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

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rest Profits, Braudin-
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the Importation of
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it by warbles them op;
raw materials is m-
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their Tariff, the latter
fres iota, rein, bet
itself by edoptiog a Pm•
whet weeld moiety be
isia (the siltation of Ara
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of a Lotter received

to Lloyd's, at Bones
It is reported bat Tel-
Ow Royalists, sod that pert
Use, sod the rest to Vol-
wooled by tbo Vierroy of
retook to ester Callao
Ind la coaseipsooce, several
for that dartioatieo.
baa had am owns-
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of dm trill of ton so.
'MOT and AIIIIIOIIR,
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took plant beam a Coed-
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hoop la Flotilla. Tito
h estreawly volowoiwoos,
with the defogs* of

whist ARBUTHNOT, Wile
these : let, Eaciiing end
lodises to ever against t►e
AIRIH/THROT being s sebjeet
will& the United States wire

Jag as • Spy, and aiding,
sM aw•wy. supply'•% thew

4,3 d, Eteiting ta• Iwliaas
,T sod tram:ma Dort.[, Citi-
t. TM 'bird charge,

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of a doskt impressed by one
Coon respecting their sew. '
their aßnisence•
a wordier of guilty war
of deeth was carried into
do •at oppesr In et to be
TM stert•aet or spertficaliva of

ele first chugs 5, that the Prisoner had wainscot
llfterlo " thill Li 1 e Prince." eshortiii him not to j t
empty with the ' ty Off!Pdlliittiolls 2•444( ..
1,1,4
dein the Upper a tee Creeks to mate and be ./
friinsdly,/se. 3.R tug ,berwerm,thg.fele witness in
this specification teethe pedemalliem, states, thatthis
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letter advised the upper part of the tuition to elate in
amity with the hider, and recommended them to
fer weed their conspletets to the King el Gams Bar.
T AIX, by means of the Governer of Providence. In this i
erldeen there is crankily no proofs that the enforte.
nate A ItinTlittoT excited the Creek Indians to war.
Ti'. complaints of the Indians were, that the Ameri-
cans were continually wishing encreechmeetts upon
their territory, and the grievances of the citizens of
the United States were exactly the same in regard to
the depredatory conduct of the Indigos. These com-
plaints were onfortenaiely too well needed en both
sides; but the Amerinn Government was sifielestly
able to protect its own frontier. A aBOTIINOT, tieing ,
sad trading with the Indio's', seems to have wove.
staged with their griefs, and donna they 'Meld be
allowed to retain their limited territory, he advised
them as a friend to appeal from Americas rapacity C.
the justice ef the British Cabinet. net there is not *.
one word almost war, or an appeal to Ines en Ise i
their self-preservation. •
With respect to the second charge, the Cosa se. :
quitted the Prissier of acting ass spy. sad tbougfr
ins foetid guilty of " aiding, comfartlog, and Ante
ling Obviously," the stay proof that he so acted wee
the evidence of WILLIAM !TAMMY, who stated thee,
he had learned from some of the lodises that the
Primmer had advised them to go to war, and that be
was poseessed sites kegs of perdu. HANSLT .le
asserted, that were it of ler the neesragemest held
eat by the Prisoner, the baling would net ben
goon to war. This Musts' is the person when •
lulu is inserted in the first charge, as a man desesuc.
ed to the Indians by the Primmer as a dangerou
character, sad is the third charge, as one of themes ~
whose lives wen said to have been eadanyeed by
the ceidect of the Prisoner. Who hit
from these circumstances, that Bunt,
a disioterested witness ? Bit trail ..evieg him
credit foe a greeter sharer of morality tin we be.
I
1 due Ma to penes, hie 'Weser, as we Piled/
from ANIUTI11101•11 demo, eight sat by theists
of the United States to base bees admitted... th
1 evidence is altogether" Annoy," mad is each mi. 1.
States orient every prieriple of panel law—k ke
also Mersey derived from 'adieu, wise, if times
mires ware preen', would be ineimpetest as site
nuns in so Amulet's Court of Judintsee. TM i
,
letters addued against the Paine, are sick es
would naturally have been ',fittest by a menheat .
sr tattier aimless to remove hie propetly had
the seat of war, or by any British sibjeet desirous
of hiving the; sufferings of a soden allied to Great
Britain submitted re the coesideratiee of his ism
Gevernment• The powder which ILAINSLT asp villa
the Paseiret's peesession, was bat a mini seastily,
sitoyekve ineepable of tubing the hatiteste to Op:
tend ugliest a well.appointral American army, and
was, in fart, intended solely as an article of trade,
being required by the Indians in their keeling nut. g
dittoes, sad as a wens of immediate pretecties far
themselves, their families, sod their cattle, agelistle- i
divided assailants.
The Notional Intelligencer states, that a Caw
mercial Treaty with this country had ben concluded
in London, on the :oth of October, adding, how-
ever, "We do not learn that any copy of this ;
Truly has yet been received." The Now York Ga. ,
stile copies the article in the Intelligencor, and onto, 1
a litter from a Member of Congress, which nye, Oat
the Treaty is to last for ten yarn. It will be le.
collected that Mr. GALLATIN left Lesies,os his Igo
tarn to Paris, on the !Ist October, sod at that po-
rted it was Meted that, though some pediedeary pre.
positions had been "greed to by the respective Pl..
eipeteadaries, yet several of the most impettalit
petals withis the seeps of their instruction to.
maimed nadjested, and, of nano, that so formal
Treaty had been deed at the peeled alluded tee—
the the. 7th cit. at a Meeting of the Merchants sad
Traders of Philadelphia, it wu resolved that a Pea.
ties should be presested to Cosines, for an Act to
prohibit the esportatien of specie. Is the Senate of
Pewnsylveitie, a Roulettes bed been proposed, to
bring in s Bill to pretest the Banks of that Cos.
snewerealth from sespeeding specie parietals for
notes leased by them, sod that redone shield Us
I made is it to forfeit the Charter of asy Beak whisk
shoeld refine to pay specie if desmoded for any of
11 its notes.
By tionillynce from the Spanish hills it appears,
that the Pullets were repelled, on the Mat October,
in en attack en the teas of Cameral, with the lon
of 100 killed. A letter found nn bowl a vessel,
captured on her voyage from Lime to Csdiz, gives a
very gloomy picture*? the stela of attain in the for.
met city, in the mein of May lest. If the vepre.
natation of the writer can be relied on, it is very
probable that it has by ad• time been released from
the yoke of Favors t pge fklareri.
The French General I. .LENAND sod lilt follow-
ers are staled to hair been routed nod dispersed.- •
We do not believe the statement to this ant, bet
the fact, es it is rolled, is thus announced in the
Chaldean Paper! :—" We learn from Air Or-
leans, by the stand at this port of the United Stone
bag I.ntsrpise, that General 1.%1.LLN Ina% military

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1* that the Prise•fr had wattagafserge.,
lefte6rrllo" 141.
AN PAPERS. I.i 10 Prince." eshortleg him not to i t
Ohlonneste of the compiy with the ' ty OfiFkilibctosi, sed4l9. f
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l'soPectise Ow west- *idea t
Upper * lilsier Creeks to *site and be ./
tea, which le to wen mrodiy,//o. iliesL ,bowern,ths.sele witness in
arch, intend of the ..._ ~ ea e..
re...4iiib;.1,16
ekst4his
shot theist@ Greed this 'Mune i a • me
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of oostooo., sod totter advised the upper part of the Aation to smile in
time to make himself amity with the 14.4 r, and recommended thee to
• pert of the akin of fel weed their completets to the King of Game Bei-
TAIX, by means of the Governor of Proehlence. In this i
I" " A /rani re. e' !dean there is certaisly no proofs that the 'effort.-
Baas nisi Bavaria," .
n
epos Ankh,. ptur. nate ewcomer excited the Creek Indians to war.
kMa bees rebiliked The complains of the Ladino were, that the Ameri.
rens were continually making encroechmens epos
N Isssrslisis a 11"." their territory, and the grievances of the citizens of
of "" Slat" will ba the United States wet. exactly the same in regard to
Ilk Majesty the King,
ham rotokra to make the depredatory conduct of the Indians. These cons-
ithfel States, upon the plaints were onfortensiely too well founded on both
the old and new pro. sides; but the Amnion Government was sufficient/
able to protect its own froatier. A aIitITONOT, liting ,
emberg•
eveein b" R")*I sad trading with the Indices, seems to have spays.
h, snot to his Majesty
thised with their griefs, end &drool they should be
of her age.
proviso Tariff i+ to allowed to refills their limited territory, he advised
h imp. is the goo. them as a friend to appeal from American rapacity to
gel Profits, Breeden- she jostles of the British Cabinet. flat there is not
1 and ass"ls h°,* one word sliest oar, or an appeal to inn two ter
t
nu Provisoes sine the their ooty.rolorostion. •
which in this Tariff an With respect to the second charge, the Coed or,. !
perceive hew ieje- quitted the Ninon of acting es* spy. and tlniverno
(bet wok to 'hunk) is was resold guilty of " aiding, comfartlarg, and allot,.
partkelatly on sc. sing the nanny," the eat, proof that he so acted wee
eine, gain woes the
the 'Odeon of WILLIAM 'TAMMY, who stated ths
er of the Rhin, the
esia sakes the tom. Si. had learned from some of the lodises that the
if on impossiele, _ yet Pasoan had advised them to go to war, sad that be
Gaols States, and lb. was panned of ten kegs of powder. 11AllaLT ales !
a lasaelactem is " asserted, that were it sot ler the eseesrapmest held
duties ; while low de-
eel by the Primmer, tbe lodises would set hew
des of raw panes
mateviale
ay Fria shot Gerson goo, Cl War. This IlausLi is theperson whew •
trade is citi,4e- same Is insetted to the Ark charge, as a man disown-
Premien Ordoemasse ; ed to the Indians by the Primmer as a diagnose
y be imparted and "" cbersder, sad is the third charge, as one of themes
I the Tariff tacitly &be- when lives were end to have been endangered by
the importation of
A the confect of the Prisoner. Who can 640,
' faille either cannot oe
tby worklag them ep; from these circeentances, that Ilvest,
hl eras sot
I raw materials is mu- a disieterested witons ? Bet viola ..gog Met
t tbst 01 Proviso. mans' credit for a greater sharer of morality Moe we be.
far hues cassa•ldkai line kis to pewees, hie widow', as we wiled"
mg „printed throw'," from AaIUTXXOT'a defroce, seek set by ask",
y digit Tariffs, the litter of the United States to have bees admitted.. lilt
t from total rein, bet nidesee is altogether " knows," mad se each mi. I
itself by adopting • eel- motes mew* every riecipio of Onset lesv—it kg
whet a.'" "'lsla% ba also Mersey derived from ladles., who, if flown
(the siltation of us-
selves were praise, would be inewspetest aa site
(lermasy), for the adop-
k• the amp„,,,,, against neon In an Americus Court of Jediestsee. TM
twe may ho freed from letters addend against the Poisons; are each es
consider and *press wend naturally have been stains by a enchant
taisßsille essonl•ssse or trader ageless to remove his properly from
au ana"daa of eat"' the wat of war, or by any British sibjeet desirous
ewe filet division It the
of hiving the 'offerings of a cation allied to Cron
Britain submitted to the coesideratioe of his ems %
Government. The powder which 11•1111 LT Nye wills
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e pan Cont. Navy 1081 the Prkeen's potsession, was bat a snuff ssestily,
sons S 3 Illp altogether Intapable of twabling IM Wiwi temp:
Ma. le Mg
It low is ID e tend against a well.aprointerl American army, sod
Omens war, in fire, intended solely as an article of trade,
-._ being required by the Indians to their hunting expe•
. Ts simfee
AN. dittoes, sad as a means of immediate protection f
themselees, their families, sod their cattle, whistle-
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di ideal assaikets.
DON: The National lateilignectr states, that a Cow
• LIT 11, 19.9. mercial Treaty with this country bed bon coscleded
in Leedom, on the Wit of October, adding, how-
newt of a Inter naked
Byes" ever, " We do not leers that any copy of this
to Lloyd's,
of
'betty has yet bees ranked." The New York Gs-
" It is reported that Tal-
*etre copies the article in the Inelligencer, and gnaws
the Royalists, sod that port
use,
sad the
toot to vol. a letter from a Member of Cowers, which myth Iket
toil an lb. Viceroy of the Treaty is to last for tea yens. It will be re.
gees y
amok to ester canoe collected that Mr. GALLATIN left Insallososs hie TM
Itd is setiossee, several tern to Paris, on the 21st Weber, sod at that ye-
, ,__ that datiaatioa. clod it was Noted that, though wee prolindeary pro-
Prows "" petitions had been agreed to by the respective PI,.
• wens bee had ass wogs-
toot is the smith soot; aipotestiarlas, yet several of the most ispotlalit
" •
••pedals alibis the scope of their Insksetios le.
stained wadjested, mod, of went, that so formal
,__ Treaty had bees signed at the period alloded ter
Mw at length briniest 1111.
Os the. 7th elt. at a Meeting of the Menbasts and
dominants commeninted to
Traders of Philadelphia, it was resolved that a Pei.
II of the trial of our slue
ties should be presested to Congrom, for an Act to
• • woe and AllallOTlß,
tat
so
sus
sourest. Tao prohibit the reputation of speck. Is thm Smile ol
took
_s.„. bosom a Pewasylvanie, a Remoteness had bees proposed, to
ratr;;:c
o, too God
.cola bring in a Bill to ;sweat lb* Beaks of that Cos.
Is nom,. The anowtalth from suspending speck payments I.
troops
000 s. notes isssed by them, and that presages ebeeld al
is ostroototi roloor
made is it to forfeit the Charter of say Beak whist
astern, with the defame of
'koala refine to pay specie if demanded for any e
whist AItScTIINoT, who ill nil".
I.:aching and
that
intelligence from the Spanish Melo It appears
thew : ht.
/mosso to war sailed thethat the Potties were repelled, on the 310 Odom'
in ea attack en the talon of Caramel, with the lot
Auswriwor heing s subject
of 100 killed. A letter foetid on board a Tess,
mkt& the United States were
II as a and aiding, captured on her voyage from lime to Cadiz, gives
the .nosy, supplying theta very gloomy picture of the sista of affairs in the foi
user city, in the month of May less. If the cepr
nal, 3d, Eliciting the lodises
T sod groac„ Doa.t.a, citi. seated°, of the writer can be relied on, it is eel
probable that it has by the. time been released fro
t. The thirst charge,
at tho r„.,„„„t with. the ) oke of Fiends to ge Beloved.
of a doubt expressed by one The Ftroch General I. .t.T.MAND and his follo•
Cesrt respecting their cos. ' era if. Staled to hare bees, rooted and dispersed.
• their cognisant. We do not believe the statement to this ant, I
Melt a verdict of guilty was the fact, as it is called, is the, announced in •
of death was carried into Charleston Papers :-1‘ We learn from ?rew
desist oppeer to sot to be I leans. by the arrirel at this port of the Coked Ste
The evert-act or sperrycaliva of brig I.ottrinise, that f:eoetal I.yiLto %NW'S militi
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