Western Sun, Volume 3, Number 8, Vincennes, Knox County, 10 February 1810 — Page 3

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I'lXCEXXES, ';,;:r.f?r 10, 1810. WV-ihis thy ommnice the publication of lire laws, of the U Sr.ites of the "prefent felllon, and ihail continue them until all are printed. On the 12th of January ult. in i:.::::mittec of the whole in the houfe of reprcfentiitivcs of the U. States, on the report of the feleel committee on the contelkd election (f Jonathan Jennings, the motion for concurrence was lofl S3 to .so, conleqiicntly mr. Jennings retains his feat. NFAV-YOUK, Jan. 6. ! I. utcst Foreign Nziis. To a vntiumnn pailener in the lliip Thomas, from St. Michael, we :wr. indebted for the loan of the London Courier of the 1 6th, irth and 18th Nov. four days the luted. The account of the dedrucYion of the Toulon iket had not reached London, but was - hourly looked for. The Knglifli papers lay nothing of a change of minillers. London, Nov.-16. We received this morning fome more Hamburg papers, from which we extract the treaty of peace between Sweden and Ku.flid. The fubdance ot the article relative to this country has been known for fome time. The ports of Sweden are to be fhut againll us, fait and colonial produce may be imported. The king ol Sweden promifes to ndhcre to the Continental f dem, with fuch modifications as i ll a 1 i be :r.ore particularly dipulatcd in the negotiation about to be entered into between Sweden, France and Denmark. Arov. 1 ". It feems to be expec-

nnd indeed it flioukl feem as if the negociation between the American government and mr. Champagny 1 ad been renewed before Bonaparte's return to Paris. However that may be, it is certain that the expectation to which we haveallu-

! ded has been held o-it in publica

tions known to be ollicial. NORFOLK, Jan 8. Captain Drummond of the (hip Herald, arrived tliis morning, left Lilbon the 2Cth Nov. He informs that adm. Berklv h id received difpatches from Gibraiter, which dated that part of adm. Collingwoods fleet of 7 fail, had fallen in with the Toulon fleet of 8 fail of the line, with 18 tranfports, that 5 or 6 of the line of battle fhips had been captured, and all the tranfports. The Britilb fullered much in the lofs of men and in the rigging of the (hips. The French fleet were bound to Barcelona. BALTLmIuT:, Jan. 13. By the fhip Augidlus, Bolter, arrived this morning in a fhort paffage from Lilbon, we' learn, that the Britiih admiral who purfucd the Toulon fleet, had captured 15 faii of tranfports, and 5000 troops, befides dedroying the federal line of battle lhips before reported. The Spaniards, under gen. Blake, had marched agai nil Madrid with an army 20,000 llrong, about the 30th November, they met and engaged the French army. After a lev ere battle, the patriots were rcpulfed with the lofs of 5000 men. Troops were marching from Lifbon, ckc. to reinforce the armies on the frontiers. Lord Willing, ton's health having been regained during hi day in Lilbon, he had returned to the army. Several divilions of the French grand army, it was reported, had returned from Germany ; but captain Potter had not learnt that any of them had entered Spain. A ibort time before

the 24rj January. CADIZ, December 3.

tea by Bonaparte mat .-menca ; caplain faie( r5x December,) will be drawn uithin the vortex oi a larg(. n,.ct Qf empty tranfports his policy a-null this country, or : Ind .,rrh cd from England, in tht as it is eaiicd t lie Continental fyf- jrr..,r,,s tern, the i tlem bv which the con- -

tnient is to be ruined in the hopes From the National Intelligencer oj

that the Britiih empire may be ruined all' . Gen. Arm rong, who

was to have left France the begin- I

iiii.g of Oclober, but who remains I Thi place is all in eoniufion ; Ib.ii at P u is, is laid to have bien the empc ror of France has notified r.mong tin fn il to carry to Fontain- ; to this city, that if they fufler the l)!eau the horn, ige of his congratu- fhips of war now lying in this bar iarions at tin- iuceefsfui ilfue of the hnr to be taken away or dellroyed coniL-d againll Aufliia. The gen- ' by the Britiih, that the whole moera! was mod favourably received vable property of Cadiz, iball be he was honored with a private conhfeated for the ule of the F. conference, and a elfel was imme- army he public condi rnation is di:::. i e-direi! to be co'J ready to great, for a defperate bsttle is laid cas ry ci; ipatcl.es to the "American to have been fought, in which the Aen.ii.t ht. By fome, it is laid Spanilh army conlilling of 5 0,000 that the Ffcvch eocernment lias men, who were put to the roui preie:,tt d to gv n. Arm llrong the u ith great fl.iugluer by the French

pr x e f a t; eaty hctvu en the two 7T,e Spanilb cavalry contributce'.nitres by others it is aliened, ed to the defeat and deflauclion, that the invitation made to Ameri ! by tlieir cowardice, as they were ca is, to fonn an a!iia:v:'c with "the full that lied, and in their fright

France, li'dlia. Svu-den and Denmark, to be ead( d, ii accedes to it, tin ipnntnple ita'unce. for the pm -vole of atehievi:.:; what H napaite tlyies the lite1, ni of the

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broke down and trod to death then u infae.uy battalions the Spanidi gener.d br.-'Ught only al)out live th'iufand nteii out of the field of battle. 7he aiove we copied from tlie on.tiead utter ol a citizen of PhiLidwiphia, e:i bjard a Philadelphia

veHel in the port of Cadi:: the ! un?? rtViunr rnj puMintsr.n, efrecni!v battle referred is probably tnat iri ''iJodh, cm -v,t lu,v K ,Mj?,,jt IJ().

of which we hod !-me account be

fore, as having taken place at Ucana. Deetraber 1. 7here are daily arriving at the Sierra, foldiers uho had been milling from the army of the centre, whole head quarters continue in Carolina. It appears

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iiil ueei me aenon (?i weana, le- ! paper atui ihu lird. veral corps proceeded towards Cu- ! 3. It will be put to prtfsas foon s fUr enca. Mercia and Wtlentia. Tlie ' ,,u,H,,e! tn!,irs arc hbft r.d far (wi)it!i enemy has advanced as far as Dar- j u ur,s lf My ,r . . I the crprnfrs wJjich nmft ncrtir.uiJy be in mieltO Oblervc OUr motions. It curred f0. m ttrrials, a copiaft ami printinr.) is beyond doubt tiiat they fullered i- It will be drlivnrd to I'u fttibers, infinitely in that battle: Onr lofs in v',trp"irs 3t one dollar Ptr copy, was not fo confiderable as we at 5- 'r,,c ,.,Vmbcr of xco ftibfrr.brd for, r n . . .. iriult be pid npon the lubicnbers bcimr firft mnguied; and according to publicly notified th.t thc work i, ceaay fur

Lin ornciai letter written on me 2l2a dchveiy.

of Iaft month to the Superior Jun

ta of Jaen by one of its members, who alio belongs to the Junta of defence cllablilhed in Heal Caroli na, our lofs in killed and wounded

is about ;iooo, and they, together with the prifouers and milling, amounted at that period to no lefs than one fourth part of the army ; although the number of the mif. ling, he acids, exceeds that of all the others. They write from Seville, that the trains of artillery and military chelt were with the army ; that the. great part of the army had again formed a junction ami was daily receiving reimbm fements ; all likewifc agree in Hating that the alioivvus bloody, and that at the moment when wV were about to gain the laurel of victory, the difperfation began. We cannot ac count for that circumltance, w hich is aflonifhing to every reflecting man The French have publif lied an account: ol the action u ith their Afual exaggerations, fa mg that they have loll only soo men, and making our lofs amount to ir,ooo, together with artillery, tlo.ies, SvC. 1 Weooferve no other particulars in the Spanilh papers, of the battle of (Jeana ; which place is about fifteen leagues from Madrid. N. Y. Edit.

tZT' Sufcriptions for the nbove work will be received by thefeverallVQ. Mailers iu tbe Tr.ritoiy, by ether Gentlemen" to whom f 11 b Ti iption pipers may be forwarded

and by others who my ie 1 favorably pdifoofcd towards tLc utidertakint;.

KDITOR.

JOHN BlUJXKR, RELD MAKER, and . BLUE DTERy TAKr.5 this method ti ;nffrm the public he rns returofd to thi pi icct and will cov.y hive on h,.nd jn aflTortmriit of tbf brrt Urrds, and ail pe-rfiW'fa-voring him wnb v trn t. t'.ye, miydrpend on h iving it cxprditintifly tid 'we'll don? . he will continue to fcivc a gf nerous price for good allies. , . ., , ' , ; VintfnncslSth Jan. ,1810.

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Jl Co. was this Cay uiirolvcd oy muiual confent rill thole indebted tt iViwlfinn wnl picatc make piynicnt on or before the firlt it iy ot March next, to William or Peter JuiK-Sj who is authorlird to fettle all ur nufincf ; thofc failing to comply with thu notice may confider luctt failure as a a invitation to be fucd. Peter Jones,

llriiliarn J ones Sam I. iV. Luchctt, 29:1. January. 1 b 10.

PROPOSALS E Y GENERL W. JOHNSTON L. D. ( of Vinccav.ti, . l'.J For pu:iiiinii5 oy funk r.ption A n'jrk) tj be cutalcd THK INDIANA JUSTICE A N l) CONSTAHLhS GU.DE. This work iii.ii embrace a Iral drfrrtati ja on :i,c uir aj.a pruifi- 'under tlir o! hiiglar.d) and prci'n.: 1 Iwcctr.c piwrrsal.U Cu.) ot jultlf.cS of ire PraCe ana" (JiOii(ubl'-s under the itituir Uvw (, iaaun 1: i i i l liNe-vtle c.;j;..iii an :Lc nccei; iry ! vi i.n :hnr relprctivc odiie. and be prefaced with ti c ( ati;u:.on ot :ue Uiatcd Slates and the ordinance ot the Ternary. ihz utility a:id ciT:n;iuh:y of fjcli

NOTICE, S the fubfrriher ilitends leaving this JL pi ice for Pliladrlphia, on the loth of February. next, for the purpofe of purchafmg goods, he eamcQly lolicits thofc per Pons indebted to him, to call and pay tlieir accounts brforr that time.

George lFallacc jr. VJnrern, nth. J )8I0.

TAKE NOTICE, INTIiNI) to apply to the next March ronrt of Comnvi'i Pie.s. for the cn.m-

7 ty nf Knox, and Indiana Territory, to cf-tibl-Mi a ferry acfv the river W Hbifh from my la id to the oppTitr Ii -mI:. SumwJ Ellison. Jimmy 4th, IS 10.

I'UiiLIC NOTICK, A LL p-iloiii mdr-nted to the efiat? of dec. are herrbv rrcjiiefted li) com'' ii'tw rd on or bef,.rr th" i 0 til d-y of March next, and fettle off their rrfyrctivc accounts ll perfcns having laims againll fid cline are alio rfqticllrd co brin thrm forward by that day properly ..uti.er.tirtrd for fef.lrtnent. JOHN PK-V,

iM.Mrai J'1'.a, 3 executors January -JOth, 1 8 10,

Notice to 'vjom it may concern. r J MiE notes payable to the elUte 0 X J unrs MClrll.iud, decraf-d, will become due on the I4thu.ll. arid if not paid agauilt thai time, fuiis vvdl be romnienccd. F. M ' Namee, Vdiiiiniltrator. J muary Cth, 18 10.

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