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X 8Y O. & w. ROBERTBOW, PVBl.lb... * (ir THK LAW8 OK THE UNION, DULY PAPER, t COUNTRY PAPER, : ElUItT OOM.AR8. : KIVK DOLLARS. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 16. Thf following gentlemen were on Mon day elected Directors of the Marine and Fire Insurance Compauy, of tho City of 8avsnnsh J. P. Hr.nut I J. Wiu.rox, Joseph Cummins, Georok IIai.l, Thomas Butler, | Ja«. 8. ISvli.ocu. William Mackat. and on Tuesday, Mr. J. P. Henrt, wus elected President of that Institution. From Washington.—We have received a letter from a correspondent at Washington, dated on the 7th inst. He states that General Jackson stands at present with the force of eight states,via. New-Jersey. Pennsylvania Maryland, South Carolina, Alabama, i on- nessee, Mississippi, and Indiana. These are the only states that are counted upon at this moment. Mr. Adams stands, with the accession of Mr. Clav’s interest, as follows Maine, Rhode Island, New-IIampehire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, N. York, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, and Louis iana. Missouri remains doubtful, but it is thought will go for Adams, if Jackson does not get more votes than eight on the first ballot. Mr. CRAwroRn stands with the states of Delaware, Virginia, North Caro lina, and Georgia, The most general im pression appears to be, that Mr. Adams will be the successful candidate. We omit the calculations and opinions which arc added, believing them unneces sary, when perhaps in the course of one day, or two at furthest, we shall have the actual vote of the house ; only adding the following short extract from the Richmond Enquirer :— Mr. Cruwford's friends, wc learn from all quarters, are cool, firm and united. They will not listen to the idea of their having a second choice. Such is tho uniform sub stance of all the letters, and all the accounts we obtain from Washington. Should the preliminaries to voting in the House of Representatives, have been com pleted in time on Wednesday last, we may possibly receive the result of the first vote »*>!« evening—to-morrou we shall receive the proceedings of the first day in full, and any that may nave ta»... place previous to the departure of the mail on the second day Georgia.—It affords us pleasure to dwell open the prosperity of any portion of tho State of Georgia •, but we are particularly gratified at the increase of that portion of it, with which the city of Savannah must be closely connected. We alludo to the western part of the state which is advancing by rapid strides to wealth and consequence. Letters which we have seen speak in the most en couraging manner of the prospects of that portion of the state. The new counties are settling with astonishing rapidity, and the emigrants are of the most respectable kind. This is pcrticnlarly applicable to the counties of Bibb, and Monroe. The latter in two years time will be the most populous county in the Btate, and but little behiud any in wealth and intelligence. Macon must at no very distant period become a place of great importance. Should there be another cession of lands, of which there is a prospect, by the spring, Macon will be /mporlaiW-- Recognition of South Amen- nest; yet it is well known thatavery jrcat ca , The National Intelligencer, of the bill negligence in this important practice, pre- ihetant, sayB, “We are happy to learn, from j vails amongst tho latter, notwithstaiding an authentic source, that the British Go-1 tho many opportunities afforded to iB in Vermneiit lias very recently communicated that city to this Government, through our Minister, at London, tho interesting information, that j ces tending to bring one late revered Sov-1 ureigu's memory into comteinpt, and very 1 painful to the feelings ol his daughter, our | ireaeni beloved Sovereign. i Mr. Shukspeare admitted the writing and | to be open, subject to the authority, which, representation of the play, but appealed to in all cases, belongs to the Speaker, of the proceedings of tho Cqurt, and to every ■■■■— „ , causing them to be cleared incase of any memoir of the Lifo of Uoury VIII- for the ply oil hoard, to the master, or to thoY,! Bell’s London Weekly MesAenger, tnc , (linturbance in them, which, however, there truth of the characters delineated in his signed. JOHN M’KmI ‘ ' ’ ... Fob 18 1 To-morrow is the day on which the trial for all election of President is to commence. The rules Ibr conducting the election are at length settled, as will appear by. the pi< ccudings of yesterday. The galleries ar t7th December, remarks)'tiliii the slowed can be no ground to apprehend. If any play. For New-Orleans r Ti,e fine Mmei’, 1 1 Captain Hutu. r tWill be ready to receive » in a lew days. For freight or passto,! that Government has dome to the dotermi-1*, , tpnu a'such "should”take place,',‘the Speaker and ’ Sir Thomas Homos.’,-considered this ra- rtdtion to recognize the Independence of Mex- 1 °‘.“’V T! „ „ LIl Zd 2» House will know" how to deal with it. ther an aggravation of the offences, and , . , j |w. j portion of the l rencli Army in opam, nau it is not supposed by any one, we believe/ calculated to augment the danger. ICO aud Ilucnos Ayres, and also of Lolom- ^ ^ ^ of 80me di v i 9ion j„ the «hat a choice of Preiident will be made, at Sir Charles Wynn felt indignant at the bia, reserving a declaration as to the latter,l s and that he British Miu- the first balloting, by the House of Repre-1 exposition made of the Duke of Bucking- unlit the effect of the contest in Peru be ’ 1 — more certainty developed ; and that this de- J sentutivos, and it is supposed that only one ham. , _ . „ , isters wore disposed toreipire explanations ballottiug will take place on the first day,; Messrs. Hemmings and Condell humbly ! •. 'll l l A _ L At... — aI.m aalintllllv t ll n lllat Kf termination will ho communicated succes sively to all the other foreign powers.” From Havana.- ! on tho subject. 1 as it will bo late boforc tho counting of tho stated that Mr.Shakspoure wus only a Joint _ | Electoral votes is complotod and announc- Patentee, and that they would take care to Mr. Clay.—The folkwing is a letter ed. Immediately after the first, aud every guard against a similar representation. | *• «r ■■ ■ «-* a. agasgg itsa isa•*-«-**• • The Chairman at length Hibernian Society, * Tho Members 5^, quested to meet ,1 City-Hotel, on • Thursday Evtnn,. the 17th inst. at Elt O’CLOCK, to receiv reports of the Com®, appointed at their ” —By the schooner Marion, D . . . . . ed from the Office ot me muonui ioie.n-| magi mrra ■ ne coa.mmo ... mectj f makiti<r arraimcmentTl .Richmond, giving tho rinsons for his ndhe- tth60 subBCrl i, or8 m the city who .informed Mr. Shukspeare that his been, c ^ h . . = fe armed at Charleston, on Saturday, Iron,, ^ to ^ ^ ofMr . Adam8 for it, and will be forwarded by | would he renewed this year but cautioned ■‘PpMthinga.mwersary of the boon:, Havana, papers of that place, to tho 6th . „ m.. every mail whore it can be forwarded iu an-; him agnmst pourtraying in future thcclisr- inst nre received L 'or ™ ’ ... Jan ' licination of the regulnr publication of the actors of Kings, Ministers, or Courtiers, at inst. are received. 'DearS.r: My position m.regard to the "Xlmr announcing ‘ the regult of the least such as had not been dead an hundred One of our attentive correspondents, says 1 Presidential contest, is highly critical, and newspaper, aoiiouociog tIic roBolt ot the the Courier, under date of tl.Ld, furnishes to leave me nogitl oi, which I can ’ balloting.-MaUona^Ul. M tnsl. ’ „ „. , „ ; move, without censure. I have pursued in . . . ., n a copy of the news from Lima, taken from, rc „ lirJ to lti the rule vhicli I always oh- Mr. Crawford’s course thoughout these the Jamaica paper of the ‘20th ult. as pub-(serve in the discharge of my public duty.; trying times, bus been P rp ^J p y ^ 1 a f. 1 v . , mi , , 1 , 1 Imvp intorrimiLtPil mj ronseieiice as to oughtto be—hrm, high-nimded, above the hched in tho Courier of Thursday last, and j ^ j U1 (lo f alld ,| lut faithful; breath of suspicion itself. If any thin j were adds—“ There are later accounts in town, llide t0 |] 8 - lne tbnt I ought to vote tor Mr., wanting to raise him in our estimation, and which I have not been able to see, of an ex-! Adams. I shall fulfil its injunctions. Mr. j to attach us to t ” ‘ ■'J'”:" ... . „ . ... Oawinrd’s state of hoalth miitjlia circum- whom we have 80 ardently supported, it is pechtion of Patriot boats having burnt at | unJer lvl , ich V ptseots himsoU' to j the deportment which lie now exhibits. He tlie House, appear to me to be conclusive has declined all negociotions- he will make no bargains for ofhee—he will accept no of fice under Adams or Jackson. Wo do not speak upon this subject at random—but most advisedly. Were we at liberty, to de- velope the facts, which have reached us from unquestionable sources, we should sa tisfy the people that he was a man whom they would delight to honor—Richmond Eny. Do order of the Fruitful, ALEXANDER HUNTER %, Feb ia£» , years, Anecdote of Oglethorpe.—Old General O Callao, two Spanish frigates—which it is said is well authenticated. A small sloop was brought into Havana, on the 20tli ult. from ail out port called Jaruco, by nine armed boats, under the or ders of an officer of the Spanish Navy, which had been despatched in pursuit of her. It appeared that she had been fitted out by the permission of the commandant at St. Jago, to go in pursuit of pirates—was afterwards fallen in with by a British ves sel of war, who suspecting the genuineness of the commission, took it from him, and di rected the sloop to follow her into Havana, where its correctness could be tested. This her captain did not think proper to do, but put put into Jaruco, and came over land to Havana, to recover his commission, when the boats wore despatched to bring the sloop round to that place. She was armed and had on board sixteen men. A Mew Invention.—A Paris paper men tions an invention which must add all the beauty of statuary to the lightness and fa cility of workmanship in wood. It is a pre paration of wood, by means of which, they are enabled to imitate the most preci ous species of wood and the rarest marbles. All the infinite blendings of veins and shades, the transparent clouds of marble, which the pencil of the painter can imitate only on the surface, are obtained by the inventors to whatever thickness they desire. The wood of their composition, whatever object of im itation or fancy it represents, may be plann- , uii, >»iunnii any alter ation. This valuable invention opens a new and vaBt Sold to all the arts connected with cabinet-making and ornamental archi tecture. In speaking of the paragraph recently circulated in the newspapers, relative to the manner in which General Laeavette had invested the sunt voted to him by Congress, the National Gazette remarks—that the beloved guest wished tho national gift to be inveated in the national funds, so as to con nect his fortunes, as they have been here tofore connected, with the whole Union, and therefore asked the opinion of the Presi dent of the U nit eff StatcB as to the best mode of accomplishing that object. The latter gentleman, aware of the loss which would attend the purchase of stock at its advanced price, consulted the Board of Di rectors, who, immediately and unanimous ly, agreed to offer the General, at par, the amount which lie should desire of tile re cent four and a half per cent, loan, and also to remit his dividends to France, every Como the rival of Augusta There is no quarter, without any chnrge for agency.— doubt that IS or 20,000 bales of Cotton will be shipped there next season, Ac. Ac. This is the tone of these letters. They afford a cheering prospect to the state in general, as well as the city of Savannah— With a sound currency, an entorprising po pulation, and great natural advantages, the day is ftSt approaching when this state may look with contempt at the puny attempts to deprive her of her trade and resources. A Coroner’s Inquest was held yesterday at the Exchange Wharf, on the body of a sailor, name unknown, apparently about 40 vearB of age—had been in the water about twelve days. Verdict accidental death by drowning. The Macon Messenger states, that five of tho Creek Indiau Chiefs were at Monti- cello, where they were waiting on the 6th inst. for the arrival of Col. Campbell, from Washington ; and that there now appears to be very little donbt that tha Chiefs will readily cede that portion of their lands which are within the limits of the Btate ot OburglB* At Mr. Cooper’s benefit at the Wash, ington Theatre, on tho 7th instant, were present the President or tub United States, Mr, Secretary Adams, Mr. Secrc tary Crawford, Gen. Jackson, Gen. La vaebttb, and others. The proposal has been accepted by him, and the result is, that lie is able to invest his funds on much better terms than he could obtain by any other purchuse of na tional stocks at. their present rales. The saving to the General by this liber al offer of the bank, is six thousand dollars simply in the purchase of stock. against him. As a friend of libe-ty ind to the pernianance of our instttutiois, I can not consent, in this early state oftheir exis tence, by contributing to the electio] of a military chieftain, to give the stiongest guarantee that this republic will ma'cli in the fatal road which has conducted every utlier Republic to ruin. I owe t> your friendship this frank exposition of mj inten tions—1 am and shall continue to be assait- cd by all the abuse which partizan zeal, malignity and rivalry can invent. 1 shall view without emotion these cfl'usionsof ma lice, aud remain unshaken in my ptrposc. What is a public man worth, if he wll not expose himself, on fit occasions, ter the good of his country? As to the result of the election, 1 can not speak with absolute certainty 1 but there is every reason to believe tliat we shall avoid the daugerous precedent to which I allude. Be pleased to give my respects to Mr. , and lieiieve me always your cordial friend. IL'CLAY. Tho Honorable F. Brooke.” Tho deaths during the last year in the city of New-York, were Men 1244, Women 887, Boys 1204, Girls 1006, total 4341 This number considerably exceeds that of the preceding year, being eight hundred and ninety-seven more than what then took place. The deaths by Consumption, were sev en hundred and thirly-six. The males ex ceeded the females sixty-six in number. The number of colored persons that died of this fatal disease, amounted to one hun dred and seven. The entire deaths of this class of every complaint, were be van hun dred and eighteen, The small-pox, says tho eity Inspector, which commenced its frightful ravages in November, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three, has not yet been nrrosted in its course. During the last year, three hundred and ninety-four died of thin com plaint, of which one hundred were colored persons. This National Legislature.—On Monday, 7th instant, the Senate resumed tho considera tion of the report of the Committee on the Judiciary, unfavorable to the petition of Elienozer Oliver and othere, together with the motion to strike out of the resolution accompanying, the word “not,” so as to re verse the report. The debate on this sub ject was resumed, and continued during the whole of this day’s sitting Mr. Van Burcn spoke at great length, a- gainst the {claim of the petitioners, ground ing his objections on these points: That this question had been once decided by a competent tribunal, established at the in stance of tho parties seeking relief i that it was against the policy of ti>« govemmem, and aeaiost ihc public interest, to open uiese proceedings, and, if they were open ed, there was nothing in these claims foun ded either injustice or equity. Mr. Kelly, Mr. Seymour, ami Mr. Mills, each spoke at considerable length in reply to Mr. Van Burcn, aud in favor of the claim of the petitioners ; after which, the Senate adjourned. In the House of Representatives, Mr. Cocke from the Committee on Indian Af fairs, reported a hill tor the preservation and civilization of the Indian tribes within the U. States i which was twice read and committed. Mr. Poinsett, of S, C. offered the follow ing resolutions: “ Resolved, Than an immediate represen tation ought to be made to the Captain- General of Cuba, sotting forth the losses and injuries inflicted upon the property and persons of the citizens of the U. States, by pirates, issuing liom that island, and re- .. _ .... turning tluthi r with their plunder, and a ; law. there is the Insurrection Act, which demand upon him to muse immediate moa- can be applied by the Government to any sures to be taken fin tbe punishment of disturbed district, and by the means of that these marauders, and for the prevention of act, any person who is out of his dwelling- hitnre atrocities by them. house from sun-set to sun-rise, may be Resolved, That if the Captain-General transported without judge or jury.” should refuse or delay to adopt such mea- - ■ sures, the. President ot the U. States ought It ia amusing to see how early the cen to concert with the maritime powers inter- snrshipnfthe Stage began, and howwatch- csted in the commerce ot the VVost-Indies, fill mnnnrchs and courts have been ofits efficient means ot extirpating the pirates: powerful influence on public opinion. It is that inftbt those seas.” .interesting also, to perceive, as exhibited in After a number of remarks from Mr. P. the following article, happily preserved ill in support ol (ns resolutions, containing manuscript, the great Bard of Avon, viudi- nrncli information as to the mode in winch ; eating, under the humble title of Mr. Win. piracy is systematised i« the island of Cuba,; Shakspeare, the truth of history, and the he moved to refer the resolutions to the freedom of public discussion. We presume same committee to wlmh had been referred that itoecured at the time, neither to him- a bill from the Committee on Naval Affairs self nor to tho Surrey Magistrates, nor ei- for the Suppression ot Piracy. | ther of them, that the humble applicant for Mr. Forsyth then moved that the resolu-! a Bt age license, warned not to write about tious he on the table; winch was agreed to, j Kings till they were dead a hundred year's and they were ordered to be printed. | was so to write of them, as to make them Mr. R. H. Wilde, a member elect from live for ever in the memory of man : and Georgia, appeared, was sworn, and took .that the name of Sir Thomhs Holmes hiin- .m 611 ';. 1.1 .. . ! self, has perhaps come down thus far to us, The House resumed the consideration merely because of his connection with the of the rules to be observed in the election of rebuke of Mr William Shakspeare.—Ch. Ireland.—The arrest of Mr. O’Connell, the celebrated Irish Catholic barrister, for seditious words ulledged to have been Bjio ken at a meeting of tne Catholic Associa tion, threw Dublin into great agitation, and no doubt must have produced the liveliest sensation throughout Ireland. He is ex ceedingly popular with the whole body of the Irish Catholics, and if the government should proceed against him with much ri gor, a terrible, consuming flume may be kindled, lie remarked to tho officer who arrested him—“ There is one thing you’ll admit, Mr. Alderman, that the Attorney General will have no difficulty in getting a grand jury to find any bills ho pleases against me.” Jeremy Bcnthum has written to the Catholic Association enclosing them his subscription offive pounds towards the Catholic rent, which is a fund raised by general contribution, for the purpose of aid ing the cause of Catholic emancipation, and is likely to amount in the end to a very con siderable sum : the Cork Reporter says 150,000 pounds ayear! A prosecution was to be commenced, on the part of the Asso ciation, against the London Courier, for some atrocious libels on the Catholic col leges and Prelates. We have scarcely ever read more violent language than that of the Courier against the Association. It is not sparing of such epithets as insane, rebellious assembly, Ac. The cry of No Popery is again furiously raised by the English Jour nals. We recollect..tn Jutvc ii- uiuiiaii say m tne British House ot Com mons—“ It you write Mo Popery upon your doors, can you be aurprised if Ireland write Mo England on tier’s ?”—Mat. Gas. The Catholic Association of Ireland, in their address to the People, make the fol lowing authentic statement, as a warning to their countrymen :— “ By the law of the land, any man who joins a secret association, bound together by an oath, or any engagement or promise whatsoever, is liable to bo transported Any person who joins such a meeting by day is liable to fine, imprisonment, and whipping. Any person who joins them by night is liable to transportation. Any per son who joins them by night, in rapping at a door, or even verbally demanding arms,or ammunition, or horses, or uses any threats, or menaces against the inhabitants of the dwelling-houses, is liable to he executed quite as much as if he had committed rob bery or murder. And, besides all these punishments in the regular course of the A. R. YUXtlfcv DI.MTIST, a vi; town in a shout. gluthorpc Imd once been taken prisoner by ri XPECTS to li the French and confined very closely. IIis MU Persons wishing for his prolu, sufferings, on this occasion,formed for him services, will please rnnke un early t- a standing story, in which he in'roil need tion. Office on Broughton, a llwr,. u m fl own strange assertion, “ Oor food,” he east ofl.irnyLou-!strtiet. would say, “ was poor enough i it was no-j Feb la tiling but pom'dum. n —“ Why, sir.” Wlllll| t j be often exclaimed, '•pomatum.' the thing! a i l is impossible which the old general would IHOldsacS, cut short by saying “ possibleor impossible, QA HOGSHEADS Martinique J[,; B Isay it is a fact, and I do not understand /U\J es, just landing ami for salehy being contradicted.” Of course, this put an end to the discussion. But. on one occasion, a friend ventured to ask him if it were common pomatum, and how it was made ? “ Why,” said the gen eral “ sometimes.whenwe would be in luck, of bread and water, but commonly of horse- beans.”—“ Oh, sir," replied his friend, “that Is panada.”—“ Aye, aye,” cried the gener al, “ you say right—panada, panada—curse my stupid head—it was panada I meant all the time.” GOlitMHRCIATi. Charleston Feb. 14.—Cottons.—Liverpool advices to the oth ult. by the ship Canada, at Now-York, which reached us on Tuesday caused much excitemeut in our market, and sales of Upland- Cottons wore mude on that day, at an advance on previous rates of 1 j to 2 cents ; since which, a further advance of about 1 cent bus boon realized, in some in stances. About 7 or 8i)0d hales have been sold, a large portion believed to be on spec ulation, for re-sale. We quote it from 14 cents for very inferior; 15h and 18 tor fair; prime UU cents; and one sale at 10. Hol ders on Saturday appeared disposed to hold on upon their stocks, and there were sev eral buyers in the market, at the asking prices.—In Sett-Islands very little has been done—holders are expecting an advance on the recent high rates, which purchasers are not disposed to give. Rice.—A sympathetic feeling appears to have extended itself from Cotton, to this stsple of our state, and, indeed, to bread stuff’s generally. A sale, we learn, was iU ,,n Sntyrdav. of FANCY 1IKKHH AMD FAS IIIO M A U LE ST.ii MAKING, AND EVERT DE8CHIPTI0N OF NEEDLEWORK, EXECUTED ON REASONABLE TEBMJ. MISS E. RYAN, > R espectfully acquaints the dn- zens of Savannah, and the public is general, that she carries an the above busi , ness in Bnrnard-Sti'u*. 'wo doers tut ynry auneno* no., D.imfrUo., t? t ,eel, where sbe will IbanWt. ly receive and promptly execute any orden quote t nnd from that.down to p}.. A vc- “b^B—OimZZ^'apprentices will k ry large portion of the purchases of the 1 - ■ ■ 1 Feh 16 L. PETTY Wp Flour, Whiskey, Pork fit la-j Landing from schooner Felix KAA-BARRELS Now-Orlenns’F!r; ofthe most approved brands warranted equal to any that ever comtsi this market. 71 Barrels Whiskey 50 do Pork 30 Kegs Lard For sale by J. B. HERBERT k CO. Feb 16 Notice. A LL persons having demands j[sb the estate ofthe Into David Kdu irdi (house carpenter) dec. arc requestediorc der them, properly attested, immediuttls j ami all persons indebted,'to make imnirl ate payment, to H. B. HATHA WAY, Ala: Feb 16 toil. ntijjl j with tliut exception,’ however, we ' know of no other above 43?, at which ~ — .1 t* A.I..E .1 . Alai a week have been on speculation ; it is, there fore, impossible to say how long i lie pre sent rates may be sustained, or whether e- ven a further advance in price may not take place. Exchange »SH\—Bills on England decline, ae produce advances in price—b per ct prom was the most that could be obtained on Sa turday—and Bills on the North are in very little request.—North-Carolina and Geor gia Bank Bills have nearly disappeared from out market, and could not be procured in any amount, even at the smallest discount. Freights.—'There has been some improve- provement since last week—Jd for Cotton, to England, in square, and 7 0tlis in round bales, was paid on Saturduy. To France, nothing doing—two French ships, partial ly loaded, cannot fill up at l£ cents. Kina wsmsl PORT OP SAVAlfSAH. taken to the above business. Feb 14 ARRIVED, Steam Boat Edgefield, Sassard, 27 hours! from Hamburg, 126 bales Cotton, to G. Ji. : Lamar, Bliss A Wadsworth, and Ponce A i Mackenzie, and 674 hales Cotton, and 7 passengers for Charleston. Pole Boat Wild Air, from Augusta, with 520 bales Cotton, to G. B. Lamar, P. Hill, Ponce A Mackenzie, and J. 0. Holcombe, j For sale by PHILERICK& SCRANTB>-,. SAILED, I fob » Hr. brig Eliza Ann, Baird, for Liverpool j: . . ., . schr. Lydia, for Boston. |iS«. I l ilDaCCO, Vjill’, ' U. Cutter, Laid, firms i c. Just received by ship fFm. JFallai', “I /"W FIRKINS Goshen Butter, 1st qtiiC; JLU ¥0 Kegs Lard, from do to 10 lbse.vi 10 Barrels Burlington llams, Mu. size 10 Half barrel*) Mesa Pork 10 do do Pig do 10 Casks Cheese, tirst quality 30,000 American Sugars IN STORE, 100 Barrels Pilot and Navy Bread 50 do Beef and Pork 50 do Tar. Piti'h and Rosin Cordage, Leads. Lines, ami Twin Together with n full assnrtmfnt ol' GROCERIES AJfD PRonstOX*. O’ Ship Stores put up at short notice and low prices, by ABNER BASSFaTT, No. 1, Mongin’s Now Building* Jan 26 Just ltecc-iveA ir. tove, 1 ft BAGS Prime Green CofTce JL vf 20 Hogsheads Philadelphia Wl.i>k*y 12 Barrels Apples 1 do Dried Apples 4 Dozen Martinique Cordials 1000 Bunches Onions The ship Eliza, Winkley, for this port, sailed from Hampton Roads, on the 4th instant. ^n Ki , 9j\J 2 pipes Holland Gin 7 “. Brandy LICENSING THEATRES. President. Courier. After some debate tbe committee rose, and were discharged from their futher consideration. They were then taken up 1 Extract/rom a curious old manuscript in JIa- in order—the firi-t and second rules were! lone’a collection^ in the Bodlceian Library. pawed with a trifling amendment. Yesterday being the day appointed for The third rule having been read, a mo- Licensing the various Theatres, a full meet- tmn was made to strike out the last clause, ing of the Surrey Magistrates took place, which orders the gallvrus to be cleared at The first application was made by Mr. the request ot the delegation of any ono | Win. Shakspeare for the renewal of his li- I cense for the Globe theatre on the Bank The question on this amendment was side. Sir Thomas Holmes felt considerable hes- 1 M carried. The rule was further amended by adding the word stenographers—it now stands thus :— 3d. The doors of the ed during the balloting, Members ofthe Stenographers, and the Of- theatre, a Play called Henry Fill ? Mr. j tira.^alt'en'rkemiUanotCGhamMin-Ore- Shakspeare admitted he had. Mr. Thus., an, Marshall; Java, Richardson “ Fran- T'ipner; .Jasper, Smith; and Hannah A [They will bo found in th* Georgian of the and witnessed tho representation ; his feel- H'ealyrHathorn*'BaHimnre , . r , y!!mn' pi° ge ’ '“‘“‘•I W were truly shocked. Mr. Shakspeare I per Corsair. For sale hy J. B. HERBERT A CO. Feb 15 — — The Spanish corvette /hmir, of Cadiz, has 1 R^JdZ' 8 ~ ?l '^ ^ captured the Colombian schr. of war Clara, ” anil carried her into Havana. arrived rnow this port, At Havre, 26th Dec. brig Ann. Snow. At Norfolk, 5th inst. schr. John S. Spence, Bis6cll; 6th, schr Northern Liberty,Crowell. CLEARED FOR THIS POUT, At Charleston,on Monday, sloop Express, Hammett. UP rOB THU PORT, At Augusta, Bteam boat Henry Shultz, Lubbock, to leave un Thursday. [bv the fklix.J Up Mew-Orle-ms. Jan. 29.-Ships Herald, I Foreman, New-Yo’rk ; Mogul, Bradshaw, j do ; Mary, Beach, do; Clarissa, Orne, Bos ton ; Edward, Howard, New-York; Jamc Feinting V- per. ft REAMS of good quality Imppmj Printing Paper, for sale at costae* charges for cash. Apply at this Off.ce. dec 27 l in. (J Q BARRELS Northern Gin. for ' a «7 O £y CALVIN BAKER- Jnn 4 Sivanimh Libnmj. . TateTdo ;Canowt, Whitney, A>**ci* X EW »••<* complete C«.l^p.« rflkxte itation in assenting to the renewal of tho li- cero, Trip, do ; Florian, Packard do- Alis. ^ belonging to this Institution, may 61 ii 11 , „ . , caonc. He would put one question to Mr.] souri, Sullivan, do; Rebecca, Harris’ do-1 1,11,1 Qt th,! Lil,r6r y Room - Price 25 cU ■Hall shall be clos- Shakspeare. Had he, or had he not written Clifford Wavne. White 4*. ai’! Feh 9 64 _ g. except against and caused to be represented at the Globe. hert, Collins; Entercrize p«i„„ . aphers. and the Of- theatre, a Plav called lent ? U. :n.,;™ h._?.. erpn ”i. i Sta ‘ \ ,.<r tiers ofthe House." Shakspeare admitted he had. Mr. . The remaining rules were then severally Holmes then stated, he had only put tlie'cie , ,.u, read and adop^ted^withoR}^amendment.— question lor form ; he had hilnself attended Elizabeth, Thing, all for N ’YorT"n “ “ ' seed tho representation-.his fuel- Healy; Hathorn. Baltimore ;C.dmuL Place ings were truly shocked. Mr. Shakspeare Charleston; Hollon, Leslie, Alexandra =5* had represented our late revered Sovereign D.C.; Mnrv Casdoro n,»,w„,! i" i i ’ Havana. Feb. 5—Flour is again getting as labouring to procure a divorce from Joseph, Bishop, Providence • James' M ™ ! i0n .rl , !Z ar0 l , ; ,> Z lh !c gr ^'’” r m ' 11 ' well; the article is really scarce; iol could levying cruel and oppressive taxes on the sels in'port "'shins 40'"hrim'S 00 " v ™' tention to Faccmthon than the whttgs man- j be readily obtained. j people in his Majesty’s name; circumatan- ( 14, sloops 3—total 99,’ Steam Boats sw'^ 8 toiuv'kAiig. A FEW dozen of Day A Martin's Genu ine Blacking, for sale by P. E. BRASSINNE, Druggist, opposite the Exchange- Jan 26 Hair M.ft\tra»8e8. J UST received by the'William Wfaflat* an additional supply of DOUBLE a" SINGLE HAIR MATTRASSES, whit* will he warranted nf the beet quality. I, W.MORREU- Jaa 37