!ill TIIE . INDIfiN CltiEr. fxtract of a lettcr from a gcilticnian at Portsmouth to his friend in London : ' Having seen by the newspapers that the [Tenn Chief, George Perryman, the tan of Hopey Mico, evhem I knew is tl.c Floridas, was on board the Semi ramis, in this harbrur, I was induced to go to see him yesterday, and, 43 yon may suppose, he was letpm to fleet an ecquaintance ; one to whom he conceived he vight speak in ceulidence, as it appears to him that tltse who prevent him Born ceding- artitoro are in the interest of his enemies. Perryman informs me, that he if ordered to return without delay to his own country, and is not allowed to land in this ; lie asked me some questicne, which . I really felt at a loss how to evade, Tamely, What shall I tell the Indians on my return, 11Vhan they ask me, why would not your great fitther and king allow you to hind on this ground ? And did you not say, wben you asked us to go to %val., that you would always aseist us if the Americans should attempt tu take our lands? They have now made that attempt, they made it soon after you left os, without any pro w cation on our part, and I ran sent to England to re mind yen of your premise.' This is the substance, and rowdy the weeds of his complaint, to which, of course, I cows give no answer. He then went on to state, slew the Americans am not disposed to come to any terms with them, until they are driven the other side ei the Mississippi. The cltiefe, Francis and John, he reye, were both decoyed to a vessel under EnOish co hurs, aid immediately hanged. Arminister he states to lave had but little to do with the Indians ; and Arbuth islet was put to death for having given the Indians in formation that their enemies were coming upon them, sal :hereby preventing a surprise. `• I wee sorry to find this man so much neglected ; ke appears even to be in want of warm clothes, having netieng Lut his native dress ; he told me, however, taut he wee in expectation of some en the day 1 saw him ; it would surely te advisable at least to pay him some personal attention—one who was so intelligent used useful to our troops, and who has succeeded (though nut to the dignity of Micas) to ali the authority of his father, and, no doubt, from his obilit'es, to much mere. 1-14 father died noon after' left the Floridas, aril his elder brother, who succeeded him was lately killed in battle. Hambley, shamefully betrayed them, and Inncrarity and Doyle are still their most determined enemies. Mappichimico-kenadgee is General in Chief. The attack on the Bluff contiautd nine days. when the meetizine blew up The Blacks behaved nobly. Gene ral Gaines has established himself at the Forks of the ' The Confiance, Capt. A. Nlontgoraerie, railed from Portsmouth on Saturday afternoon fir the Jamaica statien. Perryman, the Indian Chief (who arrived in the Semiramis), is returned home in her. We under stand he was supplied with tvhat money he requested to have (a trifling sum), three suits of clo hot, and tno chests of nods for his brother. This was the extent of his demand ; but he departed very angrily, because he Wl{ not suffered to land in England. He was removed from the Semiramis previously to her being paid oft; to the Conliance. IVednesday a Court of Directors was bell at the East India House, when the following ships were taken tip and stationed, in addition to those already engaged for t+e Company's service, viz.—For Bombay and China ---Vansittart, Capt. R. S. Dalrymple. For St. Helena, Pencoolen, and Chian—William Pitt, Capt. G. Grahatn. For China direct—New ship Ilsccutors of P. Rolland, Capt. A. Lindsay ; Bridgewater, Capt. P. Hughes: I Icrefordsbire, Cart. J. Money ; erten Hastings, rapt. R. ilawes ; and Lord Castlereagh, Captain W. Yeunf,liwband. Captain Borradaile was sworn into the command of the ship Inglis, fbr Bombay and China. 3. Kingston, Lep Co • ptroller of Stamps, is appointed a C4retnis,ient rof the Board, vacant by the death of Pl r . Biedley ; we have net heard the name of the new Comptroller. A Privy Connell was held nt Pal lin Castle on Sa• turday last, when Mr Charles (;rant was sworn i n t o cifice as Chief Secretary fur Ireland. The Lord Lica tenant presided, and after the 1‘ remony was performed, Mr. Grant took his seat at the Board. IL is with p!easere we anno. nee, that the late Prince (le Conde, in remembrance of the hospitable asylum af firded hint during his long absence from Prance, he queathea 501. to the poor of Vt'anstead, and 501. to tlw pram of Weetiford. hurs,lay last, the cow-keepers in the it V el the metropolis held a meeting, in consequence of the exi ecttd dearness of fodder for their cows during the winter, team the scarcity of hay and straw after the Lang dry ! summer, when they came to the unanimous resolution of raising their mill. a penny a quart to their customers. Are these persons aware that this is a sort of conspiracy to raise the price of a necessary of lifb ? A letter f.ont Matgaretta anneunccs, that General r-livar has resigned the chief counnend of the armies. is to be placed bieli in the civil admiristration of u V..nezcla, firr which. it . Low rip/vars. his acquirements arc won. suitable. Ile i s succeeded by Cameral Pant. l'Hr NA rION At REG I.iTE ft. DISCOVERY.—On Tuesday last Mr. Mnrkland, the Magistrate of CZ:leen Square Police Office, Watt revested by a ge:itleatitn to attend on an olicer's widow residing at Bethnal-green, at any con venient time, fur the inirpose of administering an oath. and signing an affidavit, authorising her to receive her husbar.i:s pension. the lady beim; bed-ridden and• un able to attend herself. Mr Marivland accortY.ngly re paired to the lady's dwelling on Thursday morning last, and after performing his necessary duties, in the course of ecnivcestior,„ trora various eireurastan ces, discovered that s'.:e nits hid Rant, and instead of being a Captain's widow, she was the widow of at: Admiral. ONioNs.—The rie and fall t•F this valuable vegeta ble has been almost as rapid as the rise and full of mo dern empires. A Kentiih horticulturist, in the early part of the seasoe, sold the produce of twenty acres fur more than twenty thottiawd Fo7f :ids. This article was thea worth twenty fire shillings per bushel ; but at Reading fair, lust week, they were purchased wholesale for less than five shillings ; so that onioas, contrary to the usual custom. brought tears in the eyes of the yen dur, rather than the buytr. The revenue is so rapidly improving, tho.t tliere will be no necessity for funding or rating any loan fur the service of the ensuing year. Thirty-fire prisoners have been cepi'ally convicted during the present Sessions, cons,:quently they await jadgment of death, which will be passed on aim') at the termination ef the Se.ssiuna, which is likely to take place on 'Wednesday neat : —forgery, 13 ; burglary, 4; housebreaking, 2 ; stealing in dwelling-houses, ; horre-stealing, 3 ; sheep--stealing, '2 ; stealing privately, 4.—Total 35. Thursday morning six field artillery waggons, from the grand depot ut Woolwich, conveyed the Duke of Curnheiland's funlicure37 , .lbag4age to I)eptfbid, under the escort of the Iluyal Artillery, to be pat on board a ship tin- Hanover. On Thursday the Ship Owners of Great Britain had their anniversary dinner at the city of London Tavern, which was numerously attended by the rrincipal ship owners of the port of Loudon. John Wm. Buckle, Esq. was in the chair. Some excellent glees and fa vourite songs were giver, by Messrs. Lt...ete, Taylor, Tyrrell, and King. A canal from Paris to Dieppe, which is of no small interest to the commercial intercourse of Englund with France, has been undertaken by a company of rich capitalists. Their project is now under consi,leratim in the Bureaux of the Minister of the Interior. It is to be terminated by PM. blenders mail has arrived, from which it appears, that the fellow who attempted to assassinate Mr. Cock rell has saved the law the trouble of his death, by hanging himself By a careful examination of the returns of Members to the house of Commons, as publishe I in the Gazette, we find that the number of new members amounts to one hundred and ninety-three, form;ng nearly a third of the House.—At the election in 1812, there were 12 new Members. Among the extraordinary rumours now afloat on the Continent, it is said that Russia is to be divided into three parts, the North, West, and South, over which Alexan&lerwill place his three brothers, with the title of Kings, while he remains supreme head of the wl ole. The vast extent of the Russian Emp'r has suggeAted this idea, and there is probably no other ground for the speculation. Lord Ertel:borough, we lament to state, still conti nues so seriously indisposed, that his resigastion is ex pected • ethre the comm:ncement of Michaelmas Term Mr Kean means shortly to add to tit number of his lis' of dram,;tie characters, those or Oresles in The Disfre.s.vea .114ther, and Jaffier in Venice Pre‘erred. Illundm is re-engaged at Drury Lane T- eatre, on his own terms, to perthrm whenever his old enemy, the gout, wi.l permit him to appear on the stage. - The two leading charact:rs in Lewis's .4de/ti;//oa will shortly I.e personated by :Miss Somerville and by a %.r. Howatd Payne., who calls himself the American Ilosc•ius. fir. M!tntin, the anthor of the blustcrin , ;:mcl Filc ccssful of Bert am, has pr:•.thiecl new traictll drama, w!lich private report speak:; most f... , .ourably, and which 13 sail to be hilortly tbitltcora:ng at Cuvcut Garden Thcatie. • OFF 1e! OF ORD.V.I A'ept. f 23, 18 18. , ()nicer: if Ilis 114e:flys Orrtnalicc do hereby give the .Ift will be rove:vett at thLie aftv:. A:if Atoll, cn yr brj;,.l r a lu 'e g rin•vntap, the 7th day e l f o..toter :!e.rt,ji VAS such P.n. a t as wan be ir;hiri, to undertake the Supplyql CA NDLES. 15r trader of tMs Den rJ in 4 nt, far it 1 1 ..ri. - d of three Years. de- I• , inal a j tie the ) 4 il:it,.th II of the,p.st Yr•:r, tip.% of tl,ee lNenths. the of (Uhl., Pat 1,71. p'es ‘,l - the rowed.... to if it/Tried ?any rimed nt Me Pr:neipal Storekeeper's (Vet!, to Cse r. toget.er with the Terms and Cion'itiews fhe Ce nt, art. may In: known ut the Seri-thou': (yr , r. in ajareoahl, nay dap ecixeen the las-es of ten and tear where the prepoeala ?mai bell. Ike:ea sated np and radoetai "1'1in:0 se.. for GapllLs." liJ no . Prort.t/ ra.. be inin4lted tee VI day of 0. tat g•t !:ee.se a elo.le a: town ort!:e idt Me. dap. trill any Inkr reVced rotten Me l'asty cr 414 in lug 1444' eto;: ty order a:2kt .Rrar t. it. tl. fuzz s• , 'dory. Q . CALAIS, Si:Pl . . I embarkcd at Dover yester. lay. in ineiiiat ely en the packet's:e t ing under weigh, two Custom-I:orse officers crone on kiard, and entered the cabin. Withaut saving a word, they put the'r bands on a bag contahing 500 guineas, the supposed property of a young gentleman, who on cm iug of age has succeeded to a large fortune lle bad with Liar a servant in livery, five greyhounds, and a spanial, and was himself caressed like a whipper-ire, with a do„ whip in his hand and a whistl e t o it. Th e officers, by l their promptness, appear to• have had goo.] infbrmatiun. The young geutieman soon afterwards took. to a birth, in which he remained during the tage. The influx and reflux of the English here ft.l:s every hotel to crux:is." lIIRTIIS. At Baum House, near Caxton. Cambridgetthire, t'T Countess De Lawarr. uf a ttao.—Mrs. J. W. Newby, of Polaul-street, of Ilig:tgato, Mrs. Litekingtoa, of a wn. MARIO:ED. • Sit W. Herne, of Maltlenheul.hritige, to Mr.. Stevenson, of Bin. field .place.—M. Lewisham. C. R. Playfer, Esq. of that place, to Emily, sccond :lan. of H. Hopkins, Dulwich.—'flie Res. C. l'et. broke, of C;ta;sey. Surrzy. to I%l7try Anr.?.. eldest (Nu. of the latr Capt. J. Smyth. formetiv of the 31 st mgt. of fer)t..-11. W. Mani:l, Esq. of the Temple, to Cookney, dau. of C. Cia.imey, F.sq e: CaaLle.-street, Holborn. DIED. About three weeks sr. at Piat, Ales. Millington, the mast cele brated vocal p:rfornwr that England ever produced.—f.t Boinbe. , , aged 78. G. Dick, Esq. of the. Gen. East India Company's civ,i service, formerly a Member of Council, and Governor of that Pre side:lg.—At Southall'''. on. aged re,s. Cart. J. IL Midge. of the Hon. East India Company a *.! ilvngal JAL of netive infntry.—At lionedamx, aged t;5, the f',l)pr,isit general Cary/illus.—Mr. M. Coats, of Cron street, Finsbury-square, aged 4n.—Airs. Ann Fell, wife of Mr. S. Fell. of High liolboin. aged 7i. At his home, Dover place, Mr. Ilurbidge, or Southwark.—At his house in Praderielea place, universally lamented. P. P. Martin, Esq.—At Che:.enhatn, aged GE Mrs.lrving, widow cf the late T. Irving, Esq. inspector General of hie Majesty's Customs.—Mr:. J. Whiteley. aged V., wife of G. IViliteley, and dam. of J. Higein, Exl.. of London-street. having previously been delivered of a still born infant.— Mary, wife of Mr. %V. Turner, surgeon. of New-street, Upper Baker-street. aged 24 years. LOADON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, SErT. 2.5. Our supply of Grain in mneral, since Alonday has been but moderate; and the Wheat trade fully iiipports our lest quottst;on Barley is very dull in sale, as also Berms, particularly new Tick 1, which are Is. to Ys. per quartif lower. Our arrival of Oats th:.; week are by no means large; the trade however dull, and ftd! per quarter cheaper, In other articles we have no alteration so notice. MONDAY. DEPT 4 2 9 . 'Chem was a small supply of English Wheat this morning.—TLe fine asmpleb tf whieli sold et last Monday's prices; but every oth. deceriptiun elhniper.—Barley declined C. per qr.—Malt a Mary sale.—boiling Pease insint:iin their price.—Beaus and Grey Penve are each ton er.--iFine Oats cxperienisid a brisk sale.—Rupeaci;tl aad Linseed little variati on. 8. b. I a. a. S. I. Wheat .... 61 a 6:11 %Vhi'ePea:e9q altll l'o!anrl o: , ts 34 a 33 Fine ditto. 74 a 63 Grey Yeas 64 a 63 l'ctaiee ditto 3$ a 36 Rye ...... ... :.6 a 63 i 4 4::lns 63 a6i i Fine Flour 70 aTS Fine Male) 63 a 70 TiLks 75 A 111 E:cond ditto 65 a ill Malt LS a 9 9 Oata . .32 A 35 I Rape need 311.-321. P►?ICE OF BREAD. The highest price of the best Wheaten Breal througlimit tic me tropolis, is stated by the Bakers to be !JILL the goarrent Loaf. Sonic Bakers sal the Qiuutern Loaf from Id. to Yd. .AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PEN QUARTER. IN ENGLAND AND WALEs VOA 'CUE WEEI: ENDING SILI.T. Wheat. I Rye I Mtrky I Oats Mane I Peas. 6 61 5) 0 35 • I 75 5 Gs 6 PRICE: OF MEAT. MoNnAY, Ser. r. 11311111/IET.D. NTZIVOATS AND LEADENIIAT.I. R. 11. a. d. Dards of Cattle at Care. Lee, ti. Beef..._ 34a 5 4 Smitqfield. I Bee' . 34a 4 4 Mut:on aG 4 I.ltlo , ts.about.... 21140 Mutton 40a 4 S .....4 0 a 6 0 N 0 ,4.1 15400 Vela 3 8a 5 5 Pori 4 8 a u 4 ( :duet 320 Pork —...5 4 a 6 4 Ua 0 0 il t p, 11.11 AND STIIAW PEA 1.0A.11. a. d. .C. a. d. Aver. C. s. d. 1I Iy 1. 0 0a 8 10 0 6 5 53d1:1711 . 11.:LD ♦ Clo,ter 410 4 9 0 0 -- 615 0 1 19 0 a 18 0 4 0 8 10 0 a S 15 0— 7 :It 1.1 S r Jwnt:s • s s (lure/ 0 00 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 t 1: 70V 2 11 0 a 3 U 2 15 6 flay h 0 II a 9 9 0 K 14 6 , I'I4ITECIAPEL Clover 8 0 0 a 10 0 0 9 0 (Sulu, ..... —V IV 0 a 4 16 0— 2 14 •0 COAL. MARK la. ::hips Lt. es..rkct. 'hips sold. 4. d. s. d. P rEtunsta 23 141 Nevi:note . 1:4 I him *l 3 a 45 ti 1 1 31 Sanderiat.d I 1 3 1 -- 1 1.1 6ib 4:: S AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Comptu et! from the Returns nrale in the weekendittg S:pt.e.3 !Av. t:. rcrcttt. earkitive of the Duty of Customs paid or payable trt.on ou luipattaLion thereof into Grcat 13titaia—( Saturday's (:K.-, ler.) 11:1Cle. c,. STOCAS Bank ftock 3 per CeLt. Hetfureti 3 1 la Cent. ('noul. 74i 4 pt: Cent. f 1)::r Ce:lt. Navy Ms 3rvlia Stnek I)itto Bonds (3 per Cent.) 73 75 pr Itaelleyner Mlle, td. per Day l5 17 pr Consols far iSii li.ongAnr uitiev Lux :_Printed and itublialted by R. IV ma N. No. le i FLELT-a - rnev.T. betwoen St. lit.n.tan's Church and Vetter Al sd sOlv:flrded into the Country by all Ne fautti.ati:el . s,z2o CerLt af the !toed, ftec of