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V aatPiBAa&sT' BY O. * W. ROBERTSON prni.isnrMH ok tiik i.uvs of tiik vmon daily pa mi, : : COUNTRY I'M'KH. : EIGHT DOI.I. Ills. : FIV F. 1)01 L MIR BAVjLSWrJfc THURSDAY MOl!XIMi, MARCUS. In Cot'Ncu,, February .’II, IHtts. On motion, R solrnl. Tlmt the Mayor Jo Hqtiest. by public notice, the citizens of Savannah ami Country, to meet and make curb preparations for the reception of (Sen. Lafayettk, us they may think proper, ami appoint a Committee to unite with a Com mittee of this Corporation, for the forego ing purpose. Fellow-Cithers : Iu conformity with the above resolution, you are respectfully requested to convene in the Council Room, on THURSDAY NEXT, Jd March, at one o’clock. P. M. Tory respectfully, Your fellow-citizen, W. C. DAN1ELL, Mayor. BRIGADE ORDERS. Savannah, M.ah ii 2.11)25. In pursuance of Division Orders, of the 84th lilt, jmt received, “All Volunteer Corps of Artillery, Cavalry, Infantry, and Riflemen,” within the First Brigade, are ordered " to hold themselves in readiness, completely armed and equipped, to receive General Lafayette with military honors, at any point to which any portion of them may be ordered.” Field Officers will see to the promulga tion and execution of these orders, within their respective commands, Rij ortlcr of flea. Ifmien, SAMUEL STILES, Aid-de-Camp. At a meeting of the officers of the First Regiment, and of the Georgia Hussars, held at tile Exchange, yesterday, sevcrul resolutions relative to the reception of Gen. Lvfayftte, were passed, and the follow ing officers appointed a Committee for the purpose of carrying them into effect:— Col. Marshall, Muj. Williams, Capt. Hunter, Cupt. II ogins, Capt. PooLV.a, Lieut. Sciiley. Another failure of the mail north of Charleston, Inst night. Four will be due this evening. If those scandalous failur. An extract of a letter to the editor ofthr Charleston Mercury, dated at Havana, on the 10th nit. says—“ Since the arrival of the Spanish fleet and convoy at this port from Ferrol, an addition^ duty of one real per barrel, has been laid on flour, and it is tisllnd with having reduced us, by force of arms, to such a statu of degradation and wretchedness as was never before, I believe endured hv a people, the French employ a host of spies, informers, and policemen, to misrepresent and vilify every thing Hint is Spanish. When Ferdinand orders an act of wan SELECTED POETAT. lunicatfQ^ tending to tho benefit or thi* I For IMiiliulc said to be in contemplation to increase tho ton cruelty, wliieh nobody here cm, disco- , . . ... : ver any motive for bovond his Koval ca- dutics on sugar and coffee. | price, the French Journals are sum to bo “The brig Mexico, from some port in provided with some seeming just itiention, Franco, bound to Now-Orloans, called olf flio object of which is, to screen the Hour- . .. . 4 , 4l lions from appearing to the world in tleur the Moro, last evening, and the captain ot “ h her, iu company with Captain Ramaof. the U. S. Navy, a passenger in tho came into town. 1 understand that ''»!«•: j-,, there *nid that the King ofS, ......... R. lull Baris on the 5th January, and the last shown a disposition to myderiition, and vessel is supposed to bring some interesting If tho reader of tho following delicate and pathetic lines, does not fuel their in fluence, uud admire their beauties, he can have little sympathy with tile true spirit of poetic inspiration, natural imagery, and harmonious vorailicatiun:— THE DEATH OF THE FIRSTBORN. mumcatl rising generation, I sliall with pleasure do it, but I cannot enter into discussions, as my time or inclination will not permit it. I*. ulclplii;^ trim colors. °f> Wlmt bringHTUc to the subject is having io brig,' read in the late Paris Journals oiip oft hose My sweet one, my i r 1 ' gross impostures above complained of. It The tears were i *; is there said that the King of Spaiu has at When lir.-t 1 claspt Fno.M India.—Tim captain ofthe British ship June, arrived, at New-York, from Cal cutta, states, that the Burmese war in India was believed to be nearly at an end. In formation had reached Calcutta in the end of August, tlmt every tiling was quiet, at. Rangoon that the inhabitants whohadlefj the pluce were returning, and thut they ap- pered disposed to submit to the government of the English. A second expedition hud been sent from Bombay against, the refrac tory Arabs near Camfi.la ; they amoun ted to 3000 disciplined troops, and were commanded by a Turk and two Englishmen. The interior between Mocha and Senna continued in a si ate of blockade. 1IY AI.AUIC A. WATTS. Fare thee well,thou first and fairest! Furu lliee well, thou beat uud dearest! Burnt. my sweet one, in my eyes clasped tliee to my lieurt, And heard thy feeble cries a. sorted, in proof of this, that the Minister For 1 thought of all tliul I had borne ofthe Un'fed States of America, Mr. Nol- As I bent me down to kiss son, bad attended conferences of Foreign Thy cherry lips and sunny brow, Ambassadors at the Escnrial for several ( My first boru bud of bliss ! successive days. Was this true, we should ; hope for some good result, as the American I turned to many a withered hope,— Republic can have no interest in meddling ' To years of grief and pain,— with the policy of Spain, except to give , And the cruel wrongs of a bitter world honest, council ; hut unfortunately there is Flushed o’er my boding brain :— l he whole story ■ I thought of friends, grown worse than cold, not n wol d of truth in it; Ll ATIIF.ll COVKIIINO - OR ship’s BOTTOMS * It has been stated that the experiment with leather, recently made upon a schooner at New-York, did not answer the purpose in tended. A Boston paper informs ns that another experiment was made upon the ship Yiigi- nia, the bottom of which was covered with leather about 5 mouths ago. and ttius far it is found to answer equally us well if not hotter than copper. Tne ship lias since made a voyage to the Mediterranean, from whence she returned a few days since, and now lies in Boston. The leather now appears as bright and clean us when it was first put on, although the sheathing ofthe ship was full of barnacles. The captain, who went tho voyage in her, as well as other shipmasters, are of opinion that the leather will answer every purpose of copper. If this he the fact, the improvement will be important, us we are informed that the expense of a leather covering is not more than one third that of copper. Theotliccof tli»* Raleigh Star, was en- Tered I hr*nigh a back window on Sunday night fin* 30ih nit. and a desk broken open —but no monky having been found, (and the foolish robbers might have known with* nit an examination, that Mt\\F,Y never finds its way into a Printiivj Off! ■#*.) the fellows left the “ Star” office. mid paid their compliments to that of our friend Jo. Gales •there, it seems, they were mere lucky: for they ronbed our broth *r of the type, of about liv< ntj-fiee dollars!!! Money appear ed to he the only object of these rogues, for y molested nothing else in either of the olli os, except making prize of the waro- rooin .Ivy of the S'ar odir *. What put it into the bonds of these follows to except to find mow t in a priming otliee, we cannot divine.—\V. C ' trol *t* ,u. s Thomas Moore is proparing for publicn- do nut claim the notice ol the department tion, a poetical work of a very novel cliar- ind obtain the infliction ofthe penally of acter; it is to be colled “Evenings in the law, the law is but a dead letter. Qpluinns are necessarily meagre. Our Shipwreck.—A letter received by a mer chant of this city, from Havana, duted on Greece,” and to consist of short lyrical poemswliich are to be accompanied with music. A new tragedy entitled Cains Gracchus, on the l»th of February, states, that the written by the author of Virginias, was per icliooner Sop I iron ia. was cust away and that the crew had arrived at Mutanzas. No further particulars are given. The Sophronia, was commanded by Captain Robinson, who was part owner, and was loaded with lumber and other articles, a part of which is insured. She sailed from this port on the 2d ult. for Havana* formed for the first time in America, in Philadelphia, on the night of the llfli lilt. The part of Cains Gracchus, was perform ed by Mr. Cooper. The Cotton Speculation.—The brig Francis Miller, arrived yesterday, passed on the 21st ultimo, off the Buiize a New During the last year 197 new pieces were performed ut rhe different Thealresof Fa ns, among which were 9 Tragedies, 20 Comedies, and 10 Comic Operas. The total number in 1023 was 203* " Commerce with Colombia.—Bogota. St pi. 13, 1321.—Shi—The prohibitory laws ’ i and decrees of Colombia, against tin* ini- York pilot-boat, bound in. In the Gulpli portntion of certain articles into this conn* Stream, a few days afterwards, the same try upp' aring to be imperfectly iind.*r-tood, , , ... , i, ,f 1 , , , . and some British merchants having recent- boat came up wnh the r. JM. bound back to ....... ; . .... w „ , 1 ly fallen into a misconception of the one reia- New-York. She proved to be the New j tive to Biigur. from its not being sullicienily York boat Grand-Caiiul, the same, no doubt,. explicit, 1 bog to t ransmit to you a list ol ...» . , . ... . . ... j the articles pi uhibited, with tin* respective which touched off tin* port with the intcll.-1 pnlinltlllli al ! (11 . hl . (l tho vlolltioll ',(■ thl . gi-iice of the late rise of Cotton in Europe, j laws, lur the guidance of merchant* em- The passage from New-York was complut-1 harking iu the trade of Colomhiii. and for ..... , . * • , ! t he purpose of obviating the recurrence of ed hi twenty-one dav«, and in two days 1 L , ,. , ... f J t * a misiindersiauding, out ot wliic.li, under tin more probably her intelligence reached New : most favorable circums'iinces, it is dillicull Orleans, The mail is tw« my sevon daysi for persons to disetnbamiss themselves, between those two places, so that doubtless more exten-ive purchases than were made in this city, were made in New-Orlcuns. At u mating ofthe Republican Mem ber- ot ti.o Legislature of Mussachii- uithout considerable delay and incoiivc nience. (Signed] JAM ES HENDERSON, II. B. M. Consul-General. John Bennett, Esq. Sec’ry at Lloyd’s. *4 Hides l*roll ibiU r/, By law of the Congress of Sept.. 27,1921 — CufFuv, Cocoa. 1 e.lii'M. is a pioce of invention by tho French to Of persecuting foes,— blind foreign nations ns to the real state of And l asked of Heaven, ifills like these Must mar thy youth’s repose ! blind foreign the case. So far from Ferdinand relaxing in his tvrnnicnl proceedings since he was threat ened with the loss of his executioners. I gazed upon thy quiet face— the French soldiers, lie has positively in- isedthe measure of cruoltv and blood, which the prisons, the ads of the Police, and the daily executions by the military tribunals, abundantly nt ! ost. CfUIOSITIF.9 OF THE M'UKF.T.—Yoster- lav morning a man appear* d at our mara. * with usn* k hag tilled with Robbins! He tated that on Saturday evening last, im mense Berks of these birds appeared at tie- mouth of App »mat.tox river, and as night, pproachod, aiightingon the trees in the vi- inity, people were enab! *d with tho aid of torch lights, to killsom • thousands oftliein. The person above mentioned, himself a t« r ascending one tree, took more than 700 with his own bunds.—J > vtcntbor^\[Vt'jltcp. Curiosity.—We are told by a gentle man residing in the parish of Ea^t Felici ana. that the river Comite has recency that the been so tilled with fish. Thai the inhabitants could walk in to where the water w.**s three or four feet deep, an.ltake with t.ieir hands what quantity they pleased. The water.- wvro lit oily alive with these inhabitants. Wlmt ttil'ls to this curiosity, ** tlm» the species of lisli : hat lias been so nmn-Taus, is the Sardin. hitherto, unknown, Comite river.—Lov. Jour. II.ii: blinded by,my tears— Tillgieanw of bliss unfelL before, Came brightening on my fears,— Sw« '•! rays of hope that fairer shone Mid tin* clouds ot gloom that bound them, As stars dart down their loveliest light When midnight skies are round ilium* My sweet one, my sweet one, Thy life’s brief hour is o’er, And a father’s anxious tears for thee Can fever ino no inure ; And for toe hopes—Lho sun-hright hopes— Thai bloHsome i ut t hy birth.— Tin y oo have Aid, to prove how frail Are cherished things ofeurlh! ’Tin true that thou wort young, my child, But though buei'ihy span beiow, To me it was a lit; le age Of agony ami woe ; For fiom thy tir.-t faint dawn of life Thy cheek negun io fade, And my ii art oad scarce thy welcome hreathod Ere my hopes were wrapt in shade. Oh the child, in hours of health and bloom, That is dear a& thou wort then, (Lows tar more prized—more fondly loved— In sickness and in pain ; And thus ’i was thine to prove, dear babe When every hope was lost, Ten tiin'-s more precious to my soul— For all that thou hadst cost! Cradled in thy fair mother’s arms, We wai'l». d thee, day ny day, Bale like mo second how of Heaven, As gently wasl away ; And, sick with dark tuivboding tears We dared not breathe aloud, Sat. hand iu hand, in speechless grief To wait death’s coining cloud. TO THE EDITORS OF THE OF. OHO I AN. . Tho packet brier ^ P It A N C 11 S, Cupf, Crtj'i. To sail won. For freight or sage, having excellent accommodation, ' ply to tho captain on hoard, or to “h WILLIAM NK| p T'twl. anil for nut, L As a ball is contemplated to bo given to landing from mil'Ft ml. anil J'ur ml, on inr ii hurj % Hogsheads and Barrels WlihkcvnP General Lafayette, I would suggest that it bo of a military character. The masons 1 would give, are, that it will afford oppor tunity for a inure splendid display t that it would probably be better attended, by in- j ducing many come forward, who n»ay un der other circumstances decline; that it is most consonant to public feeding ; mid that it would be more appropriate than any oth-! er, as an offering to the old soldier, scarred in the cause of freedom. t Barrels and hall bids. Huporfme pV; .. An invoice ready made Domestic (v tliil.; . * r March!! ^ | M uch 3 To Let, An excollcnt Store in Mm'.,. Rqiinrc, lately occupied ny n, 1’urkiiiB. For piirticulnr- JAMES M’UONKEV,' - - d 1 . 1 eoaiMyincxAT.. u\u‘VYi)V CuvtaiilWiin, ; K SIX Gallon Kegs “ DytrV'b.,• f, Prices Current in Columbia, Feb. 20.— Cotton, 13 a |7 cts ; Corn, 75 ; Flour, Country, J"); Northern. Sugars. 8 to 115 runt Wine, put - family use up expressly 2 Pipes “ ScignettV* Brandy, Wi , ranted pure 50 Barrels India Point Gin I2£ ; Coflee, 20 to 23 ; Bin on 7 to 3 ; Whis key, 40 ; Rum, (Jam.) JI 50 ; Brandy (Peach,) 50; Brandy, (Cogniuc, jjt 50 to $*) ; Gin. (Northern,) 40 to 50: do. Holland, Cl 25 to 1 50; Sail, (Liverpool,) 37.} ; do. i i hags of 1 bush. 3 50 ; Molasses, 45 to 5 > cts. ; Fodder, $1 25 to 1 50. Markets at Pernambuco—.Thc brig James & Mary, at Philadelphia from Pernambuco, whence sin* sailed on the 90th January, re ports that the market at Pernambuco was glutted with all kinds of foreign merchan dize. The quantity of flour on hand was estimated at 1400 bills, equal to a year’s supply. It was retailing at rs. 7000. Ev- • rv other article of produce equally low and dull. Tho crop of sugars had failed short one half, in consequence of which that ar- tidchid advanced to rs. 2.000 n 2,200.— Hides scarce at rs. 3,200 each. MARLif.9, On Tuesday evening Inst, hv the Rev. Mr. M alv, Mr. John C. Bi.ance, to Mis Vfi.ai;*•, Hums bo*Ii of :his citv. if) The friends and acquaintance of Cupt. John M Russel, are r»qtie.-ted to attend his funeral THIS MORNING, at ten o’edk. from hi* bite residence. W W W !■«» k JUllMlM POUT or SAVANNAH. it enmr at length;—oVrthy bright blue cyo The film was ga'hering i’ast.— And all awful shade parsed (Par thy brow, Tne deepest and the Iasi ;— in the l fl thicker giwliw* strove thy breath, W« raised thy drooping head,— A inonioiit more—the final pang— And thou wort of the dead ! PnopiiEciF.s run tiik yf.\r 192",—Tn the course ot this year, a number of Ladies will catch cold for want of clothing ; while oth is will carry t heir whole wardrobe on their back, and yet be starved to death. A number of shops aim Iiouscb will be broi,on operand a deal of valuable proper ty stolen ; after wlih h it will he discover ed that lln rewasa r niissm ^ in the fas- Toniug of doors and .shutiers. Several young Ladies, ot good property. . . will full violently in love, wilii young men *. hiid thee down in thy sinless rest, of no property or expect at i-'i»n ; dc-ndful disappointnmiits will conscquouily eimuc on both sides. Thy gentle mother turned away T > hide her luce from me, An l murmur ! low ol heaven’s behests, And nlis- attain' d by then;— Sli would have chid me that 1 mourned A doom so blest a. 1 - thine. Had not her own deep grief burst forth In tears as wild as mine ! Aklti V KU, Brig Francis Miller, Berry, Ncw-Orlcam* 3 day.-, to Geo. Gordon. Brig Frances, Croft, Philadelphia 8 days, with u full cargo, to Win. Neff, owner— consignees, Scarbrough t'k. Clark, YV. T. Wihaius. Kerr.' &l G rati am, S. C. J. Schenck, J. Kopnian 6l co. Ponce & Mac kenzie, A. G. Miller, J. B. Herbert & co. Gaudry & Herbert, P. Hill, Geo. Ryerson, Johnston. Hills & co. M. Hopkins, Jus. Hunter, II. Ca.-sidy, L. Petty, I. 1C. Telit, J. M. Russel. FadbiUigers, Mrs Dennis, 2 children and siTvaut. For sale low by K1)W\ PADIILFnp^ At the Counting-Room of Orray Tift! March 3 fiji, ’* Potatoes. 7 K TIERCES Prime Northern f.J toes just received and for sale BRADLEY, CLAGIIOUN At \\oCll. •March 3 Ne\v-()i leans Sui*iu, O F a sii|)orior quality, laadiiijr fn n. 5 Francis M.llvr, liir siiIk Inw lY. n M wnarf. bv M ir. li 3 GEO. GOIIIU, m —jia • t \s I'ulYnvviiifc Rviiwii, \ CHRISTIAN INDIAN, oftlioU..:. nliee Naliun, t>2( ctmts. “Then raising borw ll iu tbe bed aiulzr. ing a tear that Was Hilling t’rcin ii-r sin. with a sweet smile began tr. relate it!,at Old had done thr Iter soul while up..n u; sick bed.”—J/etttotrs. THE llETHO. 6 PF.CT, or review td'Provitleneiul Merries. w :, | e. d.ites til'various elmrticters, and draw to Naval Officers, fruin the sam London edition, 75 runts ELLIOTT ff BOTANY, of South Charnlina, No. 7, of the M vo|. lime, which conipletns the work. TARIFF, Oil RATES OF I’Uirs, l.aynhlenn imported goods, ns sottM lv the Guin|iti'oller—with Gitstnin-llousol'criiit ii ml several imiiortant Commercial Laws of tho United Stat"s, 75 cents. Children’s Hooks, with coloured Flutes New Music for the Piutio Fine Drawing Pencils S. C. it J. 8CIIEXCK. March 3 8.)c ASTRO NO Y11C4L And from ihiue infant broiv Culled oiio -oil lock of radiant hair— Our onlv solace now,— nd |T i: n pin. -‘H around thy bonuteons corpae, ;Twin ros<‘ buds in thy little hands, j And jasmine at thy feet. Several coaches will be overturned, ana i , passengers severely hurl; tut* coiiscqnen-1 H°wcr» not more hir and sweet— ces will be, tin y will obtain damages. A great many lectures and sermons will be preached nnd unattended to. ' . . Novel reading will be all the rage, nnd -Tlmugh other offspring still bo ours, voting misses rise early and go to lied late.. __./** rphan,*'* as thou, to read love tales. WR i a.! the beuiUv ot tin ch Ii will be the fashion for Indies tn wear no * s ,,,s hine ol t hy brow pockets, and from circumstances some geu* * IM ‘' r n< v, ' r rnn fhe hud Our early fondu Charleston, March L—Arrived, Fr. ship Edmond, Meatre, Basbuterre, (Guud.) 15 days. Ship Frederick, Sargent, Portsmouth (N. H.} 14 days. B'ig Hnpu, (of N-’W-York) Sanderson, j Mutanzas 3 days, in disliean, bound to Phi- ; ladelphia. I Schr. Einelinc, Hatfield, St. JoIhih, (E. F.) 30 hours Sloop Leopard, Sturtevaiit, Darien 2 days. S.oop Flora, Briggs. St. Simons 2 days. Cleared, brig Muine, Townsend. New Orleans ; schr Al'.rin». Burr, New-Orleans; schr. Pilot, Haskell Si. C itlmrin*'’-. (Ga.) Went to St a brig Miller, Taggart, New York; sloop William, Swasey, St. Augus tine Neivbf.rn. N.C. Feb. 19.—Arrived, Bchr Milo, Wicl.er. St. Thomas; packet schr. Convoy, Whitehurst. 4 dnv.-fiom N. York. Cieaiv«|. sehr. Itanid Perkins. St. B ir’**. Mr ok— circumstances some gen tlemen may not require any. 1 ,Mr ,r,r, . v fondueHs nur.-t. Several duels will occur, when the par- ,, - v ,n;i y h** lovely and beloved, ties will iriit-s fire it being their original in- i ’’ !,s 1,1,1 * , * ie — l h«' fn**t ! tentinn not to hurt each other. Great preparations will lie made for trnv- ‘ ‘ ,:,ST ■ ‘*" w man . v a m , *mory bright oiling excursions, but little pains taken to * l,,# OM, ‘ 8 ' v, *et .word *uit bring, prepare for that journey fruin whence no Beit hlosw'metl. drooped, and died, traveller returns. I _ J*.’,d <i;r!,»f..| spring ; liouAncve, R ESPECFULLY informs the citiz'*n«c{ iSavariuali I hat he has engaaoil ii.3 Tlmutre, whi« Ii will !»e comfortahiy l'.t • f ji for the delivery of his Lectures and tie play o 'iis Apparatus. The Lectures e.!| ,ormoeiice about tne niiilh in.A. and a: * delivered at the rate of three per weik, mi* til concluded. Terms, time of commencement, nul a!! at her particulars, in a future paper. March 3 R o 9 A/YfA BUSHELS PRIME TORN. — on hoard schooner Gleaner t wenty Dollars !ie\va;.1. ANA WAY fn m the subtcr.l)- r .*cr’? tiim* in December last, a negro i:m named TC)XEY. about five feet ten irr i high, with prominent eyes and mile rn i ?'• matiding countcuniice, and dark « l :m. Ii?. formerly belmigeii to the i state of W.i-kii c* ton. of South Curolina. and it is su;i;-<’.- i he has made his way hack to Aslu*}).t*. -a whence he was brought. Tu nty d* ts will be given if delivt red to the subs* i.** or ten dollars if lodgi d in anv jail. I). T TIMOTHY. Of fervid tbidings passed away— Tl'o. f* early seeds of bliss, That germinate in hearts unseared By such a world us this ! si is, it was agreed to support the Honor-; ses—under the penally of the confiscation ab'v Lf. i Li>cul.n, «k Governor, and His °* v °*wcl and cargo. Honor Marcus Morton, ns Lieutenant- Governor, at the ensuing election. The appeal in behalf of Tardy, convic ted of a conspiracy to steal a pilot-boat iu Charleston, having been overruled, he was, on Mon Jay, sentenced to two years’ iin* prison ment. By decree of the executive of January 2tf, 1323— All productions and manufac tures of Spain, or her dependencies, after being warned off, under the penalty of the condemnation of the vessel, and destruc tion of the cargo. By law of the Congress of July, 4, 1323 My sweet one, my sweet one. My Fairest, and my First! When I think of wlmt thou mighf’at have been, M heart is like to pm ft; Several affectionate epistles will this year he read in the Courts of London and West minster, being strong symptoms of *' liivnch of promise.” Severul infants will take loave of their minority ; become knowing ones, play a high game of sneculafion, and be taken iu. So ndy not tit Whit (cross or the Fleet ! \ Jon love {(ifll'W W»n tul' l» O UM'*vn?C- ted turn ; nnd fin* disappointed party will go a brain shooting. Two or three Englishmen, towards m xt November, will take leav . _ B age of discovery. In tho long vacation several fashinnnldos will ret urn to town, from the country, where * l,re ^ , n ^now-llnko ero it fulls they have been rusticating to avoid the And takes the stain of earth, morning visits of those troubhvonie iutru- Wi*h not. a taint, of mortal life —Gunpowder, Toliucco, whether in leaf, j dors, tis Messrs. Doe and Rm. Lvcepf thy mortal birth,— amtl'or rappee, under tho pouul'y I Some dealers and chapineii will come tin- car ‘V Diste the spring But :' ! cams of gtadness through my gloom Their soothing radiance dart, , mil (rn on a v.iv-: Andjny Figli.-, urn hush’d my tears are dried, ' 1 Win n 1 turn to what thou art! ega rs, My Fairest and rny First! Common Schools.—The average number of children taught in the common schools of the state of New-York, during nine months of the year 1324, was 402,940.— There are in the state 7,042 school dis tricts and the sumo number of common bcbools ; 311 new school districts have been formed, during tho year 1321 — 25,900 more children have linen instructed in t he year 1324, in common schools, than in the preceding year—and, the sum of of confiscation of the articles and the yes- 1 d»*r 'he notice of the L-v.l Chancellor, as Fej* which so many thirst, sol, or the whole, or any other part of the bankrupts, when their friends wdl discov- bins—eternal bliss-—is thine, cargo, if belonging to the proprietor of the er, that they ought not to have given din- contraband articles. ; ners and feasts, to which they were invited By law of the Congress of August 2, and partook. 1323—Foreign spirits, extracted I'nnn the Great murmurs nnd discontent will rise sugar cane, or their compounds, under pen- among dicers apprentices, in consequence ally of the confiscation of the vessel uud of next Chrisinas Day falling on u Sunday, spirits. TO THE EDITOns OF THE GEORGIAN. Not to notice the favor “ Rockingham” has done me, would bn a want of politeness, By law of the CciiiRreHii ol’ July 0.1821 Extiuct— No pride of talents, nor I therefore request, you will bo so m.od to —Foreign salt, under die penalty oi'conlis- haughtiness ot spirit, can entirely eradicate ,. t . . . .. cutiou oil he vcbsel uud snll. that natural and feminine sentiment which ,ll ' orm him, through the medium of your * The term “sugar ” is hero considered impels a woman to look up to man as a so- useful publication, that 1 must decline en- to iiiiply tho raw iimloriuj, us well us every perinr lioinp. Indeed, so instill, tiv.-ly dee. t tr i,i p into any disqnisitoiisoflho nature he denomination ol rclim-d sugars. her lieurt demand this (list i ctinn lor the ... , , , __ I ohjeitl of its elmi. e Hint, even in the most requeslF-Utcy lend to discussions which ill assorted attaclnnoiits, wherein passion I have endoavored to avoid through life 'd., |VV*'^^ffreman lots completely usurped the place of reason. Twmhj-fonr yeort of nctunl service, nii.rht diif’741 01 cents lias been mild to to.-1• P'' n " H,Mul 1 *' 1 na|iitalotSua n,np- it is curious to observe how this feeling still , .. r, glll. 741 01 cunts, tins neon pain to lea Ull . lut. st Inn papes t-Mndrid, as-,.rts its power, ami how tenacious it he- I'lnfi me in a situation to reply to Ins wish cliors of common schools, during the year •' ... 1824, out of tho monies drawn from the state treasury, from the local school fund and fi.tn the amount raised by tax. j tjje chauuel pftbc Fruueh i'rest. Nvl sa- has truly and beautifully said. j While 1 can furnish you with any con). pears ill me latest. Inn papersMudrid, asserts its power, and how tenneions it |,c- piacu me a siiuu.ion lorepty ro ms wish- ; J ftmmry) ^ ru | ler ,. b lr: P’-' 1 ." ’)—Aiiiongst the multitude of evils enmes in magnifying the slightest merit” in cs respecting the dtt'ios of n soldier, but less they eall nnd puy the it*iil^nnt 'im.'Tl'.st'iI.'mihfir'! | l,y F T n '"’ vyorthL'.sf. character, and creating thiB . with all due deference to him, I must '-’" lh i,,8t - thut luvie* will I , it is not tin least Hint Hie wot Id cun know for it imaginary claim, tn regard nnd to suit- , property advertised for si “’nothing of us, but what lirst passes through mi.-sion. She tuw God in him," Milton alsl> F. M. ST Feb 21 HALL & HOYT. iVtM, c .li •U.-ua.O. i cl Uud l tii/it. l >: ongh Lines ;>nd . ed ords vVo hundred and fifty dozen Plough JL Lims 50 I> izon Bed Con's For s.ih* hv N. B. WEED. Feb ‘>il C. C. GRISWOLD, offers forstio. 4 TONS Share Mm.Ids or 1 Ton Steel HH1 Kegs White I.end 22 do Black Paint 5 do Spuni-h Prows In Burn Is W luting Feb ’2 liiskcy T^°R SALE by *- F. li “3 T. S. LUTHER. Just Hcraved, DV th- brig France fend t!;;p »+ U -m I'liiladidpliid, 20 Hoghlmads ^ Phihdnlpliia R;’ 20n B mdn J Whiskey, loo Barrels first and btreond Loaf Sugar 50 Bags Green Coffee *3 Tons Shot ass’d For sale by 1». M’DERMOTT Jan 5 JVii i my irloc- a ‘| O DOZEN rich figured ami plain bilk Stocks, lined with hair cloth 2 do IMuin Ilair Cloth do Received per bliip Emperor, from New- York and li»r .sale by Fob 17 CALVIN BAKER. ^ugar. OPi HOGSHEADS St. Croix Sugar, “ u landing from brig Ai|.diuu. from Bos ton, for sale by HALL & lit) YT. March 1 Cider, Porter, ITine, ( <’• O \ IB L\ES fir.-t q ialily Cider Jmtj b (bisks do do London 30 Boxes (!lnref Wine 10 do Madeira do 120 Boxes Bu’idi Raisins 10 Barrels Soft Shell Almonds For sale wholesale ami retail bv BRADLEY,GLAGHOtiN & NV00IJ Anciuux’s \\ hart Fob in 8 vinn h Library. 1\TE\Y andeomph tc Catalogues of Books, IN belonging to this Institution, limy be had at the Library Room Price Io cts. F b !• 64 ■oiket pades. ■J CASK Socket Spades, just received X nnd for Pale by N. B. WELD. Jan l No. 1 4 obucce, s (iin 'V 1 '- K rn KEGS “ HOBSON’S" BRAND 2 pipes Holland Gin 7 “ Brandy 2 hluls high 5th proof Jamaica Received per Corsair. For hide by J. U. HERBERT & (°- Feb IS WliisKiy. /Sy IA IIHDS. and 50 barrels whirW •aJ *r landing and fur sale by d M 27 u.u.i (>• non tilled JSntice. A LL persons in arrears to the city for f*- 'axos, due previous to the lirst day of January, 1II J5, are hereby uotilied, that un less they call and puy the same, before the 2oth lost, that levi a will be made and their property advertised for sale. F. M. STONE, Marshal, March 3 y 1 '