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vTr-or as a faithful criterion of the relative ength of parties.^ f Ihe following reprefentatlvcs in ccngreff are elected : Republicans.*— Jofeph Clay, Michael Leih, Jacob Richard, R. Brown, J. Van Horn, F. Conrad, Joseph Heider, J, Anderson, J W’hitehah, John Smilie, John Stewart, John A. Hanna, David Bard—l3. It is not afeertained, nor is there a profpefr fl at a finale federal:ft will be lent to conn rtf. It is afeertained that Mr. Sitgreaves has faileu jiotwithdanding the* republicans ran two can didates a gain ft him. Ivlr. Findley and Mr. Painter, both repub licans, 2rc candidates for the fame feat. The votes received render it doubtful which will be elected. From appearances, it is not probable that the house of representatives of Pennsyl vania ■will contain more than fix federalifts. How are the mighty fallen ! NEW JERSEY ELECTION. Thr'election was held on the second 1 uef d?.y of this month, for members of the Legis lative Council and General Affrmbiy. E ich county eleifls one member of the council, and from one to four members of the afie nbiv.— The following is the refuit of the election Council . Aft rally* Repub. Fed. Rep ill. Fed . Bergen o i 03 Burlington, o 1 o 4 Gioucdter, 01 o 3 Middle lex, 01 03 Somtrfet, 01 o 3 Hunterdon, 10 13 Cape May, 1 o 1 o Cumberland, * 1 o 2 o I flfex, 10 30 Monmouth, 1 o 3 c Morris, 10 3 o Salem, 1 o 30 Sussex, 10 4 c Republicans, S 20 Federalists 5 19 R.-pub. tn.j. Council, 3 After: hlv T SAVA N N A H, WEDNE S D A 2\ N OVf.MBER 10. For the Georgia Republican. r A S one of the gentlemen chosen to J_ r;prefent this state in the eigtb Congels of the United iStates, has been elected Governor of the Rate, there Vv ill be 3 neceility of electing another citizen to supply his place. Ttiree of the {even who were candidates at the lab election, may probably feel themselves bound to offer again. But from the present choice having fallen on gentle men who are reddent in the middle and western parts of the Rate ; and the re signation of Mr. Milledge Rill leaving them in poffeftion of three fourths of the representation .* it is hoped the juftia cf local claims may be recognized, and that Mr. W iilis will decline the com petition. Preiuming from the well known cha rafter of Mr. Willis, that this will be the principle he will aft: upon ; the competition is confiti'ered as reftine be • o tween Mr. M‘A)lißer, and Mr. Bryan. 1 he claims of either of the jc citizens on the public, are not small. Mr. Bryan is a man of good information and talents; of undoubted integrity and firm repub licanism. Mr. XTAllifter has certainh not le/j information, or talents ; equal integrity ; more experience ; is like wise a republican ; and not less firm in bis f elutes. Ihe preference is therefore given to the. latter. I anticipate the remark, that Mr. Bryan had the higheß number of votes at the late election. To this, however it may be replied, that in the eastern diftrift, where both tne gentlemen are reddents, Mr. M‘Alhfter has a higher r tr rote than any cf the candidates ; that the preference to Mr. Bryan in the up per counties, was owing to an arrange iii 0n t in3GO re\ ioub to thknowledge that Mr. M‘AHifter would be a candi date, and to reports injurious to the political opinions of Mr. M'Allifter. The influence which these reports arc acknowledged to have had on the faf* frsgcs of our fellow-citizens, is a pledge of their zeal in the republican cause, and of a becoming jealousy that their rights are not betrayed : it is a pledge too, that when fatisfied they were er roneous, they will cheerfully come for ward to do jußice to the candidate. These remarks Row not from the per jf resentment or disappointed ambition /he writer acknowledges that he is tin friend of Mt. M‘Allißer, but he folemh declares he lias no other intcreß in his election than w hat lie feels in a defirt to promote the public welfare. No pergonal considerations ever did or ever vill enter into the motives of iiis politi cal conduce. The subject is taken up thus early, that time may be given to Rate or to anAvcr any obieftions apainft either of the candidates; it is taken up in favor of Mr. M‘ A Hitter, because the writer has a lull conviction that his elec tion will beR promote the cause of re publicanifm and the public good ; and because he believes the vote of his vi cinity is entitled to notice. A Democrat. Savannah, Nov. 9, 1802. CARD. When I I lave time to attend to mat-1 ters of no consequence, 1 may fpencl a moment on the depofiLories of learned] curiosities , alias museums. No men! ever laboured harder to be taken into notice : none,! presume, were less grati fied in their fucccfs. For the present, I would only re nark, they will find it difficult to prove that any letter of mine to the editor of the Aurora, was ever published with my fignatiire, or that 1 mentioned the neighbourhood of Danbury as the reft deuce of a Robbins, without fpecifying it to be in New-York state. They talk of anew and comical fi gure —anger in an arm chair, feigning compojitre : but the composure of Gra vity himfeif would be broken by a pe ril lal of their publication ; none could withstand it, who was not formed with out rilible mufeies. Depofttory of learned curioiities, is the figiiification of tire word mnjetim : the title is apposite, for though these peo ple are not very learned, they certainly ire very great curioftties, and present m inexhaustible fund of amusement. S. Morje Samuel M. Smith, efq. of Augusta, will receive fublcriptions and advance for this paper, am ifc M A R I N E LIS T. j ‘ .ENTE R E D. Brig Harlequin, Hazard, Few -2 o r k — "—fox, Single tin, Boftcn —■ L'ravelle ***, Lonn , J u... ,ca Schooner Savannah Packet, Conyers, Lb arid on —- Eliza , StrAngeman , N Fork Sloop George , Swift, New-Providctice Nancy, H libber t , Char teflon Ship PrUeFureJs, Carpenter , Ncw-2'ork C L E A R E D. Brig Atlantic , Holland, “Jamaica S cbconer Dc bbe, Starr, Kew 2 ork Sloop Goodefcape, White; Grenada CUSTOM HOUSE. OFFICE hours, from before 9, A. M. to f before 2, P. M. Savannah, ?cth OTob**r, ISO 2. ~B AN NR UP TMYk \ \ J hIE REAS a commiftion of Bankrapt- V V C Y is awarded, and ilued forth a-jainft VV i'ltam Thomplon of Savannah, merchant, and he being declared a bankrupt, is hereby required tofurrender himfeif to the commis {loners in the said commiftion,named ; or the major part of them, on the 17th and 24th days of November, inst. and on the 15th of December next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon or each day, at the Coffee house in the city of Savannah, and make a full difeovery anddif* elofure of his estate and effecls, when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prove their debts; at the second fitting to choose aflignees. And at the last fitting the laid bankrupt is required to finifh his exami nation, and the creditors are to affect to, or or dissent from the allowance of his certificate. All peftons indebted to said bankrupt, or that have any of his effects, arc not to pay or deli ver the fame, but to give notice to W. B. BULLOCH, Solicitor. November to. IV E T i\ UKS i , ~ A WET Nurse to be hired * enquire at this office. November io. (AUCTIONS. dn T bur [day the 1 lih inst, precisely at 3 o'clock, in theadernoon, ‘without reserve, a remaini ig flock in trade, con (ft in? 0 f Duffel Blankets. Osnaburgs ~ ° Irifn Linens, Sheeting Bath-Coating, T ocks Supeifine Cloths, Paints-—Calicoes Kerfeymeres, Carpenters Tools Plains, Hats, Copper Scales Muslins, Jack-Screws Worsted Hosiery, Bridles Cotton Bagging, Romale Handkerchiefs Humhums, Bandar.no, handkfs. Carpetting, tkc. ALSO, AT SAME TIME, Jamaica & Weft-India Rum, Suanr and Coffee Flour, Tobacco p Half barrels Mess Beef *: Two Complete Pianoes, a Horse. CONDITIONS: Cass. J. ALGER, AuR. November tq. A U C T I O n. Qn Friday the mb nut. ui!! h Jdd before the Auceten store, Commerce-Row. 3 hhds. sugar, 4 ditto Jamaica Rum, 2 ditto \Veft-India ditto, 20 pieces prune cotton bagofinp;, T * 1 * OO O 7 20 ditto damaged ditto, 6 barrels Apple Bvaudy, 50 ditto Cider, feather beds and bolsters, 12 boxes turpentine soap, 12 ditto dipt candles, 3 Windsor settees, 3 dozen windlor chairs, 1 box 3‘olb. rappee snuff, 10 kegs Butter, 10 ba/rels Bollon beef no. r, 10 ditto ditto ditto no. 2, 10 barrels pickled herrings. Elegant Mahogany Ylimiture, confiding of i side board, 1 tea tray, 2 phir card t doles, 1 ditto table, 2 light Rands, 2 portable writing delks, I Bureau, 5001 b. northward cheese, Crockery ware in crates. LIK E\\ I s E, A sloop rigged BOAT, bail t in New- Proviuence, burthen 5 tons, well ealeu lated for a planter. AHjo, for Cash only , A prime field slave , fold for no fault, and a likely wench and child, the wench is a good cook, washer t &c. Conditions, Votes at ninety days . Joseph Arnold, Auctioneer . November 10. FORTHE BINEFir~OF THE UNDERWRITERS Tnurjday the 23 inst the wharf occupi cd by Robert Muchel will be fold at pub lic Sale, 1 HE SCHOONER MARGARET, TtSSn w ith all her appurtenances. I WdMsV* ALSO Cargo of the said Schoner Confiifting of thirty nine logs and 15 pecies mahogany fcantimg and about five tons leg wood. The Sales to commence at n o’clock Conditions Cass. JOSEPH ARNOLD Auft. November 1 o ii iE b lALLS of the MARKET, IN Warren Ward will be Jold on Monday the 2 2d Inst ant at 10 o'clock, by order of Council JOHN GLASS, Committee. November 10 ‘ F~O~R SALE 7 CHEAP. AN Unexpired Lease cf a house and let in Broughton Street just below Abercorn Street which now rents for 150 per year. He house has five rooms and two fire places and would make a good Boarding house, with a small expence in repairs , the lease has to run upwards of 3 I years Price Three hundred dollars Cajh, ALSO . A Mare with her foal, which is about 7 months old to be pen at Mr. Prefect's, Painter Price 65 Dollars Cash. Apply to, F* S. MILLER Jeweller. Johnston Square November 10. ( 3/ 1 aw) WNAI ED TO HIRE, BY the month, a Cgopir, to work on a Rice Plantation. Enquire of the editors of this paper. November 10 | CHATHAM R ANGERS, M THURSDAY next feeing our regulaM| parade day, and General orders of thfl| nth September last, being now ded, you are, therefore, ordered to appear irlf complete uniform, armed and accoutred®! agreeable to to rule, at the Dull Yard, iuifl past 3 o’clock, P. M. on laid day. ■ By order of the Captain. THUS. BEGGS, Tint Serjeant. ■ November 10. tor “Sale, Freight or Charter, ■ THE ftuanch well failing H brig orient, ■ (Laying at Telfair’s wharf) ■ 75^i^ Will CarPy 150 balcs cocton undefl cc is not two years old andl may be lent on a voyage with lirrldfl or no expence. For terms apply JAMIN MAURICE, or > HENRY KNEELAND& Co M November 9 S iiE NR i '” AA'EK LAND ~WCo. — I (Morels wharfj ■ HAVE Just received from Fr-ncea variety! o. siUs which will be fold on reafonalbe! terms. Tliey have alio on hand. VN afiormient of Groceries which will be! dilpoied ot at reduced prices. I November 10 H T 3 ■ NOTICE. ■ THOSE indebted to Grimbal! Robert 1 are requested to make payment with- I out procraft 1 nation. Should any de nand ex- I ift against him in ihu state, or otherwise, he | hopes It will be made known, as he is not ap- I prized of any. 1 ■ Having experienced a recent loss in his fa- I mdy, which operates against a continuance in I H.s present line of bufmefs ; he expefVs to de- I ciine the fame and remove to South-Caroiina. I 1 hole who have favored him with their! friendly and punctual dealings, will picale I accept his moll greaiful thanks lor tiie lame .• I but no further credit can be allowed. I November 10. (4 r ) ■ ~~1 V A vTI E o . “ I ON Ift JANUARY, ■ y\ Pet RS 0 N who is well acquainted With the I L X. culture oj Cotton and Management of negroes I to take charge of thirty hand , on the Jjhnd <f Oijabau, toftucb aperjon producing good recommo dation liberal w ages will be given, a dingle malt will be prefered. WILLIAMSON & MOREL. November 10 (A) \ cT u tTo n. ‘ r pHE Public are cautioned against trad -1-5 f t coving in piav two Notes of a hun bed dollars each payable at sixty and nintey days, dared in Atiguft last given by the fubfcriSer to Peter Kiughc now in Sc Marys as said Knight has finct* that date be come indedted to me. JOHN CROSBY. November 1 o 1 802 ( ~ F~G EE T ~ A CON VENIENT two ft ory I Jou fc, * Ward,at present ‘copied by Mrs! Jones. PoffefUon may be had the fir ft of De cember next for terms apply ro. JOHN EPPINGER. November 10. “ ( 2aw f) INFORMATION. THE Four Perfens that upset and broke my Cart on Monday night the $ ift ant a j e re queftel to have the fame repaired without delay, which will prevent further trouble , * JOHN'GLASS, November 10. ( / j DAVIS & VAN A USD >L, Painters, Glaizers, & Gilds-rs. RESPECTFULLY inform ne 1 habi tants of Savannah and its vicinity, tiiac they now carry on the Winds in all its vari ous branches, at their ff p in Broil h on Street, formerly occupied by Me srs. Butler & Muce, where all orders wi l be thankfully, received, & executed with neatntfs and dis patch. NB. for file two elegant carriages, ac the above fliop. November <o. ( 5 3wrf) FOR SALE. A TRACT OF LAND, IN FranklinCouiuy granted toL J eo r ardMar*’ bury, contain more or less. 13So acrt s bounded Southwardly bv Biker’s land South- J eaftwardly by Horatio Manbury’s land on all other sides by vacant land. AJraft ofland in Franklin Coungy, gran ted to Leonard Marbury, ctrntain ng 1* ore or ™ less, 1150 Acres bounded Northwdlwardly by Charity Marbury’s land Northeaftwardiy 1 , by vacant land and Southeallwardiy by ker’s land. A Traci in Burk County 350 Acres, 01* the North fide of Briery Creek ; lold by the Commissioners ot Confifcated Property Dcember 1784. EBENEZER STARK. ORober 5 ISO 2. ’ Mores Wharfi