Western Sun, Volume 4, Number 52, Vincennes, Knox County, 2 January 1813 — Page 2

m i r.t rVrirf the rreff nt ' fhV.l be entitled tr receive ane half the

hnfr.htie- miin O. Britain, mill be tried i monthly pay ot a captain jn the navy, to

tad puniOicd in fuch manner as the Itktof-i-ncU arc or may be tried pud.fhed when

i l. ,.ri',vi hrlniUTinP to the

touuniiten oy tVi o o public fliipl of the U. States: I rovulti alwoj , That alloffendars Who ball be atKuCel of iucli crimes as arc COfnilftblt by a court martial, mail be confined on board thi velfel in which fuc offence is alleded to liave been committed, until her arrival at iome port in the U. States or their territories ; o until fne (hall meet with one or maic of the public armed veffels of the U. States abroad, the cheers whereof mall be iutiicient to Bake a court martial for the trial of the accufed ; and upon application made, by the commander of fuch teffel, on boaid of which the ofTer.ce is aliedged to i u--.. tnittA. tn the fecretarv ot the

ravy or to the commandci or feniorofheer propriationa made to purchafe books tor the m f tWa tf.&ttf uie of conc-ref;. there (hall be arrjrouriated

nt f i,nir i mi " u" o - - ii

abroad IS fort faid, the fecetary of the na-

I a, m

.ntlmr.iV 'i t- nrrirr a court martial

ill wuwa ii .' w -

commence from the I ft day of January

18 10, agreeably to the provifions contained in 4 An act for the better government of the navy of the United States.' ii. clay, Speaker of the House Representatives. GEO. CLINTON, Vice-president of the United States, and President of the Ser.ute. December 12, 18 11. approvkd, JAMES MADISON. AS ACT making a further appropriation lor the fupport oi a Library. HE it enacted by the Senate and House of' Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That in addition to the balance of the former ap-

the furo of 1000 dollars yea.ly for the term of 5 vars ; to be paid out of r.ny monies in the trcaiuiy not otherwiie appropriated,

ind

exp

:nded uuder the direction of a joint

committee, to confift of 3 members oi the fenate and 3 memberi of the houfe of reprefentativei, to be appointed every feiTion of Cong re fa, during the continuance of this appropriation H CLAY, Speaker of thi House of Representatives. GLQ. CLIN 1 ON, Vict' President of the United States, and President of the Senate. December 6, 1811 approved. JAMES MADISON.

a:.

for the relief of William Gar

rard. it enacted by the Senate and House resentakves of the Vnited Statrs

of America, in Congress ossir.it. ed, lhat the proper ofT.cc;. of the treafbry depart-

BE of Rep

ot the

otlicers of the r.avy of the U. States, for

the Irial of the iCCttfcd, who null be tried by the faid court. Sec. 1G. And be it fur ther enacted. That an l& entitled 'An act laying an embargo on . ii (hipl and vehVisin the; ports and harVrs of the U. Stattt, for a limited time,'

puffed tht 4th day of April, 18 i2 ; and an act entitled 4 An to prohibit the txpor tstion pffptcie, goods, wares and merchan-d.f-, for a limited time,' palTed April 14th, 1813, fo far at they relate to (hips & velfcls having cotnmiflions or htters of marque d repriftis, or failing und I the fr.me, fie, and they hereby arc r fpedWely repealed, Sec. 17. And je itfurthet ejected, That two per centum on the net amount (after deducting all charges and expefidlturea) of thi prize money irifing from captored eeffeli 1 nn tlit net amount of the

? ! uTviffci, ,nd ergo.. re.p,,dby --..cut be, .od they gT

n II I T.. -..H .mi: nV.T til nC COHCC .nwn. .u... v . v. ...

111 i.i oe ::uitJj-- - c r r .a:.. f f, MiflARii at ! tion oi his lernccs a

tor or otwer cuiei ounci the port or plane in the U. States, at which

f.,ri rantured or recapturtd vend mnv ar

rive ; or to the tOttfttl or other public awent of the U. States redding at the port or place, not within the U. States at which foth captured or recaptured re Tela msy arrive. And tht mOOits irifing there irom, ftull be held and hereby is pledged by the government of the U. Statcs: as a fund ior the fupport and maintenance of the widows and orphans of fuch perfoTta as may be (lain ; wdforthe fupport and matntonance of fuch perfool as may be wouuded and di fabled on board of the private armed

velTrls of tht United States, m any en

Mi thr fnemVi to be

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and uitinbuted

. i . jn

a lana commimoncr

in the territory of Orleans ; which mall be

any money in the treai'ury net

j paid cut ct

other wife appropriated

4 a

Speaker oi

fuch

hereafter by law be prouid

manner

amgnea

Sbeaker of the House

L resentattvt

Wax. H. CR IWFORD,

President of the S m

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ft wpei

June 26, 1812,

JAMES MADtSON,

NOTICE. H. CLAY, ;? Hcufe of Hpreirntatives. V.T:-, H. CRAWFORD,

PreCident o: the Senate pro tempore. June 10, 1612. approved, JAMES MADISON.

Ai: ACT for the relief of Thomas Orf . BE ii enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America tn Congress assembled, i hat Thomas Orr oc, and he is hereby confirmed in the purchafe of the fotlth call quarter of fe&ion number ! 1, townfhip 7, ana ringe 2 in the Steubentille diftnit, at the rate of 8 dollar per acre, and that the mm of 320 a 9 dollars paid by the faid Thomas Orr, on account of the purchwVe. money of the fa:d qoartei fcclion on the 1 4th day of January, 1806, mall by the regifter anf'. receiver of public mon.es of the land office for the dif tiid aforefatd be placed to his credit, and be cenfidercd the firil inftalment of the purthafe money due on laid quavtcr ietfiion ; and that the further fum of -5S dollars and IS cents paid by Martin Andrews on the 4th day of May, (811, on account of the purchafe money of i;d quarter lection, (hall

by the regiitcr and receiver aioreiarJ, be placed the credit ot the faid Thomas Orr, and be ccnfiJercd as part ef the 2d inilal- ! ment, which lhali become due aim payable , on account of the purchafe money of the

faid quarter fecYionon the 4th da) of May. 1112 ; and if the faid Thomas Orr fhall pay tht balance of tht faid 2d iiiftilmer.t on fhe laid 4th day of May, IS12, and the baJ.nce of the purchafe money due on faid quarter fection, in two equal annual inilal ments, in the lame maimer as ii proviaed by law ior tht purchasers of public lands, the iaid Thomas Orr, his heirs or ailigns, fliai. be entitled to a patent far the laid quarter icviion. H. CLAY. Speaker of the Houte ot Uep; efentatives Wm- H. CRAWFORD, PreCtkrtt ji the Senate, pro tempore. April I. lb -. Ari'HOVKD, JAMES MADISON.

left on t!;e f th of 0& and brings London paneu to the 6th, containing French accounts of a general battle which was fought on the bth of Sept. near the village of Mojaifk, on the banks of the Mcfkva, between the Ruffian a;:d French armies, and which terminated to the defeat of the former. The battle lafied frou funrife to nesr funlet the Ruffians loft between 40 and 50,000 men in killed, wounded and pnioners, 40 general, and a great part of their artillery. The French loft 10,000 men, many generals killed and wounded. The ftrength of the contending aimies wa? equal, about 120,000 of each engaged. The bulletin was dated as Mojailk, ibaut 40 leagues diftant from Mofcow, to which city the emperor Napoleon was marching. During the en-rra-rer.ie;-,t. 10C0 r,ieces of artillCrV were

t-o r - n continually playing, and the buhetm ftittcs that 60,000 cannon balls were difcharged on the part of the French TON DON, OOober 3, By a j-riva:e letter, elated cn the 27th ult. from Paris, which e have likewife fetn,

I telegraphic difpatches are faid to have reached the capitol, announcing the arrival ot

the French at Mofcow. We iear this intelligence may coincide with fa. It is further Hated that the Ruffians had loft 80,000 men in the battles which preceded the occupation of that city. If fo, there mulf have b en other engagements alter that of Mclkwa ; and, laftly, it is added. ' we (hall foon have peace with the Ruffians.'

NEW-YORK, Dec. 8. Latest from Portugal. Tcllerday arrived at this port the fhip Emily, Scott, in 32 days fiom Lifbon By this arrival we learn that the French gen Maffent had arrived in Spain, with 13,000 troops, f.nd had formed a jundV.on withgen. Marmont, and that their forces amounted to about 60,000 men that lord Wellington had rahed the fiege of Bu.-gos, and had retreated to Valladolid that marfhai Soult was at Cuenza, and gen. Hill at Mdrid.

The Lifoon editor acknowledges the re

ceipt of Bonaparte's 19th bulletin, dated at

Molcow the 16th ot bept. I his bulletin is not publiQicd in any of the papers in our

polTtmon. French at Moscow. It appears from the remarks of the Lilbon editor that Bonapaitc had publilhed a 19th bulletin, dated at Mofcow on the 16th, giving an account of his having entered that city on the 14th at noon He mentions in his bulletin that Mofcow is as large as Paris, is very rich, and full of palaces of all the noblei of Ruflia. The retreat of the RuQian army fays the Portu

;efe editor, was in purluance ot their on

NOTICE. W" HERE AS-a number of perfons hare been in the'habit of diging Sc car.

ott o 1 UAI' LUAA. trcm my ianc on

i or

i y i p

White river now if any perions llndl hereafter be found trefpa IT; ug upon the pre-

nnies, tney may relt aliuteu tnat i win pro fecutc them to the utmolt extent of the

law.

December 8th, 18 12.

John Steahj.

3t 50

NOTICE LL thofe indebted rousare requcited 11. to aiake payment bv the 1ft clay of

January, as one of us will fet out for Phi

iadclphia 5c Baltimore on that day. Janes sf Dubo

2d Dec. 1812. St 50

L 757

m 9

JOHN BRUNER F.GS leave to inform his friends, and the public in general, that he has a-

gain commenced, will continue to canyon (provided the cuftom will juftify him)

BLUE DTING

and is refolved by attention and pottcluaiity to merit the patronage of the publicNovember 15 th, 1812. 50 3t

Forty Dollars Ratoard DESERTED from my company about the 1ft of November laft, Henry Addington, and Thomas Bristoe, both from Ohio county, Kenti-ckv .and about the I 5th of the lame month James Addington and Thomas Brafhiers, both from the fame countythey are aU yourg men, and foppofed to have returned to Ohio county. Ten dol'ur reward wnl be given for each or either of the above rammed deferters. and all reafonabie charges paid, if delivered to me at thisr place, or at any other place where the Kentucky troops may be Rationed. Robt. Barnctt. Capt. 6tb regt. X. D. MVincennes, 10th Dec. !812.

AM f(7Tforthe relief of Jofith H.Webb. BF. it enacted by the Senate aud House of Representatives of the United States ef America, "i C ngress assembled, lhat lofiah H. Wtbk, who was woundfed in the Creek nation of tndiant while employed in carrying the mail of the V. States from Athens in Georgia to New Cleans, be, Sc he is hereby allowed the fum of 50 dollars, payable annually out of the tretfory ot the U. States, to commence 00 the lit day ot January, 1Q2, and continue during hisnatural life. H. CLAY, Speaker of the House of Representative. GEO. CL IK TON, fUe President ef the United S'Jtes, and President of the Senate. December 19, 18 1 1 apphov i n, JAMtS MADISON. 'AS ACT for the relief of Abraham Whip, pie, late a captam in the navy oi the United States. BE it enacti I by the o.-,i.;(e and Howe cf Representatives, of the United States cf Amerna, in Congress assembled, That the feCfttary of the navy be. aiul hereby z cireCted to place upon the navy lift of mnenfioners ot the U. Stat ss Abraham

WKinl. Ute a captain iu the naw ot the Nl'.W-l OKK, Ncvemter oO,

,, ,.rr--, . . i-

TT Svtes who has been le d. tabled in the YeltrJtv atternoon tnc cartel Uip raci

line of his uuty, while in fervice, that he ir. fie, capt. gtantoS arriveu alter a pai'-'sge o: uuallc to funpeti Wttftlf hy Itbor It mJh SQajtwm kilWptt place fin

gmal plan, and not a conlcqucnce of the oattie of the 7th. BALTIMORE, Oaober 24. Arrived tlie privateer aimed ichr. Rossie, com. Barney, from a cruize ; this fchr. has taken, funk and burnt, 18 prizes Ibe has been 90 days effective at fca ; her cruize extended to the caAward of the grand Lank of Newfoundland, and on the banks of the port of St. john, along that coaft to the ille of Sables, on St. George's bank tcuch-

ESER'l ED from head ouanera tl

A Vrincennes, on the fourth cf ay of No"

nv in ac rscwuoi t ( tt. i.j ior omcerb a

o l men, tilled water, and proceeded to the W. Indies, faffed off Bermudas ; from thence to windward cf t tic Sombrero p-lfage, the paifage by St. Thomal's ; Mona palfage ; Turk's ifland paffagc ; the Caycos paiTage ; and Crooked itland poffage ; tlien into the Gulph of Tlorida and home. The crew are in h;gh health and fpints, not a man Tick, excepted the wounded in action; the molt of them are nearly recovered. Conclusion of extract from log bock. Retail (of captures) is 3 98 tons of fbippii gt nc - 17 pnf ners valued at upwards ot one million five hundred thousand dollars.

Tventy Dollars Reward.

vember, 181.2.

JOHN Mc.NABB. upwards of twenty years of age, abort CiX fret high, dark compt-xion, dark eyes and hair, a rtfident oi Caidweli county, Ken-

tucky alio one

THOMAS GREGORY on the fame day of the a for-f id month, about 21 or 22 yeajs of age, five feet ten or eleven inches high, fair complexion and hair, blue eyes, (tout made, a resident of the county and fUte above mentioned th above reward and ail reafonabie ezpences will be paid for their delivery to me, rr at

any poft or place wberetroopi arc ftatior.ed now in the fervice of the United States. James Ceo ';, Capt.

&th rcgr. A. dttcbmt.

iNovcnibcr 6th,

) i i 9

I 7

NOTICE,

,VING to fome difappointments, I

expedt to have to (tart to PutiOurgh

by the 10th of January next, thole indebted to me will pleafe call and make fome arrangeaients before that day thofe having ilaims a-;a;nlt me arc invited to call, ano , cceive their pay all thole indented, and neglecting this notice, will find their ac count s in .he hands of the proper officer to be collected. Mark Barnttu Tiatem c , 3o:b Drc. I9lf.

Thirty Dollars Reward. STHAYEDcr Holm from tfec fnbfcriber living in the forks of White river, on Monday the 2d day of this mft. twoma.ca Aud three horfes one of the marcs black, the other a bay; the fchek mrrr has fmall ttar in her forehead, and the bay haa loft her right eye Dne of the horfes is a bright for el, one a dark forrel. and the o.1 U - '. V, I . l i r . .

uici uiiut y-y--me origtit lorrei na a ball face, and four white Irgs the dark"

torrel has gUis cyes--thrv arc a'; except the bay horfe, branded wi-h an S on the nigh moulder and buttock h- bay horfe is branded with figure of 2 cn the n gh flioulder, and an S on the nigh butrock, the figure 2 fomewhat blotched any perfon taking up faid creatures and returning them to me, or giving fuch information that thy may be rot again, (hall receive the above reward, cr an fi la ro jrti n for either of them, and all reafonabie rx pen fee paid by me, Samuel Perry. November 20th, 1 8 i 2. m3l vO

BLANKS OF ALL KINDS NEATLY ANO ACCURATKLf PRINTCO AT THIS OFFICE.