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Vql. 1. a! their way into the wood, and the French vcre obliged to retreat, and viftory d-cided V favor of the Auilrians, about so o'clock. Both fide* have loti. a great number oi men. 7he cartridge shot was very deftruftive to the tuftrians. The Saxons atchieved miracles of • ravery, and to them we are principally in i**bted; for this important viftory.—Many french prisoners are not yet brought in—a wounded Col. of cavalry is one of the princi -1 twelve pieces of cannon have been taken. <_) n ’o Saxon regiment 101 liO killed and 147 wounded ; the Saxon chaffeurs, however, have iutfered molt. _ . We have this moment received the news that after the battle to-day, which laltcd from four to lix in the morning, the French were driven from Leun, Stockhaulen, Bfcberg, and Weilberg. Yesterday the huflars of Blankcrftein palled the Lahn, and made several prisoners. LONDON. June 27. Yejletday two F.nglifi officers, accompanying a jnneh officer from one of the cut ports where he r.ed landed, arrived at Mr. Dundas’ office. It is reported that they bring intelligence of a plea fix t nature, but the purport is not fuffered to trarfpire. The IJI extraordinary meeting of the Whig Club rated 500 guineas towards the expences of Mr. box's (Union for Wefiminfer ; the Duke Northman land fubferibed 500, the Duke of Hed fvi 300, and fveral other of the minority Noblejfe , Be. tn proportions ; the wholefum raj'edfor this purpofc amounts to 3,500/. the expences of Mr. Iloneyujood , in the eleflion fa Kent, are calculated to fall Utile fiiort of 30,000/. those of Sir F. Geary touch on ob.ooo/. ‘ The cr~t)S of wheat and other corn were never fyoken of as being in better conditions than at the Irefpit tme. The hay fcafon has btf remarkably all over the kingdom.—l.ut who are to ice.*) tie benefit of those crips !—and when ? for the lute Mr. Whitbread's brewery, a company of gentleman have offered 350,000/. Mr. Witfi iteai, jun. who wishes la decline bufnfs, cjks 500,000/. i furling. BOSTON, August zi. An arrival yesterday, occrdioncd the circulation oi’ various reports —They are contained in the followinsr Extra 8 of a letter from St. Cro.x, dated Augufl 3. c< We have received information from England, by a DaniPn veflel, from thence, yesterday 35 days, that a very decisive action had taken place on the Rhine, and the Austrians completely defeated, and all their artillery, baggage, &c. tak en ; farther that Pitt’s house was burnt, and Fox in place. Time will net ad mit my giving you particulars, further than the majority of London, by mobs, &c. iniift on a peace being immediately made, ar.d which without doubt must be. It is probable you will receive ail this, and more before this reaches vou, and therefore ihall not be more particu lar. r From Fort-Dauphin. Capt. Nafon informs us, Fort Dau phin was delivered to the French, just previous to his failing, in purluance of the article in the French and hpanilh treaty, which cedes Spanish Hispaniola tojthe French. The French immediately on getting poffctfion, commenced the exercise of their colonial defp.uifm up on the Americans. They take ail car goes, at their ow n prices, and pay those prices principally in promises only* NEW-YORK, August 23. Apprehensions of a viiit from the French are again afloat in England. Three men were ob.erved in founding and making drafts of the northern coait, lecmingly for their amusement. War rants were iliued cut of the fee ret ary of state’s office, two of them made their ei’cape the other was taken and feat to London.—His examination is kept a profound secret. Many suppose that the whole is a miniftcrial ftrick calculat ed to raise the fears of the people, that they may more eaftly consent to an in crease of the militia and military eftab hffiment, which is proposed to be brought forward at the opening of the new Parliament. August 24. By the Rhode-Ifland packets we learn that a French corvette arrived at New port about the middle of Lift week, direst bom Guadaloupe, and informs, that 12 14 French 50 gun ships and frigates arrived there, with a Britifti 50 gun jbip, a prize. The corvette was chafed XIUo Newport by a British frigate. August 27. -xtraft of a letter from capt. fames Neill, °t the bng Mary Ann, dated Cadiz. , ftily 12, 1796, to his envners in Ncvjj- Fyk, rc a : r ecd per jhip Failor , Capt. Eemp, jr.Ji arrived from there . , 3 *‘ Thank God, lam here ! fori ’. s . u a . ver X fortunate escape from two ‘“gerir.es I fell in with off Cape Palos, down from Barcelona. They endeavored to board me, knowing well u !? at I by flic wing my colors, as “ °by speaking a Snanifn lhip which .■ at Salon along with me ; but lucki ‘f f v \ as near the land, I got under c ‘p oi the towers and my anchor, “uieh oroteefed me. When the Algc- ; ln ;. s I was Thus fttuated, they w a * ,,n to windward and made fail Columbian J&uCcum, sv. to the westward.—l considered it would oe imprudent and dangerous immediate ly to follow them, so i put into the p-ort of Carthagena,which detained me 6 davs. “ I ihall not be fiirprifed to hear in a few days, of many of our veil'els being captured and carried into Algiers.— There are several of them in the Medi terranean, and our truce expired on the 6th inst. and no hopes of its renewal, or any other favorable circumstance taking place. There is great talk of war com mencing between Great-Britain and Spain shortly, which I believe will be the case. All the Knglilh vcflels that are in this Port at pre Cent, are ordered to Gibraltar, and they are to fail from hence to-morrow, at all events.” PHILADELPHIA, August 20. A letter from London by the latest arrival states—that great apprehensions had been entertained that the shippers of rice from the United States, would fuitain great lofies, in confcqucnce of the great quantities of rice imported from India—but .these apprehensions had en tirely subsided. T'he rice from India tiai turned out so bad, being of an in ferior quality, that American rice had got up to 255. iter ling pier cwt. August 23. Extra! of a Letter from Falmouth , dated June ig. “ Friday, the Washington, Ameri can Fail India man, 750 tons, through the folly or villainy of the two pii ts (he had taken on board, went on fhoie on tie Lizard Point; the (hip will be iolt. She was esteemed the fineft fit ip belonging to the States; her cargo which can be got at is bringing up here, confift iogof bales of silk, muffins, India hemp, &C. ‘ It is supposed about 300 tons of (ugar, and a great quantity of rice, will be wholly dettroyed, the whole is citi mated in the country at 55,000 pound. The captain had sugar on board to the amount of 14,000 dollars uninsured. She came from Calcutta, but whether for the account of the Engliffi cannot be known; The pilots are abfeonded. * A U C U s T 26. The President of the United States, yesterday received the Chevalier Mart 1 nez De frujo, as envoy extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten tiary, from his Catholic Majeity, to the United States of America. NORFOLK, August 20. Exirafi of a letter from Frcden est town , . Augufl 3. A quantity of luperfine Flour, was offered for sale, on Monday lalt, in this town, at 6 dollars per barrel. ir ir riwi man —1 § % i_jiiimuixijj.jiui.A SAVBfNAH,"September 9. Tuefday last arrived Schooner Sally, Capt. Win. Kirkly, 17 days from New- York. On the 25tli inst. experienced a very fevers gale of wind at N. E. and in icudding under his fore-top fail near Cape May, carried away his fore-top fail yard and fail, together with the top gallant fail, and hove too under a close reefed fore-fail until the gale abated. On the 27th, off Cape Henry, fell in with Admiral Murry’s (leaf, confifling of two line of battle Ships, and five Fr£ gates ; were boarded by an officer from the Admiral’s Ship, and treated with politeness; after the neceflary enqui ries, were permitted to proceed with out further detention. The officer who boarded Capt. Kirk ly informed, that one of the fleet, Capt. Wimms, had gone into Virginia to re fit. Notwithstanding the superiority ” of the naval power of Great-Britain, the French traverse the ocean, and make im mense captures. It is highly propable that great part of one of the Jamaica fleets, lately met with by an American velfel, owing to the finallnefs of the con voy, will be captured ; as a superior force of the French were in pursuit of them, and were within five or fix hours fail. Married at New-York, Mr. Wil liam Pea cock, jun. of this State, to Mrs. Mau Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Commedi ans, whefe deaths were inferred in moft of the public papers, arefaid in a Boston paper, to be actually in Newport, where they exhibit to general fatisfadtion, “ C 1 he and. ad alive.'’ f&mm lUgiQcr. E N T LR E D IN IV A R D. SRhooncr Sally, Kirkly, New-York, t 2. Saucy Jatk, Norfolk, 16. Jam -6, I ult-r, Africa, 50. CLEARED CUT. Schoor.cr Neptune, Peafe, Cape Nichola Mole. Sloop Bacliflor Packet, Shaw, St. Mary’s. JUST RECEIVED, and for sale, By the Subscribers : DufTil and Role Blankets, Back Coatings, White and colored Negro Cloth. Red, white and yellow Flannels. Cambleti, Durants and Tammies. Mullins and Muslin Handkerchiefs. Callicoes and Furniture Cottons. Irish Linens and Sheetings alTbrtcd. Caffiinerc and Swanfdown Jacket patterns. Ladies and gentlemens Hats aiforted. On Consignment. London particular MADEIRA WINE in Qr. Calks. Genuine Old PORT, in ditto. Bohea IEA, in whole an Or. Chefls, and an Invoice of CUTLFRY. EWING & M'CALL. Savannah, Sept. gth. sj-H FOR SALE BY DANIEL IIAMSON, (Corner of St. Julian Street, fronting the Market.) Imported inth-liLLLONA from New-York, and WELCOME RETURN, from Phila delphia. GINGHAMS, muflinets and mnllin hand kerchiefs, calimancoes, durants, tammies, jean, (pinning a nd wild boar ; calicoes, dnnt tiesand jeau ; Irilh linen, brown holland and Scotch dowlas, velvet fatinct, fultians and nan keen ; mens and womens cotton dockings ; lilk and printed handkerchiefs, black satin ; buckles and buttons, ivory and horn combs, and lun dry other articles, l'uch as threads, tape, l>ob bm, ribbon, binding, lilk, twill, pen-knives, &e. See. with an aiforunent of GROCERIES and Liverpool Ware.— A L S O, 8.-ft GUN POWDER, and SAI, 1’ PETRE. Savannah, Sept. gth. 55-ts FOR SALE, That Valuable Tradt of L A N D, SITUATE on Argyle Iliand (about Nine mi es from Savannah, by water] originally granted to John Race, Esq. decealed, found to conraiir on a Rc-furvcy, 378 Acres ; four acres ot which is contained in two Knowls, one of them being lulHciently large lor a settle ment, and sale from common Freshes, the rest Prime Swamp, on an excellent pitch of Tide. The above tradi is bounded North by the Plan tation of Richard Wayne, Esq. South by the Plantation of Mr. Wrn. Williatnfon, and East and Weft by the branches of Savannah River. For further particulars, apply to CAIG, MACLEOD Sc Cos, Where a Plat ol the Re-lurvey may be seen Savannah, July 1. lawtf. JuJl Imported , By E. & C. Stebbins, On board the Brig APOLLO, Capt. Robin son, from New-York : A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND Fafhionabk GOODS , Adapted to the present Season—in addition to those Received by the Fanny, Capt. Swin burn, in May laid, which enables them to offer their Cu stome rs and others, a very Handforne and General Alfortment, which they will dilpofe of at a low advance, for Cash, at their Store on the Bay : Confijhng of the J allowing Articles, viz. FOUR and g Bths Irish Sheetings ; a great variety ot 4 Irish Linens, from 37J to 100 cents per yard ; bed ticking, 3 4ths, 8 4ths, and 10 4ths diapers ; clouting diaper, damalk tablecloths, a variety of coloured fu perfine broad cloths and caiftmers, coloured durants, black ruft'el, bombalin, black India perfians, green silk umbrellas, black mantuas, India luteftrings and satin, dove coloured and white ditto, mens white, drab and green hats, childrens coloured ditto, a variety of ladies muslin handkerchief* and aprons; 6 4ths plain book, checked, striped, and tamboured mul lins ; 4 4UIS and 64th* plain jackonet and tam boured ditto, g-nilrmens cravats ; black Bar celona, printed linen, and cotton handerchiefs; silk and cotton Ihawls, womens cotton hofc ; mens silk, cotton, and random hose ; striped ginghams, brown holland and sheeting, to 4ths fringed cotton counterpanes, 12 4th* fup'rfine Mirfeilles ditto, ftri and figured furniture chintics ; blue, red, and purple furniture cot tons ; light ground chiiufes and calicoes for gown patterns ; plain white, coloured, and spotted Marseilles, for vest patterns ; fine and coarse dimities, Mancheftcr rnuflins and white jeans, coloured satin and figured ribbons, ladies and gentlemens leather and silk gloves aiTorted, India and striped nankeens, humhuins, corded dimities ; medium, gilt poll, folio port, and plain quarto poll paper; ink powder, wa lcrs, and Ualii g wax ; ivory and horn combs, needles and pins, mens neat shoes, ladi-s mo rocco and kid ditto, ladies drelfing casts, pock et books, purses, suspenders, thread cases, mem orandum cases; bell red hark, ipecacuanha, rhubarb, jalap, Anderson’s pills, magnesia, cream tartar, camphor, Turlington’s balsam, Britilh oil, caftor oil, foirits hartfhorn, vola tile drops, laudanum, spirits lavender, eifence peppermint, rofc Sc orange flower waters, milk ol rofrs, bergamot, pungent ftnelling bottles, fait of lemons, court plaftcr, hard and foft po matum, violet soap and wafhballs,coarfe knives, fciflbrs, cork ferews, razors, penknivesafTorted, watch chains and keys, silver pencil cases, black lead pencils, tooth brushes. black pepper, nut megs, loaf sugar, frefh hyfontea, cnoica fticrry wine in quarter caJks, &c. Sec. 5. 45-ts A Bargain. THE fubfrriber will fell all her right, title and interest, in and to, all that Rice Planta tion, called Orange Grove, on Ogechec. A de fer ip', ion of this place, is unnreeifary—the par ticulars will be know bv applying to .SARAH M. DAY, W.iowoJ Jo. •p:i Day, deceafd. August 2g. s i>Gt The. Grand Concert, K ILL hofitively take place To-morrow Evening , at the Filature, as will be previously explained in the Bills. Sept. 6. For NEW-YORK, R-KpTtv The faft failing BRIG /CffS MELLON A, Capt. E. CROOKF.R, T T n.l, fail on TUES VV DAY, the 13th in* It ant. For .1 -.light or passage, having excellent accommodations, apply to the Matter on hoard, or to JAMES MACKINTOSH. September 9. 55‘ For NASSAU, Neva- Providence. The SLOOP fa n c r, poifitively fail the 16th excellent arcommnda tions for 6 or 8 P.t (Ungers ; FOR Freight or Pillage, ap ply to the matter <>n hoard, or to JOHN MORKOWSON. Sept. G. S5- tf JUST ARRIVED, From BORDEAUX via NEW-YORK, and for Saie, Wholcfale or Retail, 20 Cajks Claret WINE, Fittt Quality—By L. HU(UF.NET, At his (lore, corner of Drayton Pc Bryan ttreets. iept. 6. 55*4 t O-R’ o t i c e. e~l MI !•. fdferibers (Captains appointed to con - A dad lie F.le Hon for Mu, or of the frond Rat tal/on of the Chatham Regiment, vice Major Bar nard. te/igned give notice, I h..t an Flcdion for that fur pife, will be held on Saturday the if! of October next, at Mr. P MUledge's place mar town, where the Officers are d’rrbted to meet, and at which time it is expelled they will be pundual in their attendance. By Order of the Lieut. Col. Commandant, JAMES B. YOUNG , GEORGE NUNGESER. Savannah, Sept. 5. 55-ts A CAR D. Mr. FRANCIS, mofl refpeclfully informs the LADIES and GENTLEMEN, of this City, and its environs, that his ACADEMY will open at the Filature, the firfl Thtrrfday in October. — Terms , One Guiea entrance and Two Quar ter. No entrance is required from his former pupils. September 6th. 54-ts JUST RECEIVED^ Per the SCHOONER JAMES, Gi lbs r r Ful 1. er Majlerfrom Cape Mount, on the Wind ward Couftc/ Africa : 75 Prime SLAVES , The greatest part of which, arc grown andvery healty. The SALE of said SLAVES, will commence • on FRIDAY, the 9th inllant. Conditions —One half Payment down, and the other half in March, with approved security. ROBERT WATTS. Savannah, Sept. iff. 53-3 t Just Received, Perthe Sloop BETSY, Peters Matter, from GORE and ISLANDS DELOS , on the Wind ward Coatte/ Africa. 40 Prime Slaves, The greater part of which arc grown and very healthy. The SALE of said SLAVES will commenc* on MONDAY the i2thinft. CONDITIONS, will be made known oa the day of Sale. ROBERT WATTS. September 6. 54* 2t The Subscriber, TAKES this method of informing his friend* in particular, and the Public in general, That he is removed into Prince the nearett red house to the white ttone goal* lately occupied by James Smith, Esq. whrr he continues to Traftice PHYSIC and SUR GERY in its various branches, and hopes from his attention hcretolore to merit a continuance of public favour. MOSES SHEFTALL. .September 6, 1796. 54-3 E The Subscribers, Have received from Ireland, via Charlctton, the following articles : COTTON Bagging, Coarse Se. fine Hats, in small packages, Crockery Ware in Crates, Giofter and Chrfhire Cheese, A quantity of Log, Daep Sea and Lead Line** One Bile of Twine, A few Bales of Irish Linens, Which are now offered for SALE. ROBERT JOHN BOLTON. Savannah, August 23. 50. FOirSALL SUGAR in Hhd. and Barrels, Best Green COFFEE, By BORDMAN CHILLS. %vannah, March 28, 1796. Blank SHIPPING BILLS, For Sale at this Office 219