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111I 11- V 1” I it 11 Al j- Columbian Museum, 4A7i SAVANNAH GAZETTE. PBnrtKO AJr* rnaLisnsb os .the bat,’ bt MiqHAEIvJ. jrjfrPEltV CO, i Term BAHT 8APE8....g8 .paydble in advance. cocmtkt taper, issued on Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturday, (containing $1 the news and new advertisements of the daily paper) So jper an num —payable in advance. 4 . %. t ■ ( ■■■ - ■ v V',- - : r FRIDA r JtpBMLVG, JVov. 28. e= ?=“ ‘ ‘ ‘ Capt. Bradley, of the Milo, arrived at this port yesterday from New.York, after areiqark ably quick passage of 90 hours, has politely furnished us with a New-York Gazette of the 21st inst. three days in anticipation of the mail. j From the Ch . Courier of the 26 th received per the Volant. :■ ‘ ‘ COMMERCIAL. The following Circular, handed us by one of ‘oiir commercial friends„furnishes, we believe, a correct state of the French markets: \ “BORDEAUX, 9th OCT. ‘ “I profit of the departure of our friend capt. Siiliman, to hand you a price current, andio give you some information on the: state of our market. “Very little has been doing in cotton for some time, as the manufacturers were hold ing back with the expectation of a reduc tion iii the pric6*to\varils the approach of the new crop, but in which they will bedis- as y I am fully persuaded that prices will keep up, and there is very little in the country, and they have no stock on hand. Some Carolina of good quality was sold here a few days ago at 245f. There is npt a single bale of long staple in the market) a,small parget that carne in the Portia, was sold before it was seen at 375f, duty paid ; and 150. to 200 bales would still command the same price,but a greater quantity would reduce the price and be difficult of sale, as there, is very little con sumption fqr this quality. “Our‘corn-crops in this part of the coun try are very deficient; those in the North are more abundant, but they will only be able to aftoi-d us moderate supplies; it is therefore probable that rice will bring a good price ’during the winter, and Ido not think it will, be under 40f. 350 bags of Piedmont, inferior to Carolina, have just teen sold at s£f. . - “Tobacco is dull sale—we have few purchasers except the government, & they to a limited extent* of foreign to bacco; and should the indigenous crops sucteed, they will want still less. We have already large supplies on hand in all ports,•and more expected, and when gov ernment purchases we have England for a competitor, a9 samples are sent over and tendered. There is also a great deal of protection necessary to get tobacco sold ini ■ this Way, and those who bribe highest Sell | most. 1 think there will be a considerable reduction in the price of the article. “Coffee ineets a ready sale, and good or dinary qualifies brWght 20. a 21c. in bond. I should tliink this article worthy your at tention* 4* v*-V.. -1 % 4 a-v ---“Caraccai Gqcoa is getting scarce and 1 advancing m price; the last sale was at 30 1-2 c. “Brown Havana Sugars are in demand for exportation. - *‘Brandy fell ye=ten] ay 50 francs per pipe—I§Q pipes of Xrmagnac, Ist proof, fiavingbeen;sold at 650francs* Our vin tage wifi be Very bad this year, and* pri ces of both Brandy and must’ up.** From a Ifordettnx Prices Curent, Oct. 10. Cottar! upland, per lOOlbs. 230.a 250f. demanded; liouisiana, 240 a 265f. deman ded; Island, 330 a 54 sf. demanded. Rice, new, per lOOlbs. 50 a 55f. free,'none in market. Tobacco, Vjrg. per lOOlbs. 80 all Os.; Georgia, Kentucky, See. 70 a 90f. ; sales very uncertain: Pot Asfies per 100 lbs, 50 a 6£f. in fair demand. Quercitron Bark.'pe.r lOOlbs.2&a36f.dull. Beeswax, per lb. 1 f 90c. a 2f. sc. Coffee, line green, pei ib. if. 20c. a If. 27c. ;Tt.*Ofnnirigo, if. 10c: a If. !70.; both in great demand, Cwoa.Caraccas, per lb. If. 80c. a 2f; Isl and and maragnon,7scaßsc. ; first qualify of gll these demanded sales. Sugar, H%p vatta, white clayed, pdr lOOlbs. 75f.a 93f. brown do. GOf. a 75f, muscovado, 60f a 75f. at! lem’d. Pepper,pi*, lb. If. a If. tfre;Bales. Pune to, per lb. 35c, a oOc. Indigo, Span ish, flotant, Os. a 1 If. 50r. j Bengal, Bf. a Ilf. •ales demanded. Cochineal, per lb. 38f. a 40f. Hoc mi, pet lOOlbs, O.lf, a loss. Log. wood, Campeachy, per lOOlbs. 9f, a Ilf. dull. Fustic, par lOOttrt, Os a its. dull. Nicar|gua 4 wqod, jjer lOOlbs. a dull. - Mahogany, cp fixed price. Bear skins,fine northern,mr piece, 25f a 32f. j Southern, 15f. a 20fe Dear skins, in the hajr per piece, 4f. a Af.; shaUd, per lb 3f. a Sf. 25c. Hides, Buijmta Ayres, pet 100 lbs. 79f. a 82f abundant. Cassia, per lb, 2ft 10c a 2f.50c. dull, leas, hyson, per lb. sf. a 6f. sales; hyson skiij, 2f. 45c, a 2f. 50c. very dull; Souchong,|2f. 50c, a 2f.’ 60c, very dull. ‘America! flour, per barrel, s§t. a 60f. entitled to btkmty. W 3 ALGERINE fIRA TEB. It will be perceived, bn a perusal of the following article, translated from a Ham burg paper, that the consuls of Great Brit ain, the Netherlands, prance and Spain sanction the indiscriminate plunder of commerce of the wUld, by the bar bary corsairs. The knowledge of this fact cannot but excite astonishment, when we reflect that, a few months ago, England sent a powerful fleet to subdue, those unprinci pled freebooters. In that dreadful conflict she lost hundreds of lives), and spent an immense sum of money —for what ? Why, as the event proves, after patching up a lame arid impotent peace, to give these vile and unprincipled robbers official authority again to commence their depredations up on the highway of nations. The public will recollect reading, some time since, in the extracts flour London papers, the account of the capture and re capture of the Russian ship Industry; but the English editors took special care to conceal from the world thispiYt of the in formation connected with that recital. HAMBURG, 13th auo. 1817* A letter from the heroic captain Schu mann, of the Riissian ship Industry, dated Lisbon,* 17th July, mentions the fallowing particulars concernig the capture Sand re taking of bis vessel. The Algerine! corsair ors, and Wiled in the English language the said captain, ordering him to come on board. This was on the 3d of July, at meridian, and in sight'of cape Fimlterre. The captain, not suspecting the brigto be an Algerine cruiser, want on board in his boat. When he got on board he produced his papers, to which no attention was paid, % Turkish pass being wanted, and yfcssel and cargo declared a lawful prize—eleven men. armed with muskets, pistols and sa bres, were put on board the ship, and five of the crew taken out; among which were the; mate, two natives of Russia, and an adopted boy of the captain’s, and carried onboard the pirate, where they no dotobt now experience the hard fate of slavery. As soon as the pirates had get-possession of the ship, they confined the captain and the five remaining seamen to the cabin, placing at the door a sentry with a drawn sabre. They bore away for Algiers, and on the 4th of July passed Porto. Thus situated, capt. Schumann proposed to his men to attempt, even at-the risk of their lives, to retake the vessel; and fiqding them ready, they on the sth July made a desperate attack upon the Turks, and after one hour’s- hard fighting, succeeded in kil ling every one of them : their bodies were thrown overboard. In this unequal con test, capt. S. received a wound on the head, one in the thigh, and another on his arm— his crew escaped unhurt. After the re taking of the ship, another corsair* hove in sight, by whom they were fortunately pas sed without being noticed. On the 7th July they arrived safely at Lisbon. Among the papers, found upon the bodies of these pirates, were passports of the con suls of Great Britain, the Netherlands, France, and Spain., residing in Algiers, di recting the commanders of vessels of war belonging to their respective nations } nei ther to detain qr molest ALGERINE .Cruisers or any of their prizes ! i Abraham G. Claypole, of Philadelphia, is appointed cashier of the United States Brandi Bank at Chiliccffhe, Ohia. The in stitution is expected tocommence business about the first of December. William Cochran, of Philadelphia, i3 ap pointed cashier of the Branch to be estab lished At Louisville, Kentucky. Coroner's Report. —On the 14th inst, the coroner was called to view the body of a rnaii unknown found drowned at Coenties vlip, Apparently about 30 years of age. Had on a round blue jacket, blue-vest and trow*- sera, striped cotton sldrt, shoes ami stock* ings His clothes were good, and he was jirohahly the mate of some vessel. t . Prices at Antigna,Nov. I/—Flour, sl2 j rum, 50 cts per gallon; molasses, 49 j su-j gar, 810 per cu t. *, Extract of a letter received in Fluladelp/da, dated Thoinastou<n,CJ\’ie.J‘Nf v - £ have had a great faR of snow in this place, completely coveting the ground. The very sndfien change frpm warm to in tense cold weathei* has given nearly all of us the ague.” v ‘M” * Indian Mission.^—Ten or twelve Indian chiefs, of the Wynadof, Delaware and Sen eca Tribes have arrived at the seat of gov ernment under the direction of mr. Isaac Walker. The object of their mission it is said, “is to accomplish the final adjustment of the purchase of the Ohio lands, lately ce ded to the United States,” ?|| ‘- ,l ’ - jr —'■■■■>*’ r —* * i; ’ ; '' 1 ARRIVED, ‘ Brig Olynthus, ISharp, PlulatlelphiAT* 7 days, and seventy-six hours from light to light, to Perry & W light, consignees, with sugar, beet) oil, rye, bricks, hats, glassware and leather, to E. Chittenden, B. M’Kinne & co. W.Butler&co. Johnston &■ Hills, Bacon & Bruen, Campbell & Cumniing, Perry &. \\ right, G. Anderson, Or Sturges, A. G. Semmes, Harrall & Worrell, F. Sfcllick, Hall & Hoyt, J. Battelle, Lawrence & Thomson, Erwin & co. J. Guenin & co. J. John ston, S. Lears, ,G. W. iVi’Allister, H. W, Hills, Gillett 8* Milne, J. Nevitt. Passengers, rev. mr. Hoyt and family, mr. JVeyle and daughters and servant. ‘djr'Saw a large ship ashore on Wim ples, about 14 miles north of cape Batterass, and appareritly 6 miles from the shore—it was the ship Vpiicher, of course, which lias been men tioned. * ♦-..is- Brig Hero, Chase, Boston, 17 days, to J. Tsat lelle, owner, with an assorted cargo, to Kettell & Sew all, J. H. Walter co. Ciark & Tileston, Solomon Sargeant, J. Lathrop & eo. B. M’Kinne St co. 01nutfead'& Battelle, and Campbell St Cum ming. Passenger, mr. Sargeant. ‘ SclnvMik),, Bradley, Newyork, 90 hours, to G. F. 0. Palmes, with ruin, gin, whiskey, ci der, raisins, hats, flour, butter, cheese, tea, beeftohgue, herring, crackers, hats, powder, oil, and soap,"to Fox Brant, E. Chittenden, J. George, if M’Kinne co. J. &L. Kopman, P. Jones, M. W- Hills, Ailing & Rolf, F. Taylor 6 co M. Hoag, Stanton (J Byrd, T. Bradley, G. Tufts, J. Bradley, Lawrence & Thompson, P. Deuell, Hall & Hoyt, Norton & Wadhams, F. H. Welman, E. 8. Kempton, and others- Pas sengers, mr. Nuagezer and family, messrs., Tay-. lor, Forbes, Hurd, Lee, Davidson) Woodruff, Hamilton, and capt. Brad'ey. Sloop Eliza, STeet, Newiiavet), via Newyork, bound to Charleston, 12 days out, put in here on account of bad weather; had been obliged to heave over part of her deck load. Sloop Volant, M’Lpatv C harleston, 1 day, to Isaac Cohen, consignee, with rum, crates, Btc. to messr3. Woodruff and Goodman. Spoke schr. New-Orleans, 4 days from N. York, going in to Charleston. Passengers, mrs. Lindsley,and messrs. ylfoore, Goodman, Dodge, and 4 in the steerage. Sloop Delight, Cooper, Charleston, 1 day, with wine, sugar, rum,, pork, tobacco, candles,’ raisins, and figs, to Campbell & Cumming, H, A. Rogers, J. Guenin, tt. Richardson & co. Johnston Sf, Hills, C Maureli, DObsou fj Hills, L. Baldwin & co. D. Williford, Isaac Cohqn, and J. Gardner. Passengers, mrs. Taylor, mr. and mrs. Harvey and ‘3 children, miss Chadwick, miss Course, miss Cohen, miss Myers, lieut. Courtney, capt. Pierce, messrs. Conyers, Per cival, Goffe, Rogers, Drege, and several others. CLEARED, british brig Warner, Baird Greenock. sch. Olive-branch, Irish, Wilmington, w. c. —by C Cotton (J co. The passengers in the brig Speedy Peace, are happy iri thus publicly testifying the un remitted attention and ability of captain R, Fos dick, during- their late passage from New-York to this port. ARRIVED FROM THIS PORT. ‘ Sarah-ann, Lombard, at Boston, 15 days. CLEARANCES FOR THIS PORT. Hal, Cowell, at New-York 21st inst. Fatvn, Jones, at Boston 18th. VESSELS UP FOR THIS PORT. At New-York, Nov. 20—brig Roderic, Hard ing, to be dispatched immediately ; brig Eliza, Thayer, do. Baltimore, Nov. 20. Cleared, Lovely Lass, Wilkinson, Richmond ; Dispatch Packet, Norris, Salem. Philadelphia, Nov. 19. Arrived, schrs. Josephine, Laguira, 15 and 3 Forto-Rico 12 days ; Maria, Briggs, N. York, 2 days; Enterprize, Harding,Bristol, Eng.4o days, crates and copper; Rolla, Lunt, Newburyport, 7 days; Hunter, Higgins, st. Andrews, 15 days ; Tekeli, Doane, Boston, 22 days; sloop Martha, Godfrey, N. York.—Below, ship Stronger, Whit -1 ney, st. Petersburg; ship Wm. Savary, Barden, ■ from Calcutta. Cleared, brigs Anh : M’Clean, Havana ; Geor. ’ Packet, Hewes, Georgetown; schr. Paul Lille White, Denyke, Norfolk. [By the schooner Mi.lo.~\ New-Yorlc, Nov. 21. Arrived, brig Telegraph, Munro, 7 days from Charleston, -with cotton, rice, &c..; Ketch 4lar garet, Pitts, Petersburg, flour & tobacco ; schrs. Betsey, Robinson, Richmond, flour and tobacco ; Fanagon, Thayer, Baltimore, flour 8i drygoods ; 1 Mary Pamela, Dickey, Richmond and Norfolk, flour and tobacco ; Maria, Lathan, Charleston, 7 day, cotton lignumvitae, &c; Emily, Bnkeman, Edenton, 15 tiays, wheat. Sailed in co. with schrs. Coaster & Gen. Jackson, and several others for N. Yofk; Mary-Ann, Bebee, Wilmington, 10 days, cotton, flour, salt, &c ; Eliza-Ann, Wilson, Rich mond, 10 days, flour and tobacco ; R-rtiittance, Ifowes, Philadelphia; sloop Aboona, Knapp, Pe tersburg, 7 days, flour and tobacco; Hiram, Ilen drigks, Chatham.—Below, ship Francis, Boyer, T. Island, 16days, salt; two schooners. Louisa Cecelia, arrived at Leghorn 17th Sept, from this port,. , , * Cleared; schrs. Union, Mersereau, Norfolk ; Undaunted, Don, N. Orleans ; Sarah & Hannah, Hunt, Charkston; sloop Scourge,Groot, philad.; Suian, l.yndop, Alaxandria. v Boston, Nov. 18, Arrivad, brig Charles & F.Men, Upton, st. Eu. staiitt.—CU are<l, ship Bristol Trader, Spalding, Bristol; brigs British Tar. Williamson, Liver pool i Fawn, Jones, Sjfvanhah; schrs Elisa, Luce, Fort an Prince; Little Sarah, Coliier, \V, Indies ; Elisabeth, Snow, Baltimore-; Anchovy, Marsion, ( li4rle-t*m Arrived at t w tine, ach Margaret, Whitney, 1 jPnr| i| Prince, 31 (lays, having lost 3 smmo4 I brig Retrieve, Laavrll, frpm Ml RusUtb, JMJt'. 18, Arrived, schr. Widow ’s Son,. Partridge, N. Carolinasloop Concord, Bulldey, New York, 5 clays. Cleared, brigs Geo. Little, Southw ick, Rotter dam ; Gov. Uarverjvßoten, Havre, f % lhe St. ‘Paul, At Gloucester, we'have recei . vgd Paris papers to Oct. 6, inclusive; no news. French stocks 6th, 65 5a 65 35. Left, tlie Fac tor, of New, York. The Atlas, for \ irginia, was lymg'tp, off tile harbor, for her passengers. - r'tfie Cicero (arrived on Friday) spoke Aug. English ship 21 frqm Bataviafbr Lou don, who put a number of letters on board,from masters &c. of American vessels at Batavia. The officer who catite on board said they left a mem ber of Americans at Batavia and Spni/irang, names unknown, except ship Patterson, Pearce, of Pro- the tatter place, takirtg troops on board, to sail soon.—The Cicero has performed Her voyage in a little mdre than 10 months, and ■■■■ ■ t For the Mediterranean, ___ (to STOP A-r GmItAtTAR) --The ship CEDES, M p. Mix, com- A few passengers can be com fortably accommodated. Apply bp board, or so nov 28 78 ‘ MINIS& HENRV. For Boston, The brig HERO, captain Chase. For freight or passage apply on board, or tp ■ u - *< J. T'P& HEJE. Who has landing from said brig, P 25 half bbls longues 50 do do, mess Beef 26 bbls Irish tr ess Pb|k SO do no. !, Boston Beef .4 tj.G / ; Landing fro yi brig Clynlhns 24 large hhUs prime Muscovado; SUGARS . nov 28 §7B For sale as,above.- * ; : —— ’ - ‘ For Liverpool, ,Jv§|v Tl.e ship HKWiTT.LYCr, Coffin, master, is now in readiness to receive a cargo. Fcr freight or passage apply oh board, at M’Kinne’s wharf, ot to REA & B UTI/EJi. Who have, for sale, on board of said ship, 38 chaldron best Liverpool COAL, be sold low, if immediate application's made, iw stohb, j • 40 boxes Raisins C 8 bbls pn ime Pork ■ 20 firkins Goshen Butter,-first quality 130 half boxes Soap 20 cases Claret ! • > 20 qr. casks L. and T. Wine r pipes & | Sicily Mail, Wine 1 bale English sewing Twine 2 chests imperial Tea ’ 4 boxes tea setts China , 10 bbls Brooklyn Gin 1 mahogany counting-house Desk * 300 pieces cotton Bagging 1 fine toned Pianna Forte, and A general assortment of VV indsor and fancy • Chairs. ‘nov 28 n? 8 Fuss age tor Liverpool, ICP A few passengers can be hand somely accommodated on board the fine I’hila” deiphia built ship Factor, capt. Hamilton, to sail on or before the Ist of December. Apply tb , NirHOI,AS & NEFF. For Liverpool, The well known packet ship JOHN 81 EDWARD, S. S. Webb; master. For freight of 300 bttk-S cotton (the rest of her oar go being engaged) or for passage, the ship hv->- ing elegant accommodations, apply tb captain Webb, on board, or to nov 27 77 RICHARDS 8c HARROW AY. / ■_ For sale, w&fMiy TJie stanch andfast-sailing schooner Freemason , capt. Lymburn, just arrived from the city of Washington, in complete order, built of the best materials, and w ell calculated for any voyage that may require despatch. For terms apply to Cheese & Lippitt, or at Bolton’s central wharf, to. F. 11. WELM-tJy, Who has received per said schr. and for sale cheap, if taken from on board, 100 kegs and 25 half bbls. Crackers, made by the celebrated Jamieson, in Alexandria 34 bbls. Shad, t Y 6 ndv 26 Wanted to Charter wJftreV A‘ good Vessel, of 200 tons to carry a .vSisk Cargo to a port in Europe. For particu lars apply to B. M’KINNE & CO nov 58 s 78 I fete am Boat Company. The’OFFTCE of the agent of the Steahßoat Compart, is removedto the wharf formerly own ed by Caig & Mitchell. All shippers of proper ty on board the Company’s boats; wiH in future be required to make out one receipt for the use of the agent. P. SCHENK, agent S.B C. nov 28 • 78 < \ Landing, from ship Prudence, 3a bundles Hay ;% 2000 feet white pipe Boards 2O barrels Newark cider . f ” Goshen Butter,in firkins. For sale by V CHARLES W. CARPENTER 8; CO. nov 28 78 1 ‘ ‘ “ The Subscribers ( Have norw landing per brig Hero, . - 30 maliogany high post Bedsteads 20 field do 10 single do 25 dozen Windsor Chairs 4 mahogany Wash Stand 9 0 B'ereaus 1 ‘ f j f.- \ l ■ ■ , 21 barrels Glauber Salts 8 barrels pilot bread OEMSTEAD& BATTELLE. nov 28 o§ 78 ’ 1 ‘f' l 1 11 ■■ ■■ . ■■■-. Brewster’s Hats. JUST received by the schooner Milo, an ex tensive assortment of Brewster’s extra super. HATS, of the newest fashions. Also —receiving per daily arrivals, Hats of al most e vary description, which makes our assort ment superior to any ever offered in our line in Georgia. J H. WALTER 8* co. nov 28 78 For Sale. ®The HUb*cr‘.lmr* offer for sale, that convenient and pViyantly situated ,Lot, in Bryan street, fronting Juftnsmt’s wi|| the improvements consisting of‘a don hie tenement HuihUng, wit% all nedeawry amt. Wl.Ut.jAi iu f/jdir. Em,ire id* - th of tfic sdliwriheif, _ rnv.trk ‘HMkwn, * • * NW landing, *2O tihds. tfr.. Rum 6 pipes and 10 quarter casks teneiifle 16 hhds. muscovado 32 do do 12 do currant Wine 3 hbdsjoaf SpgUr T™ ‘ ‘ ldo lump <jp , H 1() chests hyson 4 100 bbls. pilot and natty: Bread 1 bale House-paper >, , j. 2 boxes v 5 cases straw s 2 tons gasorfed Cordage j 20 kegs, first .qiiaKt;y BdUer 20 bbls. albauy double Ale 3 cases Coai se and fine Hots 6 kegs manufiictured Tobacco 15 boxes spermaceti Candles cases northern Homespuns .25 boxes Cheese. For sale by ivov 27 i7B GREEJK'E & LIRE ITT Jam. Bum, Slicrn Wine, Landing per sloop Volant, . f’ 20 hlids 4th proof Jamaica Rum, * Per ship Justinu , 40 quarter casks Sherrv Wine. ; . ,v : ‘ ■[ ‘ I‘ef sloop Delight, 20 quarter Casks Sherry (Vine. 10 half-quarter cask s dry Malaga Wine* Fer ‘brig OlVnthvs, > 2 pipes real Hollun and Gin—for sale bv • nov 28 s 73 ISA AC COHEN. I-• ‘* ll# •” ‘ ‘*/ ‘ !v * Calmet’s Bictionarv. SC BSCKlLSlfitS,,to CALMF.T’s DICTION! RY OF THE BIBLE, are inforjned thatif< sth volume is received,for which, they are n. quested to call immediately, nov 28 s 73 W. T WILLIAMS. __— i Stone Lime. 400 casks Stone Lime, momently ex. pected and which will be engaged low, bv irbv 28 s7B'.’ ISAAC CO HEX , *. , , ... ‘V - ‘ ‘-__V - . - t ‘. Paper Hangings. JUST opening a variety of* FRENCH Kpff H ANtaNGS, at 50 cent per piece, and BO? DERING at,75 cents. W. T. WILLIAMS, nov 27. nf 78 Brant § Fox, HAVE FOR SALE, 4 Jit their store, on Telfair's -shetrf, ■ 50 casks loridon brown Stout 25 do burton Ale 1.5 liH&s’ muscovado Sugar ‘230 boxes Herrings 50 do boston no. 1 and 2 Soap 25 do Doolittle’s do. 10 barrels refined loaf Sugar 1.5 do white Beans 10’ do Albany Peas 10’ kegs pickled Salmon > 100 do dp Cucumbers, Beans and Peppat 200 resups wrapping Paper <■ ‘■* 250 nests boxes 10 casks prime Goshen CheeSe Firkins and jars Goshen Butter Boxes spermaceti Candles, and A general assortment of GROCERIES. ‘}'■ Also, for sale ds above, 1 elegant brass mounted Gig 3 do plated do. a Kittufefens, an<l 1 four-w’h eel Carriage. nov 27 77 • - -*tc4 Pork, Beef, . 3 barrels prime Pork 20 do do Beef 20 firkins first quality Goshen Butter 20 boxes Mould Candles 130 half boxes Soap, and A quantity of Windsor and fancy Chair Landing from ship John Sc Edward. For sale b nov 27 77 REA & BUTLER. —a i : ; V--. Notice. THE sale of the Pews of the Roman Catholic Chyrch, will take place on Monday the first f December next, at 11 o’clock ip tilt forenoon. 74 nov 24 _ _ Lot for sale. A building lot in Brown ward withs Nifiy soutli front, near the academy, and divid ed by a lane from the new presbyterian church; apply to M. HER BE R T & co. nov 27 s 77 Bills on Liverpool, Payable in London, and 00 Boston, for sale by JOH.Y BOGUE &.CO. nov 2 7 77 Hunter's wharf. J)opfiestie Goods. A CONSIGN MENT, consisting of Broadcloth, Coatings, Sattinets, and plain Cloth, which will be disposed of at from 10 to 15 per cent les than prime cost, to close sales. ’ G. F. & OLIVER PALMES. nov 19 §n 70 Bills Ton New-York, For sale by Charles Cotton. noV . 12 , \ .f Hunter’s wharf. Exchange, BILLS on London, Liverpool and Glasgow payable in London, on New-York and Phi ladelphia, for sale by JOHN SPEARMAN, & co- Fraser's wharf 60 no- 6 t 7“— A Lease for Sale, A STORE, an excellent stand for (mainess. Enquire ol the printer. _ nov 28 Gloucester CUeese. 17 hampers double, Gloucester Cheese; .l'*'- landing from ship Patent, from Ltverpoo , for sale low at Bolton’s central wharf, no. • near Scott 8t Fnhm’s. . , rn nov 28 s 78 t. BtttTFJVa CO. ■ 1 •.*“* ‘ Christ Church. The PEWS in Christ Church, aot .imph, v ill be rented on Monday tin* Irvtda. oflWembrr neat. ‘ 1 r Term, t tin- churchy tn the h'|Hrt udd. r * ‘"JJ one lwlTjeorit, notes payable at > liulanee The huhlsrs of Pew* N< }’• * ’ 1 48,61.64, 69, In fee simple, are ~rr’ ’ v , <0 Ittll on tretmtrte, ami | y Jio * tSmmmnl (low duo, 07 th swnr, silicon that day. I* W H 4BEHh|| A'L 78 -J t +'to 9*4 ***•*