The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-08 00:00:00

CSAROES AGAINIT A. ARlitririMOT. 11011 in CUSTODY.

AND MHO SATS Ma IS A lIIIITISII SUBSZCS.
" CILUIGE I.—Escitag awl stirring asp the Creek
liaises to wet against the United States and her
citizen, he (A. Arbothnet) bete g a subject of Great
Britain, with whit the United Stale, atilt peers.
" Stscirtranost.--Timit the said A. Aibesbeet,
between the mooch. of April and July, sr seem thee
in June, 1817, went, • letter to the Lissio-Priace,
mounting and advising hies not to comply with the
Truly of Fee J.ckson, stating. that the citizens of
the United States were inf.inging on the Treaty of
Ghent, and, as he believed, without the knowledge
lof the Chief Magistrate, of the United States; earl
advising the Upper sad Lower Creeks to ratite and
be friendly, stating, that William Haably was the
tees. of their devotes; else advi.i"g the Little
Prince to write to the Goveroor of New Protidenar,
litho would write to his Royal Highness the Prises
Regent, throegh whom the United States would be
called to a compliance with the Treaty of Ghent,
and advising theta ant to give up their lands under
the Treaty of Fort Jackson, fee that the America*
citizens would be compelled to rive up to them all
their lends, ender the Treaty of Ghent.
" Cermet ?..—Actiog as a spy, and aiding, abet•
ling, and comforting the moony, and sepplyiog thews
with the means of war.
" Seccincartox I.—ls, writing a letter from the
Fort of St. Mark's, dated the SA of April. 181 R. ter
kis see Johe, at Sammy (usarked A.), detailing the
advance of the grimy ender Gen. Jackson, stating
their force, probable movements and intentions, to
be commeiticated to Bowlegs., movement,
ago of the Se•
Islay Towne., fee his; outruns/mt.
" StECISICATION 2.--I• writing the letters marked
B. withoet date, and 0. with enclosures, os the 27tit
of Jan stlig, sad D. called a ' Note of Indies, Talks:
and E. without date, applying to the British Getern..
meet, through Governer Cameron, for monitions et
war, and assistance for mar enemies; asking felon
represeotatioas; and applying to Mr. 611001, arid*
Ambassador, for his interfereece, with • statemeat
on the back of one of the letters, of mealtions of war
for the enemy.
" CHASSIS 3.—Fzeitirig the lodlens to minder
and destroy William Ilambly mad Edmund Doyle,
and causing their arrest, with a view to their condem-
nation to death, and the seizure of their property, on
account of their active sod zealous elution* to main•
tain peace between Spain, the United States, and the
Indians, they being citizens of the Spanish Goyim.
went.
1 ••Seco ricarrom I.—ln *Thing the letters mark-
ed F. dated Aug. 26,181. ; G. dated May 13,1817.
and 11. threatraiogj it em eth death, alleging slimiest
them false and infernos, charges, and using every
means in his power to proceretheir arrest. All which
writings mad sayings reciter,. end had a tendency to
excite, the Negroes lad !tedious' to acts of hostility
against the United Sta,t,esj..-1413.
Gt.YO aniseetiroti n t hiet erot e
Coast,
'
To which charges and spetiketions the prisoner
pleaded— N.., Guilty.
The Prisoner hating made application for Counsel,
it was granted him; when the Coast proceeded to
the esaminasion of the evidence.
J. Winsiet, a witness on the port of the proem.
ratio's, being duly sworn. stated, that tome date
before last July, the Little Prince received s leeter,

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signed by e Mr. Arbuthnot, advising the tipper pea
el the •siinn to ignite • Ms the lower Chiefs in amity ;
and stating, the hest mode fur them to re.possess
themselves of their loads would be to write so his
( Arise.hrint) and be would stood their completion; to
the Govoris-r of Providence, whence it would be
forwarded to hie Britannic Majesty, and he would
have the terms of the Treaty of Ghent attended to.
lie morenvor staled his belief, Ihst the encroach.
tiptoe no tins Indian lands mete entailers to the
Prosiri.irt of the United Stern. The softens also
irienri6.ll the signature of the Prisoner in a letter to
Isis son. marked A. end referred to in the first spe-
cification, in the second charge, and heretofore no-
ticed as the same with that sent to the Little Prince.
The +imps.. on being farther interrogated, stated
'4" neve(' r.f she letter alluded to, to be, that the
Btili.h (: on appileation, would cause in
be restored to them their lends, held in Dill, agree-
ably so the form of the Treaty of Ghent.
Q. by the Prisoner.—Who is she Little Prince, or
is he known by soy other tome ?-11e li known by
the game oaf Tostenekky llopin, and is the second
C lef of the nation.
Q. by the Prisinsier.—Where is the letter you al.
lode to, or in whose possession ?—lt was left is pos•
sent •im of the Little Prince when 1 last saw it.
Q. by the Prisoner.—llas this Little Prince no
other same than what you stale?—Not that I
lon* of.
Q. by the Prisoner.—Do you swear that the letter
alluded to was addressed to the !Atte (lime ?—I
tot; do
it was presided me by the Little Prince to read
coca interpret for him, which I did.
Q. by the Prienwer.—Are yes certain that the 10.
iivr stated that the Chief Magistrate of the Visited
Slates could have no knowledge of settlements mode
en Indian lands, or injuries committed ?—The letter
staled that to be the belief of the writer.
J. 1,. Moon', a witness on the part of the presorts.
nee. belga dely swore, stated, with regard to the Ist
epteilksliou of the Id charge, that being at Sewall, in
the lows, sheet the 6th or 7th of April, he was
Weekend% the esornieg by Mr. Ambister's re: riving.
by the hands of a Negro. who got it from so Indian,
letter from St. Mark's, at that time stated by An-
imist., to be from the Prisoner.
Q. by the Prisoner.—Did yes ere that teeter, or
beer it teed ?—I did see the paper, bet did net hear
it reed.
Q. by the Pritoner.—Did Toe state that the letter
was Melees' by en Indian espsesa—So lbw black
loan that delivered it said.
A question Lein raised by • Member of the Court
as to the jurisdiction on the third Charge, and its
specification, the doors were closed, sod, after
sa't'e doliberstion, they decided that this Court ate
isceespent to take caninissnee of the offences alleged
In that charge end specilestinn.
Peter B Cook, termer clerk to the Prisoner, and
a Wheels no limped of the promotion, being duly
sworn, stated, that shoat December or January last,
the Prisoner hail a large quantity of powder and lead
brought to Simony in his vessel, which he sold to the
lodises and Negroes ; that, subiequent to that time,
which he cannot recollect, Ambrister brought for the I
'Prisoner in his (the Prisoner's) vessel, tine kegs of
'powder, and a large quantity of iced. which was
taken posseesion of by the Inns's. The witness
also identified the following letters, referred to in
the foregoing charges and specifications, marked
A.R,C. 1), E, F, G. sod H. es being the Prisoner's
jised.writing ; also the power of Attorney, No. 1,
wirratted by the Wish. to A. Arbethoot.
DEFENCE OF ARIUTHNO r.
66 MAT IT PLEASE Tills 110TOUlt Mt COURT,
" The Pri.eseer arraigned before you is sensible of
the indulgence granted by this Illonoorable Court, its
'the ersolnetion of the case now before them. It is
•mot the wish of the Prisoner, in making bis defence,
to try the patience of the Court, by a minute re.
femme to the volonsitiows elocessents and papers, or
' to teespitelete the whole of the testimony which ham
come before the Honourable Court,'in the coarse of
• this investigstion. Nor is it the intention of the
Prisoner to waste the inestimable time of this Court,
by oppeols to their feelings or sympathy, though I am
persuaded shot sympathy Ito where more abounds
-thaw is s generous American breast. My only ap.
r. peel is to the spend sod impartial judgment of this
Honoutable Court, the pertly and uprightness of
their hearts, that they will, dispassionately and pa.
• dewily weigh the *elbow they have before them, op-
t ply the taw, sad oil these,
and these oleo', prol-
amines their jedgamost.
64 If this Ilessourahle Court please, I shall now
• preened to esamiee the law end evidence that is re.
lied on by this Besserable Ceert, in support of the
ttiht glary end specifiestion.
66 Wiest'', a witness ow the pert of the presets-
lies, says the Little Prince showed him a letter
wastes is Jess last, signed N. Arbuthnot, request-
ing his friendship with the Lower Nation of lodises.
The same witness stated that he believed tire letter
to be new in possession of the Little Prince. Berg,
may it please this Honeneerable Court, I would cell
their attention to the law relating to ',ideate, first
presuming that the roles of evidence ore the same,
whether in civil or military trillions's. Mit:omb, 95
....this point being reseeded, the next enquiry is,
what are the rules of evidence with respect to the ad.
mission of letters or peperti.of private correspondence,
.19 a Court of Grionininsi Jorisdiction ? May it plaeso
this Honourable Cowl, most you not produce the
.original letters and porn if they ere not lest or mis-
Jmid so that they meet be obtained, and in case they
arts lost, 'woof roost be made of the band-writing
being tee sane of that of the original, before, they
cats be received es evidence? iF{omb on Courts-
Martini, Puke': Koitkoce, Gilhcres Law of !iris
knot. No instaece can be cited where the copy of a
•lemor was read as evidence, when the *Ague! rseld be
°Wised, meek less the giving in evidence lea motets
of seat letter from bare recollection. The only proof
that this lieratierable Court his of the esiatence of
such letter being in the hands of any person, Of
its contents being known, is the vagrant memory of
a entrant individual. Make this mule of residence,
sod l ask yes where would in veiest.
Imo, anti mention stop. Whose property, whose
',potation, and Whose life woold be safe ? Bere I
Would beg leave to aseosiou a remark made he the
%Most of tt is Derr, in the mere, of this ingot.
that notwithalsatling the let-

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PREACH PAPERS.

PARIS, JAN. 4.—Yesteeday, after haring Male
in his apartment. the King less whited by his Serene

Ilisbnels the Doke of WOWS.
His Majesty afterwards received fite Ministers of
State, sanr.ts whom was observed M. Lsios; also
file Marbhall, Peers of France, Deputies, sod

Military Olbcers of all rank.
Majesty transacted Wiliness successively with
Baron Louis, Minister of Finance, and the Marquis
Dessolles, President oldie Council of Misisters.
It is confidently said, •that Costal Chabrot de
Crouse% has given in his resignation of the office of
Sub•!lecretsry ettitete tithe Mfaiiiter of the !stetter :
it is not said who will be his successor.
M. Antoine Peyrusirt, Deputy of she I.eire•ln-
ferieur, died the Slat sit. after an illness of mu doss.
YeaJerday, ois the occasion of the New Yetr, De-
petitions from the French Acedetny, the Cosa of
Cessation, the Royal Court, and the sit Chambers
of the Tribunal of First Instance of the Depart.
mime of the Seine, preseeted t►eir respects to his

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.I.per Gest. 1101.71 Jarha Sea& 9, 93 p
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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:

FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 18.9.

The following is an Estract of a Letter ►eceived
this morning from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Buenos
Ayres, dated Oct. 25 :—" It is reported that Tal-
mimeos is fed by the !Royalists, and that pint
of them have remised to Lima, and the rest In V■l-
- Licences have been greeted by the Viceroy of
Pero, admitting English snarls to eater Callen
with cargoes of wheat, and in consequence,
vessels were loading at Valparaiso for that destioation.
" His Majesty's ship Blossom bas had an engage-
ment with an Insurgent privateer in the South Seas;
bat no particulars are known."

Majesty.
Toe asisian Chancery, which is new at Vienna,
has dispatched a courier eatraordloary to Barn"
Steognnor, et Constantinople. It is thought that i
the dispatches, of which he is the bearer, relate to'
the tergivereations of the Divas is the eletialoo of
the last Treaty.
The Illessuvirtisa Constitution will be published
before Febreary nett. It is generally thought that
, it will not born fareorehis to freedom es the Gatti-
tenors of Preens. Among the German Governments
that have es rot des* sandal' towards the establish.
meet of Representative Cementations, are those of
, Seemly, Mecklenberg-Sclawerio, Slights, Hesse-
! Cassel, and Ilesse-Derinstedt.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 4.—Tbe arrival of the
ferocious Abdallab is expected here with veal im-
patience. He was the Chief of the Wechibites, and
the Grand Stripier has ordered a particular species
of car to be constructed for the purpose of exposing
him and his family to the view of the people. The
punishment reserved for him may be foreseers. The
Sultan has remunerated the Viceroy and his brave
army In a splendid manner:
VIVINA, Dac. 44.—None of the fetes that were
to have been given in honour of the Emperor Alex-
ander took place, on 'cyanid of the Court being in
mourning, and the regret of his Majesty on the death
of the Grand Doke of Bides. The Emperor deeoted
the whole of his abort stay bete to the inspection of
the Public Estahlisbuseuts, end set oat for his do.
minions on the 49.4 inst. It Is said that oar Monarch
and his Majesty of Hestia, when embracing each
other, at the severities, promised to meet again
neat String.
The want of specie Is not at present so mooch felt
here. 'f he Coarse of Etchings is at 449.
It 'I MITA DT, DEC. 29.--An Edict bas been gob-
Halted to accelerate the preparatory procelellnes and
eleclinns fur constiteting a Representative Assembly
for the Grand Duchy of Briton, previously to the
Ist of March neat; the Sinless will be held at
It:iambi..
We know from an euthentic source, that the eds-
sion of Could gape d'lstris, at Munich, was relative
Ito the affairs of Bavaria sod Roden.
It is said, that the Court of Bavaria is not minded
with the indemnities which have beers secured to et at
Ms-la-Chapelle, for the less of several of its Pre-
-1 vinery, for which it bat net yet obtained • tracing
aro
holleily, and that fresh claims have greenfly been
cid:riga to the Allied Pewter.

ter was proved by Use witness to be in the rs. FILANKFOR7' as, GERMAN 'PAPERS. Mie firm charge ws, that the Primmer had writtesel
siession of the Little Prince, that this Court could' .
not Notice that ciscomstence because there was no c c elk mid*.
swans by which it could be i'ditalued. I would ask Grand An :Pik" ' cc; •
1 us • has brew published respect mot wee e nthe
i be t- kisi Upper a firer Creeks to unite and be
lifter to" Owl Li e Prince." eshortini bins aoLto I
eo t D ?.9.—An Ottionnosee of the comply vrith the ' ty of fFpolf ilk ire
the Hooroirehle Court what mess& they kave adept-
ed, or what lie
have they made to primer, this ing of the Assembly of the States, which is to meet ftiesdijohc.
.I.lhtert.ai.h„,,erer.thahani, witness ia
at Csrlarehe, on the Ist of March, instead of the this _ tecatienter.the
p0...4i... sales,, thetehis
letter ?If the Honourable Covet please, I shall ,i of Feb a because the death of theist, Grand "Pet'" --...•
hero close the defence of the first charge and speciti- ,pate
cation, believing that they are Neither supported by I ha criturir,L an , inalati„ or heene,a, anti letter adv:sed the upper part of the nation tv soils in
prevent Doke desires more t me to stake
law nor evidence. the s ihimself amity with the lu4r, and recommended these to
'' May it please the Ilmsograble Court, I Will now 1- v .
pe reedy acquainted with every part of the affairs of forward their completess to the King of Gessr Bat.
the State.
come to the second charge and first specification of 1 CAIN, by means of the Governor of Providence. In this
A pamphlet, under the title of " A Word re; e . .
that charge. In support of this charge end specifics. eidetic* there is certshity no proem that the Deform-
. speding the Disinsie betseen Dram end Bavaria,'
tion, the evidence is a letter written too my son. If
containing
thenceut please, this letter was written in cosier improper
_ reflections upon Austria, Eros. oats A RelnlINOT excited the Creek Indians to war.
(mi of my property at Sahwalusee, and the largo 51 Russia, ite the sale of it has been prohibited The complaints of the Indians were, that the Amerie
in the Grand lls!• chy. cans were continually making encroechments upon
debts that were dot me from Howleggs and his Pee. c
c/TUTO-ARD, DSc. 29.—There is new amain a gene- their territory, and the coierances of the citizens el
pie. Nothing, I believe, of as ildisimalitafY nature ral report that the Amen.bly of the Slates will be the Unitvd States were exactly the same in regard to
Call b• found on reeding the document marked A. au.
t hot king the opinion that I was prompting the Indiums shortly called together anew. His Majesty the King,
the depredatory conduct of the Indians. These com.
to war. On the contrary. if the II able Court and his Ministers, ere said to have resolved to mike
pen the plaints were unfortenately too well founded on both
Bill amine document marked A, they will see that e new attempt agree with the faithful States *
bases of the Constitution for the old ad new pro. sides; but the American 6 0000 nment was sufficieolly
I *kited to 101 l their fears, by informing them that it
'ince+ of the kingdom of Wirtemberg. able to protect its own frontier. Aantortestor, living
was the Negroes, and not the Indians, the Ameti•
coos were principally moving against. If the llo• sod trailing with the Indians, seems to have spells.
pourable Court please, I will make a few remarks Davozo Dtc. 21. c— Phis evening her Roy al
d I •they should
thised with their griefs, and i esiroes
theHhness the' Princess Elizabeth, mint to his Majesty . •
King, died isi the 8341 year of her age.
upon the second specification, and here close my de- allowed to twain their limited territory, be advised
fence. In proof of this chirge, the Cosa bare he- be ll'orifliagrs :cifrpoliesc.t2he2.l—stTillesonoeswtyPlrB"l424.ninTsahrelifFiAs to
them as • friend to sppeal from American rapacity to
ce
fore them the *eidetic. of Ilaurkty, Cook, and sun.
era Provinces, els. Pranks, West previa, Breeden- the justice of the British Cabinet. Bet there is net
dry letters purporting to be written by myself, to
burgh, Pomerania, Silesia. Posen, and Sammy, her- one word about war, or au appeal to arms even kr ;
1 dilfererit ludivid"ir' Ili" il Please the Carl"' inn been in force in the Western 'Provinces since the
•hat does Cook prove ? Why, that I had ten kegstheir self.pt citation.
ta of September this year.
lof powder at Sahwohnee. Let ma appeal to the es. With respect to the second charge, the Coed se.
The other German Slues, which in this Tariff ere
moieties a this Court, if they think that this guiltily called foreign countries, .111 aeon perceive how in.'s. quitted the Prisoner of acting ass spy. and thoegbirm
Of powder 'mild supply ilite:l Indians and an eqoal
. rioes it is to all the Germans (bet not to Prussia) in was found guilty of " aiding, comforting, and see.. 1?
innuelberAosfthleatchiles'iwetotreetslhoesnmetdwoin months for fiokrehtuiono': their trade and sossefectetes, particularly on BC. ! k
tr tg hie enemy," the only proof that he so acted wee
count of the sithatios of Prussia, quite across the 1 -
may it pleas, the Court, the rules of 'widest-, laid North
of Germany. Master of ,ho Rhine, fi,,, the evidence of WILLIAM ['AMPLY, who stated that,
down in the first part of this defence will apply with
W , and the Elbe, Preside makes the cow•
he had leered from some of the lodises that the
equal force in the present case. munication with the sea, if not impossible, yet Prisoner had advised them to go to war, sod that IMP .it
" It 'rans, now, may it please the Court, to
very difficult for all the Other German Slates, and the was possessedeftes kegs of powder. HAMMY also I t
say something as to Ilansbly's testimony—and may
it please this Honourable Court, the rule laid down traffic.- to Prussia with German manufactures is as asserted, that were it got for the esceeregeseet held
Roodabolished by the high dirties • while low de.
go as
in this case, as to hearsay evidence, gill be Pored oet by the Prisoner, the lodises would set ham
ties, or wholly free importation of' raw materials
without • precedent. A strong case was stated by an into Prussia, drew them sway from other German gone t• war. Tbis HAMMY 111 the person whose
intelligent Member of this Court, on the examination
States. Entire freedom of trade is announced, in. name is inserted in the first charge, as a man des.reoc- .
of this pert ef the evidence. That is, would you deed, es the isttis of the new Prussian Ortluonanee ;ed to the Indians by the Prisoner as a dangerous ,
receive as testimony what a third peruse had said,
all articles of commerce may be imported and oz•
who, if present, you would reject as ieurnipelest ? character, media the third charge, as one of the mos 1
petted • flit the regulations of the Torii tacitly abo-
Apply this prisciple to the present cue. Cosh' so -
liaises ;merino, by facilitating the importation of whose lives were said to have been endangered by
Indian be itemised on oath in our Courts of Jodi.
th amides only which Nimbi either cannot do the conduct of the Prisoner. Who tea doebt, ,
were?" If,
then' the teelbeerlY of levers Iv Wed• without, or guy hope to profit by working them up; trots these circles/maces, that IlAitiltP. sect "t I
omissible, Horribly proves nothisg. t whereas the exportation of all raw materiels is ten- a disinterested witness ? Bet eves
illelog Me
" Ilene, may it please this ilemiltrubk Clued' • tiered almost impossible, bet that of Prussian menu- credit for a greater sharer of meanly Has we he.
clew my reply le the eherliee and ePrelieelleue Pre. factory, which Me
net wanted for home consumption, live him to possess, his „ideas., as we coneesi
T
ivies' me, being folly persuaded that, should is est„otele facilitated.
li.h,,e,,re„„hee :if 11, :e. f censure,, ..,. 1111, 6y. side Judges
-.--.- -.•-• law, ...-- • ... a' Slegc,'" from the rest of Germany by their Tariffs, the litter of the United States to have beet' admitted. Illa
has no resource to live itself from total ruin, bet evideoce is altogether "
Itemorey," and as sects mi. ' ,
either to suite and protect itself by adopting a core• litotes against myy principle of whom law—k ka
wino system of Goatmos, or what would certainly be also hearsay derived from Indium, who, if them*
better to arrange with Prussia (the abolition of Aus.
selves were present, would be inamnpetest as sit. .
trio being less hurtful to Germany), for the ado's. Court of Judicature. TM
Mon, in common, of restrictive measures against nose's In an American ..,
really foreign countries, that we may be freed from letters Idiom! against the Pastime es 1
ere each
tie reproach, that the Germans consider and oppress I would naturally have been satinets by a merchant
each other as .trancers. The inevitable consequence 4.r trader solicits to remove his properly frees
of which is, that the interested separation of ester.
I the seat of war. or by any British sibjeet desirous
nal intercourse leads to • more fatal division in the of having the sufferings of a notion allied to Great :
public spirit of the nation. Britain submitted to she coosiderstioo of his ..s 41--
GOVetraGent. The powder which UADISLY says sills
the Prisontes possession. was but a small iimissity, ..ei
altogether incapable of enabling the Indigos to 01Pb I
tend agvinat • well-appointed American army, sod
o sr, in fa -t, intended solely as an amide of trade,
being required by the !ndians in their hunting ripe.
ditions, and as • means of immediate protection lee
themselves, their families, and their cattle, against irk.
divides) assailants.
The Notional Intelligencor states, that a Coe.
mock! Treaty with this country bad bees concluded
in London, on the 20th of October, adding, how.
ever, " We do not learn that any copy of this
Treaty has yet been received." The Nes York Go.
:elle copies the article in the Intelligenter,and quotes
a letter from a Member of Congress, which eeya, that .
the Treaty is to last for ten years. It will be vs- •
collected that Mr. GALLATIN left 1.411111111,011 his 119.
tarn to Paris, on the 21st October, and at that pe•
rind it was stated that, though some preliminary pus.
positions had been agreed in by the respective Plo•
nipotestiaries, yet several of the meat impeetebt
points withia the seeps of their instructies 'tet.
inained unadjusted, and, of coarse, that se fermi
Treaty had been signed at the period alluded to.—
On ills 7th ult. at a Meeting of the Merelusts sod
Traders of Philadelphia, it was resolved that • Pell.
ties should be pressisted to Cosogrees, for as Act to -
prohibit the exportation of specie. Is the Steele of
Pennsylvania, a Hemphill.% hod bees proposed, to
bring in a Bill to intend the Banks of that Cm.
monweelth from suspending specie permeate for
notes issued by them, and that provislis should be
made in it to forfeit the Charter of soy Reek whisk
should refuse to pay specie if demanded for as, of

The Americas Papers have at length brought as.
among other important documents communicated to
Congress, au official detail of the trial of our en•
fortunate countrymen, Aancruttoe and AINSUISTIR,
wham emattion has meted so mach interest. TM
trial, our Raeders know, took place before a Covet.
Martial appointed by General JACILION, the Com.
weeder of the United States troops in Florida. The
; Report of the proceedings is extremely voluminous,
het we give the chief lectern, with the defence of
Mr. AILIIITUNOT.
The charges preferred against ARBUTH NOT, who
was the first tried, were three : let, Eliciting and
stirring up the Creek Indians to war against the
United States, the said AIIIIIUTUMOT being • subject
of Great Britain, with which the Unitas! .4sates were
then at peace; 2d, Acting as a spy, and aiding,
abetting, and comforting the enemy, supplying them
with means of war ; and, 3d, Eariting the Indians
to murder Wit. Ilatrotor asd EDIII;!40 DOYLt,
Citi-
sens of the Spanish (;avernment. The third charge,
however, was almost at the commencement with.
drawn, in consequent, of a doubt @sweated by one
of the Members of the Ceert respecting their cow.

it. notes.

By Intelligence from the Spanish Male it appear',
that the Patriots were repelled, on the 31st October.
in an attack on the town of Caroms, with the loss
of 100 killed. A Wier foetid r n board a vessel,
captured on her voyage from Lima to Cadiz, gives a
very gloomy picture of the stale of alTsirt in the for-
mer city, in the month of May los'. If the mire.
notation of the writer ran be retied on, it is very
probable that it has by thi- time been released from
the yoke of Fate ilia o &lore&
The Firm h Cen•ral I. sinitasn and his rOl,Oll.
ors are stalcd to have been rooted and dispersed.— •
do not believe the statement to this direct, hot
the fact, is it is rolled, is thus ennoonced in the
Charleston Paper! :—" We learn from ?reit Or-
leans. by the arrival stab' port of the United Stoles
Ibtig Ent: fri=P; that Cene!al I. k Lint %Nes military

potency to take k into their cogolzaoce.
Thu charges on which a seedlet of guilty wag
fatted, and the sentence of death was carried into
esectailon, we melt confess do not appear to et to be
i strongly made out. The osett•act or arcrifhtition of

!.
7

establishment in th► Speoish Province of Tries, his
been broken ep and dispersed by a body of •hoot
200 Spanish troops. The establishment which he
had made at Gal...stow■ ha' also hese taken by the
some force, end the men comprising the gerrisoe poo
so hoard a small vessel without papers, end sees off
by the Spasiards."

Paris Papers, with a Mail front Flsndert, and
German Gstettes to a recent date. ►ave suited.—
Sepereemeras its have been employed in bringing up
the accounts of the French War Department t• the
latest possible date, and the Bereave of Itecreiling
aft stated to have undergone sn entirely new organi.
silicon. The Emperor ALczAnoss left Vienne en
the t3tl ell. no his rotor's to St. Peterrbergh. Frey
the lit Jan. In the 31st Dec. ISIS, 803 s►ips enter,
lbe port of Antwerp; among them were 352 of 14,
Netbertands, 297 F.nglish, 31 Americans, 29 Se,
dish, 27 Dsnialt, 21 Frene,b, 22 II hint, &c.•
A Russian frigate, from Arc►angel, h•s arrived in the
Tesel. All the latest accounts from the North
Europe coincide in representing the slate of Ike weal
tber as uncommonly mild sod beneficent. The vt
sits collected at I.lsineer in conseqeerce, is 11,
scribed as numerees beyond all precedent. Aecor,
ing to letters from Madrid, noticed in be Doti
Mail, the Emperor A LelAnDtalet bemuse represeet
tines te VIRDIVAND, in respect to the enfortensi
stiles who are disported In foreign cowries, who,
*ember •meant, le 6000, among whom are not
of great malt—seldiers, who in the war •gninst
lb
IMPARTS ober' their bleed in defence of Spain, wi
speedily eaarea general mestere to be taken in the
brume, and that the coentry will once mnre
la its Wisest those who are dear to it, and who
still render it impettaet services.

A King's Mestesger, sad also an Austria's bt
new, strived yesterdsy morning, with dispatk
from Vie's'.
The Cabinet Ministers assembled at the house
Lord CAEMMIRAGII, yesterday afternoon, preen
to the Cossocil at Claims-bone; and after their
pasture, the Marquis D'Osnoso. the French
bassader, had a long interview with his toirdsi,i
His lordship weave,. (rem hit late serer. Illt•CI
the pet her slowly.
Yesterday afternoon. at half-past fear n'elock,
Prisms At:oust& and the MCI/MI of GLottcaf
left the Qeeen's Palest for Wisd.or.
Earl Gust is eapected to grilse at his
Portman-square, to-morrow, frees his seat
Northavaberiaori.
Tb. Earl and Costliest of Dears and remit;
expected in toes, early is swat week- Eery
pratien for their reeeption is already made, at
hawse in Greatest's-square.
be Marquis of ficeseowes is *orchid to al
at Lessdowste-itesse, Betkoley-mpotre, on Tor,
ars,. from his teat, Sew Wood, Wiltshire.
The following Notice has bees soot to the .
Kiss's consul et the Chesser, Liar t—" Tb. I
advaguss will wit .0 eta Friday/ sir ads of
meaty. to hear Beekropt Pathless et I.lsectainssl
8011, as ke isteeded, ear will his Lordship ail
Vitw (farther malice." Tb. int Seal before Tr
Ikea for the lath of imagery.
Busueoson-Nouss.—The whole of the

of this ',dimity resideeee hn bees @ragged
tented ender the immediate soperinteedeace
liberal proprietor, Lord G. C•vsnottu, wh4
spared no espeace in weaning it worthy of the
fife' and pert state of the eletratiee. The new
sake of epartmeets, towards the garde., ter
le tome and magniietece these .1 any other mai
is the metropolis, particularly the seesic-rem
is to be lamented, however. that by the restoi
el the old huge oak gates to the front wall the
Ilk are now deprived of tete • peep of the:
the street.
Gerd SIDNOUTII hes, we •nderstaaJ, nth
General Goettaato the portfolio which was
Sr.. him when he was nested ; bet the lock
broken epee. the General refused to receive
it
espt its the renew of a blagi4rate, else co
Co the state in which the portfolio was venni
Lard SIDIII4bUTIII4IO4II. We bees PM ken,
their she two pair of pistols, the diamond C
the login, of llonoe,, the silver knife and
with Nsiroutes's Arms on it, sad other 4
wised ender Lord 51014110114'11 Coiestriclion
.41irn MU, were aorteudeted at the same tin*
ORIeNTAL Moos Ulf EJICTING Tunas'
-fallowing passage from the 26th of Eccles
1111 f. t 7, has puzzled Commentators :•••6‘ A Int
1 woman and a sold shall be soeght stet
away the enemies." There is no elecidse
either in Baron or ether writers, who have
takes to captain passages in the Bib!
reference to the manners sod customs of
habitants of Eastern nations. By a moderts
of credit it is said. that at Bemires and the
previews, • person, desirous of dispossessin;
trent his house, and who is unwilling to
Wives process of the law, applies for the oh
of a woman, who by profession is a notorioal
'ibis woman posts herself at sum-rising op.
tonna'. dwelling, and there peers out ettelyi
of abase sgaln‘t the poor man that she can in
This eeedeet draws together the popelace,
applause she receives in proportion to her
ton sod perseverance, for which she is a
warded by her employer. Whenever the wt
occasion to retire fir the purpose of trio
ale plants her .1.1 in the ground opp
house, which, through • singular eel
none dare remote or even touch during
once, sod ea her retorts she recouseseut
wit, end thee coalition from day to
the matt is glad to give the landlord peseessi
hover. Is there not an evident allusion in
sage al eve cited to this *fiesta! Elude of
newels from their dwelliegs? And might
practice be seecessfelly adopted le other par,
glebe, where prefeners and adepts is this
are lobe found

wailen, which "51

'1••=111r- _
..:—izulPltmd-ijewdil•ll"AlPlP."lll""s'.i.P. ......... __ .--,-----
11 ic Rl' A T FSM A °4't lA', ' ..
. - . . k--,-.12---3-;_lt —_-
'1
- • —establisbment in the Spends Province of Teems, has
proved by the witness to be in the p... 1 FRAN KFOR7' 4N 2 GERMIN I'APERS. flea drat charge. ws, that tbe„Priweer, hadwritteae_ lon.
of the Limo Prince, that this Goon could . ileterte " thel to • Prince' eshorl him not to I been broken trp and dispersed by a body of *beet
200 Spanish troops. The establishes's' which he
lice that Mecemstonce because there was no ~
by which it could be ;indeed. I would askr Creeks to unite and be had made at Galvesterre bas also been taken by the
, Grand Doke has brew published respectiog she meet- vkh'g the Upper a five
s.Antiestette, Dec., 29.
.An Otdrionance of the comply with the ' ty, ~Afflnki.lic ost as 0144.•
""""hirt Gars •hat "e"'ll they have 'dolt.- toe of the As WI of the States which is to ""t (deadly kc. J.littasts ,however,thmeole witness in maw force, and the men comprising the ening' pet
what electing's have they made to primer, this --,,_ 'oil hoard a small vessel without paper, end met off
11 the Honourable Coen pleave, I shall at sdrls.rehe on the Ist of Mareh, instead of the this
a..2ifieationters pe#,,,,,4"- o .... thateta,
the upper part of the nation te suite in
I lit co Febris'ary. because the death of tbe late Grind v`:
.._., the -41 Z 17 '
see the defence of the firs) charge and specifis Doh her teased a„ a mete", of boldness, and letter autt'"" . by the Spooiards."
---mee.--
believing that they are Neither supported by I the
;event Doke desires more time to make himself amity with the loyitr. and recommended them to
,r evidence. Paris Papers, with • Mail front Flsnden, arid
I perfectly acquainted with every part of the affairs of (crisped their completes' to the King of GRIAT Bat-
lay it please the 11
_rincierable Court, I will now „.„ ~„. German Gazettes to a recent date. hove suited.-
o the second charge and list specification of I to
.'....-• Taste, by means of the Governor of Providence. In this ,
A sismotilet under the tido of " A Word re. wen bis roast no proofs that the onforte. Seperouneraties have been employed in bringing up
large. In support of this charge and specific"- :• '. "mien d Bavaria;' et yet ere ce y •
specling the Dispute between sethe accounts of the French War Deportmeet to the
he evidence is a letter written too my son. If , • , improper Ad* i 0 nate A ReUTIINOT excited the Creek Indiana to mar.
latest possible date, and the Bereave of Ittereiring
ion please, this letter was written in ROOM- Lontateol reflections upon naittot, run. - that tbe Ameri.
eof my property at %boohoo*, and the large '. ere stated to have undergone as entirely new organi-
cans were continually making encroechments upon ,
sus Russia, At.; the sale of it has been prohibited The complaints of the Indians were,
in the Grand Dileby.
that were due me from Berrieggs and his Pee. c. anion. The Emperor A LIZA Nina left Vienne en
oTtrtriAltD, DEC. 29.-There is sow amain a eel"- their territory, and the grievances of the citizens es
Nothing, I believe' dee telistmeatetY nature rat report that the Assembly of the States will be the Unitonl States were exactly the same in regard to the 23d ult. en his return to St. Poterthergb. Fri.
r faired on reeding the document marked A. au..
'booty called together anew. His Majesty the King,the Ist Jan. In the 31st Dec. 18111, 803 sips rotten
log the opn that I was prompting the indiensthe depredatory conduct of the Indians. These corn-and hit Ministers, are said to have resolved to make . the port of Antwerp; among them were 352 of to
r. On the contrary. if the II able Court
asinine document marked A, they will are that upon the plaints were unfortunately too well founded on balk
Nethertawie, 297 English, 31 Americans, 29 Se
a new attempt agree with the faithful States,
bases of the Constitution for the old and new pro. sides; but the American G 0000 nosent was sofficieolly
bed to 101 l their fears, by informing them that it tifsb, 27 ilsoish, 21 French, 22 II ions, kc.
venues of the kingdom of Wirtemberg. stile to protect its own frontier. AnnutnnoT, Using ,
he Negroes, and not the Indians, the Amen-Russian Mote, from Archangel, has indeed in th
Deanne Dec.l/c 21. e-this evening her 11.461 sod trailing with the Indirint, seems to have spoils• t
thized with their griefs, and desires, they shoeld be 'reset'. All the latest ar•reents from the North
able cporienrctipapitstily,e,nl°lviertidtil meeaskinert; feller tilt:multi:: Hiegh s lb; Prinens Elizabeth, aunt to his Majesty
Erirope coincide in representing the mete of the wee
the second specification, seed here close my de. t" King, died tit the 834 year of her age' allowed to retain their limited territoty, be advised
Itiestc, Dec. 22.-Tke new Prussian is is tii
•. In proof of this char IM tbe Coen have be-! he in force from the let i5,,,,,,,y 1819, in tber as uncommonly mild end beneficent. ''Ye vs
ibe FAst. them ■as •• friend to appeal from American rapacity to ;
Ile
the *eidetic@ of Ilanably, Cook, end son-
ern Provinces, viz. pierlis, Weal previa, Broaden- the justice of the [latish Cabitset. Ilea there is net ' eels collected et Minnie in conseq•euce, is il
letters purporting to be Written by myself, to scribed as numerous beyond all precedes,. Awe'
rent individuals. !Hay it please the Gault% burgh, Pomerania, Silesia. Posen, and Sammy, hay- one word sheet war, or an appeal to arms even fee ;
' kg to letters from Madrid, noticed in the Det
does Cook prove ? Why, that 1 had ten kegs , .
of „..
ing been in force in the Western Provinces since the
their self-pt oration.
is. urplember this year. Mail, the Emperor A LealteDlß'S bemuse topmost
soder at Sahwahnee. Let me appeal to the es.
The other German Steles. which in this Tariff are With respect to the second charge, the Court oe. tfises te ftlltOtaStlia, in respect to the gasmen"
.nce of this Court, if they think that am geentity oiled foreign countries. will seem perceive how inje- quitted the Primmer of acting ass spy. sod tboagteirm
owder would tepid! 1000 Indians and an 'goal4 Niles who an dispersed in foreign carton's, who
. noes it is to all the Germans (but wit to Prussia) iii eat found guilty of " aiding, comforting, and abet. 1 number amounts Ira 6000, among whom are so,
b"Aosfittlnatchlieg'ilit:ersthnaanuertdwoin entiZehpees fioficrah:finn': their trade and meekest's, pertieelarly on in• ti ig the enemy," the only proof that he aw acted was ,
of great merit-teldiers, who in the war wining 11
count of the sheeting of Preens, quite across Ike 1- .
it please the Court, the rules of evitleare laid North
of Germany. awn of WILLIAM 1411111. T who stated thin,
Master of the Rhine, the the 'lnd : „._ L._ morose' trod their blood is defence of Spain, w
n in the first part of this defence will apply with speedily cesee• general measure to be taken in th
LI force in the present case. Wes, end the Elbe, Prank makes the cow. he bad lesiva from some of the inane. that the
manication with the sea, if not impossible, yet Prisoner had advised them to go to war, sod that be . a
It 'eosins, now, may it please the Court, toLe- hewer, and that the country will once mere racer
very difficult for all the other German States, and the was pouesaed of tee kegs of powder. HAMMY also t t
something as to Humbly's testimony- la its Mum those who are dear to it, and who
lease this lioneerable Court the role laid down
.a..
snd may era ffic..to Preens with German manufactures is as
abolished bythe high d ties • while low des -
asserted, that were it sot for the micoaregeseet held P
Ind Id ha still render it Impalas' services.
44 case, as to hearsay evidence, sill be toted 11°- - . • .II .' out by the Prisoner the bias woe net Fe
Ries, Of wholly free importation et raw mate • 1„ ,_ . ______
rout • precedent. A strong case was stated by en into' Prussia, draw them await from other German gone t• war. This lIIAMSLY Ni the panes name
A King's Meneager, sod also an Austrian M
ills/eat Member of this Court, on the examination stales. Entire freedom of in' de is announced, la. name is inserted in the first charge, as a man &soiree- • metier. arrived yesterday morning, with dispat
iris part of the evidence. 'that is, would you deed,
as the imos
at the
new Prussian Grtioanaace ;
ed to the Indians by the Prisoner as a dangereee a from lirteetta.
rise as testimony what a third parses bad said, "'""•
1, If present, you would reject es iewurpelest all articles of commerce may be imported and es. 'TM Cabion Ministers assembled at the house
cbaracter, audio the third charge' as one of tbe teen 1
. peeled ; lan the reeelations of the Tariff tacitly abo- whose i.„
ply this prix,
to the present case. Cone an• said to have been endangered by Lord CASTLZIIRAOII. yestetelay afternoon, wen
tithes freedom, by facilitating the importation of
lien be easedeed on oath in our Courts of Jodi-
, „Led those snide, only which Prussia either cannot do the conduct .of the Prisoner. Who cam drab.,
I portare, the Marquis D'Osnono. the French
ster' Its then, the tritiviony 61 "'erg 's "'- ' without. or may hope to profit by working them +Pi that Ilauttp• was net
Bible, Humbly proves oothisg. front these circemstances,Mender, had a long interview wish his Lordshi
. whereas the exportation of all raw materials is fen. a disinterested witness ? Bet eves fllvieg Me
' Hen, may it plane this Ilenoweble Court, 1 His Losdithip movers from his lute severe attic
dared almost impassible, bat that of Prussian manu-
als my reply to the charge' end ePeedieetieste Pre. fat-titres which are not wanted for home consumption, ti
credit for a greater sharer of meanly doe we M-
re
pet be, ,tooty.
red against me, being fully persuaded that, Mould , eve him to possess, his widower, as we Ratikell Yesterday afternoon. at half-past fear o'clock.
tt, is estrentely facilitated. ought met by the lase Princess At:oust& and the Duchess of GLotices
from ARBUTHNOT'S delre"Cep
....,_ 9 p, w d
gresagb: onflithsee loaf. ct:i les: et'. tsoy
be ajideedgeest elegetillc'yi.e„.•ar Austria and Prussia having repented themselves left the Queen 'a lacefor io .nr.
from the rest of Liermaity by their Tariffs, the latter of the United States to have he"' admitted- -mu
has no resource to wee itself from total ruin, bat evidence is altogether " hewing," and as sans mi. t• Ent Guest is espeeted to oriive at his Ito
r----D
C.----k
/.1, PAPERS. either • •.. A , Portman-aquae'. 'tomorrow, from his seat
r nai:vii
Itiortheatherisiol.
_........- own system of Custom., or what would certainly be also hearsay derived from Indiana, who, if themes
The Earl awl Coyotes' of Deana' cud family
PARIS, JAN. 4.-Yestorday, after herring Muss I better, to arrange with Prussia
. (the siteation of Art.
selves were present, would be ineeespenot as sit. i expected in too*, early I. Peat week. Every
his asbariment. the Kim was visited by him Serene trio being less hurtful to Germany), for the adop-
(bane the Doke of Weems. sinus in common of restrictive measures against memo in so American Court of Judicator*. TM .1, pration for their reception is already anode, at
Hie Majesty afterwards received the Ministers of really foreign coot:triev, that we may be freed from letters addecsol against the Pasoan, are eve\ as s boo" is, Groaeon„,„,„.
1,., the represch, that the Germans consider and oppress would naturally have been written by a merchant The Marquis of Loeseowne is expected to a
at Lenediewsse.kome, Berkeley-avows, on 'i.e
illiPivii 1:::gi. *h "et France, M. .ties,' e'"; i each ether as strangers. The inevitable consequence ler motet anxious to remove hie properly from
west. from his seat Be. Wood, Wiltshire.
- ---'"---." Peers
o.
.‘ranCeS
--P le* ! of which is, that the interested impotence of ester.
ditary °Ricers of all rank. I the seat of war• or by any British sittjeet desirous
~. The following donee has been sent to the re
nal intercourse leads to • mere fatal division in tie •
Ili. Majesty transacted business successively with of having thc sufferings of a notion allied to west • klasis comsat at the crsaeeere Use r__...11,, I
public spirit of the nation.
iron Louis. Minster of Finance, and the Marquis - webtassegt,sa tom the de de **hip Woe Sap
emotive, Presides' of tbe Council of Ministers. Government. The powder which Llamsco says weeks awry, to Year Bankrupt Putitioas at lAN:nese
It is confidently said, •that Count Ombra* de ell ICK Or PTOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CIAICK. ., 40
.6 nosoniiir it wet but a meg mammy, ...4 Hell, as he leteoded, war will Ms Lordship el
rouse% has given in his resignation of the office of Itaos 5.6br5it,_161471 $ pet Cent. Styr 10% the rt r . '--- bkor further statlce." The first Seal Were T
Julia iloadi 9:, 9-IP altogether incapable of enabling die Indices tweePe 1
sb•Secnntry Olken nettle fillsiiiter of the fotelflor: gip% reel. :„I.fli Leas Ass. 10 ►l-16 *ed for the 15th of Jaesary.
lend Rosiest • wellsoponinted American army, mod
is not said who will be hit successor. le per Cent. 1171 ;twees." MI6 18 SO p , • Buncinoenn.nouss.--Tise whole of the int
°°°"°° os. in fl-t intended solely as an article of trade
Si. Assisting Ptyalin, Deputy of the Lalirthln. tt-"mtrar*: Arri7llll , r• Of this ncely resideece has bats arranged a
prieur, died the 31st alt. after an illness of tea dors. Pe..-------------* bring required by the !radians in their hunting ripe. oersted ender the immediate saperinteedeoce
Yeoerday, ois the occasion of the New Yeir, De- TicK sTATEsmA N. ditions, and as • means of immediate protecties tot liberal proprietor, Lord G. Cava/mom sob
iiistions front the French Acedeety, the Coen of '
th
themselves, their families, and their cattle, agaiost ie. spared no sumacs in reridwing it worthy of e
;Amnion, the Royal Court, and the sic Chambers __ _ . __ . • • Wei and pun state of the elevation. Thome.
divided assailants.
f the Tribunal of First loosen of the Depart. LoNDON: mite of @panatelas, towards the garden, for els
sent of the Seine, preseeted their respects to his Th. Notional Intelligences stet's, that a Con. le taste and magnilewee them of any other ma
liajesti. FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 18.9. mercial Treaty with this country bad bees concluded is the metropolis, particularly the unnic-roo
l'ite atomise Chancery, which is now at Vienna _-..m.-_ is to be lamented, Ye Bella
that by the neon
. in London, on the Wilt of October, eddied, koa-
las dirpslaßtil a warier •aireordloary to Barn,ll The following Is an Extract of a !Ater receive] of the old hog* oak gates to the front wall the
iteogonor, at Constantinople. It is thought that ever, ', W do not learn that any copy of this
„ - • .11c are now deprived of eves • peep of the hoe
this morning from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Buenos °
Ile dispatches, of which he is the bearer, relate to . dated- m
.....„ it .r reported .T t TrestY has yet been received. The IV6O York tio* ebo street.
i teat • •
he tergivereations of the Divas is tee eascallon of nyres, Oct.' *5 •:elle copies the article in the Ineenigeneer, sod gest* Lord SIDMOUTH Res, we' marooned, 'este
he last Treaty. Cessna Gooaciaue the portfolio which was
eehillee is led bY the Royalists' and that part. a letter from a Member of Congress, which sees, {hot .
The lianuvrtiso Constitution will be published of them have remised to Limo, avid the rest to V st-
the is to last for ten jeers. It will be ye. • free him when he was wettest ; bet the lock
*fore February neat. It is generally thought that dine Licences bow been granted by the Viceroy of Treaty , r
____. ~_ broken when. the General rehired to remove i
it will not bean (avowable to freedom es the Cronin. Pero,
• collected that Mr. I. -ALLATIN left wommirD,Ola his re-
apt is the premise, of a Magistrate, she ce
admitting English vessels to enter Callan
tattoo of Preens. Among the German Governments
with cargoes of wheat, and in consequence,
that have as yill dews sotitisig towards the establish. . rind it was sorted that, though some preliatioary pee. Lord SIDSMOUTIt'S agent. We have pot hear
meet of Representative Constitotions, are throe of vessels were loading at Valparaiso for that &situation.
petitions had been agreed
_to hy the respective Plot .se
atheber
_sinhe two pair of pistols, the diamond C
Saxony, Meektenberg•Scbweria, Slights, Hesse. " His Majesty's ship Blossom has had an engage-
topoteetiaries, yet several of the most ism sts I ine of Honour, the silver knife and
Cassel, and ilesse-Darinetedt. meet with an Insurgent privateer in the South Sege i . . ._ _ . with Narocaom's Arms on it, awl other
points widths the scope of teen instructing W.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 4.-Tbe arrival of the bet no pertkolars are knows."noised ender Lord SID/sUottes eeitstellelion
ferocious Abdatish is expected here with great leo. stained unadjusted, wad, of course, lint we Ansel . Afro Hal, were sereetidered at the same cite
convects He was the Ganef the Wechabites, and Treaty had been signed at the peeled speeded le.- " Oeturrat. Moos UP EJICTINO TINANTS
the Grand. Soignee has ordered • particelar - species The American Papers have at length brought Ms.
On the, 7tb all. at a Meeting of the Merebaste sad :fallowing passage from the 213th of Ecelesi
of Oar to b• constructed for the purpose of esposieg seem other important documents communicated to
Trailers of Philadelphia, it was resolved that • Peti. vet. 27, bee pessieLGawasentalors : -6, A in
him and his family to the view of the people. The" Cosgrove, as °mast detail of the trial of our en• log woman sod a meld _shall be ;wash' oat t
lien should be cremated to Coogrees, for aa Act I. .
penistiment reserved for him may be foreseess. TM e
antewate westryisen,ARRUTIINOT and AIIIIIISTeIIt, away the eseesies." There is no elecidati
Sultan has remunerated the Viceroy and his brave ohibit the esportation of specie. I. the Steele of
sh es lion has excited so mach interest. The Pr either in Ugrian or other writers, who have
army In a splendid winner: took
piece bettor, a Covet. Pennsylvania, a Reveletioe bad bees proposed, to takes t• @spine difficult' passages in the Bib!
VIZNNA, Dec. 24.-None of the fetes that were trial, oar Reeder' know, bring in a Bill to wenn the Banks of that Com. reference to the manners and cartoon of
to have been given in honour of the Emperor Mex. Martial appointed by General JACILION, IDS COlll.
monwealth from
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Whiteout of Eastern nations. By a modwrs t
ander took place, on snows' of the Court being in awader of the United States troops in Florida. The
notes ~.....eti by
them, "'sod
t"ghat
...."`yhtirr:_b_...,., be of credit It is said. that at Beaares and the a
mourning, and the regret of his Majesty on the dmthpreviews, • person,desirous of dirpossessin;
Report of the proceedings is extremely voluminous, '"` .
Charter r.- 0 ..P.
of the Grand liske of Bade.. The Emperor devotedmade in it to tiniest the of ally Beek whisk
I but we give the chief features, with the defeats of freer his home, and who is unwilling to
Me whole of Isis short stay hers to the inspection of i should refuse to pay specie if deoteaded for soy of tedious proem of the law, applies for the. es
the Public Eitabliebeeet sad set oat far bis do. ; Mr. ARIUTUNOT. its
steles. of a woman, who by profeeeletils a notaries
minions on the VA init. It le said that err Monarch I The cherges preferred against ARBUTHNOT, who
By intelligence from tbe Spanish Main it appears, This woman posts herself at 800-rising op
and his Majesty of Bessie, when embracing inch ' was the first tried, were three : Ist, Eliciting and teimat's dwelling, and there pours out 'wry
that the Patriots were repulsed, on the 31st October,
other, et the seventies, promised to meet again stirring op the Creek Indians to war against the of abuse against the poor men that she can in
in an attack on the town of Careens, with the lots h
"est *tug' I United States, the said AuxutusOt being • subject A . . This cooduct draws together the populace,
Tbe want of specie Is not at prompt so mach felt
ofl of 100 killed. lesser foetid on board a vessel, applause she receives in proportion to her
Great Britain, with which the United States were
here. 'f h• Course of Etchings is at 249. aiding, captured on per en)sze from Lies. to Cadiz, giver a Von sad perseverance, for which she is a
It %wra Dec. 29.-An Edict bas been pub- then •at peace; 2d, Acting as • spy, and •
very gloomy picture of the stile of affiirs to the for. warded by her employer. Whenever the w
tithed to accelerate the preparatory proceltilngs and abetting, and comforting the enemy, so pplyiag them occasion to retire for the purpose of rein
• I elections fur constituting • Represeotatime Assembly with means of war ; and, 3d, Eseiting the Indians I mar city, in the month of May los.. If the repro-
she plants her staff in the ground op;
i I for the Grand Duchy of Bolen, previously to the to murder Ws. Ilanace red EDMUND DOYLt, Citi- , notation of the writer ran be relied on, it is very house, which, tbroogts a singular se
r Ist of 51arelt neat; the Sittings will be held at , probable that it has by this time been released from
Isms of the Spanish Gov mein. The third charge, none duce runes* or eve's touch during
1 Csrlsrul"'• I . I the yoke of t'sento so ac adored. mace, sod ea her return she recommence
nes almost at the commencement unit-
We know from an authentic snores., that the eh- however, • , . , ... _,.
tr utk, sad ones „mono, from day to
drown, in segues's., of a doubt @sweated by one 'I he 1. rem it Gen•ral I. .". st ton suit his folio -
f aeon of Could i;sp• d'lstrie at Munich, was relative rase, con the man is glad to give the londlord poseessi
,I to the affairs of Bavaria and 'Baden. lof the Members of the Ceert respecting their tom. '
i era are itatcd to hive been rooted
.and dispersed.- •
•It is said, that the Court of Bavaria is net sod.' 1 potency to take it into their eognizaace. IWe do not believe the ststerrent to this effect, bet sage el eve cited to this *newel mode of
r with the indemnities which have been secured to it at 1 . 1 hesse. Is there not an evident allusion in
Ille charges on which a verdict of guilty was i the fact, as it is rolled, is anis announced is the . seitiods from their
feddweliegs? Asti might
1 . Ais•la.Chatmlle, for tee lass of several of its Pro.
p einem., for which it bar not yet °Maimed • sefficieot I
I
Greed, and the sentence of death was carried into i Challesten Papers :-" We !vent from New Or- ractice be soceessfelly opted le other par
. indemnity, and that fresh claims have meanly been 1 emeemilem, me most co^ ossdo not appear f
1- we lobe found 2
. cid:moll to the Allied Powers. I strongly made out. The evert-act or arcri.th tit ion oft brig 1:n.... rrri-e7 Olt (:ene!el I kti.r.t tea's military 1
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