Western Sun, Volume 3, Number 24, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 June 1810 — Page 3

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THE WESTERN SUN. Mr. Robert Reynold's communication has been received, and shall have a place in our next. Another Revolutionary Star extinguished. On the 9th May, departed this life in Hingham (Mass.) major general BENJAMIN LINCOLN, aged 78, as full of honor as ripe in years. His revolutionary deeds ; his measures in the suppression of the western insurrection ; his various and eminent services in the councils and departments of the United States and of his native commonwealth ; his undeviating patriotism ; his political & moral rectitude the incorruptible integrity of his heart, and his life of piety, are themes which will command pens able to do them justice. We shall therefore not attempt the great and good man's eulogy. In a New-Orleans piper of the 5th of April, and on the authority of letters from Natchez, it is stated, 'that general Wade Hampton has given the command of the troops to colonel Cushing, and is about to proceed to the uorihwarJ, for the benefit of his health. Having received information that several vessels hid been fitted and armed within the waters of the U. S. with intent to cruise against the subjects of foreign prince with whom the U. S. are at peace, government has issued instructions to institute prosecutions against all persons whatever who may have been or shall hereafter be concerned in the fitting out and arming of any such vessel or in the augmenting of the force of any such vessel. Nat. Int. NEW-YORK, May 12. Latest From Europe We are indebted to a merchant of the city for the loin of a Hull paper of thr S7:h ot March, containing London dates to the 25th, taught i y V-.e (hop Liura, arriv-d this tore:. nan. It v.oil be feen that it is li.r.ed that Mr. Pir.knev and Lord Wellrily have concluded a c. iverci d arrant nient and that eveiv thing is fettled as far as it can be done on

that lUe of the wat-r. Mr. Elliot, the b'-arrr of the treaty, left London on the 2oJ vi March to go mi beard the John Adams frig-ate. A n-OV-r in th above fhro flites that Z fleet nf 2d f'd of the line were fitting rut in E-i)!:d with all pothole, expedition lieiYintd, it w as LippoL-d, aguinll Coiuuct. extracts. J,?:",T; JL.rch 7 2. We received Ut ri:;b: b irnch and Date h p pers to tlie lGth and 18th of thi-: mont'o : they art in general nniutereOing. Rutin !hs openly acknou'e 'l.jrd all th' rih ent tiled on her bv .-r fu o!r k ncy to I'ruirr, and has pro. claimed a naio"..il bankruptcy by an Ukafe vhich thr Moniicur acknowledges to br By a H-ii'danl mvl arrived this morn, mg, we htve received German lrtirrs --A papers to th.' dite of in rt h 11. iiy ti;r ,c it pp-.,r J it th- fpcul itions on t!,.e contvient, are ltronjjv in f ivor of an a i! :ur, r'd-'idivr Hi, i ticlfjv- hftvVi'C.i I' i . r nr. i A-.itria, th- ' of wl.iv h i . tc c.r:.p 1 1 i: to "trr i : 1 1 . th- -r-v . .! I:., us.4i.,;i cou-nrv an ! Ih.s: n;?- ci..:;r. rcc

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this country, than has liit?irrto been r'tfply I mercy- !ier jTrosns r.f angniOi were lofl in fd in America, beginj to be pievalrnt. the rr oi lie. iiihuuian hufljand her cries ii ( i .... i- ...

i ne rt'toiiiuous o! the "h .tl le Uiture t r c -niv.ncu i;ti repented blows, anu

Maifachuietts on the dilV.nf.d of Jaikln,

reter to tins tuDjrct, and unnct ful, we

hrr prayer tor pity I ut abided fire to the in

i d:?ninii nf her crurl diitroyrr. At Irngth

dioula hope to make a ojc ini'!!i'r. on t ittnrti with tic rxt u ilt i.crfioned b) the j n an-

every loner-rnuult a man ln the U'Otatcs Lrttcrs received -yefierd . fiom the coall of France It.itr, thjt :.!! tlir' Amrrican pt -pertyfeized in the !cvCral posts of that Ciuintry to the V)-.!i inll.it, had brrn loid, and the proceeds jji'.d mtc; t!ie Ficnch tte.ilury. 'l'iic amount ii Ltid to be confidcrable. It is sddrd that Gen. Armftrong, on re ceiving a notiiicatiaa to this c fleet from

the French ministry ieut back a llrot:g re- ;

monUrance on the fnhjrit wliich was howcvrr, enprcd to be airtndvd with no good etTrcft. Ronaparte, we believe, next to ourfelvcs Jiatcs t!te Americans mo ft cordiallv ; we only wonder that any perlons in 'the U. S. csn be fo blinded by their partiality to France, and by their pre i .dices 'Vair.ft this country, as not to l'-e that (hould we fall under tb power of France America could not exilt for 6 months ai an independent Ihte. Mr. Eliot, who takes -out the difnitches from mr. Pinkney, in the John Adams has left town and that frigace will fail the mo nient hr; anivts on boaid.

U'dJiCtion i hii cruel tortures, he appears

to have rrfiirtcd to .um: hr exped ic nt, as il to ; rotradi thr t xiltence cf the wife, that he right wrek his vengeance witf) rfdi.ubh'd iuiV, by the era sealing pars of the untuiti:;utc iutTercr. He fevsrd a pail of atcr and delnged the proflrate vidim by emptying it., contents fr.qu-ntiy upon hrr; then beat her with the pail, in io (hocking a manner that a tine oitcnption of her fitua :i on would al-nofl conral the vital lluid of all who vflVfs t!'e common feelings of fyin,.,thy .ii, c laiiguiiiicd a few Lours and cx pired. Philips is now confined in Uibana jail.

It wnuU appear by fome letters from South America that the late infurrecAion in Peru !nd other oh jects in view than tiiole

of cttinnr rid of iome obnoxious members j

of government and of proving the attachment of the people to thr mother . country. The fuithern p'ut of Peru is laid to hvc cxnrrfTed a rrfolution to throw off its de-

pendancr upon Spain and to e reel ittVlf in-

On the fuhjecl of the adjuOmrnt of dif- j to an ind p-ndent ftatr. The following rerences between this countiy and Ani-rira ! nrot I:niatii n is e:Urrme!v well calculated

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that all ij fettled as far as can be done on this fide of the water. The prefent v iolrme of France will have a more powerful tfFrd in producing the ratification of the provifional arrangement concluded between Lord Wellefiey and .nr. Pinkney.

Ciptain Taber, who arrived here this morning from Hull, informs us that John, Adams faded on the 24th that the preli minaries of a treaty had been -igred upon between our adiu'mijlration and the BritiHi admini'dration ar:d that mr. Pinckney had been complimente J with un elegant dinner

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to ntoduce the drfired eff dl. It was not prhaps to br expected, even had .Spain remained undrr her old form of aovcrnmrnt, that fhe ionic! have long maintained hrr dominion over lur American territories

Hdl h f s perhaps could i: be fupp f d that

thole ditiant provinces would not ?.vail themfelvf-s of the opportunity off: red them oy tfte difiraclion of the mother country, for rendering themfclves independent. Mar. 11 p. Extract from i proclamation nf the Spanish Americans, in favor of Independence. ' Amkuicans To defend your roun trv is not tre.tfon ! To be loyal to it is not inHdelity ! To rrdf rm it is not foo'ifhnefs 1 To fave it ls'not injuliice To deliver it is Icyal, is vii tue, and is hercifm 1 It would be perfidy to abandon it in the moment the

moft fortunate that conld jhapocn for its

Capt. Inqmra, from Hivnnr.a, informs that a Spaniih government lc!;r. f.3 U lys trcm Cadiz, arrived there on the 2tih ult.

onu ttuiCkiia wcty nicer lanuiiig uer uerouicu- mopjiiuii. C3, failed again for Vera Cruz 2n em- 44 Decide 1 Are yon fo lofl to reafon as bargo was epefcd to hr l;dd inmiediatt Iy to fuijt;C yourfelves to a crown whirh does in confrqu-ncc of tliefe difpatcl.es, which j nt cxifl ; fc: whicii fiid it exill, would have

had informed the government of the Junta ; as much rigH over you -as p-p- Alexander a . . I a 4 aft

lavir. been di:vivcd, a regency appointed in its place.

the 7 di had to make grants of what bt long

ed n t to him ? Is it argued that ambition authorifes corqneft and that a domination

The trunk of Lieutenant Tohn Miller, ! of thu-e centunes can juflify ufurption ?

paym -.iler to t'ie U. S. Anny, for the bou- Deceive not yourlVlves I Ufurpation is a them DdL.ds, was cut from behind his t Time, and conqut ft is a veil to cover it; 'jlkcv on the 10:!i lrdtant, near Au.'ufia. i i.r.ii one crime cannot be junifi-d hy another It lontaint-d a laic-e fun) of inonev t!;e jro- ; more than tinv can convert ininuity into perty of :he U. S. c.hiffly in large bAh of uuure, or wrong into right, or violence inthe Charlellon snd i'.;v .:::ii bl anches. . to title deeds of pnffririon. Lieut. Miller oilcis a if ward of one thoaf- ! Do then your duty embrace ir.dfpendand dollars for th? recoverv ot the ivon-y. enre. nd nuke known to the inhabitants We mention this with f-intl.ope thit tc may of North America, that you will he as hap Lad to the cetecAiou of the robbers and the pv and independent as they. Tliat you rcltciatton. of the nropeitv. 'i'l.nLS. i -itlier ignorant nor forgrtful of t!ie

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In vi.ii kic LjJ4 i:nt Wii. mdwiiwd for rdc ia my otlue, her j Cakn to the Hwn-

orable, the Circuit court, holden in and Lr the fid county, praying i divr ft- i'rum ;,.r hufoand, John A. Mdier, in the wot Ju and figurrs following, to wit : To the Honorhle Judge of the Circuit touit, I ohira

in and tor the county ot Leaiborn, in the Indiana territory, humbly complaining and

ihrwet'o unto you honor 1 I'at your petiti"irr, Id : ibeth Miller, a citizen and relidrnt of i'i'xd county, wai inanied in tho county ot rand llatt of on the day of in the year one 'thoufand :d to a certain John A. Miller, with whom flie lived as his wife from the period aforefaid, until the year of t ur Loid, one thoufard eight bundled and five, or the year one thoufand eight Lurdsrd and fix and your petitioner turthcr Hates, that from the time of her marriage, until the year, either one thouland eight hundred and five, or fometimc in the year one Hmufand eight bundled and fix, the aforefaid John A. Miller, her hufoand, treated our petitioner with the utmolt rigor, and cruelty, and that either in one or other of thr years lal aforefaid, the fjid John A. Miller, It ft your petitioner in the county aforrfd, without either food or cloathing, and ius lince that time f-iled to contribute in any way or manner towards your petitioners lupport your prtitLner further dates, that when the faid John A. Miller hft your petitioner, he did it without any caufc filing on the part of your petitio. er, and that all property of confequence the faid John A. Miller took with him, and has ever imce h.s departure as far as your petitioner behevrs and is informed (. non relident.) 'Your petitioner therefore p.ays a divorcetrom the banns of matrimony, witU her fa.d hufband, John A. Miller, and your petitioner as in duty bound, will ever pray, &c. ELIZABETH MILLER. April 10th, 1810. Jamks Noblk,? Atty. for complt. J NOW therefore, notice is hereby given to the faid John A. Miller, to appear at Laurencebuigh, on the third Mrnday irt June next, and then and there, before our Uid Circuit court, fiiewcaufe,if any caufc he can fl.rw, why the prayrr of the faht petitioner fliould not be granted. ' SAMl. C. VANCE, Clk. C. Court D. C.

Foreign. Attacbinent. XJOFICE is hereby given that a writ , ot al-hmenti(ruedoutof the court ot Common Plra of Dearborn county, Ind.ana territory, at the fuit of Jaccd) IJorner,aga,iUhe goods, chatties, rights, ere.4 t.its, lamis and tenements of Samuel Fllu ott, a non.refidrnt debtor, in a plea of trrf. paLon the cafr, damage one hundred doL Us and upwards, returnable to the term of Ann., 1810, on vhich the fi.eriiT nf U county hath made reaurrt t,.w r has attachedlot N. J7l, i the tow,, c f i.jurenceburgh, and a number of buiIJ.i g Itonc luppofrd to be five pen h, together with one grind Hone, as the property of faid Elliott;" af0 "that he has Inmmonrd Jahrz Peicival, and S.murl C. Vance.asgarnilheesof f.id IJlio ."-Therrforr- notice s hereby given to the faid Samuel Elliott, that unit Is he do app.r by hm.iclf or attom.y, put in fpeci-l b, lo the afnref-.a luk a,(1 receivc a ctcLr.tion. jndgment w.I, oe entered againO h rr. -y deUuli, ard the property fo attached will be fold for the hrnrot of 11 crditorj who may appear rnI'drd to receive a (h .r- thereof, and who wiii !rg4l!y claim 'h- f-u.r. Saml C FiUic c. d . c. p. Jami- - Dim.. Atrn). ? tor pLintiiF. Ny itvth, i j io. pr. fCP 2ccc.

'Fo i:-:zts. foe;U Ai l. jl.rrt Eliiitt, Ni i.u.s '.:,, 'J. f.'i Situf.in. .u:-e F-'-' - J;h OcUtiuu H :;.- n Sm.th, .7"'fI -s';m Lhn.i.p'ur i.;k, end I : i I i J f g k :. t l t. :: i. k t TA K r.ntlcr tli. it on the firft ?.Iond.ty ;n uly . f-n - tl r frcoi.d vlyot l.id n.oi.th. i !.'..;( iTtd- to -n "'J-r ot the court ot k i o on Pleas of (-i-rk CUtlty. if, tj.- ',;l f : ds of r i h 1 l o'v an.) t.Lr tl r ' , f "An ac lo :i.c rciitf perfur.j i:or-r t. nd for oebf" jiicJj Richardson. May 19:!;, liV.