Western Sun, Volume 5, Number 51, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 June 1814 — Page 2

Hir.ll be entMeil In, and receiv." fiom each claimant, the fum of two dollars for Inch patent To delivered. LANG DON Cir.-.VLS, Sp taker of the Houu of Rtprt nt tivi$ JOJIN G MLLAU1 , President of the Sen tit pro u mpete Arid !8 I8i4 APPHOVFD, I AMES MADISON. A RESOLUTION of ib Hoof of Reprefentativos of the Inditn.i Territory, laying off faid territory into Dt(lric"ls fbl the election of its Membcis ijr the LegitiatiVC Council. WHEREAS by an aft of tOftgrefsj

approved on the 4th day of March, 131 4

the houfe of representatives of the

jryi at the feflion of the IcgUitur-laft ored with I French copy cf s bmlatin, prlnwinter, held at the above place, do certify, ted at Nantj ; and to 'ur furpnze find

th t llaac Montgomery, elrj. a membtr of that the Bolton papers mutilated the docu-

tiie faid houfc of representatives from Gib-

fon county, I. T. made ufr of every exertion i.: bis rower to forward a true fUte-

ment by omitting the two 1 aft paragraphs ;

Which as they arc important to a ccrrccl view ct the whole, we have trarilated be

ment ct the fa&3 concerning the companies low, leaving our readers to make their own of rangers commanded by capts. Hartgrove comments on this wiltul mutilation of fo and i t yton, to congrefs in order to obtain reign news. Nat. Int.

j pay for fid companies, and ft all times ( The omitted parcvrakUs. )

when the mbje& was before the houfe of ! Thc occupation of the capital by the

: ? . . r . . ... 1 . .ir-. , .:.c l . u liaac iio;i..,(.i.-JC

rv, efq. co:. tended, that the companies a

T .

A t

i:ana

forefaid were opp

crcn praCtiicd uuo;i

ui 1 1

urtice had

them.

John DouthUt

FOREIGN NEWS. Office of the National Intelligencer June 1st. 7 o'clock. A. AI. GREAT NKvVS 1 ! ! The editors of the National Intelligencer vouch for the genuinenefs of the Extra from which the following is copied, for i i I i It. t. i

a op, , wnicn tney ere inoeorca to tne Sinc. cur Lft we hdve rec-ivcc? adviccs

poiuene $ i . vv. Bacot, e.q. poitmaiter from prtncef by the bng. Regent which ha. oi Ghat left on. ki v i. :.. j c v-

Charleston Gazette OJlce, , fituated on lhe rlvrr LoirC al5ci brmg1 ncws May 26, 1814, I I o'clock, A. M j down to thf! 9th o Aprl!j lh liiC roaio lhe Tables Turned ; th Regent to. rlrms the information by the

ci! for the ternton al lelaiu. to wit : the J Extract ov a letter from Paris, to a rootle- ' fa and Pair American ; but H ere is one or

territory! are empowered from time to time J

to lay oiT t!c uid territory into hvc Dil tricti for the r lecion of the members oi the le&iflattvc couiiC.l of the teiiitoiy afore faid, tht r' tr ic BE it rtsohed the members of the Home of Representatives of the Indiana 'it - nt i aft : faid. Convened in the town of Goiydon, at th - ;t of govemm; nt for faid territory on the dr d:ty cf June, 11)1, bv trrtue ol the above r, cited aft of congrfs of theU. Stites, and it is hereby refofvtd ly rhe authority of the fame, that from Ihd after thr pafl -I'e h-rrot, that the following (hall be the Diftriell foi the tl:c-

tiofi of tie members :-l the lry (ltive coun

r Minhrc fit VV a fl n r. rr t n :i a n A rv nny fi

lorm one dinrtct and eh-it one Councelici the counties of Gibfon und Warrick h;:fti! form one diOn, and elect one cotmcellOf -the counties o( Harrifon a;-d Clark (hail form one (Sifiricl, aod elf it one Councellor the coQiitiea of lefferfon and Dearborn ihl! form or.e diHriJt, and eledt one ccun-

r-i! r the Counties Ol rrai klm cc

Oil: form one diilricland eleel one ccun c llor And each ol th-- councillors' thus r hr elclcJ in f.'h diftrtCl - f e fa id, to fervr S members Of the legiflitive council f raid territory, doringf the ime fixed by law. 1 tMES NOBl E, SpUfr of the flotfj of Reprefentattvea.

enemy is a misfortune which deep!) afflicts the heart oi ber majeily. But the prefedce ot the emperor, witn h:s army at the gates ot Paris, will hinder the enean frosn indul gmg in his accuOomed exccCTcs in a city fo popul us, that lie cannot gusrd it without rendering his pefitton very fcangcrous. It will prevent Xim too from detatii;ng any thing but ligbt troops to diiturb the neighboring departments. Her uiajeily the emprefj, the great

dignitaries, the president, the ofticers and I the members of the fenate; the counfel j lors ot ltate, 8cc. &cc. are removed to the

Loire, wnere the centre oi the government is cflablillied."

information, in which lie places perfect confidence, that a powerful armament hasbten fi;ting out at Bermuda, defigncd to nake an attack upon the 74 building at Portf" mouth N. H. The armament is to be fur nifhed with a great number of Ccngrve rockets. To further the deign an embargo has hern laid at Bermuda. I s fupp fej that the armament is already ( n ui icT, & that it illdifcover itfeh veiy foon aftrr the Dfefrnt (form is ovrr. Active preparatio s a:e makii g at Portfmouth to refili tie expv-Jed attaelc The principal part ofthe rrLir troops who err i it ionc d at the fcrt there, have lately received orders to maufi :o the frontiers. But ab: it in r q f al o. tacrrment of 12 m oralis' men was yrfterday ordered thither from ihis tnwn, & they am now oo their march. 3ke netghboOrirsf militia of N. H & a rgt. .(t Nrwlwry, in this flte, areoidned to ce it readioets f r

immediate fervice

B .s. D. Adv,

lhe xjiiti-h in at Ofurro.

Erie, My 2G.

11 We have a rep

ort

u hoi h we ?! t

man in this city, dated April S, 1BI4.

11 As a rfh-l is on the point of departing from B raeaux to the TJ. States cf America, 1 haften to inform of the late reat and fplendid victory which his majefty the em. per or has gained We have beheld enter our capital, the emperors of Germany -.nd RjlTii, and the king of Pruirn'as prifoncrs cf v;;;r.c.-r-ther with all their luite, cornpofed of 20 000 men, among whom are a grrat ma.iy officers of difliiuflion. Since

fhe 14th of February Lft to tlie prefentday

tht cmprro I - . -I O F

two circuinftances mentioned more f.tvora

ble to N ipoleon It now appears that the fenatei and all the members oi the govern men: left Paris with the cmprehs. The ern prefs and court had gone no fur than than Orleans, in the department ot the Loire, about 60 miles from Paris. We here takf OCCafion to correct an error tht occurred in a former pprr, relative to the dittance oi Tours from Pans; in(Vead ot 10U leagues, or 300 m-lts, Tours is not rm.re than i27

of opinion is corren, tli t the Bfitifh h i made a f-cor.d att'-r.t up.on Ofwego, a view of carry ing i ff rhe t irr.cn and r -ging dc fig ned toi the firrt Sacicetl! Harbor. O.ie th ufi d oi' the B'iufh ! -r,-drd and p oteeded on towards the fails of

Oiwego, v. iiere tile American troops

tacked tjirtn, and k i

tv'iles from the French capital

c it Terms

been heaping laurels on h.is ; 'be imperial regency had not tied even thai e barbarous enemies that fdr' The B tion federal punts fuppreflrd

ive entered France, I trnfl that not one : Part of a French bulletin received uy the Iaay return to tell of their def.-at cr of our ,' from Rochclle, whic has been received &

This

news

priloners. Not oi .he t no we have t-hen all :r-ir bcrits, is generally b' lievc d to be cor We ft-.ir the pjr. fing i:;tri

municated in the abuve letter will not turn out to bz correct. Mercury

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the rrih

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(ill

the oi

coin

tary ling

ten

my on t

CN.

en.

Jnne 4th,

, ; -V-. V S

For the Western .m. The Ii litor of the W Rem Sun

1 ctory. Our young m'-n of

; '. hools can hardly be reOrained frcn

out to meet their foes. If you were to fee them you would imagine they were vete

rans. The !5 llrong places which the enemy have left in th. ir rear, have been Oouhle

gari t ut

p'-afed to irfeit the follow i for the information of thofe h t' e companies of captains liar

prvton ss mounted r pgerSi as a report prevailed, particularly n C I i;)", that I was oppofed to their interefl in lait fcdiOn of the Indiana legiflture. h.jac Mo;::-: ornery

Lihcates rrved in ove and

i brave

c hincr

n and an army of 6 ! ,000 men will their retreat. 'The- army of the

ngereau v hn is near Lyons, is mar-

Lalt

E N C E 3 0 C II ,

1 T

Dei

r S:r

it rffn cls rAt

s riarlgrove

ooum( v ,

T'f . r i,r c i.nii.' Kii.'i t c !pv

ii 'id P-yton, while actlilig i: the capacity oi a legiflatot) 1 crn With fa! rv certify, or teftlfyi that I neve faw a' y thing in you; u- -Trtm'J t, inimical to their intereft, but, to the contrary, you were equally lolicitoua

every Other member, to h.

V rthci i

re their

puolifhed entire from NantZ ; according Ti tins bulletin, Napoleon was at the gtts of I5aii3 with h.s army, and the allies v, ere thereby placed in a very perilous lituation. Indeed, by a letter dated April !0, at Faun beuf, a fmall town about 20 miles well oi Nantz, and on the fame river, which ws put on beard the Urgent as (he pain-d it, it is announced as the rumor of the day, that Bonaparte had reoct up.rd Paris with 200

pidly towards them. They will 000 men l he rumor, however, is notmuch

crecitrd, altho' i'c is by no means improba ble. Strong opinions prevailed that Auftria had fecedtd from the coalition ; and it ii faid that Beroadotte, tho oppofed to Na poleon, is alio eppoft-d to the reftoration of the Bourbons. The Bourbon royli(ls ai r i . . i r i ! j r i

ooiueaux, nave lpnc ana it paratcu ; one i party wanting the reftoration of ai! the an

crent abufes, the other p.rty de firing to concehate a majority of Bonapat te'i adhe rents, by continuing them in office. This news is confii nu Lynch, the mayor ol

rrived a: Savannah, mult have failed from ; Bordeaux, is of the moderate p3rt. Souk

France on the I th or 12:h of Apri', to tontinues to harraft Wellington ; and the 1. C i m til I I I . . i

miiiiuf wi;n tne Uate ot tnr ctn r,r Asrw, latter nas oeen comoeilecl to withdraw the

' A v fTr! !.r been frnt Point fmce the rxp'-di : i,n. the B'itifh a; d Indiai 5 rr

L.'-nn; Point: s:.d t'nit ihry had f

Life s that Were 1 f fl i

o(.u, v.r.ere our ir

appears tr.e houirs lelt

to perlons fririic'iy to the L If that he the Cafi?, I feel

i-i; .rii r r afiu.ii 7 r : n ir r r r o

when t!ir enemy thrmirlves oVftrov the

the property of tlx ir own fuhi

fiibffCuent information, our (c

ever to Long We learn that tumorous i b&.it

nfe CO)

ops went, af it vding belonged itr d State i i c fo much

v i

-d

r on

fnh

i a

pri va: p ipei

but

End themfelves furrounded by 100,000 -all that France poffi ffes in choice

t. T

w I'll

iotei ues invanns nas oeen

adorned with above 00 ftandards of our ' finies Gnce the commencement cf this tei : ibie campaign The above c?:tr.Lt is given exactly as we found :t, t' the impartial public, i he contents cf the letter from which it is drawn are of fo impos tnt a nature, that the (Iron ,'ril proofs of its authenticity can alcne i f i-i., i - r

irint our L.nif n l ne lames nionroe.

i to

the rx'.rut hrft ftat-d. Tt inhabitant! were well treated, M-.O of thr ir furniture was taken ou", and a guard put over it, to

prevent th- plundering of t he men, whiUI

the houfes were fct on fire."

Ibid.

From Lake Ontario. Extract of a letter fiomcom. Chnnnceyf the fecrcta-v of the navy, rj ;tcd United Ship Superior, Sackett'j H.-rbcr, May 12, 1814. 1 have not heard of Oiwego. Gnee I laft wrote, The enemy'- fiet left Kineftoa

The L.d

dogged them unti; evening and vv tunes chared by one of t!u h- bi i enemy h d w.'.h him a number velTt Is and gun bots, and at fun d

La Ice v at

Iranitno aRsttit c .'.'... .1..

bound

rieveances rcdteiTd

than this, mult be groi

Dunn.

Id- hereby certify to the beft of mv reCollrclion and belief, '.hit in the laft (effion of the territorial legiflafure, faac M outgo DTry, tfq. was a wrin f. :eid ar.i ;v crttc cf the claims of capts. Hartgrove rd Pep ton and th-ir Companies that he 1-condrd their interr fls on ail occafions, in e very mea fu-r width he thought calculated to miniftei to their rciiff, both with his vote and ii ftu er.ee ; and on the r-f lotion purporting to feod forward t) Cnn?r-h', toirti ir With the

memorial of the Irp fliture, ai

Pans, which v!:e letter Leais. This is tongruous enough but whether there Ihould not hve been other fources, ot (imilar in telligeuce, to people in America by t!)e fame arrival, is ai other que ft ton. Wc of ier it without comment.

p r

nreater pari oi nis troop iiom tne citv to

meet tne active Sc intrepid duke of Dalma tia There has been no movement t Nanta in favor of the Bourbons as reported; and it does not appear that the influence of ihefe pretenders extends beyond t he lines ol the Britifh army. In an atta ' on Bergen op Zoom, the Britifh gen. Graham haa his forces to the number of 4000 mtr., either killed or taken piifoners by the French ;-ar

i non. I lie .ng!iin lutceeclcJ in pettir.

I Ii f n rli tilar liiif t h. r Firr !i I n 1, n - I n ' 1

,. iuvv, . & 11 urn mill viic urs nec are in iiss oay on them, and literally mowed them down I Qoops and 7 (rallies

witn prape ana mu lite try. A new coniiitu tion was to be proclaimed for Holland in March, and M . Changuion, appointed mini lie r to the U. S. was to i" t off for this country in April. Notwithdanding t!;e

great fuccef? cf the nilies or. the continent.

val

and documents on filr rl ttinns, 1 have no hrutatit

the p .per

t -

ion in Dciievine

fty .. tiiHt mr. Mlontgomery voted in th aff.rin irivr, i!in' that vote does net appea on thi u'iMli the yeaj and nays not ue ing iniert-d. ir,n ffettdtickSi u. h r April Ift, Ibl4.

We flop the prefs to announce the arri-

ivannh of the Spencer, and bv hn

intelligent p-iTenrer with whom we have or o convcrfed, we learn t'. e following paiticuThat the Spencer tailed five days after tne Jan;e- Monroe and brings news ot the rr.cft de: iiive character in favor ol ioaparte, and in fubftaOce ftates faCal fully corroborative ct the above letter. The mail wa detained two hours in order to learn he news by the Spencer, which was in Five I ithom H-le A gentleman who went down to her retort ed and biot' the biehlv

From the

Slli

if i

. - if.. rr

wiwrgo or j nothec HVCrOO loiTJC m4rauuing ep-rdition, Reported Victory,

:y Ijz tc. mav lo.

An tXprcfs, v, e undcrftaod is jt.a :.rriv. d trom Burlington With an account of com M'Donough having captured 1 of the enc my's vc.Tc!, and 5 .-i.v galiiei.

ExtratTl of a

a gentleman in B ..

M 1 have only t.mr to fy th)

g thing out Kijrr.; and coi lu ion-

gton, Vt.

- :sia

v.'ork b

;etore

xpecti g arm

morninz. - our

, and I believe every

f. ie

col.

fan

4 ng their furni

'.iiVii and ha::?

flock in Effgland had fallen in price, whitl

ke Ihore, are naov

T i

pack)oi:r ool's, and mo

n;omenti warm: r-. n;.

e v

Lvrrv attention (lill br .'r tm

i ...

Cojlffeolt, June lQ, 1811. Wr thf nadtH5fed, heine members ol hi beitfti wl riprefentativej of t;.c Indiana

'i.iui)m,; iiiininiic umi oor.aparic was , la cm.uiaerea a m.ie remarkan:e. Stock in i pntv

-very where furcefsfttla 'Fhe emperor of j the American loans fold in London at pr. i On the fi inft.

Roma, king of Fiullia, aad 25,000 men Meffra. Gallatin unci Bayard, it was fuj po

e, gooda ready t thing at reefTary. mar pro

pri tone rj,

French Bulletins.

Every reader d ub tie fl recollects the F. I ' ance of up

fed would go to Gottenbur by way of an

Engliinport it is believed they travelled over land from St. rVteifojrr to Amftei

rds cl 1000

iriies.

letifl we copied frOfB the BoAoa federal irmts annoonctng the occupation cl V r is y tf e lilies. We tiiot' at the time it coni luded very abiubily. "Wt. llSVC baca L I

according to an irregular route. Reporter. Alarm at Portsmouth.

Boston Palladium.

a merchant Ihio of 653

tor s, v

as launched at M cr Ljtit there.

::t.;a-

:ar.

A la-mat lhe mouth of Gennessee. On the 12th in (I. th: v.rmy's fiect,cosfiOing ot four mips, two brigs, and five

gun boats, appeared off I

. r m it lire

Captain S

COOUth of Gr;;.

one, a ,th about

Yc Ittfatbftt ca:. Hull has rcccivcu j '.GO voiantccrf, sjm ict c aridry