Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 19, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 June 1821 — Page 1

uv klihu stout. V1NCENNES, (1ND.) SATURDAY, JUNE-9, 182(. Vol 12. No. 19,

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T'lB IFESTEtY SUX f FTcind Office ' Money. va r, EXE RAL ADVERTISER, & ?J Receiver's Office at Vincennes, iS mibushcd every SaTurdai at 9ti September, 1820.

TWO iJ OLLARS per annum, if par "a, rjpHE Secretary of the Treasury has

LWU UJLliAiib U U . II directed that in addition 10 specie

a-.i v rice,

TV CL'j.N'T at the end of the year, fot vrh;c 1 a note will be required. No subscription ca;i be withdrawn until rdl an oarages are paid. A.'jrsR-fiSEMiiXfs conspicuously in.sci ted on the usual tcims. Advcrti iing customers note on rluir aivertkements the imvnber of times I hey v.isi them inserted those sent

Sk Bills of the Hank of the United Mates uid Branches, the notes of the following banks be received in payment for Public Landssoid in this District, viz : All the incorporated banks in the town of Boston, In the cities of Philadelphia. NewYork and Richmond, (Va ) In the city of Baltimore (except the

witli out. such directions will be continued City bank of Baltimore,)

til forbid, Sc must be paid for accordingly. In the District of Columbia (except ; the Merchants and Franklin Banks of EAXD-OFFICE MOXEV Alexandria,) & the following specie pay-RV.Ci-11 YAiJLLi AT TERRK HAUTE, ing banks in the state of Indiana, viz: Specie, v The Farmer's and Mechanic's bank at Bank of the U. States and branches, Madison, Indiana. Incorporated Banks of Boston, (Mass.) J. C. S HARRISON,

new York Bank, inNew-xork,

.Manhattan Company, do. Mechanic's Bank, do.

Merchants' Union,

Bank of America,

Bank of Pennsylvania,

do. do. do.

Philadelphia.

"R8 AVE just received from Philadel Jl.JL iAza and Baltimore, a large and general assortment of seasonable

Do. ot North America, do. Do. of Philadelphia, do. Partner's k Mechanic's Bank, M .chacic's Bank of city k county, Commercial bank of Pcnn. do.

Schuylkill bank, do. Bank of Northern Liberties, do. Union bank of Baltimore, Baltimore, Mechanic's bank, do. Merchants' do. Franklin do. of Baltimore, do. Commerc'l cc Farmers bank do. Farmers' k Mechanic's do. Bank of Marvland, do.

& GOODS :arejfilly son cted. and puichas

Do of Baltimore,

do.

.Lank of Columbia, Dis. of Columbia. Union bank of Georgeto wn. do. Farmers' k Mechanic's bank, do. Patriotic bank of Washington, do. P-.ios. of Washington, do. Do. of Metropolis, c!o. I 'nio.i bank of Alexandria, do. Bank of Alexandria, do. Do. of Potomac, do.

Farmer's bank of Washington, do. tneir auvuiitage to ca;l and c jmiuc tne Farmer's k Mechanic's bank of Indiana4 GOJDS ne.u to Mt. n v.ua.cr's Ta

vern, Market stiu'i.

carujuiy sen cted. and puicnased on me most advantageous terms by one of the firm ( a particular enumeration hy deem supei lluou) amonst their stock are almost every aiticle in tien.and o! British, French and luuiu DRY UOOUS Also a huge supply of DOMESTIC i i o.N;ic'v v.voiNETTS til! ASS,' & I W I Vim liAUUW AiiK, CITIiMii V, GiUJC tin ih.S, LADIES -y Q All of which tlity vu, v M u .;it sale and reuiil at the ou st uiiuc..; piictsfoi Tar money. Tnose uno tibh to puicnuse wiio C v).i win itv. i liiib iii id i to

(Madison, Ind.) JJXccpt Notes of a less denomination tlrun Five Dollars. N. A WUITLOCK, r. r. m. ( c o u n e c r e u v v. rkly.) Tcrrc-Hautc, Sth Sept. 1820. 39-tf hiage Notice. The U. S. Mail Stage from Vinccnncs lo Louisville.

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Dubois and J'lkc aim in the Mi pi erne Court One ot them win at ali iunes l?e found in thtfir oili. c ai Wasmnon, except during the session ol ceur s. Ail orders and C'.t.'''E YAVCi. G will be punctu.tily attcnueu to ll'asltKLrtjTl. Afirit ll'8.V. 2l)tf

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WILL commence its regular running on

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from Vinccnncs to St. Louis, will also H Circuit, of the :.. of lndhma start at the same time. 'I ravcllers from and in the counties of Crawford 3hd EdLouisvillc to St. Louis, by this convey- wards in the .tave ot Illinois. He may ance will be but five d:vs on the road. aEva-s he found at his oUu; in Tineenncl THE PROPRIETORS. unless wln-u absent on prnv-io bUMrril 10-if ncs ae made ai arceme;it. lo: bu15 LA .N K. NO i'K JBUOKS fer saU at biness forwirded to him, in his abscense this Office. to be JAttenda t. 5 1 tf.

Foreign Aarticlei. We shall briefly recapitulate the amount of the very important articles of news published in the last Register, to keep up the chain of events toi those whose papers were printed before the intelligence reached us, and then add a short notice of othei things which in the hurry of preparing the postscript, were over-looked. 1. There has been a complete revolution in Piedmont, Savoy, Genoa, he. the continental dominions of the king of Sardinia, which contain about luce millions of people the army declaring for a constitution and headed by prince Carignan, in whose favor the king abdicated. The Sardinian forces were advancing on Milan, where the Austrians had an immense amount of stores collected, and at which place ihe people were disposed to recehe them with open arms. These events caused a great sensation in France. 2. All Italy indeed, was represented in a flame the pope was prepared tor flight Tuscany had declared for a constitution, and Venice was reported in a stale of revolt. 3. The emperor of Russia was suddenly called home by the senate a using of the Poles is assigned as the cause of it. 4. There were reports of a battle between the Austrians and Neapolitans, in which the latter were said to be wctuiious but the accounts are confused and the fact was problematical, though a fight was to be immediately expected. 5. Political di.itui hances in Prussia and Hanover were reported, and France was exceedingly uiwasy. 6 The . fleet ol ail these things was, a g. Cut contusion among the British and Kitsch deait is in stocks the markets bong appaientiy closed lor a time. 7 A notice of a complete revolution at Bai.ia, in Biv.zi;, and the establishment of a piovisionai government there. uch is Hit amount ot our postscript and noln cd lor the itasoo above stated. The following ate tne additional particulars ictcned In the late anivals. GKKAT BRITAIN AND IHhLANO. On account ot the aii m and confusion at the sunk exchai.gc, the following semi-official aiticie was pubdsncd in ihe Couru r : A part f the panic which ts prevaied for two or thici days in the monied market, arose irm the supposition, industriously encouraged, that this country might be involved in the contest betwetn ttie Austrians and Neapolitans, and thut it' the flames of war should extend to other parts of ltal), it would be almost impossible Tor Cireat liikain to rcfiuin f:om being drawn in as a party, Men in a panic are easily credulous ; but they may probably be induced to shake off their tears by the following state n cm, wl ich we submit to the public vii:h the utmost confidence. The British government is known to have issued a declaration of perfect neutrality, and has expresed its determination not to sufTcr this countiy, (under any circumstances,) to bedrawninasa pat ty to the contest now going on in Italy. Upon this determination they v ill undoubtedly avt, whatever may be the

events that may occur, whether adverse, to the Neapolitans or favorable." On the Sum of Ma'ch there was an interesting debate in tie house of commons on a motion ofTered by sir Robert Wilson, for the production of sir Win. A. Court's letter 'o the duke de Gallo, see page 171. Sir Robert Wilson observed, that he could state, on information which enabled him to pledge his authority for its correctness, that, at Troppau, when the conversation turned on the piobable changes of ministry in England, and the possibility of some of the members of that house coming into power, the directing minister of the alliance being present, said that, if such a change should take place the allies were determined to treat England as they were now treating Naples. When in reply to this it was obsi rved that Napoleon had found great difficulty, in spite of his power, to get to London, he sumo minister said, we may find the same obstacles for a time, but we tan treat England as an inLcted nation In this debate Mr. Canning, who had recently taken his scat in a speech of much brillancy, and very acute obt rvation, maintained that the dignity of this country would not admit of any interference by remon strancc, unless we were prepared to follow up the rejection of our advice by direct hostility Lord Castlereagti embraced the opportunity which then offered, to discountenance the panic which hat prevailed in the city within these two days, on the possible contingency of our being dragged into the vortex of this continental war, declaring that there tvas nothing in the origin or object of the instructions transmitted to our minister at Naples, which could bind Great Britain to community of interest with the holy alliance. The London Gazette, of the 20th March, contains an order prohibiting all Dritisn officers from engaging in either sidt in the Italian wars, on pain of loosing their commissions. The coronation will not take plice this year no time i fixed for it. A bill for the relief ot the Roman Catholics passed a second f euding in tht house of commons for it 25 4, against it 243 majority against ministers 1 1. A'ile' Pegistcr. franc. In secret coimn ttt: of the chamber of deputies G n Doaditu laid on the table a piope sition conceived thus : I hav e the Imnor to depose on the table (huieau) a proposition ot an andiess to his majestv, humbly to petition him to choose another ministry, seeing that tha present is incapable and smti French, and that foi these to reasons it his given rise to the mot general and well founded alarms for the fate of tht monarchy and of France." The return of Des Gazts to the ministry is spoken of. SPAIK. The government has reiolved to keep the priests within the circle of their own affaiis. The bishop of Oriedo has been banished, and many convents shut up as nests of conspirators. . To make a disturbance a fanatic at Seville converted a man who had died it