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% PmucAJ*, ' To-day, assiSaj^P^tt eatlrelv new dress. •By this Mrtt’.gef^Ri the editor ladies the hope, that ’Hrivilf*give ji more-gen- -cr^| 'sittis^ctioti to liis friends and patrons. To sav sfijrther were useless—and we sh:ui only observe, that oiirendeavors still to de serve the continued and gradual accession " of public favov, shsdi he uiipanitted; and 1 nothing shall he spared, on our part, to - vpj-omote,inouK way, thc-puhiic.gratification. THE FREXS. The benefits whichltave resulted tontan- kind, through the medium-of the press, are . known and acknowledged by all who have a just sense of the value and impoiaancc of iuunnn improvement. In a govenintent •'which acknowledges the people to be the the source of all legitimate power and au thority. it is peculiarly and essentially im portant that a knowledge of its principles should be generally disseminated, and well tuidotetoodc wid we know of no means, by which this knowledge can he so readily at-j tained, with little expense and little loss of time, as bv a careful and attentive perusal «f the public papers. newspaper, is in j fact, a concise history of the age in which ivc live. Its columns are not alone devoted to politics. The man who will read with at tention, may .acquire a knowledge of the history, geography, customs, manners and habits almost of every nation on earth, If vicious* anti the intbceni aftd harmless Against the wicked and designing. Butoi all the governments on earth, ours, is ur. questionably the best calculated to promote the prosperity and happiness of a virtuous and intefiige-nt people. Let it, however be remembered, that virtue and intcUigente are the only pledges fjr its cojilir.uancc these arc the main pillars by which it must he -Supported* and wichont which the whole fabric must tumble into ruin. Ferdinand’s motives for procrastinating a decision with Mr. Forsyth, is no doubt to ascertain whether the holy alliance will sup port him against the consequences to be apprehended from his rejection of the trea ty. We do not think as some of our friends do, that Ferdinands brother legitimates will espouse his cause in a war with the United States. Hut, even, if the holy, al liance shoulfl determine differently, we are persuaded that our govermnent will not he driven from its grounds, by a fear of conse quences, so long as they arc guided by the clearest principles of justice and right. England knows full well the nature and justice of our claims against Spain—she should therefore rather urge her to to what is right than to urge her in that which would be palpably wrong. Suppose it might possibly conflict the in terest of Great Britain that Florida should be ours—arc we to knuckle to Ferdinand and relinquish our just claims on the Span ish government? are we to leave our south- he has a mind st.ssccptiblc of improvement, j cm frontiers exposed ro savages and amor lie may treasure up a fund of knowledge, I savage banditti of Arbuthnots and Ambris- whir.h will contribute much to the his ow: happiness, ami which will essentially quali fy him for becoming useful to the rising generation. Where is the father who can !>-. so stupid an insensible to the benefits result ing from the improvement of the mind, as tc be willing to deprive his children of the opportunity of reading a newspaper It is to be feared there may lie some in stances of the hind; but it is to be hoped those instances are few. For the citizens of a republican govern ment, to remain ignorant of the laws and proceedings of that government is inexcusa ble, nay crim hud. All our most important Civil officers are elected by the suffrages of the people, and if the people pay no atten tion to the conduct and proceedings of their beblic agents how in the name of common .per scare they to judge, whether they' are capable, faithful ru-.d honest, in the discharge of tfieir several duties? are they to enquire of some of their more industrious and cun- niug neighbors? They must do so, or rc- xnain in total ignorance: and .cannot a man with half an eye six:, that he is liable to be deceived and imposed upon by that method o: acquiring information. Surely wc ought .never :o trust to such means of information- when we can obtain it from a more correct and disinterested source. It is our duty to read and examine for ourselves, judge for ourselves,and not pin our faith upon the sleeve of any mail. It is tho policy of des potic cove mn.cuts to disccuragemental im provement, and to keep die people in the most profound ignorance: but it is the poli cy, the, security and salvation of republics, to diffuse information among all classes of citizens. In a despotic government, the people are ruled by the strong arm of pow- rr; but in a republic, they cun only be go verned by conciliating their affections, and convincing their judgments of the proprie- k ty and justice of the laws, to which they are to bo sc jeet. Hence arises the abso lute necessity of a general diffusion of knowledge- < o wc hope tu-perpetuate the blessings of national liberty, wlvich we now enjoy. Nothing but ait enlightened and virtuous ■ponul lion, can save our republic from swift end certain destruction; and our go- iv( ricncnt once at end, anarchy follows of ■co-'tse—end to fuarchy very readily and naturally- stuc.eds tyranny and despotism. T! is by ignorance, or neglect of duty, may he sudden!'- changed, from citizens of a fr< c governiuer.t, >o toe slaves of a despot. It is the doctrine of tyrants ;ha*.kings reign by divine tight. It is the creed of repub lics. that ail men are equal. Aitho’ we s- 1-scilbe to the latter, and deny die former ‘i-fh e'rbic vet let it be understood, that wc -tdo not mean that all men are quiified to govern. Notwithstanding. we have equal I, s l y nate.tv—education and manners. $,~vc created a dra. rity o: character; and t 5sthepri.cipb' ‘ quality, recognized by tthe .--ct.b’s a ters? Heaven foi-bidl Many people arc of opinion that England will never consent to the Fioridas being ced ed to us; because, forsooth, should she here after be afoivar with the United Slate. 1 :, she might find it to her advantage to obtain the. loan of Florida herself,, to annoy us with great effect. Wcusffc, John F. Fr.UTsf. fiatwebe & -tCaissn, X Cucnin ft Co. A. BT F;di31, Hall St Hoyt, 1*. Ripely* & Co„Tl. Worrcl, jura’ Greene Sc Up- .pitt, J. Willev, William Taylor, Meigs ft Reed, anil William Starr-20 passengers. Brig Triton, Baker, Boston, 14 days, to W. Williams, consignee; with an assorted c:.r£0, to W. Williams, N. Ilattelle and Master. Pussen- ecrj, Messrs. .1. Negus, Ur. D. Wrikcr, S’. Cheq ue Vi O. Witliington and C. Moreau. J.cft the brigs ilrozililbn and Alfcitrora, for this port in £ • C# F. k CX Paiipef f rrcri't-il, and oiler fortalci 53 k?« Ioa-,1 10 casks Gcsheti Cheese 20 bis mess and grilse Perk Schooner Undaunted; Wood, New-York, 5 days to I tall ft Hoyt, 'consignees; with an as. Sorted Cargo, to B'dioch ft -Sadler, James Bul loch, William Gaston,; .1. Douglass, Stm-ges ft Burroughs A. B. Fannin &. Co. L. W. Cuancci- leiy-M. Bennett, A. G. Semin'-s J. Lathrop & Co. Cannon ft F-.-nler, Laroche St Wr.tson, White, Butler St KetcTmm, Smerden St Buckler, W. inglis ft Co. Platt ft Weeks and. K. Swift, (of Augusta.) Paoseisgcr*, Mrs. Freaks and dsn,"liter, Mrs. Mites and child, Messrs. J. Smer- ffer, IV..B. Buckler, J. HenncLt, .Tames MagiB, i). Parripe, Allen, Runnels, Phelps, P. Frisk, M. Fessenden, S. Slater, T. Martin, A. Hawkins, and SO in the steerage. Spani-hSchooner liope, OolcUhread, from St. ,la"o liom’.d to the coast <:f Arrica, put into tbs pgdit in distress with the loss of spars, sails, and other considerable damage. Schr. Harvest, Pinery, Xcrv-York. 8 days; to Johnston ft Hill* consignees with sill to Gardner Tufts. Sloop Bridgeport, Woodward, Ncw-York, 6 da's, to the .Master, with fin-nilure, fee. to Messrs Young, Creamer, Price and Whitlock—30 pas- sengers. S. K. N. Company’s Bout Money Maker, Au- qpisia, with cotton,lio Laroche Sc U atsou, H. B, Gu ithrney, William Gaston ;iud J. CiKr.ining. . sts'iriyni. The sloop Bright Phoebus, (lute Krtchiim, who died doth September) 20 days from S.rvan- nai, arrived at Xew-t ork on tlie 6th iJi'M, 53 do Irish Pcta’oos 20 do fresh superfine Flour 33 half Ids do do do 10 (Vr. Ms buCktihcat dC 10 bis Jfo, 2 .Mackerel 30 hr. chest fresh Hyson Teh 6 half do do do 5 bores Cod-Fish 5 kegs Starch 5 <lo Saltpetre .50 lb Jfuttnegs , . 10 boxes mould Candles 50 reams wrapping Paper' 50 tegs manufactured Tobacco, 8 and 12 to the lb Aji assortment Shot AT RETAIL, Almost every article in the Crecrrr fJ gy)] orders supplied with d-m attention, and SFi d’STORKS furnished at the shortest notice, and at satisfactory prides, oct 10 1,1233 Thompson & Black ne^pcf'tfiiHy oftcr tl^ir beet serv ices to their fr.eivls 6f S;ivann?Ji in the Auction ;«nd Commission Line, onA tlicy -pledge ,thcnist lvcs to act w ith promptness on hll business roir.m tted to their ciw»*ge, &C. &c. . bi£-uk't(u October 16, 18Ub ae203 The statesmen and politicians of England may protest against the acquisition of Flori da by the United States, and even talk of war; but with all their noise and blustering it is easy to be seen that i t is not so much from an idea of the transfer’s being of the least injury to the British interest, as from a knowledge that it will add to the resources and the sc- c iritycf the United Slates. 1 If Spain refuses to ratify the treaty, con gress must dec!arc war against her, though all the nations of the earth were arrayed on her side. We have forborne too long al ready. The time has arrived when we must act. IIAI .TIM ORE, Oct. 9—.Arrived, schr Willi/ 1171 * Dungan, 12 duvs from St. .h»go de Cina. Pas’-’ 9engcrs, captain Freeman Snow, of Baltimore, and Mr. l&stian, of Amsterdam, both taken by r-.rites on the Coast of Cuba, in boats supposed hviu St. Domingo. The schooner Blazing Star, Snow,' lienee to St. Jago de Cuba, was captured ♦. by two open boat 3, lo miles to the eastward oi the More, in a calm. The boats contained 11 men, ail blacks, armed with muskets, cutlasses and pistnis; they iook the vessel under the land, where they captured a small Spanish schooner; they then commenced plundering the Blazing Star of * lie cargo and provisions until they filled the Sp.tn.-m schooner; after dewinirg Iter until llift erening of the 17th, they cut her cables, got under way and stood to sea, then ordered the ctptS.iT’, mate and three of the crew into the boats, fori^bly detaining the cook and one man on 'jfiird, keeping f.ll the papers, with ewrr thing else except tnc clothes on t!»eir b:. r *4fc after rowing until the 18th, at 11 o’clock A. f>1. urrivetl at v St. dago de Cuba. Landing ' Erom Zri-r Georgia, at Rice’s wharf, 60 keg* I.AliD 160 casks CoshuO Cheese 15 quarter casks Malaga Wine 30 do ' - do I’erjenffe Wine 60 barrels lowfSttgar ' s " ... 29 quarters boxes Hyson Tea 300 two pound canisters Cunpowdef Tea 106 boxes Soup 80 barrels prime Pork 41 pipes Holland Gin 8 kegs Salt Pct-c. For sal? by 5 LAWUBNCt & THOMPSON, oct 10 - ---- NFW-YOPK, Oct. 7.—.Arrived\ ship Albion, ^lUiams, 32 days from Liverpool, The Susan, Heeling, from New-Orleans, was wrecked off South Point, near Liverpool—two hands lost, part of her cargo saved. The Columbia, Bulled, from New-Orlcans, arrived at Liverpool with 8 feet water in her hold. Sailed »n company with the da.fper, for Boston, and the Hazard, for Uhode-lsktnd. 'Hie ^Tuscarora was to sail on tiiu September for Philadelphia. White Plains, lAes Wii s « Flains, received pc/- iirig-Almira, for I - JOHN LATH ROP & Go. and tor sale by oct 19 p flxnteg*. "xvhiv'f. N. E. Rui n und Cofiee. 150 baercls K E. Hum ‘10 baprs Coffee . , . Land iip C om l.ig- Almv-a, and ft,’** c “F JOHN I.ATIIKOA & Co. , , . oct 10 p JT,mt-r > 'For Sale 200 barrels N. F.. Hum 40 hhds jvc Wh'skey 100 b.'s <lo do By CEO. GORDON, oct 19 p203 Jopur' ivharf. ' To-iV>:-rovi-, SOtli instant, Jilff f* sold be fori m4f tlyre, A GBKEUAL ASSOKTMCNT Groceries aodT>ty Goods. Sals to crawitritv rJ ll v'clurl? ' A. TIOlYfe,. nvcfHa ret 19 203 By J. B. HE RBER T. To-^lorrovr, 20tli instant, . irittbcsafJcn 0 emtraivharj^ 117 bis prime Muscovado Sugai- '' 20 bkdsdo do do SO bis-prime Jjis-cn Coffee 10 hhds X F. Hu»n 50 qr. boxes iVerh Hyson TcA l Terms at sale. • . Safe to commence tit 11 o'clotjL oct19 203 . ■ By WHTTS tifJO YJCU21. On Thursday next, 21st inst» At 10 o'clock prccistdy, . r If*ll be sold at their .hitfion lioonj^ A QBNERAL ASSORTMENT DYRGOODSi Aatux. u-r.ini ana 2 bases Trisli Linens, T-4 and 4-h 5 fodes blue ami white Flams 1 bale Cloths and Csssimerc* 1 do l-ose Blank et-^ assorted 1 case black Canton Handkerchief 1 do Company Tin" ami Bamkmoi 1 do Counterpanes and Quilts 1 do elegant pelisse Cloth 1 do do Saxon dhicrls 1 do 4-4 cambric Muslins 1 do cambric pocket Handkcrphin^t 1 do furniture and dress Dimities 2 do brawnl.iiiens£MoCal;ic'oes_ Superfine Linen and Cloth Bcdticks, hc.Sk, Oct 19 203 ■! By BHKE.it V WELMAN. On Thursday, tlie^lst inst. Will be sold before our store, by Oi-der of th^ I’oi-t-wardens, for hcct. of all cOnccme-l, a 22 Bags Coffee, damaged on board biig Almira, o» her from Boston Terms, cash x joule to rom^tetire at 11 o'clock* Also, ** A Dili - Sunt 12, Ora* Capu Clear, ship Glide, fron folk for Liverpool. Schooner Movmng-Star, Brocket, from Wash- ington* N. C. S^-pi. 2fell in with *.hr wreck of schrPoi’.v, cf Edentof., ot- Ocr&cock Bur, and to oi olT John Osborn, tw other men hazing been caved, ^ud one drowned. I*he sloop Pre sident, diller, of Xcw-York, vmg lost the ssme dav, und oitiv 8J barrels saved. C! EQt+ri, »' ip Amit> »3Aax\vell ( - Liverpool. Received, by late arrivals, 100 casks cut Nads, ivs-ortcd 50 barrelsV , ,, , , 5U halfdoy 1 ’ 0 - 1 -'lackercl 24 barrels No 2 do "0 small boxes llvson Tea :3'J dozen Ames’ American Spade3 20 lilids prime bt. t.'ro x Sugar 50 kegs first quality manufiuUur-ed Tobacco 20 tons fire anil axe bar Iron, they ' a "it O' ^pveno.ient- which induced them to be- t talents, ki .e'wed^c re li’ify eompeu-m i; gorfmnieiM upon rs. "t r» noaso, knowl- • -rity and fklelity, are ;ppr.T2’>l; accessary, in i.cn who are to control lias dl ii’d« - lieve, tl-at o «r eyp'-vient ' t-sri. t . - j . ‘ thr.irc.'M- s teti. ext.ur.t-!' quoitfictrifoo® •' the ch.-racu-r • ■the destur.rs tX Wiiifetratiott oi - ted to, men * cora.pt' principles, or to those who* are luo.yipetcnt w* the task; in either case it must > £*m duraway. Were it not for the -vnlpess, the wick edness raid folly of ro-.-asind, human laws . vo n!d ie rendered tunH-cfcfsaiy and useless. .But sucffis, thh ehirapvr anff conduct of - jiiah. and -siirh are “ ’ Spain has seen with what facility our troops have twice marched to Pensacola, and how inca]xable she is of resisting our force. She should also recollect our wrongs, our resentments, and our power, the dav Cannot be far distant when they trill burs* upon her, unless, by an amicable nielli, she avei-ts the attach long rolled over her Lead—the bolt must fall at her feet. A For New-York The ec'-ooncrUNDAUNTED, % wi’l *ril TO-MORHOY/, v * • \ - Vvt:i Hviarrt. For- f fig’ll or pu3fosgcap- JZ-VX y t«: HALL HOYT. Darien, they will hurst j fhe schooner PATSEY, capt. uicable arrange-! //3,'f Land, intanded a. a regnla.- packet, will ;,thc thundhr h ,-s this wsck, having the greater of her ire,gut engaged. Apply to The London papers announce that Mr. Kean has entered into a treaty with Mr. Harris, to perform 20 nights at Coven! Garden Theatre, after which he embarks for America. New-York papers to the. evening of the 9th instant have been received at this office. Nothing new, or interesting. The health of Baltimore is improving. The report of 8th instant, gives no dead by ma- iigrar.t fever—nine newcases, however were reported with the 24 hours; hut were much milder than usual. teatiy adx'ertiaenirnts arc unavoi dably laid over to-day. They shall receive due attention to-worre/w. Jlon-ied—Lust evening: by the reverend Dr, Kollock, Mr. J,offbtarov 9 to Mssa Miry Gregory. -—, at Athens, (GaA nn the 15th ult. by tlie Rev, Dr. Waddell, Vres dent of the Un versuty of ticopg’ ji, at tluit niacc, Doctor lie vat J acn.su Jtoft-Saor of Churn atry ami Natural I*U losophj’ in >>a;ikhn Colley, to Mrs. ATakthjl J. rci ct cf the late Mowed Cobb, Enquire. COMMUNICATED. DIED—In this city, on Friday the lolli insl. Mr. (iF.OIdifi ALSO!*, of tlie fever incident to the cDfimte, *’**•'. lusattate tyrant death!—if valor, youth and beaun cannot arrest thy shaft, how can sterling vrortii or unassuming merit escape thee:****— Mysterious l*ro'ider.ce-—iuacmtitble are tin'de- cre*,$—-to submit without reputing is a duty—to fee. is the duty or man. The consolation of re ligion, the tender alteations ot friendship w ere duly given*—Farewell departed spirit! as long as memory can trace a fond or lingering recol lection, so long will thy w orth and honor be re membered and acknowledged. L. —, On the 17th inst. sut.er a sickness of 10 davs, Mr. (.LSI AVI 8 ADOUHiCS BOLLES, of this city, shop-keeper, formerly of Woodstock, in Connecticut' aged about 44 years. He has left >-2C;3 •ffht engaged. Apply BAKER & WELilAN. Chathan, Dispensarj-. The (’or.*i-o*:*.o s'o trie Chatham Qispensary, arc r ?&pectfuiiy nvtcdto * it end a meet ng m the lonjr r;>cm of the Exciiange, th « evening at 7 o'clock. oct 19 203 Dividend No. 6. The Board of Directors of tlie Bank ofthe State of Georgia have this day declared a Dividend of five per cent, or 9^5 per share fo: the last six months on the Capital Stock offhe said Bank, pay able to the respoctive Stockholders thereof, or to their on lev, on and after Thursday next, the 21st Oct. inst. Ihf order of th• Hoard. ANTHONY PORTER, cash’r. oct 19 m293 Police-Office, October 19, 1<^19, 7laving received the peremptory orders of Council to collet the taxes due the city l shall at tend at this od!ce, for the purpose of receiving them from defaulters, until Monday next. After illa( period levieswill be made Without any discri mination. ^ F. M. S'J’O.VE, oct 19 203 (if it marshal. I' SO ills N K Rum 150 bags green Coffee 22 do Java do (for family use) 2 tons Shot, assorted 20 bags fresh Almonds . 50 casks Goshen Cheese SO kegs I-ard 12 do Butter 400 rforen Krarhrs' patent IToel 10 hhds J amaica Rum 10 p pes Holland Gm 50 pa r Quern Stones 50 barrels fresh Philadelphia Flout do 50 half do do 30 pieces Cotton Bagging 30 dozen Beers’ Axes 4 do do broad Axes Loaf and lump Sugar 60 boxes Candles 20 qr. casks Teaer’ff Wme For sale by GARDNER TUFTS, oct 19 cl 203 Notice. The honorable the P‘St«- ct court of the United States for the d strict of Georgia will be held in Savannah on Tuesday tlie ninth dav of Novem ber next, when persons who have compl ed witli the ac-s of congress may be made citizens of the United States of America, GEORGE GLEN, oct 19 a 203 ctrrlc <fi*. court. Notice. Persons having- c laims against the estate of ml. John Pray, are reqncstc-cl to present them to the nnderaignetl and tiiose indebted to slid estate are required to make immediate pavmeat to J. J. MAXWELL, V mat. GEO. M. WATERS, Wore. oct. 19 203 P'-.j-sr-. If the a( ,.f a \viuou here, anda daughter (by aformerniar- I" ' ! riagejin.Connecticut. ll:s'"effects are in the is entnis- fhe r.to'ives. which. pmui^Sm toiciier,. h 1 ..'.tgt)T;.r..iLeWMri • - U-rtWome nficcssarj u> fwuc: :I'.-.vweW ■ the .Strong, the vmuous .gautst die .gainst Uk ; hands of Job T. Bollui, esq. SHIP.YEWS. - com of savaNnah. Auatvaa, Brig Georgia, Thompson, Xew-York, 7 days, with UK rehaniU.se, to Johr^ton Ik Hills, Fowler ii l aBhter, r . H. Wtlnian, G, F. St O, Palmes, Lawrence ft -lihomnson, Ganlner Tufis, Sturges St Bnirpi-ghs, J. Hunter, P. Stanton, C. Dun- La'.., A. G.;Scmmes, \V. InglU tVifiiam Gaston, G.sreipfo-11. L Delong, J. LathroftSt Co. Nicho- !;.s atM-il'.-J. Jie'ille.St Co. it. it-f. Habersham, A. if- i'anmu fo lio, i*. L. Watie, William Sea Seth Rich Informs his friends and the public that he now opening a Giwe-w and JPmirtm Store at the corner of Johnston’s square and St. Julian street, near the Market, where he off ers for sale the best kind of articles in bis line, and hopes to receive a share of public p-'ronage—lie will be thankful for the least favors. He likewise offers for sale, now landing from brigs Almira and Triton, 50 bis Potatoes 29 firkins Putter *■3 hhds N E Rum 2 bis Cider Bis Mackerel, Beens, Beets, &ci oct 19 m*203 ■ , Jolwi C. Holcombe Has associated with fotn Mr. Gramix Trecaa, for the purpose of trai.sacting WARE-HOUSE COM.HTSSIO.V BP.SLYESS, GE.YERALI.Y, sender tJ;e firm of UAcombo t* Tocher, *nd solicit e pattpnage of he.r fr auds and the public. ,2itgiu!a J >'Ga.£ Ocf. 1» 1819 y 1 2D3 United Stntes of America. District of Georgia—hi the- Admiralty. The Presidcnc of the United Status to the Marshal of.saicl District—greeting. .8-1 GEO. GLE'A clerk. Whereas, a libt*l hath this day been filed in the admiralty court of the United States, for said Dis. trictof Georgia, by Tiicgard W. Habersham, Uni ted States’attorney for tiie district aforesaid, who inhchalfr 1 * tlie United States, doth in tiiis behalf prosecute libel, alledge and declare, staling as follo ws.- That on or about the eleventh clay of the present, month of October, in the year of our Lord one flioufl.'md eight hundred r atul nineteen, a cer tain ichooriLVor vessel ralleotiie Liberty, or ilon- tevidcanna, arrived witliin the United States, tu wit, witliin Savannali river, in the district of Geor- iforesHid, from some foreign port or place, laden with a valuable cargo of goods, wares and merchandize» of various description*—that after the iu*riva! ot the said vessel or cargo in the river Savannah, within the district aforesaid, to wit, on the said eleventh day of October aforesaid, a p r<T t of the cargo of the said schooner or vessel, Vi wit, broad-cloths, boots, shirting, silks, ferns, velvets, kersemeres, linen, cambrics, laces, featliers, flan nels, gauze, and sundry other artides of goods, tvarcs and mercandize, were, by the person or persons luiving tlie charge or command of tlie «dd schooner or vessel, or by her crew, or by some other person orjxirsons, unladen or delivered from the said schooner or vessel, within tlie V. States and the collection district of Savannah aforesaid, and within the jurisdiction of this honorable court, after tlie setting of the sun on the day aforesaid, without a special licence from tlie collector of the said district and port of Savannah, and naval offi cer cf the same, for such unhiding or delivery—* and the libellant farther avers, tliat the said goods, ware* and merchandize, so unladed or delivered as aforesaid, were* according to the highest mar ket price of the same, at tlie {>ort or district where they were sold, unladen or delivered, to wit, at tire poit of Savannah, at the time of tlie landing there of of the value of four hundred dollars* au which actings and doings are contrary to and in violation Of tlie act of die congress of the United States, en titled, “An Act to regulate the collection duties on imports and tonnage” passed the second day of March in the vc ah of our Lord seventeen hundred am! ninety nine—and the Libellent doth farther form this honorable court* that the said Schooner or vessel and tlie said goods, 'vares and nfcrclun, dise, so uiiiailen und delivered, have been seizcil- and are now within tlie jurisdiction of this honora ble court. Now, therefore, you, the sa d marshal, are here by commanded to cite and admonish ail and evejv person or persons having, or pretending to have, any right, title, interest, property, claim or de mand whatever, of, in, to or upon the said schoon er or vessel, and the said goods, wares, and mer chandise, to be and appej^rat a special court of ad- mirahy, to be held at the court house, in the city of Savannah, on tlie ninth day of November next, awl then and there to answer the premises; and have you this writ, , Witness, the honorable William Paries, esq. judge of said court, tub fifteenth day of October, in”the year of out Lord one thousand eight hun dred and nineteen. RICHARD W, HABERSHAM, • 'dhntrftt 'Attorney. err All persons iptcrented in the tdrcgciiig mo- nition will take due notice. JOEN H. AlURLLj wp-thal, I). G. out 19 a Groceries & Dry Goo j, Particulars on day of sale. Act 19 2d3 *“ By J. B. HJiRjsj£R T. - O n Tbnreday, tlie 21st inst. Will be sold o.' v ' y I wr fi footling frojn ship . ^ 50 bbls Brazil iloiassv.t 50 do No 2 und 3 Hacked 50 boxes Capdles • 20 half bbis No 1 Mackerel ^pp.t jtp eJttresa* 50 ja/s Butter, from 20 to 25 > ly for lamiQjf lba each j> ut&j * 55 kegs spiced Salma? * i? • 40 do Pickles 'l'erms at time of .tale Side ni 11 o'clock. oct 19 203 *■ By WATTS'SJOYWER. On Friday, the 22d inst. At 12 o'clock. Will he sold, before our store, on a credit of ^ days, for apprpvcd indorsed notes, 29 prime huge JMLDr'.rt.— "/*' the greater pai t of wfacJi have been ajccustoiue^ to work, oct 16 202 On Saturday, 23d instant, IViU be sold, at the late residence of Gustavo* Ak Boiler, deceased, BalV» woorlnn buildings, * A YAHI ETY. OF - *» Groceries and Furniture. At*o± 4 prime Hoi’sgs 1 Dray 2 Waggons 2 Gigs and ftanicss, &,c. Sold by order of the admiiisttotqb Side to commence at 11 o'clock AV HOWE, audjfc oct 293 Fresh English GARDEN SEEDS. A large and general aaiOJ*tment offrerii Fngli.A GARDEN SEEDS, «i*the growth of 1819, Aha, Harvey’s treble battle Gunpow’dey, in whole aitffc half pound canister* Ditto double sealed ditto, in paper* Double and single patent shot Belt# Patent infantry powder Horns Received by the shin Oglethorpe, and for sate by v- II, 5PCAY & CO, oct 19 cnjSGl if ■' jjfefrL .-if,-A v ’’ ±:' -1 • .T‘A Mi! fdi* 1 !<•*.. fits#?; 1 »'• United States 6f America. District cf Gt erg is—In the Admiralty P The President of the United States to tlie 3J:i^ shal of said Distrxt-—greeting. [l. s) GBO, GBFJ\ 9 clerk\ "Whereas, Francis Son cl, vice consul of his ma- jesty the king of Portugal, in anil for the state of Georgia, by Mu/n'son Sc N’coll, proctors, h«th ex hibited Ins libel or compJa nt n the i) str ut com-t of tlie United States for the District of Georg a* stating, alleg.Bg, and propound ng that some t-met in the month of August, in tlie prevent year of oup L6,xl one thousand e g;it hundred and n netcein the schooher Montey dnana, owned by a subject or subjects ofh’s majesty the kmg of Portugal^ commanded by capta u JLJenjam n Adolph, and la. dea w tli sufidiy ait.-cles of mirchand ze. the pro.- perty of certan subjects of h^ said majesty tiie. k ng of Portugal, sa led from Buenos-Ayrvn uiij bound for the port of Moato* deo; that wh.lc law- full) and peaceably pursuing the sa d voyage, ah* was JlegJly, violently and p.rat cahy tiken pcs* sessi on of by* a Certa n aimed boat, manned by persons call ng themzeIves subjects of the Artig<ao Government, but whom tlie I beilant avers arc cl ue ns of tlie United States of America—that Jrcr taking possesion of the said schooner, they pro* . ceedcd to tlie port of Savannah, in the United States of America, where slie now lies under the name of dio Liberty, or privateer liberty, with the said cargo of her lading, and within the juris diction-oi said court—tlttt no sentence of con* deinnauon hath ever been pronounceti gainst the said schooner, or cargo or any part thereof—-And tlie said libellant in and by the said libel, prayi the process, of said court to attach tlie said scho>:ner«, . and tliat she may be restored to him in behalf of the owners aa aforesaid, together with damages for the unlawful detention thereof. Now, thcrclbre, you tlie said marshal sre hereby commanded to ct:e and admonish ail and every per son $r persons having of chaining any right, title, interest or demand whatever, in, to, c* upon tlm 'saidseboontr and hi* cargo, to appear at a Special Cpurt of admiralty, to be held at the courtjiouse m Savannah, on tlie ninth day of November next* to answer to the Gb.ilNut in tile prerrises, and to shew cause,if amrthey have, "why the prkver of the Kb^lLint tliould not b<3 Ranted; and whatso ever you shall doin. the premwes, certifa to tfa^. X^dge oljsrid court at the time and ptu^sEfbu saidf oaiifhaw you then and. there tills wnt, .Wifncs*s» the hon. Wm,.-Davies, judge rf said cpui-Lthh eighteenth iiay of Oct. one thousand . eighf huiidred and nineteen. . 1 MORRISON isc NICOLE, proctor*, gff AR persons interested in the above jncmi.. i\an, will take , . U - * dfe ly L% iiiy' S 4K5ri : iJ&Sfe
