers.
C. Nunn andli. N unto, Cheapsi4e, ,warehousemen.
W. • Lane and A, K. Newman, Lea,..lClill4 I -St feCt, book-
sellers.

j. My ref; and,Co.. 13Iackburne, Lancashire, cotton-dealers.
11, icx, Loud,. and„cu. square, piano.iortc-
mkers.

M.,OppenheiM and 11, Oppenheini, Mahsel-strcet,lGood-
matfel-tivids, men:ham..
G. and C. T. Phillips. path,
llarnett and 1.. Mo.. 1. ttxu.4-.,:tr.!et, 111uunisbtay, glass
and chitnitnen.
William teen, chaporan, I lorwich, and Thomas W inglield,
cutton-manutActurers, Lancashire.
U. Guntmer, jun. and Win. P. Guininer, Undpurt, not,
linty, and twine nianaraeturers.
I. cu1t:1444 anti T. Clarke, helper, Derbyshire, .and
Marisigid. Nyttingliamshire, mercer.
Fl. lituuk NA Wiry, Iluddttsti::lc,i, Yorkshire, merchants.
C. lieyauldti M. Gratin, Little liridjw-street,
friars, japa..,ners.
ROmicii, 1. Bridge, E. W. Rundell, A. Dc CAIX, Ru.
pert-street, Haymaker, dealerb ru cl,cii...
J. Roberts and Cu.. Urinal, 4:0111111011

.[This Gazette contains an Order in Council, dated the t sth
fur the further suspension ot two Adapt the of the
King, as to duties 'on certain, articles the produce of triendly
Countries, or coining trout Ports or in Ships in amity with
Great Dritiiin.. As also an Order, dateti, the for per-
mitting the iinportation into Gri:Jt •:': hides, horns,
tallow, .wool, goau-skins, mil other articles in toreirit Ships,
on paying the smile dimes as if imported in British Snips,
until three months alter the ratification tit a delinative Tri;.ity
ot: Peace .

*!,

SINOVIAIt hiPEACITIMEN,T.-.-The New Ycirk Ga-
zette of thelith ult. by the last conveyance,' contains
the following article
A Gentleman lately present at the Council of
the Cherokee Nation, has transmitted the following
curious detail of the impeachment of their Ring and
two. Chiefs. " lam jinit returned from the. garrison
of Highwassei where, in addition to the politeness'
1 experienced from the Officers, t w;ts ygra-
tified by being present at .the distribution .0t the an-
nuity given to the Cherokee •Indians, agreeably .to
the Treaty with the United Statei.---There were
nearly 1000 of the Chiefs and Warriors assembled
on this occasion, adorned.with all the pomp of sa-
vagc greatness. Being present at .otsu- of theiceoutl.,:
oils, their king and two of their principal Chiefs
.were 'accused of treachery to. the nation. Thp
,Sachems and ellielS were all seated with solemn
gravity,' whilst the Wi4rriors stood ‘v ith composure.
around. The charges were read in English, and re-
peated in sentences by an .Indian interpreter-, who
stood. in the centre of the circle. The result was,
that alter an animated debate, the king and chiefs
. were deposed and, declared unlit to hold 'any office
in the nation hereafter. When the sentence was
pronounced,- the 'King arose 'with all the dignity of
Aborigine majevty, 'and declared his aerjuiescence
with a farce of expression and vehemence of gesture'
which astonished are. He concluded (as the inter-
preter informed me) by saying, I have led you to
batiloatul to idury-1 have grewn old in your ser-
.vice and have now learned that ingratitude is not
peculiar. to the Asth,ites and the man is yet unborn,
prhaps w4ill never come into. existence, who can
give gew ititialailiou to the Ch9ckee Nation."

If IP NE la.

CRAVIESL.IIO, MARCH 17.

Passed by—the Ainalaclutia, Montana, from Gijon.
Saitett— the Surrey, and the pevutishire, for
the I::4st Indies ; Itcrijamin anti Nant.y, Foley, toe Senegal I
Hazard, Modell, tor Guernsey ; Grate, Ditehbuin, for
Cork ; Matchless, •Clarence, and the Nom Cohn, tOr
Hayti.

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