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Genuine Anti Bilious Pills , , v # % PREPARED from a receipt left to {he “proprietor by the late Mr,. GRACIA TURNBULL, reliftofthe ‘ late Dr. ANDREW TtJRNBULL, after a trial of 40 years. To tliofe who labor under habitual headachs, I'wim ming in the head, sick headachs, ficknefr and pains in the stomach, weakness, and want of appetite* they flrengthen and give the raoft friendly relief. They may be taken trkhoi*i*any reftridtion of diet or inconvenience to the pa tient; and those who have made use of them have been re markably free from fevers. They are now offered to the public, from the uncommon number of applications that have been made for them since the cltceafe of Mrs. Gracia Turnbull, and are to be had, at the usual price of 1 is. per box, and ss. 6d. per half box, foaled J. H. with proper ffireftion% at the following places only* At Mr. Thomas Dechcneppt’s, ftreet, and at Mrs. body’s, on the Bay. * James Wallace & Cos. HAVING removed to Commerce Row, to the Store formerly occupied by Stratford and Robert Brownl they will dispose of their Afloitment on very low terms for Calb, or such Produce as may be suitable. The principal part of their GOODS arrived by the lafl Ships from London, among which are the following, viz. A variety of tambored and jaconet muffins Luflrirlgs, modes, and ribbons * * Ladies hats, with bands and feathers Gentlemens falhionable round and cocked hats Ladies and girls cotton (lockings Mens and boys ditto 3-4-ths, 7-Bths, and 4-4ths Irifli linens- 8-4ths and t,o-4ths huckaback ■ Long lawn and cambric Corded dimity and calamancoes Bombafins and durants Tapes, puis, and needles Threads, gloves, and edgings Checks and bedtick Flaxen and tow oznabrigs Brown and white flieetings Superfine and second broad cloths Bath coatings Striped linlies and flannels llofe and duffil blankets iooo yards white plains • Bed cords, seine twine, and fifliing line 9 Oznahrig and (hoe thread Writing paper Window glass, 8 by 10, 9 by n, and 10 by ia Paints and oil Nails of all kinds With a variety of Ironmongery, Cutlery, and Otafk Ware 7 'HEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND, ad and 3d proof Windward Island rum 4th proof Jamaica ditto Mufcovado sugar in hogflieads, tierces, and bar rels Befl London draught porter in hogsheads and barrels Copperas in calks of 1 00 wt. White ginger and fulphur in boxes of 25 and 50 wt. each • Cinnamon, nutmegs, cloves, and mace. September 12. GEORGIA*'] By Edward White, Regifler of Probats ( l. s. ) > for the County of Chatham, in the Bate Ed. W h ite. J aforefaid. WHEREAS James Cuthbert, of the county aforc faid, .physician, hath jnade application to me for letters of adminiflration on the dilate and e(lifts ol George Cuthbert, late of laid county, Esq. deceased, These are therefore to cite and admonifli all and lingular the kindred and creditors of the laid deceased to be and appear before me, at my office, oa the Bth day of Oftober next, to fliew cause, if any they have, why the laid letters of adminiflra tion fliould not be granted him. ...•j. Given under my hand and seal, at Savannah, tho 7th day of September, in the year of our land 1798, and in the 23d year of American Independence. BOSTON, Augujl 4:. OUR French papers are replete with articles indicating the fpcedy renewal nf.hnflilities between Auflria and France, and of-the- fonottioH -of -a -powerful coalition a*, gainfl that devaluating Republic. The world has long fecit the overbearing arrogance and ambition of the French Di reftory, and is only'waiting a favorable opportunity to give them a severe check. If the nations unite their forces, •aft heart in hand, and, when they put their hand to the plough, swear they will not look back, we may augur that the ebb time of the French w ill be as rapid as their flood. Their conduft in Switzerland has cemented xhe resentment and abhorrence of all nations, and evCry oration to Heaven wafts myriads of prayers for the downfal of the moll abo minable tv rannv. that ever aiiiifted the world; they will be heard and answered. L_. Starvation begins to take bold of the teeth of the Well Indies. Hugues looks blue, and it is said begins to relax in his infamies; Hedonvilje afl'umts great liberality; and the Black General Toufiaint is preparing halliards for lioiflirg the Bars and Bripes. Cud Jit \. —In digging the foundation of a Bore in Oli ver's dock the workmenvefteiday found a live eel 18 inch.es l6ng, and 20 stet from the iiirface. August 16. Capt. Hopkins, who arriv ed yeßcrday from Leghorn, was one of the (irß who armed in defence of his property and rights; and is the firfl to return from F.um}>e, in evidence of the wisdom and policy of the measure. He informs, that on the sth June the French and Venetian fleet, amounting in Blips of war and tranf]X)rcs to 200 fall, sassed by Leghorn, on their way up tlie Lev am, deflination ini known. j Several French privateers ware )\ ing off Leghorn, watch ing t{ie departure of neutral veflefs: while coming out se veral approached Cant. Hopkiny but oldening his convoy atxi hiiufc If armed /] jeered otl* Augujl iH, Yt florid a v nrrTvt'h here, the brig Charlotte, Capt. Noble, from Liverpool. On the 1 ith June, off the harbor of Cork, (poke a Britilh Frigate troip (kirk, the of. of which informed, that two or three days before a general engagement had taken place, not far from Cork, between the Britifli and Irifli Royal troojvs.and the IriUi rebels; 1 that the aftion was bloody; and that the Royal troops obtained a complete victory over their infatuated opponents, 6000 of whom fell in the battle. Augujl 22. Yeßcrday the Herald (loop of war, of 20 guns, Capt. Sever, and the Pickering arme * brig, of 14 guns, Capt. Pickering, failed on a cruise. They both la luted the town, and the Herald the caßle. The salutes were returned. The keel of a 36 gun frigate i; now laying at Mr. Hart’s navy yard, on the flip of the Coriflinition. Augujl 24. Yeflerday arrived in town from Bayonne, via Marblehead, Mr. Hinklev, late Mate of the Galen. He brought no papers, but informs that he heard Lord* St. Vincent had gone into the Mediterranean in pursuit of the Toulon fleet, leaving a squadron to confine the Spaniards to Cadiz; that a war was exprfted with America, and pri vateers were equipping for tlie indiferiminate capture of our vessels. On the banks of Newfoundland spoke a filb ing schooner that had fallen in with the brig. Maria of Bos ton, Capt. Hatch, from Bourdeaux for Cliarleßon, that had met with brig Sophia, from Havre for Philadelphia, on board of which Air. Gerry was a pafienger. ExtraSl of a letter from a refpeStable gentleman at Ma laga, dated June 26. “ There is at this time a report circulating that Admiral Nelson has fallen in with the Toulon fleet, taken Fome, funk others, .and put thy remainder to flight. This news is so good lam fearful it will not prove true. The or !cr which recently prevailed here for detaining all French pri vateers, and fending their crews to Toulon, has ceased to operate, and they are aftively equipping again.” ExtraSl if a letter from Shelburne, Nova Scotia , dated Augujl 13. “ 1 Ins moment h% come to anchor, the brig Nancy, Capt. ‘Taylor, of New York, belonging to Aleflrs. Thomas Buchanan and Cos. from that city bound to Madeira, which was Captured in fight of that island by a French privateer mounting 20 guns, and was retaken by the Mafler and two boys from seven French Sans Culottes, four of whom it was found neceflary to throw overboard in the effort to recapture the veflel.” New Yorh***Augujl 13. A porter Infi week, while his blood was by severe labor, had tlie imprudence to drink heartily of cold water. He has fuffered for his raflmefs, and a family of five children, dependent on his exertions for their daily bread, are left to the charity of a cold and felfilh World. Augujl 17. Died on Wednesday evening the 15th infl. and yeflerday was ihterred in Trinity church yard, at tended by a numerous and refpeftable body of citizens, Chamberlain Bireli, Esq. of the city of London, and re cently from Augufla, Bate of Georgia. Two men yeflerday morning were found in a cellar, one Aupificd Bill with liquor, the other fuffneated by the water. Augujl 21. LaA Friday James Watson, Esq. was e lefted Senator in tlie United States by the Legiilature ofi this Bate. The United-States schooner Retaliation (formerly Le Croyable French privateer) is nearly fitted for sea, carrying 12 guns. She is commanded by Capt. Benbridge of Phila delphia. “ Augujl 29* Four fifths of the inhabitants of PhHadtl pliia have left the city, and 40 was tlie number of deatlis daily for two or three lafl days. Philadelphia, Augujl 20.- Died, on Thursday and Saturday lad, Mr. and Mrs. Cockburn, of Front near Spruce flreet. We are sorry to hear that an increase jgf the frver has taken place these two or three days pall. Augujl 22. Letters received yeflerday from New York inform that the yellow fever has appeared in several parts of that city, and ocealioned a number of deaths. The Ganges (loop of war, having finiflied her cruise of three months, lies at Afarcus Hook in the hands of the car penters. She will be altered so as to carry her guns between decks. Notwithfl inding reports to the contrary flie is proved to be a very fad failing veflel. Capt. Alexander Alurray of this citv is appointed to the Command of tlie Montezuma (loop of war, of 22 guns, now lying at Baltimore ready for sea. Capt. Bowen, of the fliip Voltaire, in 68 days from St. * Peterflmrgh, informs, that a few days before he failed a Ruffian squadron of 5 fliips of the line, 2 frigates, and 2 cutters* Tailed, it was said, for England. Another fleet of more conliderable force had put to sea, but returned in a few days*. The Rising Sun, Capt. Thompson, with pafleng rs from Londonderry, is arrived at Newcastle. Baltimore , Augujl 24. Arrived this day, the Swedish barque Resolution, Capt. G.fmaf Keftenius, from Naples and Leghorn,- lafl from Malaga, 58 da vs. Capt. Keftenius, who left Alalaga tiie isl of July, has politely favored us with the following intelligence, corro borative of former accounts: That in the beginning of June, in his paflage from Naples to Malaga, he fell in with Buonaparte’s fleet, going up the Mediterranean, with a number of troops on board, bound, it was for the Crimea; that, while at Malaga, he learns they had been fallen in’with by Admiral Nelson, who took FOUR of the number, but what force had not been afeertained; and that the fleet had* been dispersed, and put back into Corsica and Leghorn: That the French had n< Ugot ]>er miffion to march through Spain to attack Portugal, as re ported:, That a peace was daily expefted between England and Spain; but that the French Bill continue to aft as they please in the ports of the latter: That about 30 Americans and Danes were condemned at-Mttkiga while lie lay there by the French Con fill without the form of a trial, and that as many more would Ihortly meet the lame fate; of the Americans he does not know the names of any: That the French take and condemn even* American they come aero is in the Mediterranean, be they bJsund where they may. Cant. Keftenius saw no Britifli Force off Cadi z, and out one frigate off Gibraltar; from which circumflance it is probable Admiral Jervis has gene up the Mediterranean to rr e account-of Buonaparte. The King of Naples, Capt. Kef enius fays, has * n t an army of 200,000 men, and as many more raHW- ** even pritfls are exempted from military duty. fc> DOt Wmchejhr, Augujl 8. On Saturday morning last mod daring robbery was committed on tlie Staunton mj within fight of Newtown, by two footpads. The iufb is Robert H. Booth, a pedlar, whom the villains with Bones and knocked off his horse; one of them tl flood over him with a drawn knife, while the other cut m* 4 his saddlebags and took thereout 705 dollars in silver; -h escaped with their booty through the adjacent woods! Richmond , Augujl 21. It is a fact, which our fri er A in this country ought to contemplate with attention, ; w the duties on the merchant fliips and goods particular • taken by* the French and confilcated would have brcu"h t into the public coffers monies enough to have rendered d’recl tax unneceflary! Let the advocates of French vik lanies, and the oppofers of arming ourveflels, think of this’ and despise the men who have deceived them. _ [U. S. G. Extract cf a letter from a gentleman of refpeclabilit in one of the upper counties in the Jlate, to a gentk'.j man in this city , dated Augujl 7, 1798. “ I have but lately returned from the Cumberland counl try, and am happy to inform you, that the people thirl appear unanimous in favor of Government, and much orl posed to French mealurcs. I saw a Chickasaw Indian vthj (poke good Englifli; he informed me that there were a nunJ ber of Frenchmen come up to the Spanilh garrifort on t!ij Miflifippit Some of them he expefted in his Nation, to tiJ gage them in a war againll the United States.” Norfolk , Anguft 21. Capt. Dixon of the Detenr.beJ Rover, as he'was going into Curacoa, was chafed afliore oil a French privateer, the crew of which took poflelfidn oil her; but the Governor font 15 soldiers, who fecuredtl Frenchmen, put'them in gaol, and got the schooner ofl with little or no damage; Ihe had 40,000 dollars worth ofl Eiiglifli dry goods oil board. Two soldiers at Fort Norfolk having fome difference il greed to fettle it on Saturday lad with their fide arms; oJ of them died on Sunday lafl of the wounds he received iB the rencounter; the o.her we underfland is much hurt. I Augujl 23. A St. Alary’s (Potowmac) pilot boat, ail rived litre on Tuesday evening, spoke that morning a Dal nifli barque, 45 days from Hamburgh, the Captain ol which requefled them to inform the printers that RuiTial Sweden, and Denmark, had declared war againfl France! Alexandria, Augujl 27. We are happy in beingabll to inform the public, on the authority of his physician, 1)1 Craik, that Gen. Wnfhingtoij is in a Bate of convalefcencl from his late severe indilpofition. I Fayetteville, Augujl 18. William Barry Grove, EM is reelefted a Representative in Congress for Fayettevilll division. Air. Grove had 2560 Votes. William H. Hill, Esq. is elefted a Representative fcl Wilmington division. ] Richai and Dobbs Spaight, Esq. is elefted a Reprefpqtativl for Newbern divilion, in the room of Nathan BrvanriEjjl deceased. f’ ■ ■ Gharlefon, September 1* The fliip lildußry, Swecß from Charleflon, lias arrived at London. | September 4. Burials in Philadelphia. In die n hours ending the 22d ult. at noon, 31 in the burial gfouraM of the several churches, and 13 in the hospital btiryiJ ground. B SA V ANNA FI, September 13. v’ MARINE LIS lb j Entered Inward. I Erig Brothers, Brown, RoA J Sdiooner Betsey, Rudulpli, St. Map® Sloop Mary, Shear wood, Si. Auguftiiß Ship Swift Packet, Dove, PhiladelphH Schooner Indußry, Ross, CharleflcH Republican, Flodgkiivs, Boilcl Brig Defiance, Hughes, • Jamaifl Schooner ‘l'wo Friends, Bowman, Pliiladelphfl Cornelia, Conklin, New YOIH Out. Scllonne^Betfey, Rudulpli, St. Mar-1 Brig. Vulture, Way, Martinqfl Bcllona, Hardirtg, New Yofl Jeruiha, Richards, Jamaifl At a Meeting of the CoinmiJJioiiers under the Jtb iß tide cf* the American Treaty, at MWSJ day , npril 20, 1798. ■ PRESENT; ffi John Trumbull, John Nicholl, 11. and. John Ainlley, Esq- Iti Qiriflopher Gore, Esq. £.2 William Pinckney, Esq. ——- ■- Ordered, Tlut all persona who have exhibited, may exhibit, claims to this Board, under the 7th ArtH| of the Treaty, be requefled to furnifti their proofs in port tluTeol, 011 or before tlie 10th day of February, fl For Francis Moore, Edward Millet, C® N. B. I'lie different printers are requefled to above in then- newi'papers for the infonnataon of the citfl ants. Major Gen. Johnson, in a letter to Lient. Gen. BB dated ilofs, in Ireland, June 7th, informs, that in aoM tion fought there on the sth, in which the rebels wertß. seated and h it above 2000 men In killed, and carrel - great numbers of wounded, he had taken 18 pieces of<B.. nance, 14 ‘hot of different iizer, in immensity of pik B inulkcts, and a variety- of flandarels and colons. Hs B folk he Batts to be: 1 (b)lonef, (Lord Mountjoy, of Dublin militia) 1 Comet, 1 Quartermafler, 4 8 Drum m rs T and 81 rank and file, killed; alfoj* l **!® 1 (Sptain and 57 rank and file wounded, also 5 horfc (I Captain, 3 Lieutinants, 1 Eofign, .2 Serieants, 2 mtrs, 72 rank and file, and 4 horses, miffing. „.1 A New York paper of the 29th ult. contain* account of an in.urreftion having broken out in th e of Antrim. A detachment of ico of the 22d goon - having att u ked tnc insurgents in the town of -jWßjm were tired upon hom the windows of the lo -etc.iola (>; three office-* t, * ;e BH