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Newspaper Page Text■ MjiTiw ii i j; \ THE MUSEUM. ! •~*r ... ‘ ‘~7 ,rr—.. s=g= ] METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL, | Kept i it Savannah, April 14xA to 21 it. r-i 4 b-5 fa* 5! io ‘ ■ S’ MMABM. K? “ f ? •< - 8 63 n Cloudy 15 12 70 * Clear 3 72 “ “ 6 69 “ 8 73 s. Cloudy 16 12 76 “ “ . L . n 3 75 <• Heavy showers & th. & Itg. 6 72 “ Cloudy, heavy rain at night tTfZ n” Cloudy 17 12 69 u. by b “ / 3 71 k. “ . . 6 70 “ Cloudy, heavy rain at tngh t “ 8173 T. Cloudy 18 12,76 “ Clear. 3170 w.byu. Hain. 6|70 8. w. “ 871 aby a. Cloudy 19 12 77 * Clear. 378 “ “ . „ . , 6 75 “ Cloudy,heavy rain all night ~T| 871 s. by w. Cloudy 20 tl2 62 s. Rain. I 361 “ “ I6 60 ir. by e. *‘ ““I 859 n. at. w. Cloudy 21 12 “ Clear. 3 “ 6 61 “ [BT TUB QAROM3IB.] Continuation of Foreign News by the Columbia, arrived at New-York. LONDON, Feb. 20. We have received Dutch papeiato the £3d mst. They supply the following in telligence: BE RON, Feb. 14. The latest accounts from St. Petersburg bring the following particulars: “Numerous conferences are held in the Hotel of the Ministers of Foreign Afl'iiis, respecting Turkey Baron Slrogonoft is firesent at these councils, and seems to lave great influence. Many couriers were despatched, some to the head-quarters of the Russian armies, and others with des patches for the Russian Ambassadors and Ministers at foreign courts. Some aids* dtp-camp, and other superior officers from the South of Russia, have arrived at St. Petersburg. The pmfeundest secrecy is observed, both with regard to the diploma tic negociations and the military disposi tions. A Turkish agent is said to have ar rived at Teheran, to arrange all the difti - ence9 between the Porte and Persia. LONDON, Feb. 27. The Paris Journals <>t Monday, have come to hand ; their contents are very un interesiing. An article dated Frankfort, the 17th inst. atat.?s, that Prince Canta -u ----zene, has traversed Saxony, accompanied by M. Pabta, Russian Charge d’Affaires, on their way to St. Pe'ersbu g. It is con lidently affirmed, that, the Prince is charged with a mission on the part of tire Provis ional government of Greece, established at Argos, to the court ot Russia, and that lie is to implore the support of the Emperor Alexander, for the independence of the Greeks, and to submit to the Russian go vernment the decision agreed to by the Congress of Argos on the subject of the in troduction of a monarchical constitution, the bases of which are only to be establish ed with the consent of the great European powers. Accounts from Aix-le-Chapelle, Frank fort and Vienna,state with confidence, that the definitive answer of the court of St Pe tersburg to the Turkish note, was receiv ed by the Austrian Cabinet on the 10th instant. LONDON, Feb. 28. The Paris Journals of ‘Tuesday last have arrived this morning. On the preceding day, tire Chamber of Deputies was occupi ed with a project on the quarantine laws ; the consideration of which was further ad journed. These papers supply nothing worth no tice, except the two following extracts, relative to the revolt in the Island of Si- cdy: PALERMO, Jan. 31. C By an extraordinary conveyance.J A corps of lOOu Austrian troops a’ rived in this town about eight days ago. Public tranquility has not been disturbed one in stant since the discovery of the tanners’ plot ( c.onciatori .) Nine of the conspirators have b:*en shot, among whom were a priest named Villa, and a notary. Oilier indi viduals have been condemned to the same fate, but they have not yet suffered. Gazette de France. NAPLES, Jan. 28. Toe commotions iu Sicily were only tempora>y; they originated with the cou riers. In order to prevent their recurrence, too regiments yesterday embarked for Pa lermo. Several distinguished individuals have arriwd here from Palerrnt), as also many poi soti9 who have been arrested, among whom is the Ex-Deputy Dragonetti. Milan Gaz. LEGHORN, Jan. 25. A national government has at last been established in the Peloponnessus. Each village chooses one or two eleetora, who chonee others, to form the government The elders of each district nominate the Ephori to constitute the principal govern ment. LONDON, Feb. 29. We have received a Flanders Mail, brrgntg Brussels papera to the 2?d inst An Article dated from the Banks of the Danube, states, upon the authority of ad vice* from Constantinople, that it wa3 ex. tremely doubtful whether the war with j Persia had really terminated ; on the con- ( trary, recent intelligence tended to cofirm not only the continuance of the war, but also that hostilities had been commenced with the entire knowledge and approbation of (lie Persian government. The following are extracts: ‘•ZANTE, Feb. 10. ‘•The Consulate of France was burnt down, with every thing that contained, in the last combat between the Greeks and the Turks. “The Lord High Commissioner has re turned from a tour which he has made to the southern parts of the island A plan is in agitation for the erection of regalar fortifications in the islands of Cephalonia, Zante, Ithaca, and Cergin. “It is said, that there have been found, in the possession of a merchant of the isl and of Santa Maura, a number of standards and Greek proclamations; but nothing cer tain is known on the subject. From the Hunks of the Danube, Feb. 10. “We have now news from Constantino ple of the 16th ol January. Tranquility then prevailed in that city, and no new ex cesses had been committed ” Hamburg papers to the 15th inst. arrived this morning. They contain nothing woith extracting. PARIS, Feb. 24. We have received further particulars of the earthquake felt at Lyons, about 9 A M. on the 18th. It was so violent that seve ral houses in the streets of Bombarde and St. John, appeared to be shaken. At the same time, a noise was heard like that of a loaded waggon passing over a drawbridge. It was also felt by some persons in St. John’s Church. The same shock was felt pretty severely, at the same hour, at Bnurg and Valence, where it lasted only about a minute. Tiie foreign papers state, that Osman Aga, a Turkish grandee, late the chief of flicei of the Viceroy of Egypt, being disgus ted with the dogmas of the Koran, deter mined to embrace Christianity, and has lately arrived at Rome for ibat purpose.— He is accompanied by nine domestics, four of whom are the finest looking blacks ever seen. On the Corso the grand attraction is this Turkish nobleman and his suite; for hU black and white servants, all superbly habited, generally accompany him He has brought a considerable treasure w ith him, which enables him to vie with the richest of the Romans. On Easier Satur day the ceremony of christening him and all his household, will be performed in the magnificent church of St. Peters, in the presence of His Holiness the Pope, and all the cardinals. IRELAND. , Limerick, Feb. 19. Yesterday, about three o’clock, as Fred erick Pen, servant to Wm. Smyth, Esq. was returning home after seeing his wile, he was met near Adore, by a party of insur gents, who fired at him, and lodged four balls and 24 slugs in his body, lie has since dipd of his wounds Itarbartms outrage, —Yesterday a party of the nlie coipse proceeded to our quar ters between Uathkeale and Newcastle, some f the women happened to be in the rear, who were met by a party of the White boys; they asked them whether they were Scotch or Irish ? Some answered, that they were Scotch; they immediately seized too of them, whose persons were violated by 26 of these infernal ruffians. On Sunday night three houses were bur ned by the insurgents at Cooloman, near Rathkeale. Three other houses, the property of Lieut. Lnrgan, of the 12th Foot, have been also burned. The same night three stacks of corn were burned near Dunmoylan.— Telegraph. It appeals from the Dublin papers of Saturday last, that eight more have been found guilty at Dork. Sentence has not yet been passed on any of those found guil ty. There are upwards of 240 Wiiiteboys, or persons charged with Whiteboyism.'in Cork goal. The Cork and Limerick pa pers contain several acts of outrage and brutality which have recently been com mitted in those counties, inched it ap pears that the system of lawless outrage has greatly increased in Ireland. The new Chief JtisHce. —The King’s let ter, appointing Die Solicitor General to be Chief Justice of the King’s Bench, was re ceived at the Castle on Thursday. He was sworn into office that evening, before the Lord Chancellor. The following notice was posted out side Adare Chapel, and was taken down bv one of th>’ 3d Light Dragoons:— ‘General Rock, Commanding in Chict the Army of Ireland, being desirous to or -1 ganize, with as little delay as possible, an administrative power for the province ol the county ol Cork, directs as follows: Ist 1 thstevery individual f om the age of 16 to 40 inclusive, is required, in the name of the Irish Republic, instantly to repair to the Rebel Camp, in order to march in mass against the common enemy, the tyrant of Ireland—the English, whose destruction alone can insure the independence and the welfare of the ancient Hibernia. (Signed) “The General Commanding in-Chief of the Army of Ire land, John Knck, K. C. B. “All to march to Croom or Mallow with speed, the fate of the Palantines will be the fate of all who shall stay at home these bad times. JOB PRINTING JV eatly executed at th e Museum Office. French Goods. OjXjBE subscribers have just received direct CL from France via New-York, an assortment of FiiKNCH GOODS & PERFUMERY, which they offer wholesale at a moderate ad. vance—among them are : Double twilled Imperial Stripes Do do mm Jeans Fancy plaid Ginghams Asserted colors Vigonia Cassimeres Double width Bombazeen Tapes and Bobbins Ribbons and Galloons Italian Crapes, Velvet Ribbons Silk Stockings and Gloves Half silk Hose Green, blue, white, pink & black Florences Do do do do do Satins Black, blue and assorted colors Sewing Silk Silk Braids, thread Laces L: dies Kid and Castor Gloves Gentlemens superior Beaver Cloves Dressed and undressed linen Cambric l.iiien cambric Handkerchiefs Muslin Hands for Colleretts Canton Fringes, floss & marking Cotton Violin Strings, gilt edge Fins Head and Tooth Brushes Cologne, Rose and Lavender Water Pomatum, Antique Oil, Hair Powder, etc. BLANCHARD, EROTHKRS & CO. Anderson’s Building on the Bay. april 22 and NEW-YORK FRICKS. J UST received from New-York, to be dispo sed of at the New-York prices, the follow ing articles: Soper super blue and black close body Coats Second quality do. White and colored plain & ribb’d Russia Drills Bombazette, Bombazeert Canton and nankeen Crape Canton Camlet, Seersuckers White and brown Linen Vigonia Cassimere, French Nankeenett White and Striped Jeans Yellow and blue Nankeen Florentine Pantaloons Round Jackets and Coatees, same as above Black Florentin, Pekin Silk Marseilles and Toilnett Vests Plain and frilled linen and cotton Shirt 9 Linen and Cotton Drawers Gentlemen’ Ilatß, Imitation Beaver do Shoes, Boots, and every other article that may be called for in bis line For sale by JOHN P. SE I ZE, april 16 §s 90 CHJSAPER THAN EVER. Just opened at the most reduced prices, at PETER DHEGE’S ‘Three dome south of the Post Office. 70 pieces fine quality Uzoabuigs, at l.’j c's per yard 100 do extra do Strelitz do at 14cts IMain and striped Russia drill, of the first quality, gl pr yd Vigonia Summer cloth, for coats and panta loons, 62 J cts pryd French Russia drill of all colours Superfine 6-4 cotton cambric, 12 yards for 86* Fine Men,B white and coloured Sox, 3 pair for a dollar Ladies white silk Stockings gl 50 or pair Gentlemen’s elastic long silk tloze 100 ps fine and extra Irish Linen from 50 cts to gl, full 4-4 w ide 10 cases extra quality water proof broad & narrow brim heaver Hats g 7 50 7 do second quality from 2 to g 4 ALSO, 30 PACK AGFS Os the most fashionable Gentleman and Servant’s Summer clothing made in the newest style. Consisting of Searsucker, Russia drill, white Jane French Nankeenet, Canton anti Nankeen Crape Blue and black Florentine Bombazine and Camblet Pantaloons Searsucker, Gingham and llombazine L round Jackets Bombazette, Bombazine, Searsucker, Ging hams and Flanel Coatees English Florentine, white, coloured and Va lencia Westcoats Fine and extra fine Linen and Cotton Shirts with and without frills Servants corderoy round Jacket and Pan taloons of all sizes Marino .shirts and draws for Summer Flannel do do A great quantity of fine and extra fine, Gen tlemen’s fashionable t oats do single and conble mill’d Pantaloons of all sizes and colours A great quantity of Duck l’rowsers and Shirts for Laborer- 88 april 13 Spring Goods. THE Subscribers have received by late arri vals, a Supply of seasonable SPRING GOODS, com bring in part of Elegant Lined and (ringed Parasols 11.. ck and Ivory handled Umbrellas Green and assorted color’d Florences & Levan tines Plain & figured Jaconet, Book & Swiss Muslins Printed Muslins and fine light Prints Vert Rich muslin Robes and Flounces Crape Rubes, long & short Nankeens, £?c. W. ING LIS ii Cos. ALSO — 3 Cases 4 4 and 7-8 Irish Linens 5 Bales Oznaburgs Which are offered for Sale on reasonable terms for Cash or City acceptances, apil 16 and 90 Fork, Beef Hay C. C. GRISWOLD 3’CO. Taylor’s Buildings offer for sale 40 bbls prime Pork, city inspect. 15 do Mess do do 66 bbls prime Beef 32 bundles Hay 60 bbls Ale 20 casks Shot, assorted sizes 52 firkins Goshen Butter 46 boxes Candles 50 do Soap 16 bbls Loaf Sugar 40 kegs Richmond Tobacco 50 kegs White Lead 33 do ground Verdigris 29 do Black Paint 16 bbls Lamp Black 4 bo Black Varnish S3 casks Roman Cement 10 bbls Cherry Brandy 2 Gigs, with plated Harness complete, april IS 92 Savassah', April 10,1822. JOB PRINTING-OFFICE. MICHAEL J. KAl'l’EL, \\l OCLI) respectfully inform his friends and Tv the public at large, that he has furnished himself with a neat and general assortment of Plain $ Ornamental Types, for the purpose of executing all -work in the Job Printing Line, with neatness and despatch. As my expecta tions are not very great, the prices for rmsTi sg generally, shall be moderate,.....the execution, neat and correct. By unremitted attention am! exertion, it is also my intention to merit the pat ronage of a liberal public. PAMPHLETS and BLANKS of every des cription printed at short notice. Merchants, Booksellers, Public Officers, awl all teno order by the large quantity, shall have their Printing noxr, on satisfactory terms. (Tj‘ All Orders for Printing handed to me per sonally or left at the Counting-Room of the Sa vannah Museum, Printing-Office, will meet with prompt attention. april 10 JOIIN Ib SETZK HAVING engaged Mr. James Wilson (well knowing as a first rate workman) to cut and superintend his work, will as heretofore carry cn the Tailoring Business in all its branch es. He has on hand, just received trom New- York, Supetfine blue and black Cloth Vigonia Cassimere, Marseilles Toilinet and Pekin silk Vestings Seersuckers, Ginghams Canion Camblet Bombzeenes Canton and Nankeen Crape French Bombazsen Striped and white Jeans Plain and ribb’d Russia Drills Which w ill be made tip at the shortest notice and in the most fashionable style. ay framed Immediately four or five Journey men I aih rs. None need apply but those who can come well recommended as to skilfiilness. april 16 §s 90 Fresh Goshen Rutter. JUST received—2o lugs of best GOSHEN BUTTER, in kegs of2u ib. weight, calcu lated for family use 1 AtSO ON HAND, A choice assort merit cf GROCEHI K S, consisting of Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson and black TEAS, of t{ie latest importations—Ll- QUOBS and MINI'S, of approved brands, in conjunction with eve y article for family con sumption THOMAS CAMPBELL. Marshall’s Buildings, Ba<nurd-stveet. april 10 and Irish Whiskey, &c. ■A jkIHK subscribers have just received and ot •1 ferf< r sale s>t reduced prices, 2 puncheons Irish Whiskey, warranted gen uine j 25 baskets first quality fresh Sallad Oil 4 pipes French Brandy 15 bbls imitation do. A tew bbls fresh Domestic Coffee. IV STOKE, A general assortment of Castings, Hardware, Groceries Li fresh Garden Seeds. M HOPKINS & CO. S. W. corner of Market-square, april 10 c L. 11. Sage y Cos. OFFER FllK SAEE, 100 bb's Phelps’ Gin 2y pipes do 50 hbls Mess Pork 30 do Prime do 50 do .Vless licet 50 do Prime do 30 firkins Goshen Butter 20 qr casks Malaga Wine , 20 kegs No. 1 i'ohacco 25 bbis Loaf Sugar 50 do Muscovado and N. O. do. 10 chests i.. . 20 ealf dur ,vs,m ffcA 50 boxes I andles 25 do stapstap 100 kegs Crackers—with a g.'.iertl assort ment of GROCERIES, wholesale and vetail april 17 91 Fresh Tens. Gunpowder Tea—ship Huntress’s cargo Imperial do—ship London Trader’s do Do. do—ship IP. av* r’s cargo just arrived at JVe-w-Yjrk. Hyson do—ship Ontario's cargo Y. Hyson do—ship Huntress’s cargo Souchong do—ship Beaver’s last cargo Selected expressh for families—for sale by AUGUSTUS CORNWALL. ALSO, A few firkins choice Goshen Dairy BUTTER and LARD march 28—74 Soap. Candles Oil , &c. IjMFi \ boxes brown SOAP, landing and will be sold low—apply to DANIEL CARNEY, Jr. H~ho has also for sale, 40 boxes Spermaceti Caudles 30 cases Sweet Oil 5o bbls superfine Flour 20 boxes No l Chocolate (Baker’s brand A few- bales Phial Corks Do packages Apothecaries Boxes Do cases men’s Summer Shoes, Ac. apri!l9 93 Steam Hoat Stock. GEORGE SCGLEV, has for sale—3o shares Steam Boat 91 OCK. april 9 h Swedes It on. tons SWEDES IRON, assorted—for sale ilvJi/ by A B FANNIN & Cos. march 26 §72 For Sale , Landing from ship Garonne, at Anciaux’s-whf. bundles HAY, good quality—apply to LEVISTONE A CANDLER, Jones’ buildings. aprill7 91 Situation Wanted By a Girl of 15 years of age, who would tra vel with a family to the North. Enquire at this office. april 17—91 For Nc-K'-Yoih, T! * o Kg*w packet ship GF.Mpr<.. Hj&CAURINoION. .1. U ood, inasu-r u meet with dispatch. For freight or mss'’ having excellent accommodations, app;-‘ Ul lain \V. on board at Jones’s impel v hai ‘’ , *‘ ..co o- “ALL £# iiuvr. For Providence, 11. J The regular packet brig s\y \>- g&u/NAIi, Stutßey, mailer, will posh-. 1. sail on'Tuesday. Sod inst. wind and \, 0 ■ ‘ permitting. For freight on deck or u-,4 ‘' r having good accommodations, apply on board l Rice’s wl.art, or to TAFT &. SIBLEYS april 22 i For Liverpool’ rfr” (for Passage o\jy, v|@l\ ‘The fast sailing ship CHARLOTTE Jei&Capt. Appleton, wi I sail la a „ 1 week. For passage, hating- good ac.cnmrruch tions, apply on board at Taylor’s wharf, Ilr in G. C. GUISWOLI) St CO april 20 94 For Rallimore, -sWS) Th'* fast sailing sloop 3PART W IS&wC • Gibbs, master, will sail in a few (laic* For freight or passage, having good accmr.nm. Rations, apply to capt, G. on hoard at .Tore’s up per or to HALL U IIUYT. april 20 91 For Liverpool, Jk4i\ The superior coppered ship COLUM JSsjIJ&BIA, William Burroughs, roaster, hat. ing the greater part of her c-n-go engaged, wilt be dispatched immediately. For freight or’ sage, app'y to MITCHELL Sl BARTLETT. Who have for sale on board said ship, 6000 bushels SALT. april 8 83 For New-York, y.m\ The regular trading packet ship G.V JQgg&lrOiVNF., John Mott, master, will meet with dispatch. For freight or passage, having vesy splendid accommodation*, apply to capt Mott on board, or to j. LATHROP U CO. „ april 16 90 For Providence, T,ie l ,ac,cet brig SAVANNAH, Stud jisgjgjfc fey, master will be dispatched immedi ately. For freight or passage, having goodac conimodations, apply to the captain onboard, at Rice’s wharf, or to TAFT U SIBLEYS. . april 16 h For Boston, THE ir'chr. DESPATCH PACKET, Cpt. Folsom, having half her cargo ready to goon board, will meet with immediate despatch. For the remainder of freight or pas sage, apply to the capt on board at Anciaux’s wharf, or to MITCHELL & BARTLETT, april 18 h 92 100 bales Cotton are wanted to fill up the schr RANGER, Capt. Thom, for Havre. For freight of which, apply to C. G. GRISWOLD & CO. april 15 89 200 bales Cotton are wanted to fill up the ship CHARLOTTE, Capt Apple ton, for Liverpool. For freight of which, apply to C C GRISWOLD & Cos. aprii 15 89 Hermitage Wine. Gases g. inline Hermitage Wine ofstl “Slw perior quality—For Sale by GEORGE SCHLEY. april 18 h 92 Q3* Freight for New-York or Boston may be had on application to E. WILLIAMS & CO. april 12 Coffee, Me, &c. “0 hags prime Green Coffee 50 hbls Vassar’s Ale 2 pipes pure Holland Gin Landing from ship Garonne, and sale by A. MORGAN, april 16—d Jones’Unperwha Situation Wanted BY a young Man, who wishes to engage in a wholesale or retail Grocer- or an Auction Store—would not hesitate stopping during thf summer months. Reference respecting hit character, will be given by application to Wm. C. Barton, E-..q. april 17—91 Brought to Jail ON the 7th of Oetobev last, a Negro fellow, who says he is fVee, and calls himself Son *ilieu He is 5 feet 5 inches high, apparently about 22 years of age. He says Mr. Blackclocir of Darien, is his guardian, and has his free pa pers. FRANCIS BAKER, o n o. Beaufort, S C. April, 1822. april 19 93 A bale of Cotton Found, A square bale of Cotton was picked up on the 18th of March last, below Berk’s ten - ', in the Si-amp ; It is numbered 64, brand cannot be made out. The owner of the cotton may hear of the same by enquiring at this offl'efi and paying for this advertisement, april 20 94 Oznaburgß. A FRESH supply of stout OZNABURGS ‘ xJL now opening and for sale at 14 cents, by GEORGE W. COE, Corner of Broughton ii llarnard-tis, april 13 and ’ Hay & llrandy. 60 bundles Hay—s pipes Brandy, Seignett * brand, received per Mary-Augusta, for sale by april 11 J. H. HERBERT & CO. Notice. jTjQHRF.E months after date, application wiA ‘LI be made to the Bank of the State of Geo. gia for the renewal of Certificate No 408, R fourteen shares Stock, the original being lost MARY SLTSGIL’ april 4 • n'rfs9