Indiana Intelligencer, Volume 5, Number 48, Charlestown, Clark County, 28 August 1822 — Page 2
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I'CUfJCX LA'ITST MiOM IXllOiM'. N. V. Al'li. -1. v e'cvinr sh;p Com s ar rived at ,,t Saturday afternoon from
w ne.ii placu M1.2 n't on ine
conformably wish cufctrim, repaired lo ! sldcrcd as a matter r.f soma cuncsity cehi r.f ;i tlir-.moiia, nnd l,a-1, the Metropolian Church, to it ccivc j to that this impoilant question is jai.ee i net work. ICuch 0f tj,,.. '
the hirewt II btnc diction ol tin Pa'ii arch, the Pielaie add. escd his mjes ty iii a vciy idf cling iptcchon the
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J,mh;. We aic indented to : Co-,. f-r papers of that d if.
muL.i daica to the eveniutj of
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Tho important eommrrcid bms , ..llvil the nolon-at trad -bill-the West k Via an I Amci iee.u 1 r ad e. h'il and the i.i ; iftatio.i t,l good., and n vig itiou I . ,ntu ii.hiK'i't bill, were severally rtL.d - thud tin t- m die house ol Lonis, t.n tin: '!' )'!) of June, and passed. '1 in- com iuiporunon bill, from the common,, uai read the thud time the S..IOC d.iv. A ;..-;!-, sum of to ooo', was vote. I i:i tr.c hou l commons 'or the c..ii)o yiiiciit of (he poor. It was pro. pM .cii to xttml the amount lor this ol je...t 'K -I'J'J ( IJ'.. The. Chuaccilur retained a grant of
y.njo ul:'J m exchequer m. is, mr on
'U! pOse
w o s,
of 4 .jit y i:r
(tuchiJing fh:
on the public uhovr- Sllfl) i t
Ir htuiJ,) and to encourage r):e li diem s. On the 'Jlst, tin- Cati.ol c peers' bill was rejee cd in the h-us- of lords, by umij 'tityci 42, a lull h,. use being p; esent. T.,e hmk of h'nghnd, on the 20. h June, adopted, by a nnj ority of cue, the resuUuioii lor lowering the me ol discount mid receiving bills in futu-e to fur per cent. This measure went into immediate tfle;t. The motives lor selecting this period, are staged to be, that, alter June, the reduction of the imcn.it on the navy 5 per cents would be competed, and as there would then remain no 5 per rent- gov rumen: stock, a higher rare could not with propriety beaded forcomrnert ial discounts. The measure was, l.o .vever, unexpe-cfed at die stock ex native, and it was thought would have a u-tisible elect on the iundi and for-eji-;ii slocks. A general issue of sovereigns w js to t ike p ice at the bnk on the 24th lo i tie amount of 200QL ilrtquutd, to t uch bai.'l:: r The pi ice of chl has fallen to 77s. (;. tiie ' uuct:, being 4 t 2d. below the nun: price, a circumstance thai has not occurred before since the year 17V7 1'rice of nrw dollars, June iMsr. 4s. 3d-; Standard sdver in brs 4j. l id London Sunday evening, June 23. Midnd papers ijavc- featOtd us to the 13di mst. On the 4rh, in tin Cortes, the minister of the iuttno. f.ave information as to the state of df iairs in Talencia and Catalonia, ai d .;. to the remonstrances made to tin French Government 011 die subject o' Spn'5-h emigrants in Frame plotting against the peace of their coimtry. A favorable answer appears to have be n leiurned by the French government. On the loth instant, foil- Deputies. Fiores Calderon, Cocio, Hcmero, ami' Prat, presented a proposition to tft Cortes, for an augmentation of 12. OOu men o the militia in active service in cons'nh ration of die disturbed state ol seme of die provinces, and the small number of die regular lorces ; this body only to continue under arms lor 8 months in the year. The proposition was supported by several deputies, and finally jpproved ol. lo the ninht of the 1 1 di, 4 or 5 persons were arrested in the suburos beyond the gate I)e Fuencarral, who v.ere plotting the formation of an arm cd band of Serviles to act in the environs of the metropolis. From the Paris papers it appears that the French government 1ms ale'gth. issued odcis for the hpaniih refugees to quit the frontier o ns, and proceed into tin- interior cf France. J'lir.hr iuelividuals wtse reeesitly tried at Lyons, charged with being concerned in the election riots; seven of them are said to have been accquitted and one found guilty, and sentenc. d to one year's imprisonment. AH (he persons tried at Nantz for a cm piracy to c:; rite an insurrection, have been acquitted Gen Berthon has ben apprehended near Saumrr, and will be forthwith! brought to trial. i A letter from St. Petersburg-, dated j June 1 , states, that th" I'imperor hiv ' ing, previously to iiis elepitturj, and
i veits uhieli i idiet tne Lli'Muiii m i thi1 F.ast. 'j'h.e plague is ra'jimj with great fury ! in Algiers I 'I'i.ae has been little or no rrin at
the C; p;' (1 Ciood Hope for two y ars. The Iron S:e.jm l'yat arrived at
Poin cn the 1 idi -i June, in 53 Im-uts from London, with a cirgool cl ivtr sttd and ci'M.in.n. 'I his boat lbipoken of in Irgit u rms rl iai'e. The bill fur eo:--.;hda!iM; tlv-two Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada w;ni read r fi s t time on the 20th of June, and rdered fur a sejond reading tlie h.!l -wdn:t d y Dte'idjul f,iiuittiin r.f Ireland. The d stn v-e- in Lel.n.d ni ridnr to in crt a'-e t Man otherwise. 'J'he papers irv filled with acooun s of the most melancholy ard alilic'ing ( fn racier. Tiie sums substrilu d :i f .ugliud lor their relief ( I'.cet di jO OoO pounds sterling (i e.i!. houftr, as there ilistresses writ, fra hd i'pp?ehcnsions eie cntertairetl 'hat thcynold be tiil greater. T e mo. nis of Ju y -r-d August were ( xpr.cu d ly tii lor.tl u committee to "rcsoir-d kit.'i .;pp.:!iii;rr crirs from the dying peas of " " We feed assured (s iysthc l.d)tor r-f the Liverpool M-rcury) that iiui.d cds of our fllO'v cteafurcs are ab4f)!u'cJy expiring for w.int of f-.'od; and rl.at o fo e the next six weeks fdid' have elapsed many tl-ousam's must die from the s.imc cause; they arr doomed to that tat, as inevitably as isa parricide whe i sentenced by a iudc.
left to the decision of the two youngest j
nations in the world ; and that r ranee and Kiiglaitd should equally submit to have a new law ot nations impobtel on the world.
Funis vim rtt thr ilii!t li.-h Il'ifi", in ?22, The following is an at count r.f the money, and !'iiju!iI silver euj; won at the .rj juiiici):d places of sport l.i-t ear: Newniaiket, iJCJ'JO 0 and 7 cups Vo.k, :22 r and 1 cup Doiuadcr, a,.Vl') b antl 1 cum Ac cot, l.'.'o;; ;ii,d I cup Fpr uiu, b .-uul i cup The whole amount including the ahow, won at the dilll n ut races, is 'JH,I. and C) cups. The greatest prize wa Ihe (band Duke Michiitl's cup, with :i,'jO0 guineas i 1 1 it, won by Michaelmas at .Newmarket. President Adorn. Mr. S:one, of th.e New York Commercial, in the joureal of his tour to Boston, says "I rode to the eat ol th venerable fx. president Adjms, at Quincy. The road hes through a deligh ful country, f r about eight n iles tnricl ed uiih vi lagts fatm hou s' s i nd country st ais, with hill md dale glowing with luxu'iance, and cattle '-.razing in the greet, pistil re, heiu'ilully contrasttrl with the lipcr-fd corn. The residence oi the venerable patriot, stands in a In au t fill retired spnt tharled with tree and every ihmg within and without the prtnvses. wears an air of neatness comfort and p i uine re-publican sim p ieity, tliai ch ums one. A modern l-ishionablc, about visiting those whom
the world call great, w ukl expect to
lies olan vy; ami Lewan JI,)t ' l' .3,i:0,:: I of tlMnin a mn,.,. : and 'u'M'.i ilhyM.falH.i..cii,!a"Joseph lionapaile, V ln (. p.-o-ed through the illa... ,i ,.', I. .... I I . .
iiiv, until ;i u vj5l ill couipanv willCaui.-iin 1: , '.
li i:i 1 1 1 1 i ' 1 1 liw rrini liii.f t
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ps. Icon iVoin the Maud of I'll,.,"
When our ct ti'.trymen hae done i Gnd the vestibules, thr drawing ronis
and boudoirs choaked up with fiery
dragons and serpents s decorations o til. ir costly Parisian furni'urc. But not so with this veteran father of our republic. With him, extravagance Ins noi superceded convenience, i or
their utmost, numb.-is must p;rish.'
From the Ls'dm Times. In the month of December the attention of this country was besought to the dangerous doctrines conuioed in
Jhe luissian U k--.se, by wh::h tliat fishion banished comfort and good power has app-opriatcd to itself t':e taste from his dwelling. This distinwhole of die north west coat of Ame-; guished benefactor of his country, rica up to 51 ieg nor ii, ai,( f)f the! whose life was fr a time embitter ed coast of A ia up to the 45th (leg. 31 j by injustice aiul persecution, is now min ac-d l.-y which it .declared that no r7 years old. He may le said "fair-
ship, on pain of c Mhv ation, should , ly to have outlived the prejudice,
Hun to Fiance, in luTS. -,, j
American Whalemen. nr has been recently reecival ' Jv tucket from the Pacdic Ocean
account states lint the lbcttf vi W 'lli Il l'l1 l,-f., Sr fit... . . i
pi city successful this s.'aun" 'if were 7-1 vessels complcfii,:. t'n.r goes, and hail theu -ro:n Iu'o'i' bar. els of oil each, a,Tiouiit'i,', 4W2o'.) barrels. This valuahirst" i . I. . . l'o!r
ot iraue- to eurricii on entirely fr no Mew England states, the vorh'
winch to this country is ineil,' I .... .. r.. i.i ..- .1. V'.ILU.
ii.su miu tor luising me eurtlifstj
iuusi cxpe-ii "jeamcij, indepf ndtr us valur in a commercial n i-.'
c. me withii. one huodr- n miles ( either of these cast. . mcludii gin Ame'ica the p ssessioos of the north west Company, acd in Amj portion of the Chinese empire; neriier of which eount'ies has, even by 'he latest accounts, been surrei dered bv lord Lon dooderry to the erniror A'exandt r.
as his lordship did when h- gave up
which party animosity excited against him; in his own time, the stoi in has passed by, a;d the last hours of his course arc uu louded ai.d serene." We found him in tolerable l ealth. cheerful, and in good spirits. In conversation he was ui( k and sprightly; aiul I was pleas1 d to find that his la-
i uhies, apparently, were not benumb
Jav a ;d t::e Moluccas to II dland, 1 ed by ge. Upon tverv subject, he
.vnhout knowing that he hud dor.e so
So sunk has th'j country been by its uisfuiunes, that the impend docu tieut has been perrnittid to pass withnit oin i' dividual of the- liri'ish Par. tiament luvii q ventured to observe upon it: and so completely has toe proud spirit of Finland been beat down. Luckily for the world, the U States of America have not submitted with equ d patience to the (It cu es of the Au'ocrat. An important discussion is now depending between thee two countries a discussion in which wc, however, are much more deeply lntr. ested than the U. States, maso.ueh as the Ukase of the emperor im hides much which is actually setiicd ty Fnglishmcn, and forbids us at the same time from trading with a portion of Chinese Tartary, when an opening for aur enterprise was likely to be attempted. The real views of Bu-.sia are cf a na. tore a d extent be?, ond any thinj; for. midable, as her minister at Was! mo..-.
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was perfectly n home. Indetd I nev
er saw 'hi" man of whom, notwithstanding the imperceptible ravages of time, it might more truly lie said, in the lanpu ge of Shakespeare: " lie is a scholar anil a ripe and good one: Hear him but reason, in diiiuitj, .7e, all admiring, icilh an inward :; . (, leu zvould svfjwic hi in the mul U urncd prelate. lltnr himdt'iulr cf Commonwealth affair. tm'd ,r.y hath been, all-in-all, hi; !udu. Inst A;. discourse of war, and iou thall luar . fearful buttle rendered ijqu iu music. I urn him to can cause, of policy, 'The dordian knot of it he uill unloose t FamiHur as his gcrltr.' His knowledge of the ever varying politics of the several states, is perfect.
up to the present time : and I found that he was as thorongh'y cqminted with all the political srpiabbh s of N. York, their causes and eons rpicnces with the proceedings of th l .te eon
vention iu that state, and with even
Extract of a letter from an cjfccrl-, the U. S. ship forth Urslma "
" Our slnp is one of the be-t ? T ... .. , , I,.. 1.1. .. A , " 1
cti aaw t me jdiiii aucnis and
.ot- ueii.g in coinp.ny. gtive pportumty rf judging of Inr h in the squalls, which wcrvfnqy.' we stood as stilf as when lyiigjside the wharf Her motion i v. t asy ; in fact, she has not chaifc: strained a rcpe yarn. The p0$.: though short, was a very rt ugh for the season. She works
monly well, we thir k her ere ol: greatest ships in the world, and re we arc not under orders for a k cruize, instead of cur preicnt ifor:.
tion.
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ton, (who, from his name, seeais to be lJOUU f die new conuitution, as tho' as little of a Kubsian as I'ozzo di Uor- !JC njd attended and written down tin go, or Capo d'Istna, or m my oth.ers of journals and arguments himself. I the mini-ters of tiiat power,; coi tend-: bvc seldom seen the man who appeal
ed that the emperor might hnve sent no, tu perieetly happy
the vvlio;e or the northern Pacific, as
he possessed dominions on each side of it.
Accounts from hastport, ( M uv.c)
of the 10 h inst state that hundreds r.f
It would have been well if lord T, 1. Irish emigrants had landed at tint olnn-
vdle had ascertained the law of nations within the last 24 hours men, women before he sent to discover a north west al1d children literally filled the streets passage, which thus, if discovered, , u'bo appeared to feel much satisf n tion would be nugatory. Jn the same man-: '" stepping on the 'Maori of liberty ner, and with somewhat better chance fiowingwith milk and honey." We ijf success, as to the execution of her aS'Ce with the writer, tint it n by hond.'cree, might I'mgland declire tnc cst '"dustry alone, they can expect to Northern Atlantic closed to tin ships obtain the sweets. cf modern Uussia How long are we i , , , to submit to sutdi cncroichments, in Curhc.-Tii. eve ol'hiiecb are irnniovea-
order to support the principles of the hie, and unny .f thern sei-m cut inloanjul-
Arrival cf the Maccd:nian.
The United States frigate, Mac
man, wijo luu.e, arriveu in iimi
Hoads rin the cd mst. from am;
It is w-idi mt xprcssible pain we i:. that the Macedonian has Iot by. n ess durii- her cruise, &-rvcr.ty-sz
tier crew inctu mg 10 ol iheoS:: act! that there are about 'y of
remainder of the cre w now suk. T
truly distressing intetligcce wasc:: munieatcd :n a despatch fretn p
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k'l ktlJti l Ul I Ili.C.j, u. .. ... r . , . . ...
vy laru. me oo ec: or whicn n; :
n que st that a Surgeon should 'a mediately sent down to the shl; The bean r of the despatch huit 'he Navy Yard on Saturday nidi!,
retu-ncd early next mornir vvna.l
Willi ims' n, one of the Navy Si:;? at this station, and we learn that-
Conway aho went down Lw evwl
Kgrfilh Ilac-
N. Ion:;, Are. 7. From MM.-
learn from Captain Wchstcr, nnivii''
tenlav from rd.!ji!e. that a iociL
was experienced at that place on t:'' nit P-Iinh (ianiae was done htle
pniu and wlmrve.-. The LrL's Ia'rfd
Philadelphia, and Sampson, Luco, ol;
ton, were both driven aliorc on 0land anil totally oA. The do) ' i A I ... V
sHiieo iho uays previous icr sew i On the 23d ultimo ?aw a Jari'e IriX, v
a white streak, ;ro ad;ore in a c;i!:n, out of water, ou the Coleradas Heel.
Yellow fever in .Wry York Tli?
. boeciaior of Mooc av kisti'-.-
hat a nuuwj.r vi cases ol yeiiatvlH
iad occurred in Hector street at'1viemity, and gives au order fif; board of health rcctviimendin? t:'fl
iiediate removal of tht Citizens'-i
the injected district.
July Alliance ? It cannot but bj co:;- tilutl - bit la ph:
th.
A distressing accuknt happer.CJ h' pherdsto'vn ou Siturday I"1-' yo'kmen in the shop of Mr Slieetz were trying the nudity0'1'
ille powder, when a sparlc cum
cated to a keg containing -J ?l)fr which cxph.ded, and b'ewthes pieces. Three persons, in the same time, were shock pr.V olr but no lives lot. Hopes are c taincd of their r -eovery. CharUstsn .Vv'-"'
Kiev en pap.'M's .'ire ii. wv prat ate of A I.i i .aiiri , wl.i:!: w- a
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