Indiana Republican, Volume 1, Number 18, Madison, Jefferson County, 26 April 1817 — Page 3

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vada, alias the Romp. On fng up they saluted the fort, h was returned. The brig jits sixteen guns, of heavy re, with a crew of 150 men imericans or British subjects, thing but English is spoken oard ; there are not three

iards amongst the whole

he exact amount of specie they have on board is not jn ; some say 90,000 dollars, Sthcrs 290,000 dollars but it ;c?n ascertained they have dcd 60,000 in the bank, e vessels were both fitted out tftimore."

'jet of a letter from a respectaj officer in the 'Patriot army of ixicQ to a gentleman in Nczu i, ilited f Republic of 'Mexico , Matagordo, Feb. 15, 18 17.

dear friend Although 1

orn in unfortunate Spain,

ft consider myself bound to

Jiserics and calamities which pmpatriots suffer under the j Ferdinand. I love my !ry, but I despise its king jts tyranical laws. Under considerations I have abanJ every thing that I have as ,niard, and I have sworn on ars of the republic to live r die. This is the sentiment cry one who has the honor

ered to act as he pleases. Wallachia and Moldavia the Russians have taken from the Turks, and we may expect to hear that they will shortly make further advances Eastward their ambition is .well known, and now they are at peace with their, neighbors, they must find out employ for their immense armies. " The Sultan of Muscat has assembled all the Arab tribes, and is in person gone to take Bahreign, he has been severely beaten by some Whuabee horse ; but is resolved to renew the attack, although he and all his party were obliged to fly to their boats, &c." Liberty of the Press in England, Mr. Sutton, editor of the Nottingham Review, has been tried by his majesty's attorney general, and condemned to suffer a year's imprisonment, for having published in his paper certain observations on the destruction of Washington by the British army during the late war. This transaction shews that there are men in England who entertain just ideas of the enormity of that barbarian atrocity, which has left so deep a stain on the character of that nation.

ruin, neither is there the slightest propect, or the most distant hope of any amendment. The desertion of farms by tenants, and the quantities of lands unoccupied, daily increase. In one barony in Clare county, that of Burren, there are upwards of 18,000 acres given up by the former tenants, and not occupied by any they remain quite waste. Let any man look found him and say how is the INTEREST of the Debtcalled, by courtey National to be paid, or by whom ?

a soldier in this glorious

:'n. Minn is the beloved of

)lLV rmy, and of every inhabift: nt; J Our military stores are aM. mdintly provided, and disci-'C'jj-'.lhsi'and good order are shown -J ry part where his command

jes. our corsairs Dring to Ivery day, valuable prizes, lave money enough, and we 5ay that vc are in want of little. The numerous tribes sdians come to us with pre- ! cf friendship and they arc Sisposcd to take arms against immon enemy. These poor 2 have suffered so much in

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'r times, that they are rcai do any thing again3t the !s!i government. We know -Jto take advantage of this Indisposition of the aborigines pinasters of this soil. We ;ady to march : our army is ising daily, and I have every v'that I will soon write you the capital of Mexico, after

rJ hr fixed the standard of liberr ty i svery house of that populous jr'ar.d;ltyealthy city. i ' . . "' I'', In From fouls on s Philadelphia Amcrican. !i;("'''c are indebted to a rcspectaa I )li friend for the subsequent inr;4 ionization. rl-i; Tri'l the India Gazette--Extra. iJ-i '"." VLCUTT'A, Oct. 14, l8l6. rj' ' s following is an extract of !,( ; a h ;r which has just reached us I 'fro: . an intelligent correspondent I ut vLiishire. It is dated the 2 cth August. - ; v Report says, that one hun-

U 'urcq thousand Russians are ar

rived at Tnfliz, that they are commanded by Constantine Pow''tv.ich, that they are resolved to '-3 war with Persia, that this ; mander in chief is brother to rander the king, and empow-

Pensacola. BALTIMORE, MARCH 3 I. Captain Thomas, of the schr. Traverse the Ocean, informs us that he was on board the Fourth of July, com. Taylor, on the 4th of the present month, and was informed that the Patriots had taken and were in possession of Pensacola. The commodore further stated in corroboration of the above mentioned fact, that he had ordered several prizes to that port instead of sending them to Cape Francois as he has usually done. Latest from Europe. . Baltimore, 'Mar. x 1 . It is stated in a London paper that the current expenses of the year are deficient more than '20 millions. To this, next year, the Irish expenditure of four and a half millions, making a deficiency of 25 millions, unless the minister reduces, the national- expenses, which he will not do, unless he is forced to a reform. The London Courier of 21st of Jan. contain long accounts of the trials of the rioters, some of whom have been found guilty. It would appear that the- jury were much inclined to be merciful to these ufortunate men, as they acquitted 4 of them, much to thesurprise of the judge. New jurymen were to be impannclled to try the other rioters. The people of England and Ireland continue their loud complaints of the hardness of the times, and cry for a reform of the grievances. Even the Scotch, not easily moved in common cases have joined in the cry but the influence of governtment, backed by a powerful army, will be too strong for all the cries of the starving multitude. State of Ireland. Landlords & tenants are involved in common

Cause of Darkness. REMARKABLE. On the 8th day of January it was so dark in the city of London that candles were lighted at mid day. Every American knows that the 8th of January is the anniversary ot the glorious battleof New Orleans the result of which literally put the city of London in mourning. It was indeed a dark day for England. Sou. Pat. Louisville, april 12. Extract of a letter from' a house in New-Orleans to their correspondent in this place., dated 24th March, 1817. " The steam-boat Washington, would have left this yesterday for your place, but for the recurrence of an act which every citizen of Kentucky as well as Ncw-Orleans, cannot but deprecate, viz. the seizure of the boat by Mr. Livingston. This we hope,, will nor, however, detain iicr longer than to-morrow. The following is said lo be the result of ihe election last Saturday for militia officers. Candidates for Colonel Commandant, No. of voles. II. C. Talbott 313 Saml. Smock 135

Patent Inclined Wheels. The subscriber has procured the patent right ot Joseph B. Robinson's improvement in the inclined Horse-Wheel, for the county of Jefferson, state of Indiana. A description ot this wheel is' not necessary as a specimen of it is now in operation in Madison, where patent rights may be cb. tained by applying to Wni, Robinson sen. April 22, 1 a ITN. B. Patent lights Tor adjacent counties, or single rights in them may be procured by applying as above to v. R.

wo'ol-uakdlng. A Wobl-carding machine is now in order for business at the subscriber's in Madison, where . common wool will , be carded at ten cents per pound. Wool received for carding must be picked . open and cleared or burs, dirt, & every hard substance that would

iniure the cards or sDoil the rn'k ?

one pound of clean -soft grease for 7 or 8 pounds of wool ; if wool is brought suitably prepared' for carding, the owner may expect good rolls, but where wool is not prepared in a proper manner, good work cannot be made of it. The owners of wool, any part being Merino, will do well not to bring it before July; the gum mustbecleanedoutof ir, otherwise, it cannot be carded : the price for carding it will be higher than common wool. Attention will be paid to the business by VVni. Robinson sen.

April 22, iaJ7. 10.

Majority for Talbott, 178 Candidates for Lieut. Col.

Jesse Gray David Uillif

253 100

'.NOTICE The partnership between John M'Intire and William Cole, in the Tanning business, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN M'INTIRE, WILLIAM COLE. Madison, April 22, 1817 17-3 N. B. The business wit! u future be continued at the oh! v. And by the subscriber, who respectfully solicits a share of the public patronage. WILLIAM COLE.

Majority for Gray, Candidates fur Major.

H. Pustine IV7 S. Alexander- 137 J. Howard 1 1 1 Wm. Wallace 14 Majority for Ristine 50 votes. Doctor Ileal li has just received some genuine Vaccine matter from Baltimore: he will inoculate for the moderate price of one dollar, and any person who cannot pay him will on application bs cnoculated gratituously.

Magistrate's Blanks for Sale.

A Tan-Yard for Sale, (lying one mile below the flourishing town of Madison) on which there is 4. or 5 vats sunk, and a good spring, two comfortable cabins with 7 or ft acres of land attached to the same ; for terms, apply to the subscriber, in Madison. HENRY .RISTINE. April 12, 1817. 16-Sw. Sugar will be received at market price in payment for subscriptions ut this office.