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1% SB! . t-Iyery true £aglhh»U» VM&rti» IWexeSoA . of itar tainlstefs, and deplores the aoaaeqneacei. The cor* lift, thtprop*tty tax, the public eon- timpt of national opinion, have carried dlscoa- %tiil through ell classes of society ; whet will it be if they most add to all oar internal evil*, the ' Tuiti of oar national army sarrsunded by pro- fie attached to Napoleon, and menaced, while expecting disaster* of war, by the diseases which Ore about t* carry into the midst «f it the insa lubrity of the climate of. Belgium, augmented , by the inundations of Nieaj.Mt and Ortend. Give us back Our brave men ; tarnished not the r of our heroes, nor- stain that of England *" ‘ r conspire against the liberty of the Id, the Pol**, the Saxon*, the Ilai- the rallying cry of Join Bull. szi • making I french peo lent t this! Gf eight thousand Jews in Alsace fit to bear arms, 1500 bars already joined their stan dards. ifioWntosty-AreeaadhaplynmyMnmpiitgajB * b4A-nt'-he>e ttsi^er-uj^r'co tf. ia 1325. It was not her weakness that suffered United Stales. Aod we cannot but hopa tbai SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. Thursday Evening, July 27, 1815. Paris to be takes—disgust, occasioned by in fractions which her chieftian bad made upon her rights, alienated him from her affection— he fell; and she received her old dynasty.— Unfit to rale, given to falsehood, add slaves of superstition, they began to subvert the few li berties her ferraer master had left—they, too, have been rejected, and their predecessor re called. He heads her armies, prepared to en counter the impending tempest. It is dark, in deed—the cloud* arc many, the wind violent, but who will assert that the nnweildy northern nations will face it with more safety than Prance. Poland, Saxony, the Netherlands, Italy and Ve nice remember with rapture their days of liber ty—they fondly retrac^their acts of valor until they see them amidst the clouds of antiquity, like flashes of lightning in n stormy night.— Comparing those days with the present, it will not be wonderful, if they make efforts for their liberty ; and who can stop the progress of valor and resolution led on by the dictates of genius t Neither the principles that we profess nor our own inclination induce us to advocate tli« j aggressions that Napoleon Bonaparte commit- I The following is an extract of a letter from ♦ed. previous to the cenvenUon ef Fontainblcan- I *»*>" Hinton, of Petersburg 1 !, to his friend Partiality or reverence for any being who ap- j ,n a e, « » ‘ tc „ A Jui , 7 pears la the habiliments of royalty we solemn- [ <• Dba* Fnir.jfD~Al leas* two-thirds of this ly disavow. But so much has been said of the . place, was consumed last right by tire, and a cruelties and usurpations of this extraordinary greatjnumber of the inhabitants literally _ rum our government will prosecute the Indian wai with a vigor, promptness, and perseverance, h it shall mske >t;c = irntges.' beglor pekoe.— This moment irfxvftrcble to nur views—Eng I«nd having so much hiiitoets u; band in Ku rope, caunot dp more than give orders to her •• trusty sml Wtlwbeloved” Norton* in Ameri ca.—Columbian. from the Orcadian Jltcordcr (Hal.) of June . 27 ‘ It appears, that sir George Prevost has net Only been ordered home, to answer the charges brought against him for his military conduct; but has been finally dismissed from his govern ment, a.-id his commission formally revoked, with every tlaufce, article, or thibg therein con tained. Cu*XAcoa, Jure 16. We have seen Caracas Gazettes to the er.d of May, which contain little that is new ; how ever, we extract from them the proclamation addressed by general Morillo to tbo inhabitants of the province, on his assuming the reins of government, which may furnish matter for re flection' to the emigrants from the Maine who may wish to return thither. The editors of the Caracaspap.er stiles it a “ Chef d’euvre of fine To-Morrow, the 28t!i fnd? fflLL be toid before my auction start Groceries and Dry Goods* ALSO, 10 hhds Gin 3 do 4tb proof Jamaica Sadi 10 c:ses II Band Gid SO b:e Mackerel SO tis Bretd to do Flour 10 boxes Soap . & di.zcn Chain 10 pieces Elemiah Line* 60 d'jun Handkerchief* SO pieces Calico SO <io Bumbazetts Sale to commence at I I o'clock D. Williford, auisrtr; j ily 27-84 Auction. On Saturday; 29th instanT^ I Pill beeoid before my store, ed. The. fire commenced odsut half after 8 ' 1 man, and praisealavi,bed on his imperial foea, ,. , ne “J* c , ... f. , - ... , * , • clock, and its ravages were not arrested until by e description of mon with whom our seaports - .*.... ° abound, that a short dissertation on the con decl of the nations constituting the “ high al lied powers” may not altogether be nnnecessa- ty. What can be expected (say the federalists) from that “ man of bloed,” the murderer of D’Enghien, the betrayer ef the Spanish prinoes, the lacker of Moscow, the oppressor of Germa ny and of Prnssia, the perjured wretch who broke the sompast of Fontainbleau? Only so much, wo answer, e* fear extorts from other ambitious crowned heads, who turn deaf ears to justice, nnless hacked by resolution and strength. This is eur opinion of Bonaparte.— And what, we ask, is to be looked, for from the jartilioners of Poland and Saxony, and the sub- verters of the Venetian republic, and the robbers of Danmark, and the despoilers of Ireland?—Are they not equally as culpable of subverting the independence of their neighbors, us the empe ror of France ? And have they not rendered the subjects of their rapine equally as miserable. lay _ John Walker, and destroyed the whale of tSol- lingbrook to Barrester’s, where Tucker kept bis factory and the whole of the north side of Back street, Maxell's Vendue Office, the Mar ket House, and Old street, as far as Read’s new house on the south side, and Simpson’s on the north ; the whole of Sycamore street, from Old to Clark’s corner, and extending to the house occupied by Love &. Traylor. You nev er beheld such a spectacle as this place pre sents. The heaps of rubbish, and once in a while a small remnant of a human carcase, al most consumed by fire make it truly melancho ly to behold. Poor Lrrrcri—I do not suppose his loss was less than from 50,000 to 60,000 dollars—Brag & Jones about 20,000 dollars— and a number of others in proportion. I am so completely bewildered, J don’t know what I have said.” The late dreadful calamity, notwithstanding its extent, has not broken or even diminished the spirits of our people. Already preparations are making to rebuild to a considerable extent — and we shall be disappointed and snrpriscd, if, in a few years, Petersburg should not only ro-appear upon the map of cities, but be great- Equally as miserable ! this falls short of! jy improved and extended. A little home liber- the truth. When and where has his “ mad am 7) it ion” and “ sanguinary temper” parallelled the iniquity of Russia. Read what the Edin burgh Reviewer* hold up as the picture of her dividend of Poland. • Ti e operation of banishment is intimately ality is only necessary to insure the rapid re vival of our late flourishing town.—Petersburg Republican, 21 si inst. Oar rerrespondent at Boston, under date of July id-, noon, slates, that " The valuable Naral Stare Home in the Na. connected with that of confiscation ; ar.d is the j vy Yard at Charlestown, svas totally destreyed constant work of the police and of individuals i by fire- about 8 o’clock that morning, with its sri authority during times of change. It af- | contents. It was a three story wooden boild- .. a* , - .v tj ■ _ri r.i> ..1 ,„siv .-.--I— _n,_r 1 feels all ranks,—from the Prince bishop of f ing, filled with Cordage and all kinds of naval Cracow, who was carried away to Siberia, end j stores Tl ree men, we learn, were badly died deranged in consequence after his re- , woundsd by the explosion of some rockets. It turn,—down to the peasantry, who are carried off bv thousands to. serve in the army, or to be sold 'in Russia, or people some district in Asia. Pallas, the celebrated traveller, found in that remote wilderness, a tribe, the r« mains of a vast siumber carried thither on a scheme of this de scription. They were living in wretchedness ; and, no longer hoping to see their country, had only one request to make, tjiat their land wight not, as heretofore, be seized by the gov- -eriimcnt, as soon as they had brought it into iCultivation. In Warsaw, above a hundred per- Tjons of eminent wealth or rank have been car ried off in a season. The sex exempts not from this comtnon lot of Poles. Matrons of the highest dig'Ry, and most fascinating ac- eomplishmcnts, are exposed to the same risks with their husbands and sons. Persons in au thority have been known to carry off some hun dreds of peasants at a sweep, under pretence of Verruitins. and then sell them in thh Russian recruiting, and then provinces.” finch arc the evils which the brave, though un fortunate, Poles have to bear; and a similar fate awaits the inhabitants of France, should they suffer the boors of Muscovy again to enter their capitol. An imperial proclamation, dated if I Jgt. Pctcrsburgh, April 23, 1813, says, “ 1 will 1 1 new enter yocr territories once more, to con quer peace ; and wherever 1 meet with rcsis' tance, I will uttkkly dhstrov vou for tour prrtricv.” If the infringement of Bo naparte's late convention with the allies be per fidy, what was the violation of the peace ofTii- si!? Did Nap’olecn use it as a plea to slaughter •the prisoners he took on enleririg the Russian territories ? t>id he even dethrone the.sove. reigns of Austria and Prussia for their repeated breache*pf faith? “ No,’* it may be answer ed ; *‘ hut they were divested of a large portion of territory.” How came they by that territo ry ? •• By the Tight of conquest.” Then the claim of Napoleon was equally legitimate—and \jV-Ute ‘hry are justifiable in abrogating the dis graceful treaties which he compelled them to accept, it necessarily fo’lows that his right to caught fire, it is reported, through the care lessness of gome person in the building.”—Bal timore Patriot writing, and.of generous sentiments.” May we ! GPOCei*ieS Gild. DFY GOOllfc be allowed to wi»H the gallant soldier who mu~ j v • ed it may be induced to eier# tho power vested i ' <; .*• - f , A j °* . 7* • , in him ; and by recalling to their native homes ! P B,r *** ««•: many families who were and are anxiously awaiting a general act of pardon and oblivion of political offences, aid thus prove Unequivo cally the beneficirnt and liberal system of poli cy the proclamation gves to understand the Spanish cabinet had aUtoled, and which, as far ns we know, had been atted upon in Margarita. Indeed we are informcl several families have already arrived at Puerto Cirello and La G 0 ayra from the island in which they had taken refuge; and had suffered uo molestation either on tbs part of the government oi of the individuals.— Many of the unfortunate fugitives who accom panied the retreating arm' of Bolivar to Cn- raana, have also ventured to their homes—vie speak of women ar.d chileren only. The Re counts they give of their sufferings on this dee per a'l march are truly distressing • hundreds perish through absolute falifue, hunger and ex posure to the inclemency ol the weather, and such as have escaped these are so wasted by disease, and so changed'as tearcely to be re cognized by their own family! Early in the month general Morillo set off by land for Puerto Cabello, accompanied by tho regiment of Victoria, and a great part of that of Fernando 7th. Before he left Caracas, how ever, he was obliged to have recourse to a forc ed loun. to provide for tie immediate exigen cies of the army. The sequestered estates too, it is said, are to be sold for that purpose. The loss of the treasury in the ship of war at Cocile will be total; experienced divers were procured but’t appears they were not able to get any thing of the least conrequence. A part of the wreck of this vessel was discovered a short time ago drifting on the northern coast of this island. General Morillo*i army preceded the march of the other troops. General Cavallos remain ed at Teniente Rey »» deputy captain general, whilst Cagigal goes home, carrying the regrets of the community with him. Provisions, owing to the increased consEmp- tion, Lad become very scarce and dear. Tie Fisheries.—It is probable that ths right of the U. States to fish on the banks of New foundland, will soon tiecoma a subject of dis cussion betweon our government and that of Great Britain. We learn that some of our fish ing vessels have been ordered off the banks by British government ships, that they have en forced tlieir orders and the vessels have return ed to our ports.—Demo. Press. The navy Board.—W'e have reason to believe that CupL Cuarlss Stbwaut is appointed by the President of the United Slates one of the board of Navy Commissioners, in tha room cf Capl.Zrcac liitll, who has resigned.—il. commercial. Wc have seen a letter from Havana, receiv ed by the schooner Atfy arrived this day, men tioning that market to be glutted with every article of American produce, on which great losses would follow, excepting in rains rice which would probably tnve. The Havana was crowded with American vessels, which could not procure freight. Molasses, none to be hitd. 5 ugar «nd Coffee very scarce, and un usually high.— Southern Patriot, 24rA instant. A letter from North Santee, dated on Thurs day last, says—“ W« had a very severy Hail Storm, about 2 o'clock to-day ; the hail stones were full as large as pigeon’s eggs ; it lusted about 15 minutes, an 1 was followed by a heavy full of rain.”—Charleston Courier, 2ith inst. Drowned, on Friday evening last, at South- bay, where he had gone for the purpose of bath ing, Air. Joux Morrison, formerly of the house of Miller, Morrison & Co. of this city.—id. THE NORTH WESTERN INDIANS G ;adei. by the British chieftains,- D cksan, Narior, ar.d o hers. 'h.es'eo to disturb ou* fren- tier. They have not buried the hatcher, not* will they, u-til Miller and Brown drub them inio c vi.i’v. From the Oa'srio to Like 8o- ese this privilege is the sain,©; and that the peo-j pe'er the sieges »e hostile. Tiooos ’he same right the i ,:,,vr E ,J jlacf Fiance have natural ly l i-$ assisted those of Sp£n in obtaining— of j i: >o«ing tlu' : r own government. Mill, because she will persist in this in-.ac’s Vie I r,rognlih r c hildren are to lie wsiier- ' to to iht \vinu..ol heaven—tbs bloa t of h- r de fenders to gush on the altar of revenge—thi-ir bodies to glut the iclturc end -.volf— her cities, Jicr towns, her 'vallics, <1 omeii to the power of 't-lte fiery element, 'exhibiting scenes of biood a ' Jsalf censamed eaveasqs. fsiw-i, »mok« and ashes. AU that fri:, *U which Ismsel suffered, are iut tii^.is cc mpart d to this : they hid a remnant lef<^-Kt*nca is 1.* have nonfr— li0 utter dcstiuction-a'ivdits- her ; *p.l freedom 5 ‘ h again to aiuiek ut^Ulo fail of Napoleon. Lu- Jj; il e 'daujth.;. thrbatcnrrscrsK. toasting uoU- tawi'd. the pnints threatened ^ and seme ciiniee officers arc just ordered from At- lae'ic posts to he inenoi. \v‘e cannot but •■g c, unde r tl ese e’rrums'ancef, that our rr- fic cjr/.s, so well rdap’td *o warfare in the woods, vii utd have bi~u reduced m one regi ment. P otec-ioo to the inh;-bi-3 ts is the first dj‘y of govarr.trcnt ; in-i cer xn we are that •bepeop’e htd rathe ke.*p r rvfiole army in p»t'baoiiesr cf r re n.sssice. The chiefs a'jcve named r.rc o'- Sc-, rivh binh, who nnire o minds opeu'-r' by eduction, a strange affi SCRAPS RELATING TO FRANCS. The French general Clause!, commanding the corps of observation of the Pyrenees, has been extremely active in suppressing malcontents in 'he south. liis head quarters were at Bour- daonx, wliere he was busy Rt the latest ac- c.rmr.ts in organizing volunteer corps of Hour deaur.mnrice corps for land se-vice, &c< - 1 he count Boitsy d’Angas, Dcmolard, and many other persons mo3t active in the revo lution, are (from Carnet down) among the mist z alos-riand confidential officers, (rivii and military) in the French service. The <-mployment of these men so long unfriendly to Bonaparte, proves the rscighi of the old rcfiubli cen party iit Prance, to concilate which more liberal constitution has been presented for uat-onal acceptance. Th* present goverment i3 a compromise hevwoen the aristocracy and the democracy «f France. The prefect of the northern departmet has made known to the snb prefects »nd mayors of this jurivdiction, that the resources of the government being beyond its wants, it was the emperor’s intention tn provide far a!l services without imporing any charges on his sukjepts. In the ftr greeter portion of departments in France, the patriotic paroxysm h-s prevented the wants of goverment, &c. The emperor by a decree of the 3d of May, hid reduced by more than one-third the quanti ties of supplies previously demanded. Ilis excellency the ministerol war had jo-.!placed at the disposal of the prefect, a sum of 2,000,000 francs, to, defray certain expenses, then enu merated. An article from the frontier* of Switaerland says, that Alexander was averse from opening the raaiDaign until all the allied troops should be in line; that therefore hostilities woutd probably not commence before the 1st of July, unless the emperor Napoleon should be unwil- ling tn wait till thi allies wire thoroughly pre- pir»d to attack him. The Prussians were removing their maga- zhie* from the left bank to the right bank of the Rhine, which intimated, says a French piper, that they are not so sure of repassing it thsknsclver.— Columbian. ■awixc—i Port of Savannah, July 27. The schooner Columbia, Stillman, from this port, arrived at Boston on the 10th instant. ni:y ter savag.- I f - and manners. Dick-on Jed the band who c aptured Michillimactinac iirfore :* commander was apprized of the war. Nnr» ton is well Known m ’he Niagara frontier, a« a sp-.f of missionary avi murderer. He trsir.sla. teu> John’s R: s -el are. told, into one • f the In li»n dialect t«k-og op -h« tomahawk *n dvn-fitiv.i pr* ri-, tliat tS f; ; An. -n-u ! d wm The Wasliingfon of "4 guns, and frigate Java of 44, are expected round to this port in a few days; and will th-n sail to the Mediterranean, under th» command cf Commodore Chauneey. —Arc; York Gazette• Port of Hew York, July 17, The ship Live-Oak, Yarrell, of Scaruorough Liith far New York, laden with gin. powder, duck. fir. was blown np on Wednesday morn ing the 12th instant, t ft South-Haraptcu, (L.l.) Tnc crew rbanduned her the evening before, having discovered her to be tn fire- Th- w'.kJc reached the shore in safety. About SC2 pieces of duck, partly damaged, have be u saved from the wreck. When she sra. discov ered to Bs on fire, she was ten miles from thi -bore, tat reached the bar before she blew up •one of her enc.iwrt w»s thrown by the explosion on the shore, a distance r.f a quarter of a mil O.io do b-ead Basket, and candle Stands^ 8a,t to commence at : l o'clock, A. Hotve, auct’r. At private sale, A quantity ct sails and riggh.g One ship’s Bell, Fleur, &c* juiy 27-34 Auction. On Monday, 7th August next, IVilt be told on Howard’* wharf without city reserve, 100 puncheons West India Rum 700 bushels Salt 8 hhds prime Musiayada Sfgar IS tierces do do ?0 bsgs pritnc green Coffee 10 tierces aiaoned Glassware, containing Bt- centers, Tumblers; Caudle Shades* Wine Glaues, kc. Terms—Ail tutus under 309 dolbrs, cashj above, approved indorsed paper at 60 days* adding bank discount—purchasers (o pay lair Stamps. Sale to commence af II o’clock. M; Herbert, &. Co. r.uct’r*. july 27-84 (£3* AH demands against the Brfc.' lish brig AJAX, nwi-t be h ,n.t-d tn this day ty R. & J. Habersham. july 87 - — 84 Marshal’s sale. By virtue of a decree troca the honoraUfr William Stephens, will ba sold on Toesdajt next, i h‘i ls> inst. ct 12 o'clock A. M. bcfolfc G bbons’ buildings (Market equate.} 5 bis and 4 bags Coffac 3 bis Sugar 1 Boat, kc. Condemned as forfeited to the United Stars* fur a violation ef lbs revenue taws. ' Conditions, cash. John Eppirtger, july 27—84 martial A gentleman of approved abi- li'-ies, mid highly recommended, respectfully informs the inhabitants of Savannah, and its vicinity, that he contemplates to open, aa sooa. as an eligible situation can be precured, K CLASSICAL ACADEMY, where besides * grammatical knowledge of the Aomen end! Greek Language*, aud a familiar acquaint* ence wi:h the best authors therein, will be als* taught the elementary branches of an SngUthb education, consisting of reading, writing, aritfu metic, geography and the doctrine of th* globes. As the s’udents increase, and progress la' their studies, additional instructors, of contpe. tent acquirements shall be engaged, so as tai reader the scheme of educati on in this tentina ry as extensive and complete at that of any similar institution. P. S. Until further notice, reference nuy be had to the Rev. Dr. Koliock. the Mayor of this city. Thomas Young, esq. or to Major Burke. July 27- j. duil. -Fraaea roued hack tbe tide bfSa.1- chrisUM*r^» V* 45 nsWtest atd fwgmset* Oi the vssssl *• mile and an half; Final notice. That twenty days, after this date, ekecutloMK will be pitted in the haods of the city m* r,bat, ageinst all deliequents, who have not paid tfaeifii tax for the present year, E. Wambersie, c. t.* july 2f—«—84 Planters' Bank. An election lor e DIRECTOR, io the roonk of Hazeo Eimbali, esq, resigned, will bo heML on Wednesdsy next, J. Marshall, july 27-X-84 Cashier Notice. Persons Indebted to the estate of JohnJ." Evans, dec. and Frederick S. Fell, will calico the subscribers end mile 'heir secoants—this is the last eotire. Llord & Morrison, july 27— >—84 * ejfsrere# a* idea Assize of Bread. The price oi FLOUR being six dollars fifty cents per barrel, the weight ef bread for the present month,is as fellows v ;,*■ - lb, OS, 12) cents’ loaf must weigh 3 IS 6£ do do do 1 6$ Of wuich all Bakers ar.d Seller* of Bread are required to pay due etteiticn tbersunto. E. Wambersie, c. T. it July 27——S4 >VSLt' w ' i\A.. i