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p SAVANNAH republican. Thursday Evening, July 18, 1816. Sb sudden fair of the water had carried t and tile place Wa£ more healthy than it had'beeu for the fifteen preceeding years. The excessive heavy ’ rahis'iiad: allayed tlie fears of the inhabitants, and those who were prepared to leave the city bad determined to remain.— . \ ew- York Gazette, 6th inst. THE MACEDON IAN. The arrival of this vessel, at Annapolis^ with our countrymen, who have so long lingered, , l( led with chains, and subjected to indignities ■ j gripes, in the foul dungeons of Cartiiagenu f d Santa. Martha, is announced in the Balii- il " e capers of the 8th instant. They now Ire'ol the soil of the free, and with gratitude, V.o-w’ll remember those who snatched them r >A ° Javerv and death, and have restored them 1 thinilies and friends. Their release is a 10 n f o-reat national exultation, when it is xuattei in o - < - - view wit'll pride and joy this festoon of glory en- ■: i: no . the pillar of our naval renown; but we fain would be told—what the journals are silent ‘.—whether the Ranis',l authorities have re ared the confiscated property, or given any guarantee for an equivalent, or whether sucn a uemind has been made.- lo these enquiries mu h attention is due, as reparation tor the 'l •, ..iKniutelv indispensib'e for the future Ucarity of navigation in the gulpti ot Mexico, B ivs of Honduras and Campeachy, and all the 'carihoeaa sea. If the mere liberation of our uea oe the only atonement that lias been iin- “ *eil oll the Spaniards for capturing and se en -'steriiig our merchant vessels, and plundering, iinprisaniii’j, starving and butchering the crews, instead of being a hindrance it will operate as a powerful a id certain incentive to future ag gression. They will only have to seize ami confiscate our traders, pocket the proceeds, and, without even incurring the usual expense of maintaining the prisoners for any considerable period,make their peace with us,‘by giving our seamen up to the first American agent who may demand them, or by turning them adrift to pe- risii or shift lor themselves. It may by some be remarked, toat, as the Spanish marine is but trifling in the new world, the extent of the spo liations could never become considerable. This is unfounded. Tne allurement held out by such a system of outrage to needy profligates and abandoned adventurers of all nations would, in a short tune, cover the whole of the YVest-indian seas with swarms of picaroons, under the Spa nish flag. To elude their pursuit or guard against their ent»rprize would be absolutely ini- prdcticaoie; the frequent calms in those waters giving tut in every facility in the management of then -sweeps, and the numerous bays from wlnc-fa'chcv might issue in the night to attack the unprepared merchantmen, reducing capture to a The British ship Jane arrived last evening', left New. Orleans on the 18th June. The captain and passengers state, that the water had ebbed from the city, and the place was then healthy.— Charleston Times, loth iust. THE UNITED STATES’ BANK. The bocks of subscription to the bank of the United States were opened according to law, on the first instant, at various places directed in the act for incorpo rating the bank. From what we have heard, then can be no doubt but the required amount of capital will be Sub scribed, and that the bank will go into operation Within the time which the act prescribes. We feel much grati fied at the ascertainment of tins fact to our satisfaction, as we should suppose every class of-the community must feel at any prospect, howev er remote, of a remedv of the evils of the present diseased state of the paper cur rency. The present subjection of the mass of the mer chants and tradesmen to the impositions of money-bro kers and speculators, is as dt ktcrious to the integrity, : s it is oppressive to the industry of the community. Let :u- hope that the establishment of a hank on national prin ciples will have a tendency to palliate the disorder, if it do not completely cure the complaint under which we labor.—JCationul Intelligencer, 10th iust. .- -xt v • *i certain _ These must be the unavoidable consequences of neglecting to attest our rights, and demand ing restitution even to the value of a pin. Bui A'.m riea must not sutler the escutcheon of her {-.mu: to be tranished, by shamefully bending her heck to the meanest of slaves. No: the l mied States, which so gallantly opposed the ili,_ .! blockades of England, though backed by a thousand snips, must not submit to those Spam e,. idi ot that l*as scarcely a ship of the line to e them—those who humbled the haughty aod triumphantly marched on t*fe blue wave o the ocean will not, cannot, knuckle to the bigo oi the ocean will not, cannot, knuckle to tne ingot a nd«>e bufletted 5v the feeble. Should restitution not have been demanded, ie.t government fifrth- with insist on it; and it satisfaction has been, oi will be, denied, there remains one honorable course, by pursuing which nothing can be lost but much-gained, and a great deal of good done to the cause of South American liberty pro ceed to reprisals, and retaliate on tne captives toe personal injuries of our sailors. This would be a.a pie satisfaction, and. by tne desti action o. Scanish transports and ether governmental ves sels. derange the affairs of the present tyrant of Spain and enemy of human happiness. Mr. Burrox-—Bv publishing the following ticket, you will txpri ss the wish of Hl< S DKEDS. Senator. Thomas U. P. C;ia alton. Representatives. Janes M. Watch, I'KF.'ir.AK'v. 8. Full, EdVCARJ) Harden. — i — 1 l —| MACEDONIAN ARRIVED! B iLTi.-Him:, July 8. Y,V ive the pleasure to announce the arrival in An- Bapui'.s it-.As of tint frigate Macedonian, captain War- lin. from Oitiih^B-cnu, having on board Christopher II- - ;, jure vsti. off his city, who went cut as commis sioner from a\.r government, to demand the release of tin American prisoners at that place. Mr. Hughes has s c ci '-uad m 'iff object of bis mission, and has brought Three thousand eight hundred ; nd fifty shares were subscribed before the commissioners in tins city—dow n to last evening—amount in dollars, 38b, 00U. It were to be wished, that the daily',papers in other towns would do ;;s we have done since ti.e open ng of the books—that is, put down the number of shares ..s tlfey ary.successively taken. We have returns only of the first day ’s subscriptions in Xew-York and"'PhiladtIphim In the former, about §12u,bJd were subscribed—in the latter, 8t0,0u0—mak ing together 9,239 shares.—Richmond Daily Compiler, July lb. The subscription books lo the bank of the United State's were opened on Monday last, and are to continue open for tw enty days. We understand that three or fear thousand shares are already subscribed for in tins town. —Bosion Daily Advertiser, 4th iust. SPECIE PAYMENTS. tVe are truly’ concerned to have the information, which we had previously received upon this subject, confirmed by the Enquirer of Saturday. The legislature will not be convened. The banks, we think, cannot, under ix- Is msr circumstances, resume specie payments on the loti; of November. To guard themselves against mischief, they must call in all their notes, that is, by compelling the payment of all their debts before that day’. Can this be done w’ithout infinite distress, anti perhaps ruin to in dividuals. Suppose the debtors of the bunks should re fuse payment, (and perhaps some: may from necessity) the situation of the banks will be critical indeed, as they cannot have the same summary process, as may he had against them. We would most earnestly invite the pub lic attention'to the state of tilings which will arise, if the legislatures are not convened; the inconvenience to which the members may be put, can be no object compared with the public misc fief. Already business moves heavily on, but this restriction will give it a final stroke. Let it not be supposed that w:e are advocates fc-r per mitting the banks to withhold specie payments, ad libitum —it is the juncture that excites alarm, and a few months delay, would, in all probability, avert the evil apprehended.—-.X'nrj'olk Ledger, 9th inst. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS 7 ToJuly tl, fold — noon. LATE FROM HAVANA. Captain Tvter, from Havana, informs, that on the 24-th of June, ;.n EMBARGO wi;S laid at that place, to con tinue on American vessels for tiiree day s, and on a’! Spanish vessels twenty-five days, in consequence of nu merous Oi-rthugcni :n privateers lning off that port; which had OAJ’TURF.D and BURNT seven or eight sail of Spanish -vessels. 1 here w as one frigate in the port of-Havuna, but not in a condition to go to sea. A new governor, it was s.hd, hud-.arrived at Havana. FROM HAVANA. C’li tULKRTOX, Juiv 16. Bv the sloop Jane, captain Anthony arrived last even ing in 6 days from Havana, we -e m that on the morning of the fourth of July, a Spanish 44 gun frigate, laying in that port, ready for sea, accidentally took fire, an-.l w as consumed to the Water’s edge. She was to luve convoy ed a fleet of vessels to Europe. The fire v...s said to have been communicated to the vessel by the boiling over of a tar kettle. Captain Anthony sailed in company with a fleet of 25 sail of Spanish merchantmen, bound to Cadiz under con voy of a govew&K nt brig and two schooners, anti parted with them twuC&uys ago off C.-pe Canavarel. 1 AH,! -itti'jiPATE FROM ti . T . __ . From our London, comtspondent, w^kaVe this- inom- ing received London pajSers, and the general shipping and commercial list, one dky later' than were before re ceived in this city. Although die dates are nfit so late usrhave been received in Boston, yet they contain afev. -rtieies which we do not Fecoilect to,have seep. The prince regent, in the name and' on behalf ofthi king, has declared and ordained “that his serene highness Leopold George Frederick, duke of Saxe, margrave of Meissen, landgrave of r i huringuen, prince of Cobourg oi Siiifield, consort of her royal liighneps t!ie princess Char- iotte 'August:., shall fc.kt, hold; an.(f enjoy during the tern of his natural life, in ail .ssembiics cr meetings whatso.e. - er, tlie precedence and rank following, that is to s..y, be fore the' lord archbishop of Canterbury, tue lord Uiian- CCtior, and all other great officers, and before the dukes (other than and except the dukes of the biood royal) . mi ail other peers of the realm.” Our latest paper notices, ariiong other late trials before the courts of justice at Paris, one wlnch lipd excited p.ir- ticuli.r interest .in consequence of its connection with the private history of Bonaparte. The circumstances cfiht case are ciuetiy tqese: on the night of tne 2lst June, 1515 Runup rte si re.for a broker, and through him obtaineu .possession of twenty nine tliogeaudpounds sterling of the public mom v ol Fianee. The money was immediately exch;. igedfor dr ,fu on aliouse in London; and the ui'af s Wert p.-dd Wilde Bonaparre was on board the Betere- piHiii. 'ine object of die suit is, to compel the broker to reftiiui vi » amount lo the treasury of France. The result is not vet Known. The society of Surgeons at Paris, as it is stated in a. late adaress to Louis the 18th, was incorporated in the year Ia55—more than Jive' and a half centuridis ago! It is said, that the celt hr. ted Wren Gfr.mib has become a monk of La Tiv.ppe, at Laval, in France. It is stated in tiie London evening Star, that more than five i*uatdndable seamen have-emigrated to America since lire termination oi the war.—■ \'-.y l orh Com. Advertiser. • Auction. " Tq-Moitow, 19th instant, Will be sold, on Jones' w/tarf, 100 barrels prime BEEF, and 3 barrels PORK, landing from the brig Pocahontas; Sale to commenc ■ t\! Vj o'clock U. Williford, auct’r. Auction. To-Morrow, 19th instant, It Ul be sold in front of my aiore, Groceries and Dry Goods. ALSO, 5 hhds Jamaica Rum 5 pipes Holland Gin 8 niids N. E. Rujn 5 barrels Shrub, 30 do Flour 2o pie-ce-s cotton Bagging 25 bags Cofiee And a likely Negro Woman, a good cook, washer and ironer Sale to commence at 11 o’clock ; I). Williford, auct’r. july 18 ■ ■ 85 The Newfoundland Journal of May 4, contains the proclamation of sir Richard Keats, giving notice of the delivery to the French of tlie Isnrnds oi St Pierre ana Miqueh n, and of-the admission of the subjects of France to the same right of fishing enjoyed by lliem on the coast ot ti,c Island of Newf undLnd, on the 1st of J - n!iL.r_v, ir42, m pursuance of tne treaty of peace of No vember 2d, lol5. Upwards of §200,000 have been subscribed by per sons living on Cape Fear and its branches, for the pur pose of improving tlie navigation of Gape Fear River.— The work is to he immediately commenced, ..m! North Carolina will soon be ..ble to bo-st of the cnterpiize of her citizens, and to enjov greater facilities to commerce. — Charleston Times, 15th iust. Auction. On Saturday next, 20th instant, // iit oe Bold btfire y stove, Groceries and Dry Goods; ALSO, 10 barrels Pork, 15 half barrels Beef 3 libels W. 1. Rum, 2u bags Cofiee 8 bis Sugar, 15 do Flour lo kegs ni -nufacturael Tobacco 1j boxes Pipes, 3‘J boxes Codfish 3 b»s pickied Olives lo pieccs. Osnahurgs, l trunk Cambrics 1 do Dimkies * Brown Hollands, Calicoes, northern Ilcrmesjiun,- Lmens, Quills, Shoes, &c. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock DfRt acated bv absence. ! 8—S ho . in ii,e iVigatc'aii the Americans that remained in prison „t the time his arrival at Carthageiia anil at E - Marina; they were immediately’ delivered from pri- s; ., ,,;i bid demand. Among them ere W. S. Cooper and Lewis Contee x>f ’Vis place, and Mr. druid], mate of the schooner Adeline. ■ a- gentleman Was severely wounded in an attempt to : ' tue guard some months since at Santa Martha, and - os. i by those who escaped to Have been killed. Mr. :.s 8.only, of Hartford, (Con.) is also among tlxose rvle.-s-d. ’• , c EST FROM SOUTH AMERICA. "•v, arrived at Baltimore from i aguira, in- L\ ‘ ,m SH the people of Laguir.i appeared entirely lg- ur die patriotic expedition or of the rot ;«1- only in possession n -rani ofli ist. < ; :-n .rai 3,uiv;j w. s slid to be t'i'htn.ir i sid - of’he L,iand of M .rg.ivetta. A Spanish )es.ya j .lavs bef re froui Cujuuna, at which time it sdd reiuamtd in the uands of the royalists. VaTC’- ’ — Hcstsvillk, (Ten.) June 18. ,A rumor has reached town by a gentleman from Fqrt t -;uo.ir,ie, th. Hie Creek Iniliiois, to the qumber of one "tuousand two h'tndretl i: d embodied near that place, pamea ana armed, avowing an hostile intention, and. surveyors who were intersecting that country, 'rere coag.tueu to run into Fort Claiborne for protec- o >a. 1. is stated that general Gaines was collecting' at St. S’tphens to march agmnst and disperse h is strongly suspected that the Big Warrior, s ses so uiucn fViendsliip for the i- hite people, sceretiy at the head of these’ deluded wretches t-i^r "u hoi] forces them, v. 'ia oral’; FROM NEW-ORLEANS. b,. ' e , ‘ eara from Vlr. Terry, (late of the United States - ; ’oxer,) a passenger in tlie brig Hesper, from New- 0 ‘ ie?J ‘ s * f - ■ -£-•£ •‘2,000 'lie ffirmer vessel took only about *40,0 car * ; S { ^ Carthagenian privateer or pirate. T„. i .loin o. her was under trial on three indictments, for murder, On die first he was acquitted, and g-a .apposed he would be entirely acquitted. 1,’ri. C ! r ; :s P er hit the city June 16, and the Balize the «rev«*se v£ 5wd , Cdlcnat , *“ 8t ei 2-' ht feet > the > a t A. Carty s estate, completely repaired. The -K A % FROM CADIZ. Xtii -Y irk. July 3. Captain Putnam of the brig Alice, (arrived at Salem) informs, that they Were ofi'Cadiz tiiree patriot privateers from Buenos Ayres—they had captured Several Spanish essels; and hail boarded a number of Americans, who were treated with politeness. At Algiers they were perfectly tranquil. The princess of Wale s, senior, has purchased a beau tiful villa at Como, Italy, where she intends to reside, as soon as it is fitted to her taste. In April five hun dred men were employed on the palace and gardens, but those five hundred could be hired for what one hundred would clu.rge in England. The most celebrated pain ters were employed. On Saturday morning, at 2 o’clock, a fire broke out near front street, Brooklyn, in a two story building, oc cupied as a bakery, which burnt with great fury, threat ening destruction to many adjacent buildings. The ex- . rtions of the firemen of the place arrested its progress; „nd it was finally got under, having destroyed a small together with the bakery, and slightly injuring tue adjoining tenements. Vaccination is now all the rage in the empire of Haiti, ind thousands’ of lives will probably be saved by it in that hot climate. Mr. Wiiberforce, of London, has sent out a sable gentleman, by the name of Prince Saunders, w ho has commenced this hum me work- By ah ..rrivui at Boston from Fort au Prince, we learn that that the fleets of the two rival sable chiefs, Petion, and Chnstophe, are at sea in quest of each other. From the Baltimore Patriot, July 9. Our fellow.citizens and other merchants established in the American trade at Bordeaux, feeling indignant at the manlier in wiiicli our consul has been treated by the an gle French faction in that city, presented him with an address; the f-'bowing copy of which has been handed to US by a friend:. Bo rue a rx, January 29, 1816. WILLIAM LEE, esq. Contv.l of the United States of America, at Bordeaux. Sir—Your fellow-citizens and others concerned in the American trade to Bordeaux, have seen, with great indig nation an attempt to defame your public and private cha- raater, by snipe base wretch. Having witnessed both, your official and private de portment, in the most difficult and trying times, it is with pleasure we seize this occasion to testify the purity of both. The ready (protection you have always afiorded us, the talent and ,eaT with which you have defended the rights of your fellow-citizens, do great credit to yourself and honor to the government you represent, and it ought to be a satisfaction to you to know thj^. you have no enemies among the friends of our country. These, sir, are the sentiments we entertain towards you, and your highly respectable family. Permit us to add that the author of this weak and infamous libel needs onlv to be known to receive his just reward, the execration of all good men. , We are, with great respect and esteem, your friends and fellow-citizens. T (Signed by the gallant colonel .Fenwicjc, and sixty- seveii respectable French and American merchants and others in Bordeaux, whose names we omit to insert, lest it might subject them to tlie malignant persections of the royal and English fictions in France.) j In Chester and Lancaster counties, (Pennsylvania) the My h.tsso much injured tlie wheat that many farmers a: e cutting it down fortodder.—ib. We are informed that the governor has signed the warrant for the execution of lieutenant Smith, condemn ed to die for the murder of captain Carson.—d’Liludcl- phhi paper. We find nothing confirmatory of the report of gener al G a; -es having bef n arrested: We trust it it unfound ed. A republic .n .uni a patriot—a soldier, scared with wounds in the service of his country, may be suffered to re3'. after his honorable labors, free from prosecution.— South. Patriot,' loth inst. The crew of the Romp, who were confined in this city, were yesterday escorted to the gaol at Fredericksburg.— Richmond Enquirer, 10th inst. The d 3v on which is celebrated our only national fes tival, was observed, as far as we can hear from other towns and villages, with rational enthusiasm in every part of the country. No nation has so few of these holidays as the United States. Reasoning from analogy, we might, therefore, calculate on an unregulated excess on that d:.v, were it not for the fortunate-circuit) stance, that in no nation are the people so sedate, so little given to riot and tumult, as in-this. So bounteously is 'labor rewarded among this people, that every American, how humble so ever be his walk in life, can and will make a holiday when he feels in the humof; &r<d is, therefore, less disposed to excess on the d.;v of general recreation. If, forthe mere rea son, the laboring class of our people (the most nume rous in every community) be less industrious than those of cider nation’s, they are less liable to excess on the only day which is, by general consent set apart for festivity and joy. Amongst us, instead of roasted oxen on the commons, butts of.ie in the streets, or those splendid ceremonies which distinguish the festive days of monarchical coun tries, when '.He birth-day of a king or the marriage of a princess is to he celebrated, besides tlie difference in the causes of the ce’lebr. den, there .s this in_rkt d difference in the mode: That tue peopic celebrate the day, each one as he lists, as ids me..ns or inclination lead him. The public sentiment is uttered in those toasts winch, ac cording to the custom of the country, convit ia! occasions call for; arid from a consultation of these sententious sayings, spontaneously effused, when wit is enlivened by the converse of friends and the juice of tlie generous grape, we may obtain a very good general idea of the prevailing temper of the people. A11 men here havt equal ri Jits, but not equal fortune; and tlie Fourth of July is that day when emphatically the people and their public servants meet face to fi.ee, and freely spiak tiieir minds, without fear and without danger of reproach.- JVatiotial Intelligencer, 9th inst. i in-ver ton’s alt las, No. 7, Containing Maps of Swisserland, Russia in Eubopb and HiNDOSTAjr Ree’s Cixuirmu.i, vol..26, part 2d The Qcartfrt.t Review, No. 27 Bishop Hori EE ’s SeHhons o.\ the Rest’krectiotv Miss Ann,. Maria.Porter's Baixau Romances, and other Poems ,ord Byron’s “Fame thee Well,”8cc. MapsLf Louisiana, Ohio and Maryland, on rollers or portable, just published, Sec. See. Just received. W- T. Williams. julv 18—m—85 Tlie subscribers having been appointed by Peter Bait- rEn v, tsq of .Wilmington, Delaware, his sole Agents for tlie disposal of his Gunpowder, in Georgia, Have just received, per the brig O/ynthus, 63 kegs of PF R—which they offer for sale, on reasons hie terms; and will always have a supply on hand. Mr. B-.udery having for thirteen years been, a partner of the late house of Dupont U Co. authorizes us to war rant tlie Gunpowder, of his manufacture, to be of a su perior quality, made of pure materials and to soil the gun less than that made by the old firm. Samples may be seen at the counting room. PERRY Sc AVRIGHT, juiv 18——185 Died, on the 26lh ult. in St. Mary’s, Mrs. Mabt Gin- sox', consort of Mr. Wm. Gibson. poiii’ of savannah, Thursday, July 13, 1816. ARRIVED, Brig Olyhthus, Sharp, Philadelphia Achieve, Turky, do Port of ATew York, July 6. Captain Coffin, arrived at Boston from Lisbon, spoke- June 20, lat. 39, Ion. 49, the Washington, 74 commodore Chauncey, 12 days from Annapolis for Naples, an wtd. The following is an extract of a letter from ’captain Henry Bowers, master of tin- brig Gleaner, of Middle!- town, (Con.) to the post muster in this city, dated Bermuda, June 22-J, 1816. ec .8m—On the 15th inst. on my passage from New Lon- .do n to this Island, in lut 22, 15, x. Ion 66, 20, w. 1 fell in with, the United States’ ship of the line WASHING TON, commodore Chauncey, from the Chesapeake, all well.” The United States’ schooner Fire Brand, lieutenant Cunningham, arrived at Cape Henry, (Hayti) on the 23d June, from New Orleans, with despatches from governor Cl-iborne, to effect the liberation of Mr. Duplcsses from prison.— Port of London, J\fuy 20 IMPORTANT TO MARINERS. The following communication reached us from Ostend respectinga new arrangement of the lights at that port:— “ A light has been for some time preparing in the Downs, to the east of that port, in a southeastern direction from that which already exists on the point of the Jettee, and is to be in use from the 1st of June. These lights, by bring- ing both into One, are meant to point out the best chan nel for entering the harbour, a circumstance of some im portance to seamen who navigate to this port. The lights, in question, will, of course, only burn during the period of the tide that the harbor is pr clicubie. J. F. De Lorme & Co. Have just received from New-York, and offer for sale, at tiieir store, cheap for cash, No. 5. Gibbon’s building, the following Articles:— Toilet looking Glasses, elegant plated Candlesticks, paste Board, elegant thread Lace, northward Homespun, tortoise shell, quill back and horn Combs, snuff Boxes, Brushes, elegant Jewellery, Stationary, Dry-Goods, and Hardware. Also, an assortment of Musical Instruments, such as Clarionet, German Flute-Fifes, Flagellets, Vio lin, Guitars, Hand-Organs; also, music Books, tp suit the’ above instruments; as also for tjte Piano Forte. &c. , i^y }6—p—® j” 1 :* 18- -85 A. Howe, auct’r. Planters 5 liank. An election will take place on Wednesday next fora REG FOR to fill the seat of Richard Richardson, esq. J. MARSH AIL, cashie- ■ Gunpowder -*-jL \ <j j*. 1 i. Ccl» 12 chests Hyson Tea. For s-de by Charles Kelsey* juiy 18 85 Rum, Coffee and 10 hogsheads Jamaica Rum 15 hogsheads Molasses 20 bags Coffee. For sale bv Lawrence & Thompson. july 18—r.—85 Receive i Per brig O/ynthus, 60 kegs Gunpowdir, F? H 3 pipes 4th proof Hi* truly 4 bis Yin de Grave, of su trior quality 8 boxes ao do do Boxes Olives, Capers, Anchovies, Brandy, Fruits 4 pieces cotton Bagging 8 copper btilis, 50 to 80 gallons i vn'i x STORE, 150 pieces cotton Bigging 3 pipes Bordeaux Brandy 2u hhds Whiskey 10 pipes Philadelphia Gin 1j0 casks cut N-ils, 3d to 20d „ 10 bis loaf Sugar 40 casks Raisins -Negro Cloths A n invoice fif ”*frdjcinp S phl-fig Swced, Russia and Crowby Steel Philadelphia' Pore. .acr, in bottles 50 bugs heavy Bluett Pepper Window Glass Cotton and 'vool Cards A few bushels of O ts. PERRY & WRIGHT. ini’* 18 05 bityutiQii wanieci. A person, who finds tlie profession in which he has been recently engaged, incondticiveto his health; wishes to obtain some situation, exempt from tlie inconventu nce under which he hath heretofore labored. He vie-,Id. wish a situation in a Sti rt, or Counting-Room,! .lid would use his best endeavors to give satisfaction to'he employer. Reiv ing upon the attention he may giv e, and the usefulness he may be, as the standard whereby o rate the compensation—no objection to go :n<at she country. Enquire at thD Cffi • Sheriff’s sales, coiutuvu^. On the first Tuesday in August next, Will be sold at the court house, in the chy of Savannah, between the usual hours of 10 and 3 o’cic<k, A Mulatto Man, named John—-levied on as she pro perty of William Smith to satisfy F.dwrrd Lloyd* l h® former purchaser not complying with the terms of sale. A. Cope, s. c. c. july 18 85 Assize of Bread. The price of flour being fourteen dollars per barrel, the weight of bread for the present month must be as fol lows, viz: lbs. oz. 12| cents loaf must weigh 1 10 6^ do do do 13 Of which all bakers and sellers of bread will take due notice. ' J6HN I. ROBERTS, july 11- 82 city treasurer Ten Dollars’ reward. Ranaway from the subscriber, on the 11th inst. hi* Negro Wench, Delia; bad on when she went away * black bombazet frock, some of her front teeth out, ancf well known in this place. All persons are cautione4 X inst employing or harboring the said slave. The ve reward will he paid for Iodizing her in gaol or de. liveringher to ine,andail reasonable expences. Jehn (jribbinr july 18——m