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U 5 0 th . , ol h ult. capt. M £ K# fell in with the fi'ip Mi. H_ f f rom London for this port, anti took from on board ■!u Banks and family. ■ The Volant, Pollard, from hence, arrived at Falmouth I n die 20th Aiiguft. •• m OBober 13- The fliip Success, King, is arrived at | C! TV (hip Ruflell, Gibbs, is arrived at Liverpool. If gft o ber 14. Private letters from Spain mention, that I - Pinckney has fucceedtd in obtaining the appointment W { ‘commiffioners to fettle the claims vybich our .citizens ■have for fpoliatious. We do not underhand that those ■ ‘fitted in South America are included. W'cfcber 18. The ship Boyne, Safford, arrived yefter j|i from Liverpool, in the remarkable fine paOTage of 29 Rays. The Thomas, Higgins, and Juno, Miller, for ■ this port- failed 18 days before capt. Safford. I The Boyne left Liverpool on the 18th September, but ■ have only obtained London papers to the 1 2th. ? a y f eW days before the Boyne failed a dreadful fire broke I out in the extensive warehouses on the south fide of St. I George’s dock, Liverpool, which destroyed 1o or i2 of the 1 fineft ftotes in that city, and great quantities of cotton and I Weft India produce. Fortunately for the flopping in tiie 9 t he tide was at its height when the fire was fir ft: difeo -1 vere d, and they were speedily removed. The loss was es- I timated at one million sterling. I The Mercury, Stoddart, from this port, and Daphne, I Malcolm, from Savannah, are arrived at Liverpool. The I jyj ac was to fail a few days after the Bovne for this port. I The following notice has been circulated by order of the 1 American consul resident in London; 1 AMERICAN CONSULATE. London, September g, 1802. I The consul of the United States has the fatisfadVton of 1 announcing to his fellow citizens resident in Great Britain, I that, by official dilpatches just: received from Tangicrs, he I is informed of the re-eftabfifhment of peace between the I United States and his highness the emperor of Morocco; I and that there is no longer any danger to apprehend from I the Moorifli cruileis. (Signed) GEORGE WM. ERVING. I SAVANNAH, Oiftober 21. MARINE LIST. 1 Entered Inward. I Schooner Debby, Starr, New York I Ship Rufus, Holland, Liverpool | Schooner St. Mary, Bailey, Baltimore I Brig Chance, lfrael, Cape Francois I Ship Prelident, Hilton, Liverpool I Brig Betsey and Peggy, Darker, Baltimore I General Warren, Bowman, Jamaica I Neptune, Clapp, Cape Francois i Schooner Kitty, Bennett, St. Augustine I Brig Ceres, Burnham, New York Cleared Out. I Brig Trial, Mitchell, New York ft Sloop Independence, Vickery, Philadelphia I Brig Vereinigung, Tolling, Hamburgh ’ Schooner Union, Lamb, St. Mary's Riling Sun, Burke, Ci arlcften Lydia, Weft, Ditto Nautilus, M‘Cann, New Providence Died in this city, on the 17-th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Grafton Seaver, aged 24 years, Wife of Mr. Peter J. Seaver. ELECTIONS of Members of the St,ate Legijlature on Monday tbe 4 tb infant . \. In Burke County. \ David Emanuel, Eftp Senator; Abraham Jackson, Anguftine Harris, and- Lefter, Efqrs. Reprelenta tives. In Elbert County. Obadiah Jones, Esq. Senator; Reuben Eafton, Rich mond T. Colby, and Allen Daniel, Efqrs.. Representa tives. In Hancock County. Thomas Lamar, £{q.\Senator; David Adams, Belling Hall, and John Harbert, Efqrs. Representatives. In Jefferson County. . Solomon Wood, Esq. Senator; Berjanfin Whitaker and Henry G. Caldwell, Efqrs. Representatives. In Lincoln County. • Walton, Esq. Senator; Philip Zimmerman and Efpey, Efqrs. Representatives. In Wilkes County. Matthew Talbot, Senator; Edward Butler, John Clarke, and Joel Abbott, EfqrsY Representatives. In Clark County. R. Eafly, Esq. Senator; Harman Reynolds, Esq. Re presentative. In Greene County. Ezekiel Parks, Esq. Senator; Young Grefliam and —— Nefbit, Efqrs. Representatives. In Jackson County. David Dixon, Esq. Senator; Buckner Harris, Esq. R: prefentutive. In Montgomery County. Col. M’Griff, Senator; Aaron Low, Esq. Representa tive. In Washington County. John Watts, Esq. Senator; Benjamin Serine, Richard Grice, Franklin, Efqrs. Representatives. In Tattnall County. . Swilly, Esq. Senator; Arthur Lett, Esq. Repre sentative. The SLOOP SALLyT J From Newport, will be a constant gfcj. trader during this winter from this port to tbe fonthern parts of this state. Said (loop is well accont modated for freight or paftengers. . * . For further particulars inquire of Mr. Samuel Howard, or Isaac N. Meferve, matter,, on Savannah, Caliber 16, iioz. In COUNCIL. Savannah, JuLT 10. 1802. Ordered, fi MdAl t!ie Health Offiter he rtquefted to notify the X Pilots, that no veflcl from any port in Spain, or tlie Weft Indies, will be permuted to ec’.ne higher than Five fathom Hole, without iv/ving firft obtained a ce:.i ficate pf health. > ‘' r $ -y. t; ■. •; Extract fmiri the minutes, £ Thomas* Pitt, c. c. HEALTH OFFICE, PORT OF SAVANNAH. THE Pilots are directed to attend strictly to the above order. . William Cocke, m. and. Health Officer. In COUNCIL. Savannah, August, 2d, 1802. INFORMATION being laid before Council, that the Yellow Fever has made its appearance in the City of Philadelphia, It is ordered , That the Plealth Officer he directed to order all veflels coming from the Port of Philadelphia to be brought to at Cockfpur, and there to perform a qua rantine of fifteen days, including their days of failing, and that, during the performance of the said quarantine, the woollen and cotton goods on board (ball be, on every fail day, exposed to the open air, and the holds of the veflels ventilated in the best possible manner, and that, after that J time, they be permitted to come up as high as Five j Fathom Hqle,'gpd there remain until they fnall receive 1 a certificate of health from the Plealth Officer. Provided never tbelefs, That the above goods dial! be exposed to the air, and the veflH ventilated, at leal! three days before tbe said vviTel be permitted to come up to the laid lalt place, notwjthftanding the fifteen davs from the failing of the said veli’el may have before expired. And it is farther ordered , That the Health Officer compel the matters or commanders of veflels coming to this port, with any articles fubjeff to p itrefaclion, and finding the lame in a “decayed or unsound state, to land fucb articles at any place-Vvhiqh the laid matter or commander may think proper, lo that the said place be not higher up the river than five Fathom Hole; and that in such case the laid vcfil l fliail be well ventilated,, at lealt three days after the dis charge of ttidi decayed or unsound articles, before Pne is allowed to fail up,to Savannah. And U is further ordered, That all persons contraven ing thei’e orders hiall be prokented as the quarantine law diredfe, Extnuft from the minutes, THOMAS PITT, C. C. HEALTH OFFICE. Port of Savannah. TIIE pilots are hereby ordered to bring all veflels com ing from Philadelphia to an anchor oft'Cockfpur, there to remain and perform a quarantine agreeable to the above order of the’Citv Council. WILLIAM COCKE, M. D. Health Officer. ~— FOR CAPE FKANCOjs! A FEW paftengers may he ac l\ commodated <m board th.e JKmJV SCKOON ER topsham, s. Ker- ? ISON MafUr, to fail in eight days R>l f ,a P e Francois. Apply on board laid fchocncr, Ling at Gairdner, Caig, and Mitchd’s wharf. QShbcr 14. FOR S ~T, At the Printing Office in Broughton street, BLANK Bonds, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, Powers of Attorney, Apprentices Indentures, Land Conveyances, Bills of Lading, Prices Current, The Vagabond, a Novel; The Progress of Pilgrim Good Intent in Jacobini cal Times, after the Man ner ol Pilgrim’s Progress; Watts’s Psalms, F O R S A L E s A TRACI’ OF LAND, containing 300 acres, a great part of which is inland swamp, the remainder good corn land, situated on the Three Runs in Effingham coun ty A TRACT, containing 200 acres, of the fame quality and joining the above. A TRACT of 450 acres of exceeding good provlfion land, on Great Ogechee river, about 43 miles by land from Savannah. A TRACT of 150 acres river i'wamp joining the above. Inquire of the Printer. cr final notice. ALL persons that are indebted to the estate of John Zane, deceased, are defiled to make immediate payment, and thole that have demands against that estate are also deiired to render them, duly attested, on or be fore the firft day of November next; after that time I /hall apply to the Court of Ordinary to be dismissed from the adminiftiation. Balthaser Shaffer, adm’r. Augufl ig, 1802. To be RENTED, or for SALE ~~ A TWO STORY HOUSE on the east common, with a good kitchen and other Conveni ent out buildings. For particulars inquire of JOHN M‘FADZEN. c ‘ 7 Foreign Inward and Out ward Manifefts, Coasting Manifefts, Entries of Merehandife, Liquor Entries, Baggage Ditto, A few Boxes ‘of Types foi marking of Linen. ALSO , 7 Watts’s Hymns and Psalms bound together; New Teftainents, Psalters, and Hornbooks. i 'iLLi fTt of Fjlou^.V 1 . SjuvaHnab, June- 16, ißci'. i -ESI! O'j S ofeenv eying tMt Branch of the Rfeef f * vt ' 1 ’ ‘ : re and • i.:-.ciiir.il u's Blands into the Sava-nan, trie Co.iniryfiiifuefS of Pilotage otter -to contract with any ptrfbn or periods Capable of completing >-ue lame; tor winch purpoie they will receive proposals tor four Hio'nths. A Han of the River may bs lien at the Office of the Commiffioneis. Richard Wayne, “ William Huntkr, Belchkr, > toikmlfliohers. James Robkhtson, j / , r W illiAm Wallace, J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, I'HxAl an application will be made to tbe Tuftices of A Lie Inferior Court of the County of Chatham, at toe expiration of niny months from tbe date, for an order lor the fide of the following two trarite of land, to wit: i 1 trail of parcel of land, containing 1000 acres, uuate, lying, and being, in the county of Effingham, Hitting and bounding liortheaft by Efenmark’s, vacant, and Re lei s land, and on all other lidcs by vacant land, granted to Justus H. Suheuber, deceased, {he 20th day ot February, 1795: Also, that other traft or parcel of land, containing 1000 acres, in the said countv, butting -mu bounding east by Lane’s and Ironmonger's land, north west by Lane’s and Martin’s land, and on^the otherfideby ‘-leant land, alio granted the 20th of February, 179;, to the laid Justus H. Scheufcer; deceased: Being part of the real tftate of the said deceased. Priscilla Schkubeß, executrix* Balthaser Shaffer, executor. Savannah, 4 tb May, 1802. AF i EL the expiration of nine months from the date hereof application will be made, in pursuance of the acl Oi the legillature in such case made and provided, to the honorable the inferior court of Camden county, for pc 1 million to fell forty-five thoufaml acres of land on the wateis of the Great Satilla, being in grants of one thou fund acres; also one water lot in the town of St, Marv’s, in the county of Camden aforefaid; the fame being the real t state of James Macomb, late of tbe said county of Camden, deceased, and will be told tor the benefit of the heirs or creditors of the said deceased. VV. B. Bulloch, attorney for the auminiftratrix. Savannah , 20 tb May, 1802. NOIICE is hereby given, that, after the expiration of hi ie months from the date hereof, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Burke County, for an order thereof to fell two hundred and nine ty acres of land, belonging to tbe Effete of Elam Yar brough, deceased, in the county of B'urke, adjoining land* of the Eflate of John Duhart,” Ja. B. Reid, and Thomas Yarbrough, for the benefit of the heirs and Creditors of the laid deceased. JaMks Jones, Attorney for Thomas Y'arbrough) Administrator oi Elam Yarbrough. March 8, 1802. AI- 1 LR the expiration of nine months from the dato hereof application will be made to the Honorable the. Inferior Court of Chatham comity for leave to fell a Part of the Real Effete of Robert Woodhoule, late of the laid county of Chatham, deceased, contifting of Two Lots in the Town of Hardwicke, No. 211, 212; A Tre-d of Land, containing 200 acre??, fltuated in the county of Chatham; One other Traci of Land, in the said county of Chatham, containing 50 acres; and Two Lots, No. “r and 2, in the Town of Darien; the lale of the said perty being for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the Estate of the said Robert Woodboufe. W. Davies, . Attorney for the Executors. February 15, 1802. NOTICE ~ To the Proprietors, or their Agents, of the follov.’int Traßs of Land, 5 THA i , unless they, or either of them, do come for ward, and fettle the taxes due thereon, within fix months from this date, they will be proceeded againftand fold by the Collector, agreeably to Jaw, to wit: 400 acres pine land, Tattnall county, adjoining E. Brunfon’s, lutvey ed in the name of Charles Benefield. 4co acres pine land, Tattnall county, adjoining Joftnni Inman, surveyed in the name of Charles Benefield. acres swamp fend, on the Alatamaha river, Tatt nall county, surveyed in the name of Titus Hollinger, adjoining —■ — Green. Tho Mas Davis, r. t. r. 22 d May, 1802. LIBERTY COUNTY INFERIOR COURT, b June Term, 1802. ON the petition of Joseph Miller and Cochran M<CWe, admhiiftrators of John M‘Call, surviving cooartner of M‘CaJl and Burton, Hating, that the said M‘Call and Burton, in their lives, were pofleffed of a certain promis sory note, ttgned by James James, bearing date the fix teentli day of March, seventeen hundred and ninety-fix, for the payment of three hundred and forty-feven dollars td ty -fix and an half cents, together with an affidavit of the laid Joseph Miller, Hating, that the said note has been loft, or accidentally destroyed, and praying the benefit.of an aft of Afiembly in such case made and provided, it is ordered, 1 hat the said note be effeblifhed, agreeably to the- act of Afiembly aforefaid, on the said Joseph Miller and Cochran M‘Clure their publifliing a copy of this rule, for the space of fix months, in one of the public gazettes of this state, unless cause (hall be fliewn to the contrary within the said fix months, or otlier matter fliail appear ti the Court against the fame. Kxtrafl fee m tbs minutes, this 28 tb June, 1802. , BaKKR, C. I. c. c. u