Star.
London, England, 1818-08-26 00:00:00

the quiet possession of their Jap.its, and the Austrian's en
gsm
to give up such lauds of the as slaty had takes ?slimy
of during the war.

" If they had not done so, or if they have been making 1
titer encroachments, the Chiefs have only to repres-nt their
complaints and the aggressions of the Amerk.ms to the Govataa
of ?sew Providence who will forward them to Engtuid, 0, tut
them conveyed to the British Minister at Washinroa, who has
orders frosts the King of England to see that the rights of t
nations above mentioned are protected, and thestipliatift
contained in the Treaty, in thetrfassur, are faithfully claw
into execution.

The Americans have no wish to go to war; they wig t,t,
therefore, do any thing contrary to the Treaty; and who es.
croachmer:s have been made must be v.ithonr the knorrleia,
of the Chief of the American Governmeht ; and so soon Lei
informed thereof by the British Minister at Washington, 1, eta
order the American people who have taken possession of ird„a
lands to draw back to their own possessions.
The Indian nations are all one great family; tEm.x,,,,ta
lands their great forefathers handed down to theta, as,d
ought to hand them down entire to their children. If tk,...7h
their land, what do thiy receive for it? Notting thst
It is wasted away in a few years. Whether, therefor; the,,
or give it away, they are robbing their children of tic ias,
tance they had a right to expect. As a great family
so live as ouch with each other—let the four nations jok
of brotherly love—let them smoke the of peace-akt
tivation of their lands be their chief object during spntra..4
summer, and hunting their diversion during Cott; ad .I*
produce of their labour will be bought by goA peopk, ehttil
come and deal with them when they knuss tinsels any thfri.,
be purchased for goods or money.
" If the Americans or other nations live mar them, ;,,+telt
live in friendship with them, and keep up a good andernmcitt,
but oat no aceout t sell or give away any of :heir lard.. 11.
commend this u a friend of humanity and of :ood otder.
(Signed) .4. Assrices:-...

1111mfokne, March ]1; t!:'.
" The head te/s;efs.of the Lipper Creek nation hare desk,d„
Uponey, to get the straight for them ;rc ti. wrintn t*.t
foregoing I belitve to be the ens and straight hilt nzeciref:,,u
an Englishman who carried two deputies To New Pioth;r%
and has returned with them to Okolakte. I, °pone!, b„,biuk
sent by you, the head chiefs of the Upper Creek cat*, Is int
the S2lllii2Oir Indians—l have done m—the; lire ctietly irg
peaceably, and wish to do so, with ail their Red brulirtak
every part of the Ration..

" '(boy Hatcho has desired me to see those thinre . 16,
done so : and see all quiet, and had the tali I now tend Ka, 214
shaken hands with the friend who gave it inc.

" That the friend I have met came over wit!, zoo& by day
of the Chiefs of the lower towns, and is a tide fiend to the
elans. The various sad untrue talks that you kid tie Mts
time to time, mutt be made by some rrsor., an tr.:l4 yto 4
Red brethren, and ought not to be listened to; in nk
they are, and send me an answer as soon potdbl- to deg:
talk. x mat
_

" Written by order of the aforesaid Ofor.ey, tt a ink Yank,
817. " :113:M{Y:T.

(Witness).

Azos Mcns".

Yesterday, her MAJESTY rode ont in her garbs
chaise, the Duchess of ritouctsrza, the Princes
AI:GI:STA, and Mr. R. KEllai, walking by her side.
The poney drawing the chair was drove by her Ma.
jesty s coachman ; two footmen walked behind.
Saturday the Duke and Duchess of Karr visited
Chelsea Hospital, the Military School at the sass
place, and the Penitentiary at Milbank. They
wards made a visit to Westminster-Hall, for the

pose of inspecting the House of Parliament and
Courts of Law. The new chair for the Speaker*
tracted their particular attention. It is elegantly ea
vered with green. Th.: chair once filled by our *
nerable Monarch, in the House of Peers, has was
been repaired. The scarlet draperies and matng
are all.new, and the House was never seen to man
advantage. They next inspected the Courts of El's
Bench and Chancery, where the Crowns and Reta
displayed by the ancient figures over the Bench, teas-
ing been newly gilt, ma!:e a fine appearance. M3r.day
their. Royal Hilinesses went to view the Mint, the
Fast India House, the East India Warehouses, and
St. Paul's Cathedral, which occupied the attentionof
the Royal Duke and Duchess from nine o'clock is
the morning till six in the evening.
Yesterday morning, after breakfast, the Duchess cf
GLOUCESTER and the Princess AUGUSTA, attended by
General TAYLOR, rode out from Kew Palace to Isl.:-
worth, where they viewed Mr. REvNox.rox's
ground near that place, with which they espresil
themselves highly gratified. The Royal Party*
turned through Richmond to Kew in time to accoz.
pany her Majesty in her tide.
The Duke of Gtoumwrza, who was expected st
Toulouse on the 12th, would not arrive there till some
days afterwards—His Royal Highness being desirms
of visiting the Pyrenees, took the route by Bayonne.
Claremont, since it has been opened to the Public,
has been visited by a vast influx of company. Up-
wards of a hur.drcd carriages entered tlte Park yes-
terday, and there have been nearly as many:on ask
of the preceding days.
The Duchess of BUCCLEUGH returned to her sat.
at Richmond, on Monday, from her house in Pricy-
Gardens.

The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD are now ea I
visit to the Duke of GORDON ; thence they go to Kis-
rara Cottage, the favourite retreat of the late Duchess.
On their return they intend visiting the Earl aad
Countess GREY, at Howick, where a party will be
assembled, in September, for the amusement of
grouse-shooting.
Thursday Sir THOMAS ACLAND left Devonshimts
rejoin his family at Worthing.
Lord ANSON arrived on Monday at the British
Hotel, Jermyn-street, from the Cji,tinent, and 'ye,
terday, his Lordship left town to meet his malt.r.
Lady ANSON, at Mr. Comes seat, in Norfolk.
Yesterday the festival of St. Louis was celet:rze
by all the French in this metropolis. At tn. o'cl:t
in the morning they assembled in the French chips,
in King-street, Portman-square, where High Nal
was celebrated with the greatest solemnity. 1:g
chapel was brilliantly lighted up and decorated 37
the occasion. The Service was performed b 1
French Bishop, assisted by the Clergyman of 1,
chapel. The music and singing were performed bt
the first Professional Gentlemen in town. The ch:el
was crowded, among the congregation we,e 11 at.
Catholic Nobility and Gentry in town. The IrtsctS
Spanish, Portuguese, and Sardinian Ambassador
and their suites, several French Noblemen, Sm.
Extraordinary Good Fortune!—HAZAßD and Cs
sold BOTH the Thirty Thousand Pound Prises 0"a
yesterday) in Shares, at their Old Office, Royal Et
change. The Numbers were 584 and 5,60; t
also sold in Shares, 4,517, a Prize of 0.,0CA1,

several minor Capita
In the Lottery which finished yesterday, the 16:,
lowing Capital Prizes were all Shared and So.d u)
MARTIN and CO. 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford-016.H
and the fortunate holders are invited to receive SI

respective amounts immediately, viz.
No. 649, a Prise of £9OOO
1,659, - 300
7,314, . . WO, &c. &C. &c.

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