The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 1, Number 12, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 October 1823 — Page 2

in at a on nooUier principle can we account for the prodigious and progressive rise in those fjediv If auchbethe act, and Cadi* and the fortresae« of Spain bold oat during thewinter againtt the arms i5° Fraoce, the barbarians of «he mrih may again pollute the fair fields of the Southj and then Great Britain rauat strike for Spain and her own power.

jr-s

I E S

to he' fir Ki«

MADRID, Aug. 8.—The Regency baa recognised all the Conventions between General Burck and General Morillo. They have, in like manner, acknowledged those which have taken place between General Molitor and

General BaUasteros, The joy here is tiiiiversjM» as the deliverance of the king is demed at hand.

The following is the Convention concluded between General Molitor & General Ballasteros "Art. ^General BaUastj^ros and the Second Army, under hia orders, ac

knowletlirfe th+ ir*"©

.f 3n Ll

SJM

iHT iJ "It

the

a'""'rn'Henl'

^fef^kiepart of lhe *aklarm|, who deaire, to*return to their homes, may freely do so, and will meet with safety «nd protection. SsflW^i

?nrir.m/i? nT P"""'"0?' „w'" "-"-peror I«'Wde and suite from oe tnstteh places as shall be Mexico. *.

agreeu oa, in concert witb tJen. Ballas-' IV!PORT NT nrrn pi?

the pit belonging to"ttet ^ij'c°Mcf .'''pat"H1 ^aia,

w,.lt

cooaequence of the present a-

ffeementt hostilities will immediafeiy CttMii both sideg. \t at Grsaada, Aag. 4, fSSS." JmL •Madrid, Jiug. 5. .*** bWtxn to csonSrm to yoo the aub

JBtssios of Mehpo. who hai come over fjuto' MafuWjthe Duke of CornegHano, im men. Tarragona haa not yet iHsri«|Kf«re(I. reported, but it will

Of somi la our power. a- ^ner«^ O m/iadieu i* at Gerona he Bar given ap fn» command* to Lieaten*ntJeBera} ®ou°t de Roche A*vliter. %il Taro^fa^ du%. 6—Baf!a.«(f«»ro» has %ntt«n to the principal Members of the

Cortes, at Cadiz, and declared that he anatferabte that before fifteetf davs the King wtfl be set at liberty.

AlyMWtnf), August 13.—The militaus in if a of the guard and that of th« line,

8rfJ#.^flw,B

w* (garrison, as the

•^wyv useless for the aeige of a

tswo

It asserted that the

Dake del |nfaoUdo departs far .Seville. Grand Hftad-Qifartera, iiAapio, Aog 1 A ttp&ti. jirevaib thu morning at the But a Major, 1 they have-been fighting in th* street* of Cadiz. The com»*rciai partof the town wished that the ahould He set at complete liberty,

J!^|P oumber of militia who! *uk !|L %wri with to uppoge it.

v%ttt

Pagti«am% of the revolu-

Voa in the Isle of W 3 I are on the *t«of great fc.-We ahall arrive to morrow at'Oordova^the Duke d* An »u|em« has set off post, with partof a household, and will arrive on the J5th at Puerto %nra Maria and if Cadiz does not *itrrend#r on the 20th, the bombardment will commence immediately A part of the second corps, endar the order# of Ordottoieau, fcave arrived under the walls or the abevfe place where the Huke d'AngouJeme will find himself at the head of 80,000 men.

MAT.\RO, Aug 13—A mutiny wok place the day before yesterday at ^e 4lon was

to do awav

"With Rotten5* government, but unfortunately

the

plan was

bad,

and

victory

declared itself for the revoluiioniiilg.—Numerous arrests and sanguinary exe cutions followed^the success of Rotten.

The Royal French vessels of %e ma rine took on board a great number of the inhabitants concerned in the affair.

wh«

were pursued by the enemy* gun bpats. cQftvojr of S4 vessels has entered Ala tare tbis convoy brings primsious for the magazine of the army.

The Marshal duke of Corneliano still continues at VilUfranca. It is said his remaining there 13 owing to negociatibns for the reduction ol Tarragona, and the submission of Milans, Llobera and the troops under their orders. '1 he defection of General Manso, has given a death blow to the revolutionists in Catalonia.

Mina atiU continues ill." It is said, he is contriving means to escape by sea* but he fears our cruisers.

According to private letters of the Itth inst. from Madrid, very great ac-

CM8e*

on tlie

4' Thi ri»«,ra,ntioned will or 'rh« ^e?th" Oe»er»t» and Con. ,1(:1 uJSl ",u,(?d

18 8

order. nfrsI^Tl 5?

t71stationed

«l8° "-.the ReRencv. -vV' fc I

rAa

had been committed by the mob

occasion of public rejoicings, in

tt)e absence of the the Miff ot the liberation of Ftrdin-

'^re

Wlthi"

thf(unrestrained fury «f the

A Mter from

or!

L««i«"-n

Ao?' men,i'""

ros* "f 1 Vv -Tv moatns ago out in ci "4. a***8*

«I TS&Mfoil tftkt ama «r^ "ra^ofit'/of T""'"

-a. ., JSSSR-J?":

Sc?curit.v

for hw op«jdfirt3»antenOrfeothi|Conven- cosnmaa^ed, and do com maud as tioRyAor far anaf^ooa tets except lows: ~v

di^i^PTnt*-

4th. pub'isherf ahd penodical

UEG

of the 2d of

frival there of the

lhe

of our troops," Uav

Ut. The Spanish Authociiiea

not ma?ce

anJ

6. The pay will be wsaed t»y tbef itr from the French commanded Trejuury ©fS»in. the re^lar form, Sd Commanders in Chief 4

cmtanue to raceijre dai-1 and^r oar command shall

in ratioa*.^ canteaments assignedi «»!eate of all persons who "V- ^calmprisoned ia'io arbitrar^

'ft e-&

tfte ««ttviaual» of the militi*,

prisoners wifhouta

for political motives, espeemfiy that they may return to their excepting such, ,who. after liberal shall give cause of complaint. 3d. The Com nader$4n-Chief corps are authorised to seize all suchUf^iay was K°" "h4"

mptmp shall be ander the direttiot, „f the connt^0"S

printed, and made known all over the

world PPr

Given in Andujar, Aueust 8, 1823 fnrnLiT11^^^8 1° £°'ng

Seah have teen placed^nnon the res

LONDON, Aug. 19—\ letter received from the Agent of Lloyds, dated Genoa. August 7, states that a vessel had ju*t arrived, which left the Coast of Catalonia on the 2d. The master reported that on the 27th nit three division# under Milan*, LJoberas and Manas, a^^ced the f^rench near Manresa, andjlKobstin.-ite battle took ptacfe which lalt^a two days, in which the French 1 oat 3000 prisoners, beside* killed and wounded, and that the Spaniard! set fire to Manresd —that on the ?pth» ^'fla and Roten sallied out from

Barcelona, and on the 30th attacked the French near Mataro—and that th«» battle had, not ended on tho 2d when he sailed.

The ex-Emperor Iturbide and suit«*. "a^ived at Leghorn, from Mexic«i, LIVERPOOL, Aug. %l.—"The Curton Market is still very dull.—4000 bis. turpentine wore sold yesterday by auction—S000 of then ot, line qGaliiv at 14s, 9d 840 inferior at I Is. 6d. a 12s. and 160 all hard,.9s9. About 1*60 bis. of U. S. 1 ot AHjes have been sold at 44a. There is scarcely

going on board the squadron—in all 46 Jut contribution for the purpose persona, eight on£y of whom were sa *t preachers to go out ^d preach -d

conseqnence of measures adopted by Cure, ^ler

ts Police againat certain students, they have been it pel led from that city, and the University closed for a year.

The completion of the aqueduct over the Genesee IU S*.

,y demand

tor wheat} the weather is very fine."

TERRE-HAUTE, OCTOBER 2£, 1823.

Spain are so desperate as the French -accpupts represent tbem. V* t* -.V

will «r "T "i— W© have been requested to state a course oi mur^t poiuiea td Cnm

patrons in Illinois. It lis some months a^o

ourpower t0

ullJ«

««J5 J»ti capKi-oar command, places^03 under the in-! fct»_I spent a partof mv time last

Vand,,li»'

much,.

their

Chester, was celebrated at that place on espoused toe cause of slavery} a».d whn Hed esdav the ldthinsi An address wish to tarnish the character of our t!L & pan eliwred onthV occasion hy one publicSn state, by introducing into it th» *v ol the worxmen. 1!

n10^

MTMOFFICB^,

Our news from Spain is so contra* noticing you at all, and at all event* dictory that we know not \$hat tj? be- from-medling with others. There were Ueve,—We know tyrants are corrupt some persons who attended the legislaam| fond of flattery "and that their syc- jture last winter, as lobby members, who ophanti do not mind lying to please were gentlemenr^but your curiosity and them and Support their cause. This1astonishment being so peculiarly excited causes us not to believe tlte affairs of by th& singularity of my manners and

per-j that each Saturday in next month is' inrtue and intpp^rity is truly a NOVELTY

L*ons vie ims to the infatuated and designated for burning prairies—An and talents eminating from a mm6-

partisans of observeance of this may prevent much hcan hetxrt something really EXTftAo^*NIURJ- ULT/J DINARV |4|This singularity ,of manners and these

aoce with the wishes of several of our' forth as the cause of your peculiar SUN TI]

Was but

handed 4o in conse-

accident it has not

give"a?k«

Intelligencer.

Davitl Parker,

while

tnre.'r"'

Legisla-

session, and having blared about your singularity of

your

extraordinary "talents, I tunity of frequently playour company, in order the wisdom that might lips. I found you would converse freely %t were introduced by in Icompany ,v. where i$e to be. And when the wage3 of the memfj^^^rOewa's' g|p|ion#s' you appeared to be pposed *to,^ high wa^esu and /^iidvthatyp three aftd fifty cents %r four i^tisHsrs

econ

€°9peI

applJ

I sfurlpnfi j? rl

1 omical^Icn-

r?.r

daV

(St«ned.^ UJIJIS ANTtiiMR 4 turntng from the seat of government ARIS, \u». 15 few HaL SL "L !e

a ve,«l wan ..'nkh, a^rfrof/S tona^ having on board French officer* », tr

seven

and seven dollars for

read.^oar

taand

re"

Public address to the

an.

raislog

fnr you

f°

money

9a7'lhat

"Mhonever

a?V

pective houses of the rtefaoltnre*, Clairetand Vf0«sard. I »™ore was not a »m Gottin^en state *h?f' ,SUr^18e,d

f«r help, it

t0. h**r

tl,st

jou had

tthe3eTtion"oV^ L^'

tue^ueft««n

of a conven

tion h^d been referred to the people and eootribdted yourself, out of your seven do'lar fund, fifty dollar? which together with what the rest of the miOority and some other contributions, made a sum of near one thousand dollars, which was placed in the hands o» commityeo, for the purpose of hiring or in other words bribing a printer To print exclusivolv against a convention: which, according to your own wordo you lo.,kc I at your money as a' -superior mtrcethrough which you would carry your point against the con ventton and had more confidence in it rin the mean? you could obtain bv it .t

w"u

irrepitblippn of all principles—» principle which will not liear the light of reason, and whose advocates shrljd themselves (as you have done in this in, stance) from public scrutiny, and ussas-sin-like hurl their slanerons shafts from their lurking places, at those they dure not meet in open day, on rational grounds I am justified in these asser* tions by the concealed stand you have taken, and by your^ withholding your proper name when at dressing me by miije.

We publish the following in compli- extraordinary talents of mine you set IC& With IV1 cK ACL ftf CAWAH&t P/kuiU Af. iV, A

'•»oiain--nv-it, vine urat* if

t.iaa you had in the judgement of th? tA a people, or the juftttcr of the cause

ad ej»Doust'd \ml

the jon would have be»n the last mart ,Te

liavp

sought f,,, the aul of a hirelmir, either a political or religious enntesr, tvhen

you kno.v that the scriptures say that the/ure/tjjg- will ftee ^H% TWoby Member I

To A bb it Member ff'' 8m, rn.

°^ser^cd your address to me

T.n ifi !n°S \u^''o°ncor of the 14th of 7 vi liie 14th ow® if"11

Ve'?ret

tliat

Had you given your real name, it would .probably have relieved me from

my extraQrflinah'y talents, leaves me fair* ly to suppose that you are associated with that class of politicians, to whom, a course of miiral rectitude,political

prize at my conduct in relation to the compensation of the members of the le-

been glslature. If your ideas can, for once

asccn(\from their dark and muddy abotje so far as to discover the difference between a servant of the people haying claimed ther»g/i of his constituents ana appropriated the avails arising from the exreise of that ri^ht to their bene6t— and that of his suffering others to monopolise the rights of his constituents, chain them down in darkness by falsehood, and corrupting the channels of public intelligence—then your present SUN prise may subside, the whole mystery br» unfolded, and you hav^p new cause to excite your amazement ?.•

Notwithstanding I did contend' that three or fonr dollars per aay .was as much as each member ought to have for his services, I was representing a. eJass of men%ho h»4 2n,eqj®d#ight^ta the fun^s*of our state with their? fellow citizens, and T'shon.ld have given men 'Of commott iinderstancf great cause of surprise at my^remisness hiid I not claimed this right:—And," although tnf constituents protest against the law giv* ing seven dollars per day to each ember, they are much gratified that I did claim their right arid* milirit^iri their e* quality.-, They-e^e opposed to having others exercise, or even claim a'preference oyer them. Thus, sir, you may see that a man possessing free and/aM* sentiments knows how to legislate for" men possessing the same principles.

It is true, that the fifty dollars I paid the-editor of the Edwardsville Specfa* tor as subscription in advance, for ten papers, was a part of the money which I, as a representative of nay constituent* drew from the treasury and appropriated to their use, in opening to them a Source of true information, and thus thwarting the designs of those who were then plan* ning to practice deception, not only up* on my constituents, but the whole popu'ace of our state and I hoped also to aid, in a degree in frustrating the ncfa# rious schemes which I had certain knowledge of, which was. tlien in agitation, among those who composed the midnight' and intriguing party, then at Vandalia, by casting the raya of light into their Pandaemonium. ,#1

Vou say you have read my address the Baptist society. By your renmrksm it seerns you have laid aside balfyouP^ memory, or that ybu ai'e incapable off|| distinguishing between paying for

newspaper ftntl. by human instruction if'jirir_mcn preach the mysteries of Oi* It may he of service to you

vine Grace It may ion the other part of 13th

v""**c v!u

mtor")u'9"'

s,?**

e*,,"ctt!'1

y°uv memory by .reading the 13th

PaKe of my address^ wlnsre I hold ,forth

that the means of civilising the sflwrge* cost money, and belong to earthly'**'

IIKJJKJIJ,

the duty

p-eat stone InoH^r Thilu"^ ®omPe,s '°i We mean* tojefTcet an carthfy iyer at II,o- prgductioii%one nf n^n^ue^,)naJ«V the] orable object—that I am willin A. tbat party, who ha^p times t&L the earthlx trerf8ur

~C-*». L^*

J-.*

a\W

anu oetong 10

fairs, and therefore that object should be pursued under moral and not lhvine government. Compare this with the j| 41st. page (from which yon have made your quotation) and you will find th«t I Was particularly treating upon the i'1"1" A propriety of educating preachers, to teach that which man can nefer teafj except by divine inspiration. And, 1 will now mention that I was never averse to using a ixy earthly and honora?" S^o| b!e means to jefTcet an earthly and hon- Jf*. ail. illing at treasure^ which