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Anderson, Have receiveJ by the ftiiu Alknoiftac from London, j and ot!;er veffiria from Liverpool and Glasgow, An cxtenlive Supply of FA LX GOODS, Conffling cf tie following Articles, viz. 12 bales white, blue, brown, and green plains; 10 balefi London and Bristol blankets, a quantity of rofc blankets; 1 o bales white, blue, and green Kendal cottons; a bales striped Kendal linfey, 4 bales blue (trouds; 3 bales striped, blue, and mixed coatings; 4 bales elaft'rc cfotlis, 2 bales newest pattern fwandown, 3 bales white and colored flan nel,;, 6 bales second cloths of various colors, 2 bales fuper jfine cloths, 2 bales caflimeres, a quantity camlet coats and cloaks, a quantity strong winter boats, a quantity woollen (lops, a quantity Scots plaid cloaks, 20 trunks printed ca licoes; 10 trunks tamiiored, checked, striped, and plain jnuflins; 2 trunks ginghams, to trunks cotton and woollen hofierv, 20 cases hats of various prices, 1 box fancy feath ers, 10 trunks dimities and muflincts; corduroys, velvets, royal ribs, fatinets, denims, &c. &c. 30 pieces black and colored silk mantuas, 10 pieces satin peeling, 6 pieces colored pruiTians, 2 boxes assorted ribbons, 100 pieces al forted durants, 1 2 pieces black bombazets, 6 pieces bom balms, jo pieces black everlasting and florentine, 4 pieces black silk florentine, 12 pieces striped and plain wikibore, 1 box white and black lace and edging, 1 bole lowing silk aud silk and twist, 2 trunks Scots threads, 206 doz,wi ro mal handkerchiefs, 100 dozen fine French and other pulicat handkerchiefs, 100 dozen fancy handkerchiefs, 100 dozen lawn bordered handkerrirtefs, a quantity fine and coarfc German linens, cambrics, 400 pieces humftums; striped, twilled, arid colored nankeens; 3 large books and other fhtionary, 10 bales be ft Jnverncfs cotton bagging, 5 bales bell tow and flaxen ozr.abrigs, 500 wt. assorted pound pins; 300 packets of 3J, 4, and 4$ pins; 30 packets gilt edge and minikin pins, 200 m. ferted Whitechapel needles, 10 m. large darning and square pointed needles; too bar rels 41b 6d. Bd. tod. 2cil. 2s. and 2s. fid. bell London nails; .2 hog (heads cutlery, 6 calks broad hoes; a quantity broad, club, and falling axes; 2 barrels socket spades, a quantity ironmongery and other hardware, a quantity iron and German steel, a general alfortment of medicines, 4 hogftieads Copperas, 300 lbs. refined laltpetre, 1 hogftiead alum; 10,000 wt. buck, swan, Bristol blue, and other as sorted lliot; 5000 wt. bar lead, a quantity gun flints, 30 calks best rag rifle powder, 4 calks best London pewter ported, 30 crates best assorted crockery, 5 hogftieads best aftorted glass, 20 boxes 10 by 12 window glais; a quan tity iron hollow ware, confiding of iron anil patent metal tea kettles, pots assorted sizes, Dutch ovens do. Ikillets and spiders, with a variety of other articles. AH of which will be fold low for calh or produce. | Cj” Country stores supplied on the usual good terms. ~t6 be rented byTSeYearT r-pHAI’ valuable TRACT OF LAND belonging to i the Estate of Mr. John Peter Lange, fit for rice, cotton, or indigo; there are 106 acres swamp, and 36 acres high land, lying on the river, and joining land of Mr. Lilli bridge. For further particulars inquire of Ann Maria Lange. OBohcf 23. GEORGIA.! By Edward White, Regiller of Probats ( 1.. u ) > for the County of Chatham, in the state Ed. W hite. ) a fore laid. WHEREAS John Cochran, of the city of Savannah, painter, hath made application to me for letters of administration on the estate and effects of James Brice, late of the fliip Amity, carpenter, deceased, as principal creditor, Theft are therefore to cite and admonish all ami lingular the, kindred and creditors of the laid deceased to be and appear before me, at my office, on the 23d day of November next, to lliew cattle (if any they have) why let ters cf administration fliould not be granted him. Given under my hand and seal, at Savannah, —the 23d day of October, in the year of our Lord 1798, and in tire 23d year of American Independence. . ‘GEORGIA.") lly CiiA klf.s Abehnethv, Register of ( t.. s. ) i Prohats for the County of M‘lntofll, C. Arernethy. ) in the (late a fore laid. * WHEREAS administration of all and lingular the goods, rights, and credits, which were of John Barber, late of I iberty county, planter, deceased, was, on the 13th day of November 1797, granted and commit ted unto Robert Barber: And whereas, the said Robert Bar ber hath made application to me to grant him letters dii tniffory from the said administration, and all rnattenrand •tluujrs- dependent thereupon: Tfaefe arc therefore to cite tmd admonilli all and lingular the kindred and creditors of the said John B über, deceased, End all and every other perfoii or persons in any wife interested, to he and appear before me, at my office on Eagle Neck, on the 30th day v after the date of the publication hereof, to fliew caute, if anv they have, why the said Robert Barber fl.ould not be. dillharged and dilinifled from the said administration, and 611 mutters and things dependent thereupon. Given under my hand and leu!, the 23d day of October* 1798, an 1 in the 23d year of Ame rican Independence. PI V KDoLI.XKn 1< KW A U L>. UN AWAY from the fubicrilier, k j I. V A Negro Man, named Lewis, llt .-/‘A l] about 5 feet 6 inches high, Aim made, f VP* \ ‘ <• of a light complexion, his hair forms a r v W 4 peak on his forehead, had on. when he [ pM Aq J* T j went aw ay a. check ftiirt and _hroad_ t striped ticken overalls; he has frequent - ly been seen about Fort Wayne, aud is supposed to It harbored by feme person in that neighbor hood. The above reward will be paid on his being deliv ered to tlie fublcriber. s For fufticient proof to com ift any white or free person of coin harboring hrm a further re ward of co dollars will be paid, and on proof of his being harbored by a Have 20 dollars. All Mailers of vefti ls and others are hereby cautioned again ft taking him off the gate. MATTHEW JOHNS TON. BLANK PRICES CURRENT fi r iVe at the Printing OSce in Broughton A.*, SALES AT AUCTION. ON Monday next,’ the 29th inst. will life fold, on the wharf of JolniftoU, Robert foil, and Cos. at XI o’clock in the forenoon, The African Materials of the Brig Aurora, 1 consisting of fir puncheons, 14 hogftieads, 3 tubs, 2 horfa buckets, 2 water cans, 20 mess tubs, 2 fire pans and covers, 1 fur nace, 1 ladle, 1 (hovel, 1 poker, no pair hand and leg irons, 2 deck chains, 3 mess chains, 4 chisels, 1 bolster; fi niu(k< t, bayonets, and cartotrch boxes; 12 Cutluffcs, 2 blunderbusses, 4 pistols. Matthew Johnston, Auftionier. OSlijhcr 24. Shcr.if's Sale. On Tueflay the 41b day of December next will be fold by public outcry, at the Gourtboufc in the town of Brunswick, between the hours of X and 111 o'clock, THE following articles, seized under execution as the property of James M‘Greggar and Willard Sears, pointed out by the plaintiff, Joftiua Parker: 1 flat, 1 fur red boric, 14 live o::k logs, 2 (beets, 1 coo bricks, 5 coarfc hats, 2 lamps, 23 new books, 4 old books, 8 rolls of wor sted ferret, 5 finall looking glasses, 4 midlands, 3 pairs flippers, 4 pairs Ihoes, 1 bag cf flints, 21 case knives, 21 forks, 7 jack knives, 1 pair plated spurs, 8 (hoe knives, 3 pairs (hoe buckles, 4 pairs bridle bits, 1 paper of (hoe buckles, r paper of buttons, 9 papers lampblack; a Email quantity of crockery, confiding of tea cups and saucers, lugar difties, inilk pelts, mufturd pots, fome tea pots; 4 watch chains, 5 rolls pigtail tobacco, 1 penknife, 1 hone, 1 tap berer, 1 brass cock, feme black pepper and all-ipice, 5 hoes, 1 flock lock, about 20 lbs. nails, 1 lb. gunpowder, a box with feme pipes, 1 empty jar, 1 empty jug, 1 Gunter fcaie, and 1 empty trunk. Britain Bukreev, s. g. c. Glynn county, zetb October , 1798. ~N * O T 1 C K A LI. persons indebted ro the Estate of Ghrifian Israel Lcimberger , of Eihngham county, deceased, are requested to pay immediately, and those who have demands againll laid Estate to bring the fame in, properly attested, as I intend to apply for letters *lifimflbry, if no demands ft.all come againll the Estate (hortly. Apolonia L.eimberger, Administratrix of said Estate. BOSTON, CElobcr u BRITISH convoys will be appointed for the American trade to Europe, if desired. His Excellency Mr. I.ifton and Admiral Vandeput are making the necdtiry difpofttions. October 3. We are happy to announce the fafe arrival of the Hon. lilbridge Gerry from his late million to Fnfice* lie arrived here in the United States armed brig Sophia, Capt. Geddes, from Havre, tall from England. Th ; En voy was fainted at the castle, and was welcomed by the huzzas of the citizens afiembled on the wharves. Samuel Cooper, Esq. waited on liWn on .board the Sophia, and ac companied tom on (bore, and to bis feat at Cambridge. In our outer harbor Mr. Gerry dispatched Mr. Hurnph , reys with communications to the IVefident cf the United Suites at Quincy. By the Sophia tve learn that, after Mr. Gerry had ar rived at Havre, to embark for his native country, Talley rand was continually prefiing him to return, and it is said gave fee ret orders to the Commandant to detain the Sophia. Mr. Gerry, tve underftaud, aufwcn i the letters, but de manded bis free paflport:;. Gen. Pinckney was to leave Pnrnieaux about the time Mr. Gerrv left Havre. May tire .winds he propitious. An embargo on all American veil'd* Ins taken place in France. We do not undcrlland that their number is con siderable. October 4. Government liavorivirchaTeA a'fl'TTC'T.opper bottomed (hip of Mr. Brown, of Providence, to be imme diately fitted as a ship cf war; (he is named the George Waiiiington, and will carry 32 guns, 24'nines and 8 axes. New York, Cciober 2. Tetter.lay arrived here, the iliip Factor, Cap". Kemp, from London. Capt. Kemp failed with the fall trade for America from Portfmcuth on the 17th of August, under convoy of the Cleopatra frigate and Pheafalit llooji of war. The death of Dr. Tredwell makes the 1 ith nh\ fician all facrifices to the txgmg epidemic in this city. Cbarlejlon, Gcljber 18. Yefterdaiv arrived the fil’p Sifters:, Stoakes, and fliip Atlantic, Dean, from London, lall from the Cove of Cork. The (hips Sitters and Atlantic left the Cove of Cork on the Bth September, in company with about 100 fail, 88 of which were Americans, under convoy of the Cleopatra fri gate and the Phealant (loop of Avar. On the ift inllant, in lying to in a gale, 28 fail loft the convoy; and on the 6th the Sifters awl Atlantic spoke the Commodore j awl parted Avith his consent, in lat. 38. 2c. long. fio. 25. accompanied by the English letter of marque St. Andrew, Gapt. Blain r mounting fourteen 12 and 9 pounders, and bound to Savannah. Oi'lober 19. The armed (hips Lucy, Connolly} Ruby, Melfroon; and Ann and Sulim* Pickett; which arrived yeherday, were of the fleet which failed from the Cove of Cork the Sth September; they parted with the convoy the 1 ft inst. The Con deflation frigate, Baltimore (loop of Avar, and Virginia armed brig, are arrived off our harbor, Avaiting the departure of the vcflcls bound to Havana. The fleet from this port consists of between 20 and 30 fail, 5 or 6 of which are armed, and will get under way as loon as the r'"l permits. . ■ ——— l ’ ~t-_. The Thetis, Crocker, and the Mary, Ingals, (two of the convoy) Avere coming up when this paper went to profs. St. Andrew's Society. THE Members of St. Andrew’s Society ot Georgia are requested to attend a quarterly meeting, on Wecl nefday evening the /ih November next, at 7 o’clock, in the City Tavern. Bv order of the Vice President, GEO. WOODHGUSE, Secretary. osi. 1793- 3AVANNAII, OAober 2^ MARINE LIS T. Entered Inward. Schooner Harmony, Laughton, Chariefaj Brig Mars, Rogers, _ “ New Bedford Ship St. Andrew, Blain, Greenock Schooner Industry, Ross, . Charlefto* Ship Alknomac, Miller, London and Cork Brig Eliza, CroAvell, - - Boflcn Sloop Uxbridge Packet, Smith, St. Au~uftine Reported in distress. Schconer Sally, from Charleston to Witmir.gton, N. C. Cleared Out. Sloop Dove, Brown, Charleston Ship Elizabeth, Hall, Liverpool Brig Cures, Lingo, Mew York’ Ship Adventure, Conklin, Martinique Schooner Farmer, Justis, NeAvcaftle Florida, Mangiapan, ‘ St. Augustine Sh ; p Hamilton, Notval, Kingftoa George, Stapleton, Ditto The fliip St. Andrew, Capt. Blain, which arrived her® lad week, left Cork on the Sth of September with the convoy. ! • A gentleman who Game pa (linger in the St. Andrew in. forms, that before the fleet failed accounts !*.d been it ceived that the French troops who landed in Ireland had laid down their arms and surrendered themselves priloneis \o Lord Cornwallis; and that two French vessels with : 40,000 (land of arms had been captured. The Hon. John Rutledge jun. and the Ken. Robert G. Harper, Efqrs. arc reeleCled Representatives of the State cf South Carolina in the next Congrcfs. Died on Wednefdav the 17th inst. Mr. John Carson, tailor. I On Thursday last died, Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis, wife of I Richard Dennis, Esq. J Same day, after a ftiort illness, Mailer Ignatius Ren- I gil, the only son of Emanuel Rengil, Eiq. his Catliolic I Majesty’s Vice Consul for the Carolinas and Georgia. The untimely hand cf death has robbed his fond and afflicted parents of a youth who bade fair to be an ornament to so ciety. Died on Saturday last, Miss Heller Clark. Deaths in New York for 24 hours ending Friday evening j the sth inst. 25 —22 of the fever. Burials in Philadelphia for 24 hours ending Tuesday the I 9th inst. at noon, 20. —27 new cases of the fever reported 1 for the fame time by 13 phylicians. Dublin, July 20. Speech of Lord Duoway, in the Houfc of Peers , on I Tburfday , when tbc Mejfage from the-Lord Lieu tenant was taken into confederation. Lord Dunfay. —My Lord, the paternal offer of pardon Avhich our mild and beneficent sovereign has been graci ouily pleased to hold out to his deluded subjects ot this I kingdom commands my approbation, as I am lure it does I every man who feels the excellence of the wife and bu I mine policy, which would, if piflible, repress rebellion, I yet Ipare the tfFufion of human blood, and prefern die I population of the country. I (bould, however, have con- I tented rnyfclf, on this signal occaficn, with my entire con. I currence Avith so admirable a measure, by giving it a filer.t I vote, had not the noble Lord on the Avoolfack thought pro* I per to allude to a motion for Conciliatory measures lrereto- I fore made by a much refpecled Peer, noAV absent. Having I had the honor of lupporting that.motion, with other noble I Lord’, upon the principles which now make it a duty in me I to pals over in ftlence an allusion that might render those I principles liable to future misconstruction, I therefore nrni I solemnly protest, in the face of this House, that :f I could I have formed the moil distant conception of the secret views I and machinations of those deluded people, or imagined that I they tended in the smallest degree to rebellion, I ft.oull I never have appeared an advocate for them; and I will be I bold to fay, that those other noble Lords with whom I bd 1 the honor to aft upon the occasion alluded to feel as I now ■ feel and have exprefled myfelf. 1 perfcftly agree witb tie I noble Earl tiiat French principles have been the ruin ot ucß peace, prosperity, and happiness,- of the once induflrictsß inhabitants of this country; that the magic founus 01 bertv and eoualitv have effefted more mifehief in comUfy where the French have gained an inherence their arms could ever have acccmplifticd; it is alio cerQß that .the minds of men have been for many veais in atf’B plorable state of progrt(five preparation for ti e admilT'iHj and powerful operation of the mod accursed princi’d R France, Italy, Germany, and Holland, were compktollß pliilofophiztd by a let of dcifts, atheists, and premeditaU<B deftroyurs of all moral and religious principles, under 1 H denomination of the Illuminati, a set of source of light was the infernal demon of eifeerd; by B efforts the way a\zs fmoOthed for the deftruffive that folloAved in those countries; but that such diaboii> ■ principles fl.ould have found their A\ay to TkcfpeacQß cottages of our iliand would have remained a matter ‘H doubt and aftonlflimeo*, had not this unnatural rcbeuQß and developcment of fafts by tlie late trials in this proved it beyond a doubt. —ls-then, my fiords, and equality have any ufeful and rational influence anr',M men, Avhere are they to be found so eminently confpicQ Hj as in Great Britain and Ireland, where integrity, and industry, are infallible guides, from the lowed in the community to the lugheft lienors in the state. where the just equality of cur lavvs protects the well as the highest of his Majesty’s fufcjefts? Is it tor archv, miferv, and tire guillotine, that our people “QjjH change tkofe blefiings? God forbid; they haA - e cnl) to a view cf the conduct of the French tov-a r ds ever} nation, who were deluded to admit them into their as friends, to make them recoil from their deftruftn’e nexion, and ftiudder at the danger they have the power of Great Britain prelenring them from tile and cruel invasion of ever}’ thing that is dear to The people of Holland and Flanders welcomed friends and deliverers, but hiAing had a fatal French fraternity, by which means the}’ have b-yi°~r not only of their wealth, but cf tl.-eir 0.-eat source rs it, r.c'v sigh fur their a::ck :