Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 17, Vincennes, Knox County, 26 May 1821 — Page 2

clothed in sVins, and to Vito UWc "Wild beasts in dens and caverns '." DUENUb AY RES. Extract of a 1 ttcr from Buenos Ayres, dated Januai) 29, 1821. Translated j r the Southern Patriot, ' My last letter inioi tned you of the unsettled state ol thU ptouncc, and of the probability ol a war with Ramirez. Tins man, who has lalley become an important personage, was an office l under Artigas, a plain gaucha (herdsman) brave shrewd and violent. He quarrelled with his general, defeated a party sent to arrest him organized an army from among those ho were dnatisfu-d ith Attigus and drove him from ids government. This extraordinary man ha taken shelter in Paraguay, where he has been kin lly received bv Francis, to whom he vras so often opposed in the field. He resi les in the convent of San Francisco, and from his advanced age, it is not improbable lie Xnay there quietly end his days. The countiy now under the government of Ramirez, extends from Cotrieutes to the extremity of the tongue of land between the Parana and Uraguay. He has a regular army nf 3000 men, and a small squadron of brigs and gun-boats, amoun'i ig to about fifteen " Monte Rosa, a priest, who has emancipated himself from holy orders, and vhos restless and intrigu-.-ing spirit prompted most of the ercent? ie action of A'tigas has united his fortunes to Ramirez, and in conjunction with Sarratea, instigates him to declare war against Buenos Ay res " Ramirez has invited Lopez, the governor ol S m Fe. t irnMv b iMiliti s apa;nit this pro "nee unde the pre- xt that the prince oi Luc a had arrived at Rloldonado, and thtt the g. ve.nor a d Junta were to rceie him Lopez, in forwarding this letter to the government, promises to adhere to the late treaty, provided In is furnished with money, a ms, nd ammunition. ' While these communications from L,oprz were under consideration, dispatches were received from Ramirez, demanding the immediate fulfilment of the treaty of Pilar ; a declaration of war against the Portuguese, and tho assistance of a squadron to aid his maratime operations against the common enemy. He state that he is we'l aware that nearly all the members of the Pueyreydon facth n were p tmittcd to remain in Ruenos yres, and of their power in the government, Sec. hue. The Junta were placed in an aukward predicament. To accede to the demat.d of Lopez might be to afford assistance to an enemy ; on the contrary, to withhold them would ablige him to keep terms with Ramirez, and to' permit the passage of his troops through Santa Fe. They at length determined to sen! him the succours he asked for. " Government has issued a manifesto, addressed to the provinces, protesting ajjainst the conduct of Ramirez, justifying themselves against his charges, and accusing him of encouraging those irruptions of the Indians which had covered the passage of Catrera over the Cordilleras into the province of Conception. Letters have been received fiom San Martin, dated 10th December, 6 leagues from Lima. So far all have been favorable to him ; he expected to attack that place on the 26th. EUROPE. Advice from London to the I Oth cf

March hare been received at Philadelphia. 1 he London paper abound with turnouts, but contain vtr) few tacts of any liiteiest lioin the continent. The note of preparation became every day oudcr, hum Italy, ami if the Patliament ot Naples has taken the bold su p atuibuted to it by the laris article beiow, tne sword can hardly be sheathed without bloucl. 1 he event holds all Christendom in anxious expectation ; as the causes and the consequences of the conflict inolc the peace perhaps of all Europe in its issue. Terribiy as the storm will burst upon Naples, every friend of human rights must deiire to sec her resUi to tfcie ;aat ; the blood w hich will be spilt will not be spilt in vain, w hatever be hei fate ; a single battie even will have iis good . fleet on the cause of genera! reform ; and the souud ol the first cannon which shall be filed will fly with the fotce of electricity, giving a new impulse to liberal principles throughout Europe. The people of t.iis countiy, it might be supposed would feel a lively interest in tje-4ssue of such acoi tes ; and we mention as a fact honorable to the national leiings, that the public voice, so far as it has reached us, is unanimous in favor f the nation whose rights and honor are assailed not a newspaper, or aw individual American, throughout thee btates, has been ft und, or will be found, we believe, to utter a difieient sentiment. The following articles arc all which appear authentic, in the papers that have reached us : LONDON, MAHCH 8. The Paris Jmirnaisof Mondav la-t arrived this evening. The following is from ti c Uazette dc Ftauco : 4We iave just rei ei ed a private letter from Naples, dated the 15th ult. which supplies the loilowing details : "To-day, at .the breaking up ot along sitting, in w hich the report of the committee, nominated lat evening to examine the ultimatum of the power, was reatl, the lVn.ce Regent left the hall at the head of the members of the Patliament, and pronounced before the as cmhied multitude, the form ol a declaration of war against Austria and the coalesced powers. The troops have received orders to march. General Caraseo has taken the supreme command. Ikgnni has intrenched himself in Claeta. Th Neapolitan troops appear to have a design of marching against Rome. OUR OWN COUNTRY.

all the principles of the federal government ; and, in despite of so many assertions, tnat our inteicsts were irreconcilable, after so many piopheciesof disunion and civil war, we have just chosen a Presidept, in all the states of this vast confederation, unanimously. Our system daily obtains greater confidecand attachment in the minds ot the eUjsns, w ho feel it benefits, and perceivnoc and more its natural strength ; a strength which it owes to being exonerated from thoie artificial appendages, whether they come under the head ot ecclesiastical, military, and feudal entailments, or exclusive hereditary prerogatives ; devices which seem to constitute the ioice of Europe, but are, in reality, the dangeious sources ot her evils. Our government demonstrates, that where abuses are not to be defended standing armies are useless ; wheie favoritism, prodigality, and injustice are not practised at the expense of the people, all the acquisitions of industry, or the possessions of inheritance, however vast or however humble, and all the rights of person, are entirely secure. Its action shows it to be the strongest government in the world. While wc enjoy its direct advantages, other nations may look to it as a bright example of what is practicable, and a strong encouragement to proceed in the career of reformation."

NOTICE

GENERAL meeting ol the Stcc

SL holders ot ihe Bank cf Vincvtu.i r.

the State Bank of Indiana is rcqucstca

at their Ranking house in Vinci-nnes, en

investigate, fV I

i si i ue siu.ii; e; uie uuuk, unu 2d If, after tiich investigation, it 'fcf . found most expedient, to cios-e the concerns of the institution ; and for the firr.i J

adjustment of its business, to fc:m such rules and regulations, and make such appointments, as the circumstances ci the

case may require

Sd. 'I o do such buiir:cs:

the stale and condition ot demand.

David Broun, Samuel T. Scotty Frederick Rafifi, R'btrt Elliotts Daniel Mc.Clure, Robert Kuntin

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B. V. Bcckes, K. Ale .Yav.cC) ,1lbert Badofet, Jo rf: !i A ic . Clu rc, Wilkum Bur: r:, a. ir j'j.iifiin.

NEW G0()I),X

AE.iP FOR CASH.

JOHN E WIN G

From the J'orth American Review for Jfiril, 1821. "We may turn from the difficulties in which Europe is involved, with sentiments of gratitude that we ate exempted, and sinceie whishes that she may be relieved from them. Wc arc carrying on an experiment, successfullv, that has been often denounced as rash and visionary. Yet it l as out-lived mavy of tho-e who predic ted its early distruction. Our government has moved on, acuUiting ease from habit, confidence from practice and estimation from experience. It Ir s been developed under very trying riicumstances. has lived down two powerful, embittered parties and con'inued onchanged, while the proudest, monarchies of the old continent have been riv en to their foundations, and are now perplexed vtih the fear of change, and all its unknown consequences. Our parties are at last united in their interpretation of

JW AS just returned from Baltimore k Rhdadrlihia, bringing with him an extentive assortment of Merchandize which he is now opening. This assort" mem he tias carefully selected it consists of, )UY GOODS, II A HI) W A HE, GUOCEU1KS QUEENS W A RE, GLASS-WARE, SHOES, iN AILS, BOOKS. STATIONERY, BRUSHES, &c. &e. He thinks it proper here to remark, that having heretofore sustained a very unequal share of the losses attending a credit biumess, hia prebfcnt circumttnnces intimate the nectssitv fSiWrrrnuti'm to deliver no article te fiurchasrr before f.aymrrt he rfceitd 13-I2t Vinccnnes, May 13, 1821.

Thomas fl Blackburn,

FtPF.a fully info' tns his friends Hn4 tc public, ihat in addition to

his MVKRY STABLE, he has opened a house of CV Private Fnffiiainmcrit, in Viyo street, nearly opposite Dr. E. Mc Na'ucc'o r hopes bv krepiner his table furnished with the best provisions the country will -i fiord and his attention to tho-r who call on him. to met it and receive a share of ra?ronaee. 9-tf Vlnccnnesj March 1931.

Vincennes, May 7th, 1G21. 15-td Charles J. Hand Respectfully informs his Jvivude and the public, thai he has

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On Market Street , briween ATessr. f7.v.r If Smith's Store und Mr. Jakn C JIolland's Saddlers Shofi. He hopes by the most assiduous attention, and his knowledge and experience in his business, to ineiit a share patronage Those v ho laour him ? itl: their custom may depend on having then work done in the neatest and most durable manner.

anted as an apprentice, a lad of respectablc connexions, from 14 to 16 years J

January 20th, 2. tf.

1 . The Heirs and legal Representa

lives tij Jeremiah Claijpole.deceased Jlrdliam Mc Intosh,und jJ Gcoigc CI ay pole, Will take Notice,

THAT I shall, on Fiiday the eighth day of June, now ensuing, apply to Jc.hn liudollet, Ksq Heg'utcr of the Lund OfFice for the District of Vincennes. at' his ofRce. for a final or patent certificate frr fwn hiirulrPfl nnil Jivpntr r

land, located by the said Jeremiah ('laypole, on, or near White rivtr, in Knox r county to, anil in the name of the hrirc

of my deceased father, who was the ori- N iTinal rlniniant antl n-rnntpp tJtrrpfn fi ,-. . f

r- - """ liuilt the general government. Ji HEMIAH P. HIXTOK. i One cf the hfir.t by hi A'ty in faft

i. U. JOUNSTOM Vincennes, May 16, 1821. U-2t THE subscriber bas for SALE J a variety of

iiouscnoia cr hucticn rurmture consisting in part of Beds, Tables, Chairs, Pcft, Kittles. csc All of which ill be old low for casl.

CARTER liEAMOX. April 37, 1821. 13-tl