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arrived, in the Slip Elizabeth, Thomas Hall , Maficr, front Angola, on the (loaf of Africa , rllft EE HUNDRED AND THIRTV Prime young NEGROES , The fate of which will commence on Monday the 17th infhnt, and continue from day to day till they are all fold. Conditions: Calli, Sea liland Cotton, or Tobacco. September 3, 1798* Alexa .oej Watt. F O R Ii VER Pi) O L, JThc remarkable faft failing C'pjx-r bottomed Britilli Suit 1 km ELIZABETH. Thomas Hall, Mailer, /CARRYING 16 guns, fix * f V*krrlPL > V>4 plunders, and 40-men, and a ’’ will politively iijil ti e ill ofOeto -Ik;e next. For freight or paflage appl y .to Alexander Watt. September 3, 1798. / X>7~ - - _ - ——^ Duty on Carriages. NOTICE IS~HEKEIirGIVEN, THA I', agreeably to an A6l of Congress of the United States of America, palled at Philadelphia the 28th day of May, 1796, laying duties on carriages for the con veyance of persons, and repealing the former acts for that purpose, them fliall be levied, collected, and paid, upon all carriages lor the conveyance of perlons, which lhali be kept by or for any per lon for his or her own ule, or to let out on hire, or for the conveying of paiTengers, the several duties and rates following, viz. Dollars. For and upon every coach, . . 15 upon every chariot, . . 12 upon every pod chariot, . l2 upon every pod chaile, . . 12 upon every phaston, with or without top, ... 9 upon every coachee, . . 9 upon other carriages, having pannel work above, with blinds, glallcs, or curtains, . . .9 Upon four wheel carriages, having frame polls and tops, with Heel springs, . . 6 Upon four wheel top carriages, with wooden or iron springs or jacks, . . 3 Upon curricles with tops, . Upon chaises with tops, . . 3 Upon sulkies with tops, . . 3 Upon other two wheel top carriages, . 3 Upon two wheel carriages, with Heel or iron springs, . . . 3 For and upon all other two wheel carriages, 2 upon every four wheeled carriage hav ing framed polls and tops, and ri fling upon womlcn spars, . . *> The fubferiber*\#U attend daily, until*the 30th day of September, for the purpole of receiving the duties on car riages, at his ofiice on the Bay, of which all persons pof fefled of such carriages arc desired to take notice. NOTICE IS ALSO Cl TEN, To all Retail Dealers in Wines and Foreign Diddled Spi rituous Liquors, That licenses will lie granted to them, one license for carrying on the business of retailing of wines in less quan tities than 30 gallons, and one license for carrying on the business ol retailing spirituous liquors in less quantities than 20 gallons, at the lame time, and at the fame place, by W. 11. LANGE, Cell. R. of the yth division cf the IJI Survey of the Dijhicl of Georgia. ■ ■ ■ GEORGIA."! By Edward White, Regider of Probats Il.s. ) > for the County of Chatham, in the date Ed. White.J aforefaid. WHEREAS John F. Randolph, Esq. late Captain of a troop ol horse in thefervice of the United States, hath made application to me for letters of adtni niftration on the edate and effefts of Micajah Harp, late a soldier in said company, deceased, Thele are therefore to cite and adtnonilh all and lingular the kindred and creditors ere tile laid deceased to lie and appear before me, at mv clfice in Savannah, on the 4th day of Odober next, to Ihew canfe, if any they have, why letters oi adiuinilli at,oil ihould not be granted him. Guru under mv hand and leal, in Savannah, the 4th day ot September, in the veer of our Lord 171)8, and in the 23d year of American Independence. GEORGIA.) By Edward White, Rcgiller of Probrts ( l.s. ) r for the County of Chatham, in the date En. White. * aforefaid. WHEREAS Lao. 1 lYbve, ol tho-city-of Savannah, liath made application to me for letters of adnn n ill ration on the ei'uue ami eulds of John Wagner, late ot tlie fame place, deccaied, as principal creditor, Theft* ar. therefore to cite and udmonuli all and finguiar the kinuivd an J creditors of the said deceased to Ik- and appear bdme me, at my ofiice, <Sn the sth day of Odober next, TO mew l aufe, if any they have, why 1, tiers of adminiUhi. ti 11 iJiDitld not be grunted linn. Gni.! under mv haiul and leal, io tlie citv of Savannah, tb.e sth day of Sepu luber, in the year of our Lor.’ 1 795, and in the 2;u year of American Independence. EUR StA t L\USLK V i 7v S. Price of Superfine Flour being 9 dollars, per X barrel, and of Fine 8 dollars per bam*!, of iqb p> s . •nett, the weight of Bread for this month mt:.i he :IS f. .l_ lows, viz. 12 1-2 cents lfcif. 6 r- 4 cr.ts loaf, lbs. o:*. v y lb. os. Qffuperfinoor 1H quality, 25 1 2 r-2 Oi'fine or ad quality, 27 1 - _■ * JOHN GIB 20X-S / TrealWer. September t } 179*. LOST, a SEAL, cut on Scots pebble nf a tranfparcnt blue color; device 1). J. Ilying lour atop; mottq, “ Nunquam non paratus.” ‘The finder will be liaiv.l fomcly rewarded on delivering it to the Printer:. frA > - /,-t • Jn-i’ ✓fW's SAVANNAH, September 6. M AKIN E L T S T. Entered Inward. Brig Bellorfa, Harding, New York Schooner Sally, Woodworth, Philadelphia Ship Eli/.aH th, Hall, Barbados Schooner Nimble, Fox, Ditto Cr.rAur.D Out. Schooner Betsey, Hodfdon, St. Croix Conception, Burnell, St. Augufiine Sloop Uxbridge Packet, Smith, Ditto Schoonci Savannah Packet, Todd, Cnarleflon Charlotte, Lufcomb, Ditto Tlie fliip Swift Packet, from Philadelphia, and a brig from Rollon, are in the river. Married, On Thursday lafl, Mr. James Doors, to Mil’s Sally Snider. Lafl Monday, Mr. John Trevor, to M rs. Sarah Oglelbv. Dim. On Sunday lafl, at the Cottage, near this city, Mrs. Ann Cutlibert, widow of Dr. James Cuthbert. KINGSTON, (Jamaica) June 1 5. A LETTER from Martinique mentions, that the Commander in chief there had received advice from the Governor of St. Bartholomew, Hating, that several of the Tailors lately belonging to the Kcrmionc had been ap prehended in that ifiand, attempting to cut out a vefi’e!; that he would keep them until they had fullered the pu nifimient to lie infUfted upon them by the Swefifh law, (which is only corporal) and that then he Ihould he ready to deliver them up to tlw* Commander in chief of his Ma jcuy’s forces to windward. Turner, who took command of the (Lip after the mutiny, is among them. The fame letter adds, that one of the crew had fomc time before been executed at Martinique. Montego Bay, June 23. Ycllerday about 1 o’clock the following awful and melancholy event happened at Iron Shore wharf: Mr. William Irving, son of James Irving, Elq. ot Rio Bueno, and Mr. Henry Binham, son of Dr. QRinhavn, of Hanover, in Confequcnce of a heavy fhowerof rain, were compelled to take flicker in a piazza of one of the wharf (lores, and in a very fiiort space of time after were both struck dead by lightning. This Hidden fate mull lx* a great afllitftion to their relatives and friends, as they were both young mtn of good promise. From the LONDON GAZETTE. Copy of a letter from Vice Admiral Kitigfmill, Com mander in cbiej cf hit Majejly’s flips and vcjfcls em ployed on the coast of Ireland, to Evan Nepean, Esq. dated on board toe Polyphemus, in Cork harbor, May 27, 1798. Si r, PLEASE to lay before mv Lords Coinmiflioners of the Admiralty the accompanying letter from Sir Thomas Williams, giving an account of his having captured a capital fliip, a schooner, and a lugger, Erenc.li privateers, and a Spanilh packet from the Havana, with the whole of his dilpatches, which fiiali be tranlinitted to you by the flTft opportunity. B. Kings-mili,. Endymion, Cove cf Cork, May 27, 1798. Sir, I beg leave to acquaint yen that Las Majelly’s (hip En dyminn, under my command, made tlie following captures finee file failed from Cork under your orders: La Ravanche French fdu.imer privateer, ol 12 brass fix pounders and 88 men, coppered, victualled and firmed for three months cruilb, out 21 days, had taken nothing. Ix* Brtitris Frem li lugger privateer, of 6 fix pounders and 50 men, fitted for two months crude, out 1 j days, and laid taken two neutral Ihips. The St. Antonia, a Spanilh schooner, pk reed fi r id funs, had 6 fix pounders only mounted, lalt from the -Havana, and charged with dilpatches from thence and South America for Spain; the dilpatches were thrown o wrboard, attached--to oiis_ot_the m ‘Pel's anchors, but were recovered by tlie Endymion’s boat. Les Huit Amis French Attp privateer, ot 20 fix pounders and ifio efttirelv new, built for the purpose cf a Ihip cf war, and never bc lnre lea, littio, vidlualled, and llored, in the tuofl com plete* maimer, for four months cruise; out 2c da\ sand had taken nothing. ’1 homas Williams. I’ice Admiral King [mill, it?r. &c. Dublin Cajile, May 29. 1798. Official Report from Major Gen. Sir James Duff, dated M naffer even, bhlay 20, 1798. I marched from Limerick on Sunday morning with 60 dragoons, the Dublin militia, their fieldpieces, with two curricle guns, to open the communication with Dublin, which I judged of the ntniofl importance to G-nermHiit. Bv means of cars for tlie infantry. I reached this place in 48 hours. lam now, at 7 o'clock this morning, (Mon day) marching to liirroimd the town of Kildare, the head quarters of tin relxds, with 7 pieces of-artillery, t4O dra goons, and 350 infantry. I have left the whole ccuntry Ix hind me perft cllv'qiiit t, and well prottcled by means of the troops and yeomanry corps. I hope to be able toAbr ward this to volt by-the mail coach, which will efeert to Naas. lam futficiently flrong. Aon may depend upon my pmdence and fuccels. My guns ?.re well manned, and the troops in high spirits. Tlie cruelties tliat have been committed on fome of the oilicers and men have exaiixr ated them to a great degree. Os my future operations I will endeavor to inform vou. James Di ve. Tuesday, 2 o'clock p. m. Kildare. P. S. follnd the rebels retiring from the town on -xmr arri\ al, armed; we followed them with tlie dragoons. 1 lent on fome ot the yeomen to tell them on laying down their arms they Ihould not be hurt. Unfortunately fome of them fired on the troops. From that moment they were attacked on all fide*. Nothing could Hop the rage of the troop*. I believe from 2to 300 of tlie rebels were killed. We have 3 rum killed and 7 wounded. I am too much * fatigued to enlarge. * JjDufT. Official Account. „ , . , Dublin Cglilc, May 19, 1 1iterday advices were” received from Lieut. Got.- Foote of the North Cork regiment of militia that, having advanced with 200 men againfl a very numerous bodv of rebels, *Hj party was attacked when exhausted by tlie ’ length march, and after killing a great number of the cnem - it was ahnoft entirely cut off. Late in the evening Gen. Lake arrived fr'.u'i Kilcullen, where he received-the uncon ditional fubmiflion of a body of rebels, amounting to near 2000, who, afu-r having delivered up their arms and 7 perfons who were their leaders, were joer-mitred to return into tlie King s joeace. i heir lorrow and repentance fceiutd complete. The town of Kildare and the adjacent naits Lave alio begged to make an u.iconditianal lubmillion. “Rafaelt, May 15. A letter from Ilanau announces, that the Hereditary, Prince of Hefle Cafili had public'll dec.lr.rcd that an alliance between the Courts of Vieniw Petei ft)ingii, and Naples, had been concluded and fi m*'*d!’ . Ttris, May 15. It Is said that Ru(lia,.PnrfTia, Sweden, Lr,gland, and Denmark, have covenanted to guarantee to each other their present pofieffions;. and to unite their means to oppose forcibly the system of ulterior extension. May zu There have arrived in the Upper Rhine 35,000 men, 22,000 of whom are from the army of England, the residue of the arm’ of Mayence. We are entirely Ignc rant of their dellination., J b Dunkirk, May 18, Hie Huron has sent into a vcffcl carrying the American flag from London. ‘Hu* Verguer lias taken the Betsey from London for Eoficn laden with merch mdife. Condon,, April 24* Col. Ilompcfch’s regiment of German troops is arrived at Cork. June 6. Gen. Dundas, in Ireland, having issued a .proclamation, pr-unifing paruon to such insurgents as would luncni.ei c.einleives, pioiels contrition, and taue the oath allegiance, it. was moved that he Ihould be tried by a Court Martial, but it did not obtain. June. 6. Ycllerday arrived the Waterford and Dcnauh a.*cc mans. 1 lie rebels, to the amount of 1 5,00 c, a,g encamped on the mountain of Forth, fi tinted near the fi-a about 10 milts from Wexford, so advantagcoully as will require a great military force to cfiHodge them. Their front is protected by a ninnercus body cf luerfic and 3 piece’ of artillery, and tlie fca is in their rear. Here they mean to make their grand Hand. They have their appre hensions, and are determined at any rate to fell their lives dearly, and focner than surrender to tlirow themfeh’cs into the fta. Another account llafes-that the rebels have ljcen driven from Wexford with the lolls of 900 men; but that the King’s military also experienced great loss, the pikes of the iiiliirgents (14 feet in length) preventing the UTectiisl use of tlie bayonet. It is said a company cf the North Cork militia and a detachment cf Meath militia have been all cut off by the rebels. Gen. Dundas lias demanded a Court Martial. A fellow apprehended at Dublin has cenfcfced being con cerned in a plan for burning the Parlianit nthoufe-; and that he fired the Houle of Commons a few years lince. Lord lxlwara Fitzgeram dieu in the New Pnloli of .Dub lin on the 4’ll June; the inquefi which fat on his body pro. nounoed his death to Lave been octafioned by an inflam mat ion of the lungs, resulting from a fever and extreme anxiety of the mind. Daniel .Frederick Ryan, Esq. is also de ad of the wounds lie received in afiifdng to apprehend Lord Fitzgerald. The Hydra friga e ©f 38 go ns lias driven a’ French fii. gate and two corvettes on 11 lore near Havre; the frigate was lit cn fire and abandoned. It is pro sable the I onion lieet rs bound for the fouth svelt cf Irt land. j Letters from Lilbon fay Nelson has again joined Earl J ot. V ini ent, whole fleet being also joined by Curtis’s con- j lificd of 32 fail of the line, with which lie was determined I ; *° K° 111 pui’fiiit of the louion fleet, leaving a Email (quad- j ron to watch Cadiz. June o. On Monday the -attention of Sir Richard . Strachan was withdrawn from the bombardment of Havre bv a di I patch from St. Marcou, announcing that the, flotilli coßeeled at La Hogue for the attack oft: ofe Hands bad rs n.lezvoufod between I athon and the main, and after* wa:d. proceeded, full of men, round Cape Barfleur, fer the purpose, as we liinpole, of attacking Alderney. Sir Richard immediately purlucd, and compelled tltem to take • 1 nelter in Cnerbourg. At the fame period tlie camp which had been foi intd between La Hogue and St. Var was broken up, and tlie troops marched towards Cherbourg. 1 \vcl\e fiats, part ct La Hogue flotilla, had returned to Iligny liver. . IFe French have imposed contributions on the Canton °f Berne to tlie amount of half a million flerling. They have robbed the inhabitants of their money and plate. From the city of Berne they have font to France 60 wag-’ gons leaded with plunder. ‘ Fdtv of tlie elections in France have been nci.litr 1 allien nor Merlin of T hionville have been return- I he perfen who revealed the whole plan of the Irifli 1 confpiiacy to the Englifii Government has left Dublin to I redde in England on a pension of 30CI. per annum. 1 he Giaiiil Mailer of Malta, at the particular reqtieftot I tlie Emperor of Rullia, has coniented to receive tlie Britilh ■ flett in toe roads of Malta; a crrcumllance of the highefl I importance to our naval operations in the Mediterranean. I j. lymoutb, June 5. Ihe Phenix five days ago fell mij wuh took poflcilion of the American fliip Amelia, Capa ■ Grant, from Charldltn, bound to I.cndon or Hamburgh. B laden writ mahogany, cotton, and Haves; the-Amelia had ■ oven tu.-.en by a French privateer, and was fome days is If pol.ellion of the Frencln.cn who were put on board R r * I but a favorable opportune ofiTering, the Mate of the Aft ■ witli-tliat part of the crew that were left on board, H tc.e Frenchmen and recaptured her; tlie Phenix foen a’ I; nr a\ mg 111 fight, the Mate Fee red towards her, and requeife 5 H Lapt. FlaJi.cu to give him aflxflance to. carry the xngLnd, a Mkilhipnian and 7 men were accordingly on board, and she is hourly txperted at this port. Crura, loon after the Amelia idled from (darlefton, jumwH ov erboaixl ,11 a fit of infinity, and was drowned. ‘ fc Vviltn, May 31. n t _ An of Naas is totally