Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 14, Number 21, Vincennes, Knox County, 21 June 1823 — Page 3
THE WESTERN SUN
ri.VCEX. ESy june 21, 1823.
laws will suffer to protect an offender of my regulations. No 1 for a gallows filled with radicals, or a ship laden with white
boys, cannot intimidate the heart of a true
., .. , f 7. united Irishman, inflamed by the spirit ot The ast mail did not furnish any addi- . ,:. . -r: u . J . i r . ii- c L t? liberty. lis true we have been depriv- ,! article, of intelligence from En- d of'some of associates b hJrope, as to the progress of the I rench & . transnorta.ion. bu. lhis u' nnlvb
Spanish war.
To Correspondents. Z,' is held for consideration. ' Will from Illinois, we believe does not merit a place 4 Corrector,' upon the difference between John Iiwing, Esq. and myself, cannot be admittedin the paper of the 3 1st ult. we promised our readers they should not again be troubled upon the subject, and vc shall keep our promise. We have been authorized to announce James P. Radollet, as a candidate for county Commissioner, at the August eIcction. j-yfo.'f nile's weekly register. Colombia Wc noticed in our last, the capture of the Colombian vessels, Maria Fiancisca and Caraboboby the Spaniards, oft Porto Cabello. Since then we have had a variety of reports about the action, and one of them, seemingly correct, informed of the capture of four Colombian vessels, carrying 82 guns and 478 men. by sir. Spanish vessels carrying 186 guns and 1804 men adding that com. Dani els, and about 160 men, had been killed. B it the Colombian national schr. general Santander arrived at New York, on Saturday last, having on board Mr. Salazar, Colombian minister to the United States, end the capt. of the schr. states, that com. D. only received a slight wound in the action with the Spanish frigate and corvette. He also states that the Colombian ships wcic partly dismantled at the time of the i f . i ....i.. i t
aruuu, aim one oi ineui uuuuniy io :uu
mounted. The loss in killed md woun
!, on the part of the Colombians, was
creased our strength.
u Art 1. That no person or persons shall propose for or lake into his possession, directly or indirectly, any house, farm, or lot of lands, willed from a tenant by his landlord, until the expiration of two years after the ejection. " 2. That no person shall pay tithe money to the minister, or any person acting under him. u 3. That no wolfish proctor shall sue for tithe money. "4. That no person shall serve a process or processes for the tith money. a Any person or persons transgressing any of these will suffer shooting, burning, &c. &c. Capt. ROCK. By the Grace of God" Another is more laconic u Let every man that hears me take notice, that I will
well known, and that it is rendered Evident by snapping noise and spaikol light. Mr. Glover, in a letter to the edi tor of the Philosophical Magazine, des cribes so intense an action of this kind, as to enable the animal to give a very sensible electrical shrck. 1 his effect was obtained at pleasure by Mr Glover, and also by some friends. When the cat was sitting on the lap of the person if the left hand were placed under the throat with the middle finger and the thumb gently pressing the bones of the animal's should
er, and the right hand were passed along : L 1 I 1 1 I- .1 I' '
me uaeK, shocks were ieu in ine ieu .: r
hand; and when the right hand was pla- DUnci n I C ced under the throat, whilst the left hand ! rnUSlC a?l(l lirgeiy, rubbed the back, the shocks were felt in Hc may. be lound in the house ,i Henry the right hand When the atmosphere Dubois, Esqr. has been favourable, and the cat had lain lU3L- Liwrenceville. Jpm-, 1823. some time before the fire, the experiment i IV. GllEGG. SUVtTsmith 1 i l r t .-
always snccww.-rnuosomicai jiaga- . XPEC fS to leave this p.ucc lor the
To the Citizens of Knox, HWING obtained the CKKTIFll'ATC ol the honorable Judge ( all n to -iv qualifications to disi haige the .;utit3
oi clerk ot the Circuit court, tt.cn c..n now be no fSaobjvCu.ns to niv election. HOMER JOHNSON. Vincennes, JUi,e 20, 823 2-7t Doctor G T CAUTifli 5LB VVING setthd himself in Lav-
ilJi.
renceville, Iilin-u, tenders
citizens, and ihe inhabitants of the ning country, his services in the
n its adjoint-re.
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ning to i hem and I do tell any strang
ers, oi Kerrymen, or Limerick men, to be off immediately this will be the last notice until I make a bonfire. Captain ROCK " The terror that these and similar notices have inspired, is beyond description. Abdication of the Sufireme Director 0'H'ggins, and -he substitution of a Provisional Junta for the Govern mnt of Chili. We have been favored with the following translations, from the Ministerial Gazette Extraordinary of Chili : Santiago, 29th January, 1823. The authorities and the people of this Camta! having yesterday met to deter-
a'.vml ISO Ncociatlons were on loot ... , 1 . . .. ... between the royalists at Porto Cabello, k Ja'"5' P'Per lor lhe PuWtc tranquillthe Colombians for an exchange of pri. i ",C s5'" was, !e,a, w" ' lhe ... .. , ... tollowmir decree which his Excellency
aoners wtucn wouia, no uouut, snortiy '
take place. Tiic following letter, dated Liguira,
IVIay 8, may apparently, be relied on.
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" The navy of this republic has met
Yith a loss in the capture of two co. veits, by a heavy Spanish frigate, and a heavy sloop of war, on the ' st inst. near Poito Cabello. The Colombian ships, although hut very imperfectly armed and manned, fought the Spaniards four hours, but. finally, (bei:i cut almost to piv.es) were compelled to strike The prize taken by Diniels last December called the Maria Prancisc i, and the ship Carabobo, which c ine out from England in November last arc the vessels taken. The former was commanded by capt. Christie, son of the former collector of the p?rt of Baltimore of that name. Com. Daniels was also on board the same ship, having removed his flag to that vessel. It is said that the Carabobo made several attempts to board the Spaniard, but ouing to the superior sailing of the lat'er, could not effect it. By a letter from Daniels at Porto Cabello, or rather on board the Spanish trigate, we learn that he is slightly wounded, but the particulars, as to the other officers, are not given." This is a great misfortune, and will lengthen the war which has so long des dated Colombia, without, however, affording any prospect of success to Spain to repossess herself of the country. Peru. The report of the defeat of the patriots, in Upper Peru, is amply confirmed. Lima would have to be given up to the royalists, for their opponents had not cither nnney nor troops to defend it. Specie had disappeared and the currency of the country was at 50 per cent, discount. The distress of the people was great, and Hour and other articles without sale, even at the most reduced prices. state of iueland From the Doublin Evening Post. We have to report nearly the same talc Sc almost in the same words, but though we shall not allow ar.v fact to escape, which we think ought to be recorded, we cannot load our columns with all the particulars of the barbaraties perpetrated in the south, much less shall we indulge in the frightful coloring itrwhich some of our cotemporariesseem to glory. Cork and Limerick ere bad enough, heaven knows nor docs it require any declamation to rouse the attention of the public to their condition. Wc have already given two proclamations from gen. Rock, to the people of the county of Cork. VVc have now two more before us from which we shall make a few extracts. One fellow, after talking of the precipice of destruction, cries " Heboid, my sword is unsheathed to mow down offenders; mj' fire is kindled cverv night, to' consume their property; my resolution is fixed. Again, let no person con&idcr that Uic rigors of English
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TTrMt, rir, ... , an pciMins cuncerneo :rt inctti ie i cieITEMS.-. Jlheat-- e have reports ,n nmik.(1 tliat Lll w atc hks winch oave of extensive damage done to the groumg bc n left with him i . ; ai ,..,d,emam-
cropsoi wneai oy u e ue.sian ny -ome Hj in his sl for six ,;mths ur , of the farmers on the Eastern Shore of, will p nol cakd for by tndr (),rMCrs M d
on or he-
be put up
not allow no person work, or have any Maryland, it is said, will not make as lne cxprnces upon H em paid, thing to do with any farm that the tenantj mich grain as they seeded However, forc the 16th d nf juv nexl
is turneaouiot this will oe my last war- uusuco JU airncu to public kale on said d af his h
ar If 'i 1 1 1 iyi nrP tfm I- innn ' i I '.. .
"v", 4W- ..V, a. cloor, to pay the same, or be taken with
Flax. Anthony Dey, esq. of Newark, I him. -nrh vtrh. i
New Jersey, acl -ertiscs safilin flaxseed, , hand ,ess that six momh br , . Whirn hP ;av. Wl it f hf lnrl nn iv nr 1 ' ., c .
........ rJ, ...... -iine caie ot Mr. S Inmlinsnn. vhcic
it is sown is good, produce two tons of
flax to an acre ! Ibid. State Grand K. A. Chnfiter. On the second Monday of May, ult. agreeably to previous arrangement, delegates or their proxies from the R A. C.of Brookville, Vincennes, 8c Madison, met at ni p ace for the purpose of forming a State Grand Chaiteror the state of Indiana, 'and on Tuesday proceeded to elect their ofihYers
and then formed a Grand Chapter.
their owners are requested aUe the s id day to call, pay for the repairs, and receive them. Wm. GREMG Vincennes, June 1 8, 1 823 2 1 4 1 NOTfCK. J f S. SMITH, TVT171SHING to close tneir b
in Vincennes, arnev'v n-nn r
all persons Mth whom the hae re 'vnts i to call aiul mnke srulrmpnt i,r. .. no
i ne mnowing are the omccrs elected lhe first of August ,f.er whi( u date ?M for the ensuing twelve months : , outstandimr - ebts will he handed to he JamejJF. Majfett, ot incennes, G. H. proper officer for coih cti(.n
r esr. i
Robert Breckinridge of Brookville, D. G. H Pticst.
issued
Thinking that, in the present conjuncture, it may contribute to the country's acquu ing tranquillity, that I should leave the Supreme command of the state, and having agieed with the People of Santia g tiut tins step was proper, and the on y one which could have that effect in the pres.nt crisis, 1 have resolved to abdicate the Supreme Direction of Chili, and to resign its provisional exercise to an administrative Junta, composed of the citi-. z:ns D Augustin E . zaguirre, D. Jose Miguel Infmte, and D Fernando Erra-
zuris, inasmuch as their is not at present
a Nationa1 Representative before which I can make my renunciation, and that the said administrative Junta may take the most speedy measures for assembling it; with the understanding, that if, after six months, the questions which the Provinces of the State have between themselves shah not have been settled, the Admin istrative Junta shall cease in order that the People of Santiago may consider what shall be most proper and, in order that it may know what are its attributes and powers, the Commission proposed to me by the People, composed of the citizens D. Juan Egana, Dr. D Bernado Vera,
ana u. joaouin Lamn no. win nroceen Tti
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Inrm a rule lor determining them. Le t it be printed, published; and circulated. Given at Santiago the 28th o f January,
J ihn Jacobus of brookville, G. K Samuel l'ilson of Madison, G S C. P J Arion. of Madison, G. T Jos fi ar?ier, of Washington, G Secty. Henry M Siavj, of Vincennes. G. C. A'oah Aable, of Biookville,G M. David Kmr, of Madison G S. & T. The G C. then proceeded to form a constitution, and make other necessaryarrangements, and adjourned to meet at Madison again on the second Monday in May next. Madison, Ind. Rep.
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BERMARDO O'HIGGINS.
Mariano Egana " This decree was immediately read to the people, and the same B O'Higgins proclaimed the new Government elected He untied the ribband which is the badge of supreme command in Chili, put it into the hands of the voters, and then gave them possession of the elevated charge, to which they were nominated after their having taken the usual oath. The session was concluded with the oath of fidelity w hich the chiefs of the garrison took to the new Government. Santiago, 29th Jan. 1823. His Excellency the Supreme Director having laid down the command, and the offices being vacant by the resignation of those who held them, the most excellent Junta, at present in authority, kas appointed, and does appoint, as Minister of State in the Department of the Government and Marine, Dr. D Mariano Egana, and as that of Finance and War, Dr. D Augustin Vial, with all the attributes and powers which the former Ministers possessed. Let it be attended to, and circulated and printed. ET.AGUIRRE INFANTE. Errasukis. Electricity of a Cat. -The electricity excited uuoa rubbing the back of a cat is
Candidates Department. For August Election, iS23. For the legislature GENL. W. JOHNSTON, BENJAMIN V. BECKES, JAMES B. Mc.CALL, JOHN LAW, FOR CLERK, ROBERT BUNT IN, HOMER JOHNSON, JOHN D. EARLY, FOR RECORDER. ELIIIU STOUT, WILLIAM R. Mc.CALL, HIRAM DECKER, ALEXIS LEROY, S MUEL DILLWORTH,
Qpations, Lectures, tc.
IMJJL PBMBBRTON'S
SECOND Sc LAST COURSE OF O&ATIOXS, LECTURESy & RECI- ' TAT IONS, (In which moral instruction, Sc the beauties of Public sfieaking, will be blended with Satirical, Humt rous, and Pathetic variety,) will take place this evening, at Mr. Lasselle's, at half past 7 o'clock. It was not iU. PEMIiERTON's intention to devote more than one evening to this species of enlertainmtnt. But the very great pleasure elicited by the in
telligent few who did Iun Cu: honor of
attending and the earnest c: u:.oimous wish from them, that he v.ouh! ptcscnt a second induces him to offer tins course. Tickets may be obtained at the different Hotels and Inns. p3For particulars see handbills Vincennes June 21, 1823. MEDICIXES. r yH E subscriber informs hereby the if physicians in the Western country, and ttie public at large, tht ti c HA R MO XI E SOCIETY have just received a very good and general assort mem of Drugs and Medicines, and offer to sell them at reasonable prices for cash, at their druggist shop in if&rmonie, Indiana. FREDERICK RAPP June 14, 1823. 2l-6t ,
2-3t Mir.e R, '23
Ainni'il August Eletti u.
' j -HEUE wi!i e an E.rc i r. h Id in. v the severa; Township, ?,t . rulMty of Knox, on nie fir.f Voc ay m August next, to elect the foHowit g officers, to w it : Tvjq Representatives to the State Legislature, Tiuo Associate Judges, One Clerks of the Circuit court, One Recorder, Two Cuun'y Commissioners, and One Director of ;he Poors House for the said county of Knox t which time and places the .several inspectors will please be punctual in tht ir atter d mce JOHN DECKER. ShJT k c. June 19, 1823 2-7 One Cent Reward. " a ANA WAY from the subscriber about the first of May last, an indentured apprentice by the name of JO SEPH Mc.ELROYzboul 20eais of age he above reward will be given for his delivery to me in Vincennes but no charges paid. Hi D WHEELER. June 5 KS23 21-3-MASONIC No Tit; K The members of the fiitcenivs R. A. Chapter So 2, and of lriace tines Lodge 1S0. I, ILL publicly celebrate the anniV V versary of St John the Baptist, on Tuesday, the 24th inst. at this place. Other Lodges, and all transient woithy Brothers are invited to attend.
A Masoniv- discourse will be delivere
at the court house, at 1 o'clock, P. M. by Rei. Dr. Shaw The two Lodges will meet in 'he Lodge Room of Vincennes Lodge, No I, at the Seminary, a the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M from which
place the procession will start. ROBt. BUN TIN, JrI n tv t t At?f a fi J t omnut
ELIHU STOUT, JOs ROSEMAN,
Vincennes, June 14 A
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NO TICK. TWILL give meuchandizf for a few hundred bushel of good H'HEAT9 delivered a the Ox Mili, within a fewweeks Also for one or two hnndred SAIV LOGS. A PATTERSON. February L 1823 I -if Watches Sf Clocks.
57"iLL be repaired in the best man V V ner, and on the best terms, jr wf.lry, silver work and engraving, wih be made and done on the shortest notice, and almost any kind of country produce taket in payment on water street bv, Wm. BADGER. Vincennes, March 7, 1823. 7,-tf