Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 19, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 June 1821 — Page 3

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V.'j'r ijiir-i. Inform A'.iun rccci-

vnious quai'Leva m this state,

r . iaUis the prospect of a radic i c!ia:v.2 in cur next legislature. If .:: perm " he mindful Gf the important ( i -tio i which they hive to decide t h i 3 ti', end v:iv the present situation of our u j:Vji in ; country, such must bcthcTc't. The right of choosing our own gov : ; nent ii t!ie p:cu!iar privilcgo of a 1 " j j):o;)'u', an I when wc fail to c:;crcis2 t viih d ie rciljcti ji, or without invcsii:;atioj the importance of our votes, vs IV to do our duty. The absolute ncccsr.i'y far a change, is now adniitted ; and ':, v crnd: . impolitic laws now in force, i iiui iou lisc operations of the ma-

; ? tv ii2;ei.ofo;e in p nvcr, will render a-

dial of independent rcpufclicnnisrillnd v.-c sinccrciy hope that candidates-tr both the Senate and lower house will conic forward in eveiy county in the stale, to place this cordial within their reach. An .lisGciate Judge, three county Commissioners, two members to the House of Representatives, ntid one member to the Semite, are to be elrcted in August next, and as there never has been a time when a judicious choice was more incumbent on the people, we hope the matters of immense importance appertaining to these offices, will be maturely weighed bv them before they give their suffrages. With another good Associate, like the present one, who has h id no 'hink rig concerns, our bench will be safe ami it is high time the subject should be considered. The county of Knox, the oldest in the state must not be lost or degraded she has honest and intelligent citizens enough to renovate her character, and let them recollect it is their duty to do so.

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i r a ".tie change netiehcial. It we a , , ... . , , , 4 . A report has reached this place which i e ver ..,,a;n to p;-os;vjf, measures must RUt that thc bank of MadVs01J has suspeil. adopted to patronize the honest and in- i)QCc payments: r.rloua farmer an 1 mechanic the state I The Indiana Gazette states, that the ni be regenerated, and that can only branch bant at Ccydon, pays one fifth spe-

T-.-tl hv limine nni' nfi.nr in l!in Cie lor her HOtCS. .

We are authorised tot.Tam the citizens of Knox, Divis, and M irtin counties, that JO FLY K irf.YG, is a candidate for their suffrages at the ensuing August election to represent them in the Senate of the state.

vJ of up right, intelligent men, who

not pirlicipate 1 in the disgraceful

l;viu-- b.mliinrr confederacy who

w 'iid disdain an o'iirc lor the sake of holding it, but who would adorn it by a di -interested an 1 faithful discharge of dutv who will turn their attention to thc b:s: interests of thc V. ate. instead of supp nairn- swindlers, bankers rnd ambitious it: iguers in whose veracity and integi i v , jitvi r nent and prudence, the goid j: 1 . de of tlie state may p'.aee nnbound- '. confidence. Let every good man lah vu to bring about such a change let all ee.t themselves in the great and s1 )ti- , cause, and b? aware of that indifiVrnee and ufuiiuj whicli too often over-c-'v.u'i the hsedless ;uid unsuspicious ijtu be viilent until the day of election, lac on that day our conntiy and our ctrs-;ienc5 will rcc.uiie our appearance

t lie p I o tlie farmers an 1 mechanics who feel

und sufl'er by the times, litis advice liny

i e supposed unutccssary they cannot, it is true, aa'm elevate some of t.he men ho for years have abused then confidence, and fioui hosc measures this severe pressure lias p.ntlv arisen thev will n : sit down in despondency, thoughtless of i!i? nast. as if our misfortunes had

T ( ivneby the mierferrnce cf supernatural fj r. .uses NTo thev must kinxv better. 'V',.'x b inks and bankers, the isufs of na-

;):. o". bid or rather on no fouudati in the infamous acts this e;ave rise to, and

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i ioo ounnc!is mis nas inricii us witn, we 1 1 ; m til il ate at their proper perio !s ; and

u i rccurnm;- to live journals ot the leisla'ure for bi": years back, point to, and identify the men Hut although thc farmers and mechanics throughout thc state

h know all these things they tnav be deluded . " thc o'd firctendrrs not to wcii;h them, ;r: 1 t!u t ebv be nl'ced to forget, that bv clwnins; tlirir legislators, much relief is , in their pawerTlndd it is a sacred duVffy citiz.en of the state ovtc to thtmVv!!'4CS 'u,r' '"'u power set of men Jh for years hwe enjoved oTicc, and

,1 ue na ,o vl ind it i a'sti their duty to be careful tha' n ban v advocate be aain elected, wtdrranv firstc ;:c'.t xi-hatrver. Tor vcars su h men have arisen and nlav-

Um' ea their seitish aivl ruinous e;ame on the

' cie luiitvof the people of th.e state, and f, i cvv year has increased our uiTcrins. Ti t .. I, ..v,),' t'ir n iii'ili1 liai-e r,,,a fl

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I am authorised to st ite, that M ij. WILLIAM HUUC'K will sere as county Commissioner if elected. A. CASE. The following grnth nen have been announced as candidates at the August election. For th,f S-'natr. WILLIAM POLKK, JOHN FAYING, FRLDKUICK SIDULTS. HKNJ MIN V. lU'CKF.S. GF.N' .HAL W. JOL1XSFON, 1) AYI1) UK OWN, JOHN' MYF.US, JAMES Mr.C ATjTj. Convfn r-rv ijner. WILLIAM IU C k

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THREE DAYS L ; ER FRONY.XWDtN. To our very vigilant roi respondent at Hoston, we arc indebted for a oro'f sheet containing extracts from Loo Ion papers to the SXh of March, ..ml Lloyd's i?t cf thc 22d of the same month. It wil' be seen that the Austrian bulletin of hc first battle fought in Itrdv, chimn a m-n. plete icforv over thc Nr mohtv ivtnv, Thc London paper- of March 25th, contains an extract ft 'om tlie fi't An trian bulletin, Riving an account of t; e affair at Reiti. I enclose it Lovnov. Tvrh 5. AUSTRI AN HUE' F.TIN We last niy;ht received the T'ais pipers of Thursday bv express. Tlie Monitpur chives the following a- an extract from the first bulletin of the Austrian rmv : tlGen. Pepe had several dav since collected the greater part of ,i f rces between Civita Oucule and qnila. On the 7th, he advanced w'v.h a body of 10. 000 men upon Rieti. Two cohir of this corps manouvred o;i th heights which from the val'cv of R e i, and threatened to turn our' ath anr d ;uarc, which was poMcd there under thc onlei i of general Gepprt, w'dUt a third rolutnn maved straight forward nnthcroid from Civita Ducale to Rieti. These movemnta were judiciously conducted

and the points of attack well chosen. Our light troops suffet eel themselves to be approached, not yet believing that they were enemies who were inarching towards them. We had exprcssed'to them only words of peace. A very brisk fire soon convinced us that we had mistaken their character. The battle then commenced ; it was near the houi of noon ; thc enemy's attack became serious. And licut. general Walmoden, ordered his reserve, which was at Casa Vicentini, in the rear of Rieti, to match t the support of Gen. Gepp -rt. He directed an attack with a very inferior force, upon the two columns which formed the enemy's wing, and they wero diiven back into the mountains, notwithstanding all the advantages of the ground being in their favour, thc centre column fell back upon Civita Ducale. "The enemy abandoned that city at ten o'clock at night, after having pillaged it. Our advance guard immediately occupied it, and our soldieis were received as deliverers 'Wc lost in this action about 59 men killed and wounded. Capt. Schmidt, of the 7th battalion of chesscurs, was killed. Captain Pfield, of the hussars of the King of England, and Lieut. Braun, of the 1st battalion of chasseurs, were wounded. "During the battle of Rieti, a body of 3000 men that had assembled at Leonessa, advanced upon Pie-di-Lugo, and attacked Colonel Schneider, who was posted thee. He r pulsed them with the loss of sveral killed or wounded In the course of the day we took several prisoners, and among them a Captain of Gen. Pepe's staff. On the subject of the above affair, the minor journals supply us with a private letter from Terni, which adds nothing material to the official account, except that the Austrian took one piece of artillerv and two tumbi :1s Advices had reached Paris from Turin, dated on the 15th in thc evening. I fie most perfect tranquility then prevailed in that capital. At that date, they were still without any account from Genoa of tlie effect produced there b) the recent events The Provisional Junta had met, and entcifd upon their new functions On W alnesd.iy evening Prince TalIpvrand had a private audience of Louis XV' II and at nine at night hi Majesty vi ded by the Duke Dtcazes. March, 2 1 . An express arrived in town yesleiday mo ving, b'inglng a copy of an armistice aUidg'-d to have been po-tectUp on tlie e xrh oige at Paris, in the aert- of

n ninrsi ,iv las , ov orur oi. Mwitoy, r, ... . ; r v . :;v-SBKNOX COcNTY CItit U1T COURT.

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desday last, by order, it is pretended, of M. Roy, tlie ...inister of Finance. 4 i here was on tlie 7vti inst a.i engage merit between thc vustrians and Ncapoliians. The latter had advanced on Reiti, which was occupied by tht Austrians i hey were repulsed with considc i able loss. The Austrian at my has enteied the Abrusii. Many prisoners Iiave fallen into their hands, and the greatest disorder appears to reign in the Neapolitan army." London, March 20. SECOND LDl J ION. A gentleman is just arrived from Paris, who lias furnished us with some interesting particulars respecting the political agitation in that Capital, although he does not bring any news of a later date than that which wc had just before received by express. He describes the ferment upon thc stock Exchange as most striking, ai d mentions that but for a large sum of money, thrown in by the agent of tlie French Government, thc fundi would have fallen four or five pgr cent, lower than the price quoted. The report of an insurrection at Lyons was credited in the Capital ; but well informed men ascribe it to an invention of the Liberals, in order to feel tlie public pulse. No account had been received in Paris of the rumoured levolt of tho Poies : but Iettcis from Rom confirm the account which we had pieviously received of tnc dreadful alarm vhiclifEN vailed in that city. The coffee housei of Paris are thronged with politiciarfitA and songs are sung to thc revolutionary tunes in favour of the Neapolitans, but the Government have made no arrests. English families were arriving from Italy every hour, and all the English holders of French S ocks were pressing it forward for sale : it was apprelu nhed that it would be much lower on the 18th ; but persons veiscdin the mystery assert, that as confidence exists chiefly in England, and next in France, the French Funds are likely to recover, a the stock now vested in the Foreign Fund of agitated countries must be transferred to the two leading powers, France and England. General Donnadieu's motion in the Chamber of Deputies respecting thc Ministers, led to a very hot altercation, and he was loudly cheered by thc Cutar, of both sides. Decazes is spoken of at .Minister, hut Donadieu has declared that he will divide the Chamber over and o vcr again, and appeal in every possible way to the p-.oplc, rathwr than submit to see France governed by that Jacobin.

Stute of Iiulitina.

engagement hail taken place on thTth inst bet" c.en the Austrians and Ncapitai",. at Rieti in woaicli the latter were defeated with i ousiderablc loss, nd that the Austri n artov had entered the A0 bussi A certain great contractor, w ho re' eued ibis express, pt oceeded vesferda fotenoonto Dowing street a'ul communicated to Ministers arious othrr paiticuiars levpecth.g this - pr tended victory ard its consequences. A 'v i otiition, it is said, has Ikcu - t o.i t t and there was ec:v pros.oeM cf an ar

rangement of the (lidert nee brtw etot petition in the Western Sun paper, pnn-

pJcs and Austria without any fui tli J)ted at Vinccrnet, and that the court wall bloodshed. j act upon aid petition on th first day of Wc subjoin thc notice to which we iiK hc next October term, lude in the foregoing observations. A ' "opv Attcvtc, Copy of a notice, posted on the Fx- JOHN D. EARLY, X c K ex. change at Paris, i the afternoon of Wed- May S 1 1821. 13-Ct

Jfiri! Term, 1821. Thomas Roseman, an lanolvcnt Debtor,

ti:. i:

Petition.

rip ' IS day came the said Thomas 1 Rosiman, by G. li. C Sutlivan, atto.ncy, and filed his petition, painff that the court would grant him the benefit of an act entitled, An act for the relief of Insolvent Di btor." It is therefore considered by the couit that the

Clerk give notice of the pendency of Mich