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:ts across S.. iNiark's river this morning, and
wait near thereto for the event.
we been as brief as I can to give you the
of what appears facts, that cannot be
to enter into details in the present moment
, If the sclmmer is returned, get all the
i board of her, and let her start off for Mon-
:reek, in the bottom of Cedar Key Bay. You
-e only have the skins to hide away. But no
take place, as the vessels will, no doubt,
:e land army, and perhaps even now some
are round. I pray your strictest attention, for
that is saved will be eventually more to
serest. Let the bearer have as much caliuo
make him two shirts, for his trouble; he has
ised to deliver this in three, but I give him four
.1 am, Esc. ea A. ARBUTHNOT.*
,From A. Arbotilsoi to &axles Cameron, Governor
Bahamas.
r—Being empowered by the Chiefs of the
:reek Nation to represent the state of their
to your Excellency, that you may be pleased
...ward the same for information of his Majesty's
-Ament—to whoM alone they look for *protection
• the aggressions and encroachments of the"
ins, I beg leave to submit to your Excel-,
le enclosed Representations, humbly praying
it Excellency will be pleased to take an early
nity of forwarding the same to Great Britain.
au instructed by Bowlick, Chief of the Salt-
, to make the' demand herein inclosed, he
noting any share of the presents distributed at
Bluff, though he rendered equally essential
as any cf the other Chiefs to the British
tile war with America, and was at New
with a part of his warriors. His frontiers
,iore expescd to the predatory excursions of
:k Georgians, who enter his territory and drive
!attic ; he is obliged to have large parties out,
Jr their motions, and prevent their plundering.
being now deficient of an:munition, he prays
'•ccellency will grant his small demand, hum-
,mitting the same.—l have the honour to be
cellency's most humble servant, " A. A."
;ble Representations of the Chiefs of the Creek Nation
to his Excellency Governor Cameron.
rst, we beg kayo to represent, that Edward
and William Ilatnbly, lately Clerks at Pros•
tuff, to Messrs. Forbes, &c. and who still reside
Appalachicola river, we consider as the prin-
cause of our present troubles and uneasiness.
was die instrumental cause of the Fort at
pea Bluff being destroyed by the Americans, by
' we lost the supplies intended for our tutu re wars.
then, both these men have kept their emissaries
us, tending to harms and disturb our repose,
tat of our brethren of the Middle and Upper
• they spread among ns reports that the Cowe-
aided by the Americans, are descending to drive
wr land ; they equally pmpagate faire.
rtsti A. Arbuthnot to Beuj. Moodie, Esq. in:losing Let.
Charles Hagot, Itsq. British 3lioister at Washiogtoo.
" Sakwanee, in the Croek Nation. :nth Jan. 1518.
It—The enclosed containing matter a serious
it, and demanding the immediate attention of
:ellcncy the British Ambassador, I trust he
tor this time, forgive the trifling expense of post-
!hich I have endeavoured to prevent as much
isible, by compressing much matter in one
of paper.--Sheitald you, Sir, be put to any
he or expense, by this bauble I give you, by be-
rack acquainted with the same, I will instruct
Dunsbee, and Co. to order payment of the same.
have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient
le se: rant, " A. ABBVTUNOt."
(To be continued.)

BRIGHTON, JiINL'ARY 3.

PRINCE RECENT, this day, after a short pro-
le on the Pavilion lawn, was on horseback in
ling-school, A Messenger arrived at the Favi-
'is Morning with dispatches. Lord and Lady
'noun arrived at the Pavilion last night ; Sir
.MIN BLOOM,' ELD also arrived. Lord STAWELL
is Pavilion for London this morning. M-.
the architect; returned this morning. Th
lis of SALISBURY arrived at flue o'crock this
on. Mr. PKEELING, of the General Post-Office,
name i I the Palace hall-book this morning.
Gentleman is on a visit to the Earl of CHICHER-

at St4nmer.—The folios% ing fasHonables are

Lord Chamberlain, Lord and Lady R. Spencer, Lord
y, Lord and Lady Say and Sete, the Countess of Mexko-
., Sir T. and Lady i.yddcll, the Earl of Arran, Lord John
tashend, the Marquis of lit:adfort, Lord Carlton, Lord St.
's, Sir 6. Webster, Sir it. :.itrtellia, Sir M. J. Tierney,
, H. Parker, Ad Miss Uuslow, the Countess of Newburgh,
Ladies Eyre, &C.

to PRINCE REGENT returned, unexpectedly, to
ton-House, last night, from Brighton. lmme-
ly upon the arrival of his Royal Highness. a
161 was summoned for three o'clock this day.
ne Duchess of KENT is fully expected in England
• month of April, in order to her accouchement,
h ib expected to take place about six week; alter.
is said that the PIIINCe IttoEmt personally took
,ettion of the apartments in Kensington Palace,
occupied by the Princess of WALES, and which
.110 w arranging for the reception of the D.:chess
it.Nr, during her approaching accouchement.
ne late QUEEN was Patton of the Westminster
?ital. The Governors have made an humble re-
...ion to his Royal Highness the Patrice REGENT
:etpt the patronage, rendered vacant by the late
,nel,oly event.
ne Duke of GtoucEsrra dined on Saturday last
the King of FRA ycg and the Royal Family.
Emperor of A CST R I A has conferred the Grand
" of the Order of Saint Stephen of I linigary on
pr.ke de &assurer.
-,e Marquis of HUNTLEY has taken an elegant
in Great George-street, Westminster, where
;Le.•l
Lsuip and family are expected this week from
!.t to the Duke and Duchess of Uproar', at their
:.7.-rburn Abbey.
Gas: of Uvosvevoa gave an elegant ball arid
Friday last, w the vrbole of his Lordship's
:re Teaatitry, at his seat of Easton Hall, near

remi.n; of the late Lady CREWE were in-
w..tck, in the family vault. at Bartomley,

le F. trl of ARRAN arrived, on Sanday, at Brigh-
, war., Anon Lodge, Una"'
"12'. 6r. *Aril left Paris, a few days since, for