Star.
London, England, 1818-08-10 00:00:00

CHUTIFICATES-AUGUST Er.

C. Batley, Red-Lion and Spread F,agle-yard, Whiteehapel,
•ormdealer. W. Wright, Bristol, vender of methane& J.
Jitiehardby, Dui barn, joiner. J. Walker, Bath, eabinecinaker.
S. Brampton, Broughton Hacket, lime-burner. J. Hamm;hire,
Eirkburton fulling-miller. C. Wilmot, Cliche:thaw, builder.
H. Mycock, Manchestir, shopkeeper. A. Lloyd, Dotal,
tanner. It. Wilson, Liveipooi, farrier. C. Bingen, Epping,
schoolmaster.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS

Blain and Perkins, Long-Acre, grocers. Wilkinson anti Spur-
gray, gait-street, Flosbury.market, carpenters. Jenkins and
Co. Wells, school-mistresses. Crowther and Langley, Manche*.
raw, ntasoos. Wilson and Beaumont, Carlisle, Commission-
mem& Morin and Harrison, • Doncaster, dancing-masters.
Swains and Wigan, Bristol, ironmongers. She and Co. Pad-
&arse, tardienware.muntfacturers. Pieter and !boon, Black-
moradocet, bakers. S. and M. twarbrooke, Macel.tdicut, ca.
dirowsters. Shepperson and Christian, Nottingham, grocers.
traeneudit Cundey, Whittington, !elitism Crowley and Stroud,
cb, tailors. H. and J. Cover, Manchester bakers.
and 'Barris, Osoidaton-street, Somerstown, minters of
from drawinp mole an Nidridge and Torii,
MitesaMßMikelifero. sod Co. Jamaiss, ratr.

THE .EVENDiG WFAR

LONDON.

MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1818.
THZ FUND.
.111ICH OW STOCKS THIS DAT AT TWILVII O'CLOSIL
Reduced 77} 78—Cems.77} I—for Acc. 77D
Si per Cents. Kit I-4 per Cent. 97}
5 per Cent. Navy 106i—Bonds 94 pre.
Omnium disc.—Exchequer Bills IS 20 prem.

On the serious subiect of the execution of the two
British subjects, ARBVTIINOTT and Astuantsraa,
we have extracted an article of some importance from
the National Intelligencer, reported to be the Cabinet
Paper 'of the United States. It speaks somewhat
tremblingly of the transaction, and requests the world
not to " condemn the act without inquiring into
its justice." The appeal is undoubtedly fair, mull
we can have no objection to abide by the issue. The
enquiry they demand cannot, for the honour of both
countries, be gone into too speedily or too earnestly ;
and we are happy to have it in our power to contri-
bute something towards the elucidation of the matter
4 the publication of the subjoined extracts, with
siTsbich wi have been exclusively favoured from a let-
Orr' 'sent by the unfortunate Arbuthnot himself, some
time before his seizure and execution, to an Officer
df tank in this country, for the purpose of being
submitted to his Majesty's Government.
It will be observed that this letter goes to establish
three very important points:
Ist. That Mr. ARBOTHNOTT was living among the
Indians with authority, either express or well under-
stood, from his Majesty's Government, to communi-
cate to it any information which might appear to him
necessary respecting the fulfilment, by the Americans,
of the conditions stipulated for by this country, in
favour of its Indian allies, by the Treaty of Ghent.
2. That by the Treaty of Ghent the British Go-
vernment were perfectly entitled to have such an
Agent resident among the Indians.
And—S. That the Americans, as we have all
along suspected, have been the real aggressors
in their quarrel with the Seminole Indians—by not
only withholding territory that they ought to have
given up to them, but by making inroads on the
little they hat left them—and that it is for using
his endeavours as a British subject and British agent
to s e that full justice done to the Indians which his
canary had solemnly stipulated for them, that Mr.
Aa .UTIDIOTIC has fallen a victim to the wrath of the
Awricans.

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