Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 11, Number 46, Vincennes, Knox County, 25 November 1820 — Page 4

SKLKCPKI) I'OEntY.

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H pa;u)dv. To Li J or not to dim ? Tint is the epics. Whether tis better th.it the purse shoul suffer (Fo- 1 i::k of' ts'i,) by b deful emptiness, Or by :7 to hll it up. To iltia' to get th. tn.Ku-y to be ensiled To live and p iy o ir eLbts 'tis a coasu u . tio.i

D -youth' to be wished to dun to 1m deuien

with

call

1 O 5 ' '

' whit evil

Denied

cone Whit dis Appointments ro.-,e di.tgrin an r.oe

w isted and what shoes av

'land Marshal Lefebvre, Duke oflmnrh. Year after year he will knw in hat terms to express cur cstccui

.i In. .i . .i r . i i ;imi feneration ior sucn a cnaracicr. Dantziek, died on the 18th in persit in this fatal practice ; and Commodore Macdonoueh is anr risking

nns every year our stock of sheen and his life in a duel. He feels the claim of

:msc to the tomb the gallant I coivsdimin.sh.aml wcgn.ev poor- ?. "'rJ?:"!?

ocs who have elevated the name er. M girls are idle for want ton exposure of his hfe in single combat-

f France. ofwool and ila ; and I Verily Attenvanis we liearothisbenevo.ciice. He

. i i II c iieie. i i i i.s us ii iiiv. vi.iil 1 1 to prevent hevlieve that wehall want a fat m x (I,1C1 between commodore Bmonund com.

Fft MTttE NATIONAL ADVOCATE. am a boiKe ere Lin"- if some ' -odore Rogers, both of win At the next session of Con- ,.hanffe docs not tilke ol" :n otir J'V bl

jress, the national revenue should

hp the cardinal object of attention ; all other questions are fmi nor importance, realise Con

gress will he called uinm imt on

Iv to supply the present ueficien-

y, hut to adopt such measures a-

hall tend to make the revenue

Wii it time is

worn In co'ivopivMice must give us pi'ti. ' It is tins

r-i . . . .1.1.. I

lf'X I nat ni is.es so main ue ns nut worm unia- c . . 1 u n Correspond m future with the ex

VnsthU which sickens business todispair, penditures of government, and m snnnlvino- lis with the materi

WiidkeepstiwnirciAritSrewaixi. Lv:filmif. deerensiner the. means oil, 'aaSua iu

While thus in Lunruage oi complaint wc ' " " . ai?, ami ucumiu to mc: us lhum

s:eiK. p-i" (mi in t ne mm ics ni our nwn in-

hose lives may

I . . i . ua e ncen pi eser eu u xnis iimeiv inierierhange docs not take place in otir cncc. w love lo u the star crowned

country laurel of victory but there is someth.ng ia I tell him when I was a mil 1 this '"' of ,u1 in thisciris. . . ii i ti m (levation of soil, that dares to acknowlaild my ten Sisters WOUld ha e cJg0 Un error, o bnlhant. t'nat even the gloneeil ashamed of Ourselves, and ac,lui,C(in Lake Champlainin the con-

.i .ill i ic .uiiai'ni .i mis sneeiaiie, lanes mini our 'or mother would have, been a-J r,,,,,,. ;u n,.,!,;.,...:.

sliami'd of US. if We did not spin "-iy ecn depend on calUnisinsjnsibilitv of or 300 knotts per day of wool 'veb n . cut it dares to acknowledge its own defects !OttOll, Or flax, hesides doing OUr and errors, and the star of conquest gleams hnrs nml mv fathpr tnnb nriH witn a double splendor, when it twinklesen

' t h m trnnt riT rhnctrin nvKnw.T.mnti'

hf-?i. Chron.

Vcd-ntt o:ir mmy,m,inv)-;; purposes. The three altcrna- ,illQtrv and his houe furnished i S. ' 4 ) ; a deV. ot grtitu le wv owe, , uiibu , dllLI HOUbt- 1UI UISI1PU U cu pi ize To them our gratitude we frcelv par. tives. taxes, loans, and economy svt substantial home spun in a- ncl evcn 11

NO FRIEND TO CELIBACY.

If you are for Jra turc Marry!

ro.su health Makry !

motiru be vour object Marrt ?

4 r mil I I ... . I .. . l . -

hundance Look Moses, says I, to mM hls and ay:d mhzLter tf crarn.

his cial Pdychre.sium ur m of

liuoy'd by their kindness, still our b irk shall wul doilhtleSS be dlSCUSSed

s u . U . i i u i I . . .

p:.wts.. .rn.in, nikk. "' new mans, mey suouiu ne ai ;lt nllr house and six dauor itirs nunieruble

4 1 1 1 v ' v i v. i : v ii.ii- ai uu tiui uiviv vuv vw.u i - - - - " - - m - - ' - - -

FROM T11U NATIOAL AUVOCATG

Gorije the Fourth was about

V visit inz his Chinese summer

house at Brighton. Tnere is a deficiency in

once abandoned. This. -khor l(je . hardly decent in dress- trio--'7"42'"'' 'ir!uc ms, or casket ot cerow.ngcl.lls the e.lge of husband- ed ;ffin flimscy caiieo an'd i V j,- 'u "Jit 'V.x' ry," Tne nation h is credit to a dia muslins arid our beds and hcr4m''5' his brightest day ; her the

iruaniian

A r i i e inn Aronrri . .

almost empty pale of his safety, the balm of his health, the

0U raise Ila r It u-usam oinismc ;ner industry lus surest

ny amount, but that credit shrQd ..jothes press a - only be used under pressino: tfxi Whv wont, vm

gencies, and never in time was'not so in my father's hou-e h;lu'sf the pca-e if it can be avoided. V Hush, Dorothy; hush. I say 'om, the softest

British consolidated lund of . 9. A system of borrowing will on't scold - I can huu India X Vi)m the ublest advocate ot Hca-cirs 2r;i 700, for the year 1 820. not only swell the national debf votton cheapcr. ' bhZ"cLorym to wcr-

economy, us satest steward :

uthfulest counsellor : her bos-

C . . . 'it . c i ; .

MHiest puiowb oi ins care. ; and ner

hajipy; if j ou ioc munkind you ought to murnJ to perpetuate the glorious ruct ; if you loeyour country you ought to .err, to raise up soldiers to dtfcmHt ; in tine, if

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isuutipai ic Ub wen un uic xu n iuui in iiiiik win pi ounce u ucjiei 11 XNOW Mr. hOUthWlCK. I say,r"ltl sc 11 ul worshspers ; it you luxe JIulv. of our resources and an extrava-Ui,:. ..L .wi. u ' itllt' acf 'ou ouSht U) marri to ake them

,j mis is Vi i ij piiivc iurr Ul Riego, the Spanish General, it gance in the administration of go dence of apathy itself I will is said, is banished vernment. Money being pro- s-olcl and fretto sec mv irirls idler

1 . ' . a I J I- C 'I'. .1 - . i I 1 ... - ' ' l()

m . i r t 4 -m . -v -v a w- ir if i i i li'ii 11 inni iir t w w- w m rr iiri i i i i i w i

m nww.k-wmiiiMv, v ...v7, ..... imcuiv ueueni m uress ; my noose you wish wen to tartn or luc ven you ou-ht rive in Italy no hostilities had be plunged in debt with impuni furnished with cotton cob-webs uwmrr-7 tu ive "a citiztJls to the c:.c been as vet committed ty ; atid instead of making the na- and rags; and all going to loss aiuhaml unse)s colhcr!! The British have made a splen- tional income defray the nahoi rlllll qV want nr fax ant vvoo Lur ;r.vs r azdid present to All Pacha. al expenditures, there will be an and wheelsmerel for want ofj T lk, two or tneni?;i i (-f,iisof v It is reported that the Austrian increasing annual deficit, which materials : for I do say that myUt leave., upon wine,, rcr'nvo or th7v

troops entered .Naples theSlst ! win lay the foundation oi serious ruls, if they had a chance would quirtb water; let it fuse oi.er Aii'nf trnnhlpvj Ttypq opp palled un 1 1 i n , .niglit, and jiour th whole next morning into ,,bl- . trounies. taxes are called un- (io themselvs credit many branch'a kettle andkt it boil for a quarter of .a The Oonde d'Alamaranta has popular the people will not he 0f housewifery and it is cruel to hfm"' ' when cold itwiii be rtfc.r ue. K

loined the Portuguese-patriots pleased with them : vet we can

with 5.000 men. not perceive how they are to be A dieadful insurrection has avoided, and we never will believe bioke out in Morocco persons that the people of this country V of every description have been will refuse a reasonable assistance murde ed to defray the expenses of governThe Duke Constantine, Vice- mcnt. Economy and rctrench-

roy of Poland, lately rcvieyved ment may be insisted upon, and

the great camp at Pawonskv the

cavalry amounted to 17.000. The Austrians have garrisoned the towns of Bologna and Comachachio in the Papal territories. Disturbances have happened in several French garrisons, and great desertions of troops at Thi onville. The police of Berhin has suppressed the Abbe de Pradt's woik on the Spanish Constitution.

No freights offer at Bombay,

either for Europe or China, on the 7th of May, caused by inaus

picious markets for private trade

Some of the troops quaitercd

in Dublin are expected to arrive

fS at Liverpool, to he quartered at

York. Leeds, and Iluddersfield

V Accounts from Naples state.

that all the regular troops had

been placed in cantonments, on a

line extending from Graeta t( Castellamare. The Constitu

tionel states, that several persons

of property had embarked from

tha inland in a Sardinian vessel

anil had arrived at Genoa

In the House of Commons

Jjord Castlereagh is reported to

hink they should prevail : yet

all the retrenchments which can

safely be made, in army, navy.

and other objects, will nett but a

very small sum ; and if a new

oan is determined upon, a system

of taxation should also go into o

peration, although there will ft a 2reat difference of opinion IsNo

)bjects which should be taxfUSJ

A report from the different eoTlc-

tors ot the Revenue as to te

most unobjectionable articles particularly luxuries, and the easiest of collection coming under their observation, would tend to

facilitate the. discussion of the

ubjeet. At all events, a pcrma

icnt system must be adopted, and

the sooner the subject is broached

and discussed the better, for procrastination will but increase the

difficulties. From the Plough DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

I am a housewife and my

husband is a farmer We have

had some pretty warm disputes

upon the subject of managing

the farm I want him to

4U.,. !, rti'ivu iiiuuo moisiena sponir

viriiv hh i,i i in. iiuaiir. and !ffmv tlu- Iinrv trn ni.t t th.. t ..).!,.

I Wish yoll WOUld 111 your next h.t those parts hic?i are most irnt. b!e he

Plough Boy give im husband 'MX'U r w,tnl;fl,: Jr" O . ;uifi iii.rkii t if flirt tin i.i rL : hr ..r 8-,-

1 l 1 uiim uj wii wiv. vol J, HIV. in vnt till lli.l, tx. . and IllS neighbours a good lecture Not only the ladv or etntieman who n',.

on the subject. You Will do a cu "r Pasure, uiU dtrnt bent! t Inm mnt -inrpntihlp nvvre to ., v,al::t kavts thus prepared, but the most acceptable SdMie tO , u..chn.r.n , th, warmer .and ; dl others v.l.o

wives, as well as to our daught

ers, and particularly to

nur. &c. DOUOTOY TIIillFT

A BIRD TRIAL. From a late London Pccr A man by the name of Bird, who wns committed to York Castle ;o take his trial at the ssize, for seditious words spoken, ofun

mentioned that if the judge and jum

-should be of his sort, he would be sure to ; acquitted. The keeper sent for the sun

nonuig otkeer, who informed the prisoni r,

mat ne couiu procure an oi me same sort

but as to the judge he must take his chanc. .

It happened Judge Rook came down to ti

the prisoner, and the following jury were chosen lr mr. liird :

Thomas Eagle, William Lark, Edward Hawkc, Henry Snipe, George Parrot, Richard Crow, John Sparrow, Stephen PartriJgc, John Raen, Joseph Pheasant, Peter Wren, Stephen Duck,

The prscner objected to Stephen Duck, they chose in his room Francis Drake, after which thev found mr. Bird Guiltv. Real Great net There are few characters that sparkle upon us with a lustre more

endearing than that of Commodore MAC-

ise hoi.-e during ihe hot month.-?.

Jnccd'tc Two men tired of life, tock the

re solution of drowning themselves. Chance led them, without knowing each oilier, to

nx on the same spot tor the xecutir n cf

their purpose, and they met on W estminster

Bridge whence they proposed to throw them-

sehts into tin. Thames : trv diffi u nt na

tives led to tlii result. One b rn to a lanre

fortune was satisfied with jjleasure and buy

ing no resource w ithin himself, rt solved to get rid of t life which he thmtht i.iniiiwl

...d burthensv nie ; tlie other f uisutdcemhkvcc with gi eat iudustty, and by a series of i -ssts..nu uisi.sten, was irretiev. ble ru i.ed. Dt-spair In vnght one thithei , disgust :.i.el satiety the other. Both iuu struck with having come to the same pi ce h.r the same purpose by different nuts. The eiisgiisteei n,.n )i.iwi:g he the other's story, said to him, there is no remedy for my happiness, t'are is for yoirs ; lam ricli and can healvtur sorrows, b giingyou a jjart ;f my pn p.trty ; I shall at least hae j e if m.ed one ei (l action bef(u e 1 destroy my.-e If, and joui !. . e.ves lor getting rid oi lift be reino'.t'ei. T-.c .espairmgman w;.s U1 filled w ith the j.rujici; but the iatter, ahersavi; g tin hi 1 i!.e other, in.d no longer any . nh to n.. ke a:i t nei e.i his ow n ; the g(. I action he had e; nr. reconciled him to existence. A tn triendship ensued between the two men. nconscuii.ce ot this meeting ; ne gat the e-

tnernis eiaugnte r ;n lurrugi, anc boih uie now as mucn tta in d tvi Lit, as they v.civ t r a lnoment. t.;M'u-tei w jth it.

wutvJL Lin. in tue ocri-r on Lake Champain, i,i ti:. i he reproveel ei.e of ins o:Tk . i

name or tne ueitv i.i a:;.

tielv concerned in

Word of Immortal lite,

often ei

Snui Kit, the

poor, nd

C be

Ji-d.ia:. . Ner-

was

si,4 n.i ! e i gii-

LMjreine.it iti,t 11111,1 IM or W1s'anhs .J. ut 1ns i usi.

e in:

.-t ol action.

ie is now ac

raise

have said, that if the whole pro -flax and less rye His CXCUseslassociate the name Christian to that eH "the

ceedings against tbe Queen werc'are. that flax requires, too muchli11"-' , In thc llatL" fruij under coiiimohort: liii a. i r Stuart he was thought to transgress the riXes a conspiracy, no person u ould labourtoo much expence for;0f naval discipline, and was by that coi be more willing to get at the fact seed ; is uncertain. & exhausts his'niantlcr for such an offence, deprived of m than himself. The' e.litor of theland too much ; hot that he can uX&il liondon Tarvcller then goes mto;buy India muslin cheaper. wished to present him with a sword, aproan examination of all the Tacts! I say all this is downright fol P'ltU)I1 which he generously declined, untn . ri i -ci 'r-i i-.i his own sword was restored bv the sentence and circumstances of the case. Jy. My bouse is furnished with ot a court martial. On his return to his na-

1 1 ie i.e., oven.. King ir.m out t ,. ,n the et, s aU t(. h.n,, V hy, Nec":. art'oo not

ardiameti to Walk the st:tcts with twti tr

the elir.bulion cfthe hics in -vm,r st( ck,1'&. d( n"t m u nt e, and does not hlusiito l, muii:-vf' 1 No, my h:ei.e; vitld Ned,

i am aijuu- u ; ana it ou hat the pi, tie e.f a gentleman o.i w ,U ,tt 1 :ke me, ir;d w aik withtwent) t,l. sr.: her ti.. n h a e ne uin 4 liww,h )w it . e t,. tlu r, Low c.ovmi

make tnat out Wii,' lephta Nee!, M hole is the an:d r.. t . thr hut :i iinm

is Jirtihtditut dj. v i .'

and clearly makes out the con

piracy.

these India C0hwebs,and my chil- lhc country, he had the heroism the magna drn rlnlliPil with rottni rurc nimit l actntwledge. his error, knu he wa iinn I'liniu iin ii 'ua j muneeliatelv reinstatrrl in his fnrniff r:ml

Marshal KellermaU was buried m husbandmdebt lor this trash: and dignity There is something in his con-'hearing him, beggiu mest heurtih tl

at Paris, on the 1(3 h Sep. with and his rye wont pay his debts. duct ruperiortothatperse.nal haughti.; ----' uiuh v.

Some Thievls met a man, rchbed him, and bound him in a wood ; ji.it ..tur, liy met with another, bound Inm ut ii:s pu.ei.ee, undressed hin. also, ano i..e: hn. on the oilier side e f the Ledge ; when one et the n. cried out, i';; ur.itcT.t f J z unan ! the i tlier

..t he

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i . t ii i t i ii ,,v-v, viiouau;a ,iu Loumreunise, itnei ees ii c . ill the honors due to his rank ; even if be could raise ever soNuige wdy by bioou, that wc acarcdyj Blanks Is otcs for tale here.