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I.AT.. :r TRQ ‘/ EUR ‘ PS. (.'.hahi-Vston', January 23. To the politeness of cupt. Haynes aid a gen tleman p..sr.er t;er in the ship Woodrop Sims, we are indebted for flics of London papers to the 2S h of November, and Portsmouth to the 30:li. Alexandria surrendered by capitulation to Ali Pacha, governor of Egypt, on the 22d of lieptetnber ; oh which day he entered the city,, the British troops having previously evacuated it. Thu Turks agreed to give up till the Eng lish. pri • nrs taken at-Rosetta ; and the Eng lish to restore the Turkish .shipping taken in the port. Ships and troops are assembling at Cork for an expedition—the naval force to be com manded by sir Samuel Hood, the military by gen. fieresford. It is supposed to be destined for Madeira. Another expedition, in which sir Home Pop ham is to have a command, is preparing at Portsmouth. The .British parliament meet for the dispatch of business on the 21st of January. An order to that effect has been signed by his majesty in council. It is stated in the Paris flfoniteur of the 1 till /November, that ‘.lie emperor of Austria lias joined the against England. A’onapa’ te has sent as ambassador to the em peror of Russia, gen. Caulincourt, the officer who conducted in person the seizure of the ■duke of linghein.— Timre. v From the London Gazette , fi’ov. 14. At the Court at.the Q..ecu’s Palace, the 11th of November, It 07 ; present, the King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas certain orders, establishing an tin ‘ prcceitcnted system of warfare against this kingdom, a.i 1 aimed especially at the destruc tion of it's cor.iineree and resources, were some t: lie since issue l by the government of Trance, •b ’ which “The British islands were declared, to-be in a state cf blockade,” thereby subject ing ti capture and condemnation nil vessels, vita.their, cargoes, which should continue to trade with his majesty's dominions. And whereas by the same order, “ all tra ding in Engbsh merchandise is prohibited, :u(l“ t- erv article of merchandize belonging to land, or coming from liter colonies, or of her iuu nufacturc, is declared lawful prize. . And whereas the nations in diliance wit’.: France, and under her control, were required t >give, and have given, and do give, effect to such orders : And whereas his majesty’s order of the 7t!i of January last has not answered the desired pur pose, cither of cnm’pclliag tiie enemy to recall those Orders, or of inducing neutral nations t interpose, with’ effect, to obtain their revocation : but, on tiie contrary, the same have been re cently on (breed with increased rigor : And whereas his majesty, under these cir cumstances, finds himself compelled to t ik far'..her measures for asserting and vindicating I.is just right.;, aud f r supporting that mari time'power which the exertion and valor of hi: people have, under the blessing of providence enabled him to establish and maintain ; and’ the maintenance of which is not more essentia to the safety and prosperity of his majesty's do- : I, unions, than it is to the protection of such Kates as still maintain its independence, and to 1 ic general intercourse and..happiness ox man kind : ilis majesty is therefore pleased, b” and wi th t'nc advice of his privy council, to order, and it i:- hereby ordered, that all the ports and places ot ••'ranc.e ana her allies, or of any other countrv n. war with h:s majesty, and all other ports or d.Ces in Europe, from which, although not at • with his majesty, the Br tish flag is exclu ded, and ail ports or places in the colonies l>e h ,g;ug to his majesty’s enemies, shall, from henceiorth, be subjeegto- the .same restriction*, in point i trade and navigation, with the ex ceptions herein after mentioned, as if the same v, ere actually olocicaded bv his majesty’s naval forces, ii the .most strict and rigorous manner: Aml it is hereby further ordef-ed and declared, th;u ail trade in articles which are of the pro dire or manufacture of the said countries oi c denies, shall he deemed and considered to he iiiifawiui; and that every vessel trading from or to the said countries or cTonies, together with a;i goods and merchandize .on board,, ant. al.Ti r titles of the produce or manufacture of tlu s.n . c.i mtr es orc Tomes, shall be captured and’ c . demand as prize to the daptors. . But although his majesty would be fully jus tined by the circumstances and considerations above recited, in establishing such systems of restrictions with respect to all the coun tries and colonies of ins enemies, withou: exception or qualification; yet his majest being nevertheless desirous not to subject neu trals to any greater inconvenience than is ab soluteiy inseparable from the carrying int effect his majesty’*; just determination to coun teract the designs of his enemies, and to retort hpon his enemies themselves the consequences of their own violence and injustice ; anti being vet willing to hope, that it may be possible (consistently with that object) still to allow to n : urals, the opportunity ot furnishing them s uves with colonial produce for their own con s option and supply ; and even to leave open, for the present, such trade with his majesty’s • enemies, as shall be carried on directly with the ports ot his majesty’s dominions, or of his allies in the manner hereinafter mentioued: Hi.-, ruaits'y is theref..ic pleased, further to order, and it is hereby ordered, that nothing herein contained shall extend to subject to cap ture or condemnation, any vessel, or the carg*’ ot any v qssi 1, belonging to any countrv, not-de clare! by this order, to be subjected to the re str.C'i'mns incident to a state of blockade, which shall have e i arid out with such cargo from •some port or place of the e-wintry to which she belongs, either in Europe or America, or from some tree port in his majesty’s colonics, under < Tcumstances in which such trade from such free port is permitted; direct to some port oi place in the colocies-of his majesty’s enemies, or from timae colonies direct to tiie country t* which such vessel belongs, or to some free port in bis ruaj-sty *s colonies, in such cases and with sue';; r.rtieles, as it may be lawful to import into **’ - a tree pt rt—nor to any vessel, or the carg oi any vessel, belonging to anv country not a - * r v ith bis majesty, which shall have cleared -'• under such regulations as his majesty may t'enic fit to prescribe, and shall be proceeding <erect from Si.me port or place in this kingdom.’ ix , Gibraltar or Mafia, or from any port heiongir v , to. F s majesty's.allies, U> the port, specified in her clearance ; nor to any vessel, or the cargo of nr.v vessel, belonging to anv c< r* try r.ot at w.r with his majesty, which shall be coming from any port or place, in Eu ropc, which is declared by this, order to he sub ject to the restrictions incident to a state of blockade, destined to some port or place in Eu rope belonging to his majesty, and which shall be on her voyage direct thereto; but these ex c.cptions are not to'be understood as exempting from capture cr confiscation, any vessel or goods which shall be liable thereto in respect f having entered or departed from any port or place actually blockaded by his- -majesty's •> pmdrons or ships of war, or tor being enemies’ property, or for other cause than the contra vention of this present order. And the commanders of his majesty Vs shins of war and privateers, and other vessels acting under his majesty’s coninliXsibn, shall by, and are heyebv. Instructed to warn eVety vessel which shall have commenced'hev vovUge prior to any notice ot this order, and shall be destined to any port of France, or of her allies, or of any other country at war with his majesty, or to any port or place from which the British flag as aforesaid is excluded, or to any colony belong ing to his majesty’s enemies, and which shall not have cleared out as is herein before allowed, to discontinue her voyage, and to proceed to some port or place in this kingdom, or to Gibral tar or Malta ; and any vessel which, after hav ing been so warned, or after a reasonable time shall have been a Abided, for the arrival of infor mation of this his majesty’s orders, at any port ■ Or place from which she sailed, or, which, after hm ing notice of th is, order, shall he found in the : prosecution of any voyage, contrary to the res trictions, contained ill this order, shall be cap tured, and, together with her cargo, be con demned as lawful prize to the captors : And whereas countries, not engaged in tin war, have acquiesced in these orders of France. , prohibiting all trade in any articles the product or manufacture of his majesty’s dominions ; and the merchants of those countries have gim. countenance and effect to those prohibitions, l> ’ .accepting from persons styling themselves coni mere al agents of the enemy, resident at nea trafports, certain documents, termed, “ Certi ficates ‘ t (/rig-in,” being certificates obtained at ” tiieporisof shipment, declaring that the arti cles of the cargo are not of the pri dm e or inci uufcictiirc oi h's majesty’s dominions, or to tliai ’ cfleet : And whereas this expedient has been direct ed by France, and submitted toby ;.:Kk mei - clients, as part, oij the pew. system of warfare kreyied against the tpyde of this k'ngifotn, aim’ as tile most effectual instrument of accompli-,lv •4g the s cue, and t is tnerefore ne cessary to resist it : 14is majesty is therefore pleased, b • and with the advice of his privy council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that if any vessel, after rea son v.ue tune s.i ill have been altl reed for re ceiving entice of tills his majesty s order, at the port or pmee Horn v,inclisurli vessel snail have clearedouc, shall be icuud carrying an-, sack certificate or document ms aforesaid, • r air, do cument referring to, orauthem c umg the same, such vessel -shall be adjudged la-.% fai prize to the captor, together with tnc jj.> >ds l.nVn tuere n, belonging to the ptev!> u r pgf.so sby whom. >r on whose behalf, any such document was put . m board. And the rt. hon. lords commm-ssioner: of the tccusur,, his majesty .s principal secretaries of. ,tate, the lords commissioners ot’tne aii.u r..,u, aid tiie judges of the high court of adhiiralti and courts ox vice-adniinuty, are to take tnc ne cessary measures herein, as to thi m shall re spectively appertain: \V. Fawkkxer. London, November 2R. Sir Robert Wilson, arrived at the f,.reign of fice this morning, with dispatches from lord Le vison Gower, at the court of bt Petersburg!). A Russian messenger also arrived, with dis patches ox the greatest importance. A strong conviction appears to prevail in the city, that a correspondc ,ce on t.ie subject of , eace is maintained between our government aid that of France. This opinion seems tode ive some probability from the gradual rise of me funds for some days. Consols this morn nig uivanced to 64 for money, and 64 3-4 for the upemng. iJispatches have been received from admire Purvis, of a very recent date. They state that die Cadiz fleet, consisting of eleven s„,f of th line, were equipped and ready for sea. Tnc were in the Outer harbor, with sprihgs on then cables. Admiral Purvis, with nine .sail of tnc one, was closely watching them, and suclr was As mdefatignnle ntteiidon, thn't he ohiy kliowed ■it rase ts two hours rest at a time. < , Sir John Warren took leave of tile admiralty ■. yesterday, previous to his departure fur Hali fax. Letters from Madrid of the sth instant, were’ received yesterday. They express the strong est apprehensions'of the approach of the most mport&nt events. Tulle, rand’ and Bcrthier were reported to have arrived there, and the execution of the perfidious designs of the Corsi can was looked forward to with the deepest sen nations of dread and horror. According to the new regulations, which were sent to ihe Custom-Hou ,e on Thursday, we understand that neutral vessels are to pay dutie-. both inwards and outwards in our ports, before they are licensed to pioceed to France under the late Orders of Council. The effect of the new dudes wall be to raise the price ol colonial produce to the continental consumers about fifteen per cent. From this a consider able accession of revenue is expected, while the subjects of Bonaparte must be compara -1 lively injured. The French troops, in great lorce, are in full march through Dalmatia Baltimore, January 9. Rumor, generally deserving but little atten tion, this morning circulated an ccount wnich we deemed worthy of further enquiry. We were favoured with a few minutes conversa tion with an intelligent gentleman from Wash ington. He concludes, from the opinion and speculations in the higheat circleh there, that if Mr. Rose is clothed with ample powers, and is so disposed, an amicable accommodation may he speedily expected with Britain. Norfolk, January 11. We have just perused a letter from a re spectable merchant in Baltimore, dated Friday last, to his correspondents in this place, “ In telligence has be n this moment received from II aslijngton stating that orders had been issued by tlii govermen; to arrest .the celebrated French general J/oreau, who lately went u the western country, on his way to New-Oi leans.” /Fe give this as report, St although the respectability of the source from whence vu. have received it, has great w eight with ns, we feel reluctant to believe that this great man. has engaged himself in any dishonorable plans against this government. The Alexandria Packet went down to Hamp ton Roads on Friday last, to take Mr. Rose from on board the frigate Statira : but from bail winds, she was detained until yesterday, when she Sailed for Washington with a fair wind, which continues. MAts'flrvuT'ov, J<m. 9. A/r. Rose has not arrived, but may he ‘hourly expected, ‘flic clufiiculties which he Supposed to exist to his landing have been removed by the goverment. SAVANNAH, Tuesday Evening, January 20, ISOS. Leonidas will excuse us for omitting his favor this afternoon. ‘I he late foreign intelli gence by the mail of last night, and the ad vanced state of our paper at the lime of its ic ccipt, rendered the omission indispensable. It shall, however, have a place on Thursday. We were not able to procure our papers by the Itoodrop Sims in time for this day’s ga zette. H e have conversed with a gentleman who was a passenger on board. He states that all intercourse is prohibited with ihe domini ons of France, and indeed with the whole conti ■ent ot Europe, in neutral vessels—that, being 1 native of America, he applied to our minister Ur. Pinckney, for his opinion, respecting his icmiening in England—that he strenuously ad vised !tim to return home immediately. From this anil liis general conversation, the gentle man concluded that il was his opinion hostili ties would take place shortly against this coun try. The people of England were much op posed to the idea, and the Ameiican merchants hud held u Ir.ee 1 ing to take into consideration the stiiro of affairs. The. present ministry of ; England, toe wavs, afe cOmsEercfl as being very hostile to the AinciiOrtns.-- .City Gazette. Since the embargo has been laid on, thr ci tizens ot Aal imore have held several meetings on the subject of taking into consideration the expediency of commencing lie manufacture of wool and cotton. It appears that the opinions 1 of hesc meetings have been favorable to the ; plan; lor, in the last p pels we find iuvitn'ions given to all persons skilled in those branches to make themselves known tothech lintnm of the nn:eU!)!f; and no doubt many persons w ill be found in the United States, as well qualified m conducts spinning machines as any in Great- Britain or Europe. Col. Henry 7?ucheck is to he president of the court of i?nnii*-v on gen. fFilkinson’s conduct ; | col. 1 homas * Cushing and lietit. col. John W illiams. as members ; and JI alter Jones, esq. district attorney, as judge advocate. Ihe court was to sit at Washington, on the 11th instant. PORT OF SAVANNAH. ARRIVED, Schooner Resolution, Allen, Bermuda Sloop Regulator, Hay, Charleston SAVANNAH Anacrconlic Sociely. A C'JNCERT will be given in the Long Room of the Exchange, on FRIDAY EVEN ING next. Tickets will be delivered ou appli cation to Alex. S Roe, Secretary and Trtaaurer. January 2C~, —11 Auction. OtvERIDAY non, 29!h January, ’ ’’ N ('CchlliiT peiTniitni;,) Will positive!y lie sold, w 1 t n 6ut It k s i.rv e, ’before tW Mtiiscrihtr's st'/re, :30 lihds. prime and inferior qualities Muscov a do Sugars 30 barrels do. do. 15 barrels Boston Reef 5 quarter casks Old Brandy 3 crates Crockery, assorted One trttrCordage, assorted. Conditions , cash. Sale to commence at 10 o’clock. Wm. Woodbridge, Auct'r. AT PRIVATE SALE, 30 puncheons OLJJ JAMAICA RUM. January 26—11 Jamaica Ram. 10 hhds. 4th proof JAMAICA HUM For salt: by S. St C. Howard. January 26—11 SAVANNAII THEATRE. T'ie public arc respectfully informed, that a grand display oe Various Performances WILL TAKE PLACE THIS EVENING, And, in addition to Messrs. Runnie, Victorian and Berry’s other performances, there will be acted a comic farce, called, MARK!AGK FOR MONKY. Between the acts, a variety of nieces of VO CAL MUSIC. Tlie whole to conclude with feats of activity in ’ dll ?ts vaiddus brunches, cal Ic'd GROIhVRf AND LOFTY TUMBLING, V\ itli lurtny other tunosities, which w ill be exjtressed in the bills of the day. Pet tormances to commence :.t candle light. 1 ickcts to lie had at the office of the Theatre January 20—11 Bills of Sttlc, Vox Sate at thisofltsfk. • Tax Retimis for I^o7, Will be received from the following defatil ers, mud the sth February next, when the Digest will be positively closed, and trunsmiiotl to the Cumptmller General’s Office. IJ th January, ISOB. JOB T. DOLLES, GVrU NAMES OF DEFAULTERS. Ajon Elic * | ,\iworthy Thomas tiger .1 ones Adams ,if!ltn Allen I liomas Abrahams Levy Armour James Ash George, estate Buckler John Beaty John, estate Barksdale, estate Brown Ruth llcckhum Young Bridget’’ Joseph L. Brown Thomas Brown Jno. St Francis Bourke Thomas Bouikc Jane Bell William, estate liiinsmade St Alley Box Philip Ball Frederick Beggs Sz Groves Bratlsford John N. Burnside William Brooks B. St C. Bailer Mathew Bailer John Bourke Eliza Birch O. estate Bermwiz, esta e Berniwiz Charles Bass Samuel Benzeins the revd. C.upenter St Hand Clark Stephen B. Coit James T. Cocke William Claik Mathccw,estate Cuthhert Lewis (>. Collii r John, estate Carruthcrs James Cohen Philip Clay Ralph Cruvcllier William Carmichael Eliza Gourvoisc Francis Canp William Cook Wiliiam Cummins Thomas ( uylcr Jeremiah Ckuiudon Mrs. C'jpe Lewis, csttito Cope George Lewis Cumming St Harman Cooper h.phKaim Duke Green R. Densier Michael Douglas St Shaw i Davies Sarah, estate Decluu.atix Thomas Dumoussay Francis JDensler l'i ederick Denslei Philip Deusler Henry Dawson Richard Desgault Deveaux Mary O. Davies Joseph, sen. Dctcgal Philip Davies Thomas Davies Mary Davis Peter Davies William! Elleby Mark F.llcby William Enoe George Ewell James Eppinger Mathew, J. and G. Eigie John, estate Elliott Bcnjainin Elliott Stephen h.ilis Thomas Elyming Mrs. St chil dren f'lyming F. T. Fox Maty Fox Benjamin, estate Fox William T ry John N. cstste Forme John l ot rest James Fell Isaac fairly John, estate Guenin Peter Grimes John Glass John, estato Grimes Sterling Great Evan Giidon Charles Gugel Jtihn C. Grihben John Grigory John Grihben Tfiorftas G'asset John M. (lilhert John Grant William A. Green Machael Gordon Catharine (iriggs Sally (/indrai John Gifidrat Henry, estate Goodwill John Gunn Christopher George Mark (iardiner John Holcomb Henry Harden Thomas H. ‘ Holcomb John Howard Samuel Hanson Samuel Howard S. & Charles’ Herb George ! Hills Ann Hemilton Ann Hamilton Mary Haosrshaia Alexander ! Haupt Jolvn, estate. I hu t William Houston Hannah Houston John, estate Harris Francis, cSt„l£ Howard and Latufop Harrison John 1 labersham Jno. estate Hhislcr John Harback John 1 laupt John Hall Mary,estate Habersham John Harrington W. estate 1 lendricson ('hnstian llarral George Heighna Hannah llaist George, estate Harden F.dvvaril,estate ! Harden l'.dvvnul * 1 Harden li. estate ! 1 hlv Philip > Jones Benjamin | Jourdon Robert ’ Johnston, jr.3i Howard J Jen!arson Ann ’ Jarvis Edmund , K ncelar.d Sc Story ’ Keller John Vilam I Knox Andrew i Knox & Pope ’ Kestcrson Thomas ■ Lvon Henry I Evon Grace K M. S. i Lcfits Ellka, estate | Lawrence 1 homas i Lewden Wiliiam ’ Leion David i Lavender William | Lewis Mary Ann, cst * Lewis S. C. | Lord Anilr. children of i Lord Si Hall ’ Lundy Daniel ; Low Andrew Sc Cos. ’ Lambert Jeremiah v 1 .mvery John, estate , Lambkin Griffin ’ M’Leod Wm. estate ) Malone John > Mars John B. | Meric Joseph ; Miilen J mil, estate ’ Milieu Mary A.LA.C. i Minis Isaac ! Met ■- John v M(-i;:;s Daniel Meigs Joseph M Leod F.liz.Jicth k, M Liod Norman Montmollen I S. D. S Miller Peter Mass John [> M’Kee John i) Mason Joseph D. Jj ‘.'off'etl Hem y i, Morgan Eleanor M’Kenzic Patrick i, Moss George. S M Cormick I)r. estate k, M-Lcan Andrew S Miilen George ’ Merauli Peter, estate ; Minis Abigail, estate ) Minis Philip, estate ’ U.M.cod Donald,estate J M'Lcod Elizabeth ’ M'Garvcy Daniel erf* J late. > Miller John ’ Mathis \\ illiam t M’Qucen John J Meservc Sophia ) M'Fadzen Sarah J Miller Susannah ’ Myers George, jntj [ \ioore William i M'Qucen Ann | Machin Chiu !es ’ M Lean Norman ’ Mingl* doi 1 John Aazaret Ni< hokEJ \ Noel Ji,l Hi V . ) Owens Owen J ()ats John P. v (Jemler August G, J () glen’s Sc Baker > Oliver Mi: s J < diver James ; Pooler Burk J Pemberton Sc Pope * Provost W illiam ’ Pelol James i Putnam Henry ] Penman,-Shaw & Cos i Prince Andrew 11. ; Porter W.G. > Quih Eduard ) Kenlz J iatinah i Roper W ilium Hitter f leorge Ucade Gasper Ring John, estate Riggon Lavcn Roberts Moses Royslon YVilliara Read mole John Ross Hugh Roberts Joseph, evtati* Ring Siisann; h Jficliardson William Rich a rd son Burrell, es tate Rogerson Richard U Smith Ji.siah Seo’t Joint .•'tebbU/S Edward