Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 25, Vincennes, Knox County, 19 June 1819 — Page 2

April sixteenth, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen, and so much of t ic act to amend the same, approved March third, one thousand ciht hundred and seventeen, at relates to the suhject of that section, sh til He continued in force for the term of three ywi from and after the passing of this act: Provided neverthte t. vat no pension shall be granted undci Ihe said arts. ifter the sixteenth day of pvil next, unless, at the time ot relinquishing the bounty land, in the manner therein described, the children for whose benefit the same ma) b' granted or one of them, shall be under sixteen years of are : And firn.

vtdrd alto, that the pensions shall commence at the date of the relin quishments respectively. March 3, 1 8 1 9 Approved, JAMES MONROE. o:: Nashtillb, Mav 29. On 'I hursday lat, arrived at this place in the stage. Majoi Golden, son of Cadwalladei Golden Esq. Mayor ofthecitj ot New-York. This young gentleman is the bearer of the Gold Box, and certificate of the freedom of the city, voted by the corporation to maj. general Andrew Jackson. The certificate is executed in an elegant manner, on parchment Has on the right and left han corners representations of Tame, blazoning the word u Nrw- Orleans " the letters of which are encircled by a laurel wreath, surrounded with rays. The Resolve of the common council, voting the the freedom of the city to the General, is preceded by the following preamble : 1 Whereas the common council of the city of N. York, en tertain a deep sense of the public services of M ijor General Andrew Jackson ; as a testi mony of which, and wishing to transmit to posterity the res pect they bear for his military achievements, the splendour of which is sm passed only by the rrrpnt nni I i V I I V I Veil 1 V lt W . X J have secured to the U. States Resolve. &c. The workmanship of the Gold Box, does honor to the aitist. Its weight and richness, at once bespeak it a proper representation of the wealth, and liberality ol the wealthiest city in the Union. It is finished in the first style, and on a table in the centre of the lid, is engraved the following inscription : M Presented by the mayor, aldermen, and commonalty of the city of New-York, to Ma jor General Andrew Jackson, with the freedom of the city, as a testimony of respect for his high military services. Gazette. From the Kentucky Reporter, PUBLIC SENTIMENT. We have copied the proceedings of the late county meetings in different parts ol the state, as far as we have received them. Our readers can thus form an opinion of the stale of puplic sentiment, on the interesting subiects ai tated bvthe meeting at Frank fort, It would seem from what has transpired, that a majority of the people are op posed to an immediate call ot tne legislature, and a suspension of specie payments. The ef fects of such measures, cannot he too maturely Weighed, be fore they are adopted. On' fat. however, is placed beyond a doubt, that at the pre sent moment a great search of money, and great pecuniar emlwrassments, are common in all the United States !: sune places the pressure i more than in others. Wherever there has been plenty ol Banks, the greatest distress pre-

vails, with but few exceptions I

oniy. m letters irnm nam- to nore' Philadelphia and New-1 Jfork. we arc informed that numerous and extensive failures ure daily taking place ; and

there as well as in Kentucky, ITlie opinion generally prcva

here are advocates tor a sustension of specie payments, md even for a total aban-I vlonment of specie as the ass of a circulating medium, Phe advocates of such doc trine are not likely to prevail. PROM BUENOS AYRES. Vet- Yoi k, May 20. Messrs. Lang and 'I inner : I hand voti some of the last Buenos-Ayres Gazettes that lad arrived at. Monte Video previous to my leaving that! place. Letters trom Buenos Yvres, as late as the 8th of February, had reached Monte Video, stating that considerable alarm existed at the place, in consequence of the approach of a pretty strong force of Montarenas, under the command of Andreseto, one of Artegas's generals ; they had already ad vanccd within 18 leagues of that city, and, by postpmg mem selves on the principal roads leading from it, had in a great measure cut off their communication, with the inter ior, and of course with their

army on the west side of the the tenth ult. Capt. Carran with $3,300 postage of double common council. Resolve to continent. It was the pre has favored the editors of the letters resenting his complaints, impose on any person or perVailing opinion at Monte Vid- Mercantile Advertiser with Lord Stew nrr. fhrnthpr t n I suns who shall rliir nr rarrv off

eo that gen. Artigas would endeavor to make himself mas ter of Buenos Ayres. But, should that city make a speritcu uac in me means u posses ses.to nepel such an enterpnze, it may very well be doubted whether he has the power to effect it. His forces being almost entirely cavalry, seem illy qualified to storm forts, or batter store houses. But, though this description of troops may not be adequate to the immediate reduction of the city, it is peculiarly adopted for harrassing the Buenos- A v Ireans, and, under a leader of the activity and enterprize of Artega, will doubtless do them serious injury. He can in a degree destroy their trade with the country, and render very precarious, if not impracticable, their intercourse with their arm v. The Portoo;uese remain in quiet possession of Monte Video; for as they seldom venture far beyond their lines, which are in sio;ht of the city, nothing more than some slight skirmishing had recently occurred between them and Artegas, whose offensive measures consist chiefely in driving the herds of cattle from the coast into the interior, and prohibiting the introduction of hides or jerked beef, on pain of death By this prohibition he has caused a creat scarcity of hides at Monte Video, and cut off a principal source of revenue to the Portuguese, on the export of that article. Gen. San Martin had joined his army in the neighborhood of Valparaiso. His movements since the battle of Maipo afford little interest. Extraet to the Editor of the Patriot Datrd Havanna . May 3d. 1819. "Dear Sir I have this day seen in a Kingston (Jamaica) paper of the 21st ult. a detailed account brought there by the British brig of war Parthian, of the capture of Puerto Bello on the 7th, by Sir Gregor Mac gregor, with about three hundred troopb and six or seven

sail of vessels. There appears

nave neen nttic or no resistance, and a government had already been established sati factory to the citizens genera! ly. under a general Lopez. lent at Puerto Bello, was. that Chagres would also fall into the hands of the Independents and that Sir Gregor was in ex- - - - nectation of news form lord Cochrane on the other side oi the Isthmus with a considei abl e fleet to encourge a move mcnt to Parnama. London, April 9 One of the Large tVtorie in Yorkshire situated at Leeds. erected by Messrs Clayton and Gorside, gt the expense ol I 60,000. for the manufacture of flax, canvas, linen. &c. has been I

closed, and several hundreds otlfor 1819, is expected to be 66. j hands in consequence turned 1000.0001. The number of hou- !

nut of employ. It is said U be the intention of the late pro prietor, Mr. Gorside, to re move to the United 8tatt where, in the vicinity of New York, he intends carrying on similar manufactures on an extensive scale. New York, May 22, The brig Factor arrived a this port last evening, from

Havre, which port she left onl& that he has since been taxed

Havre papers to the ninth ol April, which contain no politieal news. French stocks, 7th of April, 67, 10. There wa no improvement in the market. The Factor has brought 158 passengers, 120 of whom are from England, principal mechanics, who are not permitted to migrate directly from that country to the United States. About five hundred more were expected at Havre, to embark for this country ; the brig Eiiza, of Boston, bound to Baltimore, had engaged one hundrertand thirty, and the Justina. on the way to this port, has sixty. New- York, May 22. , A caravan of 1 1 heavy wag gon left this city yesterday morning for the Illinois Territory, and carried off about one hundred ot our citizens, who intend to form a new set tlement in that state. This enterprise was projected and headed by captains Allen and Blakeman, well known, hitherto, as respectable ship masters in the India trade. It is suspected and rumored that Spain will not ratify the treaty ceding Florida It is also said that our urovernment is not now so well pleased with the bargain. But the National Intelligencer denies that there is any foundation for such conjeetures. Alexandria, (V.)May 14. Joseph Bonaparte, ci-devant King of Spain, passed through this town on Wednesday la, on a visit to Mount Vernon; and thence he took passage in the steam boat for Uichmond. HANK OF VINCENNES,) The state Bank of Indiana S May 30, 1819. 4 DmDEND has this dav heen m declared by the Director.., at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum for the last 6 months, on the amount of stock paid in the same will be paid at the Bank on and after the 1st day of June next, to the stoc kholders or their leal representatives. By order of the Boar li. BOUDINOT, t aau'r.

I ! Boston, Mav 10. FROM ENGLAND. By the brig W illiam Henry .f 'apt. Paine, which arrived at his port yesterday, a Bristol aper of the ,r)tb ult was reeived at the Exchange NewRoom. The examinationsresneetinor I he atVairs of the Bank of Enr- P land, made by a secret commit tee of the house of commons. nad been completed ; the report was preparing, and was cxpec ted with much anxiety. The committee of the house of lords had not advanced so far The new British parliament is said to be composed of 998 ministerialists, 247 anti's, and 12 Epicenes The British annronriatirm ses in the British European do minions are estimated at 6.000 !00. A dispute has occurred be i-rccu ouvvwu i ouici o, rsq. if...... riv-l.. j ti n I and the Electors of Bristol, re pectinsj the expenses of an tin successful attempt to elect him to parliament. He contends that they agreed to pay those expences, and yet have allowed a part of them to fall on him Lord Castlereagh) was married to Lady Frances Vane Tempest, the rich heiress, on the 3d April. The lady being award ot chancery, there had been a very lonir leral investiRation to decide whether the match was a proper one. Great numbers of woolen Sf cotton weavers are said to be out of employ in England or a -count of t lie diminished demand for articles of their man tifacture and fears are enter tained for the public pea e but who can they blame ? Government cannot compel foreigners to buy their ijoods. Bristol, April 3. The sum demanded in En gland for the services of the year will probably be 66.000,000. which, supposing the Dni ted Kingdom to be 15,000,000 and the number of houses 6.000,000, produces a taxation ol 4, 10.s upon every man woman and "child, and of 22. upon every housekeepe. Accounts from Spain state . ' that the Kuifr was makinn preparations to visit Cadiz, for the purpose inspecting personally the grand armament fitting out to South-America The expedition intended for Buenos-A vres will consist of 15,000 of the best troops of Spain ; and that for Lima, of 5,000 chosen troops; each ac companied by a naval force of considerable strength. Both expeditions were expected to sail by the 1st of May. (Boston Gaz. J. Cky RBILEY, k CO. WatJranA Clock Makers. Sil versmith's and Jewellers. R ESPECTFULLY inform ihci' friends and the public in Kcneral that they have removed their shop to the house lately occupied by Mr. Patterson a a store where ever) description of WATCHES J.YD CLOCK'S, will he repaired and warranted to per form twelve months. They also continue to manufacture

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all kinds of Silver-Ware and Jncrh. The highest price given for old GOLD JjYB SILVER April 18. 39 -ti

(, LIME. The highest price ir

price ir Lasn, will be siven fr 2000 BUSHELS OF L 1 M ENQUIRE OF THE PRINTER. EAGLE POWDER Ml U.S. 3 MILKS SOUTH OF LKXlSr.TON. OS THE HICK MAS ROAD, ll'illiutit Roman, 15 Tuf jril Trotter and Co VNDEH THE HUM OF 0 ROMAN, TROTTER & CO Mani fxcture GL n ptvi)hR Which they will warrant of i oualitv to anv made in the United States. Orders will be punctually attended AmTI? ROMAN, TROTTER & Co. Lexington, Ky May 5. 1819 21 --2m To the Citizens of KNOX CO U N T Y. IIIE subscriber having returned to Vincenncs and settled him self permanently, offers his serices in the practice of Pfnisir nvd Sirsrem. c Thosc who wish to consult him mav find him generally at his shop next door below Mr. John E wing's store. ROB't ALLISON. March 25, 1819. 14 tf NOTICE. B E it known, that the trus tees of the St.F. Zavier of Vincennes, being assembled in

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clay or earth from the church JJ lands (in the Lower Prairie)' fine of not less than 5 forjr waggon load, and 2 for each k

cart load. A. BLANC. Pres't. H. Lassellb. seey. June 4. IS 10 StGEORGE HUS8EY,

RESPEv Tl'ULLY lelidu all J

those indepted to him to call a? as he wishes to go on to B.iltimo

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a few weeks to renew his Ass nient. Vincennes. Annl 28, 18 TAKEN UP And appraised before me, a small boRHEL Make, with a star, left hind foot white, hranded iU a stirrup or ring on the right shoulder, thirteen hands high, a'jout thirteen years old, anprraised at 25 dollars. JOHN" DANN1EL, j. p. Black Ton nship, Posey County, ? - Indiana, June 5, i8i9. FREIGHT. THE fiuhficribtr has un excellent A A" ; : l n o a t, 0 of 13 or 14 tons burthen with a.n excellent set of hands, constantly tunning on the Wabash, and will be hap py to receive rKEItitil cither up or down sai(1 w application to be I ....... i t . i t made to the subscriber, or John Den ny. THO's. EMISOW Mav 12, 1819. 29-tf SHERIFF'S SALE. Y virtue of an Execution to me

Directed from the Clerk'i ( flicc -

(it the Knox C ircuit Court I will ex- J4

pose to puolic sale lor ready money On Saturday the 9th mst. in I lai risen Township, at the hcr.se of JosErn Wilson, the following prop el ty. given up hv him to satistv J k 1 1 Coleman (viz :) one Plough and r ' nc Rine Pr'l!cn- ' orn, Hed and bedding, one Churn, one Axe and two Water pails. Sale to commence at r2 o'clock B. V. BECKES, Sh'ff. K. C. June 4. 2 itl

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To those Concerned. S THE object of this, is to inform the public that Wm. A Crowel and John V. ()rbom hold n notce for Ninety liolbis, if they have not put them ou: of tin ir hands, botli if

s'tin i hii rs wi'rr w-.f r.ti . r ......

- - - - - -.. vil VI U .1 i. 30th of March, the or.e for Fetty&M Dollars, made payable mm my fac davs after date, the other for Forty-fire I- II C . I r , . . . t

wuiiui: ii vi- i;iuouis alter t.ate, winch

has ten dollars CMOtltd i n the back of it, and the consideration or validity of said notes having totaJf faded, I hall not pay anv part of them. SILAS I1USK1NS. June 7. 24t3