Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 14, Number 14, Vincennes, Knox County, 3 May 1823 — Page 3

"" '""'"" " " ' """" r"lrl ' .."' m.mm-mtr-. ,- ,i w,,,., , , ,rn... ....,, i.,, , - m " ' " - " i i . -,.111 -V in "i -mmm.- ' ' ' ' """ "f" ' ' -JL-I u

TilH WETKIIN SUN.

ri.YCSXM'lS, may 3, 1623. Our correspondent, 4 Impartial,' is laid jverfor another week he may rest assured that his essay shall not be forgotten. From the Indiana Republican. TheoOiccis and non-commissioned officers of the 6th regiment of the niililia of Indiana, amounting to one hundred in

place of ,

pose of fulfilling the terms of the co-part-norship. On the 21st of March, a despatch wa received at Vera Cruz, dated at PuebL on the 14th, stating that the army was u move from that place on the following day to surround Iturbide, who, it is said, was about to depart from Tucabayou foValadola, supposed for the purpose oi forming a junction with his Indian colleague The Republican army is divided anci directed as follows : Gen. Bravo advan

ccs for Chalco; Inclou, for Toluca ; Ne

number, having met at their

cncimpmcni ior me iu b' ; grete, for Ayotta ; Echavarri, for Guadacriilcd, proceeded, agreeably to previous , &J Barragan, lor Guatillau

Another division is ordered for M. Augustine de Las Caias Gen. Victoria commanded at Vera Cruz. Gen. Lobarto was at Guamantne, with 600 men

mticc, to the nomination of a person to

fill the presidential chair. Col. N. I) G rover was called to the chair, and l G. Goode, Esq. appointed Secretary; whereupon gen. M. Stapp r.iovcd for the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved, That the sense of this meet5 r. be taken with regard to the person mo-it suitable for the next president of the United Stitcs, which was adopted. John II. King, Esq Then rose, and after making some appropriate remarks, submitted the following resolution: Resolved, That we do highly appreciate the valuable services of the honorable Henry Clay, and do most cordially recommend him as a suitable person to fill the office of chief magistrate of the U States; which resolution was unani

mously adopted.

The whole Ropublican force was estimated at 7 or 8000 : that of the Emperor consisted of 1000 to 1500. Gen St. Anna sailed from the Island of Sacrifice (one league from Vera Cruz) on tho 2 1 st of March, with a squadron of I brig and 4 schooners, having on board 300 to 400 troops, for Tampico. The supposed object of this expidition was to intercept the shipment of a large sum of money belonging to Iturbide, said to be on board a Spanish packet which was to sail next day for Havana. The squadron lately purchased in the United States by Iturbide, is entirely hauled up, with the exception of one gun

boat and one schooner, and the officers

Resolved, That the proceedings of ancj men :th thc exception of a few tdis-

tins m eung oe puuiisncu in mc muwua charged

Republican; And the meeting adjourned sine die. NGROVER, Ch'n. V G Goode, Sec'y. Done in Camp, April 12, 1823.

LATE FROM MEXICO.

New York, April 9. Thc very fast railim schr Ely, Cant. Dover, arrived j

here yesterday from Vera Cruz, having left this port on the evening ot the 2 1st ult. Vc are obliginly favored by Capt. l with tne following account of the state of affairs in Mexico, up to the date of

his departure, and, from our knowledge

The British sloop of war Ranger ar

rived at Vera Cruz on the 22d of February, with a Mr. Mackay, an agent of the government on board, who was to have proceeded to the Emperor; but, on finding the country in the hands of the Re publican, he embarked on board the Ranger, and sailed, as was said, for Havana. FROM PORTUGAL. Extract of a letter from an American in Lisbon, dated Feb 21, communicated for the Boston Patriot. " 1 he Cortes, after an able discussion

of his character, we feel authorized to' of two days, have declared, by almost an

vouch for its correctness. This account j unanimous vote, that the invasion of elucidates many of the recent occurren- Spain, by any power, with the intention ccs in that quarter, which have hitherto ; of interfering in the internal political con-

quarter

appeared mvsterious. On the 26th of January, negotiations commenced on the part of the Imperial army then besieging Vera Cruz, with General St. Anna, the Republican Chief.

H Many propositions were made by Gen. f Echavarra. the commander of the beseig-

jngarmy. all of which were rejected, untifihe I st of February, when the stipulations of St. Anna were complied with, and the scige raised. In the afternoon cfthat day, Gen Echevarra entered, amidst the huzzas of thc people. He was met bv Gen. St Anna at thc gates of the city, and received with open arms, and was thence escorted to the Palace. On the following dy he departed for Jalapa, On his arrival there, a correspondence commenced between him and the minister of war, which resulted in nothing of importance, On thc 1 7th, thc great Republican Chief, Gaudaloupe Victouia, entered Vera Cruz with every manifestation of joy. In anticipation of this

L event, the crown of Ii urdide had been

burnt in the public square and the 1 ree of Liberty planted upon it, under which Victoria passed on his way to the Palace. On arriving at the palace, he, with St. Anna, presented themselves at the balconies with wreaths of laurels on their brows, which the people insisted upon their wearinc: A few davs after this, the

Marquis de Vibaneo. commander of

the Imperial troops at Puebla, declared for Victoria, St. Anna, and Liberty ! Thc Emperor, immediately on his

rtering in the internal political

cerns of that nation, would be considered as an attack on Portugal, and that measures would he taken accordingly. " There has been no demonstration, by the French army, for actual invasion, and doubts are now entertained, whether the general unpopularity in France, of such an invasion, and the apparent determination of Spain and Portugal, to make an obstinate reistance, will not induce the French government to pause. "In the discussion in the Cortes, several of the members quoted the sentiments expressed by our President, in his message to Congress, relative to the impropriety ef any nation's undertaking to regulate thc internal affairs of another nation." Extract from another letter. "There have been several interesting debates in the Cortes here in Lisbon, on this most extraordinary invasion of Spain. They have taken preparatory steps for assisting in thc general defence of the

Peninsula. The army is now recruting, so as t be placed on the footing of 1814, viz : 40,000 men and upwards. There is a proposition now under discussion, which will probably be carried to raise 20 or 25 additional battalions of light troops, and to organize 200,000 national

guards.

siders'tne hopes of preserving peace as ilmost extinguished. The same paper bjects that England should espouse the cause of Spain, because she would thereby recognize the principle of all thc revolutionary movements which have taken place of late years on the Continent, and i hereby unite against her every crowned head in Europe ; because it would require tht renewal of the 5,000,000 taxes just repealed, and other burthens upon ihe people; and because Reason, Justice, md Policy, forewarn her to avoid it The Courier calls the men who now govern at Madrid "a band of factious demagogues " Extract cf a letter to the Editor of the A'ashville Gazette, dated NEW-ORLEANS, MARCH 29. "By an arrival in this port last evening, intelligence is received of a declara tion of var by France against Spain. This comes from Bristol, England, by way of Kingston, Jamaica, and gives thc declaration entire."

NEW GOODS.

S. TOM MVS ON,

( MARKET STREET, FiyCESSES. )

IIJ AS just recehed from riiiLADELII phia and Baltimore, a handsome assortment of MERCHANDIZE Of every description consisting of diiy goods Adapted to the season. A VERT COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE & CUTLERY Queesware and Fresh GROCERIES. All which are offered for sale at thc most reduced prices for cash. 14-tf May 1.1823.

JSKW GOODS Mm BURT CU,

MJ R KE T S TR EE T VLYCEXjYES. )

HAS just received from Philadelphia and Baltimore, a general assortment of MERCHANDIZE, consisting of DRY GOODS, ADAPTED TO THE SEASON, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE & CUTLERY Qucensware and Fresh GROCERIES, Which he now offers for sale at thc lawest cash prices. 13-tf May 2. 1823. Good Goods.

REYNOLDS & BONNER,

AVE on hand an elegant assortment

ot spring and summer

The editor of the St. Thomas paper, after mentioning the arrival of Com. Porter's squadron, and wishing it success, speaks of the gratification he experienced in witnessing the manoeuvres of thc

hearing of this, despatched to Puebla

two Commissioners, Gen. Negrcte, and . steam galliot Sea Gull. Hcrrere, Secretary of State, to treat in In tne same paper, (March 5th) notice " some manner for the preservation of is taken of a capture made by thc United himself and his crown. On their arrival, ' States brig Spark off Havana, of a two(f General Negretc immediately embraced topsail piratical schooner, of 150 tons,

yMthe popular cause, ami llcrrerc return

ed without any particular audience with thc Republican Chiefs. The emperor then proposed to establish thc Congress and to proceed agreeably to its decrees.

armed with one gun.

VERY LATE FROM EUROPE. New York, April 7. The March

This was refused, and a demand was packet ship Columbia, Lapt. Kogcrs,

made of his crown, with a promise of which arrived on Saturday, sailed from protection to his person, until a Congress Liverpool on thc 7ih of thc month, havshould concne, who alone should direct ing been detained, from the l?t, by head in what manner he should be disposed of. winds. We understand her largest lctThc Emperor, on receiving this, left thc tcr bag was accidentally left behind, but city of Mexico, (after arming all the In- we have received London papers to the dhn population with swords, knives, and evening of the 4th ult. and a liverpool pamuskets) for Tucaba or, one league dis- per of the 5th. tant. He also formed an alliance with War had not yet commenced between

thc Grand t ado, an Indian Chief of ihe I ranee and Spain. In a laic debate in thc

in'crior, who has engaged to furnish him j

with ten thousand ii'irrivrs, upon condi tion that he shall be Emperor of one half of Mexico, and Iturbide of the other This Chief had left Mexico for the pur-

House of Commons, Mr. Canning said, 4jr h fies cf fit eserring fieuce between those flowers were materially diminithed, BUT NOT DKSTROYED " The Courier, of thc 4th of Marchj con-

C0NS1STJXG IS PART, OF

Plain and figured Cambricks,

Book and Leno Muslins, Plaid and striped Ginghams, Cambrick and Gingham RobeS Power and Stcem Loom Shirtings, Cassinetts, Drillings, Blue and Yellow Nankeens, Printed, Marseilles Sc Valentia Vesting, Chambras, and Domestic Cottons, of every description, Together with most other articles suitable to the present and approaching sea

son which they will sell at their usual low prices. 10-tf Vincenncs, April 5, 1323.

Z State ot Indiana, KNOXC1RCLTI COURT, March Term, 1823. . :s Kirby & Thomas R. I'odick, against William Harlow. In Chancery to foreclose a Mortgage.

A ND now at tins time came the com-

jTs. plainants, by John Lav, their soli

citor, and it appearing to the satisfaction

ot the court, that the said defendant, Wil

liam Harlow, is not an inhabitant of this

slate, and on motion of the said complainants by their said attorney, it is ordered

by thc court, that the said William Har

low do appear here on the first day of thc

next June term, to answer the complai

Hunts bill, or thc same will be taken as

confessed, and thc prayer theieof be or

dcrcd accordingly and that a copy of

this order be published in thc Western Sun, a paper printed in this state, lor

four week in succession. A Copy Test, U-4t 11. 13UNTIN, Clk.

ABVER TISEMEXT. 1 "JpHE above N E half of LOT No.''

Ji. 88 in the common, will be sold at public outcry before the court house door in Vinccnnes on Saturday thc h th day of MaV. flOW P!tt1liticr hft t-.-r th

hours of 10 o'clock A. M.and 5 P. M. to the highest and best bidder for ready money. G. W. JOHNSTON, 1gent Vincenncs, April 2 1, 1 323. tds C. Dewey & G li. C Sulln -an. ( Attornies 1ST Counsellor at Laxo.) WILL attend to all business entrusted to them in the County ol Knox, and in the Supreme court of the slate, from the county of Knox from this date. Letters addressed to them must be post paid; on business in the count) of Knox will be directed to Vincenncs, Indiana. In the supreme couitto Paola In.'iana. Vir cenncs, April 24, 1 823. 4-t rut: yiNCEiWWte DISTILLERY. rJHE undersigned has taken the above JL Establishment for the purpose of Manufacturing WHISKEY. Where they have on hand, and intend kceniner

a constant supply of the best qua.; y of

txectincd Y hiskey ; warranted inferior to none manufactured in the country.

l hey will exchange HISKEY and

fwLjN ti A. VV A SALT of the best oualitv

at a reduced price, for ll'hcat Rue. Corn.

or Stock Hogs, delivered at their distille

ry, or at the Vincennes Steam-Mill. ALSO The highest price in CASH will be given for good Maple Char Coal, Delivered at the Distillery. JOHN C. REILEYScCo. Vincenncs, May 22, 1822. 17-tf notice; IT will expose to public sale, (if not 1L previously sold at private sale) on Saturday the 31st day of May next, at the dwelling house of the subscriber, a mill seat, together with twenty acres of land, situated on the waters of Wilson's creek,

on which is erected a

tirst rate Saw Mill, now in complete operation. Also, two hundred acres of land of an excellent quality, whereon I now live, adjoining said mill seat, on which is erected a good dwelling house, stable, & other out houses an orchard containing one hundred bearing Apple trees, of excellent fruit, a great number of Peach trees, consisting of free and cling stones, and of the most dtlicious flavour the terms of payment will be one, two, three, and four years in equal instalments. Also, on a credit of twelve months, a number of HORSES, OXEN. COWS, HOGS, S.HEEP, and FARMING UTENSI ALS, together with a variety of Household & Kitchen Furniture to numerous too particularize. Also a quantity of PLANK. JOAUA BOND. March 13, 1823. 7-3m C7Thc mill scat and farm will be sold cither seperate or together, as may suit purchasers J

JUT RECEIVED And for sale at this office, THE INDIANA JUSTICE, AND Farmers Scrivener. CONTAINING, The office and duty of Justices of the Peace, SheriflV, Clerks, Coroners, Constables, Tounship Officers, Jurymen and Jailors. ALSO, Thc most correct forms of Deeds, Mortgages. Leases, Releases, Discharges, Powers of Attorney, Bonds, Obligations, Notes of Hand, Bills of Exchange, Sec. Sec. To ivh'ch i added, The Constitution of thc State of Indiana.

By a Gentleman of the Bar. RECOMMEXDA TION. Alea&rs. Smith & Bolton. Gentlemen From the examination which I hae been enabled to give your work, entitled The Indiana Justice and Farmer's Scrwener,' 1 am induced to believe that it will answer well the design of the author: And those ofiicers for whose assistance it was writ ten will find in it an easy, and safe guiJc in the discharge of their official duties. Y'our obt. scrt. J CALL. Vinccnnes, 21st March, 1323 C7 Subscribers ate rcques'.ed to c!l fur their books.