Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 9, Number 40, Vincennes, Knox County, 5 September 1818 — Page 3

.TfiE WESTERN SUX.

VlJif'CE.Y.YS, SEPTEMBER 5.

WTM! IC.T!DV. mu. stout I liave waited sonic time

hear v iat R : u!us might advance in rcjiij to Sidney, oii the subject of the executive appointment of a President fr the first Judicial circuit lie says, fc- be U fully prepared to enter into t.iC 5' r i xf, an I id reap n I to any charges a i 1 soccin :aUoi s that may be prefeire 1 a mst him," V1 y has he omitted en-

witli hi . promise r

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to c min.

II is !;e upon giving to the su iject that c mstderatian which it so justly merited) lh night as i do, that ite ml not be justified?--! mustbetteve the latter to be the Let

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SAVANN VH, Geo ) July 21. Notwithstanding tiie brilliant success of Gen. J-( kson, in the route of the Indian and the occupancy of St.. Marks Sc Pepsaeola our opinion remains unchanged, that so long as the provinces qfE. and W- Florida remain under the dominion ofthfe Spainards, our frontier will be exposed to Indian incursions. It appears by a letter from mai gen. Floyd to the executive ofGeCrgia, Under date the 24 h June, that about four weeks ago a party of settlers on the Spanish side of the St. Mary's river, joined by t few of the rcnegadoes from G ?orgia set out under the command of a rnrm of the name of 'anZunry a Spanish subject tor the purpose of plundering cattle. ! his nartv, con sis tuagof about 2U persons, had succeeded in collecting about 15 head of cattle c had driven tuem wit! an two daVs march ofSt. Mary's river, when, at night seat I ' e i round their camp Bre they were atacked by a number of Indians, who killed ti of the whites amongst the number

van !aut. Two or three of the party A li tie fiomthe lire looking for their hor-ssy-cw1 without joining in the acti Hi) an I L.e straglers came i i separateb".? few days afterwards. This affair, thus1 prpet'cated principally by Spanish f.u!);e; ts Will evil do n the vengeance of '..c Indians on our unprotected women

be infested by the savages. A large bodv of Indians since, we understand, have waited on gov. Coppingef and declared their intention to break up ail the settlements north of St. rohns The goernor.it seems understanding Gen. Jack -Ban's way of doing business has made some fine pacifi : speeches to the Indians and recommended them to refrain from hostilities against the Georgians so say the governor's friends for 'aim and has refused all aid ft all muni ions of war to the Indians. Whytrufy ;ov. Coppinger and m friends must suppose the people of Georgia and the officers of the U.S. very credulous to place reliance upon these deceitful appearances for while gov Ccppinger la publicly refusing aid to the Indians thepeOpMe of St. Augus t'me are fitrnisMng them with powder blankets and lead I This we are assured of by a Brentlcman of respcctabilitv and truth While gov. Copptnger the!)) is tans firrtetidiftg tv) strict heutatlty he t 1 1

o :n;nz his eates to our enemv, anu ner-

mr,- then to receive ciait4r9tinely) the openly refuses wt understand

the hostility of many of the people of

. ugUstme to the Vmcricatis is per

fectly Understood j yet they would do v ell t reuect that they arc charging the rifte and w ictttngthe scalping knife not against the pcopleofthe U. States hut, a few misi rable a id defenceless women and children on our frontier. Gov.Cop pirtgercattUot Impose '.'pen u 'in this wry if he !) in earnest let hini retrain the Spanish subjects al the head of St. Mary's or drive them from the province Let him Station a force there, or avow Ms Inability to do so. It he is sincere, in desiring the In Uans within his territory to keep p.- ice with us, let the gates of St Augustine be closed against thcm and let not his townsmen under his very r.e?, (! ) what i e pretends lie will himself perform. In short, as Bonaparte Used to sav, his destinies mUit he mi

lled ; and we trust that ere long lie will

pxprLmcc the Jtck. in ton k. since the ahovc u in type we re ce' ved the following let' er f .mi a gett tfcman of rcat respectability to the editors of toe Augusta Chronicle. It Dp as new ita to the character of Ferdtnao i a.nl the Spanish cabinet ; and ..s evidence savs the Chronicle that the R i inlards would have taken possession frl )ri la to indemnity themselves frr til! s oo'.i ,; e.s c m nitted on their conir. irce and that whl e they were making

the fair st promise s to do us justice

yWeresofar from intending to com-

y wiia ire n. mat inev were aetu..!iy

riug to prevent Us front doing our

selves that justice, which the kne w we were entitled to

got to whom all the unceded laiuis in East Florida were ceded have arrived in St. Augustine and Claimed the ame and l am informed his excellency .-. Coppirer has already placed them in possession ol it ! They have opened a I a. id office and mean to sell to a: y purchasers offering ! They have also the privilege of purchasing th Indian title to the celebrated Aiachaway terti to v, audi have already taken sups to cfu ct the same." RICHMOND, (VO Aug. 4. t; is said that the U Slates areftut to redeem i e one half of the Lojsi9ia st : '.. amou ttingto about sevemand a halt l.iii'ion.s of u !!ars held, p infeilly by the Messrs. arings of Lonuon. or this purpose the treasury h is called upon tiie i.it d States bank the bank upon i's officers, for v irions proportions. Tiie Uice iii Richmond deems it expedient to call Upon its debtors, and to curtail their paper say near 25 per cent, in sixteen weeks. The i ank of Virginia, in its turn, has determined to curtail its negotiable notes, of all descriptoinsf five per cent. BOXAPARTE S MARIA LOUIS t. By a French officer arrived last week from Genoa, per brig Joseph S. 1 ewis Captain Lsesmos we hear that colonel Pionthouski, the same Who followed BonaparteteSt Helena, and was compel, led by the British to return to Eng.and, and from thence went to Italy waj arrested at tiie tower, where he Was detained a prisoner for one month, from whence he was removed to the fortress of Alexandria where he is treated with all the respect due to his rank .TheGenoi newspapers have announced that it was reported colonel P. had been arrested on account of despatches from Bonaparte to the ex-empress Malay. Louisa having been found upon klm.

FKOM LONDON PAPERS LOND N, .Tune 10. The arrival of major Motvi'e. on Saturday, with dv spatches for ord But hurst, Irom Sir Hudson Lowe at St. Helena, lias excited seine speculation in the ciy, Coincident as it is with the account, of the landing of a sailor at that island The sailor had been one ol the crew of Northum'oer ia jkui m m of war, which cairied

ii.aiaoai tm Europe to St Ileiena,

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Bonaparte's servants.1 r .varus become one of the

crew ol East'Indiaman which being at St. feletia the ".nor in the night contrived to swim from the vessel clamber Up the rocks, i it and pass sbttie hours gaily among Boiiapart's domestics. This he did two several nights without being discovered or noticed ; but in conversation on board ol the ship, he boasted of his adroitness and told coi idently to his messmates what he had done. -Knowledge of the transaction transpired he w-is arrested and examined, and - ondtict d home to England, in confinement ; but it has net appeared that he J d anv sinister intention, or more in yii w than an innocent froilck It is not bcileved Bonaparte knot of his being among liis setvants However the occurred e is supposed to have demonstrated the possibility of Lonapartes escape on hoard of an Bnglish tsscl. tfct captain td Which might be inclined, for a bribe or otherwise to coovci him to Europe or America. Indeed it is reported Several such occurrcncea have taken place at St. Helena, as to induce sir Hudson Lowe to declare to the government at home, that If Vessels are allowed to come to that island as at present, he cannot answer for the security of his prisoner. It is reported in the city, that major Moodie mtome t,u n. ,i representations on t!fM sinjject, MlI ii is supposed that another plate of r' cshment will be assigned for our Eas;-Hfclu-man. Courier

t:;f. POMP OF WAR. The reader may form some idea of the 'Pomp of W ar' In India and the amount of what are called the followers of the army by the following extra t I f I letter frcm a British officer on the Juan, Oct 27 1817 Co CvHt, " The twhole of the army HOW on the field consists of 10 divisions each of about 10,000 mm. We are advancing from the thnce Presidencies towards the same point. With the finest army ever perhaps heard of in India. The GovernorGeneral is with our division, which is about 13 0 K) strongs with 6 piegps of i annon The camp followci s of rnnLfiivlsion alone amount to CT 000 I f; the carriage of the bag je of our reiginMH t, we hive 4 I elephants and 10 camels; i try elephant has tv o Uecpers and eeiv t wo camels one. of u ihei e are 37 officers present, anion g whom there ate 110 sc it ants i even bom: in the re-

gnncTt ban to attendants, or.c as a

groom the other to provide rass ; these alone amount to U jO, besides 120 i r the mess, and 9oO for the bazar to tupply the provisions ; in alt, for our regiment alone about 3,5 o followers, besides their vriveb, children Stc 14 The MarqutS of uashnos traves in a most princely Style ; lie ha- 13 ) elephants and 400 camels, besides state elephants splendidl, accoutercd having superb solid stiver howders or castles on their backs There are ad.ua!ly Rajahi and Independent Cnicltains of various ra:ks, on their way to pay their respects to the Marquis. Someuf firm tidied are already in camp. The Governor generalin fact is now asgreat a man as ever the Gn at Mogul L:st year and the ycai before, v e were alarmed with the danger of total durhr ness and Irost, fiom the number and increase of the hio(4 on the Sim. This yar, the darn er see ns to have p issed Over, nd. instead of being frozen, wt- ai e in fear of be in? roasted to death Many very v.ise and philosophic reasons were riven for the phenomenen ; but notliing satisfactory. Wc understand that the Faculty of Wil.iamsColIege,Mass. who some time ago published an account of sflot ' on the Sun. have lately discovered the power of that luminary to be produced by a great variety of Gtasse ; tliat the .s.-o.v on his di-k and th.c consequent cold was baused by the glasses being taken out to be cleaned ; and that the recent excessively hot weather is occasioned by the improved power arising from having them in proper order. VUlage lire o;u Fo Dynentary. The rind of the fruit called Pomegranate boiled in milk, taken inward. y, was some years agfo discovered to he an eflicaiious remedy in the cure ol the Dysentaiy. As at this seasoned the year this disease is prevalent, particU arly among children, you would perhaps sae t ! e iics of some, and contribute to relieve the anxious feelings of fend parents, by making t! is known. ( Pettirtburgh Refiub, Chiii. Authentic accounts have been received at Boston, from Talcahuario Chili to the 7th May. They represent the victory of April 5 as m t 'eci.s'ne in favor of the Patriots; tee 2d hi command (Ordonez) and one half the royal army made prisoners; only the general in chief with a few officers and soldiers, i -raped death or capture, and reached Talcahuano, whii h plara Ordonez had before jong defended. No new event had Occurred

The President frigate, being found roten is breaking up at Portsmouth, England. The Federal Republican s-.s - ' Wc would limply inquire of sage connoissieurs in fc d f . . , e timdt r." ( to u se a favorite expression of captain Pacres it it required tan 1 1 ; and a 38 gun shtj) to capture a soiH . rot n Aim rican frigate how mai ! w)uld it take to do the same thin?; with a $QundQW ?

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Till' subscriber informs his f iends

find the public that he has taken the rbove well known K V TAB .IS HA ! 1. NT in Vincenr.cs, which he intends occupy-

nfj as a

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s And that he will sp are no exertions to give complete satisfaction to those who may favor him u ith a call. He w ill i. ep a variety qf LIQU OR iis TABl K slial' bflfurmshed with the choicest ans the seasn will affc rd. ( renteel parties will at ad times be particularly attended to. l is Stabtet shall be Well furnished, lie hopes by his Undivided attention to the comfott ami accon.modati su of customers, to merit ot recci .e the patronage of a generous public. JOHN MYERS.

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1 3 Inches lon? S-8ths thii k and average

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BACON S subscriber ha about 20 K) weight

;ci h of the tirst quality for sale, per

son! w "n ! ii to purchase v ill do well to

apply soon, a he uiKDOuinvTOl it dil. 1) W1KL SMI I II,

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LAST TnOTIcE

m sbonl si :ting out io Tlila-

Lm o 1 ...p. ia 1 once more eaiuc U) c: 1 on all those indebted io me U nou or LcK.k accowiM to con.c loiwaid ; i d m; kepamematn y iton to 11. Fr, scJL who is i.u y autt oiiMU ut receive e same. Those wba will comply wiiii Uui request wUI in a parttcuiai ntaniMpr, oblige themselves as funhei i.n.u.ci.te cannot be gvCO. W. E. READING.

incennes, Aug 10.

NOTICE

' LL thosi. in , l-tm h i H H S in t

toy of MER )M are request

to make immediate payment as lu.tc

lndiiigeiM'e cannot h- K';t,

ROBERT GILL Jfrni Merom, August 20. I818.

STATU OF IXU1AXA A.''.a- county, sr. In thr Knox C Court. July term. IS 1 8.

Francis Lasselle, tomfUainantt

Mark 1 ametl k others, drfrnd

IA CHAMX EH Y :

THIS day came the said complainant by his counsel and on motion. It is ordered In t- e court, thai unless Jam Dm bids, executrx, end Toussaint Dubois, executor of Toussaint Dubois, ("cui defendants to the said complainant's bill of complaint, appear here on the fi'st day of the next ' Ictober term of the said court and answer to the amended bin of the said complainant, that the same iil be taken as confessed and ino-mtiit

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tncreen d creed accord: a-:

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Thirty I) liars kra (l ., AN awav fiom tin subscriber on

U night of the l ith iiflan

JII.. LUhMAN, ;u ap; e'mcAtd .1 I.I. . I.. 1 A

uic input-i a o in p.aTe nti. ev oc ten

seventeen and eighteen v as o! age ;

a large read mark over his left eye ; b comes much confused when spoken to. Had on when he left this, a bottle green coattec, rotten pantaloons, fur ha', . if worn with tumlry other ai tides not n -collected T'.ie above will b given to any person who ii! secure him In ary jr.il, so th it ! e may be had, with all reasonable charges, if broug! t home. Pittsbtlrgh, Aug, 14. 3t.

JACOBS ,V LKUOY, OIF EI: FOR .V.77 E 3 U ?5 T E C B 1 V i: D 34t) Barrels Kcnhaw

t::e FlEsT CUALITT.

3 KEEL BOAT OF ABOUT rw I .YTY TO.YV. With Poles, Oars sail and rig rim; com rdcte. July I I ":2- tf

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, WISH to sili mi Tan Yard b inp West of y otunibia, Gibson Countr.

Indiana containing twelve Vats, one nool

and lime, stl in good repair ; the sen is Well ca - ulated won an extensive business, convenie .t to wajci- and bark ind in the heart of an extcSvi am ich tettlen.eiit. A great bargain may be had, by im mediate applii a ii if. JOSEPH PERRT. June 20, 18 It. tf.

SAW L0,S. TUT, M 'BAM Mil V COMPANY

W ILX contii uv to pin ( ate POPL CHERRY &AtV-L0G and will also purchase R M'TS coi

ed of POFLAJty CHERRY W7 'j.IK, provided there be not more than one fourth Oak. Xo other kinds will be purchased. W. l I lows Julv : . 1818. J;-tf

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f Attorney

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IS On MaSKII ITKEKf. wiuie he

will attend ftumctimliy to the dutits uf Ins proCessioB. I w 1 1 I b oary 7.

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UoUuic opened for that i urposr. U. r HIKE. Ag -:f. . E i' i : y J. Y, Ag 'i.s. Vinccnncs, Juiie - li.8 3uif