About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1819)
kVittftjnt vitiject;n$ (fie «<*nl\nW* w-v-14 to lt!'fiiif> inconvenience* sn.l e mb; re* asm e lift Il’ich sninr gentleum xnticiputcfl. II n**'! moved (or leave to brin» in a bill to (Crain the jnvernnr and company of t!i ►'t<t'i|fK'i;!anH from nukin';c»ruia pay rinnnti in spilif, pursuant to notices ajiv»*n | far that purpose. The eight hon gnntle >»tl. added, the house would (eel tost thi Sm**#***- w v'■ ■ ng passed with that rapidity which ifria in iesi cable—lor the house must be aw ire n-y were now within two days ot tbctini .i-iii'i they usually sojourned tor the taster iolid iVi,” and teat therefore d this bil- ■ ■ i i . .. ..._ ■ nf its itaees' had now only toad I, tint if this were a m«-. Vjre which iiecoul ! see. vitally necessary,- ouch as he could tau*ent tut necesMti. ,.iJ much a« he vrt.J suns toe fnp. i- lencenf the batik; he yet would not so >' t ,, j, to *ay* (hat he Would have been pc pared to oppose a measure of iiuperutiv. and immediate necessity. Lord Castiereagh said, that the view i Kdtlrtls I'lC HOJ'' . wvl Ji t » -5i t i. . O' a fl ,»*> m It hI dnLif permitted to be brought n.onghtto whuh the hon. ond .earned ge itlemao h. lass with the l*;.t pOA-tbl : de!a», an'l he l«r»fore hoped.that, there WonM bo no <>b- retitro toil* parsing that evening throu;'i |li several stages. Mr, Brougham sail, he confessed he ^ra« somewhat embarrassed from the man Wr, in which the right hon. gentleman, a - chairman of the committee, had »Mtrodur.ed (his subject; in that, eudurrass'iienthn was iur* the house had participated. 1 his wa> nt a proceeding instituted on the t'onfi- ;ence of the responsible advisers oi the rnwn; nor did it rest on the ounfi- nec of the committee; but it cauic before in on the pa-tial statement of so.ne- ..ng which ti.e right honourable gen- em»n derived a knowledge of from wnat £hkse(i in the committee; and on this state ment, without any disclosure m ule, witli- f im any fa^i- to guide them, the house was 'Called upon to pass a bill without notice. tithout discussion, and, indeed, without „!« possibiity of discussion. T 'is m ode rft proceeding was without precedent, and enuid not he defended upon principle measure was Formerly, when a legislative adopted on this subject,the house proceed ed not o:dy in a different, but in an op posite manner. In 1797, the responsible ministers of the crown, acting on mini 'na tion which they relied on. procured an ntl ; C r in council, and they then cam. down to the House, and called upon them not on a sudden t" pass a bi, 'without notice and without discussion, but. in the usual course of legislative proceedings, they proposed a bill (• pass the ho ire according to the usual ami established /roles. It was true that oi. that occasion the house had not all th.- facts befoic them; but the house rested on .the repoit of the committee: he objected to 'tbe measure, because it rested not o:i th responsibility of ministers. In 1797, Mr. JPijb rame before parliament, alter tlieoi- ,«|er in council hail been issued, and Hie proceedings of that day received .it least a Ibll discussion; Hie bill brought in was considered in ail its stage*. 1 here were two grounds, he said, on which the pre.-ent ensure was sought to be defended, fine Found was its immediate necessity the tiler, that the present was a proreed'iig subservient to an ulterior measure, namdj. ithe resumption of cash payments. « it)' regard to me necessity ol the measure, if it rested solely on that ground, he would 'fed it his duty to oppose it in all its stages. Whatever its necessity might be, why ihunid the es’aWiehvd rules of the Irni.e b. adulated?—What was it bpt a puialo. v, da tisti of the proceedings "I the hou o? A- tn the bank, there was hothing toiompei that corporation to g<ve notice ot piymc th.-ir notes tu January, 1817—it sa, op tional with them to do so. 1 ney give that aoticr, and should be bound by it. " hat is h'scN to result from this invidious pro position? It IS said to be subservient to an other measure: but why hurry it with sue!, rapidity through the ln.u,t? "by prevem a fair inquiry into its merits? It i> san. t » be a measure of immediate necessity; hut #urelv 5 »»r -1 if.ivs* »lurinj; which it uouhi Ul 'i]er discussion, would not affect the T!t,i-ct in view, whilst it would give an np- pirlunitv to ‘.he house of considering that sikiert. Surely it was not on such a pie- tea ’hrt the standing outers of the house rfmuid be i iolated. The right honorable rntlcman. by entering into a statement, nbarrassed t'iie house in no little degree he had not removed the veil which con ..ah-,I the proceedings ot the committee, but h*d simply satisfied hnnself with say. jog M -t the meosure was necessary to.- certain purpose*, and, if not passe,: im.u - itiacelv, it were as well not to pass it at all; but he entered 4 to a statement ot t.n Amount tne bank had paid away in couse- - atutnee of that notice, which it was option I aI with then to g, < or to witiiho. l. lie I Atited that till.y h id already paid .way live ['■linilii'-.oi; '• «t surely the sum fiat they Es might b* supposed to pit to'then-vt thri ■bur too'■ days Was tiola ciU'i.h-r f H n w •'i;n W*boaid induce tne house toiid.if l'i .'- I tabh.iued rules. From whs* w.is b. y •h.vconl.t not til s-S he u:.i considered tl.is tjnertmti. *0 fsr cooruireu s/it!i his own, that .t was not likely ’.us. nny great difference would exist eit , r as to the general measure or the particular .node of carrying it through th- house. He was perfectly prepared to admit, that if the measure was brought forward merely on account of the bank, or to support its ore- lit or interest, i* would be very unfit that it. should be disposed et in the way in which it was desired to carry this bill. But it was fortunate that the qaestion could tie liscussed without ar.y reference to the convenience or cr* clit uf the bank; ffr th* 1 credit of that establishment was happily n so flourishing a state as to render the adoption of suen a measure quite uuneces- vary in that virw. He must agree, that if the necessity ot the measure could nut he made out on »»me other grounds, it would not be bv any means expedient to pass a 1,11 of tins kind in such a way, atid that it would be coming to parliament in a man ner quite umvai ranted. The whole ques tion was, whether the most convenient course would be fiat, now proposed, or to adopt the precedent of 1797? In consider- ’ articl'd i tab"• 1th* he lot me*"' to ill 1 g; .ca tu Fi il.t tint vi rtii.ti, he this, lie b ‘Kged leave to call the atten tion of the house to a marked difference between the circumstances under which ulus measure was judged necessary now, and t.We under which that of 1797 had heen resorted fo. It was true that in 17 9., as now, parliament was sitting, and the ministers might have introduced the mea sure at once, by calling upon the iegisia- ture to pass a bill. But the grounds on which the government acted in that cu“e w is, that they foresaw the drain up n tiro baok to he so great, that, if it were con tinued, the public service would at that critical period, in the midst ot a formida ble war, he deprived of one of the most important means of carry ing it on. A he circumstances under which the measure was now brought forward were very differ ent. There was no war—no immediate alarm of so serious a kind—an inquiry w.i now going nn as to the best menus of pro viding for the early resumption ol cash payments. He was sure that under su.li circumstances the honorable and learned gentleman would see that it would be an extraordinary step for ministers to have stepped ; n between parliament and then c- min,itec*, and by an act of state to have .it mice decided that very qncstioe which • hose committees were appointed to cm.- , sider. It would surely be admitted that i,.ere was no more proper mode in whic.i .communication respecting such a n,en sure could be received by pariianm..t Ulan lirnilgli the report of a committee, whose lrliberations were turned upon to it very subject. This was enough to show how wid 1 the distmeti r’l wa« b. tween the case f 1797am! the present. Tne suggestion was that win. h toe. house would now most totally adopt, ratherthan the measure oi which was resorted to as the more uinmary remedy for a d inger thin so nnmiiftnt. As to the o, jec.i .t.s to has tening the measure, it must he plain tn,.'- it was in itself wise and accessary, the ut most expedition was necessaiy in adopt- lu the year 1797, the course a- dopterl was still more rapid, because the pprehend- d mischrel was more i.iiinerli- ,\iid here he must state how fully he concurred in the sentiments expressed by o,s right honorable I'ri-mt, (Mr. Fee!; tlrai 'his measure was recommended in toe hearty spirit id hastening the time win .. cash payments should he d tinitne yrvsuin- 1 , d. If Hie il aiu fro.n the bank (whien t' was the obj-rt of Hus measure to prevent,) was allowed to <q.crate, it would naie the inevitable effect of postponing.lire pen.itl resuming cash piymerits. Farther than ties, the haul: was not interested in toe • i iestioii As to the extent to which tne drain had operated, some statements nan already been made. It appeared that with in ;iie last IS month*, tile amount ol trea sure paid try the b..:ik, in guineas, hall- o-nvKii*. and sovereigns was about 9,0(19,- Zool. If th ■ ii am Was to continue tn no il was .unions to whit an ex a!" m p ..tpotring tile pe- k i-jl.f be postponed in any of its stag 1 II after that time, it would be wbr*% Utan. ingitory. (Hear, hear!) (To be continued,) Ijjvnov, April 7. nififi count of admiralty; D’jct^r Comment, 7’vssdati. .ifnrl 6 Tar. Hfnm». -PuucT. Sir tVn. Scou gave judgmect t.os daV on tne hove important que-tion, as recards not ooh j.riacs taken oy ve^ela «> tl:* service of the aolim Amfrican in lrpendentr; but as »xtends to gooes m.t merchandize, the pn c,.eds of *ush captures, n ine sul.irc* to ibe juris,iiction of this court. - 1'ne learned Judge observed, this teas-an appli cation on the part of die Spanish Ambassador, c.iarrvn? n., behalf, 1 certain tubjects of the king ot Spain, certain m imes, alleged to be me proceeds of goods piraticaliy liken on the liign -eaa. d; tf,e ship itercnlrs, brown, n,aster, pratong t )' v urt to grant a warrant to arrest socn property in a cause of piracy. Another claim is put in by certain Spann 1 , subjects, praying restitution, .ri con-ennence of nn aoptal from sentence o rtndemnaiion passed bv tire vice adX rally court I .Antigua, from whirhsrr.tcr.ee and prueev-- .... iris court had dimni-red the parties, and but. for Hie ol.jeciions now taken, restitution w.ulo have followed. There wa, no auttrority proceed-, ing from the crown of Spain wbicbcould,, case, resist the claims set up by those Spant.1. mbiters themselves, as tu the val dity of «'e |r cb.im. I. was enough that these monies were not - roved to have been the proceeds of Spanish prop- -rtv so t;*k<-n—that was the cbj ction of the clar- m ,'nts, anctif the c-.yi-t h,.l snmc.eiit jurisdtetron t.) en'tltatn such enquiry. After an elaboiate judgment, the court dtcr.ed the watiar.t of-ar- rt-jt t r » . » • d h Tut ci.»v ihe Tr-ncotTUil**^* captain r » (Utc Ch-Ue. ger.) arnvtdalPortMnouth fpoin*».h * Ka*t Indie<, via St Helena, sailed trom tlience I*e .>.th .iaunary, and Ascension the B.l. Ft bruarv; touched at Fayal on tbe !9th Marcli. and Uf? it on ’he following day. By hec. camt ;ias«enger, Mr Stokoc, Surgeon of the Conquerer, and latterly medical attendant on the p rsor. of Kona parte The cau.»e of the sudden return ,f t!.i c officer to England, is stated m the follow ing letter.—Star co “St. Hiliwa, January. 29. “There has been no occurrence hrre cf any in t rest to our frienda at horre for some time; a« *;;•» been aa vapid and monotonous as the harboi !uty on a home station, only with far greater pri- vations. But at length a buz has been created*-- Ir Stokne. the »ur^eon etthe flag sh p "hom av na’-arte accepted &> hs medical attendant, >»fj«r the tturn home of Mr O’Mecra, has incurred the dis pleasure «.f the governor, and returns to England 11 the I nncomaite. I he facts are I understand-- vhen Mr. St-koe consented to vuccetd Mj. O'Meara, aod befiire be had made any yi»*t to wo* napur e, !ie made it the tins qua non ot h-s aceept- psrtift implied’. TVe cr.idd hop;, for tne hon- or ofonr eddntry and the reputation of our arm>, fhatjtfjey proyeho he unfcimdcd; but we cannot •mt refrain from saying, in conclusion, ve have strong forebodings to the contrary. At Halifax on all goods mported row paying a duty of 2* per cent, an additional duty of If la,'i—and an additional duty of five per cert, '-r; ihe i/u'f Rov payable on wine, brandy, molasses, and all oth.r articles, up'rn which a duty is now calculated on the weight ortneasore. Dr.T.v- b*ck allowed. The addimiui dilies are appro-^ priated lo encourage agriculture and the fishe- rfes The United States’ship OataSo, captain Bid-, die* from Lima, v;« Anopolas arrived at this port ycsterW'iy afternoou*— Jv Y. Guzette, l£th imt. M Jostvn HoNiiPiBiE and mite, arriveti at th s place yesterday, hi the atean; bc?t K'chmond, cap tain Coffin, from 3:chm**nd. He lett Washing?a*u City on Tuesday last; and will depart hence Uns morning i:i the steam boat Virginia fur Baltimore. Ya'-foIk Herald, .Way 17. UJ\ BECGMIXG wi JrO.’t.lL A.VD RKLJ- (7JOUS PEOPLE. During the want was unPecoming a moral ur.u religious people to rejoice m our victories* it was unbecoming them to march in dtfi rce of their country, arid it was also unbecoming ilum to per mit soidiers to walk thtir streets; hut alas, flow wondenul ia the dunge. la Hortan that mrjs: myr- ul of all cities, except Hartford, a £j'potUic:l rtuei- ingnTSl was held by Uirfderniitta on qQ'scsdav* las r^D at Concert Hall, CTj'a public tavljix£J) wlien and where Candida e» "ere agiced upon t«< be supported at the eiifinr.g eltciion, ti*r rep-re sentatives in the gtm rul assembly.—Front li*i G z. Jttentioh-^reorgin Ar; »r on >.,nr p .t-V't grunntl TO-MOHRCST MOKNINC ii 9 o’clock, in full uniform, :ri4 completely «ttuii ped. w.th si* lOUTKto of bbi.tc eurtridirc, to jo.n me Kiqcimentxl Review oto,- ipectiJa. TtLOT./^rt wy t. may 2P 2t> nun th ,*«Uife. but ng the situation, with sir HuiU‘>n Lowe, that he should not be reqiured to detail any' familiar con- vtrsa? ons into which he might be drawn, or any circumstances which he might overhe-jr at Long wood; but: ledgiog timself, as a British officer, that if any thing fhould come fo hiaknowkdge «n which ids allegiance to h*s kn g anti countrv should m onmpromisetl bv his wc«'cy» he. would then insUnl- '•V give i'ifurrriati*>n to ’he Governor 1 his ha.' nasse.l o-. until •» te.v «!ays since, when Bonaparte r.-us -i ldenl*. sc* zed with serums illness, »n ti e middle of the night. Mr. k <e, as i,ice?sary form- w<regi»r.fc thiou^h, v:*;tevi hi*n •* i found h t hr h.*>d a siiehl apoplectic fit. A.- n. r a few hours heapoeared frc.- trom fhe attack, lutit imd !*r»'t .• con.ddera’ 1° degree «»f iwdispo *>, Mr. **i iv e n. de « flic ai reports of the eir- c-.c. to tarces to sir find-on Lowe and the Ado iral 'F’.ampin) an.i gave copies ofih'iu t** Bonuparts vv:-ether it was :‘ii«. r cucumsUuce, or whe- M.cr Mr Stokne lu»d rrprewoited Ho..apar(e as be- iup- jj\ a worse stfett* of tu<dih than su:tx d the disposed notions of sir Hudson, is not known; but he w:u» instantly foibid to g*« to Loi gwood—was t‘;rea»encd to be tried by a on;:”-martial—oi an act of mitigation ot* lb nee, he was told he might invalid home. (). c-ur-e he preferred th- | t . e r. a? the Ua-t inevfn-miou t‘> him, end he - 4.U to-morrow ill the Tv.neon.aloe. The reports were draw?* up, * f • ui*»e, wirlj ^nscientitms a< cuvan; M.d were ru h as t:.e case dinu:.*led. a id-and itaaa. arte >•* r«-ad.- »n a stii-uo s?a' .f h*. vlh. His dwelling is -it-ded against all Visi letters recently pc.p -Nl lent it lU nod tor Hie qu d'.oli. in in?r, ■rnutp fr. a» could ni»! »*;; it u.itf lit b * tnat th tour diV-s wou.d sHe • bei.jc!u*« i*it wivs jnwibl*-. tity so «jktc»nirdiri ir v a »*»• he heaid sati>t*kti ry r aid iri^.ft. Tbe ’Ki-g ■intcrinnuon of* tlu suojoit the ori'-r «.nuut d ♦' i> f- ter of th..t day hnd •.»> •’« tne hif-k- I'* the present *.:i: iirt'iUlttrsh»vc t.fir i ff. rmitt in,; meroljers nt th-- .:,im::»iHe ’• I'vrence, i'* I”' 1 ->!**'' : - , f‘. " J- wkeiher Mr- Fi't. a- ctu i'tt'.l ' cr.tq’tfr. fiii'i ill* "lt'-rnv-vti-iT! fr - or wlicihvr Hie n-vb-e i»r-l s fi.«i»ur.il)ie ? cnt!,- 1 »ni Ii.kI t. turn us members .1 Hie commitwe. liu-y liie f.,cts within Uwir resch. they are Hie A.'lvisers ciC the crown, an i H.vV coul.l 11,.t recommend on any lair j.nncip.e .iur- r«iii- Hie hill throdj-.i that house. hy. lie avkeil, »a« the principle at ted on by Mr.'l’itt.m 1T9J, tint acte.l on now?—tl the necevsity wxs so immediate ai.d so pressios a* had been stated, even if the bill were passed through all its stages this night, still an or.h-r in council which Knight have appeared in the last lrazette. would have anticipated the present mea sure, ami the minister, of the crown might then go down to the house, a» -Sr. i ill ,|id in 1797, and the subject, instead of be- io* hurried through the house, might then undergo, as it ought to undergo, a lull and fipf u.quuy. Having said so much, he I:.* :il- it little: r of the ex it! tl»r b itik. tl :iu' ri^bt t*ir iciforiui- r* foi ■?, was ocfweeu tut ot tiiis bill m«:r. o or• l;iv.try forms admitted, ,it*tice oi i• ivin;v tt;c* pdiiou o cash payno nts postpaavd n of m ii cause wv.. h toe D,,i when thus pi-sed would prevent. To- morrow or n xt day the payment ot dni^ .'cn, 1, coiiiiiience liv the b.ink, au>l it wau u he no inconsiderable s.io. woicli would Be r- 'j ti ed t: .on t ie pres ,11 v tnan th iei a','. to j• ay t ie Iracti" nt .to. k ft spec It ,ums. Flier,-fir, the house inu-t see. that if tli • pi "Ce, dings this bill were not as rapid a, the acce lerating from* ot | arliameiit admttted, a v, i y si riou-a i iftinvcni^imo must natural* ly ,;- v ur. Another tiling tube considered ,va-. that the agitation of the subject oper ate,l ; ..s i n-.tice lo the holders ot the par ticular notes to call on the Ji 'k directly to m ike gond their engagement a» -ignfft- it by their notice. Above alt he must tiie bouse to cunsuler this measure wbs not meant, ami, in tact, was not a»} indulgence to t ie l»ank, but was recoin- iDe'-tdi d by the committee ir» their anxie ty for tlie speedy resumption ot cash p«J- merits. Secondly, he hoped that thejiouse would see that the precedent of h 9* 9 was not applicable to the circuins.ances of the present tim**: Ami, thirdly, if the house was persuaded uf the wisdom of the mea sure, he trusted they would see the neces sity uf adoption it with as little delay as possible. On tnese grounds he called the attention td the houso to concur in the motiou of his right honorable friend, anil to agree to suspend those orders which would otherwise prevent the bill trom be- tli tt ; At i« j-tivitv of IVilliam Da hy, n is rtn releasvd 11 vt cstini' ! P«"» irni.'H*: \*neru the republican. h’ridag Kvening, Jlay 1819. It seems, from ihe followingadvertisfmei.t, ti.at the Augusta Bridge Bank (uncliarlcretl) has stop ,ed Us operations, which has been the ca. se oi onsiderable siir in this place, within the lad 24 hours. It is Sfrkl. by those who are wet! acquaint ed with the affairs of the bank, that no loss wii eventua e to the holders of its paper, provided they can afford to lay out of their monv for a time Ti.e notes of this bank wiil ultimmely be redeem ed. paying an interest of 8 per cent from the dart f the 9toppafre. BRIDGE BAXK OF AUGUSTA. notice. The evil reports whieh have been so industri ou'lv circulated to the prejudice ot the BRIUt.E BANK, having had the effect to b ingdown its is ■mes upon it ir. mass; at a reason of pressure un exampled in tilt* annuls of commeice, leave no al ternative to the proprietors but to deposit in the Brunch of the State Bunk in Augusta, •peeiulut- and other securities to a much larger amount than here are Bridge Bills in circulation; which will be redeemed at the said bank, with interest at the rate ol 8 per cent, per annum, from this day fast as coileciions can be made. And we assure the public of our best and con- ..unt exertions to effect this desirable object as soon as possible; and our prospects of do.ng th, ame speedily are very favorable from the amp!, esouices provided for the purpote—under wind circumstance it • hoped and trusted the hold.r d these Bills will nut be disposed to part with 'hem st any sacrifice, as the whole ain’t ot Br dg, Notes in circulation does not exceed g285,(i0l' and there is property responsible tor tin m to few •imes the amount, which ’» and w iil be exclusive tv applied to iheir tarly redemption. ' Ail lin*c who have deposits in the Bridge Bank are r. quested to call at la o’clock to morrow and receive payment. JOHN M'KINNE, HENRY SHULTZ, BARN A M KISNE Jturuttn. -Min, 24 [-i ] SHIP J\TE fVS. Port of savannah. take notice. Managers § Assistants of Engine# There will be a regular meeting of your boar t TO-MORROW EVENING, precisely at “o’clock, At >our usual place. Jfz orilar cj the President ^ . John Haujit, SfcVj - . m?v 28 2A t It ridge Hunk liiils. The subscriber wiil receive in payment of ids or debts due to them, B. dge ic.i.K bill* at Andrew Low y Co. Savannah, rr.,v 2S- u* ■ —s6 oYulwe. The -r.b'crifccr will continue tn receive Aug.'.I- ta I.lttiK.E ’.HU S ;.i »»» in trade, for any goods he ha. for sale or in payment of debts from his country castomc m v 2* 1 r.Ll.V.-v WALLEN. Just Received. A fresh sui.plv ol those valuable ana approved MEDICINES prepared bv D. V’ T ' ionvraT, Boston. Person* 'vl.o have been wailing to get supplied w.tli tins re will phase cad at Ihe 'tore .. r the subscK- i„ r FntWABD COFFEE, may 8 to——.6 Georgia—liri/an county. V Joshua Snirtii, elers of the court of ordins- ry ft.r llie county ot lir)an. Whereas. Sarah Bird, tiouhilf Smith, and Joshua Smith, apply for letters of administration on the estate and .Meets uf dames Bird, late of thecuun- ty aforesaid, deceased These ate, thcretore, to cite and admonish alt and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to file their objections (if any they liave) in mv office on or before the first VIoutlay in July next, othe w-i-e letters of administration w ill be granted ti.e said applicants. . , r Given urulcr my hand and sea* this 27*n clay c? . May, 18i9 and in the forty-third year of-Ameri can Imi, rende'ice. fL S] JOSHUA SMITH, ccoic m.v28 (• 'b To Hire A likely Negro Boy—also two young Nfgro Women The subscnb.r prefi rs h ringtoe lattey to m. planter wl’t* has* a p!«ii»ta\ion some Vrnlcii from the city. Tor terms apply to may 2J- -l- William Morel. AUCTIONS. Executor's sale• TO-MORUO 1 *’, 29ih igst. Will be sold at public outcry, at Djflpiey Ttaugh^ erty’s cow-ptn, near fort Jaiites, in Jnckson^a purchase. « , . About fifty head of BEEF CATTLE. belorgiDff to the esiate of Matthew .Tones, lute of Tattnall county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate. executor* i of M.i.cii »a-t, he arrived in safety ai u!.*' ce lie wrote, ami fr-ni whence he m\ v.j-rrjs*:s, that cx’.r:-c;a from Ids let- ■ er lr*»m the bc^i ty WMtdd e ms iiutv « naria'ive i f per ,tjr, AAllicil would be not ii-; rcilow-ciiiren-,, j.*urtic f larly tor (Ik Hiose Ut ers cxlr.b.t, ot fort tiuie and nuUb'.iity, »ti asscrtiti^r uis rights as an u uV-r the *r*ost gloomy circunjNtances. the tyranny i!,at oppre^s^d him.— robahly jj'.e iii> lurra.ive at a tu.ure —XitP\ -igI iup Ihgc ■ Ccr. is with sensations of deep regret we have peal?’ ithe s-altmen. c- n'A*n«d in the ( '‘lowinp pn> fr vn the Nt* Vo.*k Evening Po t uf -chooner Post Bey, llrittingham. Norfolk Stoop Wave, Brew n. Si Augustine—S .. Dunning Port of Ch,Tint on, Mny 26. Arr armed hr g La Vallisnt. from Stnannali.— The ca.r.mauder i.ot being very coniniunicalive eottid not learn his name or any tiinhtr particu lars. Our bearding officer not being allowed to ^ Mo'v°James. Vi. cent, St Afary’s 1 day. cotton and leather. The U fi vcl.r Lynx, capt Madison from this port, arr at St. Mary’s on Monday last Sloop Delight, Cool er, Scvannah 1 day'. Cleared, ship Agiwam, Force, Liverpool; brig Peggy & Panulia, S' Mary’s. inav 28- On the 1st Tuesday in June next, Will be sold before the court-house in this city, be- t-’oecn theusuul hours uf 10 and 3. 1 prime Negro Fellow, a hustler and house ser vant do do a bricklayer 1 Negro Woman and Chiiu, a first rate house servant Terms, cash. M. Herbert, auct'r may 27 25 ii.ted N »i to IDeifj itoVV Mi >HXING, at 9 o clock, for the accoromu- dat;on of passengers, and wiil take r.o freighting boat in tow- For psstsge apply to the agent at tlie steain-bo.t wharf. nviy 28 26 old e to suppress the »”i n rs which ibis pubhcxtit.ii as alreaii- mad-- snlli'ienl’y notoricu.. ,Ve will, fortlic present, only express our hop; Ills', ihr aill prove, as the Ft,st supposes possible, „ ba ’ fsl-v and slander ,us.” and tint ‘".ne eoi.- ra.li-.'i'm may be as public as the ci.arg,-s ” 1. .11 j- lVe „a -metre saUsfaCtion to be authorized contradict th:m, and put their au.uors to name —th. rso* ms ,tw T.utu xvr.xtyu en6T. Repo-t states that an order was recently is«ue d n Flor di, by colonel K ng.* to put to install 1 leath. without 'he delay »r form -f a trial, any de serter that w-as ikacii I hat, in consequence, a •vivv under the command of lie'jienant went in i.ursuit of a-nwn of this description, wh. tn :;icv overtook; th.t they intn-ined the prisoner ..fine nature of iheir orders, and their readiness to ij'ire them. He firmly e*p "stulat. d with ti.e "direr—.liman-led a trial, claiming bis rights ■ v a man and an American cit.zen; but, finding nis expr.-'nlsiinns vdn. he knelt down anu received the f.tal bullet in his breast. 1„ motner instance, it is reperted that, in 'he Alabama territory, a soldier was condemned by ..s -Ificer, as a punishment for intoxication, to be duck'ei; which was executed un tne spot, and carried .o that excess that the man wss literally .;-<>■* nod. This order was a.so issued without the form cf trial. At Greenbjv. on the western tale ol Lake Mi cbigan. the military, as the same report states, has assumed a complete con’rol uver the civil author ity. Citizens have been taken up for r.al „r pre tended offences, been tied by courts mTtisl. tv the punishment of wi.it is called picott.ing inflicted upon them; that is, by pl.cing the culprits on four wouden pins, drove firmly in tlie ground, with the points exposed abuve the ground a half or quarter of an inch—over these he is suspended by cords fastened to the thumbs, and when he can no longer sustain himself in the a.r, he must let his weight down on tbe pin. As, however, we have no positive evidence that the above reports are true in all their enormity, we shall not, at present, make sny further com ments on thetDf nor add any reflections on the •This is the gentlemen to whom general Jack, son assigned the command of Fcnaicola and its de pendencies. For Liverpool ^.The very supt rior coppered ship LOU ISA Paul Chase, master, wants about three hun dred bales cot o.-i to complete her cargo; will sad f-om this about 20:n June. Having exce.lent ac- commods'ions for passengers, will take from six to ten, if early application b; made to Ibe master on board, at Jonhston’s ur per wharf, or to JOHN SPEAK MAN Si CO. may 28 ie——-26 t-ate s tuha-f. gJ'The subscriber has appoint ed R w. Haber ba n. Dr Habersham, ai.U G. tV. M Alhster, bis atiarnics during Ins abs-rce M M'.ALLISTER. 28- 6 Albany Porter and die 30 baircli couble Ale, ver) choice ;» rlo Foner 16 h ds rj e Whiskey 5 uis do do 3 i do northern Potatoes 20 do muss Snad 19 halt bis mess Shad *4 half ourreis Mackerel. No 2 5 barrels Mackerel, Nc 1 3 barrels Sa'mtn. No 1 .> do {'rime F ?^ 12 do chetr; K«im 6 boxcs sperm Gandies, &c 8cc 8tc For suit by nr^v 28 m *6 &- Prime Retuiling Sugars. 10 bluis £-upcrior retailing Sugars 65 bar ^ ot si l e on reasonable terms by Uacun ij" IJruen, Al5 o Exchange dock. nr g a h n°,G^ i ‘&'toS300each 45 drums ? Sni .. rn » Figs. For sale as above 49 boxes 5 may 28 Charleston Made Bricks. The subscribers wiil contract for the d ‘“ T «T in this place, through Ibe •»* ^1, any quantity of Charleston BKICKa. Glazed nan T1LF,. forVov-ering roofs, of supers or quJffyfequal to Dutch tile, and less subject to injury by gales cf wind or best, than slate. mjuyuy b >\»iu & Joyner. ^ tnay 23——2(j On Tuesday next, June 1, Will be sold before the Court-House, at the usual hours, . A prime Negro Wench, accustomed to the field or house work. Terms, e:i-b M. Herbert, auct'r. 7 25 On the first Tuesday in June next, Will be sold at the ourt-li 'Use, in this city, be- tween ibe usual hours. That eliaiblf L()T, wi'h us improvements, situ ate in Broughton-stnet, kn' wn by No 7. F». rtfi tv thing, Reynold’s ward, containing 6 J by 00 ft. Also. Two I.CTS, situate in Margaret vtrvef, Ogle- horpt ward, containing each 60 by 90 feet. ' Terms liberal, and made known at time of sale. M. Herbert, auct’r. _ may 22 21 On the first Tuesday in June next. Will DC sold belore the Court-House in this city, between the usual hours, . Those two valuable Lots, Nos. . 33 and 34, Elbert ward, with the im- ■ aal provements. thereon, known as the Blue ■■*i-t:ire, and three sm*ll Dwelling Mouses, ry lcsireable property is eligibly situated either for business or a residence, bong bounded „n tbe south and west by those two jpuciou* streets, West-Broad street and Liberty street, and in ihe vicinity of a very fashionable and rapidly increasing part of the city. The lots are subject to a moderate ground rent, and titles in fee sim ple may be obtained from the corporation by Pay ment of the v aluation money, w hich is about loCU dollars. Terms at lime of sale. >1. Herbert, met r. ma\ 19- Administratrix s sales. On Thursday, 22d July next, Will be sol J at ti.e late residence ot Mr Geof h e Atk nson, Greene ward. . Th; personal property of the deceased, con- sisting of , ., t One Negro Wench and child Three pr.me milch Cows also ;’ Sundry articles of Household and Kitchen Fur. jure. Bedding, &c. Bv order of the administratrix .... . M. Herbert, r.uct'r. may 22- Marshal’s sales. , , .. By an interlocut.-ry order issuing T-om the a rr ir rahy court oftlie United States for the distno. of Georgia,. WILL CX SOXD . ,1 On Monday, the Jl»t instant,.^ Between the hoUra < f 10 and 2 o’clock. >. A i he pilot boat HAMPTON, her -a**,o' apparel and furndure. r m arsjjil, v John 1L Morel, tmtckiI, < -pry — -2X ■ —25
