Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 12, Number 50, Vincennes, Knox County, 12 January 1822 — Page 3
ri.YCKX.E! JANUARY 12, L22.
The members of our legisialin e have -returned home fioni otydon, and inour next we hope to be able to give our rca ccrs a list of the acts passed during the icsViun.
George R. C. Sullivan, Escjr. has been
c'ccie 1 President of the Hank of Vin-
cennes, iti the place ol David Brown, Esq.
resigned.
I Ml 1 . t i . . 1 . 1 i
ing uiucu, tucy suumutcu to me majesty
of the people. Provisional governments
had been established, and every thing
was apparently tranquil. All the ports were thrown open to commerce.
It is stated that .irtiga was a prison
er at Hucnos Avres; anil that there had
heen three governors of that city within three months! every thing being unsettled.
In Columbia, it appears that gen. Mo
rales yet makes a shew of opposition
but the royal cause is completely hope
less. Porto Cabello is the only impor
tant place, we believe, held by Spain.
1 he "Federal Republican," Caracas
editors of the Commercial Advertiser Jo?-.n BvMlct
have received hies ot Loudon papers lo t Joints lu .v!kt.
the 3d of N'ov. k Lloyd's LUls to the 2d, and Liverpool to the 5tn, all inclusive. The King had been somewhat indisposed, bir his illness had been much c$iggcratcd. lie had recovered, and wa believed to be on his way home He would stop a few days at Brussels, and per-
haos visit Pans.
Ddkr (Vilortr Jeremiah i VI man Wiliium V (irliv.in LMiia Cvikc r, Michael Cru ks Samuel Chambers
Josiah Culbensc:i
Letters from Batavia give afflicting ac-1 KbvTt Carlton
Charles Ccrlcv
Isaac Cochran Jeremiah Cochran George E. Collins
We have in the paper of this dav gi
ven some extracts from t!ie proceedings papers having been received at that of
of Congress, w e hope hercattcr to give more copious extracts.
:o:
Proceedings of Congress.
Mr. J h nf Kentucky, agreeably
to the noMce which he gave yesteiday,
hwiug obtained leave, introduced the following rcsniu'ion; proposing an. Jr.ivndmcnt of (he Constitution
AV.ot"-., ); the Xcnatr and House t.f R i;v.vr. tariv rs r-f the United States
fji.1m rirau i.: Co r.r-res.t esse n hied That
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i.u: uHuHMUMmuu ,u v. u Qf w hie h lollows a curious sample: "I
lution ot the biuicu flutes, ue piopostu am tnc son Gf war,the man whom battles
to the legislatures m tne several s.aics, haye raUed to lhc mainSll.acv. Fortune
wuicn, w iK . iMii n i. u uy ine icgisiaiuis of threc-f ai: ths of the states, shall be
valid to all intents and purposes, as part
of the said constitution.
l That, in all controversies where the
counts of ravages of the cholera motbus in the island of Java. The number of deaths at Samarang is from 400 to 500 . daily: and the disorder is equally fatal in j
other parts ot the country. I Isaac Decker France is augmenting her armv vrith Samuel Dillworth
lice), gives us the following account of extraordinary promptitude, and to the lull ! Wlli-im Davis glorious Bolivar, usually called the extent of the peace establishment. The! m" ut"wtrth
"liberator. " who evrrr rl:iv lincrhtpnH in nvnivrrl nbirrt i to rnmnlptp tl, ctrm 1 Kj' J-aion,
r j - . . . ? ..... r. . i ' i i 1 i t i . t . i
are irrateiui, muceci, : coruon cxienuintr aiomr me boundaries
.injur
CL.reo W
estimation, v V e
that now and then a fiatriot appears to
shew us what men should be "On the
1st Oct. this extraordinary man Boli
var on being calied upon to take the
oath as president of olombia. addressed
an eloquent letter lo the piesident of the
congress, earnestly desiring to be excused fiom serving in that capacity; but he
was overruled by them. On taking the
oath, he delivered an energetic speech,
of Spain, from the tlantic to the Medi
tcrranean, to keep out the yellow fever. The King of England was expected lo be in Paris on the 8th of November. A Paris paper, October 25, says, the Marquis of Latour Maubrr.rgh, Ambassador from France to the Sublime Porte, will proceed on the journey to Constantinople at the end of the prc&ent month. It is said the Piince Roval ol Den-
Alfred Elliott
W illiam Flowers F. Famine Willis Fellows, 3.
William Gamble
William Glenn William Halt Edward Hather J-mies Hughes Henry W. Hurt John Harbin
Henrv B. Jones
G
maik is expected in Paris, where he will : Jostph S.'Ji.nes
spend some months.
Letters from Madrid, dated the 11 th Oct. state that symptoms of the yeiiow
Willi .in Ker.th, 2 J imt s Ktiii'y Abiiham Kerns.
Jcvsec Blocrr.cr C Abraham Carncs Anguntes b. C;.;.i;.-!. Janus CkitKi.i s Ji 'hn Cr.s!) , 2 I nrv Crui t..t v 1 :::." 1 h;:u T r
a
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AJ.u.iel Lirkmd-.ii Isu ic Ceon S. B. A. Cu ter M.rh.Kl Catt. D E F Almyra Dec, 2 yi. D.thm n x Jaunt's D'-I.n Henry Et ly Z. E. E.:t.)'i Hannah. ; .-hrr J(sejh Fi .trr.g, 2 Lev i Fellow s
II I K Htnry H. Gilliam Jesi j.li H.tr-..au J. h. B. Horu-ns h.:.j .!..n '.iolliday UuvM ILuuill Thi"i::.s Hilton Nich(4.,s Johnson Thomas Jones Catherine Kelly Pertvman Knoles
has sustained mc in this rank, and victory
ha, confirmed it. But these titles, are : fever ha e appeared at Seville; tlfat the
not those which are consecrated bv ius-S disease is declared at Cadiz, and that the
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tice, by the weltare and the wishes ol the ; garrison has iclt that town
nation. Fhfi swnrrl whlrh (rnvprncd Sn:n5li Hntnc m- tn 1 1, ,n?r1f1lr f C,
UUILUU power Ol Lie OlIUCU oiea s..a.. ( i t Iialanrc nf Astl.n. U I tnhnr. I h ivirnr,5,! r!rPtl,lllC nrpr,- Arl .m IMn
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pe soconstrncu, asto extcnu to an case is the scourge of the genius ol evil, which where conducted with good order, and Lawson Linton m laxynrcqu.lv, arnsing under this cm- sonietimes hcaven pei mits lo dcscenu to lhose eieclea arc tViendiy to the new or- Myers stitution, the Laws ol the United Mates, thfX !irth. for thn nnnielimnm nff,...tc tni...c 1 h.anas K. Mc
or treaties made or which shall be made
i Lean Lawrens
i Jeremiah Lock weed j C'deb Lowns
j Elijah Laniphlre
under their authority, and to whicn a
utae shall be a panv: and in all contro
versies in which a jtate may desire to be
come a party in consecpuence of having the constiuuion or laws of such state Questioned, the Senate of the United
States shall have appellate jurisdiction.
The resolution was twice read by gen
- cral consent; and, on motion ot Mr.
HAmcs of Maine, it was made the order
of the day for the second Monday in Jan
uary.
Mr. La f firofi from a committee, re
ported a bill for extending the time foi
the redemption of land sold for the di
rect tax; which bill was twice read and refcrretUloa committee of the whole. Mr. Khca, from the committee of Pensions, reported a bill to levive and continue in force for a longer time the act to revive and continue in force the act to provide for persons who were disabled by known wounds received in the revolutionary war, and for other purposes; which was twice read. Mr. Rhea proposed to fill the blank in the bill, lor the duration of this act, w ith two years; but Mr. Tucker, of Virginia, with a view to present repeated legislation on the subject, proposed six years which motion was acceeded toby Mr Rhea and was agreed to by the House The bill was then ordered to be engrossed and read a third time to-morrow. Mr Cambell moved the following resolution, which was ordered, 74 to 47, to lie on the table: Resolved, That a committee be appointed to report a bill providing for the apportionment of representatives among the several states, according to the fourth census. Resolutions for instructing the proper committees to consider the expediency of continuing in force the act of May 1820, extending the time for the redemp lion of lands sold for laxes, and also of extending the time iVr redemption of lands, sold for ihe direct tax, under the acts of Aug. , 1813, Jan 9th. and Match 5. 1815 were ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Cook, of Illinois, submitted the following resolution: Resolved, That the committee on the public lands be instructed to enquire, whether any, and, if any, what provisions arc necessary to be made to enable the people of the state of Illinois to open a canal through ihe public land to connect the waters of Lake Michigan with the Illinois river. Mr. Harbour gave notice that he should
on to-worrow ask leave to introduce a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution of the United States to fix permanently the number of Members of w hich the House of Representatives shall consist ("FROM MILKS' REGISTER.") FmiKiGN nkws. We have a summa-
the earth, for the punishment of tyrants, der oi ihings.
nml thp nrlmnnitinn nf thn npnnlp TKlc i
sword will be of no use on the dav of peace, and that shall be the last of my
powei ; because thus I have sworn with
BALTIMORE, December 17. Captain Dungan, of the brig Biiss- ar
rived here on Saturday, in 20 days from
in myself; because I have promised it to St. Thomas, states that a Danish schoo
I olombia; and because there can be no
republic, when the people are not secure in the cxereisc ot their own powers. A man like me, is a dangerous ciiizcn in a popular government is a direct menace to the national sovereignty I wish
ner arrived there, in 35 days from Montevideo, bringing a confirmation ol the capture of Lima. Several Danish vessels had ai lived at St. Thomas from Laguiia, which phicc is now in undisturbed possession ot the patriots. I he U. States
to become a citizen, in order to be free, briv Spark had been at St. Cruz, :i few
IRELAND. In some parts of Ireland, the disturbances still continue, and murders and other outrages are committed with a frequency and boldness that create much alarm. Mr. C. Sparling, Mr. Ives, Mr. Fitzgerald, a Mr Gorman. Sc several others, are among who those were murdered in the most shocking manner, in the county of Limerick. The militaiy were in motion, and every possible means put in operation to allay the general alarm, and. if possible, to prevent the further depredations of those misguided wretches, who had been suecesful in procuring arms and other weapons of death. SPAIN. The intelligence from Madrid is to the 8th of October, - and from Barcelona to the 1st. The Cortes arc constantly engaged in discussing the important plan of the newdivision of the Spanish tcu itory. Every precaution is taken to prevent the introduction of the fever into the capital. The strictest regulations arc established at the gates to prevent any person or effects entering the city, without ihe most accurate examination of their pasvpjrts, kc. It is also resolved to publish a regular statement of the deaths Sec. the hospitals of Madrid, in order to counteract the reports which malice or credulity may spread.
An order has been expedited by the
Spanish government to Count dc Revillagigedo. Envoy at Lisbon, in the quality
of Ambassador Extraordinary, to rctuin
to Madrid. NAPLES.
Numbers of the Carbonari have been tried, some guillotined, others sent to the
gallics, and some banished.
A letter, dated October 2, saves: "On
Sunday last, the Pope's bull, by whicl
the Carbonari are excommunicated, was
read in the principal churches here. This would in former times have produced some, nay, a great effect: but the greater part of the Neapolitans have abandoned their ancient belief, and now
report of a complete revolution in all ; rather despise, than dread, the thunders
t1ie provinces of Brazil The prince roy- of the church." al had been shiped off from Rio Janeiro; ami the governors, Sc sent away fiom NEW -YORK. December 11. Pernambuco, St. Salvador and Monte The packet ship James Monroe, capt Vi-U o. 1 he loyalists made a stand at Rogers, arrived at an early hour this morPernambuco, but, about 100 of them be- ning ficm Liverpool. By this arrival the
and that all may be so too, I prefer the
title of citizen to that of liberator because this emanates from war, and that r a i i I. i ii
uom me laws rxenange, sir. all my
honors for that of a good ciUzmJ
Late European Intelligence
days belo: the Biiss sailed. Two Spanish pin -.v cers had been captured by com. Daniels, and sent into Laguiia.
The only encouragement (says Dr. Franklin) which the United States of Amcrica holds out to strangers; area good climate, fertile soil, w holesome ail and water, plenty of provisions and fuel, good pay for labour, kind neighbours, good laws, and a hearty welcome. The rest, he adds, depends on a man's own industry and virtue. NEW-YORK, December3. A letter from Gibraltar, of October 15, received via Boston, states, that the whole coast of Catalonia was infected with yellow fever, which had bioken out at Cadiz and Malaga ; Barcclonia was nearly depopulated.
A. A. act i
ING been legally authorised to
at JVUT.iRY RUBLlCzW
persons having business to do requ imp
the attestation of a notary will find me
in the roorn. adjoining the Bank of Vin cenncs. CARTER BEAMON. January, 1822. 50-tf
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r JpHE subscribers have a large quanJL tityof the above articles on hand,
winch they will sell in quantities of five hundred weight and upwards, at very low
pi ices. JAMES c Mc ARTHUR. Vincennei, January 1822 l) iEa-WAX ir.isnw.
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Moore
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Jas. H. M. .D.,nald
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John Maxidou
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Sarah Norton
William H. Norton
Willi am Orcutt, jr.
K. i'. I'ncc
Charles Polke
Lew is Peckham Rebecca Patterson
Nicholas Regan
Andre Racine
Daniel Rislev
J inu s Rvan
Robert Smith
David Sewctt S. Smith Timothv Stiles
George E. Smith
Rebecca Seaton
oeorge Simpson.
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Asa Norton Joseph Osbom. 2 Wiliis C. Osbournc Arthur Patterson, 6 Geilard Porter Mr. Patterson John F. Q aarles. R S Samuel Ramsey Abraham Rodamel John C. Redey John Richardson Samuel Sutsor Daniel Shaw Thomas Spencer Edward St tegs Jesse Spencer Daniel Smith
Frances ferae
Jesse Thomas Thomas I. Tavlor Berkley Thomas Aaron Vanneta John Yandevcntcr Abner Yichrey
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Saliv Walkc
William II. Williams
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4 LIST of letters remaining in the PcstI. OHice at Washington, the (mailer ending the last day of December, 1821, which if not taken out before the expiration of three month, will be sent to the General Post-Office as dead letters. A B C D
John Allen
John Allen """) John Baldwin ( J John R. Be::rd y( John G. Burteh
James Canichan D.uiiel C'hiVk (ieorgo Cau hman William ( a.thc.ut
Jeremiah Doughty
Robert Akester Andrew Berrv, 2 Benj. Blunkinship Sfpiire Bruce John Brandon John Chewebly Mr. Carr.es Levin Clark Isaac Dill en
Wilson t:r Julis Duger, L
E F G II I K Jesse Even Siiaiirack Elliott 'Fhomas Furguson, 2 Jo!m (ireenawntt Andrew Hannah William Hawkins Alexander R. Hinds George Hard wick William II ammond Jifseph Hcbbs Isaac Hopkins John Jordan Adam Killion. L M O P R Samuel Lloyd I'hristopher Lcc Anthony Lowe Samuel Lowe William Lov.c Jesse Morgan
Robert M .Fawdu Ri bc rt D. Major
Henry T Mattinly Orange Munroe James Peachy Samuel Person, 2 John Rainbout
Elizabeth Magili John Owen Daniel Pound M. Robci.scn Eliiha Robmsoa
S T Archabald Stark Christopher Stafford
John Storms, 2 John Stcaley John Trautor Lewis Winchester Jihn Washburn
John Stringer
Thomas Scales Shff. of (ireeu countv A. Wise
George Yintz.
January 1, 1822.
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