... Mft. ARB-UTI-I-; )V7YT A. AeO'JTHNOTT TO T'ra; CojmV5sN'lNG OFFICER AT FORT GAINES. 0kolokne IRiver, March A, 1817. Tle head chiefs request I will inquire Of you why Arneri- ,tn settlers are descending the ChatahoLchfe, driving the poor Indian from his habitation, and taking possession of hishome and cultivated fields.' Withouit authority, I can claimn nothing from you; but, a humane and ...

... THE MORNING CMIRONICLE. L 0 ND 0 ?? WEBVDNES~DAF disgust , 1818. By the French post we yesterday received the *ii- ginal Buenos Ayres Gazeue of 22d Apoil, contaizing the official account from General SAN MAIRTI of the battle of Maipo, in Chili, 'of which. we published on Thursday last a translation that had Ireached Ergland through.tthe United States. This Gazette came by the Buenos Ayres ...

... From the LONDON GAZETITo f Auto. 1fl BANKRUPTCES EMNLATGED. A. Ashworth, of Swan, Yorkshire, fustian mana ufacturer, S.I Todd and J. Wright, late of Tichborne-street, Middlesex, haberdashers, from Aug. i5to Aug. 29. liANlKRUPTlS. R. Williamson, of Ipswich, Suflolil, merchant, Sept. 3, at seven, 41, and £2, at clcven, at the Bear and Crown Inn, Ips- nvich. Attornty, Mr. Toms, Copthahi-court, ...

... DUYos. A.h I AVTEvSTO. [ cover-rxrlrr] wi' 2re addr,-iriit naatseiv to all tlhe TI:Io of , t II eath andi we, catusut hL i;~choughtleel as to wish to decei'ie tem i matters tlheyhav~titlipmqlves seen and felt. Anmelica re~naisied que lit-mn the whole of the. Wxr of Su~ccession, and waited the 7, issule of shie questionf for which the Houses of Alietria,64 Bour- bon were fle'sting, in order to ...

... CO6V NTATONOF ROYAL BURGUIS I Mr~,T~BONin spechf geatassmatioti, replied to Mr. Cilo.. & nfistdng tht th Unourble' -Gentleman Lad bothniltrepesetedthe tatnsen ofthepetitionlers, and of thle Gitlton onbigdr(.' sie o th Hsuse. The 14nnsurabii Gettles~lha n~rigt o ue te a,~ug b adnc' There was siai logywhatever bteote pasition from the hbur- Psese oft Whithorti, and thos wchhad been rejected ...

... CROcw DROITS.-It appears from the AkccoUnts I Iclatiom to the Droits of the CrowAn and of the Ad. I ?? have been printed by orier of the lloiouce I f Coji,ol5' that the sun total received to the present ,.noufnt to EISI1IT .?iLLtON.S bix /itdundred and TrE housand Eig/t Liundred and Fiy zfour ?? ?? 13and a Fiaction, out of wicrh the iiolowilng / t have been paid, besides the sums appro- , ...

... TiIESDAY'S LO0, D DON .AZVNIDa. Ai ?? talto-lozeill of1. Aaest ,Present, his 71?yal A lgli lw tile P'ilice If e i onlncil It i f ( ered bv hR vh, dilhle the Prince RePeeit (r ?? eile ml o the b h,;it of his MaIesty,tl tM Iic ii; i' il. Lordl Hiiti Cixtlenxilw-of tnat psrt of the it eted it it cxxllcd Ceal Pit ix, do issue Nvritx fer prornpliifl' the Vlf lixllxilt, whwc( was appot uted to ...

... THE MORNING CHRONTfCLE. * . : i : . O,! . L OND O N: VFRIDAk, 4UGuSrZ 7, 181S. Letters from Madrid, of the 23d ult. announce, that the ?? from 'the POPE had at length arrived- in the Spanish Capinil; :but in their purport and' contents, the Ministers-were greatly disappointed. We have frequently had 'occasion to notice, during the pro- gress of an affair that has been in agitation morehan 18 ...

... To THrE EDITOFt or -ITE MORNING CHRONICLE. The Times Newspaper of the lth June, in speak- ?? of - attcmpt made upon the life of the Duke of V !llionrjron exiyresses itself thus:- It seeews certain that a forner Minister of Bonaparte, who has re- 'siddcd some timle in one of th.e ports of the Adriatic, tR was in thi s-cr>-t of this infernal conspiracy, as well as a ui desvnlr Great Personage ...

... mto 1r EDtTOR or TfM tORTNG C11RONTCLM Seeing the- statemitot, pirodssced in 'the -House of Com mon' for their information, (if 'th ipoa o money received as an indemni~ty from Franc .Iw ?? quirri-d~ a eve'T one would lie to obdvta isdo etndin toj 1e55en our Natioisal D~ebt, itbi engnrally app'le to support that armiy, which w' ?? edt elieve woulda he solelyrmain- taine'l by the 'r'i'nch ...

... TIlE MOR0)INING CHIkONICLE. L 0 N D 0 ?? fOATI)AIl, AUGUST lo, isis. Saturday and yesterday we received the Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. The 11oniteur of the last-mentioned day contains a very long Royal Or- donnance, for the purpose of establishing, on fixed bases, the principlts of the military hierarchy (as it is termed), and arranging the progressive advancement of officers ...

... BUENOS AYRtES MANIFESTO OF INDEPEN- DENCB. MANIFESTO PnESENTFI) TO ALI. NATtON%5 BT VISE G5rNMA ANtOD COtr- STITUEN I CONSGRESS OF THE UNITED PR'OVINCES OF TrHE SLIVER iLATE, tlEt5'ECTINO THE TREAtMIcNT ASN CII(ELTIES TH5EY FTAVr 3X'ERtIENCED FRlOMt THE SrANIARDs, WHJICHI HAVE GIVEN RISE TO THE DOCLARIATION o' THEIR INDnrrTPXscEN. Ionour is the gift which men value more than their existence, ...