About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1819)
*• kith ili'4 stfhffor.tr MiXittzima, out only ’fects with Ifte greatest €a*e when the tide (d8 day* from Baltimore, fur the Pacific •ocean*, who itiformed us that we were then 'in- thtlongitude of 52, 30, west, ami con sequently 700 miles distant from Hermu All Weh^d now been contending will# place on their way .to Bejle Fontaine, 9 spathwest and southerly'winds for the last £1 days, and had made butfi or 7 degrees v ot southing,when we loii'ht, in the same time, have remin d the Western Isles.— But you will still be more astonisiie.l to learn,* that, notwithstanding we were thro 1 more than half way over, and favored with n strops westerly wind, yet our captain actually bare aw.i»y again for St. Thomas’s, , in the West Indies. Well, after driving and beating about here for more than a ■weefr, wq_fortunate!y caught a trade wind, which carried us on briskly till die even- jn'gwf thrill »t of January, when w* found rurselve* in the latitude id St. Thoroa,’.. t Our captain then shortened sail and stood _ail7tff the westward, in pursuit of the isl- *,and. On the morrilig of the Cjd, we ■ #pnheai»liii*ll»u brig, oot 2 days only, wtio informei^.Us that wc were then in the r tuilgitude "if 6‘) west, and consequently i’sjOO miies distant Iroiu St. Thomas’s.— Our captain now determines to haul up for Qiihjatoupe. when, on the day follow ing, we had finally the siU'.lactimi to make Jbiid,— wiiiili jonvyd.to be tlie island vl Anligui!—where we received a pilo- aau safe into lull boa. Jl’roipecls now began to brighteh, with ,» the flattering.Ii-pes enteri.iicd of having our vessel shortly icfi'tcd, and ready again (or sea, out. m,t .it of having the ie topes realized in 13 or 20 days, as expect- s«d ; it Was not till tir-4th of April lollow- „ mg, that we finally took our departure.— Jfo that you wiil perceive we were her de tained 72day> longer, for the only and ej press purpose of r.-filtiiig this vc»sel, a aclir. ot L50 tuna only, ^now nggcil into a brigantine.) in one of tlie fi-.e-t and best provided ports in all tiie West lud.e...'’ We hnve-scer* lelt'TS from Lisbon »s fa^easthe 27lh ofMty, to a revpeembln house in this city. I5y tlies- letters it aji- jpears^thnt a duty of 31 ceuti per bushel on com has been laid, which to k place the ]3th of .VI iy The stoak on hand was im tirnie, and no prn"pcct* nl improvement At Tenciifle flie25Ui of May tlie markets Wore equiiilybailuud unpromising.— JV*. I 4iaz. 13./i inst. it in her favor.—Quebec Gazelle. St. Louis, June 9. On Sunday and Monday last, passed this barges with the 6th regiment United States’ infantry, commanded by colonel Atkinson. Bight of the boats caiiie up together in front •il tiie town un Monday, and made a very hand mine appears n ,'e. The 5tll regiment of infantry luvleft Detroit anil proceeded by the way of Prairie de Chirp to the mouth of St. Peter's river, near the Falls of St. Anthony. On Sunday arrived the Johnson, from. Cape Girardeau, with United State*' stores, one ol the fleet destined lor the Missouri expedition. Montrer’. ■Tune 29—Yesterday about hall'past 1 o’clock, we experienced o-;e of tne severest gale* from tlie north, accom panied with lightning, rain and hail, wc recollect to have occurred in this place for many years. There tell abou.incti ofhiiti in the short space of half all hour. The hail st»n»s were of the size of common marbles, anil broke many panes of glass. A brig was driven ashore below Grant’s Island. Tlie thermometer, which stmjd at SI immediately before the slonn, sunk to,68 degrees in one liout. The navigation of lake Erie is improved by buoy’s f.U.el inhtie west'channel lead ing from toe lake into tlie bay of Daukirk. MAIL RUHBKRS. An at'empt w»s made ici rob ’he irr-at Southern Vlii.l i e-trr'lav morning., about 6 miies from UaU- imo-e, on the Washington road, by two vlllians, ■vho se'zed lit” two lore horses. Ore of Die rob- her q-iii'ing his hold foi tbe y.uiyo e of tiking he mail—die driver immediately i..id whip t > his orscs, who sprang Willi s,* oil alacrity as *o J.'*tr*. ate themaclvca nfer dr«;;^i tg on” of th? robbers seaevral vards.— Balt. Mirn. Civ on 16i/.iuor. From ihe N. Y. Evening Post, I2th inst fllAMOFCS ASi, WirKLII IMroSITIOS. On Sunday looming, the Mayor receiv- "Wd infoiinatioii mat a numierof persons l...d been linded in tiie in.-ut on pier No. 5, Cut liver. At an early hour, tlie maj or and alderman II. tin repair'd to the place, and found there three persona. One ofthem, as it appeared, in (he last agonies ofdegtli; anothei so unw-*ll and feebie that l.e was unable to stand; tlie third was well WiiVliail been lefi i i < har ge of a quantity ■if baggage deposited on the end of the , wharf. jTliu account the well man gave was, that they had taken passage in Ire- laiid^oii board an American brig, for this port; that they had made tlmir passage from Safi in by sea; had been out several days, and that they, with six or eight pei - eons had been landed on tlie vvl.arl from the schooner the preceding night at about on# o’clock;’that among the persons so landed, was awutnnn who was sick in con- bequeiicu of liavii.g miscarried while on tke pussage ia tlie schooner; tl t she, end ail but those who were then present, had gaiie into the city. No information could be obtained as to whore they might be found. White the magistrates were conversing with this person, tin* wile of the sick man. having un infant in her arms, came on th wh.-.rf She said, anil in* doubt she toll the truth, that they hud been landed at Sa lem as tin: man had repicscnt.nl, lull th tiny nad, about six nr eignt aliys since, Qern landed at Amboy; th it the inhabitants Jf that place had, by subscription, raise.: if. a 'll In pay the master of a small boat fur bringing them up anil landing them in * the city. She -a d that this was the *e- * cond cargo ol their passengers fnitn Ir. - laud, whiqji bad been lauded ns tiie earn. tfdiay. a** f These poor wretches had no doubt been instructed by those who bad so humanely contributed lor Iheie IrinSjinrlati n to tin eily from Amboy, to conceal the fact ol s tlmir hiving last It fl that place, least tliev tnigj-t be returned tlulher under the au- tiioiity ol our h.ws. Tlie iSinditiuii of the -irk person is rep resented as wretched beyond description. ’ He was lying on the whirl f..r several hour* yyittoui ;he least shelter or any rue A? Whim •ever-, | with filth,and too feeble fi> protect himself against the flies wliich Were absolutely preying in swarms on hi- ,l:Vliyt body. ”, Uw3 v destestable is the inhumanity ol those, who, far the suke of preventing tlic-c hclp'txs strangers from becoming a publir itliaig.: at Amboy, ot|isld so uulcelmgly n- , pose them lo' every extremity of huinu. Wretchedness and to death itself. T*'# sie.k persons'with all the baggage were .iirm-Miatcly sent to the hospital at Statun Island. .Measures, we undv.stand ■Jltre lik-ilf th discoverif possible, as well as lfi% person* who weie concerned in these shocking tiaosacli' ns, ns the uufeituin.t. people who have m de their way into the tjtj. Too much praise cannot be bestow, cd upon ilia mayor, ft r his indcfatlgablv activity a* thi- moinent, to guard our city from the dangers that surround us on eve- ry^sicle- Attempted Rahery (if the Mail. Wh^r^as il lias !>een represented la me, by the driver o r lhe m til Sis.^e, iliar an aitrinpt wasmade h's inari:;^ lo arrest the mail stage between tins »liice and Elkrulge, in its progress to Washington, by i«ro or m ire highwaymen: I do t! ere fore offer •a reward of g5:0, for the apprehension of the per son or persons concerned in said attempt, on con viction of said persons in any court of hw\ — J. S. Sxixner. Baltimore Pant Office, July 14» traced to any vettel. or any airsrtgferirriripy from abroad in this place. ' ** Since the last mentioned cases, on the 7th o* July, no report of a similar di^r.-c !:au been made to the board, nor have they any knowledge of a single cas? nour within the city. The build- ings.in which the before mentioned cases occur red, have been carefully cleansed, whitewashed, and vcniilated Tlta inhabitants throughout Philadelphia are generally healthy; and it is hop ed that the prompt exertion* which have been ^a- ken to remove ihe causes of the’hte alarm, and to counteract any renewal of the disease, will en sure to us the remainder rf the season pasted in rhe enjoyment of that state of. general health, with v. Inch an over-ruling Prnvjdence has been pleased to bless our city .for many years. Signed by order of ihe Board. Johs Cukxroy, president. Sa^ckl .Kmlfjt, jr. sec'ry. ♦ 7c Jacob Dyck/fian, J\1 J). K. B. 7‘he weekly reports of deaths :n tills ci ty and its liberties, made by ihe Bc^rd, may be implicitly relied on as accurate. A report having been circulated thisyforenoon, that another case of malignant fever had occurred in Water street, ue immediately made *r.quir> ontjie s-ibj et at tiir health office, ard ‘ were informed that no new ca*e rf the kind had happened, or at !?resent existed in Hiiladelphia M’Utt t’tt>e tal- taeious rumours are set nflaat. it! ottr own city, and jdarnih.g letters wrtteu and sent lifr.ee. it not wonderrul tliat people abr-.?d rep tat and magnify them.—Plula Franklin Gc.z. 14;'i in$t. The Boston Gazcttevof the 12th inst. in speaking of the health of the town, observes—‘The burials for several days past, have .lot exceeded the uuial mortality at this season, although the heat h-s r*een, an<l is now,- unusually great. Sevexal of the late sodden .deaths are presumed to have arisen frem the indulgence cf eatii-g lobster suppers, xvbich to a healthy person, are innoxious; but when the blood »s warm, ami the body predispos ed to fever, they are always dangerous.** Put lad ei phi a, Ju!v 14 TJ S Ba jtk fctocK—90 offered, no sales this morning. In England so many foreigners are made nip!v.s of the Oath, that the older is sometimes called a shower bath. 1 Emigration 1o the Ciwath'-t.— Five thousand ne huudredwnd forty seven erai^snts li^d arriv ed sit Quebec, from the moiuli of May io the 5:h of July. Lord Liviffifiol lias announced tbit th£ loan will l.c only J'2VXi,00J. The plan and condition of »h j loan, i;avc had the be‘t effect in the city. Notwltliitaiidmg the holiday at the hank, the exchange was open, and much business was done this morning. The consuls got up to 63$. wiih an appearance of a new rise, which was realized :*t 2 o’clocl*, when there were a number of buyer* at 7‘*$. From the Xew-York I):dlv Advertiser, Kith inst. LATEST FROM EUROPE. Reoort f»ys that there is a vessel below with large sum in specie on board. This vessel is sh po»:*d to be either a patriotic pr vatccror a prize to one.—Baltimore Federal C itette, 14//* met. A S % VE HE G US C Was experienced in this city last evening, at the conclusion of which the ship Shamrock at Wirgman’s wharf, was struck, with lightning. Fortunately there was no pTson on b urd at the time, and the only d.«in «ge was the destruction of ihe maintop-mast, ami main top gnllaut-ma U —nieces of which were found at the distance of fifty or sixty yaids.— ib, iOth intt. THE REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY KVKXIYGf JULY 54. 1819. (fy The friends and arquainiancc of Mr PHIL IP YOUNG, are requeued to attend his funeral. '» m'/rrn* morning, at 9 o’clock, from liis iate re sidence. FCTl TIIE SAVAKrAH JlEFTTBLICjkJr. T> WlbLIAM If.iBU.Y, Es 3 . Governor r>f the State of Georgia, The duties and powers of the three departments ir government, are so clearly and distinctly of i«fine»l, that it is unnecessary to detail them—The' legislative branch it is well known ha*, alone au- Jtnrity to enact any laws which are not repug nant to the constituti n r.f the state and of t!»c United Str.tr J, and the forma iiie i imposed in the exercise of these 1;;'V.> must he strictly adhered to. Nor is it competent for the executive or judicial lcpariment to alter, or di«pensc wrh any of the "equiiiuons demanded by these laws From these observations H will naturally occur to you tliat 1 conceive you have transcended die limits of the power vested hi you, by dispensmg with a d*itv imposed on Justices of the inferior court, in the election of company officers, and ;ubs:iiuting the superintendence of J;isuc< s of tiie Peace, contrary to tiie provision* of tW^ct to revise and consult, date »he militia laws of this state, See. Allhough no positive evd may result from th.* proceeding, and ait hough you have no doubt been actuated by ihe best mo ives, still any usurpation of authori ty is dangerous, ami particularly so when not’ even a temper try public benefit can result from it. Surely th*.* plea »*f releasing the Justices of the Inferior court from what you term an unreces?> ry duty, can form no excuse for your departure ’rem the limits of your own. The tegilature tho’t .‘it that they should preside in certain cases, and if it be a mistake or oversight on their part, the remedy rests wkh them done, and can be appli ed by no oiher nnthor.ty. A Fbiexj) to the CosfiTrTiojr. It is rumored that government contemplate es tabling a post at the f ill s.of St Mary, betweer Lake Superior and Huron.—Boston Fat V2ihirut At the late anniversary celebration at Peters burg, Virginia, the following toast was drank. “Ba—Our oppressors—the rational main, moth our V(t?5/»-ot«r— a speedy end to their char ters, and no renewal —3 groans. Mil*. In the debate in th® Hon?e of Lords, May 21, id had rtry iccently bceb exported to France; and the mint^lfr of finance at Paris had idmitted tin* French gold hrd been jmued to a- bmit that amount, ccincdL from English seve- .eigus. [Per brig Levant, aril sch\ Nkw Yens, July 15. % LATE V T F H OM CADIZ Captain Coffin, arrived yesterday, sailed from Cadiz on the4th Junp, at which titne the United States' sloop of war Hornet, captain lieid, was waiting for orders fnin our ndnister .\*ad-id.— The treaty had nm-tiS yet been signed We further lfarn, that cm ttie I3*h of May. two 74V ;i.u( three frigi tes, sailed from Cadiz for Lima GKAND cspedi'h’R, of BO trmsports, with 10 000 troops, uuis to s:iii about the first of September! — All Spanish vessels arriving in poit were immedi ately put in requisition, to aid in the great work of subduing the Patriots. July 16 VERY LATE Fit OM FRAjYCE. Rubicon, left Havre on the lJtn ult. and the editors of the Gazette are indebted to captain Id ridge fur papers to the 8 h of June, inclusive These papers afford but little to interest us; but e haw made t!.e following extracts: France, judging from her j umala, appears (o i in a state of perfect tranquility . The prospect of abundant crops are spoken of with exultation. Little or no change had taken ^Irce in the nur ds. Coir.nvTce was still stagnated. The countess of Sarvilher (.jus-rph Bonaparte*^ wife,) who intends sailing for die United Stales, »Her having disposed of her property in France, will not be able to set out before the spring of '830. An immense number ol SuLs peasants had pas- ed Ihrmigh Aruhtirn, on their way down the Rhine, to take si.ippir.g for America. Private letters from London received in Paris, 'tat c that a rr-at number of Quaker families were ‘ rring their property imo Cush, and preparing i» for America A l*ai is p per of ihe 2d June, states, that coun terfeits of Russian bank bills to the amount of i.400'0 * roubles, had h« en di-coveied in London. A Fam paper <’f the 2bt!i M *y ssy.^, that accord mg to late account from Malta, 'a considerable part of iht-Engii-h vquadron in the Mediterranean had been ordered to return immediately to Eng- The fast sailinji: ship Rubicon,Capt. Hol- dridge arrived yesterday in 23 \luys from Havre de Grace. Our French papers which are to the P.th of June did not reach tis in time to cnablc^us to make transla tions for to-day’s paper. We are indebt ed to commercial friends for the foi tow ing interesting sales, &e. Havre, June 2. COTTON*—30 bides Georgia, ordinaly* qual ity, If 674c ; 10 do do ordinary and current, If 70c; 18 do Lousiana, If 70c; iO ilo Buliia, 2f 35c; 15 half do Surat, If 10c. Kicc—100 tierces Carolu s in bond 29f 25c. Coffee—14 60o Ib. St. Domingo, If 66c. Sligar—14 Ukds Martinique and clayed, If Ibc; 100o sacks brown Bourbon, 71 l-4c. June 7. COFFEE—7000 lbs. St. Oomingo, If 674c; 110 sacks Porto-llico in bond, If 25c. Cotton—*. 20 bales Louisianu( lf9^Jc; 15 do Minas, 2f 15c; Hides—4000 Buenos Ayres, 22 a 23 Ib t^cli. Hue JllhC 8. PEARLASH—50 bids first sort, 55f. Tea- 30 cases hyson, in bond,4f; 40 do souchong, do 2t; 15 do skin, do 2f. Pepper, t>90 sacks, £ hea vy, in bond, 80c. Ccfi’ce-, 56^ St. Domingo, in bond, 1S6 sacks Rio, do anti 120 St. Doiniugc, do If 15c. Cotton, 54 bales Louisiana, fine, if 75c; 170 do Gcotgia, If 62$c. Sugar, 20 hhds 404 raw Martinique, 70c; 1100 Racks raw Indi:u in bond, 221c. Wood, 6000 lb Palessandrc, 32f 50 c. June 9. COTTON—55 bales Georgia, If 45c; 80 do do good quality, If 60; 80 do Louisiana, ordina ry, If 67^c; 96 do Georgia, good, If 60c; 59 do do fine and good, If.65c. Sugar, 35 hhds raw Martinique, fine, 75c. Coffee, 15 sacks Rio, in bond, If 20c; 41 do do in do If 25c. Jlfay 29—Tlie tobacco concerns of tiie 15tb inst. went off badly. Nearly 10,000 hhds. were tendered, and the government only bought 1570, at tlie following prices. Tobacco stile of 15 th A fay. 1S19. 200 hhds. Virginia, 2401; 6-1 do do 210f; 63 do do 2o9.f; 128 do do 2u8f; 60 do do 200f; 207 do do 199f; 150 do do ]97f 50c; 74 do do l$5f; 390 do do 19Of; 200 do do 1871* 50c; 2 do do 1771*50c; 5.2 do cIo l?5f; 84 do Kentucky, 1601; 6 do Louisiana, 135f; 232,OuO Havana cigars, 50i per 1000. June 9—There is no particular change in cur market since our exports of the 29th ult.; but tlie terrible :.oc« urns tivm your-quarter will no doubt produce a farther decline in American produce. Extract of a letter dated Ilcvte June 10,1819. Our place cannot now suffer much from known or future disasters, as it has long been on a liquidating system. Unless we are brought down by English markets we are inclined to think that" our prices will be maintained. Otti stock of line Cottons is very light, and choice par cels would command proportionate high rates—good ordinary uplands sell for 52 a S3d; New Orleans, 57 a 58, superior qualities might attain SG and 41; Coffee seem disposed to advance—they are firm at 23 a 25 in bond; Rice dull, a 29f. in bond; Sugais very heavy—nothing doing in tobacco. lurid. Mr. f?t«ph’**n Cathalan, United States consul at Marseille*, di« d at that place on the 24th May. af ter a short nines*: [Mr. Noah, in his travels speaks of this gtmlvnian, who it appears is a na five of France, and then.-tore, in Mr. N*s. opinion, ought not to hold a commission under this go vemmcni ] <s 'J oe Pope has no longer any objections to crou n Louis the 16th. The kings health being much improved, it -.v a « supposed he would receive ids coronation by the pope of Rome on the 25th August, his festival day The a^as in of K'-tzebue wasnot dead on the 18th May-—he was however in the weakest state of bo- thero s j^t of It ink rvstticlions. Lord i.ander- JUv health, and it was expected he would not ’.de svd it was und^ niable that. 6 OUtVKH t of iJri- suffer much longer* The Mayor of the city uf N:w-Y rk fits issued i pf.’fl offering a reward of ore hundred i lUrs for the discovery and convict-on r:t any ma«?cr of a vessel who tlull land any siuk person in that city. The Lumber Trade—The quantity of luiuucr in the Qu.-b<*e,iii nnugreat er, wc undcnttni), t!ut at tlie »amr perioo of any former year, excepting 1811. Tin ’ tonnage of Iti* vessels arrived alrea dy, exceeds tlie whole tonnage of 1^*3 — The vessels are (nailing with the greatest ex|ic.littou to make tvvu trips, and to facil *tate them in loading, the Telegraph atenm Imat f.ishceii employed in tuaring the raft. 4i1. i1 respective ttaliuns, nUn.ii she ci- hf.alth office. ? l’hii.il Iphis, .I-.tj JO, 13:9. 5 Sir—I'i reply to the* communication nec'vrd *m >o»» tin* afternoon, on behalf ol the board o■' Health or New York, the following sta'Linhnt of ».ae c:rcum*ianccs which |j»'T given rise to die re port* ft Ik existence oi yellow fever in this city, is made exactly they have came to tiie kuowl ‘edge ot this board:- On the 2d of July, a report was made to this board, by doctors Griffiths and Parrish, of three coses ot malignant fever, in a house on the upper side of Market-street wharf: the persons reporvd, were Clement Reeves and wife, (heads of the fam ily) and their daughter, Susan- They were imme diately removed into die the country, where Mr Reeves soon died; t!»e wife and daughter an? now convalescent. On the 5th of July, a young man was re ported ill of a malignant fever, by two other physicians, doctors KnigTit and Uller, who was employed in a store adjoin ng the house north of that occupied by the patients before mentioned This young man died: those who were in attend ance upon him, have been sent in the country, and ttie house was cleansed and whitewashed (lu the 7th cf Julv; two cases of the same form of disease were reported by doctors Duffield and Hu“ i>. in a house or store adjoining tlie same building in which the sick were first reported, but in a direction westward. These persons were «oon afier removed out of the^city, find one of them is since dead. All tlie sick mentioned were rest dents"vf the city, and th? disease has net been longer Tl.e Paris papers arc full of liberal discussions tlie chamber cf deposits on the propr elv of recalling the eoiiprants. Among- those recalled wt notice Marshal doult. ^en. l ire |)irot. (non* .n Pii.la-l-.-lpIiia;) Count Heal, (mror at l.is tarm near Lake Ontario;) Itaron Pom-ntndet; (-* -uctu-r d’-M.ibigny; Eachai.enauxj Tl.sb.ud, and L mail- 'fiic q'laranti-.e .-t 10 days, to be performed at Havre bv vessels fr..m the L’nit-d Sates is remov ed and SO announc'd in the Paris Journal. The increase of population at Marseilles, in 1 years, is staled in ,-i Paris paper to be 40.000 seals, since the restoration of Louis the 18th. •r. [tv th- It"bicon, a mercantile house of this city as received a letter from Liverpool as late aj ihe Lb of June. Front-his letter tve are permitted Lo cops tlie following prices: '■Muse ivado Sugars. 59 jo 6”; dry brown. 59 to 6”: St Lucia, and Parbadoes elated 35, Rice, in h.tnd. 22 to 25, Ordinary Quercitron Hark, 14 to 17. n-v Buenos Hvres Hides, 6} to 8J; Brazil do. 6 to 7 Cotton, Sea Island. 2s 6 to 2 If j good 2s 1 to 2s 3: Upland. 11 to 12$; If. O 11 to 15$ Nica'a Wood, 25 to 27. Tobacco, James River, faded, 3$ to 4$.- liaopahannock, 3j to 6; Ken tnekv nod Georgia. 5} to 6. Ashes U. S Pots, 39 to 43: Pearls, 46 to 48 AmericanTar.il to 12s 6. U S. Wheat, 8s to 9s 6 Flour. S3 to 37: sour 27 to 30. [Bv contrasting the above with ihe prices of the 21st of May, it appears that New Orleans cotton had improved a penny ] Lomov, June 2. The fa reign exchange* are getting better— Hamburgh is par—Paris is four per cent, in our favor. Yesterday the loan having been officially an nounced on change, the funds experienced a sud den rise. The consolidated, which hadfallen. got up to 66$ and 38. They c*y that the loan tvUI be thirty millions, but tbatthUjstim ol the operation will not be rendered public till after.tbe closing of tie list of those.concerred. Among tie •cribers, are tbe booms of Uolbschild, and & Ellice. - ». * -'i -r., .ir aV.' i Died—At New-Yorl* on the 101b in'tant, Mr. Ral?u Mat, sfter an illness of 12 <>r 15 days, aged 40 yes is, a native of Connecticut, ard fV r mai-r yean n merchant in Savannah He has left a vij- :»w, six small children, and rr,rny other relations knd sincere friends to mourn his los*. . on lhe 30th May, at Tangier*, Matiia ifo r.f James Simpson, e^q. consul general ol tfie United States of America, lltr disorder was water in the chest. . , April 14, at Weymouth,Erglancf* aged 82 U. If at ard, esq of [ir.th. He is supposed to have been U»e last surviving officer, who fought under • he command of the brave gen Wolfe, at the bat tle of Quebec, in 1756, and was near him whence fell. AUCTIONS. Cu Monday next, the 26th inst Cpo.ial f'rum Saturday i n incnliHt J b* 6 itmt-ur J WiM l.r-sold on John.tnu A Andrr-o t’« |,..Jt, T wharf landing fr-.m brig tor account of the rbipr rl. and alt c -ncviucd. 130,000 Dutch 1'riek’ Term- «T time of .«*!?, Sul* (o cotn i.c'trr' at (1 o*clock, .■ J 15. flvrbci l, mV V4 66 Bv Watts »>* Joyner. On .Monday, the 25th instant, At 11 o’clock, ll'i’i br sold b ‘f ,re our ftp's, Sundry Artii !cs «!* GROCERIES. ALSO, 20 boxes complete svts < f dining and tea Chi* im, trbm thccelcbrAtcd n.in iloctqrr cf Cole- > brook Dale, Englan.l, worth the attention of dealers and nunilies. ^ 10 doz. best double fintt cut half pint Tumblcrjf anti wine Gla 15 doz*. glass water Goblets 20 do/, half pint Tumblers 100 doz. German I.coking Glasses, assorted* AuInvoice of Handv are & Cutlery, > CONSIST!XO OF * 1» , ^ Stock I.ccits, Knives 4 Forks* Chest lTandIef > r Shoe and picket Knives, Inkstands, Snuffijkf Trays, Coil: S«,rew 3, Sciss-rs, Raz.ors, Pencw ,j Cast’s, Pad l.ocks, Currycumbj, chest and cuc»- bo.nxl Locks, Buttons, &c. * 20 pieces hue mwbessed flaxen Osiutb.ufgs An elegant Gig and Saddle Horse And on Thayluy the 29thj ' Ax lu o'clock, Will bo said ;it our Auction-Room, A huge & General Assortment cf DRY GOODS. *2iitl at 12 o'clock, precisely, Vfithont the least reserve, 10 bales best heavy London Duffel Blanket* 15 do fine white plains 2 crscs assorted Ci iamb rays 2 do 6-4 Union Stripes and Plaids 2 bales Russia Sheeting — Julv 24 66 On Mcuday, 2d August next. IVtli be to nl a. 11 o'clock at il, h.e't vs'mf Tlie pilot boat HOXHU, !ut ta . • kle, appearl and furniture sold by orJcf .f the htmoralde the ccurt of U’d.nary for Jhathsin county, for the benefit ol the cu litusofWm Roys ton, die by ordef uf Jilt: eivcutiix. A Hawe, auct'r. j Iy S4- 66 Adn.inistrator’s sale. Will be sold at the court in Savannah, on the first iiebday in August next, between the houis lock rid U *air; n..c Pir,no Forte, and fuo- dry other Mm i *:d lt.stnin.enq>; Wearing App*rel» nd Furniture, the per.ili .ble property of Frcjd* erirk W Blown, ikcea.-:ed lij order tfthc Court of Ordinary. Christian Lampe, m&dtn’r cf F. IF. Browne, dec. Terms c ish. J. 15. Herbert) cutct'r. jii)> 24 66 On Thursday the 2d Sept next, Will be sola at the late residence of Wm. It ys- too dec One negro wotnrui, one cow ft calf, h.nuscbold id kitch in fiin iture belongtrg to the estate of Wm Rovston d«-c 1 —by order of the h* nor.Lle cou' i of ordinary for Chatham coun'y. By o»der of the KxecUlrix- • &ale to con.mepce cf 10 o 9 cl 'ck. j'dy 24 *- A. Hon e, auct'r. SHIP NEWS. roar of s.iv.i.v.y.i/i. Brig Levant, Wood, New-York, 5 days, to Hall & Hoyt, consignees, with a full cargo to Hall & Ilovt, Fowler Sc Gardner, A. Greenfield, \V. Giilett k Co. W. T. Williams, S. Brcoks, RicbaTdson h Co. 8.C. Sc J. Sclienk, Stnrges Sc But roughs, J.lCopman, Meigs & Reed, J. Ra- pelye & Co. A. G. Semines, A. I. Baldwin, Scar brough Sc M‘Ki?me, J. Douglass, W. Inglis Sc Co. 1). Wood, J. Lathrop Sc Co. E. Coppee, C. & W. Peck, Duhamel Sc Anze, Platt Sc Wells, A. B. Fannin & Co. and Johnston Sc Hills. Pasren- gerr. Captain Proctor, Messrs. Ames, Brundy, Bolden, J. II. Oldershavv, -Moore, T. Hawkins, G. Dartic, Vansise, and two others. . Schooner Milo, Harris, New-York 6 days, with an assorted cargo to Messrs. G. F. & O. Palmes, consignees, Lawrence Sc Thompson, Hoag Sc Jarvis, Blanchard, Brothers Sc Co. A G Semmes, Campbell Sc Camming, Samuel B Park man, Jo- siah Muir, Jpseph Gumming, Wm Tavlor, Tlios Dowel and Frederick Dci.sler. Passengers, Messrs. Fenhnore, Gardner, and Mrs. Hannah Leons, and 5 in the steerage. Schooner Jane, Darling, St. Augustine, with hides, orange juice and honey, to S. C. Dunning, P* Dupon, and the master. On Monday last, off Sapolo bar, spoke brig Lawrence, of Savannah. (Ty’Xo Clearances su.ee ojPbst. For New-York, The tvgul.r packet brig LEVA XT, Da Wood,master arillsail on Wednesday ^fcth Sainst. For freight or pa s^g , apply to toe master trn board Jones* upper whaTf or to Hail di- Hoyr. Who have landing from said trig, and for sale. 40 bbisprime Pork julv 24 a 66 For New-York, The regular packet sclir MILO, Har ris, master, will meet with immediate despatch. F*-r freight or passage, hav ing handsome accommodations, apply to the sap- tain on board, at ltice’s v harfj or to G. F. O. Palmes. julv 94 ■——66 *The Suhscriber Hat empowered Suaiter Sc Da vast to act as bis attormes during bis absence from this'statt. John D- Moiigia. July 24 c 65 Fcncibles. 1 The duth of o'ir much rc.p=c'-e J lieuteumnt and frllow-.soldier Halph Mar having tnen communi cated to Jhis corps by capt Hunter—It was unani mously resolved. That-the officers and private' wear crape on their left arm for thirty days, as a tribute of regard anp respect for the deceased.— Also resolved, That tbe above resolution be pub lished. By order of captain Hunter, Felt,.ser-‘f. •julv 24 A 1 66 '', . Folice-OJJice, July 24, 1619. Ti e CiTt lssrsTTO* haring-reported many p-r* sons, mostly people of color, as lu-.pers and pro prietors cf HOG-TFNS within the htnits of thb city; and ttiese pens bef - considered as nuisances by a re.oh.tion of council, and ordered to be sup pressed, the above persons are therefore notified, that the Mar..lial and police officers will proreed on TUESDAY NEXT to remove the sain r.uus- aisccs. All other causes afp-ciing the hcahh of this city will at the same time be attended to. T U. P. Charlton, mayor.- By the Major, P. Sl.ick, acting marshal. julv 24—v-66 -- Custom-House, CcUt clor’e JjN-, Savannah. 25d July, 1819 S'.al d proposal!* will be V- ceivid at tliis office until the 15th da> <*f the enduing m«>n h, for sup* plying witti rations tiie crew of tht revenue cutter Dallas. I he ration to each man per diem consists of tht* following articles, viz; Sunday—Otie pound < f bread, one pound end half of beef, and half u pint of rice. JlLnday-—Ont pound of bread, one pound of' pork, haif pint of pea* or btans. And four ounce* of cheese. Tuesday—One pound ct bread, one pour'd and half of beef, and one pound of potatoes, or tur nips, rind podding. ff’edmxdjy—One pound of bread, two ounces ot butter, or in lieu thereof six ounces « f molass es. four ounces of cheese and half a pint of rice. Thursday—Qpe pound of bread, one pound of pork, nnd half a pint of peaft or beans. " irfay—One pound of biead, one -pound cf Salt fish, U o ounces of butter or one gill of oil, arid one pound of potatoes. Saturday —One found of bread, one pcun 1 of pork, half a pint of pease or beans and four ounce* of cheese. A- S. Bulloch, collector. july 21——65 House Servants. For sale, three very excellent female house Ser vants viz: a mulatto girl. 19 tears of age, accus tomed »o wail on a lady a ><1 can cO-k wash, &c„j colored girl of 16 and one bjick girl, aged 12 both accustomed to hoo^e work and to attending children - al<o v b«»j of 7 years of age. These are all prime servants, and sold because the turner going to leave the state. Apply to the 'prih* ter. July 24--^—c——65 Brought to Goal, In Js^ksonborough, Georgia, 6*h July, 1819, two negro men who say ibeir names are Ansima- nah and Lunon, and that they btl ng to Richard l>Lmd. near May River, S.juth-Carohna, twenty or twenty five miles fr« tn Goo^awluttchie. Ansima- nah. African born, about sixty or sixty-ffve ^ ear** o:d, five feet eight or nine iad.es high, *iencer mad:*—their visage of dark complexion, and no teeth. Ldhon, a couiflvy burn, about t<tty «t fonjMjve years old. live feet seven or eight incite* higlrr*toui made, ot dark com. d xion, and aa/ they have been runaway about a fortnight.:- ^nUiniou K.ein;i, pavler** gs * Seri?en corner, July - - , i :
