Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 1, Vincennes, Knox County, 26 November 1808 — Page 2

new County an expence is not only created to the Territory but an additional burthen thereon upon the Judges of our supreme court without as your committee conceives answering any valuable purpose. On motion report concurred in. Mr. Johnston laid before the House the, petition of Allen Ramsey and other citizens of Dearborne County praying for a division of said County ; whereupon Resolved that the said petition be refered to a select committee of Messrs. Johnston Biggs and Decker, and they report thereon by bill or otherwise. Mr. Johnston laid before the House the

petition of James Dill and other citizens of

Dcarborne County praying for a division of

said County, whereupon

Resolved that the said petition be refered

to the committee who is to take in confi-

deration the petition of Allen Ramiey

and others.

Mr. Johnston laid before the House the

petition of Fielden Jeter and other citizens

of Dearbome County praying tor a division

of said County ; whereupon resolved that . the said petition be referred as before men-

tioned. On Motion, - -

Resolved that leave be given to bring in a bill regulating the admission of the

practice of Attorneys' and Counsellors at Law and. that Messrs. Jones and Messinger

be a committee for the purpose, whereup-

on Mr. Jones reported the said bill which

was read the first time and On Motion,

Resolved that the said bill be read a

second time now On motion Resolved that the said bill be committed to a committee of the whole and made the order of the day for to-morrow On motion, Resolved that the House do now resolve itself into a committee of the whole on the bill to amend in act regulating the fees of the several officers and persons therein named, and after some time spent therein Mr. Speaker resumed the chair and Mr. Jones reported that the committee had according to order taken into consideration the said bill and do concur in it without amendment On the Question being taken do the House concur in the report of the committee it was carried in the affirmative. On motion, Resolved that the said bill be Ingrossed for a third reading to-morrow. On motion The House resolved itself into a committee of the whole agreeable to the outer of the day on the bill to amend an act entitled an act concerning servants and for Other purposes and after some time spent therein Mr. Speaker resumed the chair and Mr. .Decker reported that the committee had according to order taken into consider ation the said bill, and had made some a

amendments thereto to which they desire

the concurrence of this House On the Question being taken do the House concur

in the report ot he committee on the bill with the amendments it was carried in the affirmative. On motion,

Resolved that the said bill be ingrossed

On motion Resolved that the House of Representatives nem. con; the Resolution of the Legislative Council notwithstanding that this House have the light and will maintain it that in the present cafe of -the election of a Delegate to Congress this House were not only justifiable but acted praise worthy in refunding their Resolution and agreeing to the amendments made by the Legislative Council for the following reasons 1st. because in the opinion of this House the Legislative Council unreasona-

bly delayed to appoint the committee of

conference from Tuesday Morning until Friday. 2ndly. because the interest of their

constituents require that no unnecessary 1m

pediment should prevent then proceeding

to the election ot a delegate in pursuance of the ordinance and as recommended by

the executive so as to give the person elect

ed merely time to reach the seat of the

General Government by the meeting of

Congress. On motion,

Resolved that the Clerk of this House

do inform the Legislative Council of this

resolution. On motion,

Resolved that the House according to

the order of the day resolve itself into a

committee of the whole on the bill for

erection of a new County out of the Coun-

ties of Knox and Clark and after some time

spent therein Mr. Speaker resumed the

chair and Mr. Messinger reported that the committee according to order had taken into consideration the said bill and had made an amendment thereto - to which they desire the concurrence of this House. ' . 11

On the Question being taken do the

many events of consequence. The fol- /'party : so far he ferrm-d to f rve the Inferlowing minutes ate however all that we /ests of the Sulun Muh.ip: i, v t.om tbe can now give of their contents. , Musti had till then kept dependence upon CAPTURE OF LISBON AND THE / himself A new Musti had been appoint-

RUSSIAN FLEET. ed. Sultan Mustapha testified the greatest London Sept 15 Star Office, second confidence to Mustapha Barister Edition. But on the 28th July, this Pacha was We stop the press to state. that this as seen to enter Constantinople at the head

ternoon at half past 4o'clock, a son of / of 8000 men, and after assembling the sir H. Dalrymple, together with captain / Mufti , the Ulemas and the ministers, he

Halstead, Captain of thefleet under admi- / pronounced the deposition of Sultan Musral sir Charles Cotton, arrived at the admi- / tapha, demanding of him the restitution of ralty, and at the secretary of state's office, / Sellin. Upon his refusal to deliver him up, with the important information, that Ju- / he got on his horse at the head of his minnot and his whole army are prisoners of / isters and his troops, and marched toward war That Lisbon Is occupied by the / the Seraglio. The Seraglio was shut ; it British troops and that the Russian fleet / soon opened, but it was only to deliver the has surrendered to admiral sir Charles Cot- / murdered corpse of Selim to those who had ton. Some French frigates were found / demanded. Mustapha among ft them ; the whole taken amount upon Ins inanimate l uv 5 very teftiir.ony' to 27 fail. . . t'f regret i,d devotf di.ris hv.itan MulConfidcrebte difebntent has been rhani-'t3pha is depofrd ar.J l.- y.iuni;er lit. her fefted at the conditions gr iiited to the Mhniout, coufin toSvlin. is pnt Limed French and RulTians at Lifbon an unton Grand r iror Tlx Frid..y tier he rc-

ditional furreuder.was expraed, inftead ot p-ired avoiding to ci-ltom, t tlv M..fque9' allowinc the French: army to march out in the n. ait ot the public r.a l.iu tn.us.

with the honors of war, and the fleet to be'The Grard Vizir h..s L-tcn- d.pof.d, and

retaineu only ioruxmontns iiner a utnui "o v-..., u l( nur.i itK jj tive fettlement of peace, inftead of being - Muftspha BnricU r iciui'td tt, t ;he feized as prizes, and amlird to the ufe of pft f Grand Vizir; he ii cl d to

wient. The Tower guns were how- choofe one. font Irici.ds of S ilt.,,, .Vufia-

for a third leading to-morrow. On m tt it n, Tlie Houf agreeable to the ordrr of the dy rcfolv-d itO-lt" iuto a committee of the whole on th bill to !trr and amend an ac ent J'-d :.n rtt oig.mizinj Courts of Common Pjras md ir other pmpof-s, and after f)iue tini' fpr.it t: r-in Mi. Spr'kei refumed the t!ir .'nd Mr. H;f r-p'rtf'J tfi.it the committee h.i accoic u j t. ..rd-i taken into corif.der ri'n the Lid lull .-.:

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to whii Ii thrv h tl r - 'he r o'ciirreii( e -d !);

HmiiT- f).. tf.r O : lh') Unn: taken

th- M.ulcconruf in the rprt ot Jie.on. n:i:trf on the fud bill witn the a.ntnd m -nts it carried in tiie ;.ft:i inti ve. Ot Motion, H.I-dvH tlMi the f-id h'-M he es.jtofTcd fo 4 it. '. admg to morro.v. O 1 " n, H.-f. !.( rfn! tli is VI r-j fr dr u f

met aCvOiUlTU' to

yju. ur.-l - ' k tin

rri'Liv I

T'.e Ho.;

jij-nt. 0i n.iticn R I .Led th t: 1. r hition p-Tr ' th'- H'u! y c 1 i f 1 ..iv s ' c uj S.'uf; G 'v. iti 'H V '' " m-;!'.-d l .f- . .'i' -- tin word r.wLidciit, (Ly iL'c ;icaI mud.)

Houfe concur ilvthe report of the committee on tbe fid bill with the amendment it

was carried in th'e affirmative. t

On Motion, . Refolved that the fiid bill be ingroff'd

for a thivd reading to-morrow.

On motion, Refolved that this Houfe do now ad.

lourn till to-morrow morning 9 o'clock and

nen the Houle adjourned. Saturday, 8th October 1808. The Houfe met according to adjourn

ment. An ingroffcu bill to amend an a entitled an act to regulate the fees of the feveral officers and perfons therein named was read a third time.

On motion . Revived that the faid bill do pafs anr; that the title be us aforefaid. An inrofT'd hill to alter and smend an aft organizing Courts of Common Pleas and for other purpolVs was read a thiid time On motion, RefoLed that the faid bill do pafs and zhn the title be as afore faid- An ingroflfcl 'ili to arffend an acl entitled, an at concerning fervants and for other purpofes ws rr:d a third time the fame being anu'ixh d at the Clerks table.

On motion, Refolved that the fid hill do paT and that thr title be as v.fore laid. An inroiT'd hill to form a new Connty out ot he Counties of Knox and Clark was read j thi .1 time. On motion, R Lived that the fid hill do pafs and that thr title be as aforefaid. On motion, Refolved that the Clerk do carry the foreoh- itvroird bill to the Legiflatixr C. ti it'll c delire their concurrence tin t c 1 - ti m-lTage fram th-? Lriftit.ve (oun by Mr. Hurl their Clerk - Mr. SP-4. I t, directed hy the Leg'rfLtive Coutic'd to ir,f-:n liis Houfe that they have pMf.-d n act i'upph -mental to an ac entitled at cl lernL.ti'- the General and Coirs of

1 a C-mMiiun Plrs and for other purpules r v. hirh rl -y defire tlie com nrrence ot tiuc I!ruiV ;,.,d then he withdrew, the fame ici'ii' re J. 0 r. iv ! i:n 11! Ivf d thit the Lid bill be read a !Cond tune on Mniuhv nxt. ( i'j be izntinutd )

nred on the promulgation of the new. pha,' and rmong the r ti his Gn.J tqr, the attempt of the illumin.-'iion Cttuldy b.ive be n beheaded. Ten ( 'he -.s .k

gvernnient

ever

but tiie attempt

nnr h hrmivrht to bear. Lhe andk a ; meiidCea w 1U1 tiie Unic ntc.

would not bu n,or the inhabitants did no:

choofe to light them.

BOSTON, Oaoher 18.

Important Extract.

The London. papers ftate that ly the ternis'granted u jnntit, ti e FrVr-4 h t.ps were allcwed to m.rch .net of Lffbon uh

Extract from the French Expofe,!jhips were to he gives, up by the F.iith C 1. . 1 r"j- r fin liv mnnrlie ultpr ll i u i li.lim, .1 . . M.

OepieillOCr, lOUO. 1" iivii.i . niv ium iluuii HI .J The court ot Vienna has confhntly tef- finitive peace.. The people wf u6iard

ieflv the moft ' amicdbir.were dilutisfied vith th-le

tificd to your maiefly

intentions-; indignant at the policy of n-

glar.d, (he has recalled her iniiditer from

London, t.-:it liack the minifl -r who was at

Vienna, (but her ports agairdf Englar.d,

atid placed hrrfelf in n ftnt of wii with that power. She adds to thtfe mrafurr-s

n interdict in her norts -again ft the admit

lion of velltls, wrmh under a neutral fLrj, are only the iarrms of Knlifli proJuce and mert handizc. t.atteily, however, this power his carried its armament" beyond mcafute its military forr.e is out of all proportion to its population ai d finances' Y:ur minilters, fue, only wilh to re!tark this, iit ord-r that yoor n .jeliy miy perceive the n ce (Tity of liiirnntiug your force, for th- pmpcfe of pief rvmg tiie re htive fuperiorry which ex'dls between the power and the population of the two empires. T he mericans," a people who involvt '.heir fortune, their prctpciity, aiui aliiM.i;

vlieir cxillaiice, in remmerer h. ve giv-nj f i i I

r he exnnle ot threat hik! coumjiou l aei i- f

le tcinu, as not

icoming up to thtir txpt daticns.

Extract frcm thz mtsa e cf the Enipercr to ihe Senate I am determined to cany on the war with Spain wuh t t: utnioll activity, r.rd rOii.y the armies which Fine iv no1 i .o dilembarked in that loinitiy. 'J nr , :uItL r fecurity of my fubjtcts, the piofpniiv uf cominene, and a inaraiimi j ( m f ? n.nlt a like drpnd on thefe important cpi. us. ' My alliance with the tmp-W ( 1 1 Rtllia

extingiiilhescvery i;opr wi.ih F.nLi.u ".-ii

entertoin tM in her prefpedts. i L v ,fo doubt rt f v c? :rg the nr a( ;c on lh- c. i. i tntt

nu I neitl ei wn'l noroui'I.t to n! ii.. n

tiir .4 r rait illation." ajul the rnns f ii.Q

otlier ('onus, rs-d fit . v- n.

rrcrte ti.'-ir armur, it is a duty on lit ;o mcreate i; n-.

net,- . vt i

IHA-lI.Lt lit

J ht rirpiic o! (1 :.i! ::.?i.,ple lin witii tiie n,, ft vn.im . . n St han Sehm, the bi tl (tij.eioi n.-iii hive h,..i for a Ir r t 4.j

l!iey have ful'pendtd, hy a jrenr r i I j : V alkn I y t! c- hands tt .

jmbargo, all commerce .-i;d . all n; iriion.

r thrr than fliaiwt tnllv fbiunit to that tn bute, whit h the Kniith impol"" on the n v;r;ition of all nations. GTiniiiy, Itly. Sw'r Zfi Lnd, ird H!!ii (i, are peafcai.K, itid war only-for a maritime peace to txztX. their iudullry. , VIENNA, AuguH 12.

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L A 1 E IN 1 JC E AT E. A gentl'Mian has tao'ru n. with tie rric Ar,us of the S3vi f Anuft, bio't

1 his tot;fhrphe h& tl-r Jy .li5cuu nr.

Extract from the itjutt cf the Mit.i.ter of ; .r. Si UK 1 have the hci cr ;f . ying 1 ( fMe your tnajell) ti e iLte ard tiruat:(i ( 1" . ur m..- It) i .rs ii. Poh.nd, mPit ll. t, u d in Sdelia, in IXt.iiir.k, in D In iia. in Aii). r.y, in N pics, Jt.;y, and Spain I annrx to it that of ycur n:.ij.!)'.- .un.i-i ul ic'cre at Bolniii.c, f u thi it on the ILi , : i v :u i:e ii.tr rinr. Your

PM-ie MMnrrci c.t ttr ?u

hy tiie ShipbeidHs tr u A ! ft-rUni ai d

other pp.Lit French trr.n- v.l'ni ri:tl ninu icits ; s;d liiat ti. vt e i.ccr

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