Star.
London, England, 1818-09-28 00:00:00

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.NENV"...Vitc!44!VGUST 24.
tßehttinlsto‘n Mtn says, " It will be recollected
that last fall a number of English Officers; an.,
inanded by one colonel M'Donald, arrived at Amelia
Island for the purpose of joining General M'Gregor.
After the occupation of 'the island by the American
troops, they sailed in a Patriot privateer for 6t, liar-
tholomew's, whence they directed their steps to the
Main. • We have understood, fiom good authority.
that Colonel Al‘Donald, and eleven others, landed
in the month of May somewhere in the Oronoco, in-
tending to join a body of Patriots which were said,,
to be stationed there. They, however, accidentally
fell in with a small party of Royalists, who sum-'
rnoned, or ordered them to surrender. This they
refused to do—an action ensued, and they were all

cut off to a man. Ai the fate of these unfottunate
. wen is not generally known, we think it our duty to
publish the account, for the information of the fa-
milies and friends they may hare on the other side
•of the Atlantic. The above information is from a

source that may be relied on."
AUGUST 27 —The MilledgevNe Journal of the 14th
_instant, states, that " Lieut. Wager, of the United
'States army, has just arrived 'from Pensacola,.bat
brings no news. says, four or five Indians, sue-
posed to be hostile, had been taken prisoners by a
detachment of militia, who delivered them to t 1
. jailor at Fort Claiborne, for safe-keeping. Front laioe
• cause it was subsequently determined to remove them
to Montgomery. On their way, having proceeded
but a short distance, they were overtaken by a party
• dfexasperated citizens, of the Alabamaterritory, who
wrested them from the guard, and put them all to
death. Such are the unhappy consequences of In-
dian warfare."*
The Bermuda Gazette of the Bth instant remarks,
that several British vessels have passed these islands
during the week, from the United States, bound to
the Vs est Indies, with supplies of lumber, and other
American productions, preparatory to the trade being
_stopped on the Ist of October next, by the operation
of the American Navigation Act.
ELOPEMENT OP CARTA INWAIGIIT.—Capt. Wright,
of noted memory, has broken his •parole of honour,
.and absconded. On the 26th ultimo, (the day pre-
vious to.his disappearing) he addresled the following
note to the Govei nor of Georgia :
" Sm—On the .Bth of May last, I vial arrested by order of
your Excellency. Since that time I have waited in the expec-
tation that a Court Martial would be held fur my trial. No
charge has yet made its appearance against me. I therefore pray
that your Excellency will withdraw the arrest If you should
think proper not to do so, Stara Me to call and see you. as I
have business of importance. (Signed) " Oarn. Warenz."
To this communication no answer was returned.
Its fears, we understand, Is ere considerably excited'
by the premature statement in the Savannah Repub.
lkan, of the determination of the President of the
United Stases to have him tried before the Federal
Court for murder. Dreading a long and loathsome'
imprisonment in jail, and probably apprehending,
from the " hue and cry," which had been raised
against him, that his conduct would not be impar-
tially investigated, he took the fatal resolution to flee
from justice.
A reward of 500 dollars has been offered for his
apprehension. The Deputy Marshal and Assistant-
Agent for Indian Affairs, arrived here on Thursday
with a warrant to take him into the custody 6f the
Civil Authority—but the " bird Ind

THE EVENiNO STAR

LONDON:

MONDAY, StPTEMBER 28, 1818.
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A Mail has arrived this forenoon from liamburgh
with Papers to tho 22d instant, and another from
Holland with Papers to the 26th. The following
are extracts :