Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 42, Vincennes, Knox County, 28 October 1820 — Page 2

oblis;c.l to pinsijc their criminal uttcrpu- Gallery of iiu Museum, to the Kings!

zc, than thoe who arc ruldiclcd to the apai intents, w lulst. by way of a diversion, enjcynic.it cf innocent and lciijal objects.., the soldiers who were to have been gainI'roni me tli to the 11th iluy, the ed were to have had a skirmish on the Iluiise wrro etup;;ed in discussing a Place du Carousel with the Guaids ol the ciu'.ion whether me Counsel should bciPalace. permitted to cro s-cxatnine the uiincs-l Madame Eliza Bacciochi, sister of Ho

ses in the manner they desired, w hich was finally determined upon by a majority of fr.e. Lord Lrskiuc then moved that t lie I louse adjourn, to afford lime for tiie Queen to prepa. c for her defence ; and tnat a list of the remaining witnesses aijahist hrr, with a specification of the tune, and pi. tv.es to which their testimoniumwould apply, should be furnished her. On this motion there were Contents 61 ; Non-conienls 60. LONDON, AUG. 28.

Crowds ot respectable pcron continue to

assemble d :iiy in Sr. J .one's square, to a

wail the approach of her majesty, Sc greet

naparte, and Ex-Duchess of Lucca and Piombh.o, has, it is said, died at Trieste, of a nervous fever. Letters from Ancona state, that preparations were making in the Marche for the reception of the Austrian troops expected horn ombarifL ARIS, AUG. 22 The late if k.i4j&Lnot at all interrupted the public or der ; :The num

ber of tl e military at rflsted does not ex

ceed 25, and none of theift above the rank

of Captain. We idd, with rcgiet, that some of them belonging to the second

'regiment of the guards, distinguished by ' ' . . 11 1 f 1 1 . 1

lier with the most enthusiastic acclama-fits sentiments of honor and fidelity . The

lions. As her Majesty left the Ilouselpreiiminary investigation of their conon Saturday, several ladies were assciu-.duct has commrnsed. It appears, they bled, who pressed to touch her clothes, Mid not dare to confide their project to .... f !.... ... ' -i

ami were percei ed to sheel tears ol sym- the soldiers. Some ot the conspirators

pal'-v a?d affection. All the wav to the i louse of Lords the same lively scene v.as presented, and the same demonstrations of admiration evinced. The soldiers are ovist respectful, and seem to join in the sentiments of the multitude. 21. Mail. AUGUST 30. Her Majesty arrived in town at 9 o'clock this morning, proceeded, as usual, by alderman Wood. The people assembled to s- e her pass were few in number, and those few m inifestcd but little enthusiasm. As she pissed Carlton Palace she turned her cyse. in an opposite direction with an assumed air of disgust This seemed to please her followers, who noticed it with cries of u bravo," an loudly clipping of hands In the windows of Pall Mall and Cockspur-streel vc did not notice a single respectable person. Courier LONDON AUG. 30. The concourse of people who assem

b!e in the neighborhood of the 1 lou-e of

Lord, continue to insult the Duke of Wellington. Yesterday, as the Duke

was riding with ihe Marquis of Angles a

they were again pursued with the hissing and hootinrs of the mob. The Duke

took it coolly, but the Marquis made a full slop and demanded of the persecu

tors, u why do you hiss me ?" Loud

rhouts of u The Queen ! the Queen I

v:'s the only reply. I lis lordship said

" ii you want me to do any thing contrary to my conscience, I must tell you, 1

would rather you ran me through the

bodv. This called for a shout, but the

next moment the crv of4 The Queen,

was renewed, and the Marquis put spurs to his horse and left them. The Horse

Guards are in fu'.ure to be on duty to pre vent a repetition of similar outrages.

The Court of Peeis is ordered to as

semble immediately, to proceed without

delay to the tiial of the individuals arrest ed at Paris

The Court Royale of Paris, all the

Chambeis being assembled, held vcslcr

day a secret sitting, which is supposed to

relate to the conspiracy.

The manner in which government rpsi

received an intimation of the conspiracy.

was, by a tortunate but most singulai chance. A female, who was aecustomec to read the newspapers at the I huille,ies. in returning the journals she had boi

rowed, left in it, unawres, a letter tha

had just readied her. This letter was t

the e fleet ol advising her instantly to quit

Pans, m order to avoid t lie consequence

of a ieolution that was about to break

out. This letter fell thus into strangi hands, w as read, and the female to whon the letter had been addressed, was takti up. She pointed out the wiitcr of it who, being also taken, put theauthoii ties in possession of the plot. We ai uninformed, at present, how far the bum ing of Vinccnnes was connected with thi plot. It is asserted that the circuit stance was occasioned by the negligentor imprudence of a workman who w i cinp!o ed there in repairing the fire-arm

to be used at the festival of St. Louis.

JS. - eral parts of the building receive some damage fom a partial explosion

smcour v. as prompt and abundant ; at '

o clock the ti:e was mastered ; no pcrs i

was hurt; lueki.y three barrels of gir powder, one of saltpeter, w ere withdraw in the time. Since this event the castle has bee closed, and the Hoops who form the ga

rison ate placed under a countersign -Gen. Degeau repaired to the castle o. Saturday evening, and p?scd the nigl the e. The castle has been slight) damaged, but no bodv has perished The commune is quite tranqoil ; an; not withstand ng the immense crowc which the festival hr. l atttacted, not tin 1 ivt disorder has taken place Tin p an d the conspit ators was t eize tin

Louvre, and to penetrate, by the Grand

lave absconded.

All the Foreign Ambassadors waited

on the King on Sunday.

All the barriers of Paris were shut

rom eleven o clock on aaturclaj night

ill seven on Sunday morninir. Since

hen the passage has been perfectly free

I'he Gendarmerie was reinforced at all

the posts, and stationed at new ones.

VIENNA, AUG. 9

There is much talk here of a confi len-

tial circular of a powerful monarch in the

North, addressed to all the Sovereigns

w ho signed the Holy Alliance, to induce

hem to prepare their contingents tor

the purpose of opposing the revolutionary

measures of demagogues in the south of

Lurope.

The Austrian troops, now on the route or Italy, consists of 32 battalions ofm-

antry 10 battalions of chasseurs, and 2:.

squadrons of light cavalry. Thev will

arrive between the 16th and 24th inst. at

Previso, where they will receive the or

ders for their ulterior destination. There are now strong Austrian garrisons at Bo-

ognoand at Commachio. A private letter from London, dated ugust 15, published in the Washington

City Gazette, says " The kiijg and the duke of York have had a qurrel the king

brew an inkstand at the duke, CTnHjro at

tendants had to drag him out of tUSoyal presence ; he havinsr first abusctr the

ng, and told him that 50 000 soldiers

would follow him, but not one the king.

It is rumored that his Majesty is hah

nad, and very tyrannical talks of hav

ing a royal guard from Hanover."

Great numbers of troops are quartered

in the neighborhood of London.

SALE FOR TAXES. OX MONDAY the 13th of November next, I will expose the following trans cf L.m: and Tow n Lots to public sale at the COCUT-HOl'SE door in Yinc'enne.s for the 1 1: uid coats due thereon for the present year, according to law, unless redeemed bw.ie that time.

Lots in Yinceiiiies.

John Braden, half Let,

Alitchel Hurdelow, Bez. ton's Heirs, Samuel Dihvorth, ainuel Drake.

Henry Dubois, Exr. ot Paz

Tax.

No. 153

No. 7 No, 115, No. 344, No. 321.

No. 1,-6, Tua, 93, 1819, S2 25, zadon's estate;.230 A land, GOO do. 1

lax, bH 38 J same iortheyeir KSl3 48. Gandhis' heirs, 100 Acres land, c'utenicAjlui lot, No. 19, J.ihn Gwathmey, part lot. No. 0. J Joseph Goyeus, 52 acres land, L. Prairk III

nn ttoveus. 5.J acres lain . l. rraim.-

a j v - -

a. iivniiuj 1 AV IIUl 7Wlf ft W V ftJTy A V Thomas Williams fc Co. S0T2 acres liuic Widow Molse, 6S acres land, ' Anthony Uusharvillc. heirs of No. 179. 3

Samuel Uodgcrs.half lot, No. 70, x lames C. Smirl, half lot, No. 61, half S4th:dl S, half 109, half 135, Daniel Sullivan, half of lot No. 193, Trancis Trolio, 50 acres land, 3 H. Charles Tillinghast, 70 feet ol No. 414, 20 feet of 435, Francis Yalky, Adm. for A. Dally, 80 acres land, 40 acres do. L. P. Wyants heirs, 100 acres, 596 do. 150 do. James Welch, Lots No. 3S2, 383, 357, 356, 306, 332, 333. Glass Cochran, 100 acres, No. 6S, 400, No. 67, 2 H. donation tax balance Robert Gilhreath, 100 acres, No. 242, donation, William Welton, heirs of 1600 acres. No. Jo, 31, 42, 69. William AriiKtriiiKr 9fif :rn 'n "1 t l1! TT

Jay Morelior.se, agent Chapel, 200 acj es.'o. 201, 400 acres, No. 199, donation C6 Samuel Huffman. 11.1 iir.rrs huwl k

Jolm Lemon, heirs of 195 acres. No. 238, don;it:cn, John Lewis, he.' rs of 200 acres. No. 165 donation, Thomas C. Nichols, 87 acres, Kiver Dushee, Chews' heirs of 400, No. 147, donation, Christian Barkman, heirs of 200 acres, Maria C. same, 12 acres R. Duchis Gconrc Clavnolc. 500 acres land. Nc-r.k.

Joseph App'legate, assignee 50 acres, R. Duchis, Adam Harness, heirs of 280 acres land, W. R.

Vanmeter, 361 acres. No. 170, donation,

JP $ Cts. & 00 23 J CO 37 00 IS J X no

3 18 1

01X6.103.")

10 18J v J 37 1-2 93 6 1 27 7 69 56f 2 F0 81 J 17 991

eg ' 52

Jacob Burnett, 400 acres. No. 101, O. Donation, Abraham Brinker, 800 acres, 2d rate land, Joseph Staly, 1200 acres, No. 132, 133, 134, donation, I nmcs Fernsley. 255 acres. Y. River.

Jas. Abbott, 6000 acres, No. 74, 77, 99, 106, 113, 126, 137. 140

1Q. O-', 1UU, iUo, 145, 15.

VLIST of letters remaining in the Post-Office at Hindostan, Martin

ounty, Indiana, which if not taken out

of the office before the 1st day of Janu

ary next, will be sewt to the General Post Office as dead letters.

ABC

Charles Alexander, Lemuel Barlow, 7

Luc. Burlintrham, S Seth Bacon,

Nathaniel Bond, James Canell,

John Clark, Andrew Cockran,

Mr. Clements

Andn mts. J . DF G

Willis Dougherty, John I. Davisson,

Hiram Davis, IVhTxinis,

Whitfield Force, JamWFollaird,

Nicholas Gavaronc, Thornton Grinstead

Horatio Griffith. V,., - II L M 'saac Hull, William Harris, roshua Horner, William Hayes, eth W. Holmes, 2 James Lemar, Richard Lovejoy, John Lewis, William Mc.l ell, Isaac M. Meeker, -Levi Mc.Lain. NOP 'ohn Nye; Benjamin F. Norris ituby Osborn, James Perry, George Pcrley, Levi Pi ice, illiam Patten, John PriccfN R S T W Y H Benjamin Ransom, Michael Splmle, xYilliam Stanley. John SpafTorOy S. S. Simmons, John R. Mvain. 2 Jmes Twccdle, Stephen Warren, Margaret Watson, Thomas Wi'cox, Lvman Watkins, Samuel Young, Oliver & Hubbard Yarner T. O. 1 RENTISS, p m. October 1st, 1820. 6i-42

pGcoi an execution issued fron

e clerk s office of 'andefl)urg; court, and to me directed apd de 1 have taken all the right a'nd ti

rcsley rntchett, to Lots No. 59

nd 63 in the town of Kvansville, whicl

i shall expose lo sale at the court hous

toor of said town on the 23th day of thi

month. A. WARNER, s v.c. October 17th, 1820. 42-

i S 1

TTDiY y

frcuft veucd, !e fif P

ii

O 4 4 9 25 2

01 i 66 82 2-3 66 2-.I 66 2-1 4 .yS 20 1-2 66 1-2 32 93 97

2.58,

1

70 57 1-2

Non-Rssideiits Lots in the Donation.

cres. No. S C Acres. No. S C. 100 46 1 16 ii00 33 2 33 400 54 4 66 400 64 4 66 200 71 2 33 400 82 4 66 83 1-2 87 0 96 400 90 4 66 52 1-2 100 0 60 400 115. 4 66 250 118 2 91 284V 123 3 31 400 130 4 66 400 143. 4; 66 400 154 4 66 400 169466 200 f 211 2 33 400 4. 66 400 236 4 66 1 400 241 4 66 200 44 2 33 400 61 -4 66 400 65 4 66 350 76 4 07 400 85 4 66 400 8S 4 66 400 92 4 66 400 103 4 66 400 116 4 66 180 119 2 09

No- S C. Acres. No. S C.

371 400 100 400 300 250 100 296 400 400 400 400 200 400 400

127 146 172 229 242 49 68 86 94 117 128 150 207 o 244

4 4 1 4 o 2 1 4 4 4 4 4 o 4 4

23 66 16 66 39 91 16 57 66 66 66 66 33 66 66

360 400 250 400 40(2 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 150 200

131 155 212 237 13 63 81 9 114 122 139 168 238 217

4 4 o 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 o

1J 65

91

66 66

66 66 6S

66

66 66 66 65 74, 33

6

Noii-Residents Lots in Vincennes.

No. S C No. S C. No. S- C.

66 0 93 I

J-3 1301 12

211 0 18

275 0 0 373 0

423

336 390 426 498

490 120f

103 159

14 10

5 5 10 5 5 5 4

1 68 18

110 161 .U43 504 384 403 432 366 408 433 502 491. 113 167

0 56 111 0 l.S 0 10 173 1 31 0 6T 271 0 14 0 , 14 320 0 7 0 5 369 0 5 0 5 420 5 5 464 5 5k 370 5 542l 5 5 466 5

j .479 I27f 4 TP a l n if c

120f. 4

23 28

9 70f. 65

$121 20 19 1 47

No. S C No. S C. 1 43 5 50l 187 120 ft. 4 460 130 ft. 4 1-2 92 56 112 28 1-2 151 60 165 18 4-5 203 75 267 18 28 18 318 10 I 241 18 268 14 286 14 3 9 10 342 5 368 6 393 5 416 5 427 5 45 1 5 500 5 34 93 499 30ft. 2 492 120f. 4 I i

c. y No. s

79 4120 179

272 J 273 327 UOf. 371 422 482

481 120ft

93

93

14 7

14 6 5 5 S

. 4

Non-Residents Lots in Harrison's Ad

Jdition to Vincennes.

Nn. S C No. S C. I No. S

20 128 113

46 84 56 j

1 12 135 116

75 46 56

115 U7 129

56 65 93

v o.

S C. No. S C.

191 24

56 I Ml 93 131

75 56

1 U 192

56 5G

HOSE indebted to the subscriber.

are earnestly requested to make

payment by the First of NOV EM HER.

as after th?t time, payment will be ex

pected lor

Boarding everii Four JHrks,

And those who cannot comply with such rules, must do better if tiny can, as I am positively detci mined to do business on

io other terms. Carter Beammi

October IS. 1820.

15. V. EECKES, C.K.C.

OCTOBER 14 1820. 41 4w N. B. Should there be anv tracts unsold on th .ath

the sale will lie ( (tinned on the FOUItTKENTH. '

STOLEN from tfie

K Subscriber, on the niMit - of the 1 6th inst. a Chesmil

M )URE'. !lr RSE,about 143 hands high sK- ytars old, he has a small white spot on ihc under side of his neck, a saddle mark on his back, and a wind gall about the size of a patride egg. a white strctk round his left leg just above the knee branded on the off butlock C. S. The hove reward will be given to any pcron who will return the horse to CHAS. SOL'DIUET.

October 16, 1820.

4'-2w

P III N TIN (i. Neatly executed at the SUN Office.

41. 3t

Blanks Notes for sale here.