Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 44, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 October 1809 — Page 3

ccs In La Mancha, Eftraruadur:?, Sec. and upon the fmalleft computation, it is eftimated thrv th

in a body, cr in pofitions to co operate with each other. Thus iomething important may be expelled to refult and that very ihortly. Cadiz, July 2S. All the news from the interior is extremely gratifying evey tiling goes on well. The French finding their iorce too much divided, have evacuated th north of Spain, as far as fcrrol, and have concentrated all their forces in the neighborhood of Madrid, with a determination no doubt, of waiting united the rcfults of the campaign in Germany. The combined troops of England and Spain are, however, determined to bring them to aft ion, and it is expected at this very moment that a general aclion has taken place. The refults are not much dreaded. Should the French

be worfted,Jieir army will be deftroyed. Should the combined army meet any reverfe they have a powerful army of referve on the road to their afilftance, and the pjflcs to this province are well guarded. It is reafonablc to exprct that if the Auftrians hold out but a few months longer that there will not be a Frenchman in Spain except prisoners. Reus July 12. We have gotd news

ceived a reinforcement of 3000 men, and repulfed the French with great (laughter, in a general attack they made upon the city and fortrefs on the 6th inft. which lifted

10 hours. Gibraltar, July 26 The BritiHi expedition frciv. Sicily, under general fir John Stuart, has t!ifembarked near Npl-s, and taken feveral plates, among them Raida. The natives in great numbers, were joining the Britifii army. Merchz July R Yefterday's mail brot' vs the following letter, which wc give here literally : Mahcn June 2 I Mr, Editor, I avail my felt of the opportunity of a vffel going to fail for the coaft of Spi!iHto impart to rur beloved nation the pleafipg and nfEci-tl intelligence which the governor of this iftand has juft r- eiv d frcm his Sicilian majefty, to the fP owing purpofe. u ike Lintiih and Sicilian troops which landed on the eo?ft of ItIv, united with the intrepid natives of that kingdom, who are anxious to t-ke vengeance for the evils infi;ced on them by the tyrant of Europe, have obta'ned the greateil advantages, js thry have fucceeJ-d in fctting the whole of that kingdom i Naples) againft the cppreflor Murat. who tyranizas over it, and enabled many of the towns which groaned under his yoke to fl.ske itofT, 'There is notitv in Italv. fit is further fluted) but !u itTurd n proclamation to urc the inhabitants to rife." And tits intelligence ben gfo favorable to the mcft juft caufe which the Spr.:arJ are detei-ding, 1 will not let this opportunity eft; r( e, that the nation may have the joyful news without delay. I have the hnnrr to ht (Signed) V A R I IN COSTA.

was, on the 11th inft. received by the fecretary of (late, as fucccflor of David M. Eilkine, efqr. The lecrctary of Rate left the city of Wflington the 13th inft. for Baltimore. The fecretary of the treafury alfo left the city the fame day fcr the northward. Chi I. paper.

J POST-OFFICE, Vincennis, Odober 1ft, 1809. j LIST of letters remaing in this OfXJL fice lift quarter, which if not taken out before the expiration of three months, will be returned to the General Poft-Qtfice is dead letters, viz. A William Archer, 2. Charles Allen, Robert Archer, 2. John Allen,

Robert Allen, Samuel Adams, James Adams, Philip. A I my, B Jmes Baird, Abraham Bruner, C Daniel Conner, Margaret Crofby, Ann Curry,

9 Thomas Archer,

Rcccy Archer, Simucl Aldredge, Mary Allifon, Jofeph Barron, James Buchanan,

David Crock, Adam Clement, Zrphcrin Chcnet, Joliah Carrico,

Abraham Decker,

Hannah Davis,

John Dougherty, fohn Durham.

To u (Tain Dubis, jr. Tou (faint Dubois, fr.

John Diana, E Nathl. Enfminger, Nathaniel Ewing, Henry Edwards,

Robert Falls,

Peter Frederick,

per week, or 730,000 lbs. per annum. They add'that the confumption for 1810 will be 20,000 lbs. per week, or 1,040.000 lbs. per ann,im this will make too lumrn-r pantaloons, and two fummer coatee s for 200.000 men the value will be 1000,000 of doiLrs at the wholcfale cafh price of th ftuft'only. To a country of 30 miles fquare this is 'a ferious nntter tor fubfiftence and pp.fit.The works of this houfe only, (the greteffc in that diftricl) employ in various ways 1000 perfons. Let this fact be compared with the firft years return of exports, and the firft of imports under the prefent cenftitution. Let Rhode Ifland be conftderrd as having 80,000 perfons of our 8 millions, and it requires 80 millions of dollars to reach the fcale, on which flie combines her bbor-fav-ing machinery and ikill with fouthern produce. As 4 millions (of our couutry) n 1790 exported but 20 millions of doll ars in all things, this branch of R. Ifhnd induttry quadruples our recent exports and imports, and doubles both, in the fc.tle of the nation. We never took from England, for our own ufe, more than a mere fraction of 80 millions of piece goods. R. Ifland greatly ex ceeds her portion of them. It m ay be fiM that Rhode Ifland does not weave all thrfe goods : that they are fcattered thro thr union. This is true ; but Rhode Ifland furnifhes much of her ("pinning, and the fttr z more than 30 miles fquare. It carries on largely other manufadlures, bring a ftateof little extravagance or luxury, and much induftry, economy and Ikill. It would be incorred to fuppofe that Rhode Ifland do?S not perform much more in manufactures than the weaving, dying and drf.fllng of one million of cotton wool per annum,

Wm. Gamble, 2. Jofeph Grifiln, Mofes Harriman,

Harvy Ileth,

Thci. S. W. Gwift, II James Hanna,

John Harvy,

Dr. Geo. Hunter, James Hanner, Samuel Johnfton,

Samuel Lane, Dr. Saml. M'Kce, Frederick Mclde, John M'Gowen, V. Moiitgomcry, Joftph Out ille, Peggy Pea, John Pea,

James Love, M Ifaac M Coy, Robert Mordock, M'Ifaac JwM'MulIcn O

Noah Parcel!,

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, - THE LAWS OF THE INDIANA TERRITORY, Comprising those Ads formerly in force, and as Revised Br Messrs. JOHN RICE JONES, and JOHN JOHNSON, And p?-sed (after amendment?) by the Legislature ; and the Original Ads passed at the First Session of the Sixond General Assembly of the faid Territory. Fries Three Dollars & Fifty Cents

Booker Shiehh, Samuel Shields,

Franc i". Ja:r.r J-ckIo: trao' '.in v ?.nd piii'.ut-r

Britani.ic tjti'y tj v."..itci Sutis,

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Aquilla Ramfay, 2. Abraham Rcdarmcl,

S Andrew Starnater, Thos. Sedgwick,

Abraham Weft fall, James Weft fall, David Wilry, 2. Benjur.in Wells, Jo-1 W..ikit.s, Fuleiton Woodi, Abel Weiifall, John Widener, Ehrneztr Wall, 79 CENl. IV. JOHNS TON, . m. It i; cmiiiered i ti e grrtte.ft Cotton n Mi r :r.ti: l.oulr ir. IVnvj !-tu e (K. I )

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ALSO A FEW COPIES OF THE LAWS PASSFI) At the Second Session of thr Second General Assembly of the Indiana TcrritoTrie Fifty Cents

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NOTICE, ALL p-rfons are hereby cautioned againft trading fur. or taking an affignmen: on a bond given by me to John I Itifton, to r. ike him title to a tract of la:d ipecified in f.iiJ bond. :s w- lrvc iccanted our baijip, and he fnii' s to .m& up he bond, j I -t!i d t-uiM-:- ! v. K", ta Co.np'y Vkitli it f"!r t tnr '!!.-.' I y J(HN DUUGHLUTY.

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