Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 47, Vincennes, Knox County, 28 October 1809 — Page 4

POETICAL ASYLUM,

; 1 L . 1 tore them to pieces before his Faccf

From the American Watchman, and damned all American rebels, ckc. that they demanded his fea-

THE LIVERPOOL MOB. man's ,f and alter prefling part of

r-Lv. ? Thou cans't not furcly be confirmed fo the crew, tore it to pieces, which V V deeP . . lilt, captain M'Dugal Ihcwed me J

in the lewd trade ot cunning 5c intrigue, Many Qlher Amcrjcan veflys fuf. . As to out face us that thofe eyes were f . f J

A NEW PATRIOTIC SONG, Tho-e loft their faculty and ,11 . ,!.afV 0n,y.t? ? 1

, , r r ip . " j r ir i D rt um lukui ci iiism . vivi unit. 11 Gave Falle reports, and i4Ue but Bntilh .. i . i I r -a r l nr'tf r i . c . - : .... and always until now tided with Composed by WtlUam Lambert, Secretary virtue." . J - , . . . A n-nnliil n mnrtlfvintf tiflc a. the oritilh. He declares his con- ' J ammany Society of the City of pailllUl, a morillj mg UUK a- 3 r , , , t . wnitKHQ Tr U to rnnfirm 1 f f a vifction, and is lure, when the go- ) Washington, and sung at the celebration ailSUS. It IS to connrm a laci, a . o rl'imnin? f .ft uhirh from the in- vernment hears ol this infamous ( cf their anniversary, May 2th, 1809. mning taCt, U niLll, irom me in- iV y J J ' molt receffes of our fouls, we had outrage, that the will not pals it 1 Tne 2)e7 ardently wilhed might prove un- without demanding reparation iJ founded. But our hopes have Yours, &c. ; In ; w.9m rwM ;fi been Mailed, and we blulh to re- Christopher Bennett. ) in our vvagwam conven d wc will orign . 4 tcn the chain cord it, that beloved and innocent Kt:

Of friend(lip nd truth, and our birthright nation, untam, nas thrown anotn- A llulor one evening was flop.maintain, er dagger at the vitals of freedom. pt( by a foot-pad, who demanded Ko foe to Columbia nV.11 fee what we do: 44 Methought the billows fpoke and told me hjs money, when a fcilffle enfiK (1, But we'll honor the man who to freedom of it, I'llfucd, and the tur took the robistrue. The wind did fing it mr, and the thundrr, btr; meeting fome people, they Berry Dow, Vc. That derp .nd dreadful organ pipe pro. perfuadcii him to bear away with nounced." i . , .,. r Ko IcrfTers at I ibertr nrowlin? about i . .u l if t r HIS prize to a JuIllCC of th.e peace, ino iconers at uoerty, prowling anout, tiat (lrt.a(lfuI enemies of our ..l.j, f1(1 tnr j-j, nnri k 4, And cunninelv learchine our orincinles r i i r uh,cl1 the tar did ; and whrn the bV & r...r country are glIlc(1 n a gt1rl) ot imp tr pvnmniP mtrt

Shallcnterourdoors, nor (hall once have a r,eM UPr ' C carin ne the alfuult, he faid he mult take his ( - . emblem of our union and love- .K fK f t i n" r fight . r I i oath, that he put him in bodily fear That t. Lice or envy, can give nc de- 'gnty, were repofipg in the har- othtrwife he couh! not commit the light. urfafuPP",tn7,I';rcr- man,th T) err v Down ir A mob, a worle than lawUTs ban. of r i i t r verry voivn, err. at thejuliice, aniwcfed he damn ;X bitn, ruin on board, our national i- , . , n,r . : txru'i n un 'i i r "im, he put ine m bij'lilv lear ! ,f While (irons amor patn glows in each flag is dragged from its elevated vr ... ..... .i. J

' itandard, it is indignantly rent in tucn u u . r .We'll chenft, ardor with which we're Pof- fragments and humbled inhe dud, "f" e, ',,at 'st"e C:,k y,,!! fcfl ; ...b., ... , ., .. m iy let him go for damn me li I J

Andprote by ourconduft that wecan de- u . u. . . , " , lwrar to any luch he. r fen that give birth to our ltidepcndThe caule of our country, the peace of our enh fct tna 5n s;c A clergyman feeing his fon about-.

A mi h( tht AffA Q -vme Iw.rninn- IiTl. tn (lrillL' l 0i.lfvi ff KriHfU' Clii! -A

Dcrry Down.&c. m. . fa tr , , . , , n i n nJ The following is a copy of a fon, dont drink that filthy lhifl ; -J

In our foreign relations we've ever been letter which we have received it is the worll enemy you have.' fair, from the captain of the Revenue 1 k,l0VV lhat lather, replied the V To fay we're aggreffors there's no one who Cutter, belonging to this port. fon, but you know we are com,kre; Ponder it well, citizens of Ameri- m:uided to love our enemies lb Let us then be united-we need not fear ca? and doubt it who can ? here it goes." U all. ?'

The force :of JohnBull or the Emptor of TO THE EDITORS, EXTRAC V. The tops and

Lerrv Down utr September 24th, 1809. blades of corn make the belt ol fod- 1 i

uuarucuuu iw valine, oepi- der lor Cdftle, anil particularly lor Jf rebellion arifes in this fa'vor'd land, ember 23d by the Re venue Cutter hoifes. 'J'hey purify the biood, It's hatrful fomentcrs we re bound to with- general Green, the Superior, cap- nrevent humours of the eves, arc

ftnds. a tainM'Dugal, mafter, forty days a fovereign antidote aga'mll the. h

i ho juit retribution to treaion is due, , from Liverpool, lor Philadelphia, heaves, and a preventative ol ther .WeUkeep God-like clemency always in captain MfcDugal, informs, that he yellow water. If carefully dried'' VlCW n n had his enfign, jack, burgee, and and packed in Iheaves, and a very) ' Berry Dmnc. pejidant, hoilled on the fourth of little fait Icattered amonir them.

We truft the Great Spirit who governs a. JuJy hile lying in the harbor of they may be preferved a whole (

bove iivcijuui; unu mar a numoer ot year. r Will crown us with happinefs. order and Englilh came on board, and com- Jn thefe hard times, a prudent V

love : manueo mm to haul down those re- farmer lhould let nothing be waitAnd banifh the casmon of difcord to dwell, M colours. He reiufed to comply, ed, more particularly fo valuable Excluded from frrrmen, in his native hell. He Itates that they immediately a lodder a corn blades and tops. Berry Down, Wc. hauled them down in a great rage, Lane. Journ.