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- - :t* o> t e Volunteer C.jipp. during >Le p riotl of about three years cru! a half Amounting to Three fthluoi m F ;tr Hun dred Thouftnd Pounds, of v hkh the sum ci twenty jin Thcufaod Pounds has been paid to uifpedting officers. New branches of the Imperial Fami ly of Fiance ate continually fprimriug up. It is said, that a paternal Uncic of the Emperor is living in Corfiea, and that he lias a family of fix children, vith whom he intend# soon to repair to Paris, The principal part of the garrison of the Gape of Good Hope, cor.fttlrd cf Andrian ptiforters taken at the battle of Marengo, and fold by Bonaparte to the Dutch. These troops, and others at that settlement, have volunteered for Briiilh service ; and accordingly three skeleton battalions of the 6oth regiment ate embarking at Pcrtfrrouth for the Cape, with intent to complete their quo tas with the Dutch and Austrian vol unteers. They carry out (lores, cloth dec, for the full conip ! imtnt. The Right Hon. Richard Ha!y, T-arl of Donougbmcre, was fvvorn one of his Majesty’s molt Hon. Pi ivy Council, on the 7ch May, and took his place at the boatd accordingly. EMBARKATION or TRQOFS. 11 Postsmouth, May 4. — All is bus tle here—this town and all the neigh borhood, is crowded with troi pi. tin - barking for the Cape, India, or fut the Dxprdttion. The 30111 and 47th Regi ments are now nearly allot, oou.d, part of tile 59’ h is next to be embarked for the (Jape. Very large bodies of recru-ts for the company’s European regiments and for ad the Kings regiments at the Cape and in India, have been tti.ba'ked viz, the 53J, 56th, 66 h, 751(1, 76.11, 77th, 78 it, both, 83d, 84th, 86m, Sfth, aria the Swiss Regiment De M.u ron. Several Staff Officers arc expedi t'd, and is said, one Admiral and fsvcral Generais, betides anew Governor Gen et ah Vishna, April 17, The French, iniicad of evacuating B.annau on the fit'll o April according to the llipulations of tlie treaty of Frei burg, continue to make it a piece of arms; 300 Bavarian peasants are con tinually at work on the entrenchments, and 60 pieces of cannon, o; a large call bre, are already mounted on tue batteries. The holttls deinouliration, to which tite occupation of Cattavo by toe Ruffians, has given occaiion was expected. In the mean time the Freneh getttials have again declared, that they will leave Brart rau as loon as the Ruffian troops (hall have evacuated Dalmatia. The court cl Vienna, itt conKcuer.ee, ydlerday tlifpatched the courter, Maforet to St. ikterfburgh ; hut it is believed that it tvill lino it difficult to extricate it fell from the embarralfirtent hi which it is placed by the iate events. A courier from Palti'mo lately arrived here. We are not without inquietude on account of the dctnonllration of Buna parte to seize the ifhud of Stciily ; but all proper niealurea have been taken then to oppofs a defc.-nt. The {trait is coveted with Ruffian, Engliffi, and Neapolitan Hups, and the utmoih tfforta will be made to prevent the i(lurid from falling into the power of the French. It is at this time, efpeciafiy that the Eng hih feel all importance of their poffefiion of Malta, We are affined that the French have Jikevvife demanded of the court of Vien na a passage through Croatia, M. De Mayor, Quarter-mader gene ral, set out lately to mfpedl the lituations of Wells, Whlacii, and Budweis, which are believed to be very capable of de fence, (hould it be necessary again to have recourse to arms. At war between Russia and Prussia ap pears to be conlidertd here as inevitable. Augsbuahh, April 15. Ydlerday early, the nephew or the French mtniller for foreign affairs. M. JYtleyrand, arrived here, and after a Ir.ort Itay proceeded to Mernmingen- Lie brings orders to Marshal Nye to break up with his corps, tor the Rnmc. Fiarihal Souk and his eorp3 will do the lame. ‘I he Ruffians have evacuated Catata and Ragu.’a, and the differences between France and Austria are accom. roods led. ( i’he report of the evacuatioti of Ca taia, according to other accounts is doubted.) — noli of Hamburgh Editor. tubiKuaLtmwit.tMiWExnnKtn'i.Ktat Ft a m the Boflon Chronicle. i he following is the letter o*’ acceptance which the honorabb Lincoln, tig. lent to the Senate and house of Reprefenta t;ves on being informed of his election as counfrlicr. Such sentiments, coming from fuck a lource, mull have great weight with the public. To t<? honor al.e the Senate ar.c. the honorable the house of Re jre/eniattiei of the Comn.on wcaltb of Mafacbujeiis . Gentle mn&n, I ytftercLy received notice that L had been cho:e . by the joint ballot of both ht. •>> a couafeilor of this Date for the tiiiumg tear. I fhojid iiive >ecn (tetter plealed had the pub ic attention been dir. died t< OiTie tremlcran more disposed o public bufmefs, and rr.ore ca pable o! tramaeting it t am aow in a fiiu von for which I ave been fig ding m?.nv years t refluent at my o-vn home, enga ged in agricultural purftftrs, im proving the fruits of thirty years hb*uraod fatigue j prosperous in the prosperity of our common country, happy in its unrivalled iiapp:r,fis, my ambition is, as it always has been, not offices, not their emolument's, but the hum ble honor of doing my duty, and iervingmv friends and the pub lie in a private fl-ition. This, with the moderate means of ru ral enjoyments, accomplishes ail my w.thes 111 relpect to mylelf. bor the a tamment of tins 1 have submitted to t reparation from my family and near connexions for rm re than nail my life. But lirong as are my motives and al lurenient3 to retirement,strength ened as they have he; by ob Lrvauens and eflections which my own xe tv.cnee has furnfthed fixed ant* devoted as have been my determinations to this line of conduct, they again yield yield to the nj crior gratification pro fit if ?d from adfing in concert with the public will), in my na tive Rate, ihe barmonizing with her fitter hates in a dignified confidence ur-d attachment to our national government under the adminiflratjon or men, whole integrity ability, moderation, and cea/elefs arJ felicitous exertions for the general welfare % elpecially ol us if.uhrious head, I have indi vitlu illy witnefled. My grateful acknowledge mens, to both houfesof the legis lature for a very diltingidfhed telfimony of dieir ci-ee-n ad corn Irnce, w;i] be be ft rxpirff and regarditfs O’ perlonal confide ra tions, by my acceptance of the office to which they have elected me, and my grcatcii tntiea u'rs in the difeharge of its conihtu tiona! dudes, to prefetve anc advance what tny confciencc fh.tfi tell me will be the best in cereft of (,ur happy country In two or three days, Jo loon as lome private concerns can be dtfpofcd of, rendered indifpenfi ble bv fume previous arrange ments, t will atccrid to t.he cal! of the public at the feat of govern ment. I have the honor to be, gen tletncn, your uiolt obedient and very hu.table le t van , LEVI LINCOLN, IVorceJler jur.e $, 1806. From the (omePlica*. G >zctte COMM U NIC A HUN. The blind zeal for r> 0 not inga p> cmilc no us inoculation of the KINE P kCK, win.. 1 lome peop.e pofllTs, will be attended with very unhappy conieqjtn ces, and bring this in pot mi difeovery in o diireuute. Dr. Je finer, rhejuftly celt bra ted cl is coverer of the Knie Rock, v/as 22 years in making inveltigating, and maturing his knowledge, before he ve,.tim'd to publish any thin 4on ti e ! ub j -ct. I'he tv.oft eminenc Phyfi .tans, in almost every country where the K ne-Pock lias be a introduced, have rnec with m -ny difficulties upon c eir firft trials ■v.ti; it- But in this country we .nave many wife-acres, who, up on the firft fight of a Kine-Pock pufti.le, conceit that they have a complete knowledge of the whole bufmefs, and proceed to inoculate. It is a sass that there are two kinds cf K nr-Poe it, the true and the [furious :he former is a ftcuricy against the Small-Pox, the Liter is noc ; and the symptoms of the spurious kind resemble those of the tru ~ only are often more severe. It 1 a fact that a person may have the true kind, yet the puituL will not, at any time, afforo matter chat will give the genu:n disease to others. Jc is a fact that matter, for the purpose of inoculation, fnould be ca ! c?n Iron. apuiluL yf a particular as ichi, arm .at a certain iiage o he difeaiV, which takes piac ft onsto >6 days. 1c is alk an inconteftible fc6l, that two perfors may be inoculated at rhe fame time, with matter ta ken from a proper pustule at thr riitht stage, and one will have r he true kind and the other the spurious. 1 hei’e make it necelTaiy for Kine-Pock inoculators c c arrend to three ve>y t nportam obiedls. First- To know what kind of pullule,among the true kind, they ought to take their •natter from tor the purpose ol inoculation. Second. The prccile liage of the disease when to take the matter; and Third, dtter the disease is induced, to know with certainty whether ii is the true or ipurious kind. As it is impossible for any person to form a cciredt judgement on ciicfe points, without futficienr reading, obl’ervation and t xpe lienee, it is the highelt degree of abludity in any one to con rend that the inoculation for the K:ne Pock can be carried on to the advantage of mankind, un iTs it be under the immediate itilpedlion of those who are ca pable of managing the bufmefs with'certainty. RHAZIS. “to” be soliST ( on a credit of six months J A ROT in Oglethorpe ward, rear the river and adjoining Mr. Pool er’s wharf lot, with a ftnall improvement thereon. It is a corner lot fronting 100 feet on a street, & 8o on a lane. The owner would he willing to barter it for New Net roes Enquire at this office. July ii, 1806. FINE FLAVORED Mcchoa COFFEE, Superior to any other kind, at \J\j per lb. ALSO THE Stock in Tra'le, OF the iubf’cribers, at the rnolt reduced prices, whoieiale and retail. Private faini ites will und their (titered m applying for Groceries,Wines ‘i\ Liquors. IUYL Y & -vN, No. 6, Exchange. July x; cyi i VND! ~ From the fchuoner Columbia, jufl arrived jiom St. Psrua. s, 20 pun- he -nf 36 pi. u ; RI.IM 26 ditto prime rcuuin Mol ifTcs A itnali quantity us Colfee & b u far, FUR SALE BY TAYLOR & SCAPBROGGH. Said SCHOONER, a ‘r'T'A A s |->(launch v, |. ianing vcffel, ft fu'viavWld uk- i • tght foi N:W- Yuik, ii apphcauoii made in the courf. of to cay or to-n now. July 11 4 91 IT” M< V AL. Do'Tor SiH.F I'ALF-<, nA . reri wed in „ St Jatret’s Sijtiare, near the ‘efid- nee of the lute General W*l ‘oh and betvv n I Wood, K leu ire’s larg-ebr ndi .fr and the corner house of the t and a,- 1” J til us H iu')> r, at prelent occu pi..d l<j ver Stin ,es, El'q. J u . “ Jj_ 9] _ • t> KENTFD, ’ ff ‘HE ?a!n-t e WHARF LOT, and K improv mtnts, belonging to the eftau orjoh iorel ; polbllion will be give, ou theliiltday of Auguff next. Propof .’s w’d be received by either ol the tuulcriot.s till the fecotid week in junc. J .hii G. Wilbamfon, v/. b. Bulloch, Executors. Sav. May 20 y 6 Own hi) r GUiVilVilbOj ON ER of PILOTAGE. Savannah , June 4, 1801. I ; C- nfequei.ee cf lcvcral periona aft ng illegal’ 1 as Prints, Otdtnd, That the Secretary do pub!ill muni It'/ die names of such Pilots, a, pufleit Lrancnes cr Cei idicates Iran this board. Es.trutt Jiom the Minu’.ts. THOMAS PITT, Secretary Agreeably to the order of the Board. Ido l e.eb> give notice, that the foliowinj perfo„s only, are duly authorized to aa a: Pitots, Thomas Nottage, 6 Illiam Clay, > J rmes .ocranton, ) „ , \ . loan. Ko.'fton, . Branch Pilot., Elijah fJrougutou, C Tn-mas Alworthy, j Richard Wall, Branch Pilot. William Wall, acting *<ider Ilian. John Major, \ Peter Carlar, f Reuben AnderfonT John fjransby, J John Dennis, n - cr t‘*.cate filoti, John Dixrm, C Thomas Osborne, y THOMAS PITT, Sary. May f VIAS r h.D, A Negro Girl to attend a fmali cliil a', tb-s oX.c. May so RE PUBLIC A A SAVANNAH, JJulv ii, i.06 nuniKin- MiaauiKU - - 1 1 —ri 1 IV COMM UR! CAT ION. ON the / !th ir.fVimt, the second company of the Clwiliam Regiment of militia, dined at Fair Lawn, in honor of that glorious day... when the following TOAST were given .. 1. The day which gave Independence to and preceded the liberties oi a 1 * *v world. 2. The niemin y o! Jehu Ha. .cock, Pi t fid,-ut cf that Cong re is that iigned our Declarai ion n! Independence. S. The committee which : amed ai.J drew up our declav.itinn of irdepci’.Jencc. 4. The memory of General George aflr ingion, and tholt* revolotiouaiy heroes and Ilatefmen who have p - ’] .mated a day in the page of ltiflory, that will gladden the hearts of the friends of fret dom to tin. eud'of time. * 5. The cause 1/ Riq uh!ica;\ifm...cci.fufion to its enemies. O'. The memory of those Georgians who fell in defence of the liberty of their country. 7. The Judiclr.i t of Get’ gin...may it never be governed by pull,on or fajticni. 8. The militia of Geo , ia...may it ever adl upon the lain. jrii.ci|!e that governed the militia of ’To. 9. The memory o f Generals M'lntofh, El bert, Clark and J..ekiou.,.Georgia's faithful citizens and patriots. 10. The memoay of our faithful citizens and fellow loldiers, who preferred death or board of Britiih l’rifon lhips cud Eribilh jaiis, before they would abandon their country’s cause. 11. The survivors of the revolutionary war, who never abandoned thtir country in the iioui of its deeped dill refs. 12. May Americans never forget those wid ows and orphans of those lait.hlul citizens, lol diers and statesmen, who fought, hied and died in their caule. 13. The President of the United States... consolation to tin- patriot, and confufion to the venal and dcftgning enemies of our country. 14. The Vice Prelident of the U. States... may the evening of his dips he as glciious ac his meidiiu. 15. Peace on earth, and good will to ail mankind. 10. Tire memory of the great and gallant General Greene...who, under the anlpices of heaven, reftcr and liberty to the fouthem dates. 17. The virtuous Fair of America...whole fathers, hulbai.,! ~ lon ~ Ii others and male rela tives, never 1 :i tk tiudr country in the day of tribulation. VOI.UTEERS. The memory of General Wayne...who on the 12th day of July, 1732, rcltored to tit.- faithful inhabitants of Savunnuh, thtir habita tions, and the alters of their Creator. The memory of Benjamin Franklin...the pride and ornament of his country. That country which gave birth to Wafliing ton and Jefterfoil ..the commonwealth of Vir ginia. The army and navy of the United States. Agriculture and Coinmcrcc...may they dill continue to increase. May our countrymen continue an asylum to the opprelfcd of all nations. It is feared ere this a battle has been fought between the Americans and Spaniards at N-- chitoches. What will be the result we know not...hut have understood, great preparations are making by the citizens to aid and luccour the efforts of their countrymen agaiud the Spaniards. Ohiu Herald. Extradof. letter from a ftpaniih Officer, to tiiu brother in Baltitnore, dated Ckrrona, March 12, 1806. At the concltifion cf this letter, the poll came in and brought us nev/3 that the conq'-icil of Portugal is determined on. Marshal Berthicr has arrived in Madrid.— 5,000 French troojis are on the march from that frontier, attd two divifior.s of Bpar.ilh Hihcriiiatis among them. A veffu laden v/ith the ladin and women belonging to the Spanith troops that pafled to Ktturia, was unfor tunately taken hy an Algerine lover; the luilots fl.d in a h.iat, ahandotitiig 1 them to their fate. The sailors, have arrived, hut in accounts with regard to he pafTerigcru can he had. A Brigadier ■ eiierai with has wife and a yiui i'j gir! 1 of fifteen, wag among the number. *• By Captain Turner, arrived at Phi ladelphia, from Kttjgflcm, (jam.) v;c learn, that a number of inapteffed /Ame rican Seamen have been di fin died from British mm of war, by application of Mr. 1.-r.ox, the American ugcti , to the Ad miral of Fort-Koyai ” Nafroville, (_Lt:n.) May r 7. On 6’unday l<tft, a detachment of fme looking recru • {'. n) otr ‘X.* j !fd at this j-l-G.v, uodt-T the com mand of iieur, licney, to jon. -he army.” As it i;, uodcnftoj.: • iie recrt/iLno service is to irofecute.l with vigor in this axi. he adjoi'iirg dniiift, v/e huv> 10 doubt bat a number of ou latriouc ar.d nardy citizens svifi jc fiiuiul to join the fl>.nd.ini ui • icir country, and be ready a: a omr.a.L warning to l o: ivenge tti wrongs. Age itieman who arrived it nis pi t c on VVe-dn. lday lall rom N wOrleans, v/lfich piac. le left the 2 j .ii of rLffil, 1 .if onus hat s’ the tiirte h> is t u r pi;;„e a report was m circulation, that a veil'd laden with provisions for our tioops up the Mobile, haa been capture Spaniards, and ‘plundered of the whole of its foa ling, run on the Bviifte, and tiure left; lie alio informs rhat t!u* poll-rider which had been flopped by the Spaniards, >ad been ordeed governor C.Libortie, to cue his way, on risk of burg taken prifotier. Port cf iuivannah. ARRIVJ’D, Brig Two Frit*nJs, Crowell, Bolton; Schooner Columbia, Hum, St Tho mas’s. CI.IAHF.D, fcr.jr Who Mon, PLUa dt*ijOia ; Schooner .A;n iio. i;i, 1* Balti more ; liuidah iJr Anna, D-u, h;ui vy, Ncu- Tirfk; Columbia, K v.cs, liolton ; Sloop ba vtA'itte, Sliced, N.w-Yoik. ‘.vn u ..x . ■ . i “i he Proprietors of the PHANTASMAGORIA, VVifliing to Exhibit but n few days in this r ity, and williiijv to i-(ibid everv t! :is * j • die ine.it):; to vie.v this fiit - ! prilinjT pet toi nunce, have ! the honor to inform tiie j public, that in hi .tire the adi.iiit tiiee will be \ educ ed to HALF A IP IL.LAK, & children iialf price. People of color will be admitted in rhe back part of the upper boxes. The performance will be gin this evening prcciicly ir 7 o'clock. my I J \0 11 V . TT. j)fri als having tlcirffimis a;.j4inr /"jL i no. luoii ribtii s, iMibn us ( ]>;irin , >r muicHluaia, will plhb: preita’*- them io i’ at their toimt without delay. Me in, VJifckay iU Cos. Sav. March 28 60 WAN l r. i), A N OVF.ltS.il'.U, a lii ■-c man \vc|i c i3. quamted wi Ii Kiuc j ‘..vniins^, “>)h ...1 living .jo*l r.-i'iinmcudatioiiK Itsln u. ty ml biliti'-s. A;n iy • j the luaicrtber at Cutti 11 llatn, Bry an C uv.ty. j01!N H. MOREL. March 5 s 1 lA\P WU ‘ JC!:., ‘T'H AT in nine months from tiie date hereof, apjdic atton will Le made to the lion, thejullices of tie Inferior Court, for the county of Bulloch, tor , leave to nll nil that tr.iH of- land, con- I turning 477 acres more or h fit, ly m,:. in j the counties of Bryan and Bulloch, .he fame being part of the cllate of Wm. Slater dec’d. Wm Slater, adtn’i% May C>. 9m* 72 ~w a\fF7 AN Apprentice t > the Piintirur Bn. finds, will he taken at tins r.lli c ; a lad of about 16, that can briuo pomi recoaimendation, note other need ap. p*y* Ju [ y 8 fii ohi 1 1 k MU'r; H A.S removed to tln* VVIkuF ami Stores b-*l to Mrs. II iMti, iorrwdy ccujjiccl by jVJriirs. U, Vln.ib, where iu. coin mue b io r,inla- r s ilr FACTO RACE and COMMISSION BUSINESS. Joseph Haberoha n. March IS 60 N 1 I ICL A 1.1. p-rlLns any demands ag-itnft the efta’e of alrn Margaret .Vloil, 1 1 1 - eealbil, arc requdtcd to t V• 1■ < 1 tFcni in . ro periy atrelled, ana Unde who are 11.1ltbu.1i to make payment to I {etry Bourquin, Bcacdidt liu‘. rquin, Exec ul or 1. 1 J'tne tto HO-.sAVtinuTK! THIS elegant retrea*, about four miles from .Savannah, on VV alLw river, is offered on a lease for fix or seven years, for the benefit of the heir, a rni tiot, on terms that will suit those incli ned to pofi tfs so vnhuLl a piece of ground, aa well (-.ilculated forhcahli a* for pleasure and profit. Apply to Wen. STEPHENS, I .. A. TIJRNUUU., i Luarutan*. ‘/ h 1a:ul 1 . WTCCia 00, H \S rcnu.vtd to the (lore lately oe cnpiosl hy MtfiVa. H. Knecland 6 c Cos. “.nd iormcriy by himlclf, ou Morel'* wharf, where he will couiinue the GROCERY BU INI LS. April iy Ctj A. tier timer , ff Cos, RESPECTFULLY inform their fricads and the public in genu al, that they have rt-tived by the latcit aruvait from New-Vt rk, A Complete c fortment of 800 I o AN.) BHOLY, Os the firft •uality. With a variety of oit.er articled, which they offer low for caffi, at thc.r Itoie on -he Bay, oppofit- tfi- Exc ange, and next door to Dr. ojcuttie ot. (_a-ay 30. 97