Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 25, Vincennes, Knox County, 21 July 1821 — Page 1

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i " W A I kJ I I IVT tJ ' t4J " .Sfc. I M I 1 V mJ A .1 I ' Ji' U U' J ' .1 Ik.' Jl' J J UXORNl BY EMlIU STOUT. V1NCENNKS, (INI).) SATUHDAY, JULY si, 1821. Vol IS. No. 25,

THE U'ESTEIt.V SUV An .iEXER.lL ADVERTISER, IS published ecry SATVRDAr at TWO UOLLARS per annum, if par advance, or TWO I) )LLAUb k TY CUNTS at the ended the year, fo. which a note will be required. No subscription can be withdrawn until all arrearages are paid. jDrEzruiNExrs conspicuously instiled on the tuual tcinis. Advertising customers ill note on their advertisement the number of times tftey wish them inserted those sent without such direction will oe continued hi fni-WWl. must be add for accordingly LA.l).)FEli'h: M(K EY U F. C F. 1 V A B L L AT TERRE IUUTE. Specie, Bank, of the U. State? and branches, Incorporated Hanks of Boston, ( Mass.) New Yoik Bank, in New-York,

Manhattan Company, Mechanic' Bank, Merchants

Union,

Bank of America, Bank of Pennsylvania,

Do ol North America,

Do. of Philadelphia,

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Philadelphia

do. do.

Farmer's k Mechanic's Bank, Mcc hack's Bank of city county, Commercial bank of Penn. do. Schuylkill bank, do. Bank of Nouhcrn Liberties, do Union bank of Baltimore, Baltimore, Mechanic's bank, do. Merchants' do. Franklin do. of Baltimore, do. Commcrc'l 5c f armers bank do. Farmers' k Mechanic's do. Bank of Maryland, do. Do of Baltimore, do. Ijunk of Columbia, Dis. of Columbia. Union bank of Georgetown do. Farmers' k Mechanic's bank, do. Patriotic bank of A ashington, do. Bank of Washington, do. Do. of Metropolis, do. Union bank of Alexandria, do. Sank of Alexandria, do Do. of Potomac, do. Farmer's bank of Washington, do. Farmer's k Mechanic's bank of Indiana, (Madison, I tub) Except Notes of a less denomination than Fire Dollai s A Will FLOCK, r. p m. (cORRECTfB WRKK1.T.) Tcrre-Hautc, 8th Sept. 1820. 39-tf

VLiST of letters remaining in the PostOffice at incennes, the quarter ending tne 30tii day of June, which if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Pobt-Oflice as dead letters. iIPersoiu applying for letters in this list will please say they are advertised. A B William Anderson, Samuel Adami,

John A. S. Andrson, Joseph Alexander, hamuel Baker, Carter Beainon, 2 Iknrv Brother

David S. Bonner, Thomas Brooks, Mr. Buutin,

John Butler,

J ines Y. Bai:

John Bruin,

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Joseph Alton, John S. Baker, John Brothers, John Braiden, John Brocklebank, Rev. Mr. Baker,

ohn Beaelield, amcs J. Bill,

Abraham Barkman,

Samuel H. Barr, Israel Bickel,

Wiiliam Browimcld, Bureau Billings, Luring BUckmer, William Bennett,

Andrew Curry, Fi. ii. Carter, (i. W. Cok grovc, Charles Clai k, J oh' i C. Cook, ( ieorge Codd, Lhja i trucker, Joh.t Cum ,

Joseph Crane,

CD Daniel Churchill, Isaac Chandler, Philip Catt, John Cunningham, Orange Clark, Joan Collins, Mi . Cooper, Wil.iam e. uiverson,

J tin Cothra.n,

Hlonaeanah Clarprolc, Tuonans Cox,

Henry H.Courtney, George Cornwall,

John Cochran,

Is iac Coluian,

i 'Wdhain Delinger,. Thomas Day wm, Pauev Deannig,

i Jeremiah Lonev an, 2 ! E F(;

Daivl Chandler,

U:onrod vJrum, Maik DuimiMg, 2 John Dearum. Sanii. Dillworth, 2

William Krwin, Sauna 1 Ellison,

Nath auel Lamest, S:!tiKel Fleni ng, nium Fe rr.ss, Lewis Frederick, D. Grenouga, Mr. (iiraiivi, Jeremiah Glad 'ash, George Gel a. an,

J-vaies Erwin, Lew s V. t aivs ards, Kk h.it (i M. iv. a.is, Ja i.es Freeh. nd, Joan i'iu:ti.iti'u w,

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R .lk i t e iiimore, .'V..wlLv Gal'uncr, II 1 J

Israel Harris, 2 J.. o. II . rrinston, 2 William J H;i")!).trd, W L .... : vi, Aiaos . tl. ;c, i.i i i i ,!.('. John v . 1 1 :iinu, F. i . :v a 1 1 lii,

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t Uiiam . lenne, j Josepn llop:vi;.s, Joseph J ac.vson, J .tine !i Johnson, Hugh Ivinkead, Ge rge Knox, A. F. Uaekhn,

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Land Office Money. Receiver's Office tit Vincrnncs,

i y 9ih Srfitevibcr, I82i. THE Secretary of the I'reaNury has directed that in addition to specie & Bls of the Bank of the United Statts Kticfliranches, the nots of the following banks be received in payment for Public Landssold this District, viz : All the incorporated banks in the ton of Boston, In the cities of Philadelphia. NewYork Mid Richmond, (Va ) In the city of Baltimore (except th City bank of Baltimore.) In District of Columbia (except the the Merchants and Franklin Banks oAlexandria.) k the following specie p a f i:i banks in the. state of Indiana, iz : The Farmer's and Mechanic's bank at Madison, Indiana. J. C. S. HARRISON,

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Kdgnar, Taylor k Wei; A. l. L..aivlcy, '1 nomas J. Laramoie, i: . c ,i ia is, Caristoj :;e! Lee, Nveil .ot.vud,

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z: TSkcUJ the iUth April, vhe St. Louis Union Line from Yincennc to St. Louis, nill also start at the same time 1 ravellcrs from Louisille to St. Louis, by this conveyance will be but fie davs on the ro.ul. THE PROP1UE TORS. April 1811. in.tt

O. It. C. Sullivan.

(ATTORNEY k COt'XfKLI.nR AT T . K r

' V Circuit, of the state of Indiir.a and in the counties f Craw ford and Edwards in the state ol Illinois He may always be found at his olhcc in Vincennes unless when absent on professional business he has made an agreement, for bu siness forwarded to him, in his absence, t h -M ''v!.. I tn I

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LONDON, April 21 ) Distinction of the Tunisian fleet, j Too follow inyr paiticuiars appear in a letter dated Tunis, Fcbiuar) 24. " It has been long since resolved in the council ot the Bey. that a strong squ dron couid be ready t the beginning of the spring to sail irom the port of the CJoletta, to cruize in the Mediterranean, and 'o plunder the christian vessels that might fail in its way. Nothing had been neglected that could ensuie the success of this formidable entei prize. The squadron cot.sistcd of nine vessels, well cquipped, and provided with every necessary, and with numerous and well disciplined ciews. The biass cannon, not to mention those of iron, ami tinted to 300. The 5th of tliis month, all the vesse.s were assembled in the harbor of the (lo letta; t!ie 6'h was Exed for putting to sea. The Bjy already devotr.ed, in imagination the i iches of Christendom, set e tit from the Bardo (the name of the bey's palace) and beheld vith barbarous plca-uie, the various maneuvies wlibhtie sqttachon peiformtd in his piesei.ee. This ieview being ended, the vessels ic reived oiders to sail the following day. But in the night between the 5th ai d 6th, a violent tran ortane wind suddenly clcsed the n outh ol ti c harbor, and increasing in Molence and fui y, during the 6ih, 7th, k 8-h, raised the waves and the sea, and sunk and totally destroyed that formidable flotilla. The trermwiuous tempest did not Itave any time to ;tiai d again-t ft, all the mariners crews and soldiers perished ; and on the 9th, the se still i mitated showed to the astonished spectators, the broken masts and sails, and the floating corpses as monuments of its fury. The bev saw the flower of his navy and his army vanish bcfoiehis eyes. Three thousand men weie submerged in this

drcadUi! hunicanc It seems that the

sto'-m discha.'grd its greatest rage on ihc ips of tue bibaiioiis, but the European vo''s, hov. over KUVrcd honi it Fo ttinat ly all thecrct.s a;u! passengers f the iattcr arc saved, exc ept four persons whose fa'e is not ct rsce; tained." Apri: 27. Sp oiish j)apei s and ju ivalc

I h tt-rs from Mad. id. brin. i iteliig. ncc that the public m'n.d both in tiie capital

and at a distance from it, is in a sta:eof mii"h uneasiness and agi ui 'ii At Barcelona the bish 'p, with the ex-inquisitor, and two tho r ccclesi istics of high rank. a also five geneial oflcei s, one of w horn boars the i.aioe ot Campbell, and another flat ot Sjaifie'd were ordeed by th.e Ciiotyiu pen inland junta to be shipped o!T '"or 'ahon. No soi e ili-at ion has vet re-coed us of the crime of which ese fiflrcial persons were charged noi a'e we tfia vhei!u-r;my thing bin tf dread of popular violence was alleged by the captain general as his motive for anesiing them p:il 1? A Rr-urdeaux paper mentions a ' "p t, t tint the Vesr-el in which ion. W Pene had sailed from Naples han hctu captu'ed by the Aigeiine ifiti.dion, ara catti. d into Alieis. F'le Frenrh p.pers contain an article from Furin. dated the t.h whicli says, that A'exnndii' s'lrreiuh led to the Aust inns n the tl'h, tin Pit dmontese uat-ri-on having been disbanded wi h the exception of about 600 n en, who under the n ninnnd of nsalrti, had mai ched in the d'lTction of Genoa. The emoeior Mexavder, "desirous, he s sfd iffon'ihg foither fcuiul" o en to the ini'ustrv tf ' i- faithful

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b en in other p:.ns of tie fortitun? of Ewove, to supple thi n selvrs wit! those ToM ufarnires whirl t! ev rrve fitl.eito been accustomed to eceiv e from Ei. gland Trcm. the Pon'on Cmtinel. June 9. Late fnnn Europe. By the ship Canton, whir h arrived vc?. terdav from Liverpool we h-it Lot r r n files to April '27 The accounts from Naples and PieHmnnt had lost much cf their interest The old governor of the durhy of fienoa had been restored ; the P'cdmontrsr leaders had been refused nn asvHim in Ornna, ar.d had emba'ked for Spain. The lukc had sent dej utatirnj to the king, and the commander ft the royal army, to implore that no foreign troon may enter the duchy, where ttanquility wa permanently restored. ''.-

t' o n tho Pu.-i-OiTa i n -iVruied t'.i tt s";ovih.i i; p'.- ied Mini" V, ,tv I

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Attstrians were marching into Pictimnn ' to punish tne seoit'n us " 'I he Lisbon papers contain an act omit of the pioceedings of tiit cone; horn which it appeals that they have dbviaud all prisoners coofimd for political e fl nces up to the da) of the installation of the coitesjcut down the enorn ous church pi ope ity of Portugal and de ted that any subject of the crown ot Pm'iigal who refuses to swear to the basis f the constitution, shall furh F his right of citizenship, and be forced to leave tha kingdom It is cm. fidcntly stated at Leghorn, th t the flreek inhabitants of the island f Candia had i ende i e t! tin n. selves masu 1 3 of it by seizing all the stiong places Tin n w piovishaa gov a rnmeia t f Najiles is iittKl' enie disttc?. for warn ,f noi.f y all the public clu sts are e mpty. Sc the notes of the bank without ciedh Cardinal Huflo is said to be named pieVi. dent of the piovisional govcnnient. I ubiin papeis state that the auxitt) of the public mind is indesi i ibi blc, for the) recep' in Ii eland of the result of the cv tholic bill. Accounts fromTiicste of 7th of Ap.il state that Sin!) was t i i S unit due ed and that the Alistiiah coi sul at Mcssb.a h l ben foiced to take down the impeiLl amifcfrcm his house C U R R A C O A , May It Important Itutlugmci Jr,.m ihc Maine, On Wednesday foitn on a schooner b longing to this post, and a biig under An.eiican color, auived from L fiuvia, each crouded with pasengeis. horn st veral of whom wc have gleaned the following inte llige! ce relative to the situation of affairs in that quarter, which ne n-ivr present to-ur readers The governrneiit of Caraccas havi received inforn afi n tltat a division ol pa tr'mt troops, m.dei tht comtoaiir ol gu.l. Berniuih z. were rapidly advancing towaids the capital, in a irectirn wluie there was not force enough to opp e them, hastily dispatched col. Emu -z, with a rt inforceineiit of a few eompu it of the regiment of v astillo, for the purpose of eheekitig their pn gtt ss. F--turr z met and attackitl the Ptiiots at or near a place called Rio hico, and,:: er a short cni't st, the . fi ii tennii attt. in the discon fi.tne of the Royalist t.mniamh r. 'I he troops w hich esca d fmm this action returned tow aids Cat cCas, and. having tinned t h msclv e s to a lew additional men of the same reg'ooi t.t, and the Valencia regiment of miotia, under Lieut. Col Aibtiti oot, again gtvc ba lie to the enemy near fiuarenas, when they were again worsted, and I.icm Col. A:huthnoT,ii! the act of gaiiamly animating his men, lost his life. After the loss of these two actioni, the (ipain G ral, Correa, piotet; cd to colhct su .sci ip'ion of font .s could well be gov-, Wether, and matt e J in the direction of'l'ttase. ir. the h ;et of bfeing there reinforced ; b. ing disappointed, ho v ev er and finc'iog that i.is force, had so 'win-ded aw ; y as to be incapable of u.aking a stui tl against an vhemv, already superior in t umticr, he icturoed to ( at bcc.is on the moinir.g ot ti c 11th iost and having summoned u junta, the abandonment of Caiaccas was t. t re determin il on. !n co; 'sequence of wliieh, many of the inhabitants, tcnihtd at t lie impendh g danger, lapidiy f : li.e city s ine t; k it g the road t l aHuavia. others pioct edn g in the di.ei'iun ol N m Pedro, or to other piac s i'tthe ir.teiior. Up to MondiV last, between tht hoori of two and thtee in the afinitc a, Caraceas had no: been taken possession of; hui an hour oi two aftei wauls a genileman who was on the road fiom i' enre t( La 'uayia Ji-tinctly heaid the fir'ng if cannon and tinging til bells, f" in ahich vvas ii hticti ti e univ el ; Patriots. 'I I at si-me .ight a council of vat was lie!' ir La Guavia. when ll e -v;.cu tionot that f i a i e m b so acird on; arroidinf !v, 'he t uis ne re ptl d, i at d the amunit'on still ei, l oiethnam

into the sea AH the powdet that chanced to be in the store shaving heenp'tMous'y mharki d on boat'1 of two ai.i-h vese!s mr th purpose o: bring canieel to Puerto Cabtiio A 'though inforn a -tion hadafewdavs pit if bet n rrc it -ed in La Guayra of the disaster that d b-fallen FIstoroi's force, et the thu had subsequently been so glossed over, as. in some d gree st Irat, to dispel tl c ahrm that the intelligence of it had at first exritcd ; when, therefore, about noon on Sunday lat. the alarm guns weie fired, ad a procLmatioH subsequently issued hr the comma riant, calling Uj.cn ."II inhnUit.igs without tlistinction to rr