About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1819)
i CAfrAS case— And- now April Bib )' 1818.' ..•Jn-I'cudaiijl brought; plaintiff appears; dtHum)!- itrr there months and } of a rtiuitb’j, <trvic.es iir ilel'rnlantfa school Ml. tt-her- or caaiitant, at two trail ed lii.T.ar* prf annum---Defendant do»> ■ tletfjr that: plaintiff performed lb ritr. at Hie- talarj, hut alleges th.ii iritifffuiieited hi* silary by i'll comlect. lieaLing, it appearing in evidence that ■ages* for neglect <>f plaintiff; usd ai- •wad) been; recovered by defendant he. fire Alderman Bulger, and that plaintiff’s edkim for wages hail nut Seen-ctmaitleretl lip*Uiealdfcrmairfti ihitaclion: therefore* Jjidgnirut for phfiutiff tor Sixty three 12- tOt> (loll*-. Defri.tttnf appeals, etc. Alderman H.toc.kb.. I’ltily estracterl from my docket. J U. > :ikcb, A-idcrraaD. “Filly Cctita I !.» JCT* J L r. quest rditors. tathe tuuth a£this to insetthis-piecra. amStt rot >rr r sOuctwruc mvr.nrink,- 27th nT. - 8TE.tM till IP 8A rJIJMjt U. By an adrrrtisrmrnt in this day’s paper, It will tie M en that ihc nnsenil iTcganl Steimi %hip Bataumh, is to leave ourlwr- bar tn-inori««r. H ho wouliMiave Ifiil (lie. courage, twenty Tear* ago,, to nazartl a jm diction, t’nl in Hie year 18T9, > »iiipp! three homlre'l tons Inirden, tvotld If? built in.the port of X*-w-¥nrk. to li vi^utc til;- Atlantic, propitlrd b\j vtcn-a/ Such how hirer; is Ihe fact. vVit!i ail miring h'lriihvtl- Hare v.*e rep-iii'dty viewed pis prodigy; Wild canal mi hear witneai- to die vvondeiful celerity- with which she is moved through the water. On Mondsr l.i-t n trial was tnaikf-of'hepspeed; and alihnugh there wo at nu ti.uo more than' an inch of nteati Bp»n her. aml-for the gresre.r part lint Ini >Wi inch, vvilli :i atrongprind and tide ahead', yie went within'a mde uf the anchnri - ground at Si.iUn lalai.d and return' d t Fl_v-m»ek.ef wharf; in nne Innir and fillv rrti'iule.i.. When it is considered that sl.e is- calculated to bear, twenty inches nl Steam mid that her machinery is entirely Itew, it n.Ust he evident that she will, wit!, ease, p»«* any ol tir- arm m boats upon our Nvers. Her rnhin is finished in an elegant stye-mid itr fitted up in the most tasty manner. There me Ihii ty-tu n births, all ofbvhirh are state mo sis The cabin lin Unites is entirely distinct front'than intend- (sr| lor'genlleinin, and is admirably cal ed ited to afford tint- p.-if.rct ruivcmciit which is ao rwely liiun.fon hoard fnsseii- jp-r ships. Fur b-auty ol inmlvl, the riYmun di Ins. seldom been exceed -d Sir IS commanded by captain Mo-es Rogers am experienced engineer, and b longs to n'company of enterprising geiHeiuen in Huvaii i.ih, vim have spared no expend- in renil-ring her an object wortiy of pub lic 'admiration and public patronage. tj||. is so constricted as !o-,be navigable in in. Usual wowim soils; whenever the w.m. tf/cr steal! be suen as tn render the u.e ol her wheels in the least- degree denger- .TO1S; This vr«r!,i* inten-Iedras a ‘-Savannah erinl I.iverp.i..! I’aci e!, v and We silica rely Ifope the I baral-n.iridfd p: opi ielurs. may lie atmnd ir.lv nward-d f.,c their elfi.rts tti f.ic(ll! it a the cuiirninic.a'iiiH between ffrcudft i tain • J ml ■ .riiu.rn XkW-Yock. Mr.ri h 2 ft. from.Lisbon.—I-opt Rose, in 55 days passage f mu that p-u t. informs that many crews of Portuguese ves.eh, raptured by Ij-ivitr • -r- lie i- ing Artigas’ flay, hid lately pyi-iv. I ti.cm l’iiey unifuroily rrp.irteil ttnt.fi" privateer* were wholie manned l»v i ;l;y. ’ns "1 the United Slates, ami the C1VW.S *• kimwltidged leaf they were owned ih and li-te.l out of ports of the United Wt.,: -s. .This i,;»il a must oufamrablc ini- |P'*««iim on ouroatipnal cliarrctcnn Pm'- «b;:al J Peratv’Tfoh 1 hP'Iimisoii, erq rn'nsi.l ffie United Slates for Peflugal, h is nvrjv- t,.| here ill lilc Alalafllu, on ieave ol. ab- SsCllt'C. TnKJtfn:-uL nEcrsrox On. the late decision of the supreme court, Nile*’ 11 litimore Register reraci&v .that it s*will aS/ird a golden harvest to l.\v yers and shcriSt*A-ive have heard that one gentleman baa nslr.red writs funghe recov ery of. eighty, thousand dwllUus^ due ?o- .hiin by persons. that failed, .blit who ate now able to pay,” Frmthc Wa*1Mg:on C;i» G.izrJte. 29<A inM.. cpaucsrcjiTioa, Extract of.aletter from aa. old r'voluticaary offi cer in Connecticut, to a genttgman in this cil> “I rejoice with, you that “Old fhykory-?' has gsiped the victory over internal- ene mies and jiretemied friends. They flat tered themselves that they.shuuld whip the president over Jackson’s hick, hut the ilngs could not reach !iiui,jior butt the gen eral—-And um.4.” On Monday night last between 12 and 1 o’clock, the Jail in this place was broke open, and seven prisoners made tbvir es cape. The pursuit was kept up with un- reinitteil activity until about £'o'clock, a. m. when five ol the s-veo Were appre- hendedk and once nv>ru inducted into of fice with the usual ceremonies. ’l*.ie remaining two tbit have not- yet ■■been heard from, caihlbeir names lAUey- n«au, and Andrew I,awry Freeman.— Reyneuu is a Kcouch.Van, and was com mitlmPtu jail al.few daya'ai;,ce for picking a»entleman’» pocket ill this place—»he had recently arrived fr-nn- Savannah, and is supposed to he quite an gtlrpl in the liglit- fiugered science—W-ben detected in picfc- lli- gentleman’s pocket, he endeavored to explain it arv-iy as “Von Istel bagatelle —(lit he only vant tn teach American gendemnn von Kss-.’ii*—lat veu he gi-t.a little-fright he vnud give bun back his hfiok, anil teil him ’lis very bad to wear his p ckate outside de. coa’tc.” He is a bout 5 feet, IP or 11-inches high, of-a dark •c.'iuiplexiOH, vyith bliek hair and eyes.—- II hail on a blncfeclose liiidievl'coaf, and a browi, surlnut. Andrew Liiwtv Free- •nan, snniClio.es called himsell Andrew Lowrysuiis committed about two.months ago f»r robbing the Franklin mail. He is sp ire made, about 5-leet, 7 or 8. incites ■nigh, black-hair and eyes; he wore a brown surtout, and grey corduroy pantaloons.— •iagitata Chronicle. Alai- all. THE HE. UBLIPAN; Tueiia’J Evening, Jipril C, 13 IP.- M.ijvr ger era’ tkaixxs and suite, arrived in this city last evening f.om Amel.a- Island. Tills day «»t half past Igu'clnclg, the liijjht Artillery, under die e iHu,m.iJul ol capt. Wsiliams. paraded and fir Ml a nation, lisalu’.e in front of the general’s resi- - lence; and &L the same time, the (.filters of tlie regiment, together wilk. the municipality of oui ■c *y waited on ihe general ami £jve li'un a hearty wclcame on his arrival in Savamuh. |C7* The Directr esses of the “Savannah Free School Society” acknowledge pie rfneipt of Ohsctirio'i lelu.led Xybruary. 22. Ilia un- rcniittiiig bcntvu!-;nce exei’ex their warmest, ad. iniralicu and cs.tom. E1! lt.1 FA. In the comum-iication sig-ied (-Tjaao flicker. staiT,” in last tvtn'ing's paper, read Ne,t,or Iron- side, and vice*ver»a CVUXTIir- PRODUCE. Sava wan —cask raicas. T.ns nar. P cts g cts. Arrived, brig Charles, Whray, pom New,Or leans, and m days from the OaTac, With cotton, sugar, fctv ’ ' „ '. Sc hr Elizabetlw Delano, Sg-aanaft, 5-d»ya, with SchrLuu'rs*. tViy, Mo’tle, I? day%. with cot ton, pipjt root, Aft. • ■ Sloop Darien, vail, IJew-Otleane, 1 Ttiayf, and 13 from the Ealixe, srilli SijUr. Brig Nancy. iVAcarrt, Ntw^lrlv*n»,.aml 17 da Iroir. lie Uaiife, with G.,ur,«>ttim. tfp... Spoke March .2, acUr j ofm, 22 .day s from AauunnuS.— Left’ at di-' BaliiltvTkfiy sell Wdt Lfajv hi 35aro»- Brig Emma, Fbtdick, Xotur-Orfeins, 1' days fr. the Uaiize, with if>ur, cn't' ii, Ac . ' , Utg fJmciine, Whittlesey, Nea-Orjirans, 17 da from me Ualize, u ith flout, ooltohp he Ctrarld. s'ttaui ship Sa'tant.ah,.Rogers^Suron. >mA. . ’ . Ptrl of Prociiknte, March 23. . Arrived, brigs Dover, Allen, l’uiut Peire, Guad 30 days; Ja'-os Irarradun, St Croix, 23; Ann, Kl- dridgr, from Sai'mam;. Aboona, Catpenter, Hava na, 17 days- P.crt if Botin, Mifrch-34- Arr. brig Ohsio. Ilall, Lisbon, 54 days. The O. has been Mown off several times, an i experienced a were weather during the pea«ge Spoke III 28, Ion S9, a brig from Wiscassetfor ihe We t.Indies —had lost part of her (led:.lead, could not un derstood heraiamt; had white waist and siu'mp- top-qaliant-rmst 221, lot 42, 43, Ion 58^t f.ll at. withachr Mechanic, of Portland, destitute; of sails, epil only one inr-Q- an da buy on board—fur nished, her with soils, chart, men, he. a .d ordered her fof the first port—ths miui and boy wished to be taken out and abandon ihc achooner, but by ^giving them-shstcmuioe, they cusiicuud to re main and try lo get her in. [Tlie Mechanic sailed hence for Portland about a week siiice, arrivedot*' .Portland and a .cliored. when die captain and all li mds went on shore; soon afier it blew a gale from s.vr; parted her cable ahd drove to.-sea— sl.e was fallen in with by a brig, Irom Havana for Portland, and a man and boy vent oh board to tty to get her in, but another severe blow from th’c.northwva' canied them off the coa t,-and when Capt Hall fell in with her they expressed much joy and requested :w be taken out immediately.] Port.cf Satetn, March-3^. Arrived, bri - Elizabeth,. Pryadwell, from the Island of, Massuhtr-, via Cape'of,Good tlope, and Vineyard. The brig Falcon, Fairfield of Boston, arrived at, the (tape of Good Hops, 24ih Nov having been struck with lightning.oh the Idih of Oct. near the line, which shivered the mahvroyal iop gallant, topmast and mainmast, to the deck, plit some plant, in the deek, and forced partial. some bolLs from die side, tipped two beams or knees from beiw.cn decks, passed into the bvlo -itid wept out bi'iwcan wind and water The brig 'making considerable water in const 0uer.ee, siiich -'was made for the leak, which bei Ig.fnund wa s Ipluyg'd up on thprputiide. After icpsirihg,she sailed on the 9di liter lor the eastward. o%tSe;i8j»ft.« ' - srXE&iiTi) HenisMff; A i VOR ; x of rue. Sayormafc. PooivHojiM ftice, per 130 Jhs. 'Jurn, per !»u>he! v • lotion, sea pr lb H.jto, up-l.-nu, cl«*. rTonr, per oi I'cbicco, per 103 '.bs^ 75 a 4 ?5 a*.» a* 51 ar 55 18 a. 1$ 8 00’ 9.0) - . . r.AS rro* t , m a nr ft r>; 7Vi- Fi Ur-n:::? uwre.— n»cpri^ tn a A«» uriu.ill jr?i Viiteer* sc* r» i»«?»’i*riuw of.O'ir, smne tjinc sir.c**, wit» n Vi»*\ri.li I*'j’earjj * iijt'i *!»« f.*ri5- ti’»l’ST:»i : *s. 1»«»I n*i;b so fr;p idl‘j -ibi *i»nd:iv evenirg Li*!, by the rev. nry k. Mr C««ra* E. IIabTUt to Muss < a*ax. onf) (implitcr oi' Mr Benjamin .MeIh*do, Died Qo ?a"i:r lav mor.iogf last. ^f:er a^*jf»rt illness, Mr Jo ix 27 yeawot’ Fje, a na-ivcof' V\ o’mUicIi, MixMchiUftts. ship jt'E jrs. POM I )F SA\ AXN ill M Blfi-.-pti.ill 1- t*r, ’• is gn"i’ vv-ry-re-i" i * • «*nn. i» f that *llr bad i (hit "Uf Hull ••tiriiusc. IV. Ar.-I c is i-jpeclCfl iu to r-l.niid o ■' if a: p ■ re. Mi,, l ot.,., ,'jnu: the of j ■ t i b'Mt on short Ink- out AUUlVfc.ll,' Pc'",or.»e I'lohdclpliis. Hand, St Ma-y*s—wi'h ■e'-rr-t C-.ines .-"id L'oi - l b i ales’tronps, ft on. 1" f ri; j n.’.: - a .Vter lsod.i-g the geoerni anil f. o.u., tl.cscnoo -er will proceed i.»r Ntjifolb v. I. - ij i.i i.."n , Sciiuoncr llao.p i Slo Express", ’ ish, from the E Joimas- oni Ajtc:>, Hammer, Chirleston virgn. coil ul fur tile l.i A and.rim*. ,orkii;n-. ii luuii'At. ii, null'* I n . os', M.fcCfh 31. !'i.! .1 v..i 2 iu fii tnrv * do, I-burnt ; ,t Walpi.l.-, . v. oiu.«..v.t.—Tho l,u:l l- 't.v lir *■■( J *’ ,0 :t. ick. r-iiontiul SI-3.W0. v vvimt meinis the fi'-e was '•I to .Ni A.nmig in - - iiilluil *nnl i , captain .T|\ but 7 b ties nl C *11.ill bln lit, were 1C bal.-s ul nl Vl rn. The U S: sloop of rear Hnrpei lltin!. vic uniiersl-unl i- re.wlv fin »r;i,hsil V*. 11 .sail In*'fli -t wind. I.fcr. Cadiz, wiuthei uhe proceeds for ti>.» purpp.se of carrying uul'the lion John Forsyth, our new I v up- p'ot'itud minister p!< i,i|julcnliary ur tIi Cn'irt'ul ripiiti. Me. Forsyth j* acrQmpa- liieil br Mr. Fenwick, vecreturj nflegation, r.Ari >ir. Read Ills privutc secretary. The llonu't, nn'accoiiiplishii gahe ubject of Iter voyage, will returu imiucilutvly from Ca- tlix to Bostuu. A Provithtnce paper remarks, that, so great iv the, amount vl American claims upon S,.aip K (>r commercial spoliations, under the Isle iip.ity. that the fire oiil- fiouV'appiopriated ivill not pay 25* par cJnt oliif.. V.-f H i! im .V -s'. 27r A: i’t'l brfr* US «J «ys •roui Part du Prince, wul. cd'Cft. .‘^c. Tb.r by -Mrr Fiwv’.’ttr. by a r -**r .lu*. o!l ! »ano Nic.b' U 'i-r tr; 3r,.| rt !>bCxi.»•) tic j • , #bff-4T> rcafR’p, .iid .*'l! I’n -r clotliiapr. ficc. A ftrbooawr iu at \Il tfaty- \'>t brig. Pwt vf H.il d ’/Mu, .V ar V 6 Ar- e!rp H * tc*.*. :i> : # - 4 ,,. « „ 5 tU l M *C *>!••;> W-rin K '»on. Jr.iia \ Oilt a i-*, r.i .ikcd :«t *\ OP' J v'». w:tl* Ca i^in ami cre^v «>f tbs Mrit'fifi br *l**'t. ab*ii*<f'»Red cm f.-t’r f* mi I.ivirp ’ l tar Ni ur York. Tbc Fr t nri» Civ-’tUr*. I. f.v*m ibc CarJ’»VHti f«*r !aJ«a. *3* wrrcfcrtl cii tb? l ie of K-t, i_5Ji jAiiuiry— caplam and part ot the crelost. P}~:. \ m u>-1 o k, .liarcA 24. Arri\-fd, I'rct-T Ca'i!Ir.idcr. Liverpool* 3j cl iv*, hardwire ■* d dry ('uodx liaring* the pas- va^t: the Ibcftr lus «xp^renced nothing bul^ a succession of ircnicndmu iic-vy westerly uin.l. Arr 5?iin Mary, Tbom-« 9 '*s from SarznnaA; srl» Miner Fanny. Ifease. S .vuu wfi o blooj> Hetty, Wri^lit, Ch»rlesion.8 days [sriiff wilo.1 Pvt if A>».York, M^rcA 26 Arrived, ship Huniress, Ma her, Canton, 134 da\s, with silks teas, Uc. Spoke Feb 5, off* St Helena ship Sea Lion, from Calcutta fpr New- Ymk W as boajSded by. the brig of oar Leverett, on the St Helena station, and informed that Bo naparte had bien in il] health Ship Ataian 4 a, Hose, Lisbon, .3$ d*y». J P Hutchinson, esq V S consul for Portugal, canje ps'ien/jer, flr-gJa;»e*Maria, Sheffield, Falkland, 65 days, vhh : ea elephant oil, seal skins, and mother of pearl. The cargo of tin- bri^ Merchant fret* Havana, ashore at Hempstead Beaeh/is nil saffly landed; and it was expected yesterday morning that the brig would be got off without material daxflsgc, 4 spdl C Prom VloycFt Hi# cf Trbnt Ty 2. Tlfc Providence, Patrick, from l.ivcrp^opto Southampton, was lost on East Hoyle on Wed nesday night. Crew saved. Mate riband part, of tlic cargo expected to be saved. The Columbus; Cranford, from Clyde to da-, maica^ \fai totally lost 2dd ulu about 6 miles SE., of.«ie Mull of Kintvrc. The Earnest, bt-atsoh, froto Hambro to Lon don, ran on shore near Winiert'Wjou Thursday it^.j-ht, and was rae.^ly full of-water. She had previously struck on llasbra. Saiid. The Friendship of London, Whitwcll, was’ driven on shore and bilged, during, a violent gale,v25th ult. EiiOLE, v Jan v 29 —The Cruisicr, Summers^ from London to this port, has run on shore on the i’fodk ai<d is full of water. It is feared she will go to pieec.s. * The Fly, M‘Farlin, from London, ran on ^>ore last night on the Hook, but got oft’with loss of false keel. The Friends, Anderson, of and for Newcastle from Banders, was lost on . the Sca\v liocf -16th ult. Crew sfcvcd.. The New Liberty,- Cotisins, a constant trader . between .Ulvcntone and Liverpool, on her \oy-’ , i\gc to Uh*crstouc, was totally wrecked during .the late gales, near Pilling, apdit.isfeared aji 1 on board drowned. The brigs Hunter/ rind Abundance, of Aber deen, were wrecked on the morning of the 25th ult. the..former on the- Fands of Pome,, near Newburgh, the latter anumgst t»«j rocks at Col- lestown. Capt. L< sl:c and four cf tlic crew drowned. The Eliza tfi Mfiof*NewpcH: James, from Killough to Newiy/ r.m on shore i.earCariiug- fofd 2d;h ult. and was full of water. The Oliver, La B^ic vc, from Bristol to Rouen sunk on Friday morning oil' the Land's End. Crew Saved and landed F.^t, It?3. COW ES. Feb. d.—Wi ul H\Y:~Jrriv*el, 'Jie Cljarles, C/aves, from B jston, in 25 days, tor orders.• th\ fhv 17tli .ult. within two degrees of the Hanks, fii Nttwtot^dkmd, iell in with tlie /brig NelS^n, Tdylor, froip'Oa^k to Boston, in a : sinking state, from which she saved men, t women and children. :utd landed them here.— The Captain, tyew and passengers wcrfrill with tlie sfc.irvy v.\d d;. ser.tery, b».l captaifi Graves was fortunate.enough in. gcttir.g them safe on board his Vessel by two :d'a time, while the seu was'making a fair breach over tne Nelson, and he supposes sbe onnk soon after. FALMOCTH, Feb. 3.—.Indeed, tl^j T.ord Slibnouth Packet, with a rnail, i^Jida-s Ira n New-Yerk. The Ma;kLigue i'atitet arrived tlicra or. the diy Efce left. • TK Mytt. Iwone.is of Ki:t y, uf \ : *-rdeen, wn>: dost off Kly 26th ult. Tlir.e p« -?•. ng »r. (ia-vv/md The Tiiree Johns, Gray, for^ Lo *Uhi y:»ru-v' m upon liit Sli;; but ’--■i git • re.t mn SCHEJM®.. i. Prize °C 825)0001 4 do . of i0y000> i 30 do do Of of SjOoq- ijODO; 50 do Of; i0Q5 400 do of # 600s tlo 4000 Tickets fit 8S5* & Aimm Stationary prizes as JbtiHwi ; . tj 4*t day, first dra>vs. v Nuipbqr; 1,00«. Sit da^ 3 3d day, 3‘ flhday^ 5th day,’ 6th day, S> do do do-. do do doii dft. d& do, dp. iaODO each; hOOO ea& 5^000) <,00&, , ^*,000 each & Ori.'tlie 7th day, before the opening.of tifp wtieds, ofte^ one cf 1' Oi U, and iwent,-one of ... die tmed l> t;.e vinini-wo,. cri*. a -d rdcaicx, floatijig until drawn. The first drown SCO blanks to be entitled in £ «lr llu-s each £>■ The,'whole to bti corapleted ip eight days, d'r^'ihSx, hudi^r-tb^.]^* peri; tfadeiicc of tilt co'.nmiSJ:oners Ali tue prize. ( ayabie 11. cas.’., a > »y after jtl»e dnfilingi,' (subject to a dedqcticr. of i5 per cent only) at die BANK-of the ^l’ATD(«f,GEORGIA.. N.S BAYAHD 1 MINIS . 1 KullBlti: HAUEUSHAM. | JOHN LEWIS I HVJH HU) HH^AKDSOKl Ja,\»E3 MOUUrSON I' C O.MoMISSUhVE m. JO in 1*. rt ILL! 'VI- OA JOSEPH CtJMVIINQ', J. F HRNHV. A.OSES HrtliBEUY, D T HALL JACOB FA FIJI' Bl.IAS.HEED t. Vo BRAY i JAMES M‘HEN5ir E 8 BEES. t asn ■; - r-» KOSSjPH RABEasHA*T f c.i is.il pnuatban an* bsforv In offeri ng the above smat! - thouj the commission* I*'*••• rt-hdeni.of ns c»> t'aiemg t g 1 persented in tiie United States, of-the same magi.i'ude. The coimnissiopero liiviiigta^i^w. the isl.cie it of a POOR-HOVSB and HQSBIVAL. on.a nior - ^xienMVt plan dan.Fetetofore, IhejFa#; upon tue.pulfclic in bt-li IF ol thiv institution, thelKi'.el' 4 ,i.f l wbiclv art not or.ly coUJped tp thl« cifj- or stite. but are exu-nded to all Ihe sick an,l indigent, of-v. hatever nation, Who fall .within ihe ♦t'VlT of its usefulness. Thev have every reason, therf-f.ire, to helt» e dial, from die snalNuilvber of. Tilt-, ts, and the claims of die Iiisliiutian upon the bsuevolenCe of the public, that'the, tlrswr^j will ct»»,a nence in a verv.clfcort time. CORItECT LlS'l'S of. the miZES will be kept as the drawing prog^-^t*. TH :KE IS and SH'.ltES for sale bv the subscribers. , ., . •,» 03 « k' -< _-y oid EilS for Tickets or Shares inclosing the cash, post paid, addressed tp eiiaer of AftAiAt, cribers, v ill be promptly aftrnded to; •'' ,» K DISCOUNT Will be allowed-to those who purchase a ijuinUty. VViiiole Tickets, &"2.i Halves do. 12 50; • ' 1 Q latlcrs, do.' 6.4!j Savin nah. Jpril G, 1319: W. T. WILLIAMS, > a C . II. HAYDE>> 300 Hags of Cotton i Ar.: wauled i*. ti * up U* tritish br'K | Vl’LK. ON, captain Amery, for/.*- aSara.-^ooL to saii iu tan da-s. Apply on. .hoard, or lo C»irnocIian &» Miichvl: AUCTimr# For Pitiiaielplndo Tin- fi i. : is: saiiiPa -i.omPACK. RI'. Ubiiy miter. I'm-ficig'it or p-a- sir-' apply on beard ec.ta 1 ' ^8, .. L I’EfTY. hov Ckanvjsioii- VOU'ANT, | nes iff T.-p.ck. Vf lla wil positively gad « n. Tlmridaj /£‘h \ ••vatJicr p-rmit»rg i*>r frvght J8Su£ t ' x ' T A a PF*y ° ' s^rd, A Hur.ter’.i •■•’Ij r t : L -OilJiN JhH 1lPCP.iv*dy 0 h; 400 lb* of *xcelltm Bacon and Hams For Kite by <’siu:!»an Mitchel aprif 6 —Si Two LOT * he IT iv. Dps’ll 6 For Suits ih.- o -•uUi.Cuismon. Enquire ~Rt ♦ I e i’e.iCe i- { l.-niv, or I i.t'i m, \»a. i»‘tk nit ii.'*' • *! 1 l cs^ccud lo Le ud. ^iT.il , f ’ !T The S aphis, of and for I lur e fr *m !la it ililo Cainis orilSun la\ Im'-j', hav.nc b-.ci»***ik r e .G'-o.luin Sardis Iv.r luire .01 u ur kt>ur« • , The l;ol|;itiii, \V«?.ilnb».Tg of ' .sjtu^’ibirsr* 11 ,.i« n with l*mii>er an* 1 . dc:»i, ^s* osi *h re on SnuJg;. 5 iu;ics l.ut ; oi C.iL.h - cre v saved • The Ocran, Hjimiffon, f»rm And/ev/s (rt n) •O Lb er,•••>•»’ W.s timer, ul) rli-.re *n Cuu.r^i. ‘.Bay r»n T^ r*d .} r.:ght,m;i g«»t off cor si . •lerab c damage n’d cur.ie.l ini j .AItxUs-Ia lu^ foil iai g m wni .g *n»e Mc*”Ch:ti»ls K ii!**vsn.v. of ‘m ^V^nd, from Menu I, uis diiven cn sl yrt- \\ bi.b/ u oil I hui^dav mariiir.gr-crtn ical..luoiVoi* the GVg<* 93 vail- J ft Bahy, U.’iowlfff < fS’ufl-'s from London, run on »l#or • i.ear Hartl* cut u gale » n Tiitirs.’ iv mgiit. oui iralcuaU.*avui, aud vc*Ai. txpeeled to he g t From BilAuje*9 Li,yerpi7dv.rtis r, Feb. 15 Arrived, »h»]> Architoed s. Hew^oikj Lee,^fHnk», B 'ltimorr; Inda -Tn^r, Vhtuna. Patrcrsir... duf Piicon,- Lc^i*. do; ftli&r, French, Ncw lhlriins 10 h.-Cleared, Importer,. ind Robert Fulton. Holdri. gf for New-Yp:k. The ; J«.me« & Mirv, , f ^ :n jNew-Oileans Y*r this.port. put intn Rinvai the■ 6 : h in«. and wzs driven on iboa-e—c»rg*> ex*.rct» d t«» be Kved, Tlie Iris, Smith, from New-York H t Cork The Lydia, from Viq^nig. at London. Tne Gjorge, Tupker, heuce for Nbcfylk, atMi!- f»r.1 «hc~7th- • t „ *y.l CARD: Xf^CLA" WB* -il$ r ( ir.c>or of the Mireum f i*; , .vit- U9 .’ exhibited at the City Hall, .turns »»:« v'»v n -ntinks totl*» ladies a dgen- em ; if av—-i:a';, who have favored l» ; ni wth : ir.iT- *•••*4 flic, honor to anirduuce to , m" »v. i ii^ p iui-t at lvgn t.‘*•* hi^su-.y in thi» r j v u:Si t« : slior.^ and r fore invite.* u 'm V> caIi iV i!i ir. curi *«ily wunout deliv, and ip.jy iKifiVl-fS. xfchile tlicy h:''f it in tlui. ■ixcr, air i zr‘-r/> s •»♦* taste ht- h-.s »>n hand h.^h hv* bee » r.utght here f.»r t»»e fir.it time - *pril<*- ri . jPassengPTi.for Boston. Six FASSEXGE1U mnri can be handsomely accommodated cn >oxrd the schocner ELzi Ann, capt VVmod :o salt'on Thursday mon.inp.,' For terms, apply onWrdat WatLceS wharf or to J. BATTELLK & (iALLKMT FINE ARTS, .VVif open, for a ahul l tinie, n; tne Court- in Sucunnult. Wgnr.o NIEOLAS FlV." »a :*.-! of 'la.ter Pie i ,.:.i.:r II rt Mall, GO, prnnriefcr of the To-MotrpV,. H i t he sg (d,.before my ttore., * A- UrtNEKAL fc\8Sq$£mUi$' . Crocerics, and; Dry. Gqo^IH. S#!t; *o.,.&kmcact' at It '/dov* > f A IJowe^aifolV*. < RI - -• * T(.- Vlorfoiv. ApiU,7>- * sola on t^as'.ou'a wluaf. »or ascou&t,.ti(? whom i’.njav concern, # “ ' t H-ggirg. Suits,''Spain, Anchrrt,Ga!>!eJ4«4! nm; trials of tl'c brig Olyndit^* \lho . • , Tlie TtCLLoFtaid brig as sue nowlic^t n «l»e bank opposite tbe city. Trrms, casfi^ „• * • Zijia Itro'chclc* * , M* llcrUfrtj^wt’r. ! s 79 CL.-I. t» «he *C Savjtnu:*h, that he has jtivi ar- j si li- .dfmm thffi ci a-d bi^-br.-ught wan him s l-fcifg crtl'.Cclhm NOVEL»'fES. u < 'giil b worthy their aHent-rt n during his sh* it stay. rff All the artirbs brought by Mr F.ergo for CKhibitjor cre im.-rdrd for t.Jeal CoC.dcrate pri'ii.s previous t.*» J- s fiejeartiirt. Anuui* b* »' ; ntere«ting Piece 1 ; tre Figures and Vases.of Alabaster, of ihe best kind, and executed ul the newest style’ axso. . - • Some Mosaic Pieces, arranged will, u-.tf; and many .useful artidea ol Bronze .'letaf.'gi'.tand fashionable A lattge Collection cf Pictures umg *uat< of Antiquity , maiU by Ihe tirel ar ialfc cl die age, ^ j^a-.j^ukbn ward, and liitely laid ,cqt; and r " Last “ . pVucet j'ty sell the same agreeable lo prdic^npe.' „ , - ...... .. -^.-1! refhila'i'" ” *" ' ” ’ President tragical e graiiuga. . ...» neaa criit: of Philadelphia, fot.tjie express pur- puse of .ending them to part-au-Prince. ; A copy of these well finished Prints, was, by particular fit- vor. purchased by Mr. Hehgo, and may by their novelty be considered a great curiosity. ~y Admitunce. 50 cents—children half price. • • Doors opeifed at 9 o’clock in the tnaniiDg, and^continue so until 9 at night, march 3Q-—T5 Contracts icant&L The u ider.-*md comnrittee will.receive prow rfc.sals f.r Li.rlH.ng the citj- with Lamps; and^the^ will also contract for Lamps. Posts, Iron work, Tao’a U P. CuaiHxA Mott, fitnrttt, ten. Jj, r <r, lutjk. Lavirraoar, Jk Ctrarcittig., Jobs II. Asa*. V AVumk' Altohs; jp anrii J?—81 , . . * 2In Ordinance ~ . 7 toe laj iag tjjf a surplus pitce of flrourt into; LuU contiguous to Ncw-Frenklin ward, an dk fur.rlie disposal of the suae. . , Whereas, it would be highly advantageous tat 'he city at lbi> tin." lo !»>' ofl into luls tlut suiv. Pius piece of ground in New-Pl aJ>kl«V wc^d>, oisp'-ee f t!ie some— ... . r ... . : -- 'd 1 He it ordained by the Mayor arid Aldermen; of the city of Savannah, in council assembled, and. r is !*e. :>y ordained by authority o*' ffie tasoc,. f hat all . that rurplus piece of ground, situate and. bei nf brr jlie Bay, m New.Trankin'ward, tfoiuqll-,' ,.d vetnwi.rdl> by West-Broad sireet, sou’drt* anl^ i by a street tch. forty feet v.-«Ga eastwardly by; - i -tr.et running between saal.surpluj ground.sjid, >he.b.tfc line of the wharf-lots Nos. 10, If and. | ami 12. owned by theS»ean>IIoat Company, am},' 1 according to a plan of, fas'Sag: e, be saljand <Jis- poscd ..r . ■ 2. And be it further afdai-.ed by the aulbcAtyp .f.: I Hat the said ints shall be valued, ana,. g -it va’ut.l, shall Le put up it public suction, in numerical -uccession, b. ginnutc witl, the lot No —, until the whole or so many of them as there il appesr holders for shall he disponed oE . , J And b; it tuitiier-orriatnei Ly.ilic autlrocltyi afore-aid, Thai tic afore-aid Ipts shall Be call.’ grce.file ar.d subject to ihea-ae t^ic3,au4.tiiri- d-tior.9,as are rr-. -eribrJ by :to ordinance passer! • .7 li June. 18 .3; for laying off * certain spacea>V pp uru’. si.-jte un the Eny aarl I^iowa cl -Vew- ejrauklin ward. . . • 4! Ami ne.itfor-her nnlainrd by thaauthorifj afo'esaiiLiTt^lne swae lo’.f shall bereaftrr be.".' j cu.nsiderj of the aTorewnd ward, and in-, | chi '.ed ijf ihe saine for aH the purposts of rest T dence" and otlier requisitions of lucidity aj ora re- ' quired by law or ordinance. . '• In Council, March 22, 181bt. [L S], Passed, stAMjW M. WAYNE, r.-jj-jn. A.test, , .' 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