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bAVANNAH REPUBLICAN.
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T0AHT8.
JU a late mutiny of Print**, in Boston, the follow
ing toasts os re drank:
Fertillity to brains »nd an insatiable appetite to
A Unwary war, a (mart press, and devastation to
pier and ink.
Bmptr romachs, attic atnrie% and clear intel*
(act* to the republic of author*.
The l : berty of the press, and the press of lib.
**M*ay every wit want bis dinner who will not
cudgel hit brain* for it.
"ilie intrigue* of Parna**u.. the foundling hos
pital of wit, and neeoiicheur* of the quill.
The memory of Dr. r, ictus, and sueceas to the
Rack-art.
May the stomach* of epicure* be transferred to
their brain*, that intellect may feed, while gluttony
doe* pen ace.
A handsome preface, ingraioua introduction,
good title, bold impression, strong binding, and
general circula ion tofr endship and hospitality.
LOOK AT THIS, TE FAIR DAMST.LS.
A society of young men in the state of Conner
(lent have adopted in'o their conatitution an reti
cle to this effect—‘ that no member shall be per
mitted to marry, under any circumstances, an illit-
gmie woman, M - A committee is appointed to ex.
•mine any female candidate for matrimony before
|«Ke can be admitted to a connection with any of
the society. The eorfueque fice is that upwards of
40 old ‘maids, have moved 'within the apace of *
year, to the wertem country in despair.—Gen. of
i 1 ' jy, m'.goiw
New-Orlf.aks, October 16.
X'.lapa, September 6lb, 1817.
My dear Friend and Companion—I
have to inform yon that since onr disem
barkation at Soto la Marina, we' have ex
perienced many hardships and sustained
‘ several attacks, which have been repulsed
although, as you dell know, our force was
not great; our general by his valour and taU
~'i elite soon made ns known to the enemy,
and a considerable number of royalists
came over and ranged themselves under
onr' colours; my rank, you know, was cor
net, my conduct has caused me to be pro
'footed'tolieutenancy;you will not doubt
my ieal and activity.
Having been ordered to march to this
( place with adj. major Caro and lieut. Elie
Ibfivp embraced the opportunity of Mr
l<ambert dispatched by general McGregor
to the Republican Congress, to forward this
letter to you; this place is in the possession
of general Vitoria Guadaloup’s army.
Our general Mina is retiring from us
rapidly In directing his march towards the
tnteripjr.
The spirit of the people is, you told me,
inclined towards liberty. Excuse me, my
dufy calls me;—I shall certainly not omit
writing you, as I have received those oi
your letters by land conveyance.
1 am your devoted friend
Ed. Laroque.
The Aurora mentions that Pedro Gualf.
has been appointed, by the patriots, gov
ernor of Amelia. We heard some time
since that he had been invited thither, and
in cousequence had set out to visit the isl
and. Late private accounts, however, re
ceived at this office, stated that he had
touched at St. Mary’s, to make inquiries
respecting the affairs of Amelia; but not
■proving satisfactory, he had sailed to the
Spanish Main. Me indulge a hope, how
ever, that Mr. Goale will endeavor to res
tore something like order among the tur
bulent spirits at Amelia, at least until the
transfer of Florida to the United States,
which b an event sincerely to be wished
for.
Mr. Guale is a native of the city of Cara
cas, in Venezuela, where he held, in 1811,
12, and IS, the first offices in the gift of the
republic. When tiiat unfortunate coun
ts was subdued by the royalists, under
Monteverdc, he joined lus republican
brethem in New-Grenada, was elected
speaker of the house of delegates, aud af
terwards received the appointment of re
publican minister to the United States.—
The capture of Carthagcna and tho subju
gation of the principal part of New-Gre-
nada, by Morillo, completely broke up the
form ol republican government establish
ed there, and Mr. Guale left it in 1815;
he has since resided chiefly in Philadel
phia.
These particulars are given with a view
t6 correct mistakes respecting his diplo
matic character in the United States: he
never was sent here as minister from
Venezuela.—Washington City Gax. 19i/<
P. instant.
ENFORCEMENT uf NEUTRALITY.
Under this head, the Provincetown Ame
rican, of Friday last states that the brig R,
of Bristol, was on Thursday, tried before
Hie United States district court of Ithode-
island, (or an allcdged violation of the
neutrality of the United States; and was
condemned after an examination, in which
sufficient evidence was adduced to justify
thedeciaion of the court.—New-Forfc Coni-
* mercialadvertiser, 17th inst.
We hear from Annapolis, that the
Franklin, the new 74, would depart from
them* either yesterday afternoon or ou
this day, taking out Mr. Ruin audhis suite,
on hjajgtyjfotsay to- England. This ship,
hfcebpr ship Washington, (which, she is
destined tojoin in the Mediterranean) has
attracted numberless visitants to view her,
-Ctferipr aswelf as interior arrangements,
regulations, and superior accommodations
for her passengers, officers and crew She
will likely be viewed with much attention
«vett in Plymouth or Portsmouth; and it is
put a little creditable to our officer* aud
naval tactic*, that Mona, Perrong, a lien
—•
der, disposition and celerity, practised in
die American ships of war. Lieutenant
Perrong was readily admitted to this ship
through the solicitation of the marquis Ike
La Fayette to the president—National
Intelligencer, 20tA inst.
A deputation consisting of six Cherokee
chiefs arrived in this city on the 18th inst.
on a mission to the Prr sident of the United
States, Their names arc:
En-a-taw-miw-ae, speaker for the deputa
tion; and Roman Nose, aborigines.
James Brown, Richard Taylor, Richard
Riley, and George Ilarlin, descendants
from intermarriage^ with Cherokee women.
ib.
Extract of a letter to the editor dated
.1’iuafo'it, 15iA Jtmember, 1817.
“Wc passed a very pleasant day here
yesterday, and our city was quite enliven
ed by the interchange of civilities between
commodore Stewart, the honorable minis
ter Rush, and his excellency governor
Itidgely, who arrived here on Wednesday
evening.
The previous visits having been made
agreeably to etiquette, at II o’clock yester
day, the governor, the minister, with his
very amiable lady, accompanied by a num
ber of ladies and gentleman, left the wharf
for the Franklin in the superb boat* of that
ship: the presence of our distinguished he
ro, commodore Decatur, added much lus
tre and gave great pleasure to the party.—
The day was unusually brilliant, and it is
long since 1 have seen our venerable city
so gay and thronged. On the magnificent
dome of the state house w as displayed the
state flag, in honor of the occasion.
The party were received on board the
74, with all the civilities which military et
iquette and politeness prompted: commo
dore Stewart and captain Ballard conduct
ed their visitors through every part of the
ship, and the extreme harmony of arrange
ment, the happy union of comforts for the
crew, and terrible fitness for offensive ope
rations which prevail on board the Frank
lin, must give most heartfelt exultation and
delight to every American breast—ai.d re
ceived the just and animated encomiums ol
of the distinguished guests.
The company were refreshed in her su
perb cabin, where it was pleasing to see
the union of elegance and comforts for the
accommodation of the minister, Mrs. Rush,
and her little family. On returning, the
boat in which were the governor and min
ister, fell astern aud lay on her oars, whilst
a national Salute was given his excellency,
fired in a masterly manner. The day clos
ed with a select dinner at the government
house, served up in the usual excellent
style, given to the minister, commodores
Decatur and Stewart, the officers of the
Franklin, some strangers, and a few citi
zeus. Among the visitors we were grati
fied to see captain Thompson, who com
manded the Louisiana, at the defence oi
Nevv-Orleans. Tiiat gallant officer is a
passenger in the Franklin, to recover his
health, injured by his exposure on the Mis
sissippi.
The promptness with which governor
Itidgely paid the respects of the state to
the minister Rush and our national ship,
aud the great harmony which prevailed
throughout the day, were sure and plead
ing omens of the downfall of that dete t-
able party spirit which has been for years
the severance of our best men.
It is confidently said here, that Mr. Rush
uas received iiis last despatches by his pri
vate secretary Mr. Tayloe; and that the
ship only waits to receive his stores on
board, and of course, you may expect to
near of her sailing with the first fair wind
after to-morrow.—Philadelphia Freeman's
Journal, 18th inst.
Lexington, (K.en.) October 29.
Extract ofa letter to tiie ; rioters of the Lexington
Reporter.
* jY<atchez t October 19.
“Two thirds ofthe inhabitants have left
town, yet as many die here as ever; so that
the fever is more fatal than heretofore
“I suppose you scarcely ever saw such a
spectacle as tne city now exhibits—empty
streets—closed doors—and a mute popu
lation. who are confined mostly to theii
rooms. How long these tilings will con
tinue we cannot tell; meanwhile the chil
dren of Adam are constantly passing from
among us.”
Wilmington, (n. c.) November 22.
We understand that an elegant steam
boat is about to be purchased by the citi
zens ot Ncwbern, to ply between tiiat
place and Elizabeth City. This circum
stance will much facilitate the communi
cations between the northern and southern
sections of tne union. We understand
tiiat it is also in contemplation to estaolish
a stage route between Georgetown, (s. c.;
through tins place to Netvbeni, which will
shorten the journey nearly one hundred
miles. Three tiiousaud dollars, tve are in
formed, have oeeu subscribed by the spiri
ted citizens ol Newberu, toward carrying
tiie latter into executiou. It is to be hop
ed our citizeus will not permit themselves
to be outdone by their neighboring towns
men in laudable and beneficial undertak-
mgs.
Gibraltar, September 27,
We are sorry to learn tiiat intelligence
has been received of the arrival at Fez,
about the 1st of a Caravan, with mer
chandize, direct from Algiers.
The number of deaths in Algiers, ac
cording to official intelligence have amoun
ted to 150 a day; but the disease has sub
sided to about 40 deaths daily.
October 4.
At Oran,and on tbe frontiers of the king
dom of Morocco, not thi smallest precau
tion is taken against the Plague; notwith-
stamling this, the disease lias not yet
shew n itself to the wrestwardof Algiers.
Caravans pass daily from Algiers to dif
ferent tnwr-ns in Morocco.
I sept20—jt-i—-1I3 - adhimtn
imsj **••*-“• :—• * —
subsided; at Constantia the daily num
ber of deaths amount to about 100.
A paper printed at Chillicothe, Ohio,
states, that in the vicinity of that town, a
young pear tree, which had never before
borne fruit, has produced this season about
thirty pears, weighing on an average one
pound aud a halt each. Cine of :lie pears
measures fifteen anda half inches in cir
cumference, and weighs upwards of two
pounds. H ■ *1
Auuimiu, November 30.
We understand from good, authority, that the
king of Prussia is a warm friend of the Bible Soci
eties in L:» dominions.
A favorite General Fori IHericke, (formerly In
structor of the Crow n Prince of Prussia) is the
President, and all the Ministers of State Vice Pre
sidents.
The stibscription to the stock at “The Bank of
th, Valle,." for the counties of Shenaudoah, Fre
derick, Fauquier, Loudon, Jefferson, Berkeley,
Hampshire and Hardy, in Virginia, is closed. The
authorized stock ofihe Bank is 500,000 dollars
The amount subscribed was 735,000.—Intel!.
CobtlanoVilcaos, (X. Y.) Xovemberl.
Horrible old —A few day since, captain Enocli
Allen, of Virgil, (South Settlement.) was appre
hended : n Berkshire, Broome county, for passing
counterfeit money. He escaped from his keepers
and went home, where he remained concealed one
or two days. On the 29th ult he took his rifle,
cocked it, put the bneecb against the wall of his
house, and the mufzle to his breast, and pushed
the trigger In the Act of firing, the breech of the
gun slipped, which altered the course of the ball;
and instead of going thrtigh the heart as he cal
culated to have it, it entered the breast, and came
out at his shoulder. So far was he f: el l exhibit
ing signs of remorse, at the horrid deed, that he
reque.ted the surgeon io give him something
to hasten his exit —He expired the following day
—the victim of his own weakness and depravity.
Ruitalo, November 4.
On Thursday night last, the citizens of this vil
lage were aroused by the terrible cry of fire.—
The alarm soon subsided as it proceeded from the
jail; it was found that alt the prisoners, to the
numb r of five, among whom were some convicts
to the state prison, had escaped. They made
the.r way out by burning the outer door of the
jail. A part of the prisoners have been retaken.
A citizen of this village is arrested on a charge of
assisting the prisoners to make their escape; others
are suspected.
’ Montreal, November 8.
Snore Storm.—On lasfSunday morning, about 1
o’clock, a snow storm set in from the n. a. which
lasted with considerable violence till 7 on Monday
morning, at which time the streets exhibited all
the features of the depth Ofwinter. Tbe farmers
in the neighborhood state that the snow was 7 or
8 inches deep in the woods on Monday; but since
the weather has been rather mild, which renders
the streets and roads excessively bad. It is now
many years since such a severe storm has been ex-
perienced so early in the season. Almost every
kind of crop in this district had been secured by
the end of the last month; but the fall pasture will
be greately injured from the fields being flooded
with the melted snow.
The official list of the appointments “made by
the President of the United States,” cites certain
indiviuuals, who are the Governors of a Slate or
Territory, by the style and htfe.of “His Excellen
cy,” for example, “Hu Excellency Lewis Cass,”
&c. “Hit Excellency Joseph McMieii,” &c. 8tc.—
We ask tor information, whether in their official
commissions they are thus designated; or in what
way tb.* preposterous phraseology has crept into
die list of appointments. It is time to be done
w.th these anomalous distinctions, unknown to the
Constitution, ss well as the principles of the re
public.—Richmond Enquirer.
COMMERCIAL.
“Gibbaltab, October 3.—Our markets is im
proving generally, with the exception of flour,
which, in consequence of arrivals, and many more
expected from England, is declining. We sold a
cargo last week at $15, since then a cargo Irom
England sold for 14. It is now 13 a 13$. which is
a fair quotation. Fruits, you will observe, arc
quoted at the breaking prices at Malaga; they arc
much less here, that is, boxes of Blooms, 1 3. $ a
1 50; Muscatels, 2 25 a 2 50. We have great quan
tities of blooms, but few Muscatels, these are gen
erally smuggled and not hold out in weight. To
bacco keeps up at gt3 per cwt.; we have 500 hhds
which Wc hold for better prices, and which we ex
pect to realize shortly; not more than 600 hhds in
lirst hands, and none expected very soon. Rice is
at 7 75 a 8, steady . Brig Hibernia, Latham, for
Ne w-Orleans will sail in 4 or 5 days; br-g Cumber
land, Marckly, tor Alexandria in 2; brig Oswego,
Davis, 21 days from Malta for Baltimore just arriv
ed; brig Dover, Esdall, 12 days from ivica, arrived
-his day and sails first wind for Proviuence. The
brig George, Smith, of Boston, from Rotterdam,
was at Malaga Sept. 66'h.” ^
An idea of the markets may be formed from the
following, under date of Dublin, September 27:—
American flour rather dull, and prices nominal,
from 45s to 58s for very fine; whiskey, heavy 11s
4d to Us 6d per gallon; provision down; beef 3 to
3$ cwt; koopers to 21s to 22s—4 to 4$ ewe 24s.
butter, first quality, 90s second quality, 84s to 86s
per cwt; potatoes 2s 8d and 2s led to 3s 4d per
cwt.
Prices current at Petersburg, A member 21.
Bacon ,4 a 16; brandy peach 1 a 125; do French
5 a 3 87; corn 4; candles 21 a 25; coffee prime 24
a 27; flour 8 a 8 50; gin Holland 1 20 a 1 30; gin
country 80 a 90; lard 15 a 16; molasses 55 a 60;
cotton 28 a 36; powder 7 a 9; rum l 16 a 1 50;
sugar bl 1. a 15; do loaf 26 a 29; do lump 25 a 26;
tea imperial 1 75 a 2; do young hyson 1 30 a 1 50;
tobacco 6 a l j; wine Madeira 4 a 6, do Malaga 1
a 112; do Sherry 1 SO a 2; do Lisbon 1 -5 a 150;
whit**), reel. 1 a 125i do com. 80 a 83; bees wax
25 a 30; crates 120 per ct. advance 6 mos ; wool
ens luO do do do. cotton goods 90 do do do. hard
waie luO do do do.
Prices Current at Richmond, Nov. 21
Tobacco, old $7 all, new 6 a 9; com 4 a 4j;
flour 8$ a S$ wheat 1 67; meal 1 17; hemp loo a
loo.
Prices current at Augusta, 25/A instant.
_ Cotton per Ib. 30 a 31 cents; tobacco 5 5o a S6
56; flour per bl . 7 a 9; pork per hundred 12$ a 14
cenis; beef per lb. 10 a 12$; bacon 32$ a 37$; lard
31$ a u7j; butter 25aS7$;Ujowl8;Cum per bus.
I a $1 25; meal 1 a 1 25; salt per bushel 1; sugar
per cwt IS a 16 50; coffee per lb. 23 a 24 cents;
molasses per gJJon 70 a 80; rum Jama. 1 50 a g2;
loaf sugar 3s a 35 cents; peach brandy $1; cognac
do. 2 a 3 50; iron 4$ a 5 cents; steel German 18 a
-4; blistered do. 12 a 11.
Managers and assistants Engines,
TAKE NOTICE.
There wili be a regular meeting of your Board,
>n SATURDAY, the 29th instant, precisely at 7
o’clock, P. M. at y our usual place.
•fly ontr of the Pics,dent.
„ JOUN HAUFT, *«’ry.
nov 28 161
'Caution.
AU intrusion or depredation done in future on
the plantation or garden, near the road leading to
1 hunderbolt, belonging to Mrs. C. 11. Hayden,
will be indiscriminately prosecuted; and every Ne
gro, not belonging to said plantation, will be sent
° goal- HOY & HEtSLER.
“ 161
Wanted 1
SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN.
Friday Evening,. November 28, 1817.
Esbatos.—Iu the 4th piece Under the Savannah
head, seventh fine, in yesterday’s impression,
for “imperious" read impervieua.
TBE FLORID AS.
We have accounts from a source which leaves
not a - doubt on our minds, that the bland of
Amelia will be taken possession of, and Aury
and his freebooters driven off in a few weeks,
by order of cur g jvemment— Peaceably if prac
ticable, forcibly if necessary. The island
to be held by the United Stales’ troops, until the
meeting of Congress, when we shall then know
how matters stand between Spain and ounelve--,
and how they are to be adjusted The president
in ordering the capture of Amelia has discharged
his duty. Uy this act he extends the arm of
protection to Georgia as an integral part of the
Union; and will prevent encroachments danger
ous to the prosperity of the state, and destructive
of its cit.zens.
It is asserted that Don Onb has instructions
from bis king, to tender the Floridas to die
United States, for six xtulox of dollars; out
of which stun, Spain agrees to deduct the amount
of spoliations made by her on the property of
American citizens. Such U the confidence placed
in this report, that the stocks of the different insur
ance offices, that have suffered by the depreda
tions of Spain rose in one day 25 per cent in
value. .
The path which we should pursue towards Spain
will, we trust, be marked with decision and ener
gy. We are under no obligations to hen she
has committed a long series of aggressions against
this country; but owing to the conciliatory dispo
sition of our government an open rupture has been
prevented. We shall wait the decision of con
gress, in full confidence, that they will not com-
promit the hontr of the nation, while they insist
on a prompt settlement and attonement for all
grievances, of which we have much reason to com
plain. —
The Augusta Herald states, tiiat Brigadier-Gen
eral Tuomas Glascock, lias been appointed tocom
maud the detachment of m , ia from this state,
destined to join General Gains*’ troops.
DEA TU OF THE DEF OF ALGIERS.
By tiie arrival at Boston of the brig Orleans
Jones, from Gibraltar in 34 days, we have a confir
mation of the death of the Dey of Algiers. It ap
pears that on the 8lh September, a number of Juu-
isscries assembled round the palace of the Dey
calling upon him to descend, as if it was their in-
tention to put him to death, his reign having been
a series of disasters both by sea and land. The
Dey being obliged to comply, was taken by tbe
soldiers to the house of the Kishna-Aga, where he
was strangled, and a man named All Cogia, a re
tired merchant, declared his successor. The min
isters of the late Ley have been exiled to different
cities of the Regency.
Captain Jones confirms also tire account of the
arrival of the American squadron at Gibraltar.—
They arrived on the 3d October, and were lying at
quarantine, when the Orleans sailed.
The Baltimore Patriot contradicts the statement
of the Aurora, that Mr. Mancil bx Aocikre, con.’
missioner from the independent governments ot
•luenos Ayres, has appointed Don Manuel More
no for his agent in Baltimore.
At the late session of the legislature of Vermont
tbe proposition to raise the salary of the Chief Jus
tice of tbe state to 1200 dollars, was rtjecied! Ai
act was passed to establish a Bank (the first in tlit
state) in the .town of Windsor.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
[corrected WEEKir.]
Savannah, November 28, 1817.
s Cts. g C/«
13 00 a 14 00
6 Of
a 7 50
a 0 3u
a 2 75
a 0 07
a 0 16
0 25
0 33$
0 18
0 23
0 50
0 33
1 00
19 00 a 20 00
a 8 00
a II 00
a 9 00
15 00
10 00
6 00
1 40
3 50
7
22
Bacon, per lb. (none)
Reef, No. 1, per bl.
Bread, Navy, ptr bL 5 00
do Pilot, do. 6 50
Butter, per lb. 0 20
Bee’s Wax, do. (scarce) 25
Brandy, Cog 4th prf,gal. (scarce) 2 50
Brandy, peach, (none)
Castings, per lb. 0 06
Cheese, per lb. 10
Chocolate, Boston, No. 1 per lb. 0 26
do do No 2 do. 0 22
do do. No. 3 do.
Coffee, per lb.
Cotton, sea-island, per lb.
Do. up-land, do.
Com, per bushel,
Duck, Russian, per bolt,
do. ravens, do.
Flour, Pliiladelpliia, per bl.
Do. Augusta, do.
Gin, Holla..d, per gal. (scarce)
Iron, bar, per cwt.
Lead, per lb.
Lard, per lb. —
Mackerel, Boston, No. 1, per bl. 15 00
do. do. No. 2, do. 13 00
do. go. No. 3, do. 8 50
Molasses, per gallon, (scarce) 0 50
Nails, wrought, per lb. O 12
Do. cut, do. 0 08
Oil, Florence, 1st qual. per dozen, 7 50
do. linseed, per gallon, 0 90
do. sperm. do. 0 8u
do. fish, ' do. 0 40
Powder, (Dupont) per 100 lb. 9 00
Pepper, per lb.
Pimento, do.
Pork, per bl. (brisk)
Rice, per hundred lb. (nominal) 5 25
Rum, Jamaica, per gallon, 1 35
Rum, Windward Island, do.
Rum, Nrw-Englaud, do.
Salt, per bushel,
Salmon, No. 1, perbl.
Shad, per hi.
Share Moulds, per lb.
Shot, do.
Soap, do. 0 11 a 0 12
Steel, blistered, per hundred lb. 12 00 a 13 00
Steel, German, do. 15 00 a 18 00
Sugar, brown, per hundred lb. 12 00 a 14 00
lto. white Havana, do. 16 00 a 17 00
Do. loaL do. 26 00 a 29 00
Tea, hyson, per lb. 1 25 a 1 28
Tallow, do. 0 18 o 0 20
Tobacco, manufactured, per lb. 0 20 a Of 30
Do. leaf, do. 0 06$ a 0 07$
Whiskey, per gallon, 0 65 a 0 70
Wine, Madeira, per gallon, 4 25
Do. Tcneriff, do. 1 50 a 1 62$
Lumber, sawn, 1000 ft. fbriik) 20 00
Qr’d flooring Boards, do. 25 00
Timber, ranging, do. (brisk) 6 00 a 8 00
Staves, \V. O. per luUO (nominal) 25 00
do. R.O. do. 1*00
■ do. Pipe do. (nominal) 40 00
Shingles, perthouaand, (brisk) 4 00 a 6 00
25
18
28 00
1 50
4 00
8
0 55
0 15
8 00
1 00
a 10 00
1 40
1 25
0 70
1 10
0 68
0 50
18 00 a 20 CO
a 11 00
a 0 8
It) 00
0 7
0 09
0 11
On Boston, one prt cent <
On New-York, two to too and a half j
On Philadelphia, two per cent discount,
discount.
On Baltimore, two anda half per cent, discount.
On Charleston, par at sight.
ADVANCE
On British Cotton Ooodt, fifty ptr cent.
Do. do. Woollens, fifty per cent.
On French Manufactures 25 o 28 eta.' per franc.
FREIGHTAGE
To Liverpool, rice per ton, 31 10t.
To L verpool, cotton per lb. id
To France, do. do. ‘.$c a 3c.
To New-York, do. per hair, gl 50c.
Died, at Dumfries, (Scotland) Jaxit, wife of
William Taylor, aged 80. She was the only sur
viving sister of the celebrated Paul J,nc*.
,in Pendleton District, on the 16*.h inst. Mr.
Jons Gilliland, aged one hundicd and sin-terns
years—85 of which be had lived in America'. He
was born in Ireland, county of Antrim, and al
ways supported tbe character of an honest and so
ber man; he has left a numerous offspring of child-*
ren and grand children; supposed to be upwards
of one hundred.
SHIP NEWS.
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FORT UF SAVANNAH. *
AKBITKD,
Ship Halcyon, Wooster, Philadelphia, 7 days*-r
to Johnston h Hills, consignees; with merchsndiid
—to Perry & Wright and Morrison & Bradford/
Brig Fawn, Jones, Boston, 8 days- -to John
Lathrop & Co. consinecs; beef) tup, sugar, wine,
mackerel, hay, &c.—to G. Tufts, Stanton fc Byrd,
11 aeon & Bnieu, and T. H. Condy U Co. Passen
gers, Airs. Woodward, Mr. Robins and captain
ilaracen.
Schooner Milo, Bradley, New-York, 90 hours—
to G. F. & Oliver P-t.nes, owners—with rum,gin,
whiskey, cider, raisins, lata, flour, butter, cheese,
tea, beef tongues, herrings crackers, hats, pow
der, oil and soap—to Brant & Fox, B. Chittenden,
J. George, B. M’Kinnc & Co J. & L. Kopman, P.
Jones, II. W. Hills, Ailing fc Roll, F. ’fay lor Ct
Co. M. Hoag, Sunton St uyrd, T. Bradley, Hard*
ner Tufts, J Uradley, Lawrence & Thompson,
P. Deuel, Hall Ct Hoyt, Norton St Wadbams, f.
H. Welman, E. S, Kempton, and Others. Passen
gers, Mr. Nungexer and family; Messn. Taylor,
Forbes, Hurd, Lee, Davidson, Woodruff, Hamilton,
and captain Bradley.
Sloop Eliza, Street, New-Haven, via New-York,
bound to Charleston, 12 days out, put in here on
account of bad weather; had been obliged to heave
over part of her deck load
BO CLEARANCES SIXCB OUB LAST.
Port of Ptdlcrlelphia, Ait ember 19.
Arrived, schr. Maria, Briggs, 2 days from New-
York, with merchandize. ’
Below, ship William Savary; Barden, from Cal
cutta; schooner Joscphin. Kitts, IS days from La-
guira, and 12 days from Porto Rico. Left at La-
guira, schr. Lion, Craycruft, of New York, for Por
to Cavello, in 2 days, tbe only American. Octo
ber 22d, a heavy gale of wind drove 9 Spanish
vessels ashore at Laguirs, and 31 lives were lost.
The Josephine parted one of her cables, but reco
vered her anchor in time to prevent her going on
ashore.
Cleared, brigs Ann, M’Clean, Havana; George
town-Packet, Hewes, Georgetown; schr. Paul Lille
White, Uenike, Norfolk.
Port of .Yew-York, JVbvember 19.
Arrived, schr. Rover, O’Brion, 13daysfrom Ha
vana, with sugar, coffee, &c. Left no vessels for
New-York, but several for eastern ports.—Mar
kets dull.
Schr. Union, Dennet, 30 days from St Jago de
Cuba, with sugar and wine. Left, brig Poland,
for Charleston in 20 da., s; schr. Sampson, Powell,
of Baltimore, just arrived from Cape Henry, al
most dicharged; and a Philadelphia brig, just ar
rived. November 3, off Matanzcs, spoke brig
Mentor, Greenland, 20 uays from New-York for
New-Orleans.
S< Jir. Orion, Champlin, S day* from Stonington,
with fish and barley, bound to Philadelphia.
November 21.
Arrived, brig Telegraph, Munro, 7 days from
Charleston, with cotton, rice &c; Ketch Margaret,
Pitts, Petersburg, flour and tobacco; schrs. Bet
sey, Robinson, Richmond, flour and tobacco; Fan-
agon, Thayer, Baltimore, flour and dry goods;
Mary Pamela, Dickey, Richmond and Norfolk,
flour and tobacco; Maria, La than, Charleston, 7
days, cotton, lignumvitac,&c. Emily, Bake man, Ed
en ton, 15 days, wheat. ’Sailed In co with achra.
Coaster and General Jackson, and several o lb era
for New-York; Mary-Ann, Debee, Wilmington, 10
days, flour and tobacco; sloop Abeona, Knapp,
Petersburg, 7 days, flour and tobacco; Hiram,
Htndrtcks, Chatham
Below, ship Francis, Boyer, Turks Island, 1&
days, salt; two schooners.
Cleared, schooners Union, Mcraereau, Norfolk;
Undaunted, Don, New-Orleans, Sarah & Hanuah,
Hunt, Charleston; sloops Scourges, Grout, Phila
delphia; Susan, Lyndon, Alexandria. /
nox on NEW TOUR to RUES KINDEST!.
Merchants' Roll, Motion, Nov. 16—-noon.
Sailed, with a fine westerly wind, ships Liver
pool Packet, Prince, for Liverpool; Independence
Dangs, for India; and several outers.
Arrived, yesterday afternoon, the fine brig Or
leans, Jones, 40 days from Gibraltar, wait wine
and fruit. Left, barque George Long, Dennet, for
Nt w-York, in 10 days Spoke, Oct 7, lat 35$, Ion
8 53, brig Peggy U Pamela, Fry, 48 day» irom
Charleston for Gibraltar. 18th, lat 36$, Ion 25,
45, DnUah brig Gladwin, I’anketly, from Loudon,
for St. Thomas.
Port of Boston, November 18.
Arrived, brig Charles & Ellen, Upton, Si Bu
sts tia. Cleared, ship Bristol Trader, Spaldii.g,
Bristol, brigs British Tar, Williamson, Liverpool;
Fawn, Jon< *, Savannah; schrs. Eliza. Luce, Port at*
Prince; Little natty, Collier, Wc>t-liidies; Eliza-
neth, Snow, Baltimore; Anchovy, Maraton, Char
leston. Arrived at Caatine, schr. Margaret, \YbJ-
oey, Port au Prince, 32 days, having lust two sea-
men; b/ig Ret neve, Dwscll, from St.Eu*Utia
VI
Eor Liverpool,
J*Ub The well known am,. JUNO, John Doak.
master, having 50u bales corton ready to go on
board, wnl meet with dispatch. For freight of
the balance, or pas,age, having good accommoda
tions, apply to captain Doak, or
it. M‘K.inne & Co.
nov 28—x ■ -161
j’for Liverpool,
■ME The fast sailing snip HALCYON, J. S.
Wooster, master, will be dispatched in 10 days,
weather permitting, having 700 bales ready to go
board. For freight of 200 bales, apply to
Johustuu <y Hills.
161
For Liverpool,
Th* staunch, fast sailing ship SUSAN,
" iu-mw, master, will have immediate dispatch,
having 500 bales ready to go onboard/ Forfreigbf
ot 356 bales, apply to
Johnston & Hills,
Who tunc for oak
250 barrels pilot tread
25 ditto No. 1. Pork
SO kega Richmond man. Tobacco 8s.
10 libds. N. E. Rum
nov 23—r—161 Johnston’s upper vhf.
Just received,
By the schooner Pave rue, from Bosun, and for'
sate by the suboerHort,
9 tranks bjund Shoes 4
.4 dozen ladies’black beaver Bonnets
1 pair elegant Grecian can! Tables
1 elegant Bureau
■■. S boxes elegant gilt Looking-Glasses
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