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f I IhS J»#W?c tit& ptiyate depotfU in the*; tli« nuiountuf luaosend .discount*, made tv ti, i- irt r * nil remaining unpaid; and the «.< Ulquantityul>pecie'tl»ey possess! anil tluth-- be requested also to repot tsuoh tnea tores as inliisojnnion mn be expedient tt procure ami retain ft sufficient quantity of Kold-qittl silver.coin in the United States, or to supply a circulating medium in place oi specie, adapted to the exigencies ot the country? and wil’d? the power of the guv CruilieiU. WtsKisctos City, July sf. The reader wilt have seen, by ft notice from the treasury department, tbat Mr. Secretary Crawford is preparing, as lar as in his power, to comply with the requi sitions ot i resolution of the house of rep fesentativts of the Ucited States, passed at the last session, requiring him to make -report on banks anil currency. - The secretary could do no less than pro £ced to the performance ot that which lie iivas enjoined to du by a vote ol one of the iubses of congress; cvcu though he was - 6niy requested, instead of instructed, as is , fliu usual form ot such requisitions on the teverai department* of the government,— But it happens sometimes, unfortunately that propositions of this tort, receiving i . tainglb reading,and voted on without de 'Date, ate adopted out of couttsey to tlic mover, a* calling for information only when in fact important principles are em braced or implied by them. The resoiu tion in question was one of these.. It wai passed at a lat£‘period ot the session, and live arc persuaded, from our own observa tion, as well as. from the contemporaneous assurances of soole of those who voted fur it^that its bearing was uot understood, in the last clause of it. particularly, in which the secretary is requested “to teport such “measures a. in bis opinion may he exjm- .“dittiit to procure and retain a sulficicnt “(njantity of gold and .silver coin iu th •■‘Uwted State?, or to supply c circulate <‘iketliuiu, in place of Specie, adapted to ll ^-exigencies of the country, and within ih “j owerof the government.'’ • If there were no other objection to ti.i Sweeping commission to the secretary oi • the'treasury; if it had been the deliberate intention ot the ho&se u! representatives to ''tequest the secretary to nevise a paper System in place of a specie currency, it would he sufficient evidence of the rcsolu- Cion’s not. bring understood, vslioli agreed to, that it seriously requests the .secretary Of the treasury to inform coi/gress tvhat measures hit a particular subject are; in hia Opinion, ‘•wii/iin the power of the gu- ttrntrtmt”—in other woids, ll at fie will Co pleased to iuforiu them what is tlic ex- (efit of theif own authority! Uul, we hazard nothing in saying, that . it' was never within the intention, el the last congress, or either branch of it, to en tertain a propositi>n ludkilig to a general suspension of specie payments.: . What measures, if any, the secretary of the treasury tniy think adapted to augment the 1 present reduced amount of national currency, We have lid idea. The subject is-of great importance,add becoming every . day inure grave; we feel assured he wil. neither treat it lightly, nor yet omit any part of his duty in relation to It. But we hive thought the explanation which w iiove given to be necessary, to avert th general impression of d actions design on the part of the last congress to establish any other than u specie basis’ fur the na tional currency, it is an explanation we have always intended to give, should the resolution referred to become a topic of rc- • track, as it is how in a fair Way to be; and it is one on which the fullest reliance may Be placed.—JVat. Intel. the spamsii r/iT.jrr—u/a»s. “All other matters must give place •" When a Lady i. ;.. toe case! 1 ’—urnianxsi g’.s king Ferdinand is understood to be on the eve of manage with the fair prin cess Maria, ue>ce of the king r.f Saxony, it i ftuolflnproUahle that the ratification of the # treaty vvill be delayed until the celebration of his uuptials; and in that case it would be a fine excuse for his majesty to defer it beyoud the happy event: jut, who could reasonably suppose that he would suffer theviij 'yment of the “honey mouu'’ tube interrupted by state afl'airsr However, if he dots not look info his coulerus more .closely, and shew m ite promptitude and .. decision when deliberating on American allair;, the thunder uf artillery may rouse him ftom his slumber, nud dictate that at the cannon's mouth, lie refused to Comply with in the cabinet. Mi* Algerine ntigi,- bouis can inform him how Decatur raan- ngetl these matters, and brought them to a V close, when negnciation proved unavail ing .—Apropos—Our fleet now Stationed in the Mediterranean, may seivc to put him in mind ut the fact'; as, with the a,sis- ■ lance of a good glass, he may view, in the v ufling,.cif the Ebro, the “star spangled lianr.er.” Let the ‘adored' take one peep and then tu his wed.ling supply with vvhatieppetite lie may:.—Washington City Gas. '26th u!t. Commodore Baivsiunav, of the United States’ - Tfavy, has left Boston on a tour to the Likes, it is lin&cratood l»c # H ill aIhj descend tlie St Lawrence, end visit Alontrrzl and'Quebec,* before he returns l j the United Stales. We learn that ide Rrssny Mx2Kst»3, whilst op . *ncxcu*t»i *jj to Mount \ t.r*on, ol>ui,icd, Irvins tree, growing over i!.e tomb of Washington, a cnndl branch s»uliicieni to m-ike a walking slick,’ which he intends sending to Ku&sab, m> a present for the 1 Emperor Auixaxjdsu, in remembrance ot our beloved Washing ton, vri.h the a:mple motto cif ••Mocsr ViMn.t’* engraved on a sauli gold pUtc fixed ou iu h^»d.~ib. i&t/iuU. r>. V 7. ■ it, anti' tbs few ivbich are mentioned are j the cau^e of onr protracted silence, aU Stated in tortus calculated entirely to dis- I discontinued depressed state of our maijmt for •*•.**■ «** -* st,r s* Americans .were jleftntcd or repulsed .at j tremely not being able to advise an ameliorate,, such and such place.*; American frigates I on the contrary a *iilt greater depression ~wiib.au Captured on Such or such a dajr: these in- j immense stock on hand. We avail of this oppor- dated expressions constantly meet the eye V* * ' h f ** ot !T- ,ese , 5*!*^, capture u/ the British fleet on L*i)ke Eric, I alq. which we hope will effectually discourage of the Guerriere, of the enemy’s squadron I further sliipmenU from your side for some time, on Champlain, of the Macedonian, and *?come. We refer ycu labour quatatmos-Ev other splendid events for America, are en- J ia5^-c"m I r6;)’-" 'itat 1 750 s°B0^- Hje 420—. tirely passed over in silence; aud the un- j bilr i y ;a>-cod oil 4-6G0—»t»»ts 75-100.—Eciij exampled and glorious victory of general I oiJv. Jackson is merely glanced at as “the ex- £r , rot , efa fa, J:Ued B fa Junt , 0> 18;9 pealtion to Jrew-Urleans Cilia the MISSIS' j Our place cannot now suffer much from known sippif defeat*i December J22 to January j or future disasters, as it has long been on a liqui 27J” It is by this species of deception I ^^systtm. and fraud, that the British Attempt to il- ’ , Unlesa weare brought down bythe Enghshmar- i. . i i i : *• ' I kets, we are inclined to think that our prices will lustrate their own deeds and tueii nation- j faemaintained- Our stock of fhre cotton is very a! character, and to obscure those ut other j light, and choice parcels would cortnwwd propor- natiuliS.—Franklin Cat. I tionate high rate$~-good ordinary uplands sell fur | 32 o 33d; New Orleans 37 a 38, superior qualities J) 17*1 YG ItOBBEPYf I attain 39 and 41; codec seems,deposed to We understand the public Store. No. 51. Cen- f™* ^ f* firm at 23 f** in Umlwbsrf.tr** entered through the cellar by Ibugars very heavy, iiothi.ig doing Mime daring tilbini, and robbed of several cases I ln 1° acc ;’‘ ,, - , -- • of Canton talks, to the amount of gd.OO-the v %. Ja f s '. lje °L SCh , r ' • 1 f arJ '' TT.lt n owner of the goo^a h.ve offered, tin ough 'their * u,t ;«Un the G^yl.ound fromSt Do- agents Messrs! Window & Canning, one quarler "i'Sf’iw , ' fo "** Z part of the above an.oum for (he recover/ of the ” f St a P art , of ‘I 12 . Cl ' e " T . t property fc thief or thieves. Tae boat otihe ship ffhe.wrecfc the remainder died, alter reach nj the Anus. found, oa the wharf this morning ’at day light— theie is every reason to believe that the goods have either been shipped on board some packet, or secreted on some island or creek in the harbor Southern add Eastern editors u ill bonier a f»- Extract of a letter, duted /lo.trrrf.im, .V.ry 'HS, 18)9. “We regret extremely ttrhave *.o notice a can vor by an immediate notice of the above.—Bourn 1 tiiiueri dtpraoion in our Tnh-.cco Market, and >.[>. 2jaih, Adv. July 23. I prehend that it will be further ericreased hy tin- We learn that the goods advertised in yestei‘1 ' ae oft SO hits. ^ Maryland impor ed from L day’s paper, as having been stolen from the more ?/"• « a «' e ' lat Amsterdam jeaterday bya brst No.51, (Antral-wharf have beer, all recovered. - 1,ou<e - at ^ s, » * l . uch I ,s uli3 4 . of a sl ’* tr u ”. de ? They were found under a bui'ding near Cba.les-1 0< f r “‘ ! saka ^ °“ lv . P urc,la “ «.wn fcr.dge Mr Reedts the fortunate con table wa ”‘-»“ them going, and 1 to whom tfce owners of the goods are indebted | to [.S^JSSP. “ t™ tor their recovery; and he lias iliuts uddec! one more. item to the long catalogue of benefits lie has con ferred on the_ public. The thieves have not yet been taken, l)ut from the vigilance of those in pursuit of them, there cen be little doubt that they will be defected a;id- brought to juotict.— Daily ,ldu. 14th. fftw Yoiik, July 25. IMPORT.lJSrr t'JWM CADIZ. We have.seen a letter from Cadiz, of the 19ih I | sort and <[^ulity, suit them best; refusing to take any other at a proportionate price ”—Baltimore ! American. Extract of n letter from an officer in the Patriot army to his friend in Kir.:;mond, dated, ^ Western side of the Gabiue, ^ Province oflexu«, June 23,1819.3 •We did not crosi the Sabine, on the 10lh, as I had calculated when I wrote you last. It was ne :essanly deferred until the 12th. Our force has considerably increased since crossing; and num- of June. It is from a Spanish officer in the army, | be is daily join our standard; which was hoisted as to his relation in this city. Th.s letter states u j soon as we touched the chores of Texas, under report there that an expedition of 20,COO met I salute of 21 guns. Our march has been delayed, in were going to Buenos Ayres, but that only 13 or | consequence of not having received a supply of 14,000 were visible. He observes that the reports I powder, which we are in hourly expectation of— about the Florida? are various—one is, that there j You may expect my next letter to be dated from wili be a vranwiih America. The writer, the day J St. Antone, Labodie or Monteia; the former of before, June Ittili, diced in company with his ex-1 *hich has a weak fortress, manned by a few Worn ct-Uer.cy, where were Engl«U, French, and Dutch I out troops. We expect iioihiug from eitlier of naval and military officers. There wan much 1 those places hut what we may pretty generally talk, but litile understood. The writer observes, I expect from fc’paniards~4ame submission.” tbat he gathered ehought to convince h m that' thingswere nnt going ou well; and that the de parture of DoxOxxs from the United States has some meaning indt.— Ghxette. Capt. Joctlitv, of the brig Belridere, from rauce, has brought despatches for government — ib. By the Belvidere,Yrom Havre, we have received Pans papers of the 10h uit. 1 lie French funds, on the lOtli June, were 5 percents; 68f. 3Jc.;bank shares, 1515. Gen Vundamme, who went out in the Comet has been put under arrest at Havre; but the muni cipal authorities have allowed him the use of the city for his prison, until the determination of th- government should be known — id. FliQM JAMAICA AXD BERMUDA CREW OF THE 1RR1SIS2ABLE. Yesterday, Mr Stanard, the United Slates* at torney for tills district, addressed the jury on the case of Samuel Poole, indicted under the act of congress, for piratically robbing a Spanish vessel, or a vessel whose name was unknown, of Spanish milled dollars. He was followed by Messrs. YV Wickham and A. Stevenson, on behalf of the pris oner. Mr. Stanard closed the argument on the part of the United States. ^ Chief justice Marshall then charged the jury, and concluded with tilling them, that it was im possible the act of congress could apply to any case, ifit did not to this; yet the standard referred to by the act of congress must be admi ted to be vague as to admit some doubt: i lie vyriters oh [ft fornYdb, tvbrch tljrc^netKr. rieitroctiqn to the buildings in its vtcinily. Abonf 5 o'clock in the afternoon tr.t slnuv- er approached frotu tlie south, tvi«h livid flashes of lightning and heavy, thumj-r.— By the tiifle it had reached the mountains, south of Lee, it became tremendously aw ful. The wind blew with scch violence, as it came over ilie mountain, as to tear up by the roots and twist off the largest trees. It struck a piece of woods, containing about three acres, and demolished every tree— and even removed a fence built of heavy logs, to its foundation—.some of which were hall buried in the earth—these were actually moved, a number, of them several rods. The inhabitants stood viewing its approach with horror, expecting the des truction of tlicii houses, if not itislant death—but its violence abated as it came upon the river, a few rods east of the mills, after throwing a thick cloud of wa ter an hundred feet into the air—twenty rods further, and the whole vtliiage must inevitably have been laid in ruins. Some of the trees twisted oil' were three feet in diameter. / THE REPUBLIC^'. THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1819. run Me savankaii hefttblicasi. Mr. Fell -I' think it would have been well if the editor ut'the Morning Chronicle had not ven. red to make any comment qjj an article extracted uni a Baltimore paper, containing a list of Pat riot privateers said to be fitted out in the United States.—His insinuations against our government .re as unfounded as they are indecorous. Are the disposition and the power to arrest crime neces eerily connected—or when they art not connect ed, does it argue incapacity in a government to enforce its laws! Criminal* must be detected be fore (hey Can be punished: and where has there been-any ward of vigilance or energy iu promot ing the ends of justice? Pirates certainly belong to no nation—they are out laws, and prey mdis. criminalely on property under any flog. Are w therefore bound more than tlie other countries terested to be at tlie exclusive expense of destroj iug these marauders? Because a rascal happens to be au American, are we bound to restrain the atro cities lie may commit, when he is beyond our im mediate jurisdiction? The idea is too absurd to be argued. Flow “dullness can embellish,” will require all the wit of our sapient editor to explain. 11 per haps will not however be mare difficult than for him to support the opinions lie has expressed. C •iricc.-oS-ynsibiyhound to St. Thorr.AJ, fell in wiIfr a Spanish vessel of war, whidfi engaged her, and killed and wounded- a pqmber ot the-ctcw arid passengers. Among jiie latter is said to be the oc!cbr<*tcd£c3-HiisiiKrts. . , ^ ^ .- ” »• ■ 1 ’V- V Cap.t! M-Learn.tff tip; ship Ceres, 8 days from' ■ Port-au-Prince, iofrrtSs u* that gen. Macprcgol-. was still at tbat place; that tiis gun'brrg/lhe Ma nilla, was driven ashore in the gale and totally list; that about 400 troops had arrived front England to join him; and that If was his intention, to retake Porto lleilo.—Cear^um. von Tax savANxau axruBucaar. * On seeing Jlliss ’s Portrait. PAINTID DT . Is there a mind that can conceive-,- Is there a hand that e’er cin trace ^ Tlie smile tliat makes my bosom heave-* Or picture to the life her face? ^ Or paint the soul bewitching glance, Which brings delight with it forerer-w Tbat causes such a melting trance, , As never fails Penchant her loverf Can her inviting ruby Ep. On paper dull ami cold be found? * That richest dew I love to sip, .( Making heart, soul and senses bound! Thy pow’rless pencil throw away— Thou canst uot nuke the paper shew - Dear beauty’sswcel sud radiant ray, — Which bids tlie heart w,lii rapture glow! Mr. Fell—By publisliir.g tlie f®llo\vinp ticket ou willmuciioblige MANY’. A Bermuda paper of the 26lli uh mentions, tliat I tlie law of nation;; give; us no definition of the loud complaints £re made by the merchants in | crime of piracy. Under l ie doubts arising from Jamaica and other West India Islands, of a defi-1 this circumstance, the court recommended it lo eiftney in the measurement of lumber, received, I the jury to find a special verdict which might sub- bjr die way of Bermuda, from the United States. I mil the law to the more deliberate consideration A merchant of Jamkica writes, that he had been I oft be court. The jury retired tor a few moments, compelled to have his lumber re-measured at the j and brought in a verdict, which, being slightly al- eSnence of tvo dsllart per thoutam! t and that it I tered with their consent, as follows: fell short-about 9.Ten per cent. The same pa})er j “If the plunder of a Spanish vessel on the high states, that at a public sale of Coffee and Sugar, 1 seas in April, 1819, by the crew of a vessel sailing at Kingston Jamaica,*;n U»e 9lh and 10th of June, I and cruizing at the lime under no commission 30 tierces of prime coffee were sold at 17 percwC.; I whatever, which crew* had previously crmZcd ir» a and that fiine sugar brought 13 10s per 100 lbs I private armed vessel commissioned by the govern and middling 12 lls.-^-.V. Y Daily Adv. c 26th ult. I ment of Buenos Ay re?, a-. Spanish colony, at wai FIRE.—About a quarter before 12 luit night. witJ^Spaip, and while on such cruize, in the month the city v/as alarmed by the cry of of fire. It W£s I March, 1819, had mutmed, corfined their offi found to be a three story wooden house of-one c ? r f* Jf* a J P # r ‘. va , te arm< ^ vessel and setzed by Patrick Byrne, at tht fly market, who, kept a gro- y>olence the Irnusitole, a vessel at that time cruiz eery below, and had kept a billiard room above.— | ,n fT under tlie government of Arligas, then also The blaze was very large and the progress of the I s P a,, V an( ^ l ! ie said vessel (the Inisis fire, at one time, so great, that the most alarming | ta * > * c ) when s l °-,! e, i i ! e<l ! a t ^‘ at P orl °f.Marga consequences were apprehended. However, by a,u w biL thus cruizing in tlie lrnsistable tlie extraordinary activity of the firemen, it was got I without any commission, committed tne robbery under, after destroying the principal part of the I charged in the indictment, be piracy under tne act building in which it originated, and tlie adjoining J entitled “An act to protect tlie commerce of the houses on each side. Strong tuspiicions are ent^r-1 S i al J S P u . n,s1 a!1 / Crime of piracy, tamed that it Was the effect of design. The fire we find the prisoner, Samuel Poole, guilty began in the garret, and the house is said to have') the p.racy charged in tlie indictment; it the been Urgcly Sisured -JSre. Pat. P lu ^ der a ^ ove ltated ,. bc piracy, under the * - 1 said act of congress, then vve find bun not guilty n . , . , f,. ■ IMadisojt Walthall.” BaLtixodz, July *4. I The jury being discharged, the court proceeded WRE.-Beiw< , e n the hours of 10 nnd 11 o clock j i Q t ^ e lria ] G p ol h cr prisoners named in the Thursday night the mhabuants ot this city samft indictment . were alarmed by the distressing cry of flit which |* VVe unders tand that about twelve of them were be near the south eastern extremty »• I tried last evening—and that the jury returned a Fell s Point, in Wolf between Lancaster and Fleet ^ verdicl S "y ;] . 4r t0 the abo J ve i u the case of yeets. It originated in a turpentine distillery [ Voo i^j {ic } iM . u(i Compiler, 2&A ult. harles Harris U P Chariton G. YV. Owfens G. L Cepe J Devenport M. Herbert Wm U. Waxing J. S Pelot T. N M->rel L S. D’Lyon J. II. Aril T*io*s Bnurke W. il. Kelly James. Morrison Mr. Fell.—Please publish the fallowing Ticket for nldcimen ana obi gea subscriber. T U P Charlton Charles Hams Geo L. Cope J. H. Ash H S D’Lvon G. YV. Owens M. Shcflall, sen. E. S. Rees J Morrison • — Jo's S P-lot YV. M. K«riiy J P. Williamson T. N. Morel B. Dobbins the property of Mr. Adam SteeVer,anu from tbs uiTibustibil ty ol its contents, the bui'dir.g was compictely enveloped in flaineri, when discovered. The fire communicaud to several frames adjacmt, which, owing to the late dry weaih. r, burnt with astonishing rapidity. Tlie different fire enmpa- nies of Baltimore, repaired to the spot with an aLcritv which reflects oft *hem tlie highest creiiit —and had the painful mortification <.f being pas- rive spectators of the progress of the devouring lemtnt, as all human eflorts to arrest i»s progress, ClIAHLLSTOX. AugUSt Anotlier of thegargof Pirates, who plundered the British brig Ann. and murdered part of her crew, was taken yesterday morning on board the schoouer Sukey, from Savannah. His name is Jamf.s Cam.lt. alias Cabu ll, alias CasLix.and is said to have bem one of the most active of the irigmal crew of the brig.— City Gazette. A house occupied by Mr. MTntash in Meeting literally among stabile, was ascertained to abor- I street ,nea» the market, was struck by lightning yes V* nttlTlSii VA.YDQU. VVe have now b: fore us a “Chronologi cal Ma|>‘of Universal History,” |>uhlishrtl field, in L-mrion, 1817. In outing The events frooi 1811 to 1816, all the skir mish e* and engs-ements in -vhiclt the Bri tish gained the advantage over tlie Ameri- c«ns,in the late uar,arecaretuilj (tublixh- ill and tnagr.ffied, while most of the signal - stud brilliant victories of ... - navy and ar- , r:.j; oi.v tUw-lj.'iui!.cron-k- tv«a iiutud live. At no hre that we have ariv reco’.lcatioa hu ing occurred in Ualiimore, did so many of our feilow-cilizets. appear in so short a time, anxiety depicted in every countenance—all de.irons of do ing something towards its estinguislmirnl. ".'lie sufferers are—Mr. Cronmiller, blacksm'.tfi; Mr. John Weary, boat builder; Mr. Leri James, do; ar.d Mr. George Wagner, blockinsker.—JV/V- yrtifh. CtnmterftHero detected—On Saturday last in consequence of i nformation’given to judge Hr,:e, he caused four men to be arressed and brought be fore him for examination, who were suspected of being enga ged in circulating counterfeit notes. While they were in the judge's room waiting for examination a by) staeder perceiving that one of them threw something into a fire place immedi ately behind where they were sitting, gave notice of the circumstance, and on searching, it was found to be abundle of counterfeit notes, consis- tiugofthree dollaiibilUofthe bank of the Metropo lis in the city of Washington, and two dollar bills of the mechanics* bank of Baltimore. The w hole four are strangers in the place, har ing been here but a few days. One of them was pointed out by a person present at the eaamina- tion.-Ss hat ing bought of lum, the evening be fore. wd pa;d him w ith a note which he produced to the judge; this, on inspection, proved to be ft. one dollar note on the hank of Maryland, alter ed to fifty. They were committed for further examination; and tiiis'mnriung, after being again examined, • ere commit-.td for IriAk—Baltimore Gazelle. Ju ly 26. Taiussirau. July 57. : Extract of a letter from a respectable mercantile house in Oporto to their friend in this, city dated June 2,18ft: Tfit dtsrth of mercantile information Las been terday moaning, betw een UU 9 o’clock. Tlie fluid descended tlie chimney, which it split to its fouu- datioh, and damaged the walls ol the rooms — From thence it pass d to the 'adjoining building 1 , occupied by Mr. Schirer, gunsmith, Mr. S. and his workmen experienced a se%ere shnek, and a gun, leaded witli a blank catridge, was discharged by the electric fire, but no person was injured. The house ot 1'hus. Bennett, e*q on Harleston’s Green, was struck at the s^me time, but without any material damage.—Courier, 31st inst. From the correspondent of the Charleston Times, ‘•Havana. July 12. . “You have enclosed x note of arrivals and de partures. European importations have been very considerable, and our market is well supplied with wines <lry g°°ds, oil, crockery; etc Anje can produce stands at fair prices—fresh Carolina rice brought this morning g7b; flour is improving —old stored Philadelphia and Baltimore broug^it to day gl9. YYe Ihhik fresh jvould command 22; codfish 6} per bo*; beef messs, 26; prime 21, No. 1 S21, So. 2 gl8; prime pork 28, lard 25, hams 20 a 25; soap 10 all, candles, sperm. 60 cents per lb; ditto mould, 23, if white and haid; bills on Xew-York and Philadelphia 2£ per cent. prem.— Xo freight ofFering to any cart; Assorted sugars 14$ to 18$r&; whites alone 21 to 23rs}ri>rowns 13r»; muscovado 14 to 15 rs; cofi’ee 18 to g2I; molass es 9 rs thin and sour; board^and scantling 23 a 30,go»d <alj;'shooks with heading 8 rs.—dull; hoops g30—dull. DREADFUL TORNADO. The following account of a tornado is from the fltockbr.dge, (Ylass.) paper of July 8. On Wednesday, the SOtb nit. the inhab itants (if the south part of the town of Lee. were greatlyalAuutil by the approach ofa HI Enugrailbn.—Three luindted and seveniy.two eixigi ants arrived at Halifax a few weeks past—two hundred anc ninety two al Uulimiore on the -2d uit. from Great-Britain--une hundred and six al New-Voik on the iaine day from Antwerp—and the Philadelphia Gazette states that more than two thousand.' Gtrmans were at present on their passage to that place. < — 1 Unsuccessful Mission.—It is stated in the Buffa lo Journal of the l3.h inst. that the council Uold- en with the Six Nations of Indians, by Morris S Miller, esq. on the part of the United States, ter- ruinated on the preceding Friday. The Indians refused to cede lo the United States any part of their reservations; and judge Miller- returned to his residence at Utica, without having acconr plished the ooj -ct of his mission. — # The total number of Interments in the"city and liberties of Philadelphia, from tha 1 fill to the 24th July, were “d—52 of whom were children. Six teen of tlie total number died of cholera morbus In Baltimore, fur the week euding on the 26th July, there w ere, adults 10, children 32—total 41, Seventeen of whom also died of cholera motbus. The Boston Cenlinel of the 23-th' ult. says, «w< were yesterday informed, by the Secretary, that there was not a single application to the Board of Health for permission to bury any pet son on Tuesday, Wednfsdsy or Thursday last.” All vessels arriving at Xew-York from Charles ton and places south of that city, are required to perform quarantine for 4 day.; and if sickness or death occurs on the passage, 20 ua^s lor passen gers and 30 for the vessel. An officer on board the U. S. ship Hornet, writes thus to lit ut. Ward,sat Boston: -Cadiz, June 6.—Here we are, and probably shall remain for five or six weeks. We v esterdey received letters from capt. Heed, at Madrid, and on the 28! h ult. the Treaty was not ratified—same are doubtful whether it will be or not.” Tiie Lexington paper of the 7th ult. says— “Mr. Monroe sat out yesterday morning on his way to Washington City," by Ilarrodiburgh Springs, at which place he will remain a few days for the benefit of his health. We undefsumd he intended to return by way of Cincinnati, Chiilico the. Wheeling and the natjgnl Turnpike, but the state jif his health and a desire to retprn spee dily, have induced him lu take the southern route” It is now understood, (says the National Intel. 23th ult.) that, the arrival of the President' at the Seat of Government has been anticipated too soou. He is rmt now expected, we believe, be fore th; 8th or ICth of next month, ( Vug ) A New Orleans paper of 25th ult. meutioos that a report 1s in circulation that the schooner Tyo Frieoda, whichuiltd from that port Mate time SJhlP NEWS. PORT OP AAVAMMAH. Ship C®r®s, M-Leant, Port au Prince, 8 days— with coffee and sugar—to Isaac Mims, ami the master. Left the sclir. Katy, llouville, to 6ad iu 1C days fur this port, the only American vessel in port. Sloop Volant, M Lean, Charleston, 1 day—to Isaac Cohen, consignee—with beef, coff-e, salt, &c —to Lawrence & Thompson. J. P. Seize, and the master. Pumrnjeis—-Mr Depeaux and »cr. vaut; Messrs Steel, ffommellan, Boak, LtgrieU H;s!op, and Ilasell. [lly the Volaut we have re* ceived the Charleston City Gazette of yesterday morning—nothing new.] Ranlc of Darien, Myth July, 1819. NO ! ICE TO STOCKHOLLtLUS. The board of Hirectiou having determined to raU’for another instalment upon the stock uf this hank, notice is hereby given, that twenty-five dol lars upon each share is requited to be paid on qt -r before Monday, tlie 22d November next. Which will be received at this bank, and at either' of its offices of discount and deposit at Mil*, ledges-i]Je. aud Marion. And in the mean time, all stockholders who have not come forward with their commissioner’s certificates and received cashier's certificates in lieu thereof, would do well to apply at this bank for that purpose, in order that the instalment now called for may be indorsed upon the back of the same. The Georgia Journal and the Savannah Repub lican will insert this advertisemriit onee a, week: until the expiration uf the time speefied. By or der. ELEAZ fiAHLV, cashier. aug 5 71 . Notice. .. Nine months afterdate* application will be made to the lion, the judges of tlie Inferior court of Ef fingham county, for leare to sell eighteen hun dred acres of laud, in two tracts in th» county of Mc’lntosii, lying on the Alataniaha, originally granted tp Clement Martin, jun—rAlso, two lot* * in the town of Brunswick;—lor the benefit of tlh^; heirs uud creditors of G. G. Nowlan.tlec. " Daivid Gugel, ex’er. aug 5—71 .... Notice. Nine months after dale application will be made to the honorable the judges of the inferior court lor the county of Effingham, for leave to sell twenty five acres of land, laying on the Au gusta road, joining btirkVlarid, belonging to the estate of the late George G. Nowfan, deceased,' bei -g a balance left of one hundred-acres former ly sold'by George Nowlau—for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. David Gugcl, ex’or. liov 5 222 Leaf Tobacco. .- A few hogsheads Leaf Tobacco, for sale, en- ,uice at the office ot JOHN BOGUE. Aug 5 a 71 Hunter's Sa vunnah Marine Sf- Fire 1NCUBANGB OFFICE. Wanted to purchase, STOCKS, either of the Planters, State, United StMes, ofparienBanks — Apply at this office ■" K. WAYNE, secry. Aug 5 cm 71 Georgia—Effingham county. By John Gharlton, clerk uf tlie court of ordina ry for the county and state aforesaid. Whereas, John Womacx, of Savannah, and Sa rah Womack, ot Effingham, hath applied to tne for letters of administration on the estate of Wm, Womack, late of Effingham, dec. as nearest ot' kin. . 1 These are, therefore, to cite and admonish alp and singular the kindred and creditors of said ceased to file their objections (if any they have) in my office on or ijefare the 5th day at Sept, next, otherwise letters of administration will be granted the applicant. , ... Given under my hand and seal this 5th dry at August. 18.9. [US] JOHN CHARLTON, ccosc' aug 5 71 , . , . ^ For Sale, A Prime Negro Woman with a male child, a good washer, itoner and plain cook. Can alac ew tolerably welL I have also a Fellow for sale good 6yld bsnd: Apply to ■'■' .. * • - -Joi^pb S. Pelot.' july 31——z 69 AUCTIONS To-Morrow, the 6th’ AngiiSt, Will be sill in front oj the E u change, precisely ojr l2ffclock. <- 200SHARES in Ih&likiiY of the U. Su es. Terms cosh.- J. B. Herberts aug 5 - ■—88 < f Executor’s Sales. tvm it told b-Jore the court house on the first Tuei. * day in September jiexet. A negro man belonging to the estste of E. Rou- dot, by order of the justices of-the inferior court. * • B. ConsUntiue, eat’or. - ■’.' Sheriffs side. - 'The purchaser not complying with terms of sale, will be re sold on thj first Tuesday in Ono* her next, at the court houae in Brunswick. Glynn county, the following negroes, kvtd on as the property of James Pitt* od the foreclosure ofa mortgage to XL & J- Habersham.—Prince, Flora, big Charles, Silvey, Dave, Tom, Elk*. B.lly, jjaney, Harry, J>m. Cnstlolte, Joe, Cexita. July, Charles. Isaac, Jack, and Qa»ah. . .. 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