About Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1825)
I BY O.fcW. ROBERTSON, ruhi.iiiikrs or tiik laws or thf. union. At a Into election the freemen ofitlic town of Washington, (Conn.) assembled at the usual hour, nine o’clock, for the transac tion of business, and not agreeing in their candidates for town representatives, they On the 15th of March, a Couinhian (hip oral) guns, appeared off Aguadila, and sen) two launches ashore, which todr possession ofthe battery, killed two mea, wounded three others, spikdd the guns, aid tlieu re* continued to roto until twelve o’clock at ; turned to the ship, DAILY PACKS, I COUNTRY PAPV.H, {SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 30, IIOHT dollars. || | | | , w |,- n 3^ ballots had been taken, and m they separated without effecting a choice. The town is, consequently, not represented, and has lost all its votes for state officers, &c. This, says the Connecticut Herald, may be called a “ long pull, a strong pull, SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS.' a i|j a pud altogether," but they pulled at m* An oration will bo delivered THIS DAY, at twolvo o’clock, at the Theatre, by R. R. Cutler, Esq. a member of the Savannah Volunteer Guards, in commemo- both ends of the rope. Green Pens, the first that hnve appear ed in our market this season, and new Po tatoes of a larger size than are usually seen ration of the twenty-third anniversary of ^ wen) omonR g0()J said Corps, to which the citizens are re- 8t . rved up al CaBR , 8 H(ltel , 011 Wednesday. spectrally invited to attend. Abi/ohfc Herald ltd inst. Th« pit and three front boxes of the see- n , . r # The tact that Green Pena were served at ond tier ot boxes are reserved for the mil.- the lHnnt , r t0 the Gueat of t)le Nation , itl tary. The first tier for the ladies, and the rest of the boxes for the citizons generally. F.W. 1IEINEMANN, W. I. HUNTER, FRED’K.DENSLER,. this city on the 19th of March, shews the difference in the seasons between Georgia and Virginia. Are not the seasons of Vir fftniji Inn rnld nil,I tmoUuinril fur tin. .’vtoil ! sive cultivation of Cotton ? We understated that the Insurance Com-' 5 per cents panies of this city have coino to a resolu-: 90 ; ’15, tion, not to insure property in future, on [and 10:2 board any steam-boat in wliich the article Shares, £24 10s. of Gunpowder shall be shipped. Indepen-1 ' dent of pecuniary considerations, the cause of humanity required this at their hands.— Wo shudder when we reflect upon tho dan- . „ , : . . ,,■„ B"r incurred hy tlm numerous passengers The following is a copy of a lettpf receiv-, ol , boar ,| the Henry Shultz—every person ed by the Chairman ofthe Dublin Road , in hor might have been destroyed, even in Committee, which, from the importance of j their beds, had fire communicated with the , ..... , I powder on beard, bolero they left her the subject, he has requested us to publish: IXliis is the second instance, in tho short “ Dublin, April 20, 11125. |space of about twelve months, in which the ogin—I understamlyou are Chairman of i !' v09 of numerous individuals have been ,, .. . , ... _ lr , jeopardized, and ail immense amount of the Committee stylcdthe Dublin Road Com- pro p e rt.y actually destroyed, in consequence of Gunpmcdcr being shipped on bourn these vessels.—CA. C'our. cuts tot I (1 per cents of 1814.95 to | SAVANNAH VOLUNTVpd n. 1 ', 9Hj; New-York Canal Fives, 1011.1 TEER GUARrj 1 2 to 11)3 j Sixes, 113 to 114{ •, Back | SAVANNAH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Tho Mount Zion Missionary says, “ the late heavy rains, it is apprehended, have The eighth anniversary of the Savannah occasioni;d a ver f 8 « riuu « ‘“jury to the farm- Missionary Society, will be held on MON- in S i " tl ' re8t in tllis vicinity. Much of the DAY EVENING, May the 2d, at the Pres- byterian Church. The services to com mence at eight o’clock. An address will be delivered by James M Wayne, Esq. and information on the tubjectofMissions, will trecominunicatedby Jeremiah Evarts, Esq. A letter from General Call, the Dele gate from Florida to Congress, states that R naval depot is to be immediately estab lished at Danaaooia, and that nil the stores Cotton previously planted, has perished in the eapth, and the unparalleled scarcity of seed, renders it impossible to remedy tho evil by replanting; consequently a large quantity of iund prepared for cotton must be appropriated to corn. The crops of Wheat, which were very promising a few weeks since, are suli’eil ig severely on many plantations, from the ra vages of the Hessian Fly." A Mr. Peter Nelson, advertises a lady named Miss Emma D. English, in a New- Rnd vessels are to be removed fr m Tliomp- Orleans paper, who, it appears, not only eon’e Island and New-Orleans, to that place, jilted him on the eve of marriage, she boil g Pensacola will be the rendezvous for all the, I** 8 housekeeper, but took oft' sundry arti- West India Squadron. It is really gratify. ■ cles of wearing apparel, paid for by her ing that our brave seamen are to be remov-! amorous swain. Miss Emma .denies the ed from a spot which has been so fatal to charge as far as relates to the clothes, but' them, as Thompson's Island. We hope pleads guilty to the breach of promise. Po- the idea is relinquished of making Key tBr seems to think that to lose his wife, is Wear a naval station. It possesses no ro- had enough, but to lose the clothes, is prov- commendation but its local position, and it ocatiun past endurance, is justly to be doubted whether this is a suf- mittee. If I am oirrectly informed, that Committee was appointed for the purposu of having u nearer and better road than tlie present, mtde from this place to Savan nah, in order that the citizens might pass quicker, with more safety, and less expense. The object is certuinly a laudable one; but if you make that purl of tho retd fiom this place to Jciicks’ Ferry oil Ogeecliee.the best in (lie state, your object will not be attain ed: fur when we reach the latter place, our difficulties msy be said to have just com menced. I believe the condition oftlic La goon bridge, und tho roud through the swuinp at tliut place, and the condition of the turnpike read, deter more farmers from sending their crops iu wagons to tile Sa vannah market, than all tiie other difficul ties they have to encounter oil the road. I do nut know that you have tiio right tu in terfere with thut part of the road, so far as to apply a remedy ; but it is a public griev ance, and I hope you will at least call the at tention of the proper authority to the sub ject, in order that a remedy may be appli ed. Your humble servant, A WAGONER.” Jfete-York, April 20 —Cy^ca.—A parcel of about 330 bugs St. Domingo has been disposed of. since nnr last, at 19 cents. 4 mouths, debenture in part pay—and 50 bags Brazil by auction, at I9{ a 1UJ cents, 90 days. We have heard of no other sales. Purchasers do not appear willing to come forward at present rates. Cuba,lb. I9a21 ; Brazil, 20; Porto Rico, 21 ; Luguirn, 20 u2l ; St. Domingo, 19; Java, 22 ; Triage none. Cullun Bagging —Tho demand contin ues good, audit sale of first quality has been made, since our lust, at 27 cents. Some not so good was sold at 25 cents. We regulate our quotation accordingly. Hump, yd. 25 a 27 ; Flax, 21 a 24. Cotton.—Since our Inst publication about | 1500 bales have changed .hands nt prices' within the range of our quotations. Tho /% uf> j market is not active, hut. holders are firm— ,*T t ‘ " !l " e PMoon,. , ,. . ' The packet ship Corinthian arrived yestor- ^ el£ ? a [ m "!^ e <imppeil, provided u,ia> 8 ‘ 18 cargoes , d V r( .m Liverpool with advices to 23d *'L'T'“ H" 1 * * artr idgea, T Hisiy • - 1 90th inst. at eleven o’clock, A. M t „7 1 the Corps. Under the New Orleans marine head of March 17, we perceive that several vessels, wrecked on Carysferd reef hod been assis ted by Capt. Uhown, of the U. S. Cutler Florida, who bad exerted hi nisei fin a praise worthy manner to relievo the officers and crews and A ppear on your \ ... as i tuns practicable to get at. , Murch . w , lirh „ r ; ||llt cal( ., lla|ed t0 produi . c ' ■>»"' >"«• "t eleven pVI The report of Capt. Paine, who Rome I , Tlle ,, „ t , 1U3 os ehrate the a,m,vers,ry ol I lows, viz;— I U 'J „ nBAYARD, First Sc,gtSJ.n tune ago returned from Key West gnvo usj) 0 ,J g y j z . From New-Orleans. 599 bales ; Florida.! 299; Alabama, 794 ; Georgia. 362; South- 1 ficient consideration to counterbalance the Most of the claims under the 9th article ofthe Treaty with Spain, tor damages sus- disadvantages of a deadly climate; and a . . . . barrenness which does not afford a suffi- ta ' ned . b y ‘ he ^ rat '°" 8 the American ciency of the necessaries of life to those in S “ Flo " dam ,#18 ’ haVe b ° e " Bllowed ' health, much less to those who are to un fortunate as to labor under the diseases in cident to it. The officers and men engag ed in tlie suppression of piracy, are on a du- Tho weavers in Philadelphia have turn ed out tor higher wages—and the looms are nearly at a stand, those willing to work, bo ty which affords little opportunity for the “' g P r€ventcd h J their colleagues. The acquirement ofreputation, and in exposure, pndU V of the manuf " ct " rer ’ H is furtlier fatigue and danger, exceeds any other to 8!i ' d ' llot ad,n *t °* al * increuse 01 wa- Which thoy might at tho present time be' gos ' ordered. The establishment of a rendez-1 a meeting of the~o7ners of property in »ous for the squadron, therefore, where the the upper pari of King-street. Charleston, wants of tlie healthful may be better sup- was held on Tuesday night, witli a view to plied, and tho comfort and convenience of the restoration of their trade with tlie in- tho invalid administered to, is gratifying to terior. every one? who desires the welfare of any portion ot *ur gallant navy* Spain#—-In Malaga, some of the devoted eervants of u el Rey Absolute,” or the ab solute King, carry a great chain on their shoulders about the streets, erviner “ en <• . at , , * ^ ® 111 fy the tariff, upon a more liberal aud pro cadenas queremos vivir ! w —“ In chains we A petition to the general Congress of Mexico, signed by thirty-five of the princi pal mercantile houses of the Mexican capi tal, against the high rates of the customs, was iu circulation at our last dates. The Government was likely to revise und modi* d Active scheme of policy. wish to live ! n No one will envy those floughty slaves the satisfaction they may derive from this proof of their debasement— and no one would be so ill-natured, we are j rfure, as to wish them aught but the same j. privilege for the remainder of their lives- : l"^ 3 W,tl “' Ut ‘° r ' e,tl " g her P on These ore the fit subjects for the alliance, Tho widow of Yturbide, who we believe resides in New-Orleans, has petitioned the Mexican Congress, to be allowed to reside The New-York pupers by yesterday’s mail, contain little intelligence from Eu rope, which we have not published. We have also received Loudon papers to the evening of the 22d March, inclusive, from .Mr. Davis, of the New-England Coffee- House, but their contents are uninterest ing. Some late commercial intelligence will be found under the usual head. The London Courier of the 22d March, contains tho proceedings ofthe Court Mar tial upon the lute mutineers in the East In dies. The 47th Reg. had b«'en disgraced, and the Gov. General hud directed “ that No. 47 be struck out of the Army List.”— Thirty-five privates ofthe 62d native infan try, were sentenced to death for seizing the colors of their regiments and joiuiitj Capt. I*, slated that Florida had beensev- vernl times among the Keys, under the com mand ofthe Lieutenant, and returned with cargoes of wrecked goods, while Capt. B. re mains on shore. \Ve understand the usp of Cutters to be. to prevent, smuggling, and to afford casual relief to immediate distress, and for this reason they are attached to the Revenue department., and are under the or ders of the respective Collectors, but the Collector at Key West was unable to command the services of the Florida.— We think that the cruising ground ofthe Florida is bid ween Nassau River und the Appalachicola. but instead oferuising in the two disl riels, she is solely confined to the Keys unless it be tor supplies at Mobile, in stead of a more convenient and reasonable post. We hope this article will meet tho eyeef the Treasury Department.—E. F. Herald. Gen. St. Clair.—Tho misfortunes of Gen. St. Clair are known to all of us; when at Washington, claiming a pittance from (Congress,when he was pennyless and house less. it was Mr. Crawford that took him to his bouse—gave him the honoured seat af his table—-in vno verbo treated him as if he wore his father—father! yes, St. Clair was the father of every American. Who can know this and calumniate the character of: Mr. Crawford l—AT. J. Herald. April ftt) JV7m» Million» of dollars were subscribed for the Water Stork. Query—if the stock was for brandy and water, how much ad ditional might have been anticipated ! Monk. adclpliia, lti‘2; Providence, —Total. 343:!. Total Import, since 1st inst. 17,303 bales. Export from 1st to !3tli inst. 7.039 bales. Upland, lb. ‘22 a 27 ; New-Orleans, 25 30 ; Alabama, 22 a 26. Hive.—Some sales have been effected since our last, at 3J a 4, and a lot of 30 half tcB. of choice quality, at 4£ cents. Holders are firm, and there is a fair demand. Im port from Savannah 65 Ics ; Charleston 1060 ten. 106 half tes; Georgetown 09 tcs. 25 half tea; Baltimore 34 tcs. 27 half tcs. Total, Import, since 1st inst. 2665 tcs. 307 half tcs. Rice. lb. 3] & 4. Sail.—Lisbon, 46 a 4.3; Liverpool, ground, 50—blown, 50—blown sack 2 75. Sugars.—The sales noticed in onr last, having embraced nearly the whole in mar ket, left.-but little room for further opera tions. Several parcels have arrived, which ore not vet landed. A sale of 60 lihris. or dinary New-Orleans. nt cents, is the on ly transaction we have lo mention. British Island, lb. 9 a ll£: St. Croix. 10 a IQ ; New-Orleans. H a 9i; Havana White, 10 a 13—do. Brown, 9 a 10 ; do. Masco, ft a 10; Porto Rico, 9 a lOi; Brnzil White, 9 ; } a T0»—do. brown. ft£ a 9|; Manilla brown, 10 : Lump, 15£ a 1C ; Loaf, 17 a 1». Exchange.—Bills ou London, 50 days 9 premium. , 14 ; Boston, 76 ' j Y nA viable, Slfeaivi.&ugi^l ■s. , r|N MONDAY, the 9th Msv nett a | VJ o’clock, will bu sold at tire j tins city, on account of tin; "ext, it t| I city, on account ofthe uiidcmrkwi!] concerned, the wreck of the I Henrv Shultz, as she now lie, t" With her rimrittjr, sails, achors, ! I the same time it ml place, tho etmac of' \ hunt, made by Rush & Mullcnln.re 0 f]*h- ndolphm, upon the high pressure loll sixty horse power, with four iron L:' ••vs, measuring twenty-threc feet in wl ami thirty inches diameter, and fi irn ;J I complete, not. one year old. and coii.j,u by the engineer, to be uuinjured bvtii L I or explosion. * 81 The engine ^ Colombia, Jlpril 23.—Cotton, 21 to 25 ; Corn, 75 ; Cotton Bagging, 30 to 40. COMXWSHOX n 4. 47th, when in a stare of open mutiny flour Oirmlur-Li'erpool, t.arch 23.-The.de- were executed, the others sentenced t „ ! mam. to. Cotton was very’steady through-; fourteen years labor. Several soldiers for I u !''. the whule - of *? 8t ;. the sales, m the like offence, belonging tathe 24th and PORT OP SAVANNAH. 26th Regiments, were tried and found guil ty—some were hanged, and others punish ed by sentence to hard labor in irons on the roads, for different periods. The John Bull considers the accounts from India, connect ed with this mutiny, us any thing but sat* isfactory. Tlie accounts from Constantinople, apeak of plots, treasons, and executions in that city, which had caused great alarm among ilio inhabitants, white the ''aiiHa of the* Greeks continued to wear the most favora ble aspect. Letters from.Corfu, state that the campaign had begun auspiciously, and that in a naval engagement off' Rhodes, 25 transports of the Egyptian fleet, laden with troops, horses and provisions, had been cap tured hy the Greeks. The boats belonging to the British fri gates. Cumbrian and Seringapatum had rap tured two large piratical bouts in the gulf ol’Vola, after a desperate eng o ement, in which the pirates, seventy in number, hud been all killed or drowned except, seven ;— - tiding IU.00I7 bales (of which 12,000 were Egyptian) on speculation, amounted to 29,- JJoO hales. A trifling improvement took place in ihe latter part of the week in some i descriptions of Uplands. Until yesterday, 1 hours frum'cwTesion.’ the demand since the 19th had been niuder-1 arrived eKom this tout, nte, and only 3945 bales sold at very full At Liverpool, tilth March, ship Samuel CLEARED, Sloop Northern Liberty,Crowell.Virginia, John Codtlia. ARRIVED, Pilot-Boat schooner Savannah, Johns, 12 . > a thought to be connlc. wtth the. exception of one ofthe inaiofn being injured. Two others hotwer », in Charleston, made on an improved pns. eitjle to tiiose now on hoard, aud wilibrelJ as part ofthe machinery. Conditions cosh. Darien and North olma Money taken at par in payment ft., 1 " The Charleston Courier ami hint and Savannah Georgian anil Re|iu!ilir n nre requested to copy th a ndvorli«!ii live times, and forward their aocountsla the agent ofthe boat, in Augusta. Augusta, April 27. 1825. April 30 ijh TO is L IT THE TIMES, —9— ALL DRAWN IN FIVE JIIXUTEH By mtlharity of the State of Rhode 1M Voder the superintmtlunce o/Mw agers appointed by Laic. ger. Buffington, 5jhave bet n paid to-day; but not lor At Boston, 17th inst. schr.Traveller, Law- Lharleston or Savannah Lottou. fence i scltr. Romeo, Crowell, 23 days. This improvement upon the lace of such A t Philadelphia, 20th inst. scltr. Gooree lu’Hvy arrivulw nw we may look lorward to ; Washii^fon Adams. ° upon the first change of wind, is, iu part,, At Charleston, Suv. pilot boat Georgia owing to tho accounts via. Ncw-Vnrk, ot Ann, Low‘1 day. snch heavy purchases, at high prices, in ’ cleahed for this port, Lliarlcstmi and Savannah. The very rood- 1 Charleston, 20th instant, schooner era In stock, (estimated at ft weeks c.onsump-. Mury-Ann, Lowrie. lion.) und tlm readiness with which the ; ’ * Spinners and Manufacturers are enabled to! The Olivo Branch, Hnrding, was op nt obtain a proportionate advance upon their Liverpool for this port, to sail 27th March, goods and yarns; for though there is net Tlie brig Chatham, Holland, for this port, much demand ter goods or the U. States, ptlt bHck t() Liverpool 22d March, lonicv. ffle loss of the British, was four killed aiid!- ve ! th ® " rill ; rd l . or . Sonth-Amorica are so, Tho ship Milton, was ep ut Liverpool eleven wounded. extensive, thut it is nlmo*t impossible to , W( | March, tor .New-York. Prince Melternieh had arrinved at I’aris. I 1 "',*! ' 1 ! 15 ' ex “l‘ t "' . m "," V The Henry Tuko, Candler, from Charles- and it was affirmed, that the object of his' nr • theTeby shewing us, that ton, arrived at Waterford, 17th March. journey west meted with the affairs of: ra ' PS " 'i'nrkev and Greece. and which oppresses and degrades tho couti- uent of Europe. It was ststed in a New-York paper, that among the pirates recently captured by Lieutenant M’Keever, was Joseph Pkiu;, ound guilty of piracy at New-York, some time since, and pardoned by Mr. Monroe. This is not tho fact. Perez is now at work in the Scale Beam Manufactory of Mr. John Edward, iu New-York, where it is said, he demeana himself with propriety We are always inclined to view with indul gence, tlie error of him, whose offence is mercy—of the undue exercise of which, our late President is accused; but we experi ence gratification when wo find that its ex ercise lias been properly estimated by the object of it. A resolution has been introduced in the Legislature of New-York, to prevent steam boat racing on the Hudson River. An en actment ol this kind, appears quite neces sary, where a competition so great exists among the numerous lines of packet boats, Ac. nil of which are endeavoring to recom mend themselves to the traveller by their celerity of movement. It might be »uppos- efl that the dreadful effects of steam expio- llion, so often felt, would be a sufficient framing;, but self-interest is blind, and tho Jives sp[ Immlreds^re daily jeopardized for Its The Mexican Sun, of March 19, men tions that tlie secretaries of foreign affairs and the treasury, had been appointed hy the President of Mexico tu negotiate witli the Britisli Commissioners a treaty of com merce between Great Britain and Mexico. Mr. Ward, the bearer ofthe British re cognition, arrived at Vera Cruz in the fri gate Egeria, bringing full powers to con clude a treaty of commerce, as a commis sioner, associated witli Mr. Mojukh. From Bdenos Avres VVo loam by tlie arrival of tlie ship Liverpool Trader, at Bos ton, that the British Consul Gen. Wood bine Paris, Esq. had announced to the Gen eral Congress, that ho was authorised to conclude a commercial treaty with the pro vince oi La Plata, and that the Congress had appointed Garcia, the Secretary of State, tu treat witli the Consul. By tlie brig Clarion, arrived at Boston, from Porto Rico, we learn that a Spanish brig, which had been captured by a Colom bian privateer,and a prize crow put on board and ordered for St. BurtB, arrived at St. Johns a few days before the Clarion sailed —tho prizo crew having killed tho prize master andfarried her in. Eight sail of transports, with French and Spanish troops, under convoy of two French frigates, had arrived at St. Johns, besides wliich, a fri- ore,lit and profit of exceeding a rival ‘gate and a man of war brig, wore at anchor five minutes in a given number of miles. I iu the harbor 1 'V Fcnlinuml, who is said to bn again sink, was attacked in his carriage by an individ ual who cried out “Death to the King ;” and on being arrested he declared that he would not retract his words, nor give up his intention of putting the monarch to death whenever he hud an opportunity. Mr. Charles Phillips, the barrister, was dangerously ill at Shrewsbury, of an inflam- atory attack, ond was not expected to live. A dense fog prevailed at Liverpool for three days previous to tho 23d. Vessels one hundred yards from the shore, were invisible. The Liverpool Courier eavs, that is wor thy of remark, thut th(‘packet ship John Wells, Capt. Isaac Harris, has made four successive pussages from New-York to Liverpool, ol three weeks each. Accounts had been received in London that the Ashantee war was ut nn end; their army having suffered dreadfully on their retreat to ihe capital, by small pox, dysen tery, famine aud tlie attacks ofthe Queen of Akim, who commands the powerful na-t lion ofthe Bontookies. It was very unheal thy at Sierra Leone. The English vessel Maidstone released about 2000 slaves along the coast, from Portuguese slave ships. at the Slime time convincing us, that we Charleston, April29 Jm'wrf.brig Him have acted correctly t„ recommending ship- t.:r. Women. St. Thomas ID ilavsT The STATE LOTTERT, I FIRST CLASS—.NEW SLIUKS, * I W ILL positively be drawn in Provide | on the 3d June next.—Fifty Nuokt I Combination—6 ballots to be drawn. S. Sf ,W. Allen if Co. Agents for theMinepi Highest Prize. 9 I . :iWAtoJ0, S O H K M J5. t Prize of SJtH.OOK is lo.nno ft.'In 1 do. 6,000 is 5,009 D.,!a 6 (lo. 1,000 is 5,000 ]x in 1 do. 54ft is 54i; l).iw 4 do. 500 is 2,000 UiU ft do. 100 is liUO lliilla 4 1 do. 50 is 2,2011 Win lift do. 25 is 2,21111 Win 6211 do. ft is 4.22) ftnlts. 5676 do. 3 is I'1,0211 Unite 6356 Prizos ( 19.600 ) ' ' •“ 132 * 1 Blanks > Tickets. { 49,000 I)i.ite In this scliemt , with six drawn meets to onr friends. , T , . • i 11 c i at ! produce of the Island was vorv high, and ^ ,L,re b® ^ prizes with throe mna** i T( r ) win°i , | K t . ho "ff 1 !. P ,1C ? nr ‘ American produce muclr depressed. Rice T with two numb^ color 100 hlids. ot \ irgima lout 1ms been ^ ji n jn . p| our niem, ana .»07(> prizes with one iiiiiumh sohl at lire December prices, 2j. j ho,"red,’brig Caroline Ann, Chazul, Al- . T l , ."? u Tkii, , ts '"‘'"’S Sugar is declining, ami Coffee is 20s low- varndo . ! •rnwn ballots on them being, blunts, i nr .than it was todays sihee in London, nnd [ U'rntto Sen brig Marv Booth Smith 1 the fate of' 19,«llTOcUls, W in our opinion, it is some removes from its Amorim ; brio Catherine. Wollsmuii. Ila- 0‘! , 1 bl ’ r ? wiil sevarally be placed in n)f Havana—V\ r e learn by communications from the Ilnvana, of tlie ltli inst. that on tlie 2d, forty two Spanish Constitutionalists, on the demand of Ferdinand the VIIl.li, were sent from that place to Spain, barn pnrlidnde registro, to swell the catalogue of the victims of that tyrant’s vengence; und on the morning of the same day (April 2d) Richard Raynal Keena, wiio sailed from N. York in the ship Cicero, on the 21st ult. was arrested on board that vessel, and, un der a military escort, was conducted into the State Prison, or Cared Real, where up wards of four hundred prisoners were held “ in durance vile." His equipBge was ta ken possession of by the captain general, together with his keys; and after twelve hours of suffocation, was, upon giving bail, allowed for a short term, to devote himself to the arrangements of his private concerns here ; after whicli he is to leave tlie island. The United States’Commercial Agent, Mr. Warner, although indisposod, did nut fail to interfere in Keene’s behalf. AonA’s Advocate. Dr. scFtr. Rn tiger, Armstrong, Ilali- lowost yet. Ashes nre lower and will be iower in every prohahiiUy. j fax and Quebec ; schr. Reindeer,"Clark. P. S, 2411. March I lie enquiry for cot-! Baltimore . s ,.|,r. Decatur, Bmldiiigton. N. ton is asgreat a* yesterday. | York ;srhr. Union, Crane,Barraepa ; sloop Cadet. Robhins, Norfolk and Baltimore. Extract of a letter dated Liverpool,March 24—“ We enclose last week’s circular.— Yesterday there was n very animated de mand, and 8 to 9IMII) bags cotton sold at an ' advance of J oil tlie prices of the preceding day, and great confidcnr.o is felt in present prices being maintained, our stock and im port being both light." Extract <fa Letter didcd Liverpool Jllarrh 24.—“ Since the sales of last week, a very good demand has appeared nguin at advan cing prices, and the soles up to last night, say from tlie 19th to tho 23d inclusive, a- mnunt, to 14,900 hags of all descriptions. Ofthese, about 10,000 bags, were taken yesterday ot an advance of 1 to Jd. per ib. in good Uplands, which are the qualities chiefly sought after, and holders ire keep ing back." *• Yesterday the demand revived ond up wards of 0,000 bags were sold, of wliich 4,- 000 were Uplnnds, making a general ad vance of a jd. per lb., and on Upland a jd." “ Speculators ore at work again, and'in- dividuals arc sangoino of selling Uplands at 2s. before September next. Tlie present stock in Liverpool is estinated at 92,000 bags of all descriptions, and holders are not offer ing freely." Liverpool March 24.—Tlie demand for Cotton at the commencement of the week was limited. Tho sales amount to 3830 bags. Yesterday the demand revived, and upwards, of 8000 bags were Bold. »f which 4000 were uplands at I5d, and 30 hags at 15}d, making a general advance ofjd, and on uplands Jpi on the lowest depression of Monday. 1000 bhls. of Turpentine sold at 13s 6d. Ashes are dull withont alteration in prices. Tobacco heavy t also Grain and Flour. Rica 20* a 22s. Very little doing in Dyo woods. ° American Stocks,—3 pet cents 70J to 80 ; Goshen Batter. Just received per ship Emperor, | Q KEGS first quality Goshen Butter X O ft ilbls. Servant's Butter Crackers 10 Halt' barrels family Mess Pork 10 do Fulton Market Beef 2 Barrels Smoked Tongues For snle by BRADLEY, CLAGIIORN & WOOD,! March 31 Anciaux’s Wharf. I Butter, &c. Just Received by ship Augusta. ■fi A KEGS Goshen Butter, 1st quality. IU 8 Bbls. Sargeant’s Crackers. 5 do. White Beans For Bale by A. BASSETT. April 8 13 Wanted, B ankable money.—A PP iv at LUTHER’S EXCIIANYE OFFICE on the day <»f drawing, ami s-ix «t* liit*ni ,: be drawn—ond that ticket having nintui a combination tlie 1st, 2d and filli I'^’j drawn fruin the wheel* will be pnlitk* 1 ! $10,090 ; that having on it I lie 3d, Jtf' ,r ‘ 5th, 5,000 dollars ; those having on fi'Jj 1st, 3d and 6th—2d, 4th aud 5fli—Ist. and 3d—4th. 5th and 6ih—2d, 3(1 and ^ euc.h 1,000 dollars; that having on it jj 1st, 4th and 6th, 51» dollars: those W on them the 1st, 2d and 4lli—3d, 511* •** r»th—1st, 4th and 5th—2d, 3(1 and 6rh^ 1 . 500 dollars. All others, being 3 ti<j' j j having on them three of the ilruwn bw* will ho out it leil to 100 tlollnrs eaelt. I * 6 ' having oil them two of the drawn bai M tgul tiiose tlie 3d and 4th, will be " n,II N tv 50 didlars eueli. And tliese iiavitic _| them two of the drawn linllotB, nnd l» j the 1st and 2d. or 5lh aud 8th, willb 8t ® tied to 25 dollars each. All otliers, ("(’> 528 tickets) liaving on them nnv W» 0 drawn ballots, will be entitled to J each; and all those having one ol tlie ballots ou them, will be entitled to 3 dot each. „ No ticket which shall have drawn » P ’I of a superior denomination, can bee"'I to on inferior prize. Prizes payable '■! I days aftpr the drawing, and subject M ri al lo a deduction of 15 per cent. . N j March II Castor Oil. A FRESH SUPPLY of best patent cold pressed Castor Oil. for family and 10 a UeUUCUOll OI la per «... . 4] A considerable portion of this W olj! put up in parcels of 17 tickets, em 1 k. . all the combination numbers from , I and which must of course draw st * I dollars, less the deduction of ,a PI I with so many chances for the capita p I M pressed Castor Oil, fur family aud PRICE OF TICKETS, plantation use, for sale by P. E. BRASSINNE, March 29 Opposite the Exchange. Goshen Butter. F IFTEEN firkins received per ship Au gusta, for sale by April 8 J. B. HERBERT St CO. Packnges of 17 Tickets, wltich rented to drawn 10 dollars Is* ,-j^ . deduction, with 17 chances for tbc | bt nunair* GEORGIAN OFFICE- April 22
