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Geo. Ponsonby and Cos.
HAVE. JUST RECEIVED,
A QUANTITY OF
. Call Iron Sash Weights.
March 3, 1801.
FOi< SALE,
The Sloop Phenix,
A- strong veflel, Tails well, is com
pletely found, and can be lent to
, sea at a small expence. Inven
tory to be seen, and terms made
known, by application to LORING and SEAVER.
—COTTON LANDT^
FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE Traft of Land, on Great Setilla ri
ver, in the county of Camden, containing by old
survey 1500 acres, within 20 miles of the town of St.
Mary; it is at a good pitch of tide, not fubjett to freflies,
and has a proportion of land fit for cotton, corn, and rice.
For terms apply to A. WATT.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
peggg.ifiv, r—l| TANARUS) UN AWAY from the subscriber
fY * JLV in the month of April last,
jpta ADA M,
a likely country born Negro fellow, tall
and Aim madejggpnarkcd with the Imall
pox, very artful, and tells a straight (lory,
commonly has his hair tied; he has
wrought fome time at the bricklaying business. The above
reward will be paid to any perl’on delivering him to the
keeper of tlie gaol of this place. Jn°. Efpinger.
Savannah, a,th March , 1801.
GEORGIA.! By Edward White, Clerk of the Court
( l. s. ) > of Ordinary for the county of Chatham-,
Ed. White, j in the Bate aforefaid.
WHEREAS Capt. John F. Randolph hath made
application to me for letters of administration on
the estate and efilCfs of Robert Barker, John M‘lnto(li,
and Michael Hubbord, late of the United States galley
Savannah, deceafcd, These are therefore to cite and ad
monish all and lingular the kindred and creditors of the
deceased to file their objections (if any they have) in my
office, on or beforq the 26th day of March next, other
wise letters of administration will be granted him according
to law.
Given under my hand and fcal, in the city of
Savannah, the 26th day of February* in the
year of our Lord iSor, and in the 25th year
of American Independence.
GEORGIA.) By Edward White, Clerk of the Court
( l.s. ) c of Ordinary for the County of Chatham,
Ed. White. ‘ in the state aforefaid.
WHEREAS lrq-s. Sarah Cufatk hath made applica
tion to me for letters of administration on the e
state and effects of Thomas Brownhill, late of die city of
Savannah, deceased, as nearest of kin, These are therefore
to cite and admonifti all and lingular the kindred and cre
ditors <4 the deceased to file their objections in my office
(if any they have) on or before the 6th day of April
next, otherwise letters of administration will be granted
her.
Given under my hand and feaL in the city of
Savannah, the 3d day of March, in the year
of our Lord 1801, and in the 25th year of
A.merican Independence.
Superior Court , Chatham County, Chambers, March
4, 1801.
Boardman and JIiZLT /'"AN the pe™ loll ie de
verlus fendant, John F. Randolph,
John F. Randolph. J stating, that he is confined in the
cuftodv of the Ihenflf of laid county, by virtue of a writ
of capias ad fatisfaciendum , ifiued from the Honorable
the Inferior Court of laid county, at the suit of Boardman
and Hills, and that he is unable to support himfelf during
his confinement, and praying to be admitted to the benefit
of the aft in such case made and provided, it is ordered,
That notification be pubiilhed in the Museum and Gazette,-
that all perlons concerned do appear before the Honorable
the Judge of the Superior Court, at the courthouse in Sa
vannah, on Monday the 9th day of March inftart, at 10
o’clock in the forenoon of the fame day, to fliew caufie, if
any they have, why the said John F. Randolph ftiould not
be admitted to the benefit of the said aft, agreeably to the
prayer of his petition. And it is further ordered, That
a copy of this rule be served 011 the plaintiffs, or their At
torney.
Extraft from the minutes, this 4th day of March, 1801.
- j. Bulloch, elk.
Clerk's Office, Chatham County.
■XTOTICE is hereby given, That, at the expiration of
JL\ nine months from this date, an application will be
made to the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham
county to fell all that Corner Lot in the Church or John
son’s square belonging to the Eilate of the late Col. Har
ris, for the benefit of the heirs.
Gf.oßge Woodrvff, attorney for tht heir*.
Ai'.gujl 1, lJoo.
NO 11CF. i* hereby given, That, at the expiration of
nine months from this date, an application will b
made to the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chathaih
county to fell all that L.ot, Tart, or Parcel of Land, con
taining 60 feet in front and 90 feet in depth, being the
Eaftemmoft Half Part of a Let situate in the city of Sa
vannah, and fronting the market in Ellis’s square, known
in tiie plan of the laid city by the letter L, together with
t; e Buildings, Improvements, and Appurtenances, unto
the i&tr.e belonging.
Josi-PH Wklschxh, att’y for Ma^retCuddy,adm’x.
JJfJemtxr 25, ltao.
Ji/CTNTC/r, n&er iy.
THIS morning the French took Waffenlurg, in Up
per Bavaria, by storm; several hundred wounded are
expefted; the garrison ot it has been made .prifoneis, at:d
is expefted here.
Ratifbon, December 1. Yesterday tire vanguard of
Colkmcf’s division of St. Susanne’s corps was surprised at
Longfield by the Imperial eels. Walmadea and Stcigan
tafh, the firft commanding a regiment of Uhlans, and the
latter a free battalion of infantry, and made prisoners with
out loss. 137 privates and 7 officers (French) pafied vd
terday th.rough this city, with 23 captured horlbs,. on their
way to Stads-am-hots. Proviiicm are dear; and very
scarce in this diftrift. The French fafeguard having with
drawn from this city, it is now occupied by 5000 Imperi
alists. The Imperial array is full of fpirits* elegantly
mounted, and completely equipped.
Tilt* Imperial army under archduke John, is 80,000 men
-strong. The number of French troops actual iy on German
ground is said to be 160,000. A part of the lifiperial ar
my has advanced to Laniifmit and Geifingen, it i*> even
said Landfhut has been occupied by them.
Letters ift December, from Ratifbon, fay, last night
the Imperial Uhlans,brought here 500 French prisoners,
and made a confidera'oli booty; this day they let out again
in frefti spirits for new expeditions.
By last night’s mail we received information, that the
emperor will command the centre, archduke John th§ left,
and the Hero Charles the tight wing of the Imperial army.
This day we learn that the Imperialists have crofted the
Her, occupied Landllmt, and beaten the left wing of the
French commanded by gen. Grenier, wounded the com
mander, and taken his firft aid-de-camp.
London , December 20.
Downing street, December 20.
Dispatches, of which the following are extracts and
copies, Have been received from William Wickham, elq.
by the right lion, lord Grenville, his majesty’s principal
secretary ‘of state for the foreign department.
Headquarters, Ainfirg, November 30.
On the 22d, after I had written my dispatch from Efg
genfenden, the headquarters were removed co ’viading on
the Rodt.
The headquarters Were last night at Neumark, and ar
rived here this day about 12 o'clock; the roads being ft:!l
in a mod dreadful state a great part of the army is fall behind.
On the arthdyke’s arrival here he found the French in
force on the heights .immediately in front of the town.
The Tete de Poijt of Wafferbourg was attacked vefter
dav, and the enemy repulsed with fome loss, after having
entered the abbatis in front of the work.
Headquarters, Haag, December 2.
My lord,—! have the honor to lend your lordship the
enclosed copy of a report I have this day received from
his serene highness the prince of Conde, containing an ac
count of the attack made yesterday on a part of his serene
highness’s corps, commanded by the duke of Enghein, in
front of Rofenheim.
I have the honor to be, Sec.
William Wickham
The right bon. lord Grenville, Src.
Account of the aftion at Rofenheim the tfi of December.
Our advanced posts on the left fide of the Inn were at
tacked this day at noon; their right had been abfolntely
uncovered for three days pa ft, and the enemy were already
oh the banks on that fide of the river; the advanced posts,
commanded by the duke of Enghein, were engaged up
wards of four hours, disputing the ground inch by inch;
the whole corps was not aflembled on the right fide of the
Inn before 5 o’clock. A pretty strong column of the en
emy having marched out of the town it was allowed to ad
vance till within the proper distance, when the prince of
Conde ordered all the batteries to fire upon it at once;
the fire, well directed and well maintained, compelled the
column to retreat into the town immediately., Lieut, col.
de Sortige of the engineers, protested by the fire of the
artillery, broke down the bridge, but in such a manner
as that it could promptly be reestablished, if, as it is hop
ed, it ftiould be neceffary* Our loss is very small; that of
the enemy nnift have been more considerable. An artil
leryman was wounded by the fide of the duke d’Angou
leme and the engineer de Caftre.
Headquarters, Haag, December 2*
The march of gen. Kienmayer towards the Her, and the
direftion which the whole army had firft taken towards Land
fhut, having drawn a confidefable part of gen.Moreau’s force
ttowards Aerding, the heights between Amfing and Haag had
been occupied by one Engle division under gen. Ney. In the
course of last night, however, gen. Moreau had reinforced
his division with two more divisions, and had taken the
command of the whole himfelf. Yesterday at daybreak
the heights were attacked; after an obstinate reiiftance on
the part of the enemy they were carried in succession as
far as the hill on the fide of Ramfan, where the troops
were obliged to halt, from excessive fatigue, about 6 in
the evening. In tbe night gen. Moreau abandoned this
place, and retired to his old position at Hohenlinden and
Aerding. The whole ground from Amling t Ramfan was
particularly favorable to the enemy, and con lifted in
heights covered with thick woods, arid interfered by deep
niarftiy vallies, where the Austrian cavalry Could not pos
sibly a<ft. The Austrians took 800 prisoners and 2 pieces
of cannon; the cannon were takeh, with 4 others, by the
lmlfars of Veefey, who distinguished themselves very much
during the whole of the affair, throwing themselves into
the woods, in places where it was thought impossible for
cavalry to have penetrated. The other 4 pieces were re
taken by a charge of the enemy’s grenadiers, there not
having been time to fend a fufficient force to support the
huflars*. 1 lie lois of the Austrians is computed to be near
ijco men ifi killed, wounded, and prisoners. Gen. Mo
reau is laid by the prisoners to have received a niufket ball
through his cloak. The archduke was on horieback 12
hours, and llept in a hovel on the heights.
I have the honor to be, &c.
William Wickham.
Right hen. lord Grenville, Sec.
December 23.
Downing street, December 23.
A difpatcb, of which the following is an extract, dated
headquarters, Muhldorf, on the Inn, Thursday, DtCem-.
ber4> 1800, has been received from William Wickham,
cT V b > d* gl‘t boru lord
cipal lecretary of state for the foreign den'*-
Ibf array n,ard*d m the night If , .■
daybreak yesterday morning,
three columns; the centre along tire 0r... ‘? ™,’ ■
nrdi winch pafles through Hnhenliud,
in toe woods on cadi fide of the great - 0 ,> 6 ‘ anUl *B
The corps of gen. Kienmavtr, wlficW , J
take the enemy in flank, marched f en, iy.. ; • in , ed •
red ion of Soli waben. c - :n the u' ; j
Tiie columns ought all *. have arrived at r I
tion a little before daybreak, or
8 and 9 o’clock; but from a heavy Lll of fiiow
which continued ail night and the “ d j lee l
morning, the centre column only was at i's l-n*., ? U W
8 o’clock, whilst both the left and right were fdY™ -
aWy behind; and tire left, under gen. R j c r p.,4 t^ CI J
loft its way, and n.archcd to the, Ut to..n'k Efefc'l
instead ot turning to the right, in the direction o: HotS
lindens .
In this state of things it appears that the division r fpJ
Richepaule pierced between the left and the Cen‘rc abo J
9 o’clock, got upon the great road behind the-c* nire Hi
fell npon the left flunk and rear of that colmnr at thl
tune lc had been formed in front, and had just W,-1
attack the enemy’s pofitiort. ° ■
I h ' vs not >’tt been able to obtain any accurate acccuJ
or what pafied afterwards, but it Teems the uifbrder L.■
became irretrievable, and the retrea: towards
o| Ramfan was made with very heavy loss, particularlyinß
artillery. Gens. Sparochi and Loppert are ‘pHloners.’ ll
have not yet heard of the loss of any other c -Leers of •]■ J
fame rank. “
. Gen * kienmayer* was attacked on bis march by two di I
vilions from Aerding, and fuffered also fevercly on his re J
treat, which he made upon Il’er in good order on karmiJ
the disaster that had befallen the main army. ‘^l
December 25. By a private letter from Riga, of the|
25th of November, it is mentioned, that the mate and one!
or two ot the feanitn remain as a watch or. board each ofl
the Engiifti ships detained at that port, and that the cap-1
tains and the rest of the crews w-re to be (or are) sent tol
the farrounding villages of Wald, Wonder, Lemfal, &c.|
winch lie about 40 to 60 Engliih miles from Riga. i
December 26. Married, Tuesday, admiral fir Hjdel
Parker, to miss Onflow, daughter of his brother admirahl
The difference of their ages is exaiftly 43 years. Ladrl
Parker lias a settlement of 20001. jx;r annum.
* be President (American) Croniniheiid, from London
and Falmouth to Palermo,-is taken and carried into Abe
ziras. 6
Arrived at Dover, Tv.o Friends, Gardener, from New
Yoik; Planter, Jacobs, and Argo, Howland, from
Gharlefton; Julius Pringle, Miller, from Savannah.
LASSAU (Lew Prov'denes) Februarylo.
Bi tne arrival ot Ins niajefty’s (hip Echo, capt.
we aie inf rmed, that Tom Taint to-k pofieffion of
t!:e city of St. 1): mingo a fortnight ago; and that a Danish
vctfel, with 446 pafllngers from that city, bound to St.
J >go de Cuba, was met by the Echo; the pafllngers enn
tilted of fome Spanish general and other officers, with their
wives, families, Sec. who had fled from the city in the
night, after Touffaint’s troops entered it. Capt. Serrtl,
with a degree of humanity highly to his honor, not only
permitted them to proceed ojj their voyage, but conducted
them to the port of St. Jago de Cuba.
From the Trinidad Weekly Courant, February 7.
Pcterjburgb , November 7.
Our court gazette contains the following order:—
M Whereas.we have learned that the ifiand ofMalta, lately
in poffiflion of the French, has been surrendered to the
Engliih troops, but as it is as yet uncertain whether the
arrangement entered into on the 30th of May, 1798, yill
be fulfilled, according to which this ifiand, after its cap
ture, is to be restored to the Order of St. John of Jerufe
lem, of which his majesty the emperor of all the Rufois
grand master, his imperial majesty, being determined to
maintain his rights, has been pleased to command, that an
embargo fliall be laid on all Engliih ships in the por’s of
his empire till the above mentioned convention ftial! be
fulfilled.”
Vienna, November 2:.
By the convention concluded between the Porte vid the
court of Ruifia, relative to the lonian republic, (the late
Venetian islands, of which Corfu is the capital) RulTiaisto
be permitted a free navigation through the Dardanelles to
that republic. Ti e emperor of Russia has sent a very va
luable pelice to the grand fiignior as a prelent, in conk*
quence of the signing of this treaty.
London. December 9.
The emperor of Germany will, it is laid, soon viiit
army again; indeed, by the Vienna papers of the 22duk*
it appears he was to let out on the 24th.
Plymouth, December 4*
Camfe in, the Prussian galliot Patriompus, capt. John
Jacob Balck, from Lifbonj bound to Embdtn, laden^ath
Ferret privateer of L,ondon, capt. Hozier, which vessel U 5
also detained two Danish vefi'els from Lisbon, laden with
like cargoes, but they are not yet arrived.
Trinidad , February “•
After the London fleet came into the latitude of Barba
dos a large French brig, with two consorts, run in among
the fleet, but lo! file instantly found herfell alongside ore
of our frigates, who gave her a broadside, which soon kn
her to the bottom. The humanity of the Britilh tar gri m?
Way to every other consideration, he waited to pick upt
crew, by which means the two consort Ichooners fount* a* l
opportunity to make .their eicr.pe, without, however, C
ceeding in their expeftations. , .
BOSTON, February 14* . ,
MONSIEUR Joubert, from Guadalcupe, has arri- cc
at New Bedford; he is said to be appointed a com
mercial agent in the United States under the com enticr
of September last. . a
New London, February 11. It is with tne ,
regret we have to relate that the firft society ci -y
wa- last Saturday evening visited by the American J
fire; it commenced, we understand, about 8 occciin -