Indiana Centinel, Volume 3, Number 52, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 April 1820 — Page 2

Affairs with Spain.

Washington, March 9.

Our Spanish affairs, after Ijing dormant surgents.

(rnUr received ' in London, are to the 7th or January. T'ne Madrid dates received in Paris 'are to the loth, but it does not appear how late the advice were from Cadiz. It appears, however, to be believed both in France

and Lowland, that Cadiz is taken by the in-

for some months, are suddenly revived ; the

committee cf foreign affairs in the home of representatives have to -day recommended, or reported, a bill, authorising the president, if he deem it expedient, to occupy the Florida At the same time, a message 19 sent by the president to the two houses of congress, containing the latest dispatches from Mr. Forsyth, together with a further correspondence between him and the Spanish secretary of state. Mr. Forsyth considers himself out of Favor at Madrid ; insinuates that the issue or his negotiation is very dubious ; and that i. dividuals, who cant little for the welfare of Spain in comparison with their own interest, are taking measures to be prepared with commissions to privateer on our trade, should a rupture between the two countries happen. On the 15th Oct. Mr. Forsyth sent a note to the Duke San Fernando, requesting copies of the grants of land in Florida to the Duke of Alagon, .the Count Peunon Rostro, and Mr. Vargas On the same date the Duke San Fernando replied, that Mr. Forsyth's request being submitted to the king, his majesty has declared that it is not possible for him to comply, without being ivatiting to what is due to his dignity, as he conceives his word alone m the matter of these grants, is, in addition to their publicity, the most authentic certificate that can or ought to be given. On the 16th Oct. Mr. Forsyth, in a note to the Duke San Fernando : " I am not aware that the royal word has been given in this business, the grants and would now request to

be informed where it is to be found, it I

were not

offendin

fined

prehension of an American minister."

On the 18th Oct. Mr. Forsyth sent are monstrance to the Duke San Fernando, rcla

tive to the unratified treaty, in which he begins by observing : It is not with the

Aldermen and : other persona or rank, erV present. . , . After the death of his late majesty, had been formally announced, the following instrument was prepaied and signed : Whereas, it hath pleased the Almightr God to call in his mercv our late Sovereign Lord, King George the third, of blessed memory, by whose decease the Imperial Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. U solp.lv and rightfully come to the

UirU nml m'prhtv Prince. Georce. Prince of

Wales. We, therefore, the Lords spiritual and temporal of this realm, being here assisted with those cf his late majesty's Privy

ipr t.rincinal en-

n.. .. w . . . ,vuuut.ui mi 1 iiauiukii - " r 1 a

racket Couiy, trom Liverpool we Have re-tlemcn cf quaity, with the Lord Mayor, Al-

ary, containing the following letters, announcing the death of thelCing of England, George the Third, and of his 4th son, the Duke of Kent. LONDON GAZETTE EXTRA.

Death of the King of England, and his son, the Duke of Kent., NEW YORK, March 10. CJ By the arrival this evening, of the

dermenand citizens of London, do now here

bv with one voice and consent, of tongue and

heart, publish and proclaim that the high and mighty Prince Geoige, Prince of Wales, is now by the death of toe late Sovereign of

j. lie ionowmg leiier was recciveu trus mor

appy memory, become our only lawful and

Lord George tue rounn, oy

ttKn ciwo r.t finl L-infT rA drcat lintam and

nins; from his royal highness the Duke of York ! t'..i.! irn.io.. ,.r rth. fo whom

by lord Sidmouth, one of his late majesty's , . acknowledge all faith and constant

principal Secretaries ot Mate obedience, with all hearts and humble aficcivr t j T1U indsop Castle, Jan. 29. 1 t;on be;H.e(:hjng God, by v. hem Kings and Iy Lord-It becomes my painful duty to Quee:i3 do rei n to blesJ the Uv, iMnce, acquaint your Lordship, that it has pleased G th F ft, , 5. ha?:v years, Almighty God to take unto mmself the lung r 0VCf

Attention !

THE VINCENNLS DRAGOON;

Will parade on Saturday the 2iM of this

inst. at 11 o'clock, A. M. at the Inn of P,Cunninghara, equipped as the law directs.

An election will be -held on that day tor a CORNET in said company. Punctuality in

attendance is earnestly requested.

Saml. Emison, Capt. 1st April, 1820. ' 51-ls

single

my beloved father, and our most gracious

Sovereign. He expired at thirtyave minutes past eight o'clock, P. 31. (Signed) FREDERICK. To the mht hon. Viscount Sidmonth.

LIQUORS. FOR SALE, a Quantity of Liquors of the

First Quality, by Wholesale or the

Uallon, very low lor Lash consisting ci

Cogniac Brandy, Jamaica Spirits3 Holland Gin, AND TcnerilTe Wines. Apply at KAUSLER & WISE'S, Street. Vincennes, 'ZOih March, 180.

Water

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uiven a; thei;ourr, atLar;:c:i ii'Mire, r5--, , .

d.iyf January, iO. -God 'JM ff hOi8(lie OV IlCKd

save the Kitiir."

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Then follows the r,iirn."it'M ?s

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councmofa, 6cc. present.

By R. M. I' ANSON,

DEATH OF THE DUKE OF KENT London, Jan. 24. To the Lord Mayor of .London.

My Lord It is with very great concern, that I have to acquaint vour lordshin with the '

His Minestv, Kirir George IV. then mad

r 1

Ins native countrv, anu n:- ufieMinsnou To- A 1 Ct 1.

in l is power t ir:i;:io liiC :;;itrv and ! tlil Ocili

, m I Marlce t S trect, Vincennes

Next door to V. Gracter, Esq's. Hotel.

ormen wnerc it is to be tounu, it 1 .its 10 acquaim your lurusmp wuu uie j,api)ne o- )e Kin-io-u " 1m not confident it could he done, vithout; death 1 of his royal highness the duke of Kent, , ,is ' M,,stv see:u,d ' de,Tly a Cktni It lUllierS .eg the royal d.guity : adign.ty so re-; ch melancnoly event took place ut Sid- fc ? f -.ho,e 0,U;CJe ZUut cer-j ri and ethenal as to be above the Corn-'niouth on the 23d instant, after a few day's P i-JlinnOir

Oil

j illness, to the reat rrief of all the roval fam-

ily.

Gunpoivdcr

(Signed)

SIDrrlOUTIL

I The proclaiming of George t!:e Fourth,!. 2 jKing of EHjjIan.!, would take place, with t!:j jftQSC. W lliaSOr SlBrOWn

George the tliird was born in the year

Tain hope of producing any effect upon the 1738 an1 reigned fifty nine years and three

t usual formality, yesterday, (Monday,) at A.

Jame s Palace, at than::; Cross, and at .tem

ple Bar.

St. Paul's hell commenced tollirs at l!

10 IJ 1 n

cpmioniufthissovernmcMhaUrefcrasain -nth,. The duke of Kent v,a, in the 53d " V ' " - ";-. I DCS, S laniSil CS, COM-

io this Bubject, (the treatj) o determination. jearol his age. He has lett an only dan-h- . , . , ,. . , MS delibemtely made, . and comporting, to by his maiaSe with the princess dodger " ' CJ.' ,J ZZ, ,i $en. 111011 SCSI'S

mm nwa otiKw cot-q v i" it. fit I ,PniP"tnn 'stpr fit I'n n co I .rwi t .r ii r o

kin., it will no doubt be adhered to. Time! Saxe Cobourg, and who, being the descendant satlon t,llouo'out mcjopclis.

and ca perience are the correctors of the er

rors of states and kingdom ; and the hour will come, when the wisdom or imprudence of this determination will be sufficiently apparent," &c. &c, On the 12th Nov. the duke San Fernando replied to Mr. Forsyth : " It gives me ex-

of the eldest branch of the royal stock by

which there is issue, may probably inherit the throve of England.

PArj?, Feb. 25.

'the Kinj; of Spain ha demanded of the King

Manufactured Tobacco

ndles Castings

The news of the insurrection in Spain had ,,f F,a"fe' ",' "'' '25'0C0 'r'C11 t0 red2CC -"1(1 C naTl'OW AxeS u.i t . 1 rr. the rebels to obedience.

addressed a, i)00tS A' SllOGS, aSSOl'ted estinir it to J

to is. April 1, 18C0

reached London by way of France. The

tmnn! had tnlrpn nnpc!nn nf P,fnJ-r r!iiH

4- 1 Tf7f Tr nut rrnviirnrnonr fonnof in

tUe Constitution of the Cortes was immediate- , ? , , '

The Spanish Ambassador has

? .h -eP-andtheo.th;tode SpSaSr

ft- ins ;ince ! sm caiiiiwiied to say to.) ?-! tne C1V'1 anJ military authorities, to cele- ''.." .... . . r , . . . uiT it.lj?! V3T :3r.piccccer.tniaL rpg...,U to the te the ttiuoph of the Cotitutios. : , J ttti4'"! aC"?tS Jm J r , , A the loth. A nrivate letter of that date m

Cvn.acy amentum winch are peculiar to.l c 4, .71 rT, . . 1 1 i - , TvrTTr vvi- tTo,.,.!. 10 states, that the commotion amon the Kilrmni 1 r; are . tiivaiiahM ebffrTf;i in c I dn ion.atic s iNew lork, March 1J. 4 ' . . , r ... 4 , ... "liuai 1 a

t -, umections I should have failed in the - !'.'. coi.sirb r;ion, -'!-c: X wwe to the A'liencan gorernment, in the due respect I entertain for you, and especially in my duty as the principal secretary of his majesty the hiv.g, my lord, by communicating to him the contents of a note, which attacks the honor of hi majesty, without tending in the least to elucidate the subject in question. It is, therefore with the greatest concern, that it becomes aay indispeusible duty to return to you such a note, with the assurauce that I will with as great pleasure, promptitude and cargernes, submit to his majesty such com xnunicatinus as you may address to me which at e conceived in fit and becoming terms, as I am wholly averse to laying before him those which cannot fail to prove offensive to his exalted character and sovereign dignity" On the Oth Nov. Forsyth replied to the duke San Fernando, and said "the official note was prepared and sent by the instruc

tion of the government of the U. States. If

representation which I am directed to make, are not received, my f urther residence near his majesty's court, would be worse than

Useless to my countrv. As the business of

th- remonstrance is likely to produce very

me ot the passengers lust arrived Irom , . .. . ' rr, 4.1 n J 1 i r a: excite any alarm as to th tranquility of; AMance intorms that he saw a leiter fromMr. fc . Anniln m v J r 11 at x 1 1 apain." Another letter savs 1S0 accounts

. ,w ,. ;' -w..--. irom Cadiz the jrovernmcut nub shes 110th-

... .

all is alarm."

at Bourdeaux, in which he states his opinion

. 1 . ,, . . ' c ' 11 iuk . uu ia aiai 111. to be, that the insurzent$tn Spain would soon Vri10 r tj 1 1 r 1 ' j r ,P c- if j lney write from Bayonne. under cat'1 of 6c orcrpoii'crcri 6u the Spanish government. f .. ., ! x . rk r 1 1 11 Vi r tne loth, that it was impossible to obtain Our informant also.states that the rumor oi . 1 . r " w ""7 the assassination of the King of Spain, was C"rnr" "counts from Cadiz. Among other not credited in FranceMr? Forsyth had " 1 T TX' CUnt ' Montf not left Madrid at the latest dates. The at ?h f lJe ""rrection, and that r 1 . ii 01 t' I i 4. manv Dattahons 01 troops marched airauist news from-London to the 3d I eb. states that - . , . . . . , "oailiai the new king had been sick, but was better. th1b ovuer to .itt Parliament adjourned on the 2d to the nth. V??' Afni?bassat!or ha a!1 audience The funeral of George 3d was to take place Wlth he k,no of France on the 21. on the 16th. '.ThanBaf c . Januarys. P IRIS Feb 8 news from bpain continues to be alThe last courier left Madrid on the 30th of as aftf tin? the Spanish government. March. Advices from Cadiz were to the 26, The 'rgts are said to amount to 24,000 when it still held out. An insurrection was ,USIV f "any citizens, ready to attempted on the night of the 24th by the in- ak! u? fms;, Pf'vate letter says, Cahabitants, who wished to open the gates to the Z ,s taken:; .!t . J "ffif that general insurgents, but were prevented by the troops. .Frere ,s authorised to ofier to the insurgents,

Co!. Lopez Bagnes, an otlicer oi great merit, "." w M"6 0 a cuhsiuu-

had scone over to the insurgents. The cour-

Ti- i T.l -.A JLl A C il r

hourly arrivine at Madrid from the Dro- ai 1uesi.01 ine Spanish

P nf 4n,1nl,K.;, Krinr nn PivnnllU t.mve AmDlSSailOr, tWO i? miCU SllipSOf War Jeft:

iers

vince of Andalusia, brin

GOODS.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED, St ARE NOW OPENINO, rOJPSA'C GEHERAL ASSORTMENT CP British, India, French, And Domestic Biy Goods 5 Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlerv, Glass Ware, and Groceries. Vincents, March 10. 4s.tf

Hochefort, to cruize otf Bayoiine.

LONDON, Feb. 2.

MADRID, Jan. 23.

The minister of Justice has advised a convo-

asant consequences, I propose out of a; cation of the Cortes, such as it was in 1314,

r udent. but Dossiblr unless caution, to desire' but the minister of Foreign A flairs thinks it

'.-'.. . . ' 1 ,, , .... V,..

the note ot the loth ultimo, (the remonstrance ueuer

which had been returned,) to be carelullyt Aw

translated by a person attached to this le-tgen sration : It will then be sent to your excel-; to y

ler.cy for re-examination, unless I should! joined Tu-eviouslv receivt soinp turmul asstur.inr.ps 1 who C(

on the subject of the grants, which have oc-! ing their fidelity, dismissed them. Still the nnt be crownetJ- Her coronation will j"innoil it. that will iiiitifv mr in withiJmw-i government nersever in it.4 svstpm. Thf depend upon the will of the kin Hnrv

- J""-JV,-y mmm ... M v - r J k Ol I 1"1 . O ... j in? it altogether ; an occurrence that would Intendant of Barcelona, and the counsellor of tri uno did not permit the queen, his

oMite

Lan

St.

itioi

& J. Frazer,

HAVE commenced thcJOOT& SlIOX.

The bill for depriving the Princess of Ydl ""V? ia VV '

i n KiiKt a n n...n : i-.i i , . "v"-ut1 -ieSrS. inlaw IT,J

io wait until tranquility is restored. u, iu tase ui me ceat i ot, x- Cn nn Wnin, , '"Vv, 'wu, .. . . n o.i i i ' 3 on water treflf. nmlor k

o thousand men, under the command ot i.c ou, hui uaving Deen proposed tof Lahc Hr Fhazkb l V 01

. O'Donnel, with which he was marchin- parliament, she is now queen ot the united Uortineiit of the hpt Vf"i S V an oin Gen. Frevie, have deserted him, and Kingdoms. She received 30,000 pounds ster- cum,! : fh - c) C' t53t COuM be pro-

the insurgents. Gen. Cruz Murgo, g tnnuallv as Princess of Wales; as queen, intcnd ninnfactnrin ": V n,fiSV ,,ldl t!--V ommanded a division of troons-snsTipStl she has no fixed income-It is nossih L Khi Lr

afford me the liveliest sensations of pleas-, finance, and one of the favorites of the kin

lire. If, on the re-examination of this docu-i have been arrested and sent to the inquisition.

..a ....... I

ment, your cxcellencv's determination should

Jan. so. All we have had an opportunity cf learning is, that the last moments of the life ot our gracious Sovereign were undisturbed by

remain the same, you will do jour duty, and I shall do miiie." Extract of a Utter from Mr. Forsyth, to the

secretary of state, dated i Madrid, Vot 27, 1 8 1 9. ! 44 If my remoustrance shall not le received, I shall remain here till the first of January, then proceed to France, and reEiain there till the beginning of March, in the hope of hearing fioin vou."

NEW-YORK, March 11.

wife, to be crowned until two varc f..

h I P m n . n . I M .

ui man laire. naa inrtiinpfi

which may be followed.

a precedeat

The accounts from bpain are all through j cognizing the new sovereign , the members Prance, no l,.iighav.nr been recced direct. QfQ Pry Council, including the Speaker i'l hnSlaud. latest acount8 from Gib.; arid tLft t fi ,i AUvm. liMMh iv:f u -, or..

Me learn, with reat pleasure, that Captain Macdokougu has been appointed to command the line of hattU nn,

7 J -. w ' " " JT UUI I -

pain. JNature seeuird to have been exhaust- ",u afc cwiorK, when she shall be in a ed, and he died as we have already stated, at tate tj receive her commander. Captain 55 minutes Dast 8. without indicating anv Macdonough having become sei.sihle that th

appearance of bodily su.Tering. Thus has ter-;C0.u.rSu Purs"ed by the Court Martial, of

initiated the reign of George the third, after , "cne was a member, and which led to

a duration ot 59 jears, 5 months, and nine ' "cers composing said court bein" order

days. At 2 o'clock on Sunday, a Council was

held at Carlton House, for the purpose of rc-

superior quality, anil

fill ? J t f? f"" a? PIic. "'I

..v, Mj uirir uaremittm' merit. J Vincenne3, March 8.

erertions to

48-6w

ed home, w-as incorrect, with the magnanimity which bespeaks a great mind, acknour. ledged his error to the chief of the Navy Department, who has taken the earliest on. ortunity cf rcstorins this gaUast officer to the

scrvico

very care-

fT'T?' ni st. rs

AND Watches.

OF alldescrintion?. will h v

iuii v renaireu .mrl wimr,n.i u

I ""imuau, UT 42 Isaac N.wnirn.Esi:v. v v. er Strut. Vincennes. Jan. lfto 1a ir 4

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