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rv UK, ■m'a 11 vi -PRO# • UoSTOif, _ . .. We le*rn bya gentleman from tJibral- Ur. th*tthe intended expiditlsn, white hss been long preparing at great expense at Cadis fcuSitotli America, bat been stis Dciule<l,llr consequence of the numerous desertions of the soldiers, dissatisfied with their provision*, and at not receiving tliei» pay. Several officers wtin had been ar- rested, hsd erespeit from confinement, and reached Gibraltar. This delay of the grand expedition, which lias so lung occupied the public at- tuition, must cause a great sensation in Spain; and considerable rejoicing soiling the n vmntionists in America. Whattbe viT»rt will be, ami what step will now be taken, icraain lobe known. $ Ncw-Yoik, Sept. G. fiaring’s bnnk—'l ilt lomuiituf drpoa- • its n li ned on Monday, JHMt Almost, and SolO'ith.y evening,4t!l iust. was fcp.Ofll.— The number iifdc pnsiters was one hundred of which forty-live wen- renewals from SI to ISO.—The largest deposit war by „ lhnikhli.il; r. 8520; the next largest by a S.ddier id K'.ri CidoHibus, 450; a iitvere nn/iister ol Ling Island tlrpontrd 2.50} imnistei of tins coy. his tend deposit, 150: a widnv lei:y o| Flushing Long ul-d- and, 4*20; n Fieiieb lady if thn i ity £M), a !a,i!y. 200; a widow Isiljr, 150; u Janitor's II itiutc, 100;.. Tallow Ch.inJI.r. 4011; twji Funner!. ul Iti'dliiiuk, lirointts, eiuii 175; j Lahore r, 250; other lahnrns iV'.ni iiO lu SOj jii liii.keepi r. of F.a'iiu-h, Lung jtilai d, 22te; u I ayi'.ir, 200; a Silu-- ni-her, 500; a Ktivadtne, colored mao, 100; *i verst it'.posits (nr Mirmri, from SI I.. Ii2. of wlucli many w. re rrnen'iils, aii'i fin (h.ldrrn in New.. Jctsey, and the yicin i:y nf laisi itv; Mechanics, Conks, D. iiits- tii s, {rule amt (• mate. \\ niters, etc. maiii •ie| osilr (rnui 85 to 50. The instance of so large a deposit a- &450, by a Soldier, Irom a (|U:i ter so III- tie expected and so unaccustomed ?n trea sure up llieir p.y. must be gielifyirg t*. •every ruder. Oil a former occasi >n, a /taft/ter"s H’ijt’ n! the same post, depositee g;C5—laudable examples to their com S fades! lode.i , ills uuderstm d thatmoie deposits iliny lie expect, it iimii dial ijuai- pt, F.iCts wi i n speak loudly in praise Ilf tile discipline and orderly conduct nl the zurnvnn ol Fort Columbus, and ul.i are highly honorable to the character cl (lit- American Soldier —Gazelle. The. Heather — The weather lias again bee«•; e intensely not rloil oppressive, ami In 's Lii to roti’inae so I n same tin.e to cum". Yellow level-exist*. in two of the southern sea-ports, Baltimore anti Charles- t n; and in some otluv paitvof the coun try typhus fever is said to prevail. AftCi such a lung and extictr.e season of beat, tve ought to expect sickness of sonic kind or otiiei—surh its levels, dysenteries, cul- n *-:»»: bus, etc. TU is is the time of year fur the I air* to c-kuk in, and if we are not much mistaken in tlien- appearance, many of them this year are of an unwholesome kind, and ought to be used with great rau lion. Tins month will probably be tne Irving one. Every attention ought tin re- l.ve tube paid to general and individual f se< tuny. Cleanliness ill the streets urn, about bin din-sis an o'lject ofgreat impm - tunue, particularly should the rains com- nieiuc whilst the but weather icmain*.— The oiiis ol mortality fur some weeks pas! shew fearful inroads upon young children W hi|st we supplicate the protection oi FrovWence against “the Pestilence tliai w.tike'll in darkness, and the dcstrnc'io that wasteth at iin.tn-tl.-y,” it nf in.' duty to make every exertion in our [ewer to wards oat >r\.u security UaVy Alee, ii- latest from Spain.—We learn hy the brig A, ties*, captain Noyes, in 52 day.- firm J.eghtirn, and S8 days(ro.tt Gibral tar, that a revolt bad taken place a> Cadi* among the troops of the grand expedition destined for S. America.— It is stated tlut throrballs had Iieen fir ed tlirr.ugli thecarriage oi Ferdinand VII. and that in consequence of the revolt several of the Sp*nis!i officers had escaped to Gibraltar before the Actress sailt d. On tne 22d of July the olfic»r$ and crow of the United States’ vessels, weie ri- Ciarkably healthy.—ib. itffliH A reiff teritwe: _ nl fex4r„ winch his broke out in tne town of St'. George: One oi two cases ul die same type of fever have also occurred m our immediate vicinity: and we have this morning hrard that lliCru are two c&ses' likewise at Somerset* We are informed by the medical res: dent at Damilton, that the lew cases oi the prevailing fever he has seen to the westward of the ferry, and in Hamilton, this season,are of tne same type at dial which commenced in August last,and pre vailed tilt November; and t* attic has le arned the same mode of treatment then generally adopted, after experience had taught it to be correct. The treatiaeui was mutt Jptainty'successful; h r out of mote tii to two hundred pstie’fs, who came uinterbis treatment, only nine died. "1 he plan of practice alluded to wa- tiiis:—,!:, plethoric habits, «•* ere there tv.t« a cungcsiiou of blood in the Vessels of tlm 1 bcid, bleed moderately Irptr. a small or.- Ifitrc, to the extent of 56 nr 20 ounces, a» curly a, oof-a!*-. Fins would invariably relieve the severity of the d’vma m tin:. head and buck. Have tile Its:r cut clou, and tol l siilldiions constantly a'lonoi.-tvr cd ’to tin- head, and ov*r the body, in cate <il a bcot aiid diytn s» <i! skn:. T'.n* priitua Vue fnliy evacuated by large doses ol i.ii- ■iiiel and jalap. As anon us : l lead opci- aleil. cnlnincl was given alone, in dm., Iron: 5 to 1U gnitla every t»vo or turn, hnifii), until,tne gouts tvtie ulleilml;—alter lb-i had uk, n p'.acti, no pntient was io>i. V. • t ! * jni iufis ola Inin aid deiigatc habit, blood letli::.* would not aus'ier—as n*,dl- I'. ct del’iliiv was liie cu • .equennct at. :he syst.ni of the lilliol in tt;-t case, wnu'd n.it bear ac;iv5 truatmetit to supur- -ri.'eT..e fever: fhcrclnie, aprnent evato- •*:,;r.s were consTanl'y kept ready. 1;. most cases, it was nc.n:s»aiy in bbsicr ova' die tegt-ti of the slouiach wttci-. imuoei. |.r-viul.il. When symptoms appear., alaiming. Urge blisters wete applied bc- n t .c shoulders, over tl-e stomach, mm «i the calves . • tha legs, and vv, rc dressi.d nnrrcuri.it iMi.tliieiit untU the ryttcl*. ivas affected iviili nnreuty. b.’vkmss o' jauseaat the stomach, was generally re lived by giving weak brandy hii'l-w 'iici uiiot-tea, chsmpaigtie or cider. Soit.c rases of vomica maligna, or ldailc votm.. were vheiked by giving lime-v.uler, tvitl an ctpral proportion of n* w milk, on in fi,»t aiipearanctafter it v.us stopped lni-!c cathartics were given. Alter tin levar had tubsided, t ities and light no tnlious diet were give*., lly these means, (under God.) many nffiictid persons and families v.cre restored to nerlect health. . JP«ls?«i§ $0 clue is famished u io ihe place <jr manner outlie robbery. But it iS suspect ed, that it took place betweAl this city and Alexandria; perhaps in or near .Fredericks burg—-There is a letter from T:‘ A. Gald- weil, to Rice, dated at Alexandria. Aug 28th, stating his intention to see Rite in Freileritksburg—that be nail a pair otliur sea to sell. ect. Mr.,Caldwell has a pair to sell, now in this city. f T'- ■ /• ■ * '' ’ll ..I a y;‘- ''MiriiH ^ i■ M : THE BEPUBLICJW. TBUBSDAY EVENING, September 16.1819; DECLARATION Bp the Supreme Council of the Republic t>f Te.ras. As all governments were originally es tablished by the will of the people for the benefit of society, whenever the existing government in any community, fails to ef fect the |mrpuses for which it was institu ted, it is competent to the community at large to rescind its expressed or tacit al legiance to the ruling power, and to or ganize a new constitution and form of go vernment more consistent with iu rite- rcts, and more consonant with its feelings. In exercising this unquestionable right, an independent people have only to con sult then own discretion.—Hut, though,a- menable to no tribunal It.r its mnnicipal acts, a free state, in claiming admission to the coinnnnity of nations, owe Self an expression of the mo'iv .* have prompted it to the |C7» The' Editor ol the Morning Chron- ir.’e tins deemed it expedient to suspend, for the present, the poblication; he does it with the view to enable him In mike such arraugemems os wiU insure its inintcrrupled cuntinuance. VOS THE SATA.XXia UKBLIt.lX, Poor- House and Hospital Lottery. SiSees SHIP JTEWS. km* oFsavannah. firir Belvidere, Jocelyn, New-York, to Hall & Hoyt, consignees; with an i lies, f. tiuenui & Co. Rail Si Huvt, Johnston & Hills. I*. Suiiton, P, Tricks," J, M'Nisli, Ponco . -V M'Kemie, J. Kopirxu, J. Muir, John Ho p- \ lass, Perrv h \\ rtyi.i, J. II. Ohlersl'.aa & Co._ J. lira, J. Thompson, B. Howard, 'leiffsfc Reed, In calling the attention of the ink-bus's of; 1. Minis, Mrs, C. Judilli, J. Palnn, j. Shaffer, si' : price ;‘i it id i.i- ii nf : it-bs •i tin? * Olfice o( the Koif.i.k Herald, Septembers. hiiOJl BERMUDA. Mi Lylxrd ha- lavond us with the loan of the lierirtudu G..Z-Uh ol t::e “[ s t Au- gust, forwarded to him by bis correspon- xleut at that [dace per the Cb.irii-s 1C. .'.| a i- |..iv;some extraits fmm it “ ill be tou'.d b> low, and ar.iong which we regret lo j. c . . Ce.ve (lie arm u. atn-n of the n>;, nce a inaligna’it iever at slern-.uda, hitberlo an justly celebrated lot tin* calu bnty ol its cimiair. jikI the health of it, inhabitants. The aiinvc paper contains obituary notices ul eight persons who have died <>f t e above disease, and adds, “So- | \ernl soldiers in the hospital, and several Fvatnen fmm vessels in the harbour of St. George’s, have also fallen victims lo the fever the present wet fc.” The Chsrlis K. Mallory was brought •to below the torts, where slie still remains subjected lo the strict letter ul liie quar antine law. Two of her crew who wete sick have been retnorv.1 toa remote situ ation Irom the town, and every necessa ry precaution has beet: taken by order ot the board of health, winch the liveliest Solicitude lor the public health could sug gest, or which the occasion could re quire. It may be necessary to state, that the disase of Mis. Btssel, toe lady of cap tain BlsS' II, of the Charles K. Mallory, (noticed in another part of our paper) was nut caused by the fever, but by a complaint . with wntch she had been along time -fillet ed. and which was the cause ol her visit to Bermuda. Fmii the Denmidx Rasette. Hamilton, August 21. It is with real regret that we see our Obi• to ary register so much ctdaigtd this week. From :hp Richmond Compiler, 8th iast. • ROBBEBI OP TUB MAIL. On Monday morning a tre.isony drafi or: dm Bianch Bank of the United States was preserved for payment. The cterk recollected t!:::t toe same draft had been previously paid, and cliantvilc-J, and saw that it bore the u.iik* <-t tliu cross vviiii which .all checks a'C stamped alter they had been paid. The circumstance o, course excited som? suspicion; and it was iiiiiucditiely ascertained that this, withtwi- other tmas-iy dra'ts, had been nude up •ii one of tire wc.ealy returns of fr-. pte mbc. ny tm» cashier <d this tillin', deposited in the sc oHii e, and fm warded to the me- thcr Bank in Fniiadeipira. The ’ return, of that v e k iiaii nut been received a.1 Iht mother IJ. iik. i i.e presenter rf t!i» draft, v i o g.iv on t iris name te be John Crocker (ov D ick- ..id) was carried otfo.c the chief jasiice. to account tok t>ic vvey io winch ne bad romfi by tins lira!:—lie slatytl that lie had .ibiailteri it firm a mail ol toe n.iliie ot VVotih, on t'sturd.ty last, in this cily. lie «as oi acred into custody, not being able lo r.b.;':’i bail. Oo ins way to the goal lie pointed < at to tile ofii.ir, a mqii wlr oss stiindii.g at the I'.ouse, for met ly called the Bell Tavern) saying that tuat man was \V• ^ >. Webb was also taken into custo dy, r..d committed to goal. On -e- citing person, here was Ijunil in hi* hat i. pocket book contaiiriog other susifi* ; pnpei s. tiis clothes he said wore ; n the ■ k ■ x young "entlem.ru, then at >iie iitii, . whom he lud travelled to Richmond fi .,. j redeiirk-hurgh. This gentleman, caiie:i ] J. A. (laldwelf, rcatitiy gave op the pacsi•; ‘ •u applicatior.—-.vlitcli coi.t.iined uvo nth-I cr pocket books. From the ri■ r■-« p- 'no-ks, v.eic taken ^enioog othc:.-) paf. 1 :* ot lhe (‘dlowhig Uescrinlioii: tyiniiiish rapacity is fertile in a lie citizens of Texas w mb! as well as t!, assumes to.vindicalj The citizens of Texas have hi:ig get! the hope that, in the adjust.: the boundaries of the .Spanis. e s s iiTAmerica and of the terrilanes United States, they should he included within the limits of the latter: the claims of the United State* long and stivinously urged, encouraged this hope. An expec tation so flattering prevented any eii’ec- tua! effort to throw off tile yoke of Span- is’i authority, though it could not restrain some unavailing rebellions against an odi ous tyranny. The re vent treaty between Spain and the United Siafe* of America has dissipated a:i illusion to r !.v;g fondly eclii'islieu, and I'.as roused (lie citizens of Texas from the torpor into which ,t fanci ed security had lulled theta. They have seen themselves, by a convention to which they were no party, literally abandoned to the crown of Spain, and left a prey, not only to the impositions already intol erable, but to ail those es.ielibns which levis'cig.— have [ rov ed themselves unworthy -’the age i:i which they live—unworthy of their an cestry—of the kindred of the republics of the American contii.fBt, could they have hesitated in this eniaig.mcv, what course to pursue. Spurning the tetters of cok- nial vassalage, disdaining to submit to the most atrocious despolistn that ever dis graced the. aeiiais of Europe—they have resolved under the blessings of God to be Free. By this magnanimous resolution, to ihe maintenance of which their lives arid fortunes are pledged, they secure to themselves y.n elective and representa tive government, equal laws ami the faith ful administration of justice, the rights of conscience and religions liberty, the free dom of the Press, ihe advantages of libe ral education, and unrestricted commer cial intercourse with all the world. Animated by a just confidence in the goodness of their cause, and stimulated by the high object to be obtained by the contest, they have prepared themselves unshrinkingly to meet and firmly to sus tain, any conflict in which this declara tion may involve them. Done at Nacogdoches, this 2Sd day of June, in the year of our Lord, IS19. JAMES LONG, President of the Supreme Council. Htskr. Taius, Secretary. • Georgia, and particular!} tlmse of Savannah, lo I'.’S laudable h.stitutirn, it is not done from sel!'- iotccsl—but to awaken thtm to the call of -offer. 1 r>n humanity, lo ike call of the indigent pour. The uset'ulnes* of this instiiu ion is not confin ed to nuiivfs our tloqi.-uds -at tins moment ..re row dad with Rlr-a .geiv; and ntocil erdit is dor io :ha guardians ut our poor for tt.iir exertions to rrlieve all. Feu>'w<i:is*ns of Georgia, will you suffer your - ■ -marti'U to die for want, v. hen you are so b -urcifnlfy blessed by Providence will, compe* t nee an.1 holt!.? Will yotriufn a dcif eur to tliC rk» o. i fie tfffcled? Methuiks t hear you iajr— 'U, I leaven forbid it ” “xeiiiiive of tii* bounties you brslow uron so isnluj rin iiut.tution you will, (suoie of y-.o) on in first day t.F December ry x*. Ix-gi.i to rtcuvea undre.l »>,d -uu r a ilc usand t\ Id for • ■ a 1 money. : oiv pa. J for a '.icfcct. A GGOitGlA:,'. 1 Rev. l*r. Ciudes, IV. T. U'illianvs Hoag & Jarvis, Paries 3e Vkiler, IUaon &. Bniyn, Joeith Peuficld, • anil John Waters. /*.jjserurerr, Mr. and Mis. t Sword, Mr. and Mrs. Chflord, Messrs. L. Roo ney, A. Maclsev, j. Wa'san, A, Johnson, 1‘. , • A/ roues OFFICE, Sk-jHe:'iter 15, 1819. At a meeting* of the Mayor and Committee of aldji’ineu and citizens appo.uud by Cobiicil, to take into consideration, and io provide for it eangrants lutei 1 arrived iu this city— Present, thc/MAVOR,' ) Cim , mUtce oi' Council. iuicr ai ntcu iu un» t , thcMAVCIK, ) Aid. H'lURKE, > AM. HRRUCRT, V CatH.JA’JKS ttUATT:i:, Mr. J. U. ASH, romir.ittdc Jllazejipa. A porm by Lord ’/5 cents. S!ce»cb ii»w.k No. 2. Contents—-English wri ter* on Arncttc*; Uttral life r-. Englti. i; the Rrake:: heart; the art of Uooic making;—nrice. 62X c.Ciit.s Vt:iurtti, \';vs. 3, 4 and 5—pries *35 r>er No. hs of /ny Liiii'itunt. 3J vnie3 # price S- :!ierboGker*«* New York rrit\iri Practical Gardener met’s 5? nnans 2v?*''h • jeet: 1. l) id • ed in t »c . c r. ni-‘ utiire to t ns U.i Wi ll I’.lliU, dull ushicr of tiiu b loll j urscil nn:i iLugh, casin' r ffilt truasary Jrafls) which ,i.i,cai..i-'ll. <i,.i n i l..i wanl- week!y ictm n liuin l:.i ik i.i t'iiiiaij, Ijdtit. ra Sl^'hfi Irom the New- ■ 1 Augasi 3 l, drawn by the :-.ll of I’eonsylvaiiia, aim reiOUicil on .VrcJntiati! ill** Farmer’s Brandi ii.-ok, at iVter.s’.ui g 3. Tiiu half ot an U. 5*. Savannah Brand: Bank, transmitted by Philip Fister of tin* city, atol nioilu juvAb’e to (he order ol Bsiijs.niti Warner«d Tiiiiadelphia. 4. A fifty dollar note of trie Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank of South Carotins, which nad been cut in two by rt.r remitter, and the two pitces oi which ’ :i 1 te' vpsst- edj tnget'.'.fr, by a small pi*ro ol v , i. per, cut hoi. ol s ls T gc: piece t ‘UTn. p-teketbiink. The slip at tne hack o. : : ’ bank note ex ".c..‘y titled tne pa. t cut out. 5. A 10 dollar note of the bank of the state of South Caiolina. 1’. appears that Webb i» an as.-oaietl name—nis real name bring John B. Hire; dial be i« a sinter—mice resided perhaps in Lancaster, Pennsylvania—is saiil to have worked a, a slater in t.iis city—and is sup posed to Imvu last rr-i.led hi Fredericks- ourg. He says, that lie cbtained these pa per- from a tuan, in or bear Bladei.sburgh —though the name id the man and the na ture ot the transaction, were nut explicitly stated by him. It seems to be pretty clearly ascertain ed; that the mail which was rubbed, was made up at the Richmond post office on '! te. fur the Flute and Piar.a F :rta .lost rrc-.ivad by b t; i 1 -CPKVK '■‘.'lu. will ope;* io :i ft-iv days, a number ... ’".N'GI.rSH PUnLlCAl IONS, received by ti ‘.hip Thorn. s, ;\ rr. r sy Sugar, Br.ggin 43 hhsiq prime Musljv l't> cjm cnitou I’a^: nir $‘3 h’»:s firimt- i*. rlc. 8 h!». £0 b*>is AcJCrJc.’in G r> 9 Jo : 0 clti Cherry Br«u i? 15,Out) Sprmibli Segura (Wo r”f «a!e by For Sale or i. Thrt* - valG.-tb’** p>c*c f * : ‘ njcnts.kn’ ’*:i by il *. Gi - tfl.U <£VC Sc*re* ? !* ;V y. ■ : • ia'f-bvrc t f:':c : • t. : . l!ic Atffriw*a v. ».■»:!. - 3 . • i : stunt! *‘tT *t-.: c» .vi ;. - • T havco zk> JOSEPH Gl-ina JF, | vu’Citi/ciid. JOHN IfONIT.i., j ’ The following J'csoluLioj' A-LIix-ss, sub mitted by Mr. George, was uit-iu.i.OusU ft^rccd to, viz.— Whereas it is expedient that the emigration cf toreijjn indigent su-jnjjets io this c:*.y, at this sea.v.m oi' t.ie year, should be discouraged: 'I'hv'.'f.rj limlvAtly t hat all such as are dispo sed to return to the place whence they came, a p.»ss:».;e will be provide*! and P.n.U celiected ibr that purpose. Ti) THE PUBLIC. T!ie undersigned Jiaving: bceit appointed by C'ruciJ, a Committee to take sr.itabie meiuu^es to provide Ibr the wauls e.f itidi.^cni (oi.cig u in- d’% jtlictls, aiid Otlieis Hi at h.T.'e .*• viced r.ud are daily arriving a*nonjf u-s cinjdoyuieut cm be obtained ibr them, or until die danger Ire apprehended to titevn irom the present scream be overpast, call upon their ibiiow cilizens to co-operate with them in giving < Meet to the hu mane disposition of Council. The committee deem it unnecessary to state the r.omett. • • f v- se i of individual suffering tl«at ha * «hv:u;y «iC- c irrr.dju'uMTL;* persons of this descriptitm; U»ev are within the knowledge of the con..».u.uiy p.-iu ^iUy, and they are confident thatjh’S :»{>* peiti to your charity will not be unava'dingN— They take a pleasure in statiiig*, tin t Ur.'U arnig* has kindly proffered his mcd;ca! i. i /sees, gratis, to all s.ich as may stand in i.eed cf them. Contrhuiions of money, cLliu.i^r or provi sions, wili be llianK.f illy received by either oi the committee. T. U. P. CMAW.TON, maver," TilOS. BOUUKE, aide. .nail, MO’SES 1IKHHE«T, fthlhn, G. L. COPE, ah'ermaii, JAMES HUNIF.lt, JOHN UUNTEli, j. h. Asa, JOSEPH GF.OttGE, cry persons wfduug* to avail themselves of the benefit of the resolution of the commit tee h ill make application to the Mayor. September 15,18J9. • Haicon, and R. ^i»arp»‘r, .4* hooiter Munro^ Middletown, New-York, S’ dit s, to Hall H \vt, eonsignoca; with an as- b * ted cai^o to Hali & Ijojt and the master.., Schooner Sa!!y-Ann, Woglom, New-York. ^ days, to J. J*. Pclot, ccnsignee, with an assorted cargo to J. iJkthrup co. Gaudry 5c Dufanre. ti. F. d. Palm.\Ym. Taylor, Meigs & Reed*' Campbell St Cuinnung, Johnston & Hills, Win. Craig*, J. Pcnfi. hl, J. p. pony.«b A. R. PanniilT • V ! Sc ct». J. Gucnin St co. Murges & Bttrrotig'1^/ W. U;is‘t»«, A. G. Scmutea, Lawrence fit Thbinp- sn\ ) arichr & >\ a?*on, S. C- & J. Schenk* \V^' U’.svti.'u and Pl-.r.chnrt?, Urotiicrs h coi 36 f f nc.* l.eft the nchtwmer Native, Cole, forthisnt.ii in $ or 4 days. Fpoke off the Capes of Yiivi.ua, a s.'boohef supposed to be a privaten*. did not lear.i her r.nn:e. Stw ip Niagara, Fcnvler, Newport, I?, L 6days* to Bacon Hiuen, consignees; with an assort- ^ cd cargo to Bacon & l#r»;eu and the master. The-schrMilo ttas boanlcd to the leeward <H the bur yeslcrd.-.y it.ornii.g and a pilot put oii bo »nl. A g-elitleinan who uue passenger cuiruS in in the pilot bo»t, ami hniotrs that she had split the nit^st of her sails in ng dr. Stcjiii boat Carolina, 3clc tuis for Augusts^ 4 with freighting bouts Nos 3,11 and 24. Ci.KAt.MI, ilfijj Atl’-iiiie. Akuk»«C H »>tf.ji— S. B. Pctknran* i lie sUatn N'S’ Carolina* Hi jfU rf itiiKaiternoon Ht hivlf pasMw<> a.«ih f.. i^inipA Im> s No. li ard 3 b ad d, and No 24 with tiie put'l.C appuratur for cNwi;:g !*ir »*iccr, ir»>tv*W. DEATHS I.v SAr.1X.VAit, From th: totlu: i5*n rj' Sjjrt. I8i9, inclutivc. Fever 29 Teething 2 Mortification 2 Croup Worms Old age Spa; ms I* OofHtion Acer lent Fita f. r Total 4! hese there were 13 rodtVnts, a.id non- re.dth.nU—27 d.<-d ul Pie hospital—.»5 n.;d- s, and 5 t\ iG.ib'i «»rts oi* u*aloi: ever 7>) years, fro- 5-j i.. 6 ». 1; ^0 to 50, d; S'l t<» 4_-, 1 f; f.. 4 ) V?.; under l 6; i—ages of ftniuk*-*. from It* to .U, V; u*.dt*r v, 4 Of the :3 resident* 2 were adults, and the re- n:ind r children — ot *:»»* 17 d-.&i!i« fr »m th ; hos* 3 were CviU“t**y caj -s There I.tvc li^cn 2 deaths* from the g*nl, sm«l a Titonher of cases in bro^t;hl irjm ihe iit: 0 t»l>oiing coun try. Et it tic i f‘ om tin rii .'hu ey, SuVU. t u«fi t X p cn't* \5 T8 9. K li CLYLESt, C C f>- •f intcrmen:.s at ?h f tirr<or< jj.J.tig on the- MMjrinr.g o’ (nr ’be last The Stockholders of the Steam- .’i-iat Ccfnpu j arc mfirmc-a fu.c* the exhibit <T diecnar n.iv*., i c..*»incss and affairs, up to the 1st u.st. at reci .v»d, a»ul. may be tee.li Off appiiculioa' 'oiiie subscr.ber at the steam boat wfiarf. e'auiufl Howaril. » sept M- 89 . . For .M etc-York. , C&'.&w To i P* 1 Ovi *.L ou s .-nlay next—The n glih«< and fa t -a.ib.g pue et s'.ip WnODHINF, Pa»li ! n.ails’ff. Ft It »ul»f or p,t«s-g« app y to the Captain on b.msvl at i!u ^er*s» v-hari, oj to tienjan'i'i fiouii»d« Who !•:*!! f.r site; received ii**p +0 bo d •* •; .l*c si in * U.tin tl.YY n • Far Jl'etr-York T he f*.« . ckel Ini.* KF.LVh' 7a;fr/;^>-l)F.Hi*.,c ip’am V.’id am JccJhv U*.- %EzissS* 'g j-.a-t • f lit-f car; o t: g..gcd$ will inLl ;vi h i.niiicdiafje <!ir.pltc«i For freight or par*>«e, i.avn g grtftd arc’->mmodalio:u. apj.ly to tttc mas* ; fer ... heard, or to , It AM. fit HOYT. Vv'ho have htmiiwg froAi fu d l»r^. and for td’.e on . ace irrtmodft’fKg 49 Mills rupenor qmdity Miiseovado Sugar 50 barretK prime -IWk 15 r ks rihherCs d-mble brown Stout bis Hu n’s 15 do sept *6——* 9^ < Fur J\'etc-York The taut fading* «d»»>wner i>. Hvnton, master, will n»ett w.tii dis* ;>aich. For freight «>r r a>«»ge apply to capnon *»’> boa- 1, ••r to HALL & HOYT. H» ~7%r rVl n.K • For . Vetc-Yovk utanteU «r<t last swCnft scli’f FUi'jy.Z • LLV.'. N" N, r.a| t \V:ozlom, v il ir.eet awkMioii :r;:: ti.oilo disfimaR To*, teeigtit or iiamurc * P 1 )' boa il to the raptein. or to lUe »utfivv|*r JOaEfH s. I F.I.OT, Ropl i f- II Fruit**! .in Ordinance Properly t * grsuiiun^tiie itvcid qnarcs, rtree»* arid lJncH, in »hc city basurnah, to rtrr.o«u imguiarties th il do nu*v exist, io prescive a uniforniiiy .n il»* ra !.ctta»fter, »u.d to t&t«dilisti side walk? *.-r b**’t puvkn.tnts. '• Be it ur:ia*ncd by ii.e n.a}or and aldermen or the city ut Sav«tfi;.:*u. i> council a sembVd, and i€ is her; by oidaintdby 'he authority ut the same* Pliat a> a«n*n a-c uned shad deem it expedient! after the pussing c.i ibis otflihance, the ct mmittec <*f strecta at id iar.es -lifill pr ceed. with the aid of Jir? city surveyor* !•> gradua'C the severai quaves, .•virecls and. iaurs. C‘»n»u» iiti .g wtyh die irom lines i f the several Lf , nnd io cause die «aiue to be ctit down %.r«td up. ?as cuy be necessary, iu order u. prub tc a proper l^vel. Ai d cue eta* v4t«on cf ihe crutie of he Market in Edik* •..pure s!.aU be tho standard whereby to regu* ale the ia: t. * ' And, w.icrcaa council arc < f opii.ioo that ma« ny of the irreg’ikiist^e* iu the streets a«id iunct are fccadnncrf by the practice of suffering the rubbish created Inm b.ihUng materialsito be thrown into the slrctls, or to remain copi^uoua * tot'ich building** t*» prevent which, and also die practice «f raising ihe i- de walks with sand or any other matenal, above me proper level of the ir?et% . ...-'it ... lit -'" it for th; v-4 h * ending fnr th £’teller.. « d i t: bi.- ■' vdefrn ph, West t»f l^c • rw.kVi i. is r s er. :mr ri.tvd m a gard*. *«. .; iK-t fr;u* trees v M ed tn. wd! v* ry »,»• be given Uk 15th ihcn.bv- «;•* x; s*.t»-criber, conur cf Broughton street*. st»pt Tf» —■ ■ 83 A, ply iO ill i>. DU r'ON f rotn the mclaueUol!; tSctu af» bilious^ihe niglU of Monday, the IfiUtAu-nu. 'Committees Council. . .••’tiiu.c of tuiui.ee - Aiucrn-ci) ha. .s, B«>utkc 0|‘< ?.* and Ciurt-Houte Committee—Alcermen Kee-, Shtftall. eet and J*me Commitie*—Aldermen White. Herbert. D’Lyon Exchargt Csmuitiec— Aldermen Herbert. Kci- ly, Morrison Pump and Isimp Committee—Aldermen Daven por?. Bees. Cope. Hetdthat d Cemetery Comn.itee—Al ermen War? ing, Harris. Henry. JMti'ket Committee—Aldermen Shtftall, K«:ily, Morrison. CfRiuittee on Pubic Sale*—Aldermen Ri-urke, Herbert, Davenport. Engine and Eire Racket Committee—id ’ermen Kelly, Boutkf, D’Lyon Committee on Public Dock*—Aldermen Daven port, Shefrall, Kees Extract from tlx minute». % & li. ttoyler. «. < • t- - • ;i ducted. t».*ti f* to <ff I-Vyrr. ii v l 1 :? t»u shbiledm ..ur.Ia:!' hi * u us :t er tertoo. i is \»ut ♦a.r . ffevtr o» ua.su.-Hu a*.M i a ». snvr . nn.iL.j.r xpenty nitty nu-rmeir * mc.-H'.ty. •*<£!■ g io iiilci* die inal g iberol The F?.il.:cle!..h ; a Derrocrstio Press of th' 6 h i ;?♦. says «ut.* Cholera »rl* s and Ho* p:ng Cf»u^h c'-nthiucs; but n -. in so fat-d m rhgrce, t. eir ra wag-- ** *m-»ng the cliddr n. 1 * * Ii - la»t week 13 h«,v<r »l:tfd ofUh lura Morbus, and 11 Hoopii g C nigh i'*J! two by fi ver, one ll.tious and ii*e ■ ■b-r Ti pl-ii*. Th* wh*dr number of deaths •« 86. these there were -Ixnder two ye«rs*of a*ye. For some wef ks past tfiv. dev ha under Ur xfsrs r.t l a-e con^t.’Mttd more huu one half lae death* in FhtU.-cipma. Boston, Sep*. 4. Health of ihe City.—T here I-tve beso four casus ofrieath ui.i8«li-i>unt f-ver foi the last twelve »lay«. Of these, two ik-- curred on Saturday Is-t, one on Sui.Joy. an J one on Wednesday. We h ;ve h-ard of no new case* ol jes-r wittiiri a tew days, notwithstanding the extreme heat of yes terday and the dev before, except that two. it further ordained b» the. authority ftVore. sain. That frurti and in.m-d'.'.ily after the passing of this tir.hnar.ee. no jierson or persons h-ll lay or tlrow any d.rf, hUi. - r rubhidi created by huiiu.ift, or building inateri .K, in any iqnre, street iaue, r,r any.oii.er [ id•! c place v h n tois city, eitner renuitefrom, or cu lieuons to any such huiid.ne. v . ’u til fir*; lur j; applied to Ihe street and :»n. c r*cit:ee -.viier. tne same shall be remov. ..I o-uchpime rp acesasshafl be po nied our or des.gi.auii ny he s-j.1 snoiaiittee, - r a majority of *h: m. n r di any person or j eraons be per- in.iteu o ncr.ase the luight of the side walks in M .t of hu, her, or itieir h t:- ah -.re ihe common rel of the sir-els. either by saud, brickbats or iv ott'.r mssenal.. And * .a r.- die city is subjected annually to i sioerahK tspei se io fill op depressions io the oral : qua.e» steefs an.: lar.es, fir m the ttant I'au-.J r.'. mode ot yrsduauon for the ssm-.— u avoid suco in fuO»e. i3t He it fiu.be*’ordained by the au homy afore- K j '1 to*i as-non os tbe street «nd Jane commit- hall have Hied upon toe correct level cf the st.ee is. Ui.es, <*c. or »!jr of'.hem, they are' ...rtbyenipo*irMl«ns authorised to make nirh side pavements, or loot uais, it such manner and f.rm as council slr.il approve ofi unu in confor- •ci'v *it:* the ordinance enmied -an ordinance tri fi\ the number offset nhxli person. m\y occu« , v 111 'he Urea's, squares and lanes ot the ci*y tor steps’ ar.d so fortii. passed loth March, Id.9 — And the expense of any sueb. pavements, si-oi!! he •'aid out oi a*.y money in the‘treasury not otoer- »i»i a* propiialtd._ .... •’ i)e it further ordained by the auth rite afore said, that ii »’*>'person or parson* sliail opirosa ti e street and lane coniniiueg, e.thtr oi tbtot, or ny officer of the ^orporation.Tn carrtingii.lo . f. ' ’ " : of ibis ordinance. ’ children were taken ill yesterday, ve art*; t't t’assea fret any of die pro'js o * ot :hu ordinance, hr, »i* or they st aii on conviction, be fined iiithe sum of Itiir.v uuliars. And for each and every Viola tion o' a.iy part or parts of this orttinaace, the person or persons so o!fi.ndr .g shall be finedin • '■ turn not exceeding- thirty itolhrsa In Ci.ur.cl. Slpt. 13, 18UI. i,i«rvedy «(the tevar Attest, w, v TUP UftAIUTOV, magtr. K. a. ClYUiU, e.«. rf % ; > r'> :
