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T'e fuk&riber intending to leave tins city, offers for -sale, at very reduced prices, *Tbs Remainder of bis Stock of GOODS , WHICH CONSISTS OP IRISH linens, calicoes; Superfine black, navy blue, and mixed cloths; Scarlet, black, drab, and mixed second ditto ; Bath coating; Superfine black, white, mix ed, and printed cafnneres; Marseilles quilting, fwanf down, and florinet, for waiflcoating; Elaflic coating and sorest cloths, Green cafinet, Womens scarlet cloaks or cardinals, Mens camlet coats and cloaks, Cloak camlet of an excellent quality, 6 4ths green baize, Durants of various colors, Mulberry wildbore, Rose blankets; Red, white, and yellow flan nels ; Worded and cotton flock ings, Beaver gloves, Velvet ved shapes, blue vel vet, white corduroy, Brown fudians, ravcnfduck, Manchtder corded fluffs of different colors, Striped.and clouded nan keens, India yellow ditto, White and colored muflincts, Ginghams, British dowlas, 3 4ths and 7 Bths bed tick, Humhuins, A few pieces muslins and muslin handkerchiefs, Clouded muslin shawls, India bandano and romal handkerchiefs, Red and yellow silk ditto, Printed linen and cotton pocket ditto, Black Barcelona ditto, Gentlemens mtrffin neck dit to with tamboned comers, Brown hoi land and platillas, Oznabrigs, German rolls, Mens and womens black hats, .Childrens drab ditto, Ounce and ditching threads,** Colored.ditto, Sewing silk and twill, qua lity binding, Silk ferreting, tape and bob bin, Canton and French fans, Patent metal tea kettles, Bell metal fkillcts and kettles,’ Coffee mills, spiders, and Dutch ovens, „ A L S 0, , Frcfli hyfon tea, Brown sugar, _ Loaf iugar, Ginger and black pepper. WILLIAM HALLSTEAD. Savannah) January 19. fubfcribtr has for sale, on jhe molt realbnable 1 terms, for cash, at his (tore in Bull street, oppolitc Messrs. Hamilton and- Hart ridge, The following Articles, viz. London particular Madeira wine \ Second quality of ditto ( By the qpartercafk, gal- Port wine C lon, dozen, or bottle. Sherry ditto ‘ Jamaica rum New England ditto - French brandy Holland fe gin ‘ * London bottled porter by the groce, dozen, or bottle Coffee Loaf and brown lugars v Molasses Hyfon and bohea teas * Black pepper JRaifins Shelled almonds “Nails of all kinds Crockery ware assorted Writing and wrapping paper Liquor cases. ALSO , Muslin fliawls Ditto aprous Linen arid cotton handkerchiefs Oznabrigs by the piece or yard. „ ? Captains of vefiels and others can be supplied with all kinds of groceries at the fhortelt notice. JAMES BELCHER. January 25, 1798. ’ . FO R SAL E. Georgia Paper Medium. Apply to James Mackintosh. January 24- ~ N O I I C E. THE Executor to the -Estate of WESTON CLARK) late of this city, merchant, deceased, having em powered and dire&ed the fubfcribei to close the concerns of that .estate as fpcedily as poflible, he requests those who may haVe toy demands gainft it to p. .lent them to him im- | mediately for adjufhnent; and these indebted to fakl efta.te I are requeued to make prment to him fpcedily. Such ac counts as remain unpaid will fhrrdy be lodged with an Attorney to be put us suit. WittiAm llallstcad. Savannah) January 16. Iron pots from half a gallon to eight gallons, Fryingpans, gridirons and griddles, Haiti metal table and tea spoons, Japanned waiters and tumb lers ; London and Briflol pewter bafons, plates, and dishes; Hearth brulhes and bellows, Currycombs, horse brushes, Iron and brass candlesticks, Japanned lamps, Steel and japanned fmifFcrs, Sad or fmpothing irons; Steelyards to weigh 62, 81, 87, 88, 103, 133, 150, 182, and 200 lbs. Carpenters and shoemakers * tools, Falling and club axespiron . squares, Centre bits, draw knives, Weeding hoes, Till and cupboard locks, Gheft locks and hinges, can nister locks, Brass knob ant? ring locks for doors of various lizes, Rim and flock ditto, Single and double padlocks, H and HL hinges, hooks and hinges, Iron butts from one and an half to four and an half inches, •Skew riling joint ditto, Flat and round bolts for doors and windows, Thumb latches, brals and wood pullies, Iron ditto for windows* fafli lines; 6d. Bd. iod. and 2od. nails; / 3d. and 4d. fine clout ditto, 6d. and iod fine drawn ditto; 2d. 3d.'4.d. and 6d. brads or fpriga; Sand, emery, and glass pa per; Round and flat head wood ferews, Table knives and forks, Pocket and penknives, Razors and straps, shaving boxes, • Shoe and knee buckles, Coat and bread buttons, Spedlacles, combs, tooth and comb bru flies, Fish hooks, pins, needles, India tea china; Sets of dining ditto, confifl- ‘ ing of 100 pieces each; ‘Fin, glass, and crockery . ware. Circulating Library. THE fubferiber proposes opening A CIRCULAR ING LIBRARY on the following terms, viz. 1 m 1. No person to take a book on loan without depositing the value of it, and if it belongs to a set the value of tlie whole lfuift be depolited. 2. The price per week is 10 cents for each duodecimo volume, and 18 3-4 cents for each octavo volume. Pamph lets, plays, &c. in proportion to their value. 3. Any person retaining a book longer than seven days must pay for two weeks, and so on. 4. Any book written upon, tom, or otherwise materi ally abused, must be paid for, or compensation made to the fatisfacTion of the loaner. _ An additional variety of books is momently expected from New York and Boston; and, ftiould lufEcient en couragement be given, repeated additions will be made of such books as may be deemed worthy perusal. Every new work of merit will be fought for with avidity; and nothing shall be wanting on the part of the fubferiber to render the institution worth the attention of the lovers of literature* The titles of a great part of the books compoling the library may be found in my lite advertisements in the Co lumbian Museum, and a catalogue of the whole is kept at my store. GEO. LAMB. Savannah , January 26, 1793. r Copartnerlhip of Theodore Gay and William 1 Chauvin having been dilfolved the 19th instant, bv mutual consent, all persons indebted thereto are delirecf to make payment to the fubferiber as Ipeedily as poftible. January 26, 1798. WILLIAM CHAUVIN. N o T I CE. THAT, in pursuance of the act of the Legislature in such case made and provided, application will be . us to the Judges of the Inferior Court for Chat ham qpunty, after the,expiration of nine months from the date hereof, for permifticn to fell and convey a certain Dwellingholife and Lot of Ground, lituate in Franklin ward, known as No. 15 in the plan of the city of Savan nah, part of the Estate of Thomas Garnett, deco-fed, for the benefit of the heirs aryl creditors of laid Estate. \ Dated January *j Rachel Poster, Admrx. 23, 1798. J * William Porter. SHERIFF’S SALES On thejirji Tuesday, being the 6th day. of March next, •will be fold by public outcry, at the Courtboufe in Savannah , a t 10 o'clock in the forenoon, ALL that Lot of Land, containing 60 feet in front on Bryan-ftrect, and 90 feet in depth on Jefferfon-ftreet, Franklin ward, now in the pofieJiion of Mr. Ranfoin Stone, for/eIT and taken under execution as the property of Thomas Garnett, deceased. Also at the fame time and place, will be fold , All that Trad of Land situate and lying in “the parifti of St. Thomas, on Great Settilla river, bounded east by said river, and on all other lides by vacant marfti at the time of survey. 500 Acres in the parish of St. Mary, bounded northwest by said river, and on all other sides by vacant land. The above two trads granted to Edward Barnard the 6th February, 1770; leized and fold to fatisfy an execution against the Reprelentatives of the said Edward Barnard, and pointed out by the plaintiff. Also at the fame time and place will be fold, to the bighejl bidder , A I rad of Land in a triangle, adjoining land granted John M-Lucr, land ordered John and .William Leconte and Thomas Cox, containing 100 acres. Also, Another Trad, quantity at prelint unknown, adjoining the former, to lie fold by the acre, depending on a resurvey. The two last trads situate, lying, and being in St. Andrew’s partfh, and fold to latisfy an execution against the Reprelentatives , of John M‘Luer, deceafed* Conditions of file caih. .Richard Wall, s. c. c. January 25, 1798. SHKRIFF’s SALES. * On Tlie flay the 6th day of March next , will be fold , by public outcry, at-the Courtboufe in the Town of . Brunswick , between the hours of X and 111 o'clock , The following i RAC TS OF LAND, Lying and being in the county of Glynn , seized under execution as the property of Arthur Carney, deceas ed, pointed out by the V lain tiff, FIVE hundred acres, bounded by land of Morgan Sabb northwesterly, and by lands of William Jones. 300 acres in Glynn county, bounded nortlnvefterly by land of Y\ uliam Vi illianifon, and on all other lides vacant. 500 acres, bounded north by land: of Robert Nichols, and on all other lides by vacant land. 300 acres, bounded by land of Philip Kent feathwefter lv, by land of Samuel Butler northwesterly, by land of Si} - Patrick Houftoun. Vjoo acres, bounded by land of Zouberbuhler fouthweft eriy, partly by land of William Jones. 850 acres, bounded on ail lides by vacant marfti. 2po acres, bounded by lands of David JeTries and land vacakt northwesterly, by lands of William Graves north easterly, by lands of Ilaac Haines, and southwesterly by land of Grant. , 150 acres, bounded southeasterly by land of Ryon, and on all other lides by land vacant* 100 acres, bounded at the time of survey on all Tides by land vacant. , 500 acres on Carney’s Swamp, adjoining lancLefoJames Spalding. . ‘ 4 400 acres on Turtle River and Perfimon Swamp, ad joining lands of Persons in Carolina. 700 acres loath fide of the Alatamaha River, buttings and boundings unknown. BRITAIN BUNKLEY, s. g. c. Glynn county, 22 d Jan. 1798. BROUGHT to the Workhdulc in Savannah, A Negro Fellow, who fays his name is Sam, and that he be longs to Harber Tucker, Pendleton county, South Caro lina ; lie is about 36 years of age, 6 feet high, has a small crop off his right ear, and his left ankle is bent iii towards tlie right# J vcob Theiss. f C ‘'TV ‘ is hereb S> vcn > Th -'i cn tlc fi *’& of j\j next, wMibcexpofod to public sale, at the Wij Acres °f LAND on the QfypW of said Joint, ■ i„fr not e-cecd'rivr fifty ?cres each; to be fold by virtue 5* X?GeV Afijmbly of th e Sr,* of Gear. u Ths conditions vdi’ be known on the day of title by _ ‘ „ . John 1 Geo. IVkvis, Moses B’crnett, LGcmmiftioners# RichaKD Phitchard, J John Piles, J December si, 1797* PARIS, Cclobcr 22. THE Prince Saxe Cobourg, so renowned before the prefeiit war for his victories, and so cliftinguilbed in the existing war for successes followed by the moft disastrous reverses, died at Coburg on the 18th of September. H c was in his 68th year. Gibber 27. Legendre, [the famous butcher well known in the annals of mailacre] Ex Deputy for Paris at the .National Convention, and lince a Member.of the Council of Elders, is just dead. November 10. It is said that the Directory demands of the American PHkpoteritiaries, ift, whether their’in* ft ructions allow them to give latisfaclioii for the outrage offered to the French Government in the speech the Prelident made on the 16th of May last at the.opening of Congress ; and 2:ily, whether they are authorized to reestablish the relpeiftive pbfitionsln whictl the states flood in 1778, and to annul in the posterior treaties all the clauses injurious to the interests of the French Republic. London, November 2. Ytfterday we received two mails from Hamburgh, but their contents 1 icing previous to the signing of the definitive treaty of peace are conse quently not very intereftmg; we have howo . er feledled the moft material; and we mud notice one, which affirms that England had made k ge offers to the Inijjerial Court to ind ueeft not to conclude a leparate peace with France, and even that large fans oj money were ready to be lent to Vienna if the Emperor would continue the war in conjunc tion with England. Tie Milan papers repeat the report that an Englifli Iquadron of 10 flips of the line are expected at Naples, to join a squadron fitting in that port, for the purpose of driv ing the French out of tlie Adriatic. The French are raising a number of Venetian seamen to man their licet in the Adriatic; it is to ccniift of 26 ftiips of the line. The King of Niplerlm forbTddcn the admittance of any of the inhabitants of the Cifalpine Republic into his eftat. s. Frcm Ratilbon we learn that the Ecclesiastic Electorates have presented a very long memorial, complaining of the extent of the revolutionizing plan adopted by the French on the German fide of the Rhine, and praying his Imperial Majesty ’s interference with the Directory to restore the Jlatu quo in all the countries between the Maefe, the Mo=~ folk, and the Rhine, and the preservation of tlie integrity .of the German Empire.’ \ riterclay a Court of East India Directors resolved un animoully to present the sum of 200 guineas towards the benevolent purpose so nobly originated by the gentlemen of Lloyd’s Cofleeiioufe for tire relief of the widows and children of the hte gallant seamen in Lord Duncan’s fleet# Gapt. Williamson, of the Agincourt, of 64 guns, is suspended from the command of that (hip, until the result of the Court Martial about to be held upon him flialh be de clared. In the mean time Gap'c. John Lawfori is appointed to the command. 1 he*treaty of alliance between France and Sardinia has. been ratified; it is however purely defonfive. Ihe Captain of the Hercules died on Saturday of bis wounds, and was buried on Monday with great funeral pomp, attended by the Dutch and Englifli officers both naval and military, with the Oxford band, and a company of that militia, who sued three vollies over his grave. November 8. Earl Spencer gave a grand entertainment Taf! night, at his houle in the Admiralty , to Lord Duncan, Admiral Onflow, Capt. Fairfax, the Dutch Admirals De Winter and Reintjes, and the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. Yesterday Lieut. Phillips, who fought so valiantly in the Ardent, was promoted by the Lords of the Admiralty to the rank of Poll Captain in the navy, and to the command of his Majesty’s y-acht the Mary r . That officer took tlie oaths accordingly on Ins appointment. Late on FriUy night an affray took place on tlie Com mon Hard, l%rtfmouth, between Lieut. Morris of the Saldanha, with Mr. Partlett, Purser of the laid (hip, and John Taylor and another person belong ng to the (Quebec, m which Taylor was-stabbed in the-heart by Mr. Morris, ?nd expired in a few minutes. Mr. Barney, tlie Coroner, with a Jury, on Saturday fat on the body of the deceased, and after upwards oF 7 hours investigation brought in a verdict of Manjiaughter against Moms. An Iriih gentleman who had assaulted the waiter at a tavern was lerved with the copy of a writ, in which the Sheriff, as ulual, was commanded to take A. B. and John Doe, if they were found in his bailiwick. Upon talking over the business with the Plaintiff's Attorney the young Hibernian candidly acknowledged “ that the fellow had been-very impertinent,.and it was true he had given him a big beating adding at tlie fame time, with the moft per fecl f .iplicity, “ but as to this Mr. Doe , by J —s he knows nothing of tire mattpr, for he was not there at all, at all.” November 9. The fubfeription at Lloyd’s continues to fill very sass; wiien all tlie fubferiptions, &c- are received from tiie country-, it is expe&ed that it will exceed 20,c001. November 14. An Ambassador Extraordinary from the Court of Lisbon is on his way to this country-, in order to by on the /pot to consult with his Majesty’s Ministers oil aav emergency .fc conllquence of then<?w ifTue of Exchequer Bills the fr® yesterday felt a deprefiion of half per cent#