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n«.*w. KoamnoR, FUiii.qga. or the laws or the From Jamaica.—By the schooner Little Cherub, from Kingston, pipers to the lBth ultimo, inclusive, have been received at more powerful attempt than,ever to subdue the Greeks the ensuing (‘ain'iiiign. Tiie town of Banti MAura, in the Ionian Islands, and Beverul villains in the island of Leucadia, woro dostroyod’nn the 19tl» of DAii.tr fare*, : t count** rarer,: n Charleston. They do not onntain any news . , , „ . ■■■■—»— had been received in Kingatoii, which state an( j a n , uc [, greater number Were woiuul< eight hoi.i.abs. ,|, at >n Extraordinary, Congress was hold ed st Bogota on the Oth of February, to toko „Arches,but at the mention, you made off extrict of • letter from a respectable mcr- t] galUnt BouvAE, my heart Warmed— oahtilehouse,dated Havre, March 5, lots. | arried a standard in his army wjinp not a •ff- Y. Papsr. f, t ofthe soil could bo said lope our own, “ We confirm out tetter of tel inst. and b that covered by oiir hones* booth. Gen- ere favored with yours of ttth Jan, *pi<l 1st , „ FnoM Havre.—The ship Cadmus arrjdv. into consideration the resignation, ot Uuli- a( | a t New-York, has brought Paris dates va*. Great interest was excited during the to the 3d March, and letters from Havre of THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 31. reading of the General’s letter, and it the thofith Sil* Cotton or Colombia,—We have received from a gentlemen in the country, a specimen of a peculiar kind of cotton, which is produced in the republic of Colum bia, and may be seen et this office. That in our possession, was obtained near Bogo ta, the capital. It is of an extremely soft and'perfectly silky texture end glossy ap pearance, of a short staple and dark or din gy color. We ere informed that it grows on a tree of considerable height, different from our plant. The cotton grows round the seed, in something. like the shape of a pine-apple, so that when picked it requires no ginning. The Indians work.it into shawls, die, and a quantity has been sent to France, Ibr the purpose of ascertaining whether at .cannot be incorporated iu the .manufacture of silk goods. We understand that a gentleman of Scriven County, has planted a small quantity of the seed, by way uf experiment. The loss by the, late fire et Boston, is. va riously estimated, from 500,000, to 1,000,000 of dollars. The fire is said to be the most destructive that ever occurred in that city, and by far the most extensive of auy since the great fire of 1787. Many of the largest dry goods importers end'dealers, were among the sufferers. They had, most of them, just received their spring importa tions from Europe, and though considerable of their property was saved from tho fire, it wai not without dsmage. It appears that the first express received hi Augusta, with the accounts by the Cri sis, by a few hours, was one during the night, over-land fYom New-York. The in telligence wib known early next morning, whon cotton advanced to 30 and 33 cents. Expresses were dispatched from Augusta With the intelligence. The East. Florid* Herald says, it is un derstood that Gen: Lafayette will locate his township of land in Florida, at or near Hall u hufige! ,t wen; Ite-in fers for sale one half of it, and the other half he will retain. every symptom of an insurrection at Cnn- stai tiuople ; and. as if pushed onward blind ly by fate the Divan ure embroiling them selves with the Russiau Minister. Yet this is the power which we are told is making .*• preparations” to subdue the Greeks. According to these papers, the. troubles ofFutdinand VII, are only beginning: On the onehdpd, we hear that the High Allies have formally declined te interfere in his quarrel with the tr&ns-atlantic States; sod on the ether, that the hland of Cuba has renounced his authority, atjd joined itself to Mexico. We suspect however, that tho ^tier fact is asserted somew hat prematu roly; A frigate of 3000 tons, is on the stocks at Baltimore, intended for the Colombian Gov' eminent. There is one of the same size on tho stocks at New-York, for the same Gov ernment, and * third in building in Pbiia. -deiphia. The House of Representatives of the State of New-York, have passed the Com. merci&l Bank bill, which gives to the heirs of the late Robert Fulton, the bonus of £60,000. as a compensation to his destitute children, for the loss they have sustained by the late decision of the courts of law, rein live to the steam navigation of the Hudson A gentleman in Charleston, intends to publish in one volume, all the proceedings connected with the arrival of Lafayette and his reception throughout this country, With a brief sketch of his Ijfe. Two com- .pilations of the same kind, have already keen undertaken. The medical Society of the state of New Tork, offer a premium of fifty dollars, for the best essay “ on the history, causes and treatment of whooping cough." Also, a pro, mium of fifty dollars for the best essay “ on the history of goitre, showing in what sec- rtitM of "the United States it is prevalent; what atmosphere or topographical influence aggravates it, and by what remedy it can best be relieved or cured.” Candidates to lend their essays to Platt Williams, oa nr before the first of December next. , , ,, . , , ,, A letter in flalignani’a MessengcA of the conclusion H was resolved, that he should ad March, dated Madrid 17th Fob. sayJtlint continue to be President of the Republic. fears were entertained by the Span'na go- The election of the Vice President and vornment, that the Constitutional^ as- i sembled at Tangier*, would make . a fresh Representatives to Congress was to take attack, and that to prevent the suci ss of place in March. I which, troops hnd boon sent to Ceu i and —mm j Ht. Roch. Another letter of the sni e dnte m „ „ ... „„i. , states that Ferdinand had despat tied a The Ex-President.-A paragraph has me(wonger to st> PoterBburg( t ' 0 Btnalld been published in many papers.which asserts ihe execution nf a secret treaty wit Rub- that the pecuniary affairs of our late Prosi-; “in. by which Alexunder had plodg. I him- , . „ , . . ? „ self to furnish Spain with a squnar n, and dent, Monroe, were in a state of great cm- ]2000 troopSi fo ' r the reC()Ver y „f t h South burrassmenl, and that his debts amounted j Anierienn possessions formerly beloi jiug to to one hundred thousand dollars. It Ijfjjb | Spain, in the event of Great. Britain ac- . , .... „ . ... ,, ,, | kmiwledging Min indupendence qf tlese co- smee been stated, by a friend ot Mr. Mon-|^ Rl * sia it is a( ) (led] is tu * ho ' in ,| ( , In . hoe, that “ his debts do not smount to half; nified for the expence by a transfer of tliu tjpneu, I -thank you." heap Pun’r.icA'iioivs.—One of the i , Feb. Cottons continue to rise, and have Charleston, April Ifc-Anair*,,, bark Diadem, Curry, Belfast, mi w j* from Liverpool. 0, fi IM! Agricda, Wyer. NeW-Yn^qj,,, Line ^hip Euipress, Sinclair, N. suddenly taken another demand, in cense- fgale from E. N. E. and E. which*ml' " 1 Foresail and foretnnHnil. RnmL e jitye. On the 15th, experienced :- Igele from t, N. E. and E. which ' ie most ’ Stance of numnrmmpurchase made by an'foresail and foretopunil, Hprunir the the inarkable moral phenomena in the hintory , EnpliRli Homm in thi" place. One of the yard,, and did coneidurable injury in*"!? 1 ofSociuty, is undoubtedly the i apid exten- partiieii pf wliinh, arrived here two daye 1 B\on of education and knowledge in this , ago from Liverpool, and speculated extern* qountry among the people at .the present :«ively, and,the house are now holders of day. The vast increase not merely of pub- more than 6000 bales, which is nearly one . _ ( .. ni lications of various kipdsaont forth from the half of our actual stock on hand. • You' 80, experienced asevfcre gale* from ju n ?' press, and especially of periodical publiea- will perceive that this circumstance has j which tore the mainsail and jib ”* Tigging, Sloop Sloop Leader, Barnurd, C. 4. days., Oq the toth inst. |, t . & ?’ Sloop Eagle, Vincent, St. Main, i , Hlnnn T.nil tint* Ti» «n.. III!) . * “By, press, and especially ot periodical puniica- win perceive buk iw wniumBwireB »■» wmen rare um mainsail and jib i Mo jj, ,- tions and nowspapers—incalculably, excue- i given cause Cd the sellers who are te\y in and carried awny the boat. On tW S ding tlio increase of population, williin a number, to now demand 39 a83 soue.; Lou- inst. 35 miles E. by N. of Savannih, unfit few years proves how that the habit as well . iwinno 34 a 36 ; Tenessee, Mobile, mid Ai-- brig Ranlhea, Bradley, from Savaniiali c! tor J ears prpvos — — ,, e faculty of reading has gained upon abama, 29 a 33. We fear that thin phren- Now Y ork, what may be called the multitude. A new zv will cause much miseliinf with you, but, Sioop N. M. P. (ofFnirhsven.lJb.k,,. ' ‘ *' ' * > Elizabeth City, N. C. 19 iW-Corn n. impulse has recently been given to the pop- if contrary to our opinion, they do not ex-' Elizabeth City, N. C. 19 days,—!Corn nj' ular intellect.by the establishment of schools ceed 16 a 16 J for good Uplands, we believe I con and Lard, to the master—lenhv of Science and the useful Arts. It is unno- ,our limits are still great enough, for wo do! to Savannah. On the 15th and uij,, J ecssary to point out to any porson who hus not think daring the year they can fall un- j in let. 34, long. 7(1, experienced a sm., at all attended to what is going oil in tiie der 38 a 39 sons, on account of tho scarcity gale from E. N. E. which cansed the Vfyl world the rapid progress of those Institu- of tho article and the consequences of pas- •- n«,k.i»i ^n. . — —jo——,— ..— 1 - n -. sing events. thnt sum; and that he has landed estates in tho counties of Albemarle and Loudoun, (Va.) all well stocked; Red that for 900 acres of his Albemarle lands, consisting of nearly 4,000 acres, he was offered last year, twon- ly'dolUrs an acre, and declined the offer." Proposals have been issued in the Macon Messenger, fur the publication of a new paper, under tho singular title of “Tiie Clin ton Midnight Rattler,” “ a column of which is to be devoted to the cause of dirutumily in each successive publication.” From England.—ATea- York, April 11.— By tlio ships AltUor and Bailie, which sailed from Liverpool on the ttth March, wc have received tiles of London papers to tlio 6th, ami Liverpool of the one on which they left that port. /.wu/on, March 6.—The Paris papers of Wednesday arrived yesterduy. In tlio E- toilo it is stuted.from the Augsburg Gazette, that a change has been made iu the Tur kish Ministy. The difficulties of the Otto man Government multiply daily, and the weight of its oppression renders it intolcra- Klat tn mil it* urratiiliarl GilhlPfla. n’lmro iu ble to all its wretched subjects. There is Jim of Ohio, and one uf Louisiana. Ill all A steam engine has been invented by a Mr. Parker, of Illinois, for the purpose of propelling carriages, for which he was sent to Washington to obtain a patent. Mr. Parker we are told, gives it as his opinion, that a carriage bf 30 tons burthen We have received Dutch papers, to the -2d inst. ■ They .are filled with distressing ac counts of the injury caused by the late floods and of the- alacrity with which the wealthy classes of society have subscribed for the relief of the sufferers. It is stuted that in the’province nf Overvessel 250 persons lust their lives, that 14,060 oxen were drowned, and that upon a surface of 90,006 acres of land overflown, 1500 houses fell in. Considerable sensation was produced ill tiie city yesterday by accounts from Dover and Boulogne, staling tliae on Wednesday the Authorities at Boulogne and Calais re ceived an order from the French govern ment to open the despatches of all commer cial couriers sent from England; and that ill consequence, several expresses were de tained three or four hours. One of them had in the bag forty letters, all' of which wore opened and read. Falmoulli, Alprch 4.—Melnncholy loss of the Kent, East Indinman.—The brig Cam bria, which sailed from tins port the 24th nit. for Vera Cruz, returned this morning, having on tho 1st inst. long. 9, 0, fallen ill with the Kent, East Indinman, on fire She had about 500 troops on hoard for In dia ; they succeeded in getting on board the Cambria between five and six hundred men, women, and children, who are now landing in great, distress. . It is supposed about ninety souls were left on board and perished in the Kent, which they could not take out. The Caroline, from Alexandria, arrived at Liverpool, saved 14 soldiers from the wreck of the Kent, Indiainan, two hours af ter she had blown up, found among the pieces of the wreck. The rest, perished. [By the JYeui-Engtand.] London, Alnrch 13.—A general gloom pervaded the money market this morning. Consnls 93J. It is believed the speculators are attempting to depress the stocks, for the purpose of making- purchases, - Every thing in the Colonial market, was flat. There was a sale of foreign coffee, the result of which was a decline in the price of from 2s to 3s per cwt. There was nothing doing ip sugars or spices. Our accounts from Batavia are to the 8th of November. The spirit of English spec ulation would soon be felt in that colony, two fast sailing vessels having been des patched some time ago with orders to pur chase up coflee, and all the other produc tions of Batavia. The idea of a loan to Jamaica is aban doned, the measure not being approved of by government, Bavarian Islands, or the Califoriiins. The Pope is snid to have addressed a cir cular to ail the Archbishops and Bishops of America, Commanding them incessantly to prencli the necessity of submitting to the mother country. OnEKCE The complete overthrow of Coloeotroni is confirmed hy thd Austrian Observer, and the extensive expedition to victual the fbrtressof Patras, so much boas ted of by the Turks, had dwindled into a single transport, which completely failed in approaching the place. Omer Vrionn, 1 in stead of proceeding to his new government ofSalonica, had marcliud for Janina, which was regarded as an net of open rebellioii o- gainst. the Porte. The Augsburg Gazelle states that the Governor of the loninn Is lands had received instruction from London, in ifursuance of which he had made admit- lugeout proposals to t|ic Greek government- The National Journal gives a list of the members of the Eighteenth Congress, desig ns ting thecountry and state where each was born. From this we learn that alt the re presentatives of New England, ore natives of the eastern states ; and that these states have, besides, the honor of having given birth to Licchc ofthe representatives of New York, two of Pennsylvania, one of Georgia, tions, and the progress especially of scieoti tic education among the working artisans ill the large towns nf England mid Scotland. But the working people are not merely ac quiring knowledge—they ale communica ting it, und to tlioee in a condition above them. Look at the cheap publications, con veying knowledge nf science ami tiie useful arts, published in Loudon ; and look at the merit and character of their contents.— They not only linve the merit of ingenuity, and of useful and curious information, but are distinguished by agrucoof style and a propriety of tone which shames and rebukes works & authors of much higher pretension. In fact, the common people are rapidly usur ping that knowledge which used to be tiie prerogative ofthose who are regordod as not of tlio common people. We liud the working artisan appropriating the theory and practice of arithmetic, geometry me. chanlcs, physics, and chemistry—and what remains after this but poetry, speculation, and the mere luxuries of literature ■ Upon this aspect of society we shall offer but one remark. Social superiority is not main tainable without a certain superiority of knowledge and intellect. It is therefore clearly incumbent upon the uppor classes, those who are above manual labour, to look about them, or they will be pushed from •heir pre-eminence. Tiie alarm has alrea dy boon taken ill France. A committee ofthe Deputies, in the last summer, advised the suppression nf schools of arts supported by the Government, from an avowed appre hension ofthe mischiefs ofeducation among the working people.—Lon, Paper. twenty one. All tho representatives of Pennsylvania are natives ofthe state, except Mr. Allison, who was born in Cecil County, Maryland, Mr. Breck.burn in Boston, Mr. Forward, at Hartford, and Mr. Family, born ill Ireland. Messrs. Little and M’Kun ofthe Maryland delegation. Mr. James Stephenson, ofthe Virginia, Mr. Rankin, of the Mississippi, Mr. Isaacs ofthe Tennessee and ''Messrs. Bartley, Sloan. Patterson, Ross, and Vance nf the Ohio Delegation, (10 iu ail,) are na- tives of Pennsylvania. Seven members of the Eighteenth Con gress are of foreign birth, viz, Hector Craig, ' nd; John Rich- Continentat Markelt at the last dotes.— Hamburgh The sugarTnarket is animated —large purchases huvo been made lately, and they would have been larger, had there been more to purchase. Coffee and cot ton are far frurn being Innguid brisk, and in some demand. to leak. On the 16th, off Cliarleaton Bar spnke brig Lady' Richmond, TlierWi ) days from New-York for Wilmington, Xc Snme day spnke schooner Industry from New-York for do. J Ki Cleared.' schr. Inromp Burrill, N y„ r i Went to Sea. Line ship President J eB . Dings, New-York; ship Georgia p ar | !(t indigo is j Bunco. Philadelphia: sclir lVifir.Disb ,' ' New-York •' schr.- Only Son, Harding, NV TOR THE GEORGIAN. ORianTAZ. POETRY. CAPTAIN PLASH’S ADDRESS TO HIS WHISKERS. it ; so that there is littln left in the market for sale. A want, of supply of cotton is e- qtially felt. Rice is likewise in continued demand, and at. the inst arrival (mill Feb ruary) the stock was (jufte exhausted. A fresh supply of sugar is also required ; and higher prices are -accordingly offered by the Dutch refiners, who have been working treoly. Nutmegs have been article of speculation ; but there appears no effectual demand for them. Indigo and dyewood ure firm, and somewhat improving. Trieste.—Coffee is in request, in conse quence of a demand from the interior, and the stock is consequently reduced. The stock of pepper and that nf ginger is small; the price of the former hns advanced In digo sells at advanced prices, and other dye stuffs are rising > there is no madder in tlio market. Malta. The cotton market is bare ; no East India can be met with. Silk is in great demand. Cocoa is dull of sal< t East India cotton goods (muslins and calicoes) extreme ly so. Sugar ie in great abundance. Gibraltar.—Largo quantities of sugar, coffee and cocoa have been imported here lately (we observe during the last week a considerable export of cocoa from London to Gibraltar :) tiie demand is Consequently a little checked. Tho saleable articles ore indigo, saffron, brandy, and provisions, Irish beef excepted. trick Family, of Pennsylvania, bnrn in Ire land; Richard Hettry Wilde, of Georgia, born ill Ireland ; Mr. Reynolds, of Tennes see, horn in Ireland ; Mr. Tucker, of Vir ginia, born in Bermuda ; and Mr. Richard, of Michigan, born in France. Only 18 ofthe 34 representatives of New Blest allies in the cause of love I Strong holders of a lady’s troth I Oh! can I so ungrateful prove. As to exterminate ye both ? No—no, I’d rather snuff' the moon, I’d rather eat a cockatrice, I’d rather swallow a balloon. Or pulverize the arctic ice— But Delia vows that I must doff “Suchhidiousthings: tliey’rc eonlrabnndl't Or else she’ll turn her hero off, And give another the command. Had I a squad of twenty men. With vizors on, just such as ye, York, are natives of thut state; anil Mr. i I’d subjugate the world, and then nriA.»u... .efii.:. ir. t. _t. e> tr. • ■ .» > . . « M’Arthur of Ohio, Mr. Joseph Johnson, of Virginia, and Mr. Livingston, of Louisiana, are the only natives of New York, who re present eister 6tntes. Two ofthe representatives of North Car olina, two of those of Georgia, seven of Kentucky, six of Tennessee, one of Ohio, one of Indiana, two of Alabama, and the delegate from Florida, (in all 21,) are na tives of Virginia.—Phil. Gas. Law Intelligence—In the Federol Cir cuit Court, now sitting in this city, life Hon or Judge Bee overruled a demurrer which was filed in a case, and the ground oMrliioli W'W thnt rtn .Alton in/in J* •, iL* tl ..t AT Dn.Ji. Myriads of queens should dock to seel My Whiskers! Oh ! let her lead me with n halter, Or bid me gouge a Pacha’s eye ; Or storm the rock Gibraltar, Or drink the brinv ocean dry. For her I’ll set the tiri*cians free. For her untie the Gordian nouse : For her I’ll rake infinity, But no—I cannot—cannot lose • My Whiskers! Attention ! then, my noblest part, Form column of attack and dress > was, that an Alien* who, by the Act df South ; The bastion front is Delia’s heart, ahail liprnmp tl ('n ll 1 ADt, (on /l . 1 fpim n.ISfi kne smiln /,!' ij«*wL.«nn Carolina, had become a Cent tin, (so as to en able him to hold land,) lost thereby his pri vilege of suing in the Courts nf the U. Stales. As this ground is entirely novel, and the decision ofthe Court was able and ,conclu sive, it is Imped that it may be hereafter published.—L'/i. four. The news by the Crisis at New-York, lias indeed produced a crisis in the com mercial affairs of our city. Our merchants appear to have seized it with intuitive ad roitness, and from the smiling faces upon change and in the streets, wc would be dis posed to think they had cut pretty keenly. The prize her smile of tenderness. Alid who. in such a glorious strife, . W T unlit ground his arms, and beat retreat ? No maid that longs to be a wife, But wlmt, with thee I’ll gladly meet— My \Vhiskers! ALLEN-A-DALE. UNION LODGE, gggj llppife tfO'.lU. A REGULAR MEETING nf UNIOJ A LODGE, NO. Ill, will be holduttlicit Mull. THIS EVENING, at men o’clock. By order of the Worshipful Jlutbt, J. DELAMOm,S?*Vy. April 21 24 fid DELIVERED IN CHRIST CHURCH, ON SUNDAY, MARCH 20th, IN PRESENCE OP OEXTERAX. I*ATAVZTTI, BY ABIEL CARTER, A. JIT RECTOR OP THAT CHURCH. P UBLISHED by request, price25ernti For sale by VV. T. WILLIAMS. April 31 *kil> (ioshtn butler. HA FIRKINS Prime .Goshen Butte, mU just received.and for sale by COHEN & AilLI ER. April 21 We Philadelphia. April 9—About 800,000 lbs. of Coffee, liavo changed hands since Thursday tie.ruing. St. Domingo, which wc quoteal on Tuesday at I7j cunts, tins been sold at 20, and is now held firmly at 19 to 21 cents, according to quality. The principal Bales of coffee, have been of this description. Muscovado Sugars have advanced a dol lar a hundred on our last quotations. But few sales have been offbutcil. There aro no wTnte Havana sugars in market; they ■would command from ITj to l3 coots a lb. I \i i t) Brown Havana would command from 9J to j ciUgHI’, 31- IctSSLS, (\C. *°L , _ , ,. , Q xi HOGsHEaDS New-Orleuiis Ml Bordeaux Brandy, which we quoted on . | a68eM Tuesday at 1,12 a 1, 15, lias been sold at 45 do Sugars 1, 324, and is now hold at I , 25. ) 100 Barrels Northern Gin There is very little ruin m market. 'which will be sold low ibr rash or fowl Cotton. We havo heard of sales ofRnan- acce|) t a „ cee , by L. PETTY, oke at 27 cents, but Uplands generally are; April$1 24t held at 25. j j > ' West India JUolaws.—'There is none in ' market. It would command from 30 tc 32 cents. The market is in such a state thnt hold* ers are not disposed to sell at what buyers consider reasonable rates. The Market.—The Philadelphia Gazette I of last evening, states that the prices that' day, hnd sustained no depression, though some persons think they perceive symptoms j F°r sole by I'riine Pork, Mc. Just rreeiced by brig Phetmnl. Oft BARRELS PRIMS PORK 64 U 10 do Mess do 20 do Prime Beef 10 do Mess do 6 do White Beans 10 Firkins choice Goshen Butte? 200 Pounds Pearl Barley of a decline. Tho general advance on do mestic goods, has be^n fifteen to twenty per cent. Cotton Yarn, No. 16, which sold last week at 35 cents a pound, is now held at 45 cents. April 21 A. IMSSETT- OOMMEROXAXf. Extract of a letter from Liverpool, recei ved by a mercantile house in this city, da- | ted Liverpool, March 8.—By the annexed . , j. !■-report of the market, you will observe the We have heard of more thousands hiping ' great, fluctuation in the Cotton market.— made since Thursday last, than we, -should j We had a decline of 2d per lb. in two days be willing to sit down to count, unless' they j —and in the last two days we have regain- were our own, for a pretty round sum* W6 j cd at least ljd of it, and there are Cot- have heard of one gentleman who has made ; tons purchased on Friday last, and sold $10,000, another 18,000, another 40,000, 1 to-day at ljfd advance, a good number Ricinvrovn, Aprii. 14.—Yesterday,, a hogshead of Tobacco was sold, in this city, at auction, for $18 25 per 100 lbs. It was brought from Campbell county.—It was purchased by a Manufacturer. We need not. say, that this tobacco was of most pe culiar quality. This hhd. weighing only 1100 lbs produces 211 dollars 76 cents to the another £100,000 ; and we havo heard of at l^d ; arid' the people who sold at. the owner ' another whose situation will be bettered,, reduced price, now admit present prices should Iho'present prices continue, the bet- 1 to bo more firmly established than they ter part of half a million of dollars. And | liavo been at any time for some weeks past, wonderful to reiate.all.this has been done in Speculators have now the control of the the city of intellectsin less titan one little week—what think you of that Mas' ter Brooks?—Balt. Clinm. Intimation has just been received from will not require more than 20 or 25 bushels government, that in future, all quarantine ' of good coal per day; and that 300 gallons restrictions and charges arc to be done a- , ... . ' ... 'way in the case of vessels arriving from ttotti of water Will produce 30 revolutions each tile Mediterranean with clean hill., ffho.lih 1 •. - „ .. .. r » ■ j* u i .re , i , if 111 was formed; these, and much more, minute on an 8 feet wheel, at winch rate —Thns the valuable production! of Italy, i proclaim thn chosen of Neptune wKebever the carriage will travel, on good turnpikes, ®>P ecla Hy r , aw a| iks, may now be -received ' they be found, and we have in out, Wind’s The manners of naval mon, formed amid the roar of the ocean foam, the turmoil of battle, and the constant, presence ofdanger, are of a character so deckled and perfectly unique, as to induce us.indespitpofonr sen ses, almost to class them of a different ori gin from others of our species. The wea ther beaten physiognomy—tho open brew— the soul speaking eye—the voice, “ in war, or on duty, tiie mountain storm ; in peace, the summer breeze"—the rolling gait, de noting the storm tossed deck on which that upwards of200 miles a day. X Bfcy will be sufficient to tend upon K car riage of this kind, and they can be made ‘in London in about the same time as they One man and have hitherto been detained in quarantine. The deputation ofWest-Indin Merchants t and Planters, waited yesterday on the „ ... , ,, . .Chancellor of tho Exchequer with their light for pleasure carriages as well as fof memorial, praying a reduction of duty on burden. This carriage will perforin its du- Rum, proportinnably with that on British ty without the aid of tho European rail '"' Bre f av °rehly received, and , ,: , ... lefttheCImncellorwithaconfidentantioi- roads, on any good turnpike road, and will pation nf a successful result to their appli- be completely manageable up bill or down, cation' The investor in a few months is going to at j'£ d ® * h ! ,CI 5r it V * C L'* J et consider- Ncw-York to set bis machine in motion. - i in the French Parliament. It is stated that the. Turks will make eye a strong personification of al| that'is characteristic of a combination ofthe gen tleman and sailor, which.however the sense less fop may turn and twist his clipped chin, are generally synonymous terms. As a spe cimen of brevity in a gentleman of this class we give a literal copy of the return made by Captain Morrav, of the Colombian n»- vy, when his health was drank kt the din ner given some time ago, to the^Officers of market, and 1 on them depends our ftiture prices. The total sales of Cotton during the last week amounted to 43,000 bales, the largest number ever sold in Liverpool in one week. During tho three first days the demand was extremely brisk, and priccB advanced l)d to 2d in American Cotton ; on Wednesday the demand exceeded any thing we have ever seen, and before 12 o’clock, 12,000 bulea were Bold ; at that hour a sudden and unexpected panic took place ; people be came panic struck, and endeavored to force sales, which to a small extent was effected at jd decline: the decline continued until Saturday, at which time prices had fallen 2d per lb.; in the afternoon, a revival com menced, and before the close of the day, sales were made at Jd advance oil the pri ces of the morning ; this was followed up yesterday, and 8,000 bales sold at a further advance of Jd, and we are now within a £d of our highest point, with every appearanc of going even higher, confidence being com pletely restored ; no Buweda are selling un der I3id. The stock of American Cotton on hand is only 39,700 bales, against 165,000 at same time last year ; and the total stock on the sloop nf war Urica ; and inadvertently hand is 80,000, ag&inat 328,000 in Match, 1 omitted in the proceedings which have beeta; 1824. published.—Lnu.Adv. J 99 “ Gentlemen : I am not used to makt| TV* have been favored with the following Baltimore, April 11 From Laouira.— Capt. Alien who arrived here yesterday in 16 duys, informs, thnt markets were dull for all kinds of American produco. Coffee, 12 a 12 50 per 160 lbs. Cocoa, 31 a 32 per fauegn.—Hides, 144 a 15 per 100 lbs. In digo, 2 50, nominal,'none to be had. Georgia—Cumden County. TO ALL iO WHOM If MAY COACRlfl 1¥/‘HEHRAS Sarah Brown, Junior* widwj ▼ f applies to < hie Court of Ordinary of County* fur Letters of jWmi'iistrH'.ion on H (.slate of John Brown, late of sad county, censed, ar next of km: These are, thereto*, to cite und aiiraonhh, all and singular' jj* kindred and creditors of s urf deceased' to»j tlieir objections?, if any they hive, in m- lf fice, on Or before the first Mu d y iu I*'* nextrtherwise Letters will begunudiM pheant. Witnts; the Honorable Britim R Icy, one of the Justices of §tid CobA thif sixteen? n day of April, # tfl hundred »: d twenty five. [L S. JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0 C. G Anril 21 I MARRIED, In Macon* on the I Oth inst. Capt. Spen cer Riley* to Miss Mary Martin. DIED, At Key West, March 27th, Dr. Sttlman, ofthe United States Hospital at that place. POET OP SAVANNAH. ARRIVED. Brig Reaper, Prince, Boston, 14 days, with Ice, to H. J. Tudor, and merchandise, to A. & E. Wood, L. Baldwin & co. and G. Newhail. Tiie R. was off Tybee on the 15th inst. but was prevented from coin ing in for want of a pilot. Sloop Delight, Cooper, Charleston, 2 days, to E. Reed, L. Baldwin & co. J. H. Reid, R Habersham, J. B. Ileubert A co. G. B. Lamar, Cohen Si Miller, a nd the mas ter. Passengers. Mrs. M’Leod, Messrs. House. Stow, and Master Conner. Sluop Two Sisters, Wing, kl. Johns, E. F. with Cotton, to T. Butler ,& co. Pas sengers, Messrs. Root, Gilbert, and C. Mi nis. Came out with a number of vessels with Lumber, for New-York. ARRIVED FROM THlis FORT, At Liverpool, March 4. (ship Tamerlane, Johnson Oth, ship Milton j Webb. ■I Georgia Camden Cowitf ny VUE onuitT op on din A9 v K* S V|D*C0tfN Y. W HEREAS John Chevalier, h«» appM to odd C!durt f f r t«et1ers >n the estates of: Sapib -I Ccxans »"J f* 1 "”' Meek, deceased. These sre, therefore,- cite md admonish, all sod sirg dsr, the >* dr'd and c edi'ors otthe said d ccuelP ■ops, f fi e their objections, if any the) h” 1 m l 1 - st—A;'i in my ' fit's*, on or before the first 6""?’. '. January neat, or Letters will be granted I applicant. ' Witness the Honorable Junes Sent’. I of the Justices cf tsid Court. •", I teei.th day of April, eighteen hund" | snd twenty-five. . [L. 8 ] JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0. Anr i 91 54 Letters Dismissory on the e-tita of »■ -j R .solupe: These are, therefore, to ei» . admonish, all and singular, the kmWJT creditors of sud deceased, to IPe ibeo dOg lions, if any they have, in my fore ihe fi st Monday in January nest,» # wise Letters D.smissory will be gn»‘ eJ **' P Witness the Hunorahle S*nwrt o a ofthe Justice, of Hid I sixteen h day of April, eighteen dred and twenty-live. ■ c c re S ] JOHN BAILEY, C. ft 0 April 81 ■■ Georgia—Camden County. BY THE COURT OF OttlUNAHY I SAID ttoUNIV (TOHEREAS LewisB«chlolt,.ppl ie, . w ^ \JJr Court of Ordinary of said Coust)^ I