Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 111, Madison, Jefferson County, 23 January 1819 — Page 3

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wne transport; cxpcctr,o leave London in a lev. fjL with no less than 1500 Queers, enrolled 1. tins rtrv fnr the insurgent rU1'v of South Aincnw. A' private L-ttcr Irom Mad- ; ' 1., the great cmb 11 - ismcnt in ch the new minister lS VhcaL He cannot raise the loan by any

I in cm-. . , ll-j private correspondence fiVI:i Aix la-CiupcUe informs Jlsflnt the decision of Conf,V; 0:1 the question between uiviria aiul Baden has actuals' s'k- n nlue. and has been 5 - ,1. favorable to the latter ' 1 i:c vii aim ki.rv r v . the whole of his dominas, except that part compris ed vn'hin the Ember Circle i hi, :ii to be immediately Mirrn icr-rd. 1 j rv:e.l their retreat over the Ki me 1 01 11. s sua .Misiderab'e desertions had oc- ( curre. t r- r 25. r .. - - J , f - - y . . .. i . . V ' - i . - ' I I Hie matters not in octiv, but in uncerv, an 1 which were I J 1 1 tor :;::::!t between this .try J America, at the va. m of the late war, are f C' i.'.i a t e h.ivc been the greater c: vauvaer ot thcin happily setijjhytlic commissioners apr ear. ted tor that purpose on car part, and Mr. Gallatin on :hc ether, before that gentleman quitted England. The boundary, which wa left unsettled in the treaty at the end cf the revolutionary war, is r.07. aeearatclv fixed. Tins it true is a great point. The rbht of lihine; and ilrvinc hdi i on the coasts ot Kewtoundland, ,1 e'v vriv defined; and the terms 1 . ? -i intercourse between our j 7e-t India K!and and the ves5 cb of the United States are j Jpecified and agreed on. The i'l-o are matters of conldera. h' - weight, but the create it c,;;ieui?y rem nits iK-hiiui, and 1: is prcduhie lor this rea4 en, that it is the great e-.t that it s remains the right of vidt 1i ti ",, and the power of apprcjiieaJing the seamen of each country, when found cm bord t.ie ships of the other, is still juii settled. j I-ON'DOX, OCT. 33. I We have received this momnethe following letter from eur correspondent at Aix-la-Chapclle. "aix-la-ciiatflle, oct. 25. "ihe aproaching departure t Lord Ci-tlcreagji for Ciiamcny, has been announced 5 'ere; but his Lordship has not : - quitted our citv, and evcrv dng coneurs to shew that it is r-'!t likely. Fhere still remained upon the last Hst of conferee, fourteen questions inscrid. The atlaiis of America ndSpe.'m will not be the subject cf a particular decision, the Sovcreicrnv, assembled X v- r-crress, win rccoiimzc, as p-v.of'j, that neutrality, for 11 tiie European powers, is the fjr-h' state of tilings which is uibie to the commerce which ii Msn loinamiam wuu me new world, and which will pcrthem to await, with conuthe results of the actual vir. u 1 here was a conference vesI 'nJay at Prince Hardenourg's, lHlt did nut continue more I '-an hour and a half. It j p-tcd to the alnirs of Gcrma-

ray. After the, President of the fl ce Jc interview with M. de . " burg, and in the evening" dispatched a courier for FranS. fort. "Notwithstanding the great number of questions which are yet to be submitted to the discussion of the ministers, all the person attached to the different embassies persist in believing that the operations of the Congress will be entirely terminated by the 15th of No-

vernber." A letter from Manchester, October 27, says "The cotton market was more brisk today than for icveral weeks past, and several cxtc nsivc sales weie effected; but 1 cannot quote any amendment in the prices, ovin to the lanere importations. Londny 1. Iter Majesty the Ouccn, wc rre sorrv to sav, still lan flushes under the most distrciner exh uistion, and since her 1 it parowfin. ttie more virulent symptoms of her disorder have bv no means so entirely subsided as thev have done heretoiore. Notwithstanding she appears by the bulletins to have slept well every niqht, vet the repose has not produced the slightest refreshment. Frj;:i'LcnJ,:i Papers cfT.ttrsThis morning Paris papers of Mondav last were received. 1 he grand review of the British, Kus:in, and Pruian armies took place at Famar, on on the 2 2d, by the Emperor of Ruia and King of Prussia, accompanied by the Duke of Wellington. The Sovereigns, with the gallant Duke, enjoyed on the dav following the magnificent spectacle of a sham light, in which all the troops previously reviewed were engaged. Jn this light the Russians represented the victors, in honor ot their Monarch. Some scri ous aecidents occurred during the dav. The mutilation of an unloi innate Englishman is particularly noticed. Each el ay the Sovereuius honored the Duke of Weihngton with their pre-ence at dinner, which is said to have been magnificently prepared in a Chinese Pavilion, ornamented with trophies of arms, and the united flags of every nation, the appropriate emblem of universal peace. Extract of a letter dated Calais, Oct. gS; "The troops are coming down to embark very fast: 4 or 5,000 men will come in to-morrow. The weather is very fine, and consequently the embarkation is unintcruptcd. 'ihe cavalry corps are al k M ready arrived in their old quar ters, near St. Omer and Calais. FROMSOUill AMERICA. Baltinicrc Dec. 3T. This morning arrived the fxhr, Mida, Capt. Dickerson, go days from Coquimbo, with copper, to John Donnell: sailed 2 7 tli Nov. Accounts were received at Coquimbo, that on 6th September the Royalists had evacuated Conception, after blowing up the fortifications, &c. an illumination took place on the occasion. The expedition that had been fitting out at Valparaiso against Conception, had, in consequence, turned their attention 4to Lima, with redoubled vigor, and intended shortly sailAn embargo had been laid at

Valparaiso, and orders for enforcing it at Coquimbo had just arrived, when the Midas immediately got under way and swecped out, giving informa!.1 to several vessels who did

j r 9,; they were the French lUh saYins Archcmides, w .ant. Himkd . . , 1 . . the wtnanne, ot London, , barrels ot oil on u , . . 1 t t aid. 1 he brig General Jackson,. s Tiled a few days bcu. Nantucket; the ship Faa Fitzgerald, a few days before, fishing. The ship Packet, Hill, of Boston, sailed ictli September, for CantoiK Olfthc port, spoke brig Macedonian, Smith, of Boston, from Valparaiso, bound down the coast. The brig Savage, Perry, of B;kimore, was it Valparaiso, tnd expected at Coquimbo. Director O'i liggins was at Valparaiso superintending the fitting out of the expeditijn, consisting of the following wssels, under Admiral BLuro. San Martin, 64 guns, forrrerlv the Cumberland sliip, lndiaman, the Eautaro, 54 gun-; the Coquimbo, 20, tornrrly the Avon, of Boston; theArcari in, 18, formerly the (Columbus, of New York; tlicEaglc, 18, a prize taken f'om the Spaniards; the Maypo, 16, formerly the Ariel, of Paltimore; the Santiago, i,j, famcrlv the Lmcater Who,; run boats, several u'Ju r trncci veseN, bcido a " ' of transport:. Gen. f i;. Mrtin was at Mendo' :. c.i: .':- ly toSamiigo, with ureint'reement, uiouey Uc. Cqtain Dickerson, alier leaving C' j(juimbo, wa becalmed saeral divs, in sight of juan e'ernandez and ?d is ituero, s iw two brigs, apparently crut;ers, oliPernambiic j. LAW IN rLLl.IGENCI. Vro the Dc'jzcirc JTfe!7:. The offence o: pisdng cnnterfeit Bank Notes, havm hr some time past b( come M-fre-quent, that many pers nr :ave almost persuaihd thri r.sives, that it is a trilling dremistance, and may he dune nth impunity, to correct this mistake, I send you the enc'j-ed brief report of a case triet in the criminal couit ofthiscunty. Nov (7jfe, Dtc. 2 . At a court ot General Qurtcr Sessions jf tlie peace and Goal Delivery, lield at lewCastle, for the count of New-Cattle, for the Deembcr term, 1818. John Robinson, now, or formerly a resident of Mill Creek Hundred, in the cmty of New,-Castle, was indited, tried and convicted of paring a counterfeit three dollar jote upon the Farmers Bmkq'he State of Delaware, payatt at the Wilmington Branch-and thereupon, was sentences by the court to pay a fine 01500 dollars and be imprisoned and kept in solitary con tinmen for the space of three months! aud that he should forever ;vcir the letter F, made of sirlet cloth, sewed on the outsle of his garment, on the bac between his shouidres, of ateast sixinchessquare: &thatitsbuld be the duty of any conuble within this state, as oftenis he should see the said John tobinson in the state withouiuch Badge, to apprehend hin and take him before some Juice of the Peace, who Jiouon

proof thereof made, order the same or some other constable to give him, the ssid john Robinson, ten . lashes on his bare back, well laid on; and if any constable or justice should refuse or neglect so to do, should be indicted, and fined any sum not less than 20 dollars, nor more than 100 dollars, with costs and the taid John Robinson was committed to the custody of the Sheriff, until the costs of prosecution should be oaid, and the punishment in-h-ted.

JU'il-lC NOTICK. 1 lie su)scrpocr llving obtained a pate.,inllu: vcariSu, for an improv..ncnt' jn Iuij, for grinding l.irkr,)r t:innci-s and other purposes; .( Juving a model of his inq-ovc. tnent, and a draft with ref'.-. ciilcs in the patent oiJiee of tiie United States, and conformed to all the other requisitions of the general law concerning the issuing of patents. Slid improvement consists of a hopper cast solid with the outside tube or curb, and a number of nuts or cogs on the inside, running to a sharp point, very different from any other bark mill in the Uniled Stares. Said mills have become in such general ue that it would be superfluous to say much of their superiority over any other kind of bark mill-, as there are upwards of nine hundred of them in use in different parte, of the United Spates. Beddc, their great utility in gr'mdm ; bark, they also answer a vat aaale purpose for iliitillers by 'jtandui T the corn and col) togethv; tor it is found by actual demo;i-,tra-tion t hat by dUtiliiug the corn and cob together it m.tke ". a iving t)f anout one lirJi more than the uu d method. Farmers will Imd tiie:ii or great advantage in grinding corn and cob together for cattle iced. There are a number of them in ue for that purpcr.e, as they grind the cob very line. Any person wishing to contract lor one in the states of Indiana, Illinois, Mississippi, Alabama, Michigan, or any of the t e rritoi i jr-,. ,ii c informed that a line tliucted to Jared Olds, can; ot '1 nomas Douglas, Madison, Indima, where said mills will always be kept tor bale, shall receive immediate attention. Those who wish to have them put in operation, are informed that a mill will be taken to their place of residence and put into complete operation by an experienced wo kman, who has made it his general business for more than four years, and does not hesitate to say that lie has given general satisfaction. But as the evidence of sight & touch are the most satisfactory, thoe who want a mill will please call and give the subscriber a fair trial. N. B. Those who are acquainted with the patent law of the United States, must undoubtedly know that any person or persons who make, use, or vend to others to be used, a patented machine or improvement, without first obtaining liberty from the patentee or his lawful agent, violates said law, and is liable to pay .damage to at least three times the amount of said machine. Therefore those who wish to purchase one oi those Bark Mills will do

rell to examine Weil before they buy, as the subscriber in justice to himself cannot shevr any respect to persons, who are found interfering or violating his patent; but will prosecute to the full extent of the Jaw, all those who are found cither making, using, or vending to others to be used, this improved bark mill in the above mentioned places, without his authority or from his lawfully appointed ;g?n s. JAR ED OLDS, Patentee. Madison, Ind. Dec. 21, 1819.

P. Jeanneret, (South west part of Madison, Indiana. ) Begs leave to inform the pubic in general, and particul ulv those who have been k good' as to favor him with 'heir custom, that he has on jiad a new supply of articles in his'tnc of business; such as Coffee, Nigar, Tea, Pepper, Tobacco, Snu:. Candles, Cheese, t:c. ccc. Liquou yf all kinds, and by taking five a-allons of whiskey he will sen it at 75 cents per gallon. January, 23, 1 3 1 9. 1 1 1 Last Notice. DEBTORS ATTEND. THOSE indebted to A. G.REED, & Co. are solicited to call on Milton Stapp, in Madison, and pay their respective dues, on or before 15th day ol February next, or suit will be brought without respect to persons. A. G. REED, c: Ce. January 23, 1 3 1 o. 1 1 1 CAUTION. A LL persons are hereby Xtk cautioned agiinst taking an assignment on a note given by t fie subscriber to Wm. Terrel, for between seven and eight hundred dollars, as I am determined not to pay it unles compelled bv law. SAMUEL RICH. January 23, 1 S 1 9. 111 NOTICK. r U TIE subscriber will rent Jl three well f u r ni sh ed room s T in his brick house, on the corner ot -ccond and poplar streets on favorable terms. R. C. Talbott Madison, Jan. 19, 1819 1 1 1 TAKEN UP BY James Thomas living in Montgomery township. Jennings county, on the 26th day of December, 1818, a baymare 10 years old, no brands perceivable, with four white feet and legs, a large blaze in her face. Appraised to twenty five dollars by James Sheppard and John Latimorc, before me. EVAN THOMAS, J. P. January 23, 1818. 1 1 1 Deer Skins Wanted. 'A GENEROUS price will be given for undressed JJecr Sfcins. Those killed in the .red coi will be preferred. Apply to L. R. &G. VV. Leonard, or David M-Clure Madison, Nov. zit 1S1S. 10:

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