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Newspaper Page Text4 |4 ... r 1 ‘"J ‘ ■■•■■ —■ —•— -K®r- *• . S.iTUIIOAY MORJWJVC, June 1. C[>t Davis, from Leghorn, informs, tha* „ ccoU nts from the Morea, to March. sth, haJ reac etl that place. The report which . J( | prevailed of an engagement between t |j e Turkish ar.d Grecian fleets, was ineor ject. i 1 vva<, hfiowo at Leghorn that war i,.,,} been declared, but the Russian and Turkish armies were concentrating on the froatie#*--‘^ r - UTICA, May 14- Eriz Canal Navigation. —Arrived, ,ince our last 63 baots ,nd 4 rafts, with tj-23fi barre's flour, 597 do. salt, 904 (] O . P.,rk, 563 bo. ashes, 47 do. beer, lbs. hams, do. lard; 900 do. butter, 1250 bushels wa'ar tinF*. 3535 do. wheat, 246 do. corn, 48408 feet boards, 9359 iln. timber, 7534 •slio'is whiskey, 49 tons gypsum, 140 box es clhss, and a variety of other articles. r|ea*ed, same time, 52 boats, with 2?7 do. household good*. Thirty-four boats registered since our last.’ SURINAM. The following Commercial undersbn relative to the trade with the U. S e?id3 between the men hnnts at Surinam, ,jiido.3y be of impcrtacceta our merchant* \. Nat. Jidv. . PARAMARIBO, Jan. 18. We, the undersigned merchants, having !t.!3 iay met to takeiutoconritierarion the necessity of a dopling measures for the re j :f of several grievances which haw utlen c<tl our speculations in American cargoes, b.ve decided and agreed on the f dluving resolutions, binding ourselves, as wc do hmby, in good faith si;*i i ooor strictly to adhere to the seme in the eu- chaes of all cargoes from that u viz . A'd. f.* ‘l ost the masici, tt closing the !iie of his cargo sh il fa*.s: fui 1 a ji\e up fur ir.serticn in the contract, all and every ar ticle appertaining! to .hec f i r ge of his ves* ael; that he shall bind himselt to deliver tie whole, and in the event of failing to do so, or shall it ever be established that he disposes or retails any part thereof, he s!.li fuifeit his chance Isa retort, cargo i r ri< t less than four months nor more ti.an si:; months, according to the extent of the vio- Istion of the clause 5 he its fur ho- to be o bliged te secure far tile nwrciiasti (he ;.. s. of auy and all dsc ttivciiiu.ci wbnn any be on board belonging tc trim sell cfli cers or crew, under the .-.tur penalty. 1 Art. 2. The expenses of e- {• tog and ■charing at the customs to be famished by Htiie merchant, he debiting the same to -he ■cargo. ■ Art. 3. The quantity arid quality of me ■laies to be accepted or rejected bv a i • - Hr.n sent in the punt by the ma-t. r or lac- Hicrfor that purpose, and on no plea tviat* Ha'i l ’ shall any allownce be made by the Htarchant for any alleged inferiority of ■ijialfty or deficiency in quantify on the ar ■nvHl of the pent in town ft being nevet- Htheless understood, that the navigable risk Hits'* with the merchant. ■ We further engage to use nil convenient ■diligence in gaining information of any Baiater or crew that may be clandestinely Bending any part of hia cargo, reporting B.c nine to he or taey concerned M Signed. I NEW YORK. MAY 20. 9 Unizil.—-Bahia paper- , r ceivf ti ft*.Pn*- Ban,‘o the 3d April, com. iur mb mated Bddress from the L’oWici! Ri dt Ja-mi- B: the King end ( 01 res, setting flirt l the Bhsoos v.hich induced thorn li suspend Bie execution of the decree requiring the Bi-tien ol the Prince fVy ! in Europe, and Braying for the revocation t-f that decree, B'is stated, that the. re*isv;b . i rise jjrintfe ■so: !.i have reduced Jiiav. * to its .h.mtr Boiam: : subjection to the -.i.rohe •:'! volri have received ail the grievaoce- Bl’‘C’i Um; hi vtofcre existed TheCoan- Btel reprr; .••'t her, should the decree be it tvrH i >ad to civil r.ur ‘ the Be union ofliAzi* fV,. . .it tv Bn'*stable. A ofth4 ir.r.th- Be country • nv .’ v s,.i’d in Jhc expose, Bliii'li as f ‘!!.*vs B‘ere wc'.glily aiuiju ; * -etio-is >blige this |-y:t 1 and . ‘ i.oitutional Bfetpleto rsqut.s,. H. R K. the mince lie ■teat to suspend his P> ;.i>r h until your M ’o,-;- ••?informaiion t.f tho :*•• stale of things, decide whr.t the best, interests of the required. In the name ofti;.? nm- B le ,v ® Pwy your Majesty to -r • •/.. ■ .;, c d e . ■* of the 20th Scpte^ t r ;„ & t, then-bv mPH Brozn the pe,-v- j0 of H.R.H-m - ,lie w *il not want a centre of union or BV"'"?P o ‘nt. and that she may not be de ■],t t,:t? <'dy guarantee of her liberty H-t Ore prosperity. conclusion, sire, we swear in the pve- Ki A /*jesty and tiie whole world, V.., raz,! * vvishes oivly a constitutional and that an implacable war Wa r, 3:oiost any other o:tempted Ki v; . Ir, !’ osed upon her. lirrzil requires Kt” KPg 'q ! 'oi to those ol Po tugal—slie ■ ; * WUj sovereign—eqally free— sß q®dly independent. B 3m ,i:i 1- Mercantile .tde. of Mai) 20 ■ Wh PROM PERU. ■Muftis favored with the B*- ig® ck^ p - a letter, dated Lima, f The ship George, arrived at Valparaiso, land sold most of her cargo. The Gen- Hand also arrived there, sold part of her cargo, and will pioceed hither with the re sidue. Neither the ship Asia, nor the brig Gustavus, have arrived here. The Constellation frigate arrived the day be fore yesterday from Mollendo, and in co. with her, the brig Macedonian, with some ! sii k goods on board—capt. Smith remained jat Arequipa to conclude his business. Tne | schr. Amanda has arrived from Valparaiso, with wheat and goods, but the wheat and flour are not very saleable, as American Hour is preferred, and its present price is 14 to 15 dollars, on board. The scarcity of moles operates against the sale of wheat, and besides, the export duty from Chili, and of import here, bring it to eight dollars the fanega. There are few articles that can be exported from this country. Cottons are of pretty good quality, but the price is rather high, and the sale in Europe not so steady as that from the U. States. “The state of this country improves.— The enemy’s force decreases daily, and it would be easy to have the whole upper Pe ru, if an expedition were sent there. There . sre 12 vessels now embargoed to carry troops, but it is not known when they will rxil, nor to what part of the coast. 11 The Peruvian vessels of war, consist ing of live, (a corvette, two brigs and two schooners) lave sailed under the orders ofli Admiral Blanco, to blockade the port'sii from Mollenda to Cobja, the former place, ji 1 believe is in about. 18 south latitude, and ,1 the latter in 23 1-2. The force isnotsuf-lj ficient to enforce a blockade, and posstblyjl Commodore Hardy may make seme diffi culty on account of it. But as yet, he has I done nothing.” FROM GIBRALTAR. 1 We have bven favored with the perusal of a file of the Gibraltar Chronicle, as late a- the 27th of March, but do uot discover any more recent advices from Spain than we have had previously received from Li verpool. Ine U. S. f,:ate Constitution, captain Jones, the loop Ontario, capt. Chauncey, a:'d lha schr. Nonsuch, Lieut com. Turn er, arrived at Gibraltar on the 7th Varch, in five days from Port Mahon. On the 24th, the Constitution and Ontario sailed for Ca di/.. ihe Nonsuch departed tor Port Ma hon on the £2d. The Asia, in 52 dsvs IV. La Vara Cruz and the Havana, had arrived ‘safe in Cadiz with her convoy, having jthirty thousand dollars on board. button Gan. Prom Ike N. V. Mercantile Adv. 20th but. W - have been politely favored with the tul'-i... in- extract of a letter, dated Lima ‘December. 18. —‘-The ship George arrived at Valparaiso, and sold most of her cargo there. Tne Gen. Hand had alsoar rivi-d there, sold part of her cargo, and will proceed hither with the residue. Neither the *>h.jj Aisa, nor (he Gusiavus, have arri ved here. The Constellation frigate arriv ed the day before yesterday from Mollen rlo, and in company with her, the brig Ma |re lonian with some silk goods on board I Capt. Smith remained at A rezuiua to con clude his Dusiness. The schr. Amanda has I arrived from Valparaiso, witli wheat and goods, but the wheat and flour are not very saleable, as American Sour is piefered, and its present price is 14 to gIC on board. The scarcity mules operates against the sale of wheat, and besides, the export defy from Chili, and of import here, bring it to R 8 the funega. There are few articles tha’ can be expm ted from this country. Cot tons are of pretty good quality, but the price is rather high, and the sale in Eu | rope not so steady at that from the United : States. ! “ The state of this country improves.— i The enemy’s force decreases daily, and it J would be easy to have the whole ot Upper Peru, if an expedition were sent there.— | There are 12 vessels now embargoed to I carry troops, but it is not known when they I will sail, nor to what part of the coast, “ The Peruvian vessels of war, consisting of live (a corvettee, two brigs and two scars.) have sailed under the orders of Ad miral Bianco to blockade the ports from Mellenda to Cobijo, the former p'ace, I be lieve is in about 18 South latitude, and the latter 22£ The force is net sufficient to enforce a blockade, and passible Commo dore Hardy may make some difficulty on account of it. But as yet, he has done nothing. Prom the Dumfries Herald. P<) L ICE-BO VV-STRE ET. A personage, who described himself as r* General Sarsfield Liickn, Viscount Kilt maltuck ir. Ireland, a peer of France, nd 8 descendant of Charlemagne,*’ presented himself before the Magistrates ol Bow-st. Office, on Saturday morning, and solicited a few shillings to enable him to proceed 011 important business to Wexford, lie wore an oh! brown surtout, and a scrap ot dirty white ribbon fastened to one of the button holes, a black velvet waistcoat pow dered with tarnished silver jleurs delis, and an ancient well worn chapeau bras , surmounted with a fringe of black feathers; e carried under his arm a large roll of writings, and all his pockets were stuffed with tin cases, pocket books, and bundles <>f paper. He said he was a native of Wexford in Ireland and had spent the. last Seven years in Paris, where Ids cousin, Louis XVIII, some months ago created him a Peer of Frnuce, but before he couid procure his patent, the, new Ministry came into power, ami being himself an avowed Liberal, his qspccted honrs wer withheld , from While endeavoring to obtain re • dress for this act of injustice, he heard that his father had died at Wexford, leaving • immense property, and that his sisters had : administered to the will, and possessed themselves of that to which he was the rightful heir. Upon receiving this intel ligence, be quoted Paris very hastily, and had proceeded thus far when his linances were exhausted, and he was under the ne cessity of making this application for as sistance from the Magistrates to complete his journey. Sir R. jJirnie said, he w on dered his Royal Cousin had not furnished him with the means of prosecWlng his journey. “ Sir ! I scorned to trouble him at all on such a pallhry subject,” replied the General with much warmth ; and then stated that 10 satisfy his coach hire from Dover to London, he had given up hi* working tools.” “Your working tools!” said the Magistrate ; “and pray may I ask what trade your Lordriiip follows r”— “ No trade in the world at all,” replied the Genera! ; “ I aiu not the person tube after following trades. The tools lam specking about are what I used in some of the graatest inventions the World ever saw,— I have invented an happaratus for extract ing stone, and gravel from the blather, without any operation at all. I luivejn vented a machine for fishing u; vessels that may have foundered at sea, as aisy las fishing up an oyster; and I have invent jed another machine for making accouche ment the most aisy thing in existence—a i mere flea-bite to the most tender body ima ginable!— And it was partly these inven tions, indeed, that brought ine to this coun try now, because I did not choose lu give foreigners the benefit of them. I —Kir U- Birnie.—Well, Sir, it may be all very true, hut, unfortunately, we have no funds with which to forward your journey in a manner suited to the dignify of a descen dant of Charlemagne, and I am afra.d you must lind your way to Wexford as ell as you can wit limit our aid. The applicant said lie was sorry he had troubled the ma gistrates, and should press his request no farther. He bowed, and placing his huge cocked hat on his head with an air if dig nity he walked out of the (slice. A person calling himself Mr. V* inter, | and assuming the manners of a gentleman, {some time since applied at a house in iSouthampton Street, Strand, which Mr. Holt, the Barrister, was going to quit, in order to become a tenant, and at length fixed on Saturday to give a final answer, when he said he should bring two or three ladies with him to inspect it. Oiders were given to the seivants, if the family were from home, to accommodate the party with the best drawing room ; and at the appoint ed time the gentleman called, and after| asking if the ladies were come, and being [answered in the negative,said, he supposed | they would soon arrive, and was shewn up’ jstairs. He observed, he expected a gen jtlcinan to call, whom he requested might be shown into a room 0:1 the same floor. — [Soon after a gentleman did call, who prov ed to be a jeweller, with a valuable assort ment of goods; when Mr. Winter was shewn to him, and after inspecting the ar ticles for some time, he selected four gold watches, value 100F which lie begged the jewellei’s permission to take into the uext room, to show some ladies ; this of course was granted, when Mr. W. walked into the room, took lii hat, and decamped. The [jeweller waited till his patience was ex-[ liausted, when he rang the bell, and stated the case to the servant, who of com so could give no satisfactory account of the swind ler. it is needless to add, that no ladies ever called, nor has any thing since been heard of Mr. Winter. iMk Port °f Stmmmh. sff§ Cfj* JU Arrivals since our last. The sloop Caroline Delano, from this port, arrived at New-York in 4 days. The schr Washington, Mason, from this port, has arrived at Darien, in 4 days. The sloop Good-Intent, Allen, cleared at Da rien for this port, on the 30th. A brig from Baltimore, bound to this port, an chored in Hampton Roads on the I9th. QfT The Better of the Ship MOUNT VERNON, for Liverpool, will be closed This Evsxino, at 6 o’clock, at the counting-house of MITCHELL L BARTLETT. June 1 39 For Baltimore , x.fi&f'i The regular packet Sloop WMZ EXPRESS, Vyiko, master, will meet with dispatch—for freight or passage having good accommodations apply to the capt on tour.l at Jones’ upper wharf, or to HALL A HOYT. IVho have for sale on board raid vessel. 500 bushels Maryland White Com 50'bbls Herrings 15 boxes Codfish 3 dozen Wire Sifters June I 30 John Lathrop £5 Cos. Hunter's Wharf. OFFER EOR SALE, 4000 bushels prime Maryland Corn 100 bundles Hay 40 hhds. prime Muscovado Sugar 75 bbls best double refined do _ 50 pieces Inverness Cotton Ragging SO kegs Lard 30 bbls. prime Beef. New-York Inspection 10 hhds. 3d proof Neutral Rum 10 boxes No 10, Cotton Cards 3 quarter casks March’s superior Madeira Wine 30 bbls. Glauber Salts 100 boxes No. 10 and 12, AYiniorr Glass Jape I——4lo \ Coffee, Sugar and New Shad . 135 bag? prime Havana Coffee S lihds Muscovado Sugar 49 bbls 110 1 ■) 32 half bats no if. New Shad 34 bbls no 2 j) Landing and for sate bv DCUCI LASS Si SORIIELL, Who hare in Stgre, 50 bbls WKi'e’s best Oio 50 do relined Sugar f>o do kiiii dried Corn Meal iff superior quid 40 ps42 inch brown Inverness Coitou iiagj.pii,r iO pipes Coliiienar Wine Window'(.lass assorted sizes A few dozen of Wire St ives Spanish and Am. St ipes in hlf. Sc qr. boxes. June 1 3t 30 L. Ti. Sage (Jo. OFFER FOR SALE, 3000 bushels Corn 30 bbls. Ale 100 do Mess and prime'Beef 20 do Mess Fork 20 qr. casks Malaga Wine 30 pipes 1. in 100 boxes Soap and Candles 50 bbls. Loaf Sugar 20 kegs No. 1, Tobaceo 25 do laird 20 bbls. Navy Bread 10 thousand jlelpino Segars 100 do Common do 100 kegs Crackers 50 bbls- Sugur With a generri assortment of GROCERIES. jttne t Planter’s Bank. QrpHIS Bank wiil be shut on S VITKDAY tile 'll Ist June, for the settlement of the books of the same, preparatory to declaring the semi-an nual dividend oil Monday the third. Therefore all paper falling diie on that day, must be taken up on Friday. JOHN F. LLOYD. may 25 c Cashier Protein For New-l ork, •r-ffJjJT The Packet Sloop ESSEX —ltygers muter ■ Will sail the day after to-morrow (SUND AY.) Eor freight or passage, having good accommo dations. Apply to the master ou board at Ex change Wharf, or to may 31 i ISAAC COHEN, j For Baltimore, vSlasA The regular Packet ia>ttS£.Sloop PACKET, A. Terwi/tiiftr mr.-ter Will have immediate dispatch. For freight or pas!ige, having good a IcoimnodidiuiH, apply to capt. T. 011 bor i-d at Bolton’s'Central Wharf, or to may 30 HALL & HOYT. For Boston, The Schr SS-M5 HOPE AND ESTHER— To sail on W ednesday ne.i t. Having half hei 1 cargo engaged. For the remainder O'-passage, apply on board ut Hunter’s Wharf, or to LEVIoTONE L CANDLER, may 30 29 .Tone's liuildint*. For Liver-nool. He!fast or ila vrc, • .2* fnvjht may offer, The stanch 15; itisli Brig SUSAN, William Wevmoutli maste;. can carry abhtp 509 bales cotton, and will be despatched without delav. apply to JOHN HUNTER. ll’.'to /.as for salt:, 5000 Bushels Liverpool Salt 20 Chaldmns Ooal may 28 <l*26 Neither the Capt. nor consignee v.ill be ac j countable for any debt contracted by the crew of tile said vessel. Corn, Flour and Bacon. 3500 bushels prime w hite Corn, in bulk and bags 5000 lbs of Georgia sal petred Bacon 40 bbls Flour Also—suga’, Coffee, Whiskey, Gin, Ice. Which are offered for sale low, by FREDERIC SELLECK. may 29 Landing from brig Almira. 431 bags Sugars, of a superior quality 17 lilid*. Muscovado do 40 cases fresh London Mustard 3 pipes otard Dupey St Go. Brandy For sale hy LA WHENCE a THOM FSON. may 29 27 iH Mackerel. Landing and fur iu!e, 30 bbl3 No. 1 Mackerel 20 do No 2 do MITCHELL BARTLETT, may 39 37 c V McDermott, YITjAS received by the sehooner Laura from CkS Fhiiadcldhia, 12 half bbls. Beef and 4 of Tongues, choice pieces, put up expressly for family use, by W. SIiUSLER. may 13 Corn Afloat , 2500 bushels Virginia Corn on board the sloop Two Sisters at Taylor’s Wharf In Stow, 20 bbls Beer (Law and Beveridge’s brand) 10 do do R Dunlop’s do 10 do Newark Cider 15 do l’ilot Bread 20 tubs and 10 firkins Gusher, Butter 15 M Spanish Sugars, for sale by GVdBS & ALEXANDER, mry 39 3t 27 Flour & Com. 200 ’carrels Superfine Fluur 2450 bushels Maryland Corn. Just received per sloop j’acket, and for sale by may 3i> HALL It HOY f. Lost or Mislaid , Anew green silk Umbrella, with the owners name on it in three uifTerent places; who ever may have found the same and will leave it at this office will receive the thanks of the owner. AUCTIONS tty J. IS. Herbert Cos. Hirs DAY,’ Ist hist, at 11 o’cloch, v-ii-t sold before ouhstorcj ’ 10 hhds and 20 bis Sugar 20 fats Whisk’ -y 2o boxes Claret 10 bis dried Apples 2 crates Crtickerv ai.su, 3 cases Straw Bounds. Terms c -Ji. June 1 50 On i LESDAA, 4lh hut. will be sold at the court house in this citj, A Negro VVum.ui, a gu.ul Cook, At,sa, Iwa (tigs uiul Harness. Terms cash june I f>y I};iker § Miiitint, Go MON I) A 1 3J /list, at h It past 10 o’clock Will be sold before our Auction Store, A large assortment of G 11 O C F U 1 E S. And at 12 o’clock in store, a lar e assortment of BUY GOODS. june 1 ADMINISTRATORS’ SA.LR.~~ By J. B !icrbort 5j Cos. On the first Tuesd v in August next, at TANARUS! o’clk before the court house in tin- citt, will be sold Wharf Lot No. 8, and the im provementt there on Also, thr lot and buildings thereon, la'e In the occupancy of Patrick Stanton, deceased, situat ed in St James’ square, Heaihcote ward, sold by permission of the Hon. the inferior Court of the county of Chatham. The abov eis the property of tiie estate of Patrick Stanton deceased. Tern s cash. By order of the Administrator. jure 1 .By Bilker and Minton, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. On the first Tuesday ;n June next, will be sold in front of tlu Court-House in Savannah, be t\v eeii the usual hours, The Fundings on Lot Vo. (40) Warren Ward, in said city, together u itli the un expired term of the lease of sahl lot, bciim- the remaining part of the estate of H. 11. son,° dee. Sold by virtue of an order of the lion , die Infe rior Court of Chatham County, by order of the administrator, terms cash. ’ ‘ apiil 6 Fresh Medicines , Dye Stirlfs. SPICES, 4*5. M TORANCI3 J. LAY—lias just received by 43? ‘he ships Garonne and o.her late arrival's a fresh supply of Genuine Articles, w hich w-iil he warranted of the first quality, and sold iow ai his Drug and Chemical Ware-House, Corner of Congress and Whitakur-sUeets Shaclds Buildings.” AIIOKO.iT WHICH ASF. Essri.ee Spruce,'Powdered Ja’iap Calomel, Tart Emetic Ipecac in Hippo, powdered Cnhini’-s Gum Opium Anmuiuifl, G"m Kiwi At i;li, lit iizi/ n, ( ur.i Gti.,e Flowers Bvrtzoin, i’ertiviar. II a :k Bail'um Honey, liarlem Oil Godfrey’s Conlial, Sugar Lead White Vitro;!, Compcsition Mortars Glass Mortars, Castile Sf.au Syrenges iissorted. Dressed Skins Rochelle Sails, English Epsom Sales Common Saits. Ground Logwood Stick Logwood, Copperass A Hum, Pe-ai l Ash Rotten Stone, Cream Tarter Seidletz Powders, in tin boxes Castor Oil, Sweet Oil Oil Sassafras, Do Lemon Do Worm Seed Do Worm Wood, Do i'an.sey’ Worm Lozenges, Sweet Spirits Niter Hortshorn, Hallsem Cope via Hops, Forceps, Evans Crown La ride t a Gum Lancets, Spring Lancets French Chalk, Flake White Drop Lake. Nutmegs Cinnamon, Muce Cloves, Wax Tapers Flax Seed, Tooth Powder Tooth Paste, Tooth Brushes Together with a general assortment of Shara Furniture, Vials, patent Medicines, be. &c may 29 27 State of G eorjria, ? CHATHAM COILVVTr. <, PERSONALLY came before me, one of the Justices appointed to keep the peace, Jas. Johnston of Savannah, and made oath, that, some time in the year 1813, it having come to the knowledge of this deponent that certain mali cious, and. as this deponent then did S; now does believe, false and unfounded charges had been exhibited (by a person then unknown) against Mr. George Horlbeck of said city, and that a warrant had been obtain'd against him out of the office of the late Gnfen It Duke, esq ; this deponent did personally apply to him, the said Duke, in the name and in the presence of said Horlbeck, for a copy or perusal of the affidavit (said Duke stating that there was one, and but one, in his office against Mr. Horlbeck) which he refused, as also to give up, on a demand by this deponent immediately in subsequence made, the name of the perso.i who had made said alii davit, but consented to qua sh said wiiituut (from an evident impression of the inability of said affidavit) on the contradicto-iy testimony of Mr Horlbeck alone ! Thi, testimony was accord ingly given, and received by said jjyke in legal form, and said warrant was accordingly quashed, to the entire satisfaction of the deponent, who verily then believed, and does now believe, that the said charges were false, and such as have-, with metaphoric propriety, often been called “stabs in the dark.” Sworn and subscribed before me, this 24th of Mav, 1822. JAMES JOHNSTON. B. POBBIKS, I. t, Kollock'B Sermons. Apart of the edition of the above work is re. ceived, and ready for delivery. Subscrib ers will please send for their books. S.C.kJ.SCHENCK, tnay 14 i