Indiana Republican, Volume 3, Number 129, Madison, Jefferson County, 29 May 1819 — Page 2

facilitated the return of the "Feeling as no fellow" it is motto oi aristocracy ana mon- wrccn my, tnente asccna tnc nierau connnen miniver, which at all events, suuerinionly that can carry us archy ami is the foundation Fox river in batteaux to the The London must produce important con- back to that regular condition and prop of all arbitrary and portage when the boats will pril ist contains sequences; but can it be expect- of things, which the state of ilhgottcn -power our Ameri- be drawn across the portage of the closing ol

::ndcit l:c t!i? department of that wc should profit a little ccivablc for land, is for a pur- As soon as he is prepared to by the British importers of In, foreign' niTIdrs, and will, per- by her experience, as to things pose hostile to stare banks it embark, the vessel w Ji sail, v dia "cottons. It is stated, there hapobtaiu all ids farmer in- that are essential to the well-be- it is another leaf out of the book were 2oo,oco bales of cotton ilucnce in the administration, ingot her people. Sec f Na- of British policy; " divide and The $th U.'-S. re, cf infan- on hand the tst April. Mo. The death of the Oueen has tional interests," pae 160. novern" has aKravs been the try is to embark at Detroit for ney continued scarce, and com.

f acilitated the return of the Feeling as no fellow" it is motto oi aristocracy and mon- Urccn my, tnencc ascend tne merciu commence snattered.

iiic Lonuon courier ot A

the intelligence

f the session of

cd that his counsel will aid us the world requires of the na- can aristocracy is already pur- .("about one mile & the troops congress, and the New York

to recover cur American colo- tions in general: i. c. a regard suing the same means and, re-embark mi the Ouisconsin, date to March io, carried ou; i i and s mooth ti e wav to a to the i-v-' riarket. and the unless checked bv the spirit and descend to its mouth & thence by the ship Albion, from New.

settlement of our diligences certain employment of domestic independence of the people, ascend the 'Mississippi to the York. The same paper cor. ! wiili Portugal? No! we do labcr. to the exclusion of rival the same result must inevita- St. Pet era's river- tains some remarks on the re. f

not think -o. There is a great commodities produced by fo- bly follow downright &sla. Pensioners. It is stated that port of the senate on the Se. talk here of a marriige for our rcigners. vish submission must be the the number of revolutionary ininole war and the conduct o but the princess who is These have been our favorite end of it. . pensioners, who arc now re- general Jackson, which is com. to be his bnde is not vet fixed subjects for several years. The Stcubenvile Gazette, ceiving their semi-annual divi- mended both for its stile and

time has arrived when what , oend attlic Uranch iuiik m miu- matter, ur tins report anj

wc recoumicfuiid as tilings ot l.o-ca-n-.ncnt Ucpositcs. tlletown, (l,on. ) exceeds 1:00, nut ot tne nouse or represer,.

vmon.

Extract cf a utter from Gibral- choice, have become, matters The arrangement between all residents of the state of Con. tatiyes, after noticing there. t.rcfth: ' zd of Marebt rSio. of necessity. Wc have reach- the Farmers & Mechanics' Bank necticut, and the total amount jection of the latter by the 4i By a letter from langiers, cd that point when the employ- of this City and the Secretary paid to them exceeds noooo house, the paper remarks, " from Mr. Simpson, he savs - nvent of half a dozen persons, of the Treasury cf the U. S. by per annum. least therefore, these recorded

We have a fair prospect of hitherto idle, h of more im- which the Bank was to receive - . ....

:mg three ot Rues s sea- portance than the establishment the government deposites, lias

Nies' Weekly Register. sentiments of his coui4:

men

will

remain,

whih

me::; certamtv whk i hop:, be c)f a new bankf

return ot the

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paek t. 4i Tdv letters from Cadiz inf.um me of the ariival there of Dr. o. R oijinson, a few days ago, in a public vessel from I la-

1 2iipi -ce lie will be

it into banisnment, Iikc

at length been carried into cf- Latest from the Havana.

fect. That institution is at pre

sent redeeming its notes with

sneae.

Cin. Gaz.

-MAY 'Ji), HUi).

liia.i cn the coast ct iVirbary. on the Ohio river onpoMt. this " 1 hear frequently from place, on Monday last. Me n. Coiiktmg his fellow sufferers: pcared to br. about tw?nty-iivt: Thev were well a fortnight a- or thirty years of age, had g ;; but had been put in chains black hair, a short nnse, a hir -a 'iir., in consequence of the Hpf and was entirely naked.

i,i a i'iOKii pusouei.

Merc Specie tr.iis way to the East. Two wagons loaded with Spe

cie from the Branch of the U. i slalcs xn at Chillicothe, left A man was found iiop.tinr that place on Friilay the ;th in

stant, tor Piul lOciplua. ib

Wc are authorised to state, ht Messrs. J. 11. Piatt & Co.

By the schooner Mary-Ann, ject" A similar Capt. Croft, we have received jcn CXprcS5ecj jr

irom our attemive coi icbpondent, Havana papers to tht 14th inst. inclusive, and a letter, from which the following is an extract:Charleston Times. " Nothing has occurred of much moment since my Ust (per Legal Tender.) For se

veral days past some rumors

Europe, only or.e feeling 0f

execration, exists on the sub.

r sentimenthai

m all the papetj

of every political party, which we have observed to have no. ticed this subject, in England or France. The Ghent Journal afnrrr.3 that gens Iv'gand and Grouchy

are on

It was expected, however, tint John Randolph, Esq. is a-

bc rei eased tne

tnev

cram ciectetl to ccrLrress from

1 . 1 . , , 1 ? . -1 1- r I . . T

baTikers, of this Cat v , have made , , , 1 , . ' ' ... land of Cuba was aoout to be

hi i aii'iciuciiic iu .iLiinmuuu-iic such holders of their notcb as liavc payments to make in the Lmd UiTiee, with funds that

r.cxt day. Iam not without Ch.ulottc district Virginia, by wih betaken by the Receiver 01 --s of soon sc-eir.:; ihem ve- a lar re maioritv. public monies for this district.

. I he public may rest assured

lee.ed iruin c tnuvuy.

7" , ...

We have been informed that mat this arrangement will be

there are notes in circulation pcrmaue

and Mecha

ceded to 44 Great Britain'

that a necrociation was actually pending relative to tnat purpose It has occasioned some considerable stir in the private

political circles, but the idea is

entirely rcdicuicd. " Let us

t:;e eve or returning ,

from -rnenca to i'ranre. 1

A very bad fever had broken out at St. Helena, which hvj 1 proved, fatal to t fie crews of the . stationed vessels. Bonaparte was well. For ten weeks previous to the 3d of April 5 2,0c o bags c: cotton h adarriveii at Liverpn:;, a 'jrta- p.irt of which was frox.

the United States.

Letters from Madrid to the

icssit, nived. on the Farmers

lv ur late advices irom La rone wc 'cam that there Wis dermoid for our bread siulls.

t. it

was a oru;r, ana

.ellmix

ivc9 BanSi Iiuiiana, aitend tmrn c :-:e to tic. dJLirs. The public would do well to be on their guard.

mm m mm 1 1

r-t-p tho fhhf " thir vr nm .

nt. . Ibid ---- s oth of March, received at Lcn-

Bai.ti.mouc, SIavj. claim our .noependence. o - ncrtllanls h:id agrced tu pi

Mr. Gr.Uiji:i ic.icIrcI the i--- a certam amount annually to citv of AnnanoUs on Saturday P!e' an? uU shed our ,ilit the Kovcrnment for the repeal

c.-.tion our i;iv.it stap.e, h

r.t i b. Ter p-und. We liear, also, metapk ically speaking, that one or t!:e sliips which ju t arrived at New Viuk was ud:n with protested bills of exJi.::u;e, i:on Ln.land, France, partiy caused by recent bankruptcies in thote countries, b it ehic-y in consequence of the low privies and srii.iUs.de of American produce. Lartlier, -!n ov-rlA!ul exnrcss had been

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despatched irom England tor -In III. to deliver the order in three monUi, foi bidding arthn shipiuntsof cotton fro.u that quarter; and it it was calculated that fifty thousand weaveis would be out of employruin t in M..:'icheitc.r and its neighborhood, before the eiid of the month ot April, laet In this state oi- me case, with the pulling and hauling that we have about good representatives of money in the United s . the ouistion comes

r.ome to ut

of the increased duties.

will embark this day on board

Candidates at the next Au- me frigate Constitution, John

which she has fallen. We can

txust cicction. Iese L. IIlman, Jonathan jennninq?. Per Lieut. Governor. Ratlin Boon, Dennis Pennington, Joan Depauw, Marston G. Clark. lir the Sjr.ute. N ithaniel lianr, William Cotton, William Carpenter. For the Ho:;se cf R.rf resent athes. W i H i a m s o n I) mm, Icremiah Sullivan, ms ' joeph Og'esby, jiaies Ward.

1A , v j never submit to a rorcign voke. 1). ilenley, Liq. coiiu.vnilcr Ki 4

expected to sail to-morrow

We understand the fvitish frigate Forth, with Mr. Brot, will depart to-murrov? iuvn yiimaoolii Roads.

Capt. Biddle of the 0, tario sloop of war just arrived at Annapolis, from a two yc.vV

From the Augusta Chronicle, cf April 23. IMPORTANT IF TRUE, We understand it is rumored in Savannah, that the Island of Cuba has been ce-

Frorri the Xezsj Tcrk MercarJi! Advertiser. Or.e hundred thousand dol

lars U. S. six per cent stock

wis put up at auction in Lor.-1 donojithe istinst. and with. drawn,the highest bid being 95. 1

A letter from a respectable'

hou.ie in Liverpool to anothff

1 r 1 1 Ki is. c i i r)5

that he saw m this city, da'cd :st ot Am

r r T "X -in!

Our informant says

- tt 1 in S-vmivh ? freptlemau re- says tfc wcvr-Ui leans coicrinze rouna Cape Horn ami ln 0avan1u.no. gcmiemau it f,.. , , vrin the South sea, i at present cently from Cuba, who told soul tuts day a, , 1 3 4d. in this city. It ishcped the Inm that intelligence of the prima would tcx a - nnhi;, Y nil..,,.,.! session had reached that Island niore. 1 ne same letter tdO.

specie Payments. The bank of Steubcnville, The1 Farmers and ?oechanics' bank of Stcubenviile, and The bank of Mountpleasant,

;ii(iiiL m iinvwtu iw (.il uy . rrl i .i

thebeneiits othis observations jtw nMcin u,i. w- .n during his cruize; and that we sequence, great disapprobation 13chad have an account from him, as excited among the mhabi- A fncm. at Liverpool v ;;;

tants, who wita the constnut- u.hiui ui.h-. cd authorities generally, had the news of which was receiveremonstrated inspirited terms by the Magnet, has made cf

or some other ohiccr of th

r;up,

ot the manv occurrences

durinc the vovae, and whilst in South American ports, wliich are worthv of ' note. Such an account would excite an interest something allied to that

gainst the measure declaring sidcrablc sdr among the po

uch a transfer, they would is more particularly engroy-

lllUW lllcU UlUiliailcU imva 7 - m

Inch was qencrallv produced assert their independence. The approval ot General Jaekh . the lirst authentic accounts above reached us through the conduct. Parliament i, U

Resumed snccie navments wl

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some wceivssmce. oy rue uui u.uim aecoums - - - -0 - . cm t t t t. 1 ..l ai,. 1 mrv;r rp?ntrrah source: but eu to taw ti sumct iiu

1 ne western Reserve oamr, com. xwilio iu.r ana .--t - - ' . . ,. ti,; misted

i:,v we learn, continues to pay spe- adventurous cruize in the same the silence or tue avannaa - - " ,

muuees ui iu uuiu uic i" . u

fl-iKdshiported? borne cie, as well as the bank ot Ma- seas. iW. mtei. oj April 29. muuc , UJ u.uw , , :tJc

recommend that tne uar.KS netta, tiicuankot Cintiicotiie, i'iW "

should suspcndspccie payments, , and the Lancaster Ohio bank. Capt. J. 1J. Henley, that the ca ,h may be retained The St. Clairsville bank is manding the frigate Con

4 which reason, it is said, l'

LATE FROM ENGLAND, opposition are urging a

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icncy of paper these are worse; than foolish : they are ivicled. The only-remedy that we have is aav,::i? or, if extravaance must still be indulged, if anv will have things not

tuaful necessary or convenient,

red

hiding up its concerns; but now lying at Annapolis, and By the arrival of the ship Trideems its notes cn demand. ready for a voyage even more ton, at Boston, in the short A London paperWe have not. as vet. learnt, extenjive than that irom which passage of iS days from Li- 23, says "The Ga:

VC1JUUI, -lVVllUUll jawi wv lllt'ivv. v.v.-11 tii J .v iijv - the ist April, and Liverpool bankrupts; some of the ho

Gazette ot'

whether the Cincinnati banks, the Ontario has returned, has

or either of them, have rcsum- also been on a visit to this city, cd specie payments This vessel it is said, will visit Nor can wc learn whether it the East India ports; and it is

is the intention of the United Iv.Jievcdwi

that they should waste their States bank to withdraw its al ship ol

to the 3d have been receiv- have been established neat J cd. century, which is a mehnc-j

-ill be the first nation-Vr The commercial tidings are ly proof of the present statM 1 the United States' very bad. The prices of A- trade and commerce."

money on luxuries m mufactur

cd or produced in their own

branches from this state our which has ever visited those mertcan produce, particularly same paper observe

opinion is, that the branches a; ports. In her passage down cottons continued decreasing, stocks have fallen one

country: and, as we imitate nt be ivitbdraivn, and that the the Atlantic coast she will land and would occasion immense halt per cent, in corneuy o man v ol .the bundities rot lvrent nnnrruvn' n;fnfhc rlf. nt Rio laneim Mr. Oraham. lnsstrs to the American shinners. tlic news of the cession 1

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posits of the LT, S. monies rc- our minister to the Brazils. These loscs are only exceeded ldondas.

m ilv: u motltcr country.