Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 27, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 July 1820 — Page 3

tu-.c5 from the labouring parts cf the conin.. .my ; .is l ib Mir is that prn.e:plc m s-v-Cii ;y vhieh piopcls ;u.l MistiU'.s it. Men wiiah.nc ',ay Sit, thousand del1 in v rt:i 1 1 ha ik st'ck arc acccnimad a. d Willi thirty thoeyuut dollars which the. s.t .tiui it la tSie ctv.ii'nuh.tv. E 'I tv.e r v if this isTict g'wng a clear estate t . , .e tu.kda d of thirty th tvend d .1- ! ;r, s ir.ht tho bank rehires ail rt demji.t; o'liii'.' !iu c borrowed !;fty and otiurs eighty t'.i h;s uid. I: the luu-s i iic-NvV be paid oil' uhcic w.il the lest id? U()ii li.t- iooarers f lite c. -.entry who n.r.v . vc'.i it currency, ana lut u,-.j-:i the ba:ik;rg nabobs, A' i whv. r.-'v -j- nesed in-.l i-tr economy or m-r.;.v lv iac iaire.uici.lakU' ci banks hie i;vd la 1 iXvire and chuhed in sp.en.hvar, scarcely Knowing whence it ce.ee or windier it went, who, bat for b o.K!:; icihtis w ri"; i h .ve been driven lo 'mu'uvhl c diing or hoaOvir.tble jevacau.a. It Is iu t.i,. way banks tend

V d'-r.n::ioh I ih ur .aid lead to wild 5.j.ec...!Htion, ;md i.:,,., .chcn.es cf vetn and d;,tinctic:u1 sh.di again recall the attentbn of me t rol lers to t!e u!oe ovaract, ar.d where I : . . i . . i c.u..i.s;. .i..vi pi-j i-ece n nor sup-uasu- j vi vi-u is'u.H .si, Druvic'.ice and reecuon, ' . . ..,. i , ' " i v ir .v . ..i arouse s i.ia1 y."..e to mat i t'i - - ,i -r i' , .no i.tv ... . .a! iii iiii.t ia e lite Si.iie ilea V :-.a. V- ' i oe venrrabic -tiu;i,!: t 'au",It ther ui the Ohve lh'.tacii, cw. .c. , Spain. The adherents of Joseph i3v-..u;.;Ue, who had been hanisncd ii ma Spain, have unule an attempt to Vetuiii. General Mint lias caused boaio of them to be arrested. They are to a a ait the decision of tne Cortes Wloic they can iCiu.n. The kiig of Spain, to remove all oholacics opposeu to agriculture, has decLied that the impost known in the :vui suffered in the massacre at Cadiz. The king, by a decree of the 29' h Marcn, has also suppressed the mini -tons imposts levied on the migrating merino ilocks Tor the imposts v.rnch arc farmed out, the holders aie 10 be reimbursed. All the soldiers in Spain, whose Kt!UU scmicu expn.a m i8i,, are : 1 ;.. i uumcu 10 quu uie uuj. General Vclesco 13 named govern01; ot Madrid; Brigadier Martinez, of Ciud&d Rodrigo ; and Brigadier Diaz iicrrtra, 01 St. Sebastians. A royal decree of Spain abolishes what was termed thc Royal Patrimony of the Crown. The preamble declares that it is impossible for the tr.atiirch to attain union and happis i so long as its subjects sliall not be equal in regard to enjoyments, lighis, contributions, privileges, and duties.' It thus appears that even Kind's can act otherwise. Xeres in Spain, w;s saved from thc Tate of Cadi by the firmness of 'ol. Moijtaivo Teberus. 400 drairoons of the Kiu;fs regiment, and as nany sipp i s trom ir.e rerimcnt 01 a:va. were jn full revolt: they wanted to set fire to the town, kill their own etiicers, and march agaireit' the battalion of Vaianccy, ho had deeiaic.l in favor td the coutiu.ii i"iu?e soldiers, t hirii'iir for blood and wine, scattereel themselves about the town, but . vere soon coiicctcti cy tne authorities The proceedings which have been j'lstituted against tliose concerned in 1 lie Cadiz massacre, were actively 0 nro'ressing. A Y. Daily Adv. 1. . 1 t .

, j ;. ui int. t-.i3aii5 uMiia.i i uui nui at i tut mines umjui vts'ilis ii wai, 11 iiure.crtae nyea ot - ow to Si. pcrty to d )ubt. The fact I hold di- der the resolution or Congress, the . is suppressed. i ne arrears r0ctly from a centlcnian whose intcir: Navy Commissener proceeded on

.nuuiiwtoui uuiwjuiii o miii 1 . i. . l - ...1 1. f 1 . 1, . . r . t r

ou;' to uc Juoi .March last have ri has ;icver bccn ijpeached, and Thursday, we understand, to assiK

ii :i uijjj.iui 10 uiuui viie laiiiuic-a no

r..rt, f a r.t;rrfrn a rvvv.V- ; feix thousand .wen, andwiUbesuppli-

. n -i .r, ' cd with provisions for four months bv March 9, IS20. . tnose tunusning transpoi ts. - The chamre lint took idace some ! B' a vessel taken near Guayaquil

weeks since, the details of which will " ls ascertained (the expression in h u e been communicated to vou. was ! " lcUcr ls k noticias correctas") that Je.rowed bv a peace with the Monto- Bolivar had taken Pasto in Popayan, i.era. 4ip 'x terms of such perfec. e- i uas advancing towards Quito, on(u. uhv lh.d all was joe. Iiiumina- lX sixty leagues turther south. Cusucceeded illuminations, for esiea, a beauutui district of country, i.i-hts in succesMon, Sc the event u-as!a'J0Ut thc same ditance south of the h uled as the term of (he revolution, province of Quito, is affirmed to be indeed, such it ought to have been ; in a state of general insurrection but a tumult, excited by a combina-. Thus cvcr lhin secms to favor the t:en of causes, which I am about, in 1 expedition of San Martin, and to mrt, to unfold, has disturbed this hap- pronv.se ms entire success, m-result. The transition from the 1 " l one of my letters fiom the othsovereignty of manv states to that of cr side, I used an expression, as to one, was necessarily to be attended : C.en. Artigas, which I find to be with changes atVectin a variety o! in-; wholly incorrect; I was deceived, in terests ; many abuses were to be cor- common with others in Chili who rerected. anion - wnich was to bj antici- j ceived impressio:s from this place.

pateil a general reii encnuieni 01 a host, of dependents, civil and military, rrowin,; out of a war often years ,TOn-Ml ivt- eie hiiit'iU ot a da ration. Under the impression ot these feelings, before they had time to reflect, many were scdaccd by the intrigues of th-' di.vaiTected of the former administration, openly to reprobate the treaty as ui-graceful to Hue:10s Ayrcs. Thi chrnor contuuicd to augment for so::. 1 days, when, upon the delivciy of 1 lewlim b ed stands of arms to the ; t of the Montonera, in comp'.iw.'f with t!c third article, a frrmc.t was exit-d, which erminated iy tuc choice cf a military

cnief, who was to restore to the capital its lost dignity, by commencing hostilities forthwith. A measure so precipitate, so subversive of "all order, so derogatory to good faith, and so immediately affecting the independence as well as he interests of the city, has completely indisposed the citizens cowards the new chief and his foliovrcrs. lie may attempt something with the troops, but, ah lie will not be sustained by the inhabitants, the struggle wiil not last beyond 48 hours. Sarratca is a few

ieues .usunt from t he citv, i cio.w are Hock. Rio him with a Uctermination to support his admuustrapport tiou and to maintain entire the peace I k lumi thnt. lipfm-i- t ip vr.w. ? ; ' shall sail by w hich t'uis goes, I may be enabled to announce to vou the i

dilution o thi n use luevous asso-shi nation, together with the return of . i:!'iC muml" of principle and

Ul leueiatism. u Sar-atca had discovered some , , . i - t i i documents to which he mtende , . , . r , r have trivcn publicity.Sci kuow notn led to notirom t'oeir tciidencv, whether this mav not have operated powerfully with many of those who had distinguished themselves bv their zeal on this occasion. appears that t'as late Director, j Pnerrydon in conjunction with thc Congress, had secretly formed a trea ty with France for the reception ol a branch of the Hourbon family now in Italy, and for the surrender of this place upon the arrival of thc Prince. Trance was to advance 12 millions of livres, and Portugal gurmtees t ic stipulation, in cooidcration of the cession of the Oriental district. These, arc the principal heads of this instrument as communicated to me lie was goxl enough at thc same time to promise mc a copy, but in this I j am msappoinicti uy nis aorupi uepatture. I hope he may still retain the minutes of thc Congress disclosing this disgraceful transaction, in whiah case I shall obtain it on his return, and will forward it by thc Amazon, to sail in about three weeks i . 1 1 1 1 . 1 flom hcncc to New -York. It may be imnnrtnnt to vnu to know thc extent ofthh confederation; tor, although understand lhat the arransrement i , - j I angement is riadc upon the basis of independence yet it is one to which thc people are not parties, and one to which they will not assent ; whether it be a Tcrdinand or a Charles is a matter of indifference ; they are to them alike objects of abhorrence, and will be so of resistance to the last extremity A Trench frigate left this about two months since on board of which, it is said was a secret agent, with whom the final arrangements were concluded However extravagant it may appear on the part ot e ranee, in her niistMit flistrnrtod statn. vet 1 nin incij!i..J to bt.iicve t,iat thc mcasurc has been taken wit boat the know 1cJge of Hi eat Britain. tk I have just received letters from Chili of a late date, bv which I le.irn that the troops San Martin had left behind him at ieudoza, as stated in mv last, had since crossed thc Andes, I ... I . . U T ! ri and were now in St. Jago. Thc General is at length prepared for the invasion so lo:;g threatened, and will embark on the return of Lord Coch rane f-om Valdivia, to which place he ! hid been sent by thc government of Chili. He takes with him a body of ne may nave commute'! outra- ; ges. I j peemi I will believe ; that lie has his irities, I know ; but he h:n been uniform in sustaining the indepen dence of his country, and has cxhibited an adherence to principles under every species of privation, that will exalt him in the page of history. I enclose an extract from a gentleman at Monte Video, by which it appears that he lias suffered latterly a defeat. It is true ; but the loss is greatly exaggerated. I att?ch to it little consequence, as he will now bt n mled to renew his supply of arms and ammunition from hcncc."

Extract, dated 18.'A Feb', Cam fit o. del

Real Urazanza. "News reached here yesterday. oiuciauy, oi Artigas naving passe, the Uruguay with the greater part ot his troops ; that Major Iiuetos, o; this camp, with his party, had succeeded in taking some of Artigas's mc. that were still on this side the t ru guay, prisoners, with about 2,0t)t horses, several baggage waggons with families, arms, &c. and which are now on the road for this camp, and the Major, with the greater nan ; of his forces, gone to. attack Don FrtttM0 R'bciro, who by rcpoit, Iras but fcw mm . .. . lating in London requesting a repeal of the existing laws relating to trade ,unu navigation; anu prajmg. tnat f aU mav' bcJ ailr;lillC(l frcc into thc Unitcd Kingdom, under lhc samc rc.ulalions aJ urUUh VCs. scls. Letters from the Isle of Trance, dated in January, state that the sickness continued at that place. It was supposed to be the eliow r cver..ll business had been suspended. The disgraceful scene of a man sclling his wife, took place in London on the 23th of April Dills vci posted in different parts of thc city. stating that she would be sold according to lavj. At the appointed hour, the husband made his appearance; leading ;;,v ivifc by a baiter, whic:was placed around her neck. Shi was "knocked cc:r?j." at a very moderate price, to a Uutch:r of Clai k m ar l;c t . L ok do 71 Pa fx e r. Agreeably to the mode adopted bv the Navy Department of detennininv. by lot, the name to be borne bv th ship of the line just built at New lork. The name which she drew which, of course, from her rate, must be thc name of a state, was OHIO. .Yat. Lit natcheS, May 9, 1820. Was committed to the jail of this county, o. the 7th instant, a man who Cads himseil Etijaii Morgan. Trom circumstances that transpired during; his examination before Judge Shield-), he is supposed 10 have been in some way connected with a robbery oi the mail. Letters, way bihs, Uc. Sc made up at New Orleans, for Humsvide, in Alabama, were found in his possession. He was arrested in the Ciiocktaw nation, and stands committed" for trial orr the first MoiuUy in July next. SAMUEL IIOIT, 4gcnt cf the General IJQ$t UJjice From the Trenton Fedsralixt. IMPORTANT iO MILLERS. A very valuable machine has lately been invented (and is now m opera tion) by Mr. Richard Ftenci, ol Morrisviiie, Penn. for cleansing ail i kind of grain and grass seeds. This machine cleanses the grain complete ly of the white cap, and al thc same time rubs off the dust that always adheres to grain, and is thc cause ol specks in dour. The grain at the r " - , r, samc time receives a hue poash -L opcrtcs equally on rye and buckwheat, cleansing it horn ail the dust and tuz which darken and cause grit in the tl-jur, and are so liable to fret the hoiting cloth. It is ttie opinion 01 number of millers, that one barrel ot ilour may be obtained more from everv one hundred bushels ot wheat, cleaned by this machine, than Lorn the samc quantity in thc usual way. This machine will icmain at Morrisviiie. for public inspection, a few weeks, after w hich it wiii be removed to IJrandvwine. Millers and others 0 who wish to make more and better Hour, (as there ii no less of grain) are invited to call and sec thc machine in operation. 1 beiicve they will not regret the time and trouble of so doing. Mr.chhic fjr crossing Rivtrs. Thc mechanist Xavier Michel, residing at Offenbach, has invented a very simple and compact machine, by the aid of which livers may be crossed, and even thc sea attempted, without any danger cf sinkimr It is marly fie lectin diameu r, when unfolded. An opening of about thirteen inches in thc centre is destined to icceivc the traveller. When dismounted this apparatus is easily transncrtcd f:cn: place to place, for its entire wcicrht scarcely exceeds five pcurds. The inventor has made a number of experiments on thc Rhine, all of which have been crowned with entire success. He can make the machine move forward or otherwise, at pleas urc, and without any great exertion. In order more fully to prove thc util - ity of las invention. M. Michel had

detemiincd to embark at Kncl, arid

descend the Riiinu to its mouth. FHOM A LATE ENGLISH TATER. We understand that, in conscience of an application from the Austrian Court to our irovci mucin. icqucsting that more indulgence slmuid be allowed to lionpai ic, orders have been despatched lor that purpose, and have been can icd into etlVct. His temper is therefore suid to have become iess repulsive, h seems that he is now permitted to walk or lidc w iihout a iruard, though there is no .cLxa.ion m U.oc v - . measdeemed necessary to prevent the possibility regret, that young Napoleon has net been discouraged from enteitaininr the utmost hatred ot the English, on accoon, of in father, though the a un ' : pcnt. pnsonnieiit ot his act of the Europeun sovieigns in general, and so essen tiul to thc safety of all their several states. In proof of this fact, the following anecdote, which has been renerally circulated on the continent, is sid to be founded on truth : The boy lately asked why he was nor styled asbefoie thc Kin- of Rome? hfc was informed that the title was abolished on the imprisonment cf his lather, lie then asked by whom he Why tlic boy should be permitted to ndulge these sentiments, or how far t'ney may relate to ulterior views rcltiveto France, we leave to the rc(Uctiens of profound philosophers, uid in the sagacity of more sagacious politicians, to "gather and surmise." We are authorised to anr.oucc SAM JEL ClIAMliEH; Esq. ofWidncr township, as a candidate ihr bounty Commissioner at thc cn - uing election. ANNUA I. ELECTION. The fillowini; ge;alv.me:i are candidates at thcekcticn to fce held on thc vest Monday ;:i August nz:il: FOIi coscnr.ss. WILLI M HENDRICKS. REUfiEN W. NESO.W STATE LEGISLATURE. GE . R. C SULLIVAN, THOMAS H . l i LAKE, JOsE II WAR NEIL RO .ERT S rURJ.US, JoiiN Mcdonald, JAMES WAS-ON, JOH.V PAGET. SHERIFF k'S :j A CC US T2 . vale nt i 'e j. bradley, John ). d:;ennon, JOHN DECKER, SAMUEL PARR, JOHN SCOTT, and JAMES N ABB. C0UST2' COMMISSIONERS. Wk. R. M'CALL. JOIIN O 'KLETBEE, JOSEPH McCLURE. IsJacksmithiiig. rflllE scbscrilic-r having removed from J. the Stean; Mill, and taken thc shep n xt door to Bartch's Grocery Store, in i nns the public that he carries on the ll ivc !?nvss in all its various branches, and will accommodate all these who ni.iv fiVor him with their custom. Hehas.; ;i !lld ;l quanlity (f first niU. STEEL, aad intends to keen a supply of Prjo'n 7Tri7o JUittL JL UULbm ajcf all kinds. All or inches of Smith work, such as MILL IKONS, BULL PLOUGHS. ccc. ccc. will be done at h:s she p in the best nunuer, und on the tannest lu.t'ce. JAMES ELSWORTII. Vincrnnes, June 30, 1820. 27tf Conveyancing. ' ?iliE subscriber will execute all kinds of COXVK YAXCIXG at the shortest notice and on reasonable terms, on application at his Room on ccond-strcct, opposite Col. Lasselle s I a ei n. C. II. TILLING HAST. Vincmne$i Jr.ne 3. 23 tf Notice. pANAWAV fi-r.ni the subscriber r .ife the I'ath hist, an apprentice to ti audl.iu: tivde, nnuu d on 4C IiEllRIl) HACKET, . about 17 ear fng-, f.vc feet f.veir.ch'.s ::'eh, dark h-.ir er.d ccniplexicn, Llae .s; ha! n when he cr.t av.av, a llal K hci luney cout, pantaloons t tl 1. r . ' - - 1 :;i.e, a ne . i.r aei, a:al a pmr I i ne dices. I hereby forwm idi 1 ers n .ioni Jiaioonie' him, or trust;iur bun 0:1 "e.y accr ant, 1 uni ch ti -roiined toihvil accordir.g to lav; with all Mich. Any pcrscii who vv-.li icti.in SciJ bey bh.dl ivceive a n wcrd ef ujl ett.s, but no thank? for his trouble. THOMAS TUNNING. Washington, livi;s cty. May 1(3.

aV V- . ' V" 1UL" hemp cord round his neck no other the English, he put his hand to his llldri;s or brands perceivable. Apl.ttie sword, and exclaimed image, praiscti lo 50 dolla.s by Joseph IM"Ah! these villainous Kuglish. .... :mi ,. Vi.lU., n,lln,,..

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TAKEN VP Bt Tl orr.as ase, i: Pike ccur.ty, i.iig in i cteiiLurh, Wasl.i: en towi, h ip, otic BAY ilOIiSi: siippoC'i to le 3 jcais Uid, licur 14 hui u3 :.ig!i, a tew white l.uiis in i.u !eiehe .d, 3 wliite lcet ihd pLM cl the tde.cr, trai.ee J on the i.ar shcnir'.cr uiai butiock wit: the Enures L 7 Appiaisea to 20 doll-ss, by James ivtnman and John G. ethers t c to:t; ii.e, this 23d day of Mu, SZ j. nlo's mi:au, j.i'. r.c.

TAKEN UP By William A. Hardy, living in While River township, Gibson county, Indiana, a small dark sorrel MARE, about 13 hands high, 7 or 8 years old this spring, some saddle spots, no brands peiceiveble; she is a natural trotter. . Appraised to 25 dollars, by Isaac Hudspeth and James Robb, this 22d of May, 1820. I do hereby certify the abovc to be a true copy from my estray book. G H. ROUTT, j. p. g.c. July 1 --27-swt TAKEN UP By Jacob Jucolus, living in Gibson county, .Indiana, a flea-bitten Grey HORSE, supposed to be 12 years old, 15 hands high, n small lump on his left knee, and a small 1820. I do hereby certify the above to be a true copy from mv estray book. G. H. ROUTT j. p. g. c. July 1-- . 7-3 vf TAKEN UP By John Milburn. living in Gibson county, White Rivcr township, Indiana, a dark bay MARE, 13 hands J 4 r Ul, u u? V V l 1 her forehead, blind of the left eye, high, 7 years old, with a small star in both hind feet white up in the postern joints, with a black spot at the edge of the hoof Appraised to 12 dollars, by David Milburn and Joseph Perry, 27th May, 1820 I do hereby certify the above to be a tiue copy from my estray book. G. If ROUTT, j. p. g. c. July 1--27 3 t REWARD Stolen from the subscriber, living about 12 miles from Vincennes, on the Louisville road; on the night of the 3d of June, inst. A BAY HORSE about 15 hands high, 8 or 9 years old last spring, a star in his forehead, branded on the nigh shoulder, B. C. on one of his fore feet between the hoof and postern joint he has a scar from being corked. Also, A BAY HORSE, about 14 hands high, about 3 years old, a star in his forehead, no brands perceivable ; on a close examination it will be discovered that he has white hairs over his body. The above reward will be paid for the horses and thief, or ten dollars for either of the horses, and all reasonable expenses paid if brought home. JAMES STEIN June 16-- 25-- 3w 20 Dollars REWARD STOLEN or strayed from Joel Churchill, English Praire, on Saturday, 35 April, two horses of the following description, viz : one a large gray horse, in low condition, 7 years old. paces and trots ; had a sore back, &c a plaster over the sore, when missed. This horse was purchased of a Mr. Dedman. last fall, who resides in Pike County, Ind. The other a dark bay Horse, about fourteen hands high, black legs, small star on his forehead and has the appearance of being hip shot. This horse was brought from New-Albany Whoever will give such information, either to Mr. Churchill at the English Prairie, or to capt. Hobson of Shawneetown so that they can be found, will receive the above, reward. Any person retaining them after this notice will be proceeded against according to law. Shawneetown, June 3 1820--23tf Pottery v 2 f THE subscribers have established a Pottery, at thc corner of Church and Fourth streets, and will constantly keep on hand, a general assortment of Potter's Ware, at the most reduced prices for Cash. A liberal Discount will be made to Country Merchants and others, who may purchase by Whalesale. ROBINSON & MORFORD. February 1 o tf

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