Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 18, Vincennes, Knox County, 29 April 1820 — Page 3

upon him, and thin secured him. I le appeared paralyzed with surprise. He was instantly conveyed to UowStrcct, from thence to Whitehall, in a hackney coach. A great rowd followed, exclaiming 4- The villain, h-mghim." Thistlevvood said," Bishop, I make no resistance." lie saw th-tt a contrary disposition on his part, v,uid have been fruitless. He was t ik.cn to Whitehall bv the officers, for the purposc of undergoing an examination. f Thistlrwood is editor of a peti-

odical l n;r called 44 1 he Rlack D.varf." Burnet, the second leader of the conspirators, had also been taken, and was sent before the Privy Council. Great quantities of ammunition and arms have been found in a room near the premises. There had been some outrages r:o omitted at London, in Ireland ; o riinating a:non the cotton weavers, ice. Paris papers of the 2 1st were received iii London. They contain an iccount of the resignation of M; Dcmcs ; and that he had been created - Duke, and appointed by the King. Ambassador to the court of London. The Duke of Kichliou is appointed Minister of State, and President ot the Council of Ministers. Died, in England, (ten Sir David Duneas, (iovenor of Chelsea Hospi-r LATEST FROM EUROPE. ! SEW YOHK. ArniL i nf AintrtA rr rf ihm ovioo t T i l - T Monroe, capt. Rodger s, arrived last! evening from Liverpool, which she iOit on the evening of the 4th. Among the passengers arc Gen Vivcas. the Spanish Ambassador and suite. Capt. Rodgers has favored us with papers to the date of his sailing, and London papers to the 2d uit. inclusive. They, however, furnish but litnew of interest. Parliament was prorogued on the 27th Febuary, to the 13 h March. In the speech delivered on the occasion, read bv the Lord Chancellor, he says : Deeply as His Majesty lamented that designs md practices such as those which you have been recently called upon to repress, should have existed in this free 'and happy country, lie cannot sufficiently commend the prudence and firmness with "which which you directed your attention to j the means of counteracting them j l If any doubt had remained as to; the nature of those principles, by which the peace and happiness ofthe: nation were vo seriously menanced ; or of the excesses to which tncy were likeiy to lead, the flagrant and sao-'j guinary conspiracy which has latelv j been detected, must open the eyes of-! the most incredulous, and must v;n--j dieiteto the whole wo'Id tnc jus'.ice": and ocneuiencv of those measures to j whic.i vou jud-";! it necessary to re-n sort, in defence -'d the laws and constitution ol ;he kingdom." X.ONDC N", MARCH 2. The Cvvvfiiracy. On Moiuhy last, the well known Thomas Preston was apprehended at his lodging, on a; charge of high treason, and under--went an examination at the ilowstreet o.Yicc. He was detained in listody. Thistlewocd is conrmiucd on charges of high treason and nur' dcr. Brunt for hign treason only, i'hc other 9 for murder. There were no proceeding at the Secretary's ofdee yesterday in the case of the conspiracy. There have been ik arrests ince Moiui w, nor have any further particulars ot t'ois horrid pljt transpired. The precise lime and mode of trial 01 coujmrators is not vet lixed 1 Should they be indicted for murder, their conviction is certain The vrovcrnmem, it is presumed, will proceed against them on thetnorc henious olfence of inrh treason. It is surnoed the trials will not come on until after the election. A getiemaii of high fashion and noble family has called a meeting of his creditors, to whom he declared that all the reports of his repeated losses at play were unfounded ;that his great pecuniary embarrassment arose solely from the sudden demise of his principal agent, who had left a 1 h:s affairs :n sueh a perplexed state that nothing but rigid economy could retrieve them. He added, with tears in his eyc, that he had called the claimants togetl.tr, not with a view to compound with their claims, but to make over estates of 33,000 pounds peianmnn, until their demands were limiited. The TnzUs.hrri?". ol the 27th Febuary, ( says the Commercial Advertiser, ) gives the follow ing summary of the must important transactions on th com Micnt ; The French papers of Tues-lay and Vedncsdy arrived yeftcr lay. Count Simeon has been appointed

Mimstcr of the Interior, in the room of the Duke Decazes ; Baron Mounier Director General of the Departmental Administration of Police, and Count Portalis Under Secretary ol State to the Minister of Justice. The Duke Decazes, on Monday last, quitted the hotel of the Ministers to the great joy of the Ultra- Royalists. The time of his departure fot London is not as yet determined On Tuesday he had a lorn? interview with the King The author and pub usher of an incendiary proclamation against the Royal Family, was.arrested in Paris on Tuesday. The Legislative Chambers are engaged "m examing in the bureaux the laws relating to the finances, the previous censorship of the press, and arbitrary imprisonment. The Monitcuris filled with addresses to the King, from different public bodies, from departments, from the members of the royal courts, from various military divis ions, S:c. condoling with him upon the assassination of the Duke dc Berri. These papers mention a rumor, that the Duke of Wellington was expected at Paris. One of them, indeed, says that his Gtace had anived. The English residents in Paris arc described as having, in numerous instances, demanded their passports to return to England, or at least, to re move out of Trance. The intelligence from Cadiz is to the 6th inst On the 4th it is said the Royalist gunboa'.s compelled the revolt ers to a'bandon some works which they were erecting at Santcbancz. and othci points. General Jose O'Donuel wrv preparing to attack the Constitutional tropsvat Algesiras. FROM CADIZ. The brig Spartan arrived at a late hour last night, in 3 4 days from Cadiz, which she left on the 2d March Capt. Cowpcr informs that no important operations had taken place since our former accounts. Quiroga entered Malaga on the 1 8th Febuary, but was driven out on the following dav by O'Donuel, whose force consisted of 5,000 men. Quiroga had retired to Leon. It was bciieved at Cadiz that his whole army did not exceed G.000 men. The Royalist army in the neighborhood amounted to 15,000, commanded by Frcyrc. The people of Cadiz were ail in favor of the Constitutionalists. Gen. Frcyrc had been into the town, and arrested a number of the principal inhabitants, vvho were sent to Ceuta. Capt. Cowper, on the whole, speaks rather despondingly cf the success of the Revolutionists. nosTow MAncit 22. By the arrival, at this port, last evening of tiic ship Canton, CaptV Haskell, in 23 davs from Rochellc, we have received Paris papers to the 19th ultimo five days later than our previous advices from that city. The aristarque of the 19th. after repelling the suggestion of some of the

Jura journals that the assassination of the bu ,c de Berri proceeded from a political conspiracy, observes, u the opinion which till now has gained the most credit, is, that Louvel committed the crime only in consequence of the fanatical admiration with which he is inspired lor tiie man. to whom France owes all her misfortunes, and whom it is said he followed to the island of Elba." The same paper accuses the Minister, of taking advantage of the shock occasioned by this horrid crime, to bring forward their projects of an alteration of the charter, by a modiMcation cfthc la ot elections. The new law of the elections was reported to the chamber of Deputies, Feb 15. At the same time a law was meson!'- i, giving to the council of Ministers extensive powers for proceeding against persons charged with conspiring against the king, or any member of t'.;e royal family. Tnc Chamber of Deputies presented to the King an address cf condolence, on the assassination of tiie Duke cf Berri. k A member cn the right side of the House accused a miniver ot being the accomplice of an atrocir.us crime, and this miniter persists, it is said, more than ever, in the design of uniting himself to the party of his accus - er. ;evcr maone rum rnmseit w ith so much assurance. it appears tnat Count De Cazes is the Minister referred tn. We find liuie other news in these papers. The Trench funds had failrn three or four pe- cent. rive per cents, Feb - ruary 19th, 7Jf. 25 centimes. Prccj-t.Tri;i (irrt fizlivzr, dzted th 1 :h . l r, IS 19. at AtX ? v t u n; RKPUHLIC OF VENEZUELA. Simon lLdavar president of the state, caotain irencral of the armicof 'Venezuela, h'ul .-sew (irencda, Cvc. cc. to the brae soldiers of the Itisli 11 egion.

' - Irishmen ! Ilavinrr left vour covn-f

try in pursuance of those generous sentiments, which have alwav s distin guished you as the most illustrious of Europeans, I have the glory of considering you as the adopted sons of Venezuela, and as defenders of the liberty of Columbia. Irishmen 1 Your sacrifice exceeds all praises Venezuela most cheerfully consecrates all that she possesses, and every thing she can dispose of, to those enlightened strangers, who oner their services and lives as tributes to their rising republic. The promises made to you by the brave and virtuous general Devcraux, on your joining the liberating army, shall be most faithfully complied with on the part of the government, and people of Venezuela. Be assured, that we would rather prefer to sacrinee our properties, than that you should be deprived of your sacred rights. Irishmen! History and tho olessings of the new world will prepare you a most adequate recompense. Government House, in Angostura, Doc U. 1319. (Signed) SIMOVBOLAVAR. From Mogadoj-c The' brig Active, Captain Clark, Ins arrived at N. York, in 45 days from Mogadrc. captain C. states, that in December iast. Prince Hamct Mulcy, Prime Minister to the Emperor, had been asiassinated on the public parade by a so:dier of the Emperor's puard. The rince had struck the .captain of the guard for some irregularity, when the soldier fired and killed him.- After this, the house of Prince Muiey had been demolished by the populace, who found therein great quantities of gOid and silver. I he Emperor's guards had revolted and taken possession of the principal roads leading to the capital of the empire. From Batavia We learn from a translation made for the Philadelphia Gazette, that the Dutcn government at batavia had received intelligence from Vice Admiral Wolterbeck, that the expedition against Palcmbang had failed for the p: esent owing to various causes among the rest are mentioned the constant rains w hich had caused much sickness among the Dtftch troops, strong currents and narrowness of the river, and the great preparations which had been made by the Sultan in erecting batteries on the banks of the river, protected by floating batteries', constructed of trees put together, forming heavy breastworks, with roofs placed upon the trunks of the trees, which afforded protection against balls, bombs, Sec. and piles driven across the whole breadth of the river, so close as not to allow a vessel to pass. The following presentment, made by the Grand Jury of Putnam county, ( Geo. ) is alike honorable to their humanity and crood sense. The practice complained oi is not only a shameful departure from common feelings, but is in direct hostil ity to the u end and aim" of justice r,ay, more, it sinks the dignity of the Bar to the very kennel of Billingsgate, and subjects the feelings and reputation of good and honest men to every shallow-pated quibbler, wiiosc legal acquirements go no farther than memorising the introduction to lilackstorx's Commentaiies : " I be grand jury present, as a grievance of considerable magnitude, the practice indulged in by ti.e bar, of vilifying without sufficient cause the characters of suitors and witnesses, and of cmbarrasving witnesses during examination, more cspcciallav young and inexperienced men : and the jury ask cf the court a correction cf these abuses." .:;ia Chrzn. It is a custom, in Catholick countries to shave the monks :rr.':', on j their making application in ths name c J of the Fatl.er. A mendicant fiiar j entered a barber's shop, and cross ng ' himself said Shave me for (lad's S-ikeV Strap to be even with him, ; fjr the unprofitable iob he had , bioindu h;m selected a razor like a -;iw. at '.ereil uni witu co d water. j zvA began to scrape or rather rasp, j t;:c pi-Cst's face, till tiie tears streami cd down his checks. Durin.'- this j painful opeiatien, a cur in the street t set up a most piteous yell ; - What's " the matter with the dug?" ciid the j barber, UI wonder what they sre doing ! to him:" ki Sluving him for fc.V f,ut suppose," 5aid the fiiar with a groan. (i. '. UXJiSAF. ( AT T0I V u COt NSH.I.oll AT LAW,) Has removed to EVANSYILLU. (INI)) where all bt siness entt listed to him, will be promptly attended to. Evansville July 17, Itil'J 3itf

NOTICE. nnilE Co-partnership heretofore e:dsA tir.fr under the f.rn ot JACOBS

LEKOV, was dissolved on the 12th inst. oy mutiril consent. All person's "nu'icocd to them by note or book, acconnt, Y. plcas-j to call immediately and adjstthe amc with Mr. Juciard M. W9 (.t the st'iiv f n inei ly occupied by J icobs vv Le Roy,) whoisutdvu-itkoiiaed to settle tiie con eins t.i's.od lino. J AMLS JAC(W. ALEXIS LE BOY. I'i'ir-nnrs, . r.7 10. tf 1 o Y virtue of an execution issued from the Clerk's ofiicc ol "Vuni deiburgh circuit court, and now in my hands, I have taken two Rifle guns seven fur Hats and two Horses J which I shall expose to sale at the house of Win. Shaw, in Pigeon township, on the first Monday in May next, to satisfy a judgment in iavor of Nathaniel Ewing. ALANSON WARNER, d. s. v. c. Evansvillc. April 13, 1S20 alien up ov jambs mon igomf.ry, in Paioca township, Gibson County, one dark Lay iilly, about two years old, thirteen hans & a half high, no brands pcrcciveablc, some white on, the right hii.d foot appraised to twenty dollars by Join. Bn.zclton and Joseph R. ihoivn. Sworn to and subscribed before' me this 10th dav of Apiil 132o. JAMES EVANS, J. P. O C. 0 Dollars He ward. ANA WAY from the subscriber, .O..a negro man named JACOB, belonging to the orphan of Capt. Robert Edwards who fell at Rabin. Jacob is about forty years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high-but not very heavy, his forehead high and arched, whe'n laughing shews his teeth and gums more than usual ; he is not Very sprightly nor intelligent, sometimes gets intoxicated ; by trade a shoemaker, lie ran awny about Christmas, but has been in the neighborhood within a fw weeks past ; it is however prolwblc that he will endeavor to get to Indiana or Ohio. Should he be taken out of this state,' tyy Dellars reward, and all charges and reasonable expenses will be paid for his confinement in jail, or for his delivery to John Edwards, esq living near Louisville, i wenty-five dollars and the Hko cxpcnccs, for his apprehension m mis state. JACOB SODOWSKY, Guardian nf the heir vf Apiril 4, 1 820 ISwlGrjf. Fdrvards Tailoring. BROKAW & MAUTIX Respectfully inform the citizens of Vinccnncs, and its viciuity. that they have commenced the Tailoring business near the Steam-. Mill where they hope by their assiduity and attention, to receive a share cf the public patronage. April 21st, 1820. 17 -tf iOlTBoIIars Reward. 11 AN AWAY from the subscriber cn the 27th Feb ruary, near Middlctown, Jefferson countv, iy. a ciarK mulatto laci named FRANK, about 20 years old, 5 feet or 0 inches high, straight and slender i made, small beard, full mouth, uppci fore teeth considerably decayed, hair generally neatly combed, down lock. and when spoken to, replies slowly and scmewnat sutiey; he chews tobacco. He had cn w hen he left me, a fashlonulne lur hat about halt worn, an obi biuc broad-cloth coat, the cutis oounu with velvet, stnpeO waistcoat, whuo shirt, wnite country cloth pantaloons, white socks, and a pair ct coarse shoes. It is probable he will change his name and clothes. I will give the above reward U he is lodged in any jail in the United States, so that I get him, or the reward with travel ling expenses if delivered to me. SAMUEL LAWRENCE. April 1. 17 Cw lottery. THE aubscilbcrs have established Pottcrv, at the corner cf Church and Eourll streets, and will constantly keep cn hand, a general assortment of Potter's Ware, tt the most icduced prices fcr Cask A liberal Disccunt will be made to Country Merchants and others, who may purchase Ly Whale sale. JiOr.LVSO.VL'f M0PF011D February 1 10 tf Fo sale at this ofiicc.

Ifindsov and Fancy CVft Mufccr. Tiircc Dr.rrs l-;dow Mr. R:;i:it-.!i, H-1 will pay one dollar per bushel f. LAX-SKE'D.

Vii.ccrii.es. Dec. !!. 0 Do liars lie ward. RAXAWAY from the subscriber living in Jeffer son county, Kv. on Sunday the 5th day of September last, a licgro man named ELIJAH about 31 years of age. yellowish : complexion, about C, feet hi'gh,stou: made, fond of laughing and shew-, his teeth, that are remarkable hro-d, lias a rcmaikablc strong -No voice, formerly the p! eperiv , Robert Todd. R. S. of Louisville, had .on when iie won away a tow Hr.cn 'shirt and pantaloons, striped cot; on waistcoat, fulled linsey drab colored frock coat, half worn fur hat, and other clothes not recollected The above reward will he civen to anv person delivering the dd r.cgro to toe subscriber, or securing fdm in any jail if taken out of the state or S20 if taken within tbc sWe 4 .t JOHN 0YEN:. April 8. IS20. IT w . - .r-v r Tin and Copper Manufactory. THE subscribers have commenced the COPPER-SMITH'S ilUSIXESS in thisplice, on VvVcr street, near the Vinccnncs Hotel, and hope to meet with cncouiageioent Irom the public in general. They have now, and will constantly keep on hand, a supply of ALL KINDS OT COPPEU & TIN WARE, OF THE FIRST qiAJ-HV, which they will dispose of on reasonable terms. TODD, YOUCE, & Co. notigi;. 'SMIL public are hereby informed uiai ;hock. m tiie JefrrsonviUc OHIO CANAL CO a PAN Y, may now be subscribed for at the Receiver's office in Yincmnes, where the books arc cr.cr.ed for that purpose B PAR, KL, A sr. X. KWTNG I Dcfiurj J. DOTY, Aifcv.r. Vincenncs, June 25, 1318. 3;-tf. For sale A MM HE It OF Iiuiidiii Lots, eligibly situated fur business r,: MAIiKl-T STUEKT. an: icaticntobe made to the ,sub-rri-bei befoic the 20th inst. aiid :nv??e f his abiccr.ee afterwards, to Dr. JaI cob Ivii kendiii. JOHN LWiNG. Dec. ICth 1319. Notice I s hereby given, that I ?hall apply to the board fyf comrr.isi.ioT.iLrs br tl.c countv of Knox, at thiir next stssion, for a grant according to Law, tor the cstahiUhn-.ct.t cf a fen y -err s i White River from my fairn in th: township of Decker, county atoif.tiJ, Militia donation, iatfdv owned Lv J:brt Ai. this and cn which he r.ow lives. AIJRAII AM 15 A IlKMAN. Apiil leth, 1S:0. (r'ri'r.T.' . ' V S M. V 5S hcrtby r-ivtn to all persons indebted to the estate of Josrrn liuuiuotc.ii deceasei!, late ct Vincenncs. to make pa j mi r.t to John W. Osbcrn, on or Lcioic the isthdayc: March liext : and ail those havii;claims against ?aid estate w ilt p'tris -present thtm to shl Otorn (in or or befnc the above ircntiorcd period) who is duly ?.uthuiLcd to utrn.i to the same bv CROVE POMKRCV, Adi:u-.:s:rzr.r. Vctcer.r.ei. Feb. 1 T

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