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Bcfote 1 conclude 1 outfit to racnti n to you a new’ case which has occumi ! u<i which I heard of fi icc wri.ing ih. loregoing. le (hews to what length this government means to carry is re liridiotis upon our commerce, whillt i: eq ial ! y p lints out the necessity for fieri hve mealores from our government ihe case u> wl.icli I aliude refers to an American veff.l bound from China to whi.h was condemned a few days hnct by Sir Wm. Soott, bill r. limed to the owner a day or nvo after wards by the agent of the privateer, at the inttance of fir John Nichols, the ad vocate general, who, it is said, oblervcd totue agent that it was an unfavorable time to tuforce the principle. From the Richmond Enquirer, Jan. 20. Ia the night of the 2d inst, I was railed to a child not quite nine months old, whic , although in good health, cued Lot wo dajs more than ulual. On examination, the mother and fcovered n hard, liiliauicd tumor, halt an inch from the utnbiiiac on the left tide, over pr .ieh a poultice had been applied. On removing tiie poultice just before 1 v.filed the child, a itnall aperture had taken place in the middle of the tumor, and the point of a hard fublltmce was vilible. 1 1 u.il only at hi if feel, fiout the h/.e ad roughnef , tliat it was not a needle j a, had been luj pol.d, but on the child’s ! l‘°ing to sleep, it projedltd fulii.icut y 1 io ii.ew a part of a n-il, which I held, I ;ru by enlarging the opening, and fitrec j iiiig down andaiound the head, extrac t’d. It i- a cut 4 i. nail, of a large lize, *-moft ore sue! a naif inch long, a little bent. The child is large for its ape, and j lus enjoyed good health, nor has it luffe- j re : any oth-r injury from the collide of j tins nr.il, than a load fore, which is! now nearly healed. Tin- nail mull have j bee/ tJ.keu by tlie mouth, and ltvaliow i t beadloi’emoil, prubabiy at the time of cutting ns teeth, of v.h.ch it has tour ; at v. r.cii period children are known to i;c lona of carrying hard Jubilances u their mouth—aiiu us dilchargc seems lortnualely to have been dircfml to a J all i.f the body lead liable to be irju led by it. l have been informed by a Jd.y iiciaii, wrote veracity cannot be douoled, tliat he extracted u i.eidie from • ly’samn, which the recollected to v o 1 wallowed many months betole ; Out I ttavc never heard of arv tti’ng to .riiTr as tins i ail travedu.u a tin.liar o ecui le in the human bo y. C. •Io PLANTERS; THE Subfcviber finds it nectffary to call, thus publitkiy, upon all thole, who tre in arrears to him, to come forward, as ipitdily as pollible, and pay up their ref pedtive balances—as he is anxious to dis charge those claims, againll himfelf, which has originated, principally,through the wants of those, his debtors. He! certainly lias a right to calculate upon liberal payments ihis year, as Providence, hae, in general, been very bountiful, to ti e cultivators of the foil. All defal lers on the full day of March next, may expect to lind their Bonds, Notes and dccounts in the hands of attorney’s at Law. The Subfcribrr. -rdfo thinks 1 toper to give tins public notice, that, being fully sensible of t!ie numerous dil adviiiitagts rcfulting from the practice oi making advances directly, or becoming indirectly refponlible for and on accout of persons who have not,at the time invetted hun witli funds, or any property that will speedily raise funds fufficient to i cumpenfate him for the amount he ad vances or becomes responsible for ; lie declines, for the future, (except in r. few calcs of etlates and individuals, who has in ail tranfadtions with him observed the ItnCtelt pundtualityj the observance c. this practice. The Sublrriber will, howrv*-, in all cases, when product is put in his ] u.ffion, make, if required, liberal ad vances, and wil 1 be grateful to the plan ters in genera), and to his friends in par ticular, tor any favors confered in his line of tuiJiueis—he efforts them, that no exertions (hull be spared to conduit ail butißel6, they may confide to his care, fully to tfitir fatisfadiion. He ft ill conducts the 1 actor age & Commission business, on MOREL’S, wharf, atten ded by every advantage which the fame 1 pofTefs’ L when carried on under the firm t WILLIAMSON Sc MOREL. J no. E. Williamson. Dec. 3 titlm. 27. GEORG /A, 1)E I facie Crews l. f. > clet k of the Court of Isaac C-r ws, j Ordinary,forJbe Coun ty oj C imdrn, nuil Sta c ajorcjuij. \V tit tLCrth Jof.ii ivols applie lor letters ct rtdiniiiiftt afu;n on /ne ett e and alfjct* of Ec er Knight, iaie of rftefowl t f fit. Mary’s, mari* ! n<r deceMed, a-’ principal creditor.— Thete arc therefo-e to cue ar.d ad.non i- iad uid ti'iguiar t r >e kit tired ario t.rduorr- of tre deceased to file r-rjettiorr. (and any trey hi v-) in my cf ci*, on or hefo’e /he third iVLx.tiav ir Ma'-th_rexf, o‘herwi:c L'creis c: Adrr.uJlfrar on wn! t>c granted. U iver ft.-cr my fta.id and lea! /hi’ sq-h c-y o. ; jjruary, 18 6, ana r ; ..h. osth. \cur of Amc.ican in t pet dcr.ce. Jan, 31. 44 IE PUB LIC A N. S.xVANnAhT” Ffbsuarv 14, • Benjamin Wall, tfq. is reappoint ed, by tne PrCtident of the IJaited Siates, Marshal for the D.ilridl of Geor gia for the term of lour years. Cowles Mead, efq. is appointed Secretary of the Miflitippi Terrirjry. The Governor of tiie Bahama J (lands has ilDed a proclamation, bearing date the 16. h Dec. by which he permits the free importation into the ports of Nassau Exuma, l' ks iflaud, St. George and Crooked ifhr.d, of ail kinds of lumber and provision?, in neutial bottoms for the tpice of three month*, to be computed front the math ult. On Monday, January 27, the House of Reprclentatives were principally en gaged with the bill author jing ad lack mint of one hundred thoufmd mi ilia, and the bill repealing the exiting provifun, admitting evidences of the pubiic debt to be received in payment for the public lands. The forn er oill, without any i lubllantial variation front the original jdratt, was paired by a * J1 'gc’ m. joiiiy ; | and the latter ordered o a third j leading. Nat, 1,.t. The following resolution was read in the houf ot r prelentativi sos tae Uni- I I 1 ■ ted S.vucs, on the h nil. and coin- j mitted to a con.m Lice of the v-Itole iiouie { { oil the Hate oi the union : j “ Whereas G'vai liutuin imprtfLs I j citizens of tr.c L’nued States, and com- j pels them to ierve on board her ihips < f , war; and alto Lizes and cundenns v< If a : belonging 10 Ihe cttixens 1’ the United , Scales, a’:d their cargoes, being the l'o \ naf ih property or . ineiicaii citizens, lot 1 ccmtrabano of vi ar, and not proceeding to p.uces hetiegx ii, nr blockaded, under ebc pretext >.t 1 fierir being engaged in time of wn., in a trade witti her en. lilies, | which was not uwowtd in time of p a. e : Ind whereas ilie government of the U .lied Sites • as repeatcu.y 1 cmoii tlrateti to tlu British government againfl tlieic 0 ju. in,, ~nd di inaiidcd fal.sLcLon tbercfo , tMt without i-fteC.l : “ ‘lher jure ue.'veJ, That until <q ■ able one; l.itisiacioiy anungenienis •. thile pom s !n.:ii be made betw 11. two goveruuieuti., it is expedient, trom and after ti.e i :y of next, no goods, wares or ruc.i har. a ‘ -he growth, product, or m.mui i Great-Britan,, or any of the cote, 1 dependencies thereof, ought to be 1, r ted into the United S.ates: Provided, however, that whenever arrangements, deemed neecflary by the prelideut of 11. united States, limit take place, it llivu he lawful for him, by proclamation, to tix a Hay on which the prohibition afore laid (hall ctale.” The author of the tV 1 lowing c-mmunica tion, l aving fetn it printed incorrectly in an other paper, is desirous to have it intend with accuracy in the Georgia Republican : THE ARCH-LUKE CHARLES, Di other to the Emperor oj Germany. This prince wliofe amiable and ge nerous ddpofition endears him to the Auflrian troops, is ambitious of military fame ; in which h:s court has fh.wn a delire to indulge f1 is wdheb, by more than once puting him at the head of a great army. i’hc cabinet of Vienna, aware of the corsfuinmatc abilities of MaiTLna, bis j piefent antagomtf in Italy, and that no error can he committed with impunity under iiis vigilant ey ?, has furnifhed the arch-di.ke not only with a valt force, but like wife with generals of tried skill & j val: 1 r. i’unce Charles, ahho* poff.fling ma ’ny great qualities, is ful j occaiionally ito mental ctbility, from fits of epilt pfy. He commanded a formidable army of Germans and Ruffians ajaii (l Madina, neat Zurch in Switzerland iail war. at a time when the combined powers contem plated the Leble riliflance to be encoun tered there as the principal impediment I of the final subjugation of France. Altho’ the corps under Mi.ffi.na was weak in comparison w ith the great pow er of his adversary, yet, from the Itrong poli.ic-n which he ocnipied in their front, it wat judged bed to defer the at tack upon him u 1 .til the ariival ot gener al Saarrow, then on his march from Laly with a Rullian army. The jiaients of M .iT.-na, however, en abled fi.-in (!.y availing fiirnletf of a cir eumllancc ot feemingty little moment, but winch drtw his anlagonitl into a fuaii ) to difeoncert the vatt plan form cd by the enemies of his country The prince, impatient at a party of French l (which had been detached from Men z) foraging in his rear, puTued them dow.. the couutry with thirty tl.oufand chosen troops, and did not perceive his error until it was irremediable. MafTena, wh was noc judged fufheiently ltioug for ai.j great military tnttrpn/.-, rufiied fndden ly down upon, and routed, tile remain mg army, in the absence of the arch duk taki"g prisoners an incredible number of ftu'.utens, arid nearly all the Ruffians, with avast rr.ii.tary apparatus. buarrow, wtio had just arrived at Al to, f, co;.li_,cr.t that a few davs woult. 1 put iutc his p* (fvffi'jn the ■ chant corp of French, with their commander became frantic 011 learning this umxptdled ca taflrophc ; and, in cor.jur.dlion with prince Cliarlcs, was glad to take refuge in Germany from Muff'll*, wliofe wife inealures, snd vigorous purluit, both im peded their flight, and thined their num berr.. The prir.ee was soon after, removed from his military Ilatton, but let down ioftly, by being appointed to the dig nified other of governor of Bohemia ; Suarrow in the mean time venting upon him a torrent of mde animadveriion, which could come only from filch a barbarian. Prince Charles wasprefent at the bat tle of Hohenlinden, in which the Aus trians received their final overthrow. The victorious French having, in the purfmt of their broken etumy, puffed a ttiong corps of Antlrian artillery which remained near the feene of the morn ing’;, conflidl, furnifhed the prince with an opportunity of visiting the field ot battle ; —moved with the diftrtfLs ot the wounded, and feting no other means of conveying them to the hospital, he or dered the great guns to be thrown off, and tl.eir carriages and l.orfes to be made ulc of for that purpose. The can non in coni quince le.l into the hands of the French s—.but Moreau, their uininiaiiilir, not to be outdone io gene rofity, sent them to the Austrians, decla ring, with a magnanimity glorious to liiiniclt and his coun ry, that he could not think of retaining a capture obtained in conf.quence of lucti humane cotnludd. The people of France having, after a long a nil fangu i a y cor.teft for Freedom, (tn which innumerable trait* worthy of C-Ro, Brutus, the Fabd and Dccii were dai’y exhibit, and ) childifhiy thrown a way tins iuellimable jewel, for want of know ing how to life it, so afteited the gene ; rous, patriotic and noble mind of Mll - reau, that he has quitted the difgulhng I Icene, and so far lubflantially compliuieii- ! trd America, as to make choice of the] j United States for his residence 5 where : ! he will have the gratification of feeing ; both the theory arid pratftice of genuine civil liberty. The w..ys of Divine Providence are j always good and wife, tho’ often intxpli-, ! cable to man : may not the happy day I tor France and tiie world ariive when; I tier gt’M I . ’ loreau may return to the j itofum ■ t • ve r< uutry, llored with] ]n f -■ ; k her free and happy ? ■’ ■ -at :a life the extorted rn-rr n • B. J Pugv t\, February S. ; ; • J.'y 1114 ti it-It. Mr. Mae \ ■ ore'!, es VY aym fburough, while | ■ atlt of difeharging tiie duty of j puiy She lr, w.;i diot in a tnoll cruel I I. aiiu wo: ton manner, by Mr. J Randolph j ..nd ‘xpt:c i :u about fix hours. Air. APN.rcil, was a young man of 1 I Se h ft rcfpeftabih’.y, elteemed by sill c who knvtv him, and as an officer, one among tiie firii to difeharge Irs du ty —1 c w';,„ the only fun of an aged and r. fpeftable father, who is left to de plore fits unmet ite<i loss—Randolph, was on YVtdi.cidty last, lodged in the j j *il in this city, where he will remain j until ihe fitting of the Superior C. urt of Burke county, at which place he will receive his tual. Po: t ol Savannah. A RRIV LD, Sb p U ’ ion, Grou.d, Bit indues ; Selr. l. annah & Polly, Hu try Huvomt’ h. Ci. L/i R c.l), Ship Huron, Cldtlte, l Nani*,; P.’g.iu, IVhit-tig t, Liverpool ; ) Sear, tlarmory, (jUtler, ill..r Unique ; Ait net vi, Pi entice, Stw.Totk; Lydia, Ci owed, A. 701 It ; i\tplane, /Irnold, Grenada ; S,oop Aancy, Gorham, Lharle \JlOn. I ‘ _ ! ■>ai' , aMCTP SJIw3EJL7J2aaC ~ II WilMl ■MMIIIBII—II iAif Several Gentlemen tan he very genteelv accommodated as boarders, 1 and have ieparatc rooms, if required, by ap-! plying at Mr. FELL’', white buiiduig, oppo iite the Bap.itt ctiurtlk Feb 11. 6r. 47 t\ U FILL. r T ‘’ HE Subscriber (mending to be ald'ent so X )'<>. ,0 months has appointed the Hon. Edward “ii.lfi-.ir, Charles Oddmgiclls am John l.av.'l .n, Esq’rs bis attorneys, who will iransa.-t any bulinet'shis, during lii*abfence. Matthew MGillifter. if TO RENT. -r-’HE HOUSE fit LOT near IJr.ughtTr A Srn-e-, formerly ceeupicd by Edinoni! Llaeoii E: <i r. apply to Eoe&c Davies. ts 95 St SIMONS, iff jan. ibo6. fubferioers havt agreccl to dill ('ve ihe copar/nc.lli p cf H .MILT ON ‘J COUPER ffotr his (Jute. The books and papers arc sliced v/:;h James Ham Icon for tin i ju f p fir oi c iledltng the debts, and juliing the claims aga riff the ton tin. J * MRS HAMILTON. jOilN LuUPER. NO HUT.. ALL p-rfons indebted to the e he <f HENRY CARS AN, da. re r'quelfed to make pay men wi f:- ut detsy, and thole hsvt ig demands t r c (JefireiJ to render them properly at t Red to Lydia Ann Carsnn, A Inir’x. U.'C. 31 law, t n. J a ;xi k s ->ijb* C pttin MAs.tr, YY iil fail tor NEW-YORK, about Sun day inxt. For freight of 50 bales Cot ton under deck, or as much on deck, apply on board, or to fay lor G? Scarbrough. February 14. 48 UNITED STATES, ) DistriSl of Georgia, j IN the Diftridt Court sos Georgia, hiving and holding admiiahy jurifuic lien. The President es the United State r, to the Marshal of sail District, GREETING : (L.S.J STITLS, Chrk. WHERE Ah a libel hat!, this clay been tiled in the laid court by William B. Bui loch, Esq. Attorney in and for the Ditbift of Georgia, in be half of the Un.ted States, agamil one Bale of Cotton of luieign growth or the ( rodud of foru n gidwth, and one Anchor, bro’t j ironi a foreign g of c or j lace in to the DiftriCt of St. Mary’s, in the United Stares, in certain vcllels or boa;s, which laid vef lelx or boats arrived in St. Ma ry’s on the 24th Augult and 14 h November, one muufanJ eight hundred and live or there abouts, Hating that the laid art:- cies, iu! jcut to duty by the Uni ted Sia.es, were on the days and runts afo:e!a:d, landed from the laid veffeisor boats, in thediliric: atorelaid, wi hour any report or entry bung made thercoi to the collector 01 me port of St. Ma ry’s, in the diErict aforclaid, and I without any permit, or authority ilium the proper officer t,f Uie| cuiloms to land the lane, or tiie j dimes on the laid articles-, being : paid, or fecuted to be paid, u, , direr c violation of an actoi Con-! ‘greis, entitled “ An acc .0 re- ! igulute il.c collection of duties on impcits and tonnage” pal led, the lecoijti day of March, one thouiand levin hundred and j ninety nine ; whereby the /' a ,d ! bale of cotton of foreign growth, | or the product of so cign gtowifi I and the laid anchor become ‘forfeited to the United Sia tcs; ] Now therefore you the laid niar- I Hal, are hereby commanded, to cite, and admoniih all and every perlon, or persons j retending to us ve any 1 ight, ti ie, intend 01 claim whatleevcr, into or out pi the said a, licit .s, that is to fay, efie laid ba t of Cotton and the U:d An- l.ot, to be & appear ac a Ipecial coUit,*to be lioldcn at] the Loiirt-hoale tn - the City of Si vinnah, on the ninet-enth da. ol Febru iry indent, at V: n oElock in the f nenoon, to anlvvef the premifTcs, atui to shew c.tu:c, u any they liave, why the pray .r o: the said libel fhouitl not be grant ed, and that what (ball apper tain to righc aodjufticc be done j in the prtmiftes. Witness, the honorable Wil. ha n Stephens, Esq. Judge of 1 tiie laid Courr, at Savannah, this 4 th day ol Jhcbruary, in the veat 1 of our Lord, IHOO, and the 3 t(I | year ot American Independence.] W. B. bULLOCH, Ddbiiff Attorney. I R CTMT 30 puncheons liipli 4 tli proof BUM, landing irom brig jamer, L. Malf'cy,! from Jamaica, and forlale by ANDREW KNOX. Jj. GiLbnns’ tuharj. February m ! „ 47 1 O i 11, THE WHARF AM) STORES IfORMhiU.Y !. Mvfrv. WHOrn ‘ A h. Kuo , :<{ ut |>rt- lent b / Mr. A nitre v. ) J'kuox, ‘l lii i uukiivi. a>n! convtuietit It | tu-i-tion I l‘> Wl'i! kiiCWli, kH tO rCOUII'r iv turtiscr ixplui.u-tton. for tc*■;*% ti <mre ot K. Vv;i\ne. No vernier i \y MJ i ILL', AM. Persons any tie rr anils again'., the Ht/te of join* Ha c j 1 1 . Mt luccate I, Are rcjut H* and ro lend tin.tr, in uttev <"irtnd tiiolt who a/e nuicbted to mur.c jji) • mem to J o it*j >h Habersham. /; rim in ijlrator January 10 // 30 NOTICE, A j<.rfons havi.ijj any derjai ;t again i: i. -A. til*’ / ilk of JO aI A H ’l AT'i 1.1. j Jirnr. cf'juirf ri/ju.-lUM to *r [ jiiof/trl) at’.elU and ami to*t. inovhrt'd ar ur. * .rtJ to ftAj r r-nt to l /er S'.; • Moore's W: A rl ( ■ GEORGE jOHES,? L. ; J - A .r S, *£ SUPERIOR COURT, Clolhim ( ottn ’y, 1 In 1 QUI IY. 5 ON the petition o f John Mead Dating that being pt.lUffcd of several notes ofhand and ev den c, sos debt, belonging !o the late Ambrose Gordon decrafed, as Ipecified in the S', h-du’r hereto annexed, and that ihe lame h-tv; lolt ; a..d tl.ac copies of the fime ts near as tiie p 11 rio..Cr can re* collect cue row lodged in the >1 1 !\’s office, together with an affidavit that the fa ne have been beer, loit I y acculent ; be j nyi g t- c benefit inten cd by tbe (u It ieAi .m of the judicial aft ( .f 179?, and ocher circumftautial proot being'allb laid before the court, ft rs or dated, that the said no'es and evidences of debr* bedhbliflied as directed by the said bath leclio iof tiie judicial a.t,on the find J dm Mea.,l pub liidling a notice for the (pace cf lix months .111 one of the public gazettes of this cite, uni. Is caufrt liiall be llvewn to the court with** in the laid fix months, or other matter Iliad appear to the coutt a gain ft the fame. SCHEDULE. ONE drawn by /ilexunder johnfion, dated ‘jtb May ibaq, payable at June 1804, for 44,] do lars an J 47 ecu's. One drawn by Green ti. Duke dated 1 jth June, 18:2, fay Ude - 0 days af ter date, for UU dotia>s 1-4 cents. One dr own by Lemuel Kol j luck, dated btb uf, i,>o o.pay | ab.e 1 o days after date, for 187 dollars 50 cents. (Jne drawn by Hugh Magee, dated 3d May, 1 1 '°4> pitiable 60 days after date, for u dollars 97 c ms. One iditiwu by Charles Lindergrettt, \ dated 3d Mas, 1805, payable ;o \days aj.er date, Jor too d.liars. i One drawn by Nathan Heat jor 1 1 cio dollars, hut to zv'eom pay able ] /do not reullcel , left by Lb n leS 1 (joodwin, esq jor eduction. /[ \ receipt signed by sir T. v>n s linn * \sat: of ft!f,m l jar io.j pounds sterling, to Miss /Inn I) ,vtes, with several teceipls on the buck for ten tea est, fdue extract from die records. J BULLOCH, Clk. J ‘ft. 3'• LtW 6 M 43. CjEoßgia, Liberty, Superior Court , March Term, *3 o . On the petition of John Bol ton, executor of Robert /Joltonj praying the fcrreclofure of the e '.juity of redemption of all that lot of land ficuece in the town of Stinbury, containing fevtnry feet front, and one hundred and thir ty feet deep, known in the ori jgmal plan by the number feven ity-eight (78) which ft; lot of and, wall the irnpro cement, chereon, was mortgaged on the twentieth day of June, one tho'if- I and seven hundred and ninrty -1 five, by William 1 ioncer Tor- I rans to the f.tid Robert B dto.n, (for lecuring the payment of the I!uni of foriy-two pounds flerlirng equal in value to one hooded and eighty dollars; with interelt thereon, due upon a certain bond I or obligation from the f<*id Wil -1 !ia;ri to the laid Robert bearing j even date with the ‘aid mote- gage, It is ordered, That the princi pal, irstcreft and rod due cn die ; (aid bond be paid inro court with in twelve mouths from this tune ‘and unlefsth- principa', inter ft and colt be so paid ti e (quay of redemption of rite said mortga ged prettifies fhatl from tlv-nee li rth l>e forecltded, and fueh other proce- im.on tabt place a r, liie law direfts. /!nd it is furiker ordered, That a copy of this rule be pubbfhed in one of the Public Gazettes of r his ft rite at least once in every month until the time appointed [for payment* or ferred on (he Hurt :., cc, ic least l)x months prevent to fetch time of pay hr.ent. 1 xtr&il from the Minutes, Tiers i6:i M.ncb 1805. j forest elk. c. s. c. l. p, March 23 lam lat bi