Western Sun, Volume 1, Number 4, Vincennes, Knox County, 25 July 1807 — Page 3

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i ne important events which have i,7,d

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tuirlilnTf ntthp eninintr frMTwva nfiH,rc the Cretcent are- nf r, . c.

the Legislature, to reprcient this Territoiy in Convrrcfs, From the htrctoioi c coudufl of Mr. Parke, it is prefutned no oppohtion will

be m lid e to his re-election ihould there bevhis opponents would do

well to advert to the iollowinglines

of Phoej lides : Live on the fiuiis ct Mlrit, enjoy youi own,

Nor pain far Hoscurs purchafed with

msrititude.

Governor Harrison has issued his proclamation calling the Legislature of this Territory together on the 17th day of August next. The trial of Aaron Burr, has as yet progressed but little, owing (as is supposed) to the absence of gen. Wilkinson, who was a material witness;-- by the last papers we learn that he has arrived at the city of Richmond, and we may now shortlv expect to be able to give

our readers the final issue of this

important cause.

LATEST NEWS. New-York, June 10. The Paris papers received at the office of the Mercantile Advertiser, by the Calypso from Bordeaux, are to the 14th or Apiil, inclusive. They contain no later news from the armies than we have heretofore received : but they furnish intelligence from Turkey, which sets aside the report of the English having taken the Dardanelles ; and as this is the only article of consequence, we have confined oar translations to whatever relates to it.

lne attentum of A P ,

. , . uieir uvnrable issue, the retreat of the English fleet under admiral Duckworth, which has repassed precipately the strait of the Dardanelles, ought to have in the present situa-

tion of affairs, the greatest

military operations, which will render the year which has just commenced, the rnost celebrated, perhaps, of all that ancient or modern history has made us acquainted with. VIENNA, March 28. According to the last official accounts from Turkcy of the 3rd March, there was not only no treaty of peace made between the Porte, and the

Petersburgh, but even the negociations

English ambassador, Mr. Arbuthnot, were entirely broken off. and the pre-

parations for defence, on the part of the

Turks were most vigorously pursued.--Whether the English fleet returned to the Dardanelles, and whether, as some will af-

firm, it was forced only by a gale of wind

so, is not well known yet. The Turkish fleet which was taken

. . aJ WOPktlJ UI

deltroyed by the Englilh, after they had fi-

ueorkitin wou! 1 not

Imn to mske rvrn tlic fm.llrll ittack ony oi.e of thefe ft.rts to Lulititc hii naf

4 Two French effierr of r.ink have deMMtrd f r the l).Td.m:!les. to lortilV th-

ccift of Alia, whilit others air employed in fouifying-th.u cl Tunyr. i he grand iVi nior lus reoAuciU-J gei.tra! Sab.ifuani to for. tify eiMlly the Bofyh-Mus on the Tide ol Pint T'jxine, the ddji. Utins for which an Already cenpIctd.M

FINCKKKSTK1N, (PrvUJ Aprils We have, received otiicial intelli;;enn troin Conflintinople. K,vrry tiling 'in,, pens for the hdl, the Englilh lMve arr pietcly mifcarricd, arc) have been oblivt to repafs the ftraitof the Dardanelles. Th' Porte exhibits an energy which has con founded the Englifh and the Ruffum.

manufactured by the time you return. to Washington (Pennsylvania) through this place, is nearer than by Wheeling, and a better road. No where on the O-

more reasonable terms, or with petition, and that when the

from this place; and by taking water here instead of Wheeling, would have 9 miles of land carriage - and the superiority of this road is equal to nine more. We have also on hand, a general assortment of

with boats on with greater ex-

river is na-

the Dardanelles, by a most dreadful

bardments, consisted of one ship of the line,

HAGUE, April 16. According to the latest intelligence from

the north, it seems to be believed that Swe-

den is endeavoring to come to an accommodation with France: the inaction of the troops in Swedish Pomerania, and the dis-

contents which have broken out between

the Swedifh cabinet and the courts of Lon-

don and St. Petersburg, seem to give some

consistency to these rumors.

ANSBERG, April 14.

ienccdthc battenriof the two firft rattles of ftria, Bohemia, S.txony and other parts ol

Sir Sidney Smith, was in the vear i7Q0.

in Conttantitiople, by which opportunity

he unUountedly examined the fixation of enftein, into Poland.' and that of general

tie uardantlles. 1 lie Porte was at thU

time in 'allisnce with England.

As loon astheEnIim fleet had arrived

before ConQantintple, vice adrairal Duckworth difpitched two faft failinir cutters

inta the Rlack fea probably to inform the

Human fleet, winch uy at the mouth of

Germany, all aflTrrt, that the emperor ol Rufiu has nt length determined to accept

ol 84 yuns, two frigates, and two loops of of the mediation of Aultria, already actep War. tA U,r t? i n r -i if

ted by France and Prufii, for the rc-eftab. Iifliment of a-continental peace. It is ad

ded, that tl journey of the prince of Lich

Cl.ii k to the French headquarters, arc ie-

unvr to this ohj-a, 1 tic letters from Munich in particular, fy, that peace ib looked upon there as highly probable ; n

appears, however, difficult for it to be concluded beforc the opening of the campaign.

nas oerr. aiatitainvd that Pnwan CX.

STONE JVARE vhich we c!r,:,ht rri will rnfr hoth in qMHh;y aid j.i,,. Yrur ordeis will meet .i:h tvfy .itrentii.v, fr U1 Oir. l'-rv .tr hatlrnnvn, now Well B,dinu,re,

16 miles above Wheeling. 1st April, 1807, 3-6w in To all persons concerned NOTICE is hereby given that I shall make application to the next court of Common Pleas, of the county of Clark, in the Indiana Territory, to be held on the second Monday in September next, to appoint three commissioners, for the purpose of dividing a tract of land in the Illinois Grant, containing five hundred acres, know by No. 67, held by the heirs of Jacob Reagan, decd, one third part of said tract of land I am entitled to, as assignee of Henry B. Reagan, one of the heirs of

said Jacob Reagan. Ab

Jeffersonville, I. T. 4-4c

July 14th, 1807.

the Dman, near Kiha, of his arriv;.l. A?'1 pjifonrd himf- if. The trenfure he left .11 fl - i : r ft- i i i..

CONSTANTINOPLE, March 4. When the English ambassador had attemped in vain to frighten the Porte by threats, he determined by commence hisutilities. On the 29th January, he departed suddenly from Constantinople, together with all the English merchants, on board the Endymion, and failed for Tenados, where he was joined bay the English fleet of fourteen sails. The Ottoman Porte ordered to shut the passage the Dardanelles, and make preparations for defense, but the enemy were before hand with them. He passed the straights on the 19th February, and on the

20th, came in sight of Constantinople with

seven ships of the line, two frigates and two bomb-ketches. No measures had yet been

taken to defend the avenues of the city or

the entrance into the harbor.

A flag came in, and demanded in the name of the British ambassador, that the

French ambassador should be sent away,

that the Porte should declare herself the

ally of England and Russia - should deliver

to the English fifteen ships and fifteen

frigates, with their crews, and provisions

for sin months - should admit Russian gar-

ritions in the castles along the Bosphorus

and an English garrison in the castles of

the Dardanelles, and in Alexandria.

11 the Uong catties cri the coaft ol Europe , jbhind bin. urnwuuted to 890.000 000 as wellason that of the coafl cf Afia, aHfrai,h?. " '

lonr the channel, are in the poITefiion or

the Turks, and cannot be taken by rrgular fies;es, for which the Englith have not a fufficitney of troops, the Englifli fleet, is in a very critical fnuation : fjr the Turkiflt

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ga-rrilcns ol tnelc catths, amontt whom

i nr French p pers reprefent the Turks

as navtng obtained continued and finaladvantages over the Ruffians. April 16. The letters f,0m Vienna, all trive affu-

r . '

jrances oi peace. " Wc have read with

there are certainly a great number of great deul of furprifc in fouie public pa rrenchmen, ir.ight take it into their hcadslFs," fays one of thefe letters, that ai

f fire red hot ball pou the Englifli fliips

3s iney piis oy.

Aaru 2.

A II In i n . ft I

,uu"rt" -ruiy was goin to uucmuie n upper Auttria." There is as much fulfitv

m this news as in that cf the a uproar bin.:

1 1

4

t-n thefe conJ.i.w.is o:,!y wouid the licet

withda v.

The Subline P rte refuftJ iVtfz propo

lis, znd a. negotiation was opened, which

'.teo tweciys. In the mean tune, the ci

ty and t abrjr were put in a ttate of derence. Thre? hundred pieces of cannon wre planted on the battc lies, and the et :i jnrnt of i Turkifli fleet, lyi'n; at I?ujckiore, wA c xnuitted. The wbvjie titv v;rc uider armi. a id the detcttation of. thh. .viilh ncrtafc On the 26th of Fc ; - j iry, iSa rnr.C Ceinicr caufed admiral L4-.cknci to be :riornitd, tru; lit r.iuh Im-

Te Court G.iZette of vefterdav con. departure of the

tamed the following article relative to nau,and the delivery of that fortrefs to our Furkey: . . jtroops. The fate of Branuau is irrtvocaAdmiral Duckxvorth hafiag p-slTcd 9 bly joined to that of Cittaro.' Thr moH daysbelore Conftantinonlf. ,and the neiro.'peiledi agreement fiihfilli nn n tlii fi.Ui.M

ciations between his B.itannic majefty's between the houfc of Auftiia and the court

n.i uuinr.or, ana inc rorte, na- oi c ranee vin? hern broken fT. thr Fnalifti fl..-r nut! . -

to fea fuddenly on the morning of the fiitt

ai iMarch, and direaed its courle by a no

CHARLESTON. Mav 30.

The Fifhing.fmack fluop D Jianc, ciyt,

.heily brerze towardc the Upper Darda- Cuniiugs, from St. Auulline. having ol

ittu;) wiuiiug to gam me uiaCK ica, ujiu property belonging to lome mer nut fuddenly ffiilting, made fil for the chants here, has been taken by the Duvci i-rmon. The Turkifh fleet which has floop of war, nd fent to New-Providence, returned from the Bolphcrus, joined the When captain Love was rquefled Ly the newly equipped veflels which were in the Fingers to ttate his reafcus fnr capturing arfcnal ot Tophona, and is gone in pur- l,cr, he rctnrned fnr anfwer, that Ihe was fuit of the Englifli fqudron, to the nuin- bunl for Ciiailetton, where he hd fuifrrjcr of from fiftren to twenty, under the or- ed a grofs infult, he chtfc to take fuiuUt. Irrs of the captain Pacha. 1 he rrews are tiuw in his own way.

Minou enurt iy cempoitu oi j amilaries." I I I III .

i iiis is an t lie Aunc o.zrtte ins pub-

Take Notice

I HAVE put my Notes and accounts in the hands of Gcnl. W. Jokntttn, Esq. Kr lettlcrecnt and collection. Thofe indebted to me, will pleafe to remember ilut uc is a frcctUing.Attomtv. TouhsJnt Dubois. Viucennes, 4 tf July 24, i0r.J

DELPII WARE.

I.flie! to this day : but private letters gve

:tcr intrlligence. U..e ct thtle, whu h has

een rrcei.rd at a banking houie. it exprciT-

ed in the f-l!owing terms : fTo the Merchants of the Wcftern

' I iie Englilh fict, intimiditf d by the!

formidaSIc prcpnratioi 5 of the P.irte, which '

!ud been n."dc by crtieral Sebafliani. am- GciltlclllCtl

0 P F baiudor of Frame, warmly fecon led by the WE beg leve to inform yu

i-rerun cUiter s, and by lcvrral Spr.nh (t- that we have and intrnJ keeping for t dc firers. Quitted on the firft of M.uch iti (ti. an fT,jrtnieiit mi D.-l!)h V.fr. lnitjhlc t,.t

tion before Conftantinople, for th-pnrp)!- )our trde, and on maie refsnable tern,?

jiirturtung to tne Arcnipriatro. it re :ni it can fe Urou.;)t troni tlic AtlantK JiflVd the Dird mclles on the 3i of M.iu k, featcrtj. Wc tl ertfore folit.it vour f i.

md ;iupears to be on a new truife on the vours. and invite vcu to rive a cA at

coatt ol Tenedos. m inufi rtrr v. rn vour iournrv fr PJ il 1 .

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11 Atfmiral Duckworth, doMbtlcfi, :lit phia cr B.hixarc, w. fucb gw4-i i )uu

INDIANA TERRITORY, etc. The United States, to the Sheriff of St. Clair county, Greet-

ing : YOU are hereby commanded to summon Therese Arnoux, alias Canadien, if she may be found in your bailiwick, that she appear before our Judges of our General court, at our Circuit court, to he holden at Cahokia, in and for the county of St. Clair, on the third Monday in October

there to answer to the libel of Francois Arnoux, alias Canadien, her husband, who has sued for a divorce from the bands of matrimony, with the said Therese, and hereof she is in no wife to fail, under the penalty that may fall thereon - and of this writ make due return. Witness, Henry Hurst, Clerk of our said court, at Vincennes, the twenty-third day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seven. 4-8t. Henry Hurst, C.G.C.

NOTICE. ALL persons concerned will take notice that as one of the patentees, to lot or section number two, of Township number five, in Range number one, West of a Meridian line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami river, of the lands directed to be sold at Cincinnati, I shall make application to the court of Common Pleas, for the county of Dearborn, to be holden at Laurenceburgh, on the first Monday of August next, on the third day of said court for the appointment of commissioners to divide the lot or section of land aforesaid,

between myself and Henry Y. Cardin, the other patentee; agreeable to an act passed at the first session of the General Assembly, for the Indiana Territory, entitled, " An act for the partition of Lands." George Christ, Dearborn county. 4w 4 1st, June 1807.