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Vol. i. June 21. The Adrians arrived last evening at Pentz opposite this city. It is Uid they intend in earned to attach Duflei ftorff. , 0 We hear this moment that 8000 men of the army of the North, and le. en’ battalions of Batavians, marched n >in Holland to rcLii-rce the Frencu at Dm feldorff. TA’IIS, July 14. Adet, minister plenipotentiary of the United States of Amexica, had demand ed a successor. The directory 10-ig fought for one. That embatty had bee; offoed to several citizens, who had re filled it, and particularly to Marey j circumstances have changed in America, and the Anti-finglilh party having re covered their influence, Adet has expre.- feda desire to retain his lituati m, which the directory has complied with. Since the paifige of the. Rhine, up wards of 6000 Auflrian prisoners have been conducted to Stralbourg, and < n the ißth of Meifior (July 6) lopjoiutc were e xpected. The lon of the prince of Wirtemherg, a tall young man lias been taken- priione . General Hoche has arrived iierc, has announced the comp teat ,eiUb lilh neat of all communications in the weft. biijfag? from the iireßory to the council of five Hundred, delivered the I Oth Mj fiior ( June 28 ih) “ Citizen representatives, the retreat of general Jordan was merely a ftrata vern, to draw to that fide all the forces of the enemy. It has fucceeJed, and faclitated to the gallant army of the Rhine, which it has effected in three co fumns, with the moft brilliant success. The Fort of Kehl is in our poffeifion ; we made use of the enemy’s cannon to take it, and the bridge before Straf burgh is repaired. The directory will state in the official journals the particu lars which attend the palTage, and the heroic aftions of our gallant (oldie rs in this important expedition. “Carnot.” LONDON, July 4. The account by the Hamburgh mail, estimate the loss of the French, in the al fair of the 15th alt. at upwards of 2000 killed and nearly 2000 prirohers ; bat when this statement is compared with the letter of Col. Crauford, and the ac count of gen, Jourdan, it will molt pro bably be deemed an exaggeration of the although it is obvious that their loss mull have been very considerable. July 19. The official accounts of the surrender of the Citadel of Milan, and the entry of the French into Leghorn, are receiv ed. Bifonaparte states the booty which has been made of English property at 320,0001. sterling. r l he paper of ihe !2th fays, that the emperor is so ill, that apprehensions are entertained for his life. The Amlterdam paper of the Bth mentions a dreadful fire that broke out at Peteriburgh on the June. Sev eral magazines have said to have been burnt, with all thefhips in the harbour, amounting to between 90 and 100. L i!t Saturday morning, it fix o’clock, as the Commerce, an American veil'd, captain Delano, was failing down the river at Liverpool, in order to get out to sea, (he was difeovered to be on fire. The flames spread with such rapidity, that it was with difficulty the paifen gers who were 40 ih number, and in bed at the time, could be saved. The velfei was then run on (bore, and they fcutrled and filled her with water. After which the fire was extinguilhed; but not until the cargo was very much damaged. V- e are happy to kam, that no lives were loft. July 23. It was yesterday very strongly re ported in the city, that the French had demanded permilfioa of the court of Spajn to march a body of forces through Spain, in order to attack the Portuguese dominions. It is impoflibie to fay, the French may not attempt, “ ,J ftied as they are with vi&ory ; but do not believe one word of the re port in question, which seems to have been broached foiely with'a view ofde preifing the funds. DOVER, July 10. • T day the ship Cato, Capt. Salter, palled - hr London from Charleston, and the Fox ‘v tP Kkra y> f rom Georgia. ‘■fl'-rday morning a Danish veflfelfrom Ca arriv'd at Ram’gate, with fix palfengen- They bring a flaming ac iini °- fucenfs gained by the French over the -• .tans the braining of this month, but it is f “f ra ‘Y fuppofedthit the Austrian account of will set it in a different point outthe old faying, that one y is goad till auudicr is heard Columbian JHufeum, &c. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30. The President this day received R.G. Van Polandcn, Kiq. as minuter resident of the Batavian republic. ExtraS of a letter from a ge"tl man in the riavanna, to hiscorrejposdent in this c y, dated Augvjt ro. “ Capt. Barney, with three frigat es two of 44 and one of 32 guns, came to an anchor at the Porno, on thd Bth in itant, from Cape-Francois, it is said to van tor the Jamaica convoy—but, from .he inionnation we have had, they have 4 (hips of the line and 3 frigates, lo that ..e will Hand but a poor counce. omce he had ielt France, he had cap ture J £0 veiieis ; 5 or 6of them veiiels failing uvder certilicaies of property ; iu i'e ne let lire to ; a id he has publicly declared here, he wiil do it in every in lua.f, which is poor encouragement for the Americans to purchase prizes from them. One of them was a tirig of T. and P. Macivy’s, from Malagy, Andrew . uae.i, ivlaiur, w.lO was maraeicd, the .eeond diy a.ier they failed, by the mate tnd crew, a.iua considerable iu.n oi mo ey that was cn board divided among them. Those people Capt. Barney de iivered to the government at tlie Cape for trial.” August 31. The (hip Hope of this port is arrived at Cape Nichola-Mole. On her patlage from France, with a cargo of wine ano brandy, the was chafed by the tender Oi the Bui! Dog Britilh (loop of war, off Tortola ; as the Hope continued hifci couri'e, the tender rowed under her quar ter, and began a firing of fwive's and muikets to her to shorten fail; the Hope being manned with 2 four pounders, which Ihe has carried for seve ral voyages, the captain spoke the cut ter, and desired them to delift from firing at an American veil'd, and warned them to keep off, which being disregarded, he found it neccfiary to ass on the de eafive, and pointing his cannon over the Item, he made so liberal use of his ammunition, that the tender’s crew (truck the Britilh colours, and called for quarters, where upon the Hope’s crew gave three cheers, and told them they might depart. At this time the sloop of war got under way Irom Tortola, and pursued the Ameri can lhip, but (he very fortunately made ner escape into St. Thomas. The inip Richmond, irom Surrinam, for this port, and the lhip John, ot Phi ladelphia, from Surrinam for Amiter dam, are taken by a Britilh frigate and. carried into Martinique. .The Rich mond and cargo, are iniured in this ci ty, to the amount of 90,000 dollars, Sept. 2. By the Hamburg Packet, Capt. Clay, from Liverpool, we learn that general Tarlton,.duhnguifiied during the Ame rican war, was elected to represent that city in the Britilh Parliament. At theclofe of the election, the gene ral was chaired through that city in triumph ; a large body of ship carpen ters, who supported the general, carried a flag reprelenting him on horseback trampling on the American colours. r i he Americans in that port took no tice of the .transaction,. and Capt. Ro gers, of the Jane, of Baltimore, with another citizen, proceeded to the Hull ings, and demanded an explanation of the general, who appointed to meet them at the committee-room the fame even ing ; they attended accordingly, and the committee for conducting general Tarie ton’s eledion concurred in disapproving of the flag, and fatisfied the citizens by declaring that it (hould be eraied. A number of American teamen cele brating the national fellival, commemo rative of American Independence, on the 4th of July, paraded the streets of Li verpool, shouting “ Washington and Liberty,” were attacked by a nume rous body of ship carpenters, a.td beaten and brui.cd in a cruel manner. 1 t mM BALTIMORE. Sept. 2. Yesterday arrived at this port, Erig Polly, Captain Delano, 50 days from Gaiway, with 134 steerage and $ cabin paflcngers,all in good health. On Sun day morning last, Cape Henry bearing W. S. W. saw an Englilh fleet, confid ing of five fail, lying to, abou 4 leagues to windward ; fame time, saw three large (hips about 3 leagues a-head of the Englilh fleet, under easy fail. Same day, in the evening, spoke a Hampton pilot, who informed that he had just come from on board the admiral lhip, and that the three vessels a-head were French frigates, commanded by Captain Barney. The Englilh fleet had been in chafe of them two days, but finding that it was impoflibie to overhaul them, had given up the pu.iuit a* altogether ufelefi. September 3. Captain Martha!, who went out of this port in the lhip Unicorn, was exe cuted at Cape-Francois the 16th ult. bet en sailors and the mate of the brig Philadelphia, wno had murdered their Captain at sea, and who were captured by commodore Barney, were eAecutad with iVlarihal. NORFOLK, September 6, Ship Eliza f‘covered. Capt. .Lambeth arrived here yester day irom New-York, informs that the lhip Eliza, American property, from the Lie of May, with a cargo oi fait, lately captured within three miles ol the Capes, by the Britilh frigate the Thetis, ana inluitingly kept under her guns in Hampton Road for fix days, has been recovered by the captain and is now fafe n New-York. The lhip it seems car ried away her fore and maintopmufts, and put into the Hook to get others— Capi. FluUey of the Eliza had add refs enough to persuade the prize mailer to let him go up to New- York in company to buy the lpars, and. leiurned with 8 or 10 ot his brother Yankee captains, anu conveyed his own lhip up to the city. Now it the Eliza, an American veiiei, was a lawful prize, no doubt captain Cochran will initituie a claim, which our government it is said muit grant by giving up the vessel again. Was then ever, good God, such a powerful natioi as our s ! Come hither, strangers, b aifured ol Liberty, Equality, a..d above all tilings, ot —f rots Sion. SAVANNAH, Sept. 20. Arrived the 14th inst. schooner Twc Brothers, Capr. Courter 51 days trom Jamaica. On the 20th ult. tell in witii tue ho.neward bound Englih fleet ; arid on the 25th there cane on a very severe gale at S. E. which continu ed 48 hours ; during the gale, the Vi gilant, a transport lhip, commanded by Capt. MTherfon, away on the Keys of Florida, and entirely lott ; the officers and crew came passengers with Capt. Courier.—-At the .ame time saw another lhip on thore, fuppoied to be the William and Mary, who were in com pany with them the day before ; Ihe loon went to p.eces, and the crew fup poied to be lolt. The bioop Clarifia, Capt. Jos. Cong doa or New- fork, was a.lo call away on ;he iame key. Capt. Courter hu manely allilted them in laving a part of her cargo, which, together wild the crew he took on board.- A great number ot the fleet are sup posed to be loft on the Florida Leys and Bahama Elands, as they were alUn com pany when the gale came on. Arrived on the 13th inst. , Capt. Boardmaa, 15 days irom cape Nichoia iVloie, who mtorms that the news ot the declaration of war between England and Spam, had been received tuere , in confequeace of which, ail Spanilh vei ieis were mimeuiateiy taken and made lawful prizes. *4* A free Mm w ll have place in our next. Marine Uraifter. ENT LR &D 1 1\ WAR D. Schooner ludultry, Kofs, Clurlefton. Two Brothers, Courter, Montego-8ay.53. Brijf Lydia, R-ynolds, Cape Franco.*. C LLARED OUT. Schooner Larkrr. Huichmlon, Hardwick. James, Fuller, Provid -uce, R.I. Sloop fancy, Dorman, New-Providence. - - - - * - . . ‘ ■ - Public Auction. For the benefit of the Owners or Underwriters, as the rafe may be. On WEDNESDAY, the i\ji injlant mill he Sold, on the H'harJ oj Mr. John Cunningham : Four and one half Puncheons 4th Proof Jamaica Rum, B ing part of the Cargo saved from on board the Sloop Clarifia, Joseph Congdon malter, from Jamaica, hound to Ncw-York aud lolt on the Florida Keys. By order of the Captain. I. D. DICKINSON, Autlioneer. Savannah, Sept. 19. Ten Dollars Reward. RAN away from the Plantation of the fub feriber, on'Saturday night the 17th inst Two NEGRO FELLOWS, viz SAMPSON and CAROLINA ; the former about five feet five or fix inches high, with only one eye. about 25 years old. has an impudent look and a curly head of hair ; the a (hurt thick set fellow, has remarkable large lips; he is about five feet high and about 18 or *0 years old. The above reward will be paid woh reasonable charges, to any person that will de liver them to the keeper of the Work-house in Savannah, or to ihe fubferiber. All per fans are cautioned again ft harboring them, of taking them out of the country, a* they may d'-pend on being prolecuted. peter h. morel. September 19th. |B-tf. Grand Concert. (FOR 7 HE LAST TIME.) On THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. a2d. at the FILATURE. : THE particulars of which a nil be exbreffed in l the BILLS of the day. i 11 L K E TS, One Dollar each, to be had at Major Brown’s Cottee-Houle ; at the Priminr Others, and at the Filature, ou the Eveuing ot performance. ° Savannah, S*pt. ig. F o Rs ale] On Telfair’s Wharf, on THURSDAY next, at to o’clock loienooa, from 5 to boo Mulh* and ROCK-SALT, And a ftnall quantity of PIMENT O. Savannah, Sept. ta. notice! Tne Canal Lottery, No. 2. WILLpoWW commence dntwing at Miiiaddphia, on the hrft Monday in October nxt. Thole who wiih to avail ihemtelves of a Chinee in said Lottery, will please apply to ! üb, " 1 ‘ ,cr * or ICKETB tiamediaiely ah .all the lickeu remaining unfold, will be lor waidcd to Pi iladelphiav-ry Ihartly. c , WILLIAM LAMB. Savannah, Sept. 20th. to’iC Ya ~CeT 1 000 Bufliels bell ALLUM TALT, 1 Ma i .gany DESK, and 1 do. BEAUREAIr* Be. DS l EADS with fackmgs and Laths, vl d-ir’a and Port WINE in pip s, i'ayall, in diuo. An Elegant R ding CHAIR, with Plated Hamels, made in Philadelphia. A Georgia Audited Certificate, ilhied December 1794, for fupplics lo th Continental Army, uctooer >777, for l Thou fan and Pounds.— A To on hand, About 49 negroes, Wh'ch will be loid low, in order to clofd Sales.—■ The SLO O P ‘ - b e r s r, ReCiSTEato Ninety-Tw<> 4,3-95 1() \ S Biirihen ; hut wilt Carry One NaEcy Hundred and Twenty Tons t §S£§s§l§i§ss'SjiJ SHE has every nfeeftary Implement for an African Voyage, and may bd fitted for that trade or ih’- Weft-Indies, at * small expense. If application is not made be* fore the acth inst. foe will fail for Rhodc-lil* and. Robert Watts. Savannah, 16th Sept. 57-ts Jujt Imported , By E. & C. Stebbins, On board the Brig APOLLO, Capt. Roai a son, from Ncw-York ; A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND FafhipnobJe GOOD S, Adapted.to the present Season—in addition t® those Received by the Fanny, Capt. Swin .burn, in May last, which enable s them to oiler their Customers and others, a vry Handsome and General Alfortmeot, whicn dry will dispose of at a low advance, for Cam, at th“ir Store on the Bay : Confijhng of the following Articles, Viz. FOUR 4’.hs and 9 Bths Info Sheetings ; a greai variety ot 4 4-hs Irifo Linens, Iron* 37j to lOOcents per yard ; bed licking, 3 4ths # A 4ths, and 10 4ths diapers; clouting diaper, damalk tablecloths, a variety ot coloured fu perfine broad cloths and caifimcrs, coloured durants, black iruifel, bombaliu, black India perliaai, gkeen silk umbrellas, black niantuas. India luteitrings and iatin, dove coloured and white ditto, mens white, drab and green hats, childrens coloured ditto, a variety of ladies mufon handkerchiefs and aprons; 6 4th* phots book, checked, ftr 1 ped, and tambour and mus lins j 4 4ths and b 4 hs plain jackonet and tam boured ditto, gentlemens cravats ; black Bar celona, printed linen, and cotton handerchiefs 5 filkaud cotton foawis, Wontens cotton hofi mens silk, cotton, and random hose ; striped ginghams, brown Holland and foeeting, 104 ha (ringed cotton counterpanes, 12 41)11 sup rfino MarfeiJle* ditto, ltripea and figured furniture chintfes; blue, red, and purple furniture cot tons ; light ground chintfes and calicoes for gown patterns ; plain white, coloured, and (potted Marseilles, for velt patterns ; fine and coarse dimities, Manchelter mufims nd white jeans, coloured fitinand figured ribbons, ladies and gentlemens leather and silk glßVea aftorted, India and striped nankeens, humhums, cord-d dimities ; medium, gilt poll, foli6 poll, and plain quarto poll paper; inkpowder, wa fers, and sealing wax ; ivory and horn combs, n** dies and pins, mens neat fho"s, ladies mo rocco and kid ditto, ladies diellingrafi s, pock et books, purses, suspenders, thread cases, mem orandum cases; bell r-d bark, ipecaruanha, rhubarb, jalap, Auderfon’s pills, magnesia, cream tartar, camphor, Turlington’s balsam, Britifo oil, caftnr oil, fpints hartfhorn, vola tile drops, laudanum, fpifits lavender, efin cc peppermint, role Jc orange flower waters, milk of roles, bergamot, pungent smelling bottles, fait of lemons, court plaft-r, hard and foft po matum, violet foapand walhballs,coarfe knives, f. i(T>rs,cork ferews, razors, penknives aborted, watchchains and keys, silver pencil cases, black lead pencils, tooth hrulhes, black pepper, nu.- megs, loat lugar, frefti hyfon tea, choice iherry wine in quarter casks, dec. Augult §. 45'^ 231