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316 James Wallace & Cos. Have Imported per the Ship ROSE, Captain li ill, from London , A Large Assortment of WINTER GOODS: Wliif li they will dispose of on low terms for Lijhisx Produce, Witolefalc or Retail : Among which are the fulloiuin? : V I Z.- ° J,j HITE and colour'i Plains. Path ( oatings and 1 lannclsi Strip'd Linceys. Rose and Dujjil Blankets. Superfine ardfecond Broad Cloths. Ca{[timers ; Satt-in Florentine. Fa/hionable Coat and Vejl Patterns. Mens Sz Moment Cotton and Silk Stockings, Do. Do. Cloves. Lad'cs Sandals and K'd Slippers. Meric neat ±calJkin Shoes. Child, ens Morocco do. P hite. colour’d, Oznaburg, &Jhoe Threads , P'ftol and long Lawn. Cambrics. White < hippel Needles. Pins in £ & \lbs. Diaper, and Holland Tapes. China and Mode Ribbons. T.f/uonable Lutejh mgs, and Mantua. Durants and Cu/timancocs. Corded Dimaty ; Marjii/les Quilting. Queen's Cord: Royal Rib Se ihickjettf. Cheeks and Cotton flfpts. Oznahurg hs, and Ruff a [heelings, lrtjh Linens, in Trunks ajjorted. Pr inted Linens and Cottons. Blue and White Furniture do. s■>-4 Sc 10-4 llurcabaiks ; Diapers. H citing Paper. Wafers, Plank Books. Sealing Wax. Quills, Pencils & Pocket-Books. Rice and Hair Selves ; Brooms Be Brujhts\ Jr mm, n/r) ek X ils of all kinds. Sudlny \ Pewter. lied ( ords. Seine and sewing Twins. Hnmbro, ard Fishing Lives. D’J ham. Mu/lard in cases. V’ it Ginger , small Poxes. Alum Copper, s, in Be 1 cwt.CaJks. M> i •. ■cs of dig: rent kinds. Ear them Wan m Savannah, Nov. aj. 77. A New Wholesale Store, Formerly occupied by Capt. Morrison, now by Andrew Ant home, Who has 01 hand for fak, at a low Advance for Cash. SHOAR in lihds. and bbls. Philadelphia Loaf Sugar, Collt, Chocolate, l'ea, 3C*H French Brandy, Old P ‘rt Wine, by ‘he bbl. and case, Cordials, Sirnip of Punch, fruits in Brandy, Su ;ar Plumbs. Barley Sugar, & Sugar Candy, Fresh Kai ins. bv the calk. Scented Hair-Powder, Licence and (cent. Pilot B’ ad, soap, White Wine Vinegar. Alfy a Gen- ral Affortmrnt of DRY GOO l) S, chiefly compojed of Superfine and common cloths ; large French cloth ; n’ “.1 and striped coalings,; blue friz’ ; claitic cloths, plain and figured callimrrs : flannel of aU colours : green baize ; negro cloth ; chin 1 z and callico ; fiamoife, Irish lin en, fhccting, dowlas, plaiiilas, brown (iiefta, lar v\n iiollaiid, bad tick, oznaburgs, fail linen, tafletv and farcenet, blackand white lace ; love ribbon, hair and binding ribbon ; woollen, cot ton, fdk and ik:n gloves ; Irish, German and conn rv check ; dimity and muflinet ; jaconet and hook muslin ; cotton white ground haud kei hiiets, ronial,do. joans and durants ; French linen fhiris ready made ; striped tlannel jack ets and. drawers ready made ; woollen and cot ton caps ; mens and childrens Hats ; French twine ; cotton cards, fad-irons, looking glades, glalb war*, plain and gill decanters ; iron puts ; lead pencils ; coarse ffioes ; gilt ear rings and neck laces, and a few frlver Watches. N. B. When the Store is not open, apply at Pincon's, corner of Draftunjlreet, on the Bay. November 115. 7 7 *6t Tax Collett or s Notice. THE fubferiber informs the public, that he is paying conllant attendance at his Office on the Bay, for .he receipt of Tax for the year 179 b. The law demands laid Tax by ihc lull day of December next. PHILIP MILLEDGE, t. c. c.c. Savannah, aad November, 179 b. 77 ts. Hamilton & Hartridge, o 7 Have Imported from LONDON, per the HAR MONY, to this place, and GADSDEN, via. Charlejlon, A WELL CHOSEN & EXTENSIVE AS SORTMEN 1’ OF SEASONABLE AND Fafhinnablr G 0 01) S, Being all feleded by Mr. Hartridge, wko was then on the spot. Which arc now ottered for SALE, At the Store lately occupied by MrfTr*. Kenedy and Parker (the Corner of Bay and Whitaker Street) —at an unusual low advance, for immediate payment only. Savannah, Oilober 25. 68. The Subscriber, INFORMS the Public, that he will give Lessons of the French Lancoack, to young Gentlemen and Children, at his houfc, from Ten o’clock in the morning till Thrive, and from 1 hree o’clock in the afternoon tili vc Price 3 Dollars entrance and 3 Dollars P’r Month. H* will teach also, Architedbar * n bandfeape drawing, Geography and vcying, by theory and praftacc; will always und-nakeaU forts of Drawing, as Plans of o .an , ran,, Viewsof Houles ; the whole >oure , and drawn in a perfeff manner. n r STOUF. roSXr 01 J“>' N ° v -M- . 76-at Columbian #luftum, &c. Marshal’s Sales, To be Sold on Tuesday, the 6th day of December next, at the Court. Houle in Savannah, between the Hours of 11 and 2 o'clock : All that Plantation, or Traci of LAND, in Liberty County, in the diftrift of Sapelo, containing 3,500 Acres of Land or there abouts, under cultivation, with anew Barn and Negro Houles thereon—the property of the late John Mouftoun, Elq to fatisfy an Execution.—Mr. Patrick Houfldun, the former purchaser, not having complied with the con ditions of the last fide. At the fame time and place will befold, Seven Negroes, As the property of Barbary Ravenhorft, de cealed, to fatisfy an Execution. Conditons Cash. Afo, at the fame time and place, will be fold, One half of that well known Brick Houle, called The Old Coffee-Houle & Lot, No. 3, Jekel Tythirvg, fronting on Drayton street and Bay, fold as the property of Edward Davis,deccalcd, to (atisfy an Execution. Con ditions Calh, in three days. OLIVER BOWEN, Marjhal. Savannah, Nov. 24, 1796. Just Published, AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE , By the Crops, Dozen or Single • The Pal lad inm of Knowledge, OR TH E SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA ALMA N A C : Containing, besides the usual Solar and Lunar Cal culations, a great variety of valuable rn itter. highly ufefel to the Merchant. Mechanic, and Planter°. PUBLIC ’ AUCTION".^” On MONDAY the zHth, will be fold at, the fabferi ben Store. Fig 111 and, Containing Forty Acres, more or less. k WILLIAM BELCHER, Auctioneer. November 21st. 76-tit F and R S A LeT~ 2.000 Bushels best ALLUM SAL'!', BEDSTEADS withfackings and Laths, Madeira and Port WINE in pipes, Fya 1 1, in ditto. A Georgia Audited Certificate, ilTued December 1794, for supplies to the Contin ntal Army, October 1777, for Two Thousand Pounds.— Robert Watts. Savannah, ifith Sept. 57.tf j UST~ARi<rVEi)r From AN AM ABO F, on the GOLD CO IST of AFRICA, the SCHOONER FRANKLIN, Tno mas Bax* r Majler , with Fifty Prime Slaves, ASSORTED, Ihe SALE erf wk’ch, will Commence on IVcdnefdiy the zgl infant. Conditions made known on the Day offile. Robert Watts. Savannah, Nov. 14 tk. 74-4; GARDEN SEEDS. J Lately Imported from Europe, to be fold, by JOHN HAMILTON. Nov. 16. 75. Bills oi Exchange. (j ‘ On London , Liverpool , or Lane after, APPLY TO EDIVARD SIVARB RECK, At his Counting-House, No. 8, under the Merchants & Planters Coffee-Houfe, WHERE cash is given for choice Sea Isl and COTTON, at the rate of i6d. p°r pound, and for up Country Cotton, at the rate of 13d. per pound.—Also BILLS on Charleston. Savannah, October 25. 68-ifit. A-PLANTATION, ’ On the Salts: SITUATED on R'd Bird Creek, opposite the Illand of Offabaw, and within three ruilrsof Hardwick, surveyed upwards of 4 o years ago, containing J 076 Acres ; 130 of it is cleared ; a c mfiderable part of which is fenced in. This land is very Xuitable for Cotton. In digo or Provision ; Also for Lumber, having two convenient landings. 011 the premilcs aie a Dwelling House and sundry other buildings. Apply near Savannah, to Richard Wylly. Nov. 15. 74*iat. Edward Griffith, WATCH-MAKER,, on the Bay , MOST refpefffully inforiris his Customers, and the Public in general, that lie ha* for lale at his shop, very elegant Eight Day CLOCKS, A number of SILVER WATCHES, and a great vatiety of JEWELLERY, 011 moderate terms. Savannah, Ottober 24. 68. To be Hired, A Fine healthy Young WENCH, as a Wet Nude. Enquire of the Printers. Nov. 22. 76 Private Boarding. AF E W Gentlemen, can be accommodated with Genteel Boarding and Lodging—Enquire oj the Printers. Srwannah, Nofcmbcr t, 7s. To he Sold, On THURSDAY, the 22 d day of December next, at the Wharf of the Sub for Her s : The Personal Estate of Capt. Agustus Rogers, dcceafed, confiding of One Moity, or Halt part of the Schooner Com merce of Charleston, burthen 75 Tons 85-951113, tog-Iher with a like part of her Saiis, Cables, Anchors, Boat, Tackle and Apparel.— Five Negro Men, viz. Every, Tom, Joe, Peter and Will ; one Neg.ro Boy, Peter—fomc Wearing Apparel, Quadrant, Liquor Case, two Trunks andaChelt. Conditions, Calh. The Creditors are requested to fend in their Accounts, properly attested, and those indebted to make immediate Paym-nt, to JOHNSTON, ROBERTSON & Cos. Aaminijlrators. Savannah, Nov. 22. 76-ts for sale’ A NEGRO MAN Servant, who is complete at Houle-work, and an excellent manager ot Horses. Apply 10 the Printers. Nov. 22. ‘ 76-ts Lor Philadelphia, Vi 1 ’kefs* r ’A Wcl com e Ret u rn ( Rert i ar *’ n ldhf “’ Majler, a.- --tl WILL fail positively oi ;he 30th instant, having iwo , thirds of her cargo engag "d ; tor the remaining one third, Freighter Palfage, apply to 0 JAMES ALGER. Savannah, November 22. 3 t. For NEVV-YOKK, The Fafl failing / FlT\ SHIP ( \ R o s Es jl 0 jVNffE j; Franc is Hitt, Master : \ jj a ‘’ ‘ n !^‘s Month.- For Freight or Palfage, apply tr) the Master on board, at Bohon’s Wharf. Nov. 22. Lor Sale, Freight, or Charter, The remarkable Fall failing Ask Brig NANCY, Bubsikgton Smith, Master, 12 Months old, J'i complete order, and fit for lea, no w lying at Telfair’s Wharf. For further particulars, apply to the Captain on boaid, or RICHARD DENNIS, Bho has for Jale. received per Jaid Brig, A quantity oi MOLAbSES ana SU GAR, in Hhds. Aljo, on hand,. A few Hundred Buinels Rock SALT. Nov. 22. 76-ts. Lor Providence, Rhode iiland, To fail m a few days : Tile Kit failing jV -TS SHOO N E R Zffrfl DELI GH TANARUS, Capt. J. Gibbs ; sjfSyEj FOR Freight or Paifiige. an * Ad >: .{ ? ply to the Mailer ou board, at Clarke’s Wharf. Who has on hand, A ciuantity of R. I (land CHEESE, BOOTS, BOOTEES, and SHOES, Slop CLOATHS, for Sailors, CIDER and POTATOES. Nov. 18. ‘ 75 ± j cj o i , A New-Negro, *#•£7 12 OUGHT of Mr. ROBERT WATTS, 6th of June; about tt feet 4 inches high, (lout and well made, very black, about 20 years of Age ; has had one or two ot his upper teeth Mod away, cannot speak English, bpt will mfwer toihe nameof Charles or Samplon ; had on when he went away, a check Shirt and Oz naburg lrowfcrs, and also carried with him a Blanket and pair of check Trowfers. The above Negro either went ofF, or was enticed away from the yard of the Sublcriber, who will pay a Reward of Fi tty I)O LLA RS, to any Person who will deliver him to the Subscriber, or One Hundred Dollars, to whoever will inform, or difeover the prr fon who carried hitn off, so that he can be profe cutcd to conviction. JOHN GROMET. Savannah, july 8. 37*^ ”20" Dollars Reward. TANARUS) AN away from the Sub !> IV feriber, a few days ago, a Negro Man, named SAMP SON,IateIy purchafcd of Cap- John Dil Worth, of Cam- Ajr W d“n County, in this State ;h” is full 6 feet high, very black,his head pretty grey, walks upright, isfupnofed to be beween 40 Sc 50 years of age, and formerly belonged tothe eftateof the late Henry Sourby; he is well known in the southern parts of this State, being uled to go between St. Mary’s and Savannah, in a boat with Mr. Dilworth, and is supposed to be gone to St. Mary’s, Beaufort, New-River or fome of the Sea Islands, ashe went away in a finall Canoe.—A Reward of J.'wenty DOLLARS, will be paid for appre hending and delivering him to me in Savan nah.—Any person harboring him may expecl to be proiecuted. John Glen. Savannah, April 18th. m 14— LONDON, ~~ llolFman is returned from ParD l W been difpauhcd by ,h” for a paflport for a confidential agent of ours to repair to Paris for the purpose of o pen inz a negotiation for peace. M r , hoftman’, r'cen ‘T uI s ,and Was tavorablc i and the answer which lie brings from the direclory, tho >.K not divulged, is said to be conciliatory fO Rk accouiits Hate that the French Hill inMtonThe reduction of our fleet to 40 fail of the ) me and the ceflion ot Gibraltar and Jamaica ] ’ September 30. Yesterday arrived a mail, from Hamburrf, and a fmgle trench paper (the Meff a gr r and ’ Soir) ot the date of the 24th instant By ’ formation received through both channels conveyance wc learn that general Mor u bewi defeated, and has commenced his r -tre t noWiowever by the way of Sub.a, t 0 whic A lide the- Auftrains are moving to cut off his f pJ Meat, by puddling themfelies of he ft r . m J pailes, but towards Franconia, hoping by thill aefperate ftepto draw the attention of the arch ‘ duke, and thus give Jourdan an oppor unity again to aft upon the oftenfive. Tuns f ar th . accounts by the. mail ; but the repons of ft.l day come later, and alien confidently, that on •hr 22d. as was ila ed in the lord Mayor’s iet t -r. general Jourdan was completely defeaicd md that Moreau’s army has been completed difperlrd. r 1 ‘ Tlie princess Angufta cartel returned to Diver on Wednelday, which brought the e ;ag-r du “on abovcalluded to, alfobrinv* accounts o( the ddeatjßfed retreat of Mbrcau 3 - but these give no d'’feaTe. By a reference to our news it will b e -ee,i. that adm'.ral Gardner has dilkatched r. ‘ onluierable part of his fleet in pursuit or the French squadron, fuppoh-d to be cruifmz off the banks o’ Newfoundland. Ah hough .n**-ietters of marque have yet b>e i.t-if’d againll Spanilh property, the admiralty havf ord; TS to our naval commanders o flop and detain all fthps belongin ’- to ti.at country. Lord Cranftoun’s death was occafion-’d by tne fug-.ir of lead from cyder, which had M-m kept in a cistern lined with lead ; this baneful praclic- is too frequent in cyder countries. s u d the rnidady occasioned by it is called the lead cholic. Octopir 3 If w’e may blieve letters from Bieft. it ap pears that the dangerous, project is formed, of making a del'ceHtin Ireland or England These letters arm mace that every thing is ready ie, that port tor a grand expedition, which will fail about the end of this month, and th- com mand ot which will be given to vicc-adinirai Villaret-Joyeufe. Others add, that the fhip* of the line, as well as th~ other vclF-is, which compose it, take fix months provisions, and tliat this expedition will be reinforced bv gr-at number of other vessels, which are adu ally affembiing at Rochefort and Cherbourg? General Rocbainbeau, arrived at B ’urdcaux from St. Domingo, 1 as been let at liberty by order of the directory. He has come to Paris. 11 e are allured that the court of Spam has ordered its miniiler, Azzara, to express to tho pope its profound indignation at the condufi. which He held towards the French, upon the sudden attack of Wormier, and to declare to his holiness, that it would not farther concern iifelf with his imerefts, and to quit Rome af ter having made diss d“claration. OCTO3ER 5. It is with very great fatisfaflion we have to obierve in this early stage of impending hollili tu-s between Gr-at-Britain and Spain’, that if the court of Madrid is duped by the artifices threats, or promises of the Executive Directo ry to declare war agaiuft this country, the peo ple ol Spain have a good earnest of what they are to expect from the rcfult. /•cco dingto in’ ell igence received y-’fterday from Ireland, we learn, that the Revade Lou ma, , of 700 tons, from Lima to Cadiz, w ith Treasure : the Princeffa. , of 6og tons, from the Havannah to Ferro; and two neutral vessels with Spamfh propertyon board,, are taken by the Di.mo, Sea-Horse, and Cer berus frigates (part of admiril Kingfmill’s squadron) near Cape Finifterre, and lent foj- Cork. The above fquadrpn has also taken L’lndem nite French privateer of 14, guns and 70 men, and retaken the Santa Cruz of 930 tons, a Por tuguese illtp bound from the Brazils to Lis bon, which had been pr-vioufly captured by the French. The above news had, however, such an ef fe6l on the Funds, as to lower the confols near one per cent. October 8. By the Cumberland, capt. Watson, who ar rived at Durimouth on the 4th instant, from Newfoundland, we learn that the French squad ron at that place consisted of nine fail of the line, three of which were three deckers, and fix ships of 74 guns each, brfides several fri gates. They landed 1500 men at the Bay of Bulls, and 2000 at Portugal Cove, and with this force were marching to attack St John’s. The detention of the Spamfh (hips is not t be considered as an abfoiute capture. It is a meafurc of precaution me rely juflified by the previous conduft of Spain ; and the Register (hip carried into Cork may become a point of Negotiation, for the delivering up of upon the event of General Peace, fomc equiva lent will doubllcls be obtained, October 11. The French have let fire to several villages in the Eleftorate of Cologne, because fomc peasants of that country, afliftedby run-awavs, have attacked fome French cfcorts and take* from them fifteen waggons laden with money. PARIS, 6 Vendemiairc, September 2? Our public prints arc daily filled with observations on the absurdity of the pro jeftof a decent in Great-Britain, where we cannot but meet with the fate of the famous Armada, which 208 years ago cost Spain 40 millions ofducats, 20,00® men, ioofhips, and immortal difgraee. Letters from Naples ftatc, that the republic insists on his Sicilian majesty paying 50 millions of livrej, nnd ceding the port of Medina, which die icing has. refufed to do. No. 77.