Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 46, Vincennes, Knox County, 25 November 1820 — Page 2

sind ; Sc as they have neither been seen'

or heard of since, it is conjectured that they .have made their way through the sound, into seas hitherto unexplored ; for

had no passage existed through it, they Venice to gt hi passport, and it w as not must have returned into Davis's straits, until after remonstrating strongly against and there been seen by some of the wha- such abominable shuffling, and a declaralcrs in the last season. 'tion that mr. Henry would advise her ina'i'his conjecture is strengthened by in- josty not to proceed any further in her detclligence jut received from Davis's fence, under such circumstances, that he straits, by which it appears, that in the obtained the passport, present summer, captain Johnson in the " None ol the military will go as witCambrian, of Hull, sailed up Lancaster nesscs for the queen, as orders have been

sound 80 miles; he found a large swell, anu me winu strong ig unst nun, the sea there quite clear ot Ice ; the sides of the sound were about 2o miles apart at the highest point he reached ; he could see 20 miles or thereabouts, further up, Sc there was no appeaiance of land, or any obktruction Capt. Johnson seems to have no doubt that the discovery ships had pas - owv. mv, auu'mjuui uuutau ii'jLuuig

oi mem lie lelt the sound on the 230; August, on which day he met capt. HellJ- SEVENTEEN DAYS LATER in the Friendship, of I lull, sailing up the The British ship Mais, Capt. Mitchell sound. The Friendship, as well as the came into this port yesterday intheveiy Truclove another whaler had also procee- short passage of 22 days fiom Liverpool, ded to the northward, in Davis's straits, By this vessel the editors o the Ncwand have been in much higher latitudes York G izette hae received a Liverpool than capt Ross. According to the reck- paper of the 27th of September, and files cning of the capt of the Truclove, he had of London papers to the 26th As the reached 80 degrees of north latitude. Mars brought no letter bag, we are not The whalers which are now on their re- regularly apprised of tne state of the turn, will of course bring much interest- Liverpool markets but understand that ing information, but intelligence from the cottons had rather declined in price. Discovery ships, can hardly yet be expec- The House of Commons, pursuant to

tea. nnoimi they have tound a passage into the Pacific, letters cannot be receiyed from tlicm for some ti ne ; but if this primary object be not attained, they will

ot course remain m the Northern seasas;ers ot the Oxford Herald were attacked

late m the season as possible it being well Known that they continue clear ot ice until the winter is somewhat advanced ; their discoveries can therefore be prosecuted until the absence of light puts a Stop to their proceedings, Buenos Ayres. Later accounts than any published as yet in this country, containing intelligence of a Convention concluded between the public authorities and leading characters of the government, for the establish nent and preservation of republican forms and principles, thro' that section of South America. Difficulties, however, arose relating to the surrender of privileges, as a capital from the city of Buenos Ayres, hut not greater than ivh.it was expected after the defeat of the factions. The friends of the king, or rather trai tors, have left us many a task to accom plish' (a letter says) 4 and m my a woum to heal, particularly our political credit A non-intercourse act with the Portu guese, was adopted unanimously by tha convention, on the 26th of July, at Lux an, and the Brazils have lost a rich trade & important supplies from Buenos yres tor the bare and expensive possession o a castle in Montevideo Such was the warlike attitude of Buenos Ayres. tha flour and provisions were as dear there as at Montevieo. the agricultural pursuits ha ing been neglected this year. An in si luous attempt to replace the ex-genera and proscribed Alvearin power, attribu ted to the confederated army under Ra mircz Sc Carrera had created not a smal degree of alarm in the people, till it was discontinued. 1 he letters mention their satisfaction nt the late change in the pov ernmcnt of the Peninsula; they rejoce ai seeing in the constitution a prosper of the old Spanish people being happy but observes, that the destinies of Soutl America arc forever separated from Eu rope, gen. Belgrano, of the patriot army in rem, had died, not in good terms with the cause of the liberty and honor of his country, den. San Martin was cnairet' in the Chili expedition against Lima! in comvination with the celebrated and faith ful Bolivar Bait. Patriot. Tkc Queen. We call universal atten tion to the following alarming but authen tic statement, Milan is the theatre; tin persons implicated by it we need not name, nor shall we weaken the impressi on which it must inevitably make, by a single word ot comment. 41 Two persons anived yesterday at 8 o'clock with despatches to the queen, they lelt Milan on the 7th Sept They report, that notwithstanding all the pro fessions ol impartiality which have been made, and every recognition of mr. Hen ry as her majesty's agent, passports were refused to witnesses summoned on lien hchalt. In consequence of this, a messenger was dispatched to Vienna, who took a letter to lord Stewart on the subject, and returned on .M mkuiv se'night with an an

swer, enclosing lonl Castlei cash's letter . to lord Stewart, which it appears his lord-

ship had laid before prince Metternich, who replied that the Austrian govern inent .required a letter from her majesty, or from mr. Hiouhaui, f r eacli win ess, a thin t ;ble, unless her

majesty op attorney general were present:

on Wednetday sc'night. mr. Henry ap plied to get a passport for a Venetian w itness he was to:d ihat he must be sent to given forbidding them to wear tiieir imi -

torm t lie moment they land m k.ng una. I he brig Spark sailed th; 15th for Until this restriction is removed, and un-'smyrna. til the Austrian government order them: The Algcrine hVct passed Gibraltar on to go to Kngland, and moreover convince' the 1 1th September, outward bound, them that they will not suffer any loss by it On the 14th September, a committee not one will leave Lombardy." was appointed by the cortcs to frame a Lond. Trav. law project k for securing to the citizens !' - . "the faculty of cnlightnimr each other bv

limn me tw i v a. uj Lct. adjournment, met on the 13th of Sept and were further adjourned to the I7lh October. At Oxford, the houses of the publish by a furious mob -nearly and many of the frames naruiya room bemp; leitman habitable state a I he publishers narrowly esca ped with their lives. This outrage was occasioned by the Herald taking the side of government against the Queen The revolution in Portugal is confirm' ed by the London papers The particu lars are similar to those already publish ed in Spain, Portugal, Naples, and Sicily. It is added that 20,000 men were on their march from Spain, to assist the Portuguese insurgents. Witnesses in favor of the Queen has arrived in London from Italy. The Queen has offered her portrait to the Common Council of the City of London, which has been accepted, and the thanks of the C ourt ordered to be conveyed to her Majesty by the Lord Mayor. Numerous addresses had been presented to the Queen. Her answer to that of Sidwelf, Kxeter, is worthy of notice. She says " I consider myself as perpetually acting in the presence of the Universal Farther and 1 endeavor to measure my happiness more by conformity to his will, tJian by any variable compliances with individual inclinati in. Whatever may have been my personal afilictions, consider them as designed either for the benefit of others, or for my own ultimate advantage. Hence, that Power, whose aflicting dispensations have caused many a torturing pang to my neait, and many a sorrowful houi in my life, is the object of my devout, and my adoration. In all trials, I place a firm reliance on His goodness, without whose permission not a sparrow fall to the ground " QJffhc of the -V. I'. Daily Advertiser, October 22. The London Traveller of the 20th Sept. states that Lord Castlereagh is reported to have said in the British House of Commons on Monday evening,, that if the whole proceeding against the Queen were a conspiracy, no pesson won hi be more willing to get at the fact than him-! self. I'he Liverpool Advertiser of the 16th SlTlho , !3 S0",C- ',hpC that the present pause m ,tl.o legislative nroCCC( lnirci atrnitmt Ihn Onnrn. nni- U says There uvvt.iiuv.v4 "ill! samtril J tllLllS . . . . 1 1 t. ----- -j q " -I "iui U, 'jiipilriprl li'ltli 'i ntii,t 11 n t .. rw i

yne ot the rans editors, speaking garusons had followed the examplfancl of their force- aif .1 -J A .

on mis suo,ect, says, "the revolutionary! lastly, that the libcrot the nation W entered Palermo on the Qth nr h i , 1 and -n( likewise been proclaimed at Lisbon of his army " "Ch a2t t l 1!

,-.3 un huh me ueiaiis oi occurrences

I he late accounts from Spain state theTJiidiM- a;.,

interesting .act of the aetoa. dcsm.cti,,,, mu sale ottlie property ot the inquisition., The Emperor of Russia, has declined IP lnt'ltlliin n f tli 1' '"ilu usina o meet his Imperial Majesty at the can,P at Pest. The ship Liverpool was lost on the coast of Africa in Mv h-mf Thn hlnrL-o i

, , . j " "'"v.rta uuu un ine nun Slue OI li e S i n.,1 boarded the wreck, ami rnhhnl Ph..Hn. :. . . U L la,,a

. : t - thmg they could lav their hands on ; stripped the captain and crew, and took them ashore in canoes entirely naked - i nv- v.avatu aiivj vim., ui wis ce were d'tcrn ards purchased. SAVANNAH, OCT. 2 1. Wc luvc received information via

Havana, that the Cortes of Spain hae

uDsoimciy rciuscu 10 ceoe me r ;ot Idas m any foini to the United States. lieiub. FKOM THE BOSTON PATRIOT. 1 I . ,. I f . . . I 1 .1 v- .

LATEST 1'KOM U IllHALTAli. lAt 20 minutes past one. Mi W civ n Arrived at this port last evening, the, ccd to the Las, and was proc.coiruMo adhug Orieans, captain Pratt, 29 dayMrom dress the house, when tl r I r..,i i

tiioiauar we arc 1 " 1 9 9 - c indebted to ,V.r ; TopiifT for Gibraltar papers to thC Gt!i September, insiu.sivc. 4 1 he Columbus 71 and sloop ofUVar Peacock sailed from Gibraltar the 16th ; Septembei , bound up the Mediterranean i means oi political discussions at the same time avoiding the abuse of the same wo uie m, me ministers were sent for to report on the sate of the capi tal as it had been in a violent agitation .1 m -

the nitrht before, and srflitlmm rripsiiflHirnn.nr i r ..

o - , rw, .. 'fi ... . . i ne ministers attended, and read reports r . .... 1 from thr nntlioritipc at Ti.lr-w1 K,. ..

Mt faufiiw, hiiiui uic immcsoi oi rabier M i" i f it appeared that attempts had been made les. son of the Drnutv of I xLra to disturb the public tranquility. Owing Combes Sieycs,a Prefect dii,, to the contrary meaning of their s, g dred days, and neu "t h was impossible to ascertain to whatWty tion making Abbe Sieves " c-"5. they really belonged but strong jpi-, A London paper of the 3d mrrtw,. eionswcre entertained, that they were'that despatches have bcenrec.iw 7 '

enemies to the new system, who had hyofjpocritically disguised their sentiments, it - . . ' to escape detection. g-y r i , , , Gen. Riego had been ordered to pro-

Id were attacked ceed to Oviedo, where he was to be quarall the windows tercd.-Thc command of the province of were brokcnjGallicia having been taken from him. tinan hahitahlelThn nrrW fnr hrpat! , r

The onler for hreakin? ud the armv nf Andalusia has been confirmed. ' A Madrid article of the 31st of August states that the revolution in Portugal commenced in Oporto, among the troops, who proclaime,), toother with thcir august sovereign John the nation, the constitution, and whatever shou d rmpn. r , . nip trrm 1 1 1 r rnrt c- . 4h,f t-o.. r

Anivcrfh Aug. 19. and the news to have been re cciv d Z Sicily, winch is the most fruitful island telegraph, and is neraU crc 1 -of Luropcand the largest ir the Meditcr- A London paper of October T ranean, contains about 1,300,000 inhabit- that several other run,. i ' ant.;. i:.w ti,o p ' u pll,fr letters have been le-

'""- 'v nw.naii-) ii luuai UUM 7 loeic arc in sicny nearly 30,000 priests The nobility and clergy own almost all the land, and the peasants are m the most miserable condition The nobility iWu nrn,;r,, .r The , , . i'...., Jlukes, 37 marqmses, 27 counts and 79 batons. Agriculture, from not bavim; been encouraged, has fal.en into a stale of complete dcKralation. The capital, 20,000, and Syracuse 15,000. VERY LATE FROM E V 4 j k - i cstcrday morning the butr IVr Oak NEW YORK apt. 1 owier, aruved tiom Lireipool, alter a passage ot '22 das, luimshing Livei pool dales lo tl. f. Atn f In the aiieruoon the icgular trading ship Jmjiorttr, Captain iac, ai rived lion. l ie same port, in 21 days. l this annul the Editors oi the Lommtrual Advt rtr liave received troni iheir Comm on, dent,, the London Courier to the evenin ir oi the 4th oi October mciUbhc; LMyd s List to me 3d; Lici4,ool trade List anu papeistoiheOin. ine house oi Lords met on the 3,1 nf October, pursuant to adjouinmeni. The i-oiiuoii papers says that the inteiot excited on the trial oi the Queen enci eas-

'"" ""' occurences ot the kind, that even inV200,000 inhabitants. It now has not more regular and tvcll , . than 130,000. The population of Mes- a m,ieu , ,,ne ae nnn' T''E 3ina is 30,000, of Catania 25,000 Gitrcnu ,h i !I LL 1 '"T lP "

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u3 ii inugiesses. lhe croud whim associations, ami of conspiracies skulk hticdthe streets, and who weic pit5su,g nrt the daik, and how wisely the (icrtowards the House of Lords; w-i g, ea- Pimccs have acted in opposii-ir viH.

crtl,a" 0,1 a"' itn'"v' "-!"" IteMD 10 and II oVi.ck, it seemed ' ail .I. t . . . ' IIIU I )?,'-t!'. ' . . . I . ... .1 . I i iunuun anu me viciniij ilH'li Li'i'.vv .i; "Uween lilack 's tilt ;..! TnTc'c T ! X I . I i .lil' ' .. t sumlu.a. J, out liuu k-l: na, s, NwSL,,,., and V rstiiilnvti i biiojes, nd everv intermediate stiei t i om wnich a view of me nvei could he had or hoped fo-. At II cession had pased, it as imnosMt. , i ,et nearer to Wa.erioo hnnsn on thn ,,n,t, . t . ... . , ''"" ii. i ne number ol boats far exceeded that collected by any oi the an nual s.'mws on the water. Amon. Ls three large .teem vr.v,., filled with pa sinners, made a conspicuous hVun A very large barge, with ihg and a band of music, contained the chief of the pi0ccssion, and many families. After some preliminary business, the

Queen's counsel were called in and Mr. Jirougham commenced his speech', which v.as net concluded until the rex? day at half V?M twelve, 'l ias c,ntch occupies fiitccn columns ot the Cornier.

cclloi observed, that, a, it appcaicd'to u: the intention oi Mr. Williams lo f(!. low Mr. Brougham in a second address, lie must remind their lordships, that i: was in the discretion whether to admit the course contemplated bv the coun-el tor the defence ; but he 'was sure the house would agree with him, tl at in so importar.d a case it would be hot exer ercised remitting it" The suggestion was unanimously acceded tc, and Mr. W illiams commenced. The speech of this gentleman h not contained in the London papers. The following is an extract of a letter trom Paris, dated September 29 : "Some important arrests have taken . MM r.a iu,ui u.c iasi hours: nnhlir. .wmvt vsiiis ?cerai oi the niOst celrhnted rcvolutionay characters in J ranee. I amon.yablc positively to annou: cS i r . Persia which 7 IVMI the intiii ce to ministry guesofthe Russian r.rtt i wfc--ui j i j J1 v jiHiitait; il:e f of the court nf P. t,.. , ",v- iiuu indicate the ticMgns ular army of Russia now -In r " on the line of the Ca t ; g13' ? of 100,000 men and tl P, Unv,au!s ...... ' uun,en' the Russians have tn,, r s r7ZZ" " C"' Xailet The intellio-rnr.. f r pies is to the 12th of St mcbcr A Vet" tcr ot that date stats thpi . . been received from SiciU of V ary battle bwe ,hc LalUts Irrmifone ; . uii:lb an 1 ' aa in viiii.n uic latter wrr r'taken place abnm ia r.;i.. r t . CflVC'J WUlCil luiIUsfl ft. he same intelli. pence. The Emperor of Austria, h sed a note to the Gernrui Conr as arldrcsm lin'r hp r.fTV,.!, .C -kt . . 1 1 -JP'es. vc reg.tt uui.iimus win not admit of inwi length. The E.nperor savs--Tile late crrm- ,, .. ; , N.peh ha pr'e, "nio e fcj imnrcsiivelv tl, . & j . i ' .-. vju j , r poisonous infill ence oUevolutionary sects may cause the ...ov .lunm u inujHons ai,d a sudden revolution. For it h clearly demonstrated, that the intrigues of the Cabonati alone, witluiiit i-.t. ... , : i J impulseWithout anv cvrn I caused those scdiiious movements which induced his Majesty, the KhK of Naples inn ninmrtit ,,r l. "own the Rovrinmcnt, to dissolve all the fxistinR authoiiiv, and to pioclaim a constitution absolutely foieirm to his country, and ts yc t untried tCen in tho country which j;ave it birth ; in other ouls. ai archy is law. 1IIis, iMaicstv tlw. V .r v,ncC(1 this unexpected event wiU liavc made the most lively impressing on all the German fv.t i. V i. Jt hY a memorable example, how daru-Ai ous is to contc n.pUic with contemtu ol,s indiffcitncc the operations of secret lai'cc nl"' !gor to " ' " tous a the h t symptoms of a'frmts. Livery J IlOiif tiS IT M irtlTtrrnxr i- iCAJUiU V " ; a'"c 011 "oiid strict ai d pU'e'.'u .. "!"' ' M pro tndci , and will nay strict attention to "it i t r 3,1 loises left 1 strict attention to in his care, his rates keeping hotscs are, Hy the tar, . --inonlh9 week, -d. v U niidit, 120 10 2 50 1 night, 5 He vm! for hiie, 45-if also keep a nun bcr or hcrsca Vinccnnts. Nov. 17, 1630,

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