Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 10, Number 45, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 November 1819 — Page 1

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MORE A. History has nut turmsbed an exam pie of equal horror a? firmness us was exhibited at the s ui ren er of P i -

mirchto take osaession of the island, the r 2bi a ts a. i.ouiik t ' lb .miisn (1 nera , i. T. ...an and, that if one Turk undc . ;!iev wi i; -r, 4S-

a to i tc Lurks. T lis is one ot the cic then wives aid chiiuaen, ami uc

Is published every Saturday at Ionian Islands which lays at lite en- fend themselves to the Lst1 atthey

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mk NTS conspicuously reign of Bonaparte the late Emperor , fo,mc who had fortified Corfu. Tiie Brit-

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THE suL ribers have conttienced tue COi?&itSMTHH BUSlXESS this,piace, m xYa'er street, near tae Vincennes Hotel, and hope to meet with encouragement from the public in .general. They nave now, m l will constantly keep on ham), a supply "t ALL KIN OS OF

tame ol ie Adriatic; tiy original would abandon the is ana, with t hejpr

ly t onged to the rurksofthc Mo- families, nd the iitiish General-, a rea, and, aftei man) wars, passed al- larmed at the 1- m-, took measures to tern 1 e.y from their hands 10 those ol stop the approac of the Turkish the Venetian and French, and were foice Ii found all the malt in -

held by the tatter nation during the ants of Parga armed", and in.

their houses in which then wtvesaud children were confined, determined

ish whose ambition of holding the t p'tr them to deal . T had c keys of the Vlediteranean was not lec'iedfin thr ftublic nqiiarcy th b e satisfied with Gihia.t.i: and lalta, bj tndr aricetri9 and hud s, tj:re laid hold of the Ionian Islands be- to them and consumed tum to ah I! cause they guarded the entrance .0 Ha vihg learnt that they c .. e ire the Adriatic and secured the passes beTore a; iy Turks had tuched thcc of the Archipelago. The Allied lolT, the Inhabitants of Parga all mSoverig is were by no means satisfied barked on board of the ( .lasof if,fe at this h w project of stregthening for Corfu, Which island the IJ'itvii the po wers of the British, by addtion- stiil held : And thu- have thea : u 1al Iran sm trine possessions; but a fortunate emigrant's been -driven from greater stake was at issue, and they house, home and country and, as consented. The British found the remuneration for the loss tX sml, of people discontented they had been comfort artd protctibn, the British apro nised independence, but they grce to giVe them 43 per heal. yielded under the persuasion, that if Such an act of cblct-blooded cru t lie British found itnecessary to re- we have not 01, record Sue' as ne linqnish the s tverigntty of those Isl- of desolation is only worth v f Goths andS, that it would revert to them, or and Vandals. That this transfer is at least, that their condition, would contray to reasoh iu tice and human not be rendered worse than at the pe- ity, no one cih doubt Of what kertiod of transfer, vice are all the litis!? laws for abol The British general took posses- ishinc the African slave Irade, andasion, and it appears that Parga, one of meiiorating the condition cf r in, the Islands, has been surrendered, or when they force a w hole community made over by the B-itih government under the feroci us and bigottei conto the Turks. What the equivalent tun of rurks. Such a course of prois we hae yet to learn but as tht. ceedings Will go for to deprive a na-

Untisn UHt not find those ls.ands in me possession of the Ottoman Porte, at the period When tne) obtained tiiem, it is certain that they can have

no perscriptive or just right to make unjust utts t!em over toany power, without 1 i1 e

lion 01 tnat character aid estimation, in which honorable goven mcnta should be hek ar:! tl.csc re r.t times i(r the Bii ish to persist in

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of tub rtasT ttTTi wl.ich they will dispose of 011 reasons a bic terms. rODD, YOUCE, & Co. r7 Wanted, one or t BOYS as sAfifirentUeo to the above business hey must come rccomtnen i d T Y. Sc o

conseni 01 the people, ana ic:-s t" a ferocious nation Which they abnoi. Political events, h vvev may ).ae governed the proceed! .sot the LritIsCabinet. T!ie would not restore them to France ; for Prance w s atiy growing to a formidable size, and was rega ning too much ol her sup; ost d lo.ti air. The) vuu i.oi . ivc t leiii to Aus ria. I ecause it was the Key to the Adriatic, and COU id p o ect the gulph of Venice, and the its n

U oasts It was, t eretore expedient announce the ai rival tl r ol

t transfer t e islands to a power least German Ministers, an I th capable 1 : mi -iii the British, and mencement of private cu. I-

Transla'i for tki Aa'hncl tntrlU X nr r.frmn the Bordeaux " XndU tateut B"), Sth August, The Prussian Commission of Inquest, h.ts just left this city. '1 he 1 Mitt of i.s labois will not prove to be an important as Was anticipated, since the ProfcsvTs of the I i.iers.tv iiavc no. been . nested. 0 . ur mbutghi 7 h August. Letters from "ar.b'd in ; o'.emia,

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Uiegrands ignor was a proper person twaen some M the principal 01' tl n because it m be a bint at the I is reported that p Incc Mcttrti.ich same tm.v to Russia to desist from will i. e-vi .!e ovi it... r. i , .

JXFOR IS the public that he keeps molesting the projects of the sublime ences,nd th8 Ihematt rstohethrre

jl ii on.ee in wasnington, ai d will Porte. It is however, of no conse- brought h 1 1 liscassi

attend in tiu- circuit courts )l Kn x, Sulli vari, U;. Davie s and Kike counties? Also one third of his time In Palestine, Crawford county, Iliihois, All btl "'iitss put Into ois hands wo. In- strictl) Attended to.

quence to examine motives, or ascertain what tie quid firo quo, They gave Pargi toth Tu ks,a ! the Inhabitants exhibited solemn and determined resi itai c e.

Cn learning 1 force, under ! c

l.t irh r liscassion iiavt 'cm

fixed upon in interview! between M Dc -t; rhichancTtm King of Prussia, at the waters of cpli z U is Ided that tl e Minister is fumi ed v ith very fuM poa 1 1 s. Pad tad.,, 0 Ji AugM '. It is rumored that u n object .i .1.-

October 30, 18 19

44 3m command of Ali Pacna, was on