Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 49, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 November 1809 — Page 3

THE WESTERN SUN.

VINCENNES, NOVEMBER 18, 1809. Died on Sunday night, ' the 5th inft. Doctor Samuel M'Kee, after a long and lingering illnefs, which he bore with chriftion fortitude, & rc iigned his breach without a druggle in his death the community have left a friend, the faculty an orhament, and his family a loving hufoand and a kind father. On Thnrfday the 9th inft. John Ingram of Clark county, Indiana territory, was convicted of horfc ftealing, and was condemned to be hanged on the 1th day of December next. After fentence was pronounced on him beconfefied in pen court who were his accomplices, among the reft, named Jacob Richardfon, whofe character for a long time lias excited the ftrongeft luscious againft him. Richardfon and Trtflf, two of the perfons implicated, who were prefent, were immediately committed to j iil, and (tepshave been taken to apprehend others. In cur next we will publifh the written confeflicn of Ingram, which we have been favored with by a friend. Lou. Gaz.

FOR THE WESTERN SUN. Thofe gentlemen who hive received pe titions in favor of his Excellency Governor Harrifon's re-appointmrnt, and have not returned them, are rtfpecfully requeftrd to tranfmit them without delay to the Editor of the WYftern Sun. It is important tint the petitions lliould arrive at the feat of the General Government at an early prriod of the enfuing feflion of the Nuional Legiflature, efpecially when we refl-dt. that envi us ambition can rear its demoni ark creft, and malignant faifehnods be diffnninated with the fame facility in Wafti ington city as they are generated in the Borough of Vincennes and its vicinage. NotvvdthfUnding the hue and cry of Go vernor Harrifon's 4 declining popularity,' it is now well afcertained that the 4 credulous few who adhere to his adminiftration conftitute a majority of nine tenths of the Territory fo much for the veracity of his political enemies. FHOCION.

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Foreign Attachment

NOT ICE is hereby given, that a writ of attachment ifTuecl out of the Court of Common Pleas of Dearborn coun ty, Indiana territory, at the fuit of James Knight, againft the goods and chattels, lights and credit, lands and tenements ot

llicnard Reddy, a non-rend-nt, ins plea of i r .i . 1 .

Trelpais on me tar, ihiimc iwemy enree dollars, thirty eight and a quarter cents, returnable to the term of Auguft, 18'J8, on which the hVrifF of faid county hath returned, that lie lias attached one mare as the prop-rty of fait! Rddy, : Notice is therefore hereby givrn, that unhds the (did Rif h ud Redely, do apprar by himfclf, or attorney, jut in fpi-cial bail, and receive a declaration, iudgm-nt will be entered a-

gainQ loin by drfnuit, and the property fo

attuhed (old for the benefit ol all creditor.,

who may appear rn :itled to receive a fharr

icreof. and w ho mav dulv c mm the tame. Saml. C. Faticc, c. c. r. A M - s Dim., attry. lor plamttft.

Laiiiencr'MPh. "0:1: S-pt. 1S09

HUNTING. Han :!b . (Inculir Letters, A N I) h I- K I N DS Of HL NKS, NKATI.Y AM) ACtniATH.Y f'HINTH) AT THIS OITICK.

WANTED. A ROY between I I Sc iG years of ne ai u un.r. ntKC totlu printing buliutii at this oliitc.

Fhe Dollars 7?

AN AW AY from a DeUwaie Indian on the Tuefday the 3 lit day of Ojtober laft, at col. John Small's a Sorrel Morie, about five years old, about fourteen hands high, his imin cut Ihort, and his tail trimnied very dole, he h is a black ftreak all along his back, he is a ftrong well made horfe ny perfon taking up fa horfe ami de"vcring bin t r.e in Vincennes fliall receive the above reward.

Joseph Barron. Interpreter.

otice.

eggy, without any lawful

realUll, ll.lS left mv linnfr- anri hnirA

ud fedued fome of mv children to fellow

her, Ifo hereoy forward all perfons from

naving any dealings with her or them on. my account, as I will not p.y any debts of their contracting.

John Slover senr. 27th Oaober, 1809. 4a 2

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LAST NOTICK.

LL thofe indebted to the fuhferiber

are requ-ft-d to make payment on or

before the 1 5th day of November next- as no indulgence will be given after that time-.

John D. Hatf. ftober 30, 1S09. 48 2v

'Foreign Attachment. CT OTICE is hereby (riven that a writnf

IN attachment iffued out of the court of

Common Pleas, of Dearborn county, Indi-

ana territory, at the (uit of Robert Piatt,

againfl the goods and chattels, rights, cre-

lits, lands and tenements, of John Hend-

erfon, a non refident, in a plea of debt.

twenty feven dollars, feventeen and a half cents, returnable to the trrm of An ;ull, 1808, on which the fherifF of faid county hath returned that he has attached one rriare s the property of faid Henderfon, Notice is therefore hereby given, that unlefs the faid John Henderfon, do appear, by hirnfelf, or attorney, put in fpecial bail, and receive a dechration,' judgment will be entered againfr him by cl.-fiult, and the property lb attached, fold for the benefit of all creditors who may appear entitled to receive a flnre thereof, and who will duly claim the fame. Saml. C. Vance, c. c. p. Jamks Dill, attry. 7 for plaintiff". y Liurenceburgh, 0th Sept. 18H9. A REQUEST,

THE perfon who borrowed Goldsmith's

Essays Eowe's Poems, and Historical

Anecdotes, the latter in French and Englilh will jdeafe return them to the office of the Weffern Sun.

FOR SALE AT THIS OITJCE, THE REAL PRINCIPLES OF no MAN CATHOLICS, Bv a FRENCH CLERGYMAN. Carefully revised Sc Elucidated with Notes

BLANK DKKDS For Sale at this Office ALSO

Hlank If arrant.-:, Summonses, and

Lxt cutions for Magistrates. For Sale at this Office 1 RESPECTFULLY inform the pub lie that 1 am now carrying on the Rett! maki::g and Blue-dying bufin-fs i:i the hmiie formerly ocmpitd hy Win" Mi

bnwfii omioiite th- ()iirt houfc in V

eiinrs, I tli .ll cohr C ,tton drep hie at 7.) t ents per pound, pde blue at 37 -ud a wAS. t'nts pM p'juud, Wo.il ticen 'tin- 4l 5'J cents p-r pound, plc bine at '2 S ctnt-,-r p Mind, i: inuft hr r II ilranrd at. it

cleared of ;-re i(e and foap. lb as tl'f coh" "iv tke its n ''jr , riiVct ; I uilltake t x tl-.rf k! at 2 5c G i prr In. and tow thread at I i I p-r In. m pr p v for Reei, nd nil! always hv a fop; iv on Ix ul t aci orntnod4t'- pu i h.'.r i I ijivr twrlvr S a half cents pn pulhd f .r rod afh. JOHN BR UN ER. June 1G, 1809. ."JGm

AUSTRIA & FRANCE. Lovdox, Sap:. 5 Private letter? of the lit inft. from Holland, give the leading f.-aturs of the trrty now negotiating between France and Auftria. Napoleon to his other titles adds, it is f.id, that of Archduke of Aullria; and the Emperor Francis is now to be king of Bohemia and Hungary. Moravia, it is probable, will be comprifed in the latter f.tverty ; but the pre

vious appropriation which Bonaparte had made of the Auftrian divifion of Poland, will, it is believed, be adhered to: and a

paffage will be required for the French

troops through the Auflrian dominions.

foment the letters flate that the treatv

is already concluded nor have we any

oubt that virtually it is, tho fome forms

may yet be wanting to its completion.

Even. Stqr. Same date A letter of the 1ft inftant

ftates tht p- ice has been figned between

Aultna and rrance. The conditions as was to be fuppofed, are fufficientlv hard. The

emperor Francis, it i ftid, is to keep Hun

gary, ISohetnr and Moravia, and to cede

Auttna, including its capital, Vienna, Gallicia, and all his other territories. He is aL fo to relinquifh the. imperial title, and be

ftiled king of Hungary and Bohemia.

lionap.ii te takes the title of Archduke of Auftria. Bavaria gains a hrore arreflion of

territory. Upon the above letter we may

remark, that it peace h?a been figned, it is ftrange we have heard no rejoicings on the oppofite coaft. Courier NEW-YORK, Oaober 30. Last arrival. The .hip Packet, captain Troop lias arrived at Boftn in 38 days from Liverpool, bringinix London dates to the 6:h S.-ptemner. One of thefe mentions, but at the fame time treats it as a mt re bubble, tin: a treaty of peace had -ctud!y been figned between France and Aullria,

dhna, and tint no.bittle flnce thofe which have beru r ortrd, had bc( n f mSht. Thlaft advices fiom London (the nrarrft mari. time pl.ee to the Lte fcene of war) dc not intimate any preparations on the p rt of thEngldh, to embark their troops, nor wny appi ei.t i finus on the p-irt of the Portusurfc lor the idueof the patriotic caufe 1 he patriots were in excellent fpirits ; and provifions w-rc very plenty and.chrvp in Cdia and Lift)jn, and nothing were wanting to lupply the armies, but energy in the adminiftration of their affairs Letters from Spain ft.te, that in all the provinces they have ovenun, the French deftroy every fpecirs of animal and vegotable food which they cannot confume. That on quitting a country, after robbing the houlrs and cotages they fet fire to the wheat fields, olive groves and vines ; and that all thole beautiful flocks of fhen., once the boaft and wealth of Spain tho thev afford but indifT-rent meat, have been nearlv all killed by the French and fent out of the kingdom ; that the dift.efiVs ofSpiii are beyond drlVrip:ion ; that a great fcarcity of fpecie w;rs experienced at Madrid, and that fome of the heft informed Frenchmen in Sp.in were of opinion, that unl fs Napoleon has a profpea of recovering the Spanifh colotnes, f.e will evacuate the p-ninfuU ' as a b d bargain, and give his brother Jofeph fome other kingdom. The American charge des alT.dr?, near the fupreme governing Junta, is faid to be a warm advocate" of the patriot caufe, and to have confidence in its fuccefs The clergy of Spain continue the moft faithful and zealous fupporters of the patriotic caufe. It appears too they are held in higheftimation. Thcbifliop of Toledo is to be regent of the kingdom : and the new Viceroy of Mexico, Don Fiancifcodo Z na de Napoleon to the P pe, ha?, it poffible, nnrp-ned thrir hatred to him. The I dt accounts fiom .Cadiz (to S(-pr 6) confirm the report of the relignation of gen. L'ueft, and that on th- rrcommMicla-

tionof the Ein-hOi ambalfador, (marquis

in which the emperor h .s furrendered his I Welh fl y) the Junta fnd agreed to the title of empfror, and had f crifired all his !'fnrmtinti of a H-(riicy, whic h it w.s x-

dominions to iionaparte excepting Hungary pecttd would b" more rfn- ient thtn- the and Bohemia, of which he is to br the king Junta, The bitlmp of Tol-do was mentU and Bouap irte is to add to his title that of j oned as the expected Recmt.

Archduke of Auftria.

4 An official account of lord Willington (Wrllefly) gives the prticulars of his retreat, but they bvt not reached us. The French fp -ak confidently of foon becoming maft-rs of Genoa, tho' it ftdl held out. The expedition has returned to England owing to the fu kin fs of the troops and the formal prep irations of the enemy, excepting 1500 men which had been left to krep poflvftton of thr highly important iflmd of

W drfiercn. Lord Lh itham it was report

Oaober 20.

By the fl.ip Pnket, capt. Field, which arrived on Wednefday morning from Liverpool. Londen papers to Srpt. 5. were received, On account of the numeroin army which the French have collected on tho banks of the Scheldt, and ficknefs among the Britilh troops, the expedition againlt Antwerp and the French tleet there, has been abndon'-d. VValcheren to berrtainrd for the prefent and no attempt on Hcl-

1 vortftn jys and Williamitadt was talked of

ed was to be liroiiglit to a court inartia for tk r -i,,,,. r .i - r. . , u ! i-i i n t i i . 1 or tailure t the exp-dition to its prm havinur nv his dil ttorv ondurfi. loft the nh. 1 . . . . . r

having by his dil ,tory c ondudl, loft the ob

j-C.t ot the expedition. Rullia. it wns f-tid, had Lid embarraiTments in the way of any further entry to American vflVls. Qn the other bind Denmark and Svrd-n are (Yid to have opened their ports. This, however, is very much doubted, An intrlliirent Spinifli office r in th'ucity lately from Spain reprtfents it as a hop-lefs tternjit for Bonaparte ever to think of conquering that country. Overturn it he

lays he may but to luvijtjgate it he never can.

ripl object has added new viohnce to j rty

Ipirit in nti;rl'nd oome bume th iom mender in chief, and cII fir a court nnrtial Some ,U rd-e t!i dif-ppoiutmnt to blunders and imb- ility in ?h- nunilb . . It is fommnil tJitis in advif circun llnces, cer.fnre is - tl i-t! lont. Tb-t p-ire is our!u'i'-0 h'-turrii Fr 'CC and Auftria i-- no' jvt ' fthftird ois otfi( i il r.uthori'y, alMiotih i: is now rrported witb incrcaf'd cvi'fidenr e, ai.ri feme of the terms are rvrn fu-ieftrd. It is fii.crnLr, that

Auftri4. r'-pfjeiit.-d a; fubdu-d, (lioulJ thus

it is not However, Dv nptiMiing large armi-s i , ... . . Vt

to large armies the .Sr:ii.ifh rxp. tl to 1m- con.5 rondtions 1 reed, but in that lef. Iprendtd, but cnnllv r c , , , - , 44 jr .- i i 1 1 'mji Sp-in w- I-irn tht thr fort of drllruilive molr of warfare, wl.ifh (dnlills ,,:.. ' . cr j j i.i . n i ontjui, app-rtaioiii(; to the uty o( G'-ro in rnttirirr nit rvcrv indivKin I th-ir Uif.tl-. . ' ..' ' 1

alter a brive rr(iftncr. 'I hr lrToir garrii n efr to the civ. wbii h f-fonj Srag fi. It4 ff)r-'y cp'Uf Iwtvver, is n w confidently picdiced by the Gallic gene r ,1. The Packet ftil'd f'-n Liverpool on the 8tii .f Srj)efn'trr. fuft previr us to hr 'l"jrtur-, there w fndd'-fdy a grnt rife in Ani'Mcan ' , '. I'rrm tin iifumft nee it is co- j' cnrt d tint inl!i.' i.r r of thr r.-vi .1 r f oi'f non-int'-'f on f- I w h-d rr ched 1"" tj-'t l!l '" ; r-it w:i5 ! f f.rTf ! ' V 'h !r wh" p fi T' :i i, rill h. y b d rn d t h"rr pre'. ( . I'd ) fv w r? dilpitrbd l"rr, N- w V r lc n;i J ltb of

trom hiscainn, (o that the French will nv.

t be able to conlider themf-lves mdtersof a foot ol ground rimrr tluii what is aCtu dly and inmi'-iiiatr ly or rnjjitd their r. my. Tlie country l e ( y, is lo entirely '!"va!latfd, tliat m-.t even rr fr-fhinrnrs can n- f 'tind for t!r trav 1!t wrhiii 10') milrs d Madrid, h (nif-i im it is i ftft, tbit "he Frrtvh armv coj(t!i en!irIv cn prvi(i. ons an i fnrage broug!;; all the w..y lioin France. BO'VPOV. ,b.r 13. V o rt i m r -nf V hive ICC( II Kidi I Itr 8th ult. It ts itrtl y tii-ni, t!i ! tbf r t ar-n.r ; which bsd )rrn in fu.;fl oi, j,- b ird-ri of i EilririHdnr i, ;f r c orihtndn; and i-fh ing rvrry kind v l .orj r ui-n r ti b-.i'l, lud brMi co.np-d o fpir-if, n,d mrr to points wh-re iiibflt-nc- foul I be nti!in. ed : Pint th- l'--nfl! htifdl-n b ck n

Au "fr, to r nr i I riT. i - ! :T',y dy to ivr ft 'il - loui a t-i pnr. b-ifrs, and to withheld fiI-$.

Madrid,

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