Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 42, Vincennes, Knox County, 23 September 1809 — Page 3

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riXCEXXES, St pTLUOLii 23, 1809. We have not received by the Lll mail any articles of a later date than before re ceived. There is a report, though vague, of another great battie upon the Danube between the two grand armies of Fiance and Auftria. By accounts from Spain, it appears the patriots continue to be fuccefsful. There is a report in fome ef the eaftern papers that general Armftrong, mir miniller at Paris, has failed for England, from whence he will embark for "America, and that his wife and family have failed fiom Nantz on their return home. NORFOLK, Anguft 30 . Yeftrrduy arrived in Hampton Roads the Britidi frigate L' Africaine, Cap:. P-iggett, of-4'J guns in 45 d:.ys f om p.r ifmouih, having on board Francis Junes Jackfim, efqr. his Britannic majrlly's envoy extraordinary ai;d miniller plenipotentiary U the TJ. StiCei, hia Ldv and three children. By the arrival we have London papers to the 13:h of july, fire days luer tlun thole leceivrd at HdifiX we fehct the most prominent nrticirs, and leave the reader to judge for him (elf. LONDON July 13. Orders were received at the cuftom honfe this'mot ning f r a general embargo to be laid on immediately. The expedition will iVl in two or thee days. Fortune h s fiowued upon another of the Bonaparte funily, and Jerome, who had advanced with his We'rohali.in and Dutch 4 troops iainft th Aufuians, threatening to drive them in few d.ys out iJ' Saxony, has been checked in l is p rfum:tiKus boairiii.r, ana been himf. If beaten. 1 Ins we infrr from an article in the ic: ond edition of tile Brlin Gaz-tte of 111 July he would not t lie hive uric-fed all the b.:g;:age in his if ar to letum to Mid.-Mur, nm h-nd in fuch In lie to Cilul for .di thr rj.fpufiblc troops to put in motion. AMCtoty over Jerome o npuic will be imputtnt, inaf. much as it will cnai le the Auli'hns tr advamV about the timr when ;re.it events vre to t.k- plice n Hanover and II:ff-?-Thc f iloi'-"- ia the -rlitlc to which we

have aiini'd : ptrCt from the n fecot.d edition of the B:iim C nut Gz-tte i.f 111 July, I lid;, which h -s been printed Liter than thole forwaid d by thr Ili'i.J ur h mad. At t! is m run,:, the 111 d" July at three ,o' ! 1; i.i the .lit-ri.oon, we received the following if.teli'-nce : t ( a Iftrr fiom Lfipfir, June 2'.) The Vr ft; i Ji n tioi;s u'lif'.i aimed hr.'e, nmbd i-g-iin on the C".il in mpIui: rf xl-.r AtilL'nn-. ; the king It If f. lhw-

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phalian army has palled through here, to order all the baggage he finds on the ro d to return to Magdeburgh ; he is alfo to 'proceed to CaflYl to ordrr all the difpofable troops to put themfelves immediately in motion.. Since yclL-rday afternoon it is faid the roar of cannon have been heard. Yarmouth, July 10 Arrived the Havoc gun brig, iieut, ttamber from the Baltic, and brings inteligence that Schill is not dead but only wounded, and is fortifying the ifland of Rugtn. N EW-YOKK, Auguft 21. The arrival of the Britilh packet Lady Pellew, fumilhcs fome interelling articles. The lateft London paper is the Courier, of the evening of the 3th ult. From this, and from Lloy'slill, we have copied all that can intertft our readers. London, July 8, A Gottenburg mail arrived this morning. Letters had been received there, ftatintr that the Aufhians had been victorious in every quarter, that they were mailers of xor.y and Franconia, and that the Dunfwick had furrounded Mgdeburgh. July 28 Flic following fiiort extract of a letter frem KclionLnd is fiom a gentleman at the head ot a refpectalle and rs fponfible o(H"e to a public body : u I have feen the official dilpatches of a victory by the Auflrians over t lie French.I'hirty thoufand of the enemy were killed, and two French tnarlhals were taken nrifoners.' IMPORTANT. C Bj tJie Summer, from Liverpool at Bos. J From LETH, (5cot.) July G. " Tlie Quail, lieutenant Ohborn, has juft 3rried from Heligoland, tvhich flic left on Sunday flje 2J. The commander reports, that while quitting the harbour, a tnefuge anived from the feat of war with the nf ws of tlie Auftriar.s having obtained a dec i five victory over the French on the 20th June. Two marihals, 20 generals, and 40, COO men, killed, wounded, and prifoners Captain Malcmyb, who left Heligoland five hours after the On ail, brings a proclamation of the archduke Charles, for a Te Deum fur the'victors. Bos. Cai. We are extremely happy to learn, that the unior tunute cmtives confined at Cartli.ieua, for t he connection with Miranda, h ive fuciredtd in tlfedtir.g- their efcapr, and h ive returned in health to ilicir native cuuiitry. ; r; A fire broke cm at Norfolk, on Thurf. d-y crk on the ulurvt, wliich confumcd five ware honit s with moT; ot their t o;:ntii befoicit was aireiled K,is lJC'J doiLrj A Iritifli frigate and two hri of v.'ar, block u!i:.j; Gu..t!' U' wi-ie J.ivrn (hoe i.i a hu i icic ii tiie . V.. v,?.xx of tl.e ;(lar,d on the la't -t u''. cei tul uii buaid t;.v.c'jt -ivo. ' ;... J.

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captain Gregory, has failed from Hatrpton Roads for ling land, with difpatchss iroai mr. Eifkineto his government. BY WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, Governor and Commander in Chief of the ana Territory, end Commissioner Plenipotentiary of the United States for concluding a 'lreaty or Treaties xvith the Indians North West of the Ohie. A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS conferences are about to be commenced in the town of Vincennes, with certain of the Indian Tribes, on fub jects interelting as well to the Territory, as the United States and whereas the laws of the Territory authorife and empower the Governor of faid Territory to prohibit the fale of any ardent or intoxicating liquors to the Indians, pending any Treaty or Conference. Now therefore I have thought proper to ifiue this my proclamation prohibiting the fale or difuofition of any fpirits or other intoxicating liquors, to, or amongfl the Indians, on any pretence whatfoever. in the Town of Vincennes, or within thirty miles of the fame. Given under my fyand, and the feal of the Territory, at Vincennes th'i3 twenty-third day of Auguft, one l.s. thoufand eight hundred and nine, and of . the Independence of the United States the thirty fourth. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON By the Governor, . JOHN GIBSON, fecretary. BY WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, Governor and. Commander in Chief of the Indiana Territory, A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS the circumftances of the Territory require that the Legislature fiiould be convened, I have the fore thought proper to appoint, and do by thefe prrlents appoint Monday the fixteenth day of October next, for the meeting of the fame 4 and the Members of the Lcillat.ve Council and of the IJoufe of Representatives, and each and every of them, arc required to give their attendance on that day, in the Town of Vincennes, r.ccordingly. Given under my hand, and the feal of . the Territory, at Vincennes, this l.s. thirty fir ft day of Auguft, one thoufand cii-'it hundred and nine, and of the Independence of the United States the thirty fourth. WILLIAM JlE:.ni HARRISON. By tlie Governor, JNO : GIBSON, -Secretary. e; TOR SALE AT llI!SiGE2CE f TV " HEAL PRINCIPLES OK 110 MAN CA 770 L ICS. IV. a FRENCH CLERGYMAN.

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