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»»n>aKftn&8L BY O. A W. ROBERTSON, TUBLIAIIF.HS OF THE LAWS OF TIIF. UNION. has sharponed the avntico of ull kinds of Usury—A bill in bcforo the Lepslatlira I tradesmen ; from house ami lodgings to a I surgeon’s bill, the price is dniiblad, A Prom'll paper slates that several per of MassachuaettB fixing the rate of interest at 6 per cent, (probably when no uncial a' DAILY FAPER, : I : COUNTRY PAPER, ! I I sons hail deen arrested in Madrid, upon a! greement is made,) and repealing ill laws charge of having attempted to poison the ' pointing to usury. Many efforts to |»stpone fountain which supplies the Royal Family. , ... I Bayonne letters siy that one of the persons *»ill were made without effect. [It was N. B. When the master or commander of the Bteambout shall be within the district when tho application for the register shall be made, he is himsulf, instead of the Presi dent nr Secretary, to take the oath as to his citizenship, and state the' means whereby, liia exertions to keep himself alloat. Mr. I Niel felt that tho weight of the boy, and of I his own water-soaked clothes, were inoro j than he could float midor—what was to be done ? No help was near althuugh the ( OOUXBIIERCIAX,. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 23 EIGHT DOLLARS. E!VE dollars. 11, ig body having been horribly mutilated lhe discussion, Mr. Knapp related ah an first. [Tho firat part of this paragraph is , , A t . lk an old atory.] ecdote of a widow, who was left with neve* 1,otters from Tricst, Leghorn, and other parts of Italy, state, that it is in enntem- ! plation to impose a quarantine of 40 days ... on vessels coming from England, on account ■ band’s estate, was _ of suspected goods being admittud into sand dollars, for mom* loaned during his ire to bo omitted, and tho following substi. “ ‘ • " ’* ' * ' 1 .. . . . „ „„ kited in their stead : “ but that no alien who prosperity in business. The promisor came „ ml a reMenl within lhe United State, U Liverjwl, JHay 2.—Colton. The advice. boat and the shore were at ii. greatdietance. received during the week worn the United or manner in which ho so becamo a citizen. Ho felt his total inability to sustain the boy “ tatCB aml "ByP* *Ppcar to have produrnd 2. and himself | he inspired a large draught of Hie had been arrested and executed at 'Madrid . referred to a committee of five. During In the am of an Enrolment for a Steamboat, air and descended to the bottom—lie Bup- “^.""“.ll^ouartors^ - of lh ? fu P owned by on incorporated company. poses his Itoud at that time to have bneu P'f ^ rom jj 1 ® 8 ® quarters j the business in tk Tho form of the oath, in thin case, is to below tho surface of the water 12 or 19 in-i m&r ? et has, newever, boen Hpjjip^ fl . bo the same as in the preceding, xcept ches—he bore up the boy and walked quick- P! rt \ a ‘ 8a J e8 have been made at a reduction • • • • s boat. His breath failing,' pf_* d ,;J°A d J 1 .P® r ^^\f- e _. au 5 pow! '‘PucuU- 811(1 0700 ral children, and whoso wlirte substance that the wordd from, "hat that all the per,on, ly towards the remaining, after BOARD OF HEALTH. Savannah, June 44,1(125. The Board has the pleasure of assuring its fellow-citizens of the continued healtli- fulness of the city. Sexton', Report for the week ending 2 hi imt. Died of Fever I, aged 47,* Convulsions 1, total 2. By order of the Chairman, I. K. TEFFT, Secretary. * Taken sick in the country. Latest from England.—By the arrival at Ncw-York of the ship Friends, from Greenock, papers ofthat place to the 10th w | lar f, at Whitehall. England from Egypt and the Levant, We regret to announce the decease of j into court and made efth that ( ho had paid ^,'nsVV any'pari "thereof" ... , to owning thate, are citizen, of the United he ascended, inspired the fresh air, and tors have taken 3n00 bogs American, the set (emci i e • } late,, and that no ftarl thereof ha, been, or i, again descended and moved quickly along I Brazil and Egyptian. Salts, b a nota of about five thou- now owned by any foreigner or foreignerstho bottom, hearing the boy up. In this bags; imports, 27,900. - Cotton imported into Liverpool durh^.u at four months of 1824, mi Daniel D. Tompkins, late Vice-President | *' or 11,0 mon ®y 8 tnflB m, ”° lhl,n U ‘S aI way they all reached the boat. Phil. Dem. Pre„. Dreadful Storm.—From the Elizabeth City Star, Ilth inst.—Our anticipations in of the United States. He died at his real-; '" loreBt ’ amounting 01 ly to 7 percent, deuce on Staten-Island, on tho 11th instant, I The whole demand Mas vitiated, and the; _ In the case of a Licence for a Steamboat, own- the hasty notice wo took in tho last Star, of eit by an incorporated company. The Master is to swear or affirm as fol tho dreadful storm of the 3d and 4th inst. has been more than realized. The fellow, first four months of 1844, 1111,1194 |"„ B f during the same timem 1825,213,3.M bJU' Prices Current at Glasgow May 7, Sugar.—There was a fair demand this week, the sales being 000 lihds. but pi-i a , s haveagaiu receded, and are now Is cwt. lower than last week. These salca after a lomr end painful illness in tho 6 | Bt I widow and her chihlrln reduced to abject low*’ ing are the particulars ofits melancholy and consisted of377 Trinidad at 56 a 5 7 B T, alter a mng anu painiui niness, in me oitt - . , . 1, E. F. master of the called the. disastrous effects, as far as they have reach-1 hr „ wn «».<•„, i nul year of his age. The Senate of the State : be g£ ur y* Tbe spiritofthe age is agauis I swear (or affirm) that I am a citizen! ed us. j a G2a 6 j.f or good brown iV 1 * of New-Vork, the Corporation of New- all restrictions on the use of property. Inf the United States, and that the license I Marine.-Of 14 sail of vessels lying at' milldlin ,. es good • boilin# St. Vincent u York, the Judaea of the different Courts. = "°1f!*? anchor in the inarshes, (which .s consider- 60#> l04 hhds Barhadoes at 59, J year of his age. of New-Vork, the Corporation of Ncw- York, the Judges of the different Courts, the members of the Ncw-York Bar, the of ficers of the Grand Lodge of the State, and his friends and acquaintances were invited to attend his funeral from the steam boat of May, and a London paper of the 7th are received. The only commercial intelligence received by this arrival, is given under the usual head. It will be perceived that a small decline has keen experienced in tho Cotton Market. The remark of the Intelligencr is just.— “ He was a distinguished patriot, and pro ved it by his conduct at a time when patri otism was more than a name; he was a truly honest though latterly unfortunate man, and at all times an urbane gentleman. In the House of Commons, on Friday! Hil memory is entitled to the respect of his evening,the 6th.the discussion of the Catho. lie Relief Bill, in a committee of tho whole house, took place, on the motion of Mr. countrymen.” The following appeared as a Card in the Brougham, in the continued absence ot Sir. Washington National Journal, and no doubt Francis Burdett, Nothing of interect oc 1 is from an official source curred, except that the Speaker took the j To the Editors of the National Journal. opportunity to express his known sent - j j t appears necessary to apprise the pub- nients against the measure. The third ij c> that the recent publication of Coinrno* reading was to take place on the 10th ; and • j oro porter, on the subject of the proceed- Mr. Peel intimated that he would then a- j„g 8 0 f tho Court of Inquiry in relation to gain take the sense of the house on the the affair at Foxardo, presents so inaccu- ,,1 “ ti " t n ; .. , . ' rn,e " n<1 im ' ,er, ' ect ft view of t,lat matter ’ [of the occasion, to communicate the dcci- Mr. Huskissons resolutions, for the ad- that it will, indue time, receive proper at-jfcions of this Department, in relation to the mission of bonded grain to domestic con- tontion. The record of the Court and payable on the following mentioned sumption, were approved by the Commons statement of the facts transmitted to the | ^jt^ic.'whUe-not being considered as without a division. The quantity amounts Executive, not having yet been made pub- fairly coming under tho tfcnmninntion of a to 394,000 quarters of foreign corn. It is li c , and it being understood thatthe business <| y i "!I'. lru ff' al,,l .” ,,t bt ' in S specially provii- to bo admitted in mjual quantities till the has not yet been terminated, furnish sulfi- v'alorem dut/ona'per" cent. ITa non-"nu- (nr inf the United States, for said shall not be used for any On the banks oftl.a N.York Canal stands ! vessel, or any other employment than' (thatfor winch it is specially granted,or in the village ot Lockport. This place may bo ■ any trade or business whereby the revenue cited os an instance of the immense value of: of the United States may be dofrnuded. that groat undertaking to the state of N. , An * if the steamboat be less than twenty „ , , , , ,, , 'tons burthen, the President or the Rccrc'a- \ oi k and should be hold up as one amoig the | r y „f the company, is to swear (or affirm) as thousand inducements to commence simi- j follows : InlU°l ! F a President (or Secretary, as the * ’ ;case may be) do swear (or offirm) that no >, nid in , alien who is not a resident within the Unit- lar undertakings in other states, there wero two houses in the villagi 1823 Lockport had 1200 inhabitants, 150 to 300 buildings, 12 stores, 44 nicehaiiics’ihops a newspaper, 8 taverns, 5 lawyers, 0 doc tors, 4 schools, 4 churches.&c. and hoi now about 1500 inhabitants, Such are tie re sults of an enlightened policy. TaEAsuRvCm ui.au—Wc are indebted to a friend for the following Circular from the Treasury department. Circular to Collectors, JVaval Oftcert, and Survtynr,. Tuk.asury Department, ) Comptroller's Office. June Hil. 11146. ( SIR—in transmitting to you,lor the use of your office, a copy of the laws passed at the last session of Congress, I avail my sell’ 15th of August, The following are the du- c i en t reasons for postponing to a more sui tics per quarter Wheat 10s.—Rye, beans t a ble period the rectification of the errors, derated article. I Comb,,horn—with threp. small brass rivets, i „„„„„ R j n 0 .i„„ . ’! considered n noil-enumerated article, and, and pease. Os. 6d. Barley or beer 5s— ttn( j ,h e supplying the deficiencies, which accordingly, liable to an advalorem duty of Oats, 3s. fid. Wheat flour, per cwt. 2s. exist in the pamphlet referred to. lOd. The measure, Mr. II. stated, would — r: ■ The Committee of the Bunker Hill mom 15 per cent Crystals, watch—having been decided to be liable to an advalorem duty of 7) per cent, under the eld tariff' as parts of watches, are now, as such, liable to. an advalorem the structure to be erected, and after an duty of 12,) per cent ' 1 J-liolc upon ftln oompnrativo pro- B Oimonits, gltlZJfrS—SCt in Steel, in I per ut illi -1 inch broad by { incli thii 1J- do I do. l| do j do. being considered as coming under one or fliake up a deficiency, which, if allowed to • exist, would occasion next quarter the ument association have at length fixed upon complete opening of’ft** ports. Home interestingcmivct«m*»v.. n«t* % jfiace iu i lie House on Combination Laws, prieties and tuiiess m uie v«.»uhiii ana bue- accordingly subjected to an advalorpm In the House of Commons on the 5th, the fisk, for monumental purposes, tho decision, duty of 7} per cent. The new tariff is not Lord Advocate ofScotiand gave notice of a by a considerable majority, was in favor of ^nnide^ft^m^fcImn^U^^ bill tu extend part of the provisions of Lord * pyramid or obelisk. Tins form is con* j 0 f duty to 121 per cont, Ellonbornugh’s act to Scotland. sidered the most simple, appropriate, im- Iran—1 inch broad by i inch thick Mr. Secretary Canning was gradually posing, and congenial to republican institu- lecovering at Combewuod, from his late se- twins, vere attack of the gout < The President of the United States is ex-■ other of the classifications,” in tho tariff, of , Ti,. .i.» r— “«” 1 ateJssaasjttjrc theJPsrlianient will be dissolved in June or ing the corner stone. The military escort ty of 3 con's per lb. is to be under the command of General Ly- Paper—likii that in which blue nankeens ' are generally imported, is considcrid as __ j fairly coining under the general clamificu- r, x.„i.,d .»d i.; '-j;; aasacaK North-Carolina, the injury done to the crops : can be made between them and new types, by the late gale is very extensive. J both coming under tho classification ot "nil < mnnvfaclures, not otherwise speeijind. wide if General Lafayette arrival at Albany, brass iron, steel pewter, lead or tin, or if ,, , . ... ., wl . which either of tnesc nutnls i-s a component • Ncw-York, on the morning ot the l*th | mite rial,” and, accordingly, both are liable stant. j to nn advalorem duty of 25 per cent. Vitriol, white—same as White Arsenic. Tfif. “unktndest cutof all. m —Cobdf.tt, ! Ytrn, linin~vi called—used in the nn* . ‘ nufacture of millinets, not considered as earlier, notwithstanding the flat contradic tion of the Courier. The reason assigned for this measure is. that the Cabinet do not MANl wish for the third time to place the House of Lords in a position of hostility to the House of Commons on the Catholic ques tion. The election for a new Parliament Will take place about July, before the har vest. This dissolution, it is said, will pro duce a ahork. but no serious consequences we apprehended. A forgery has been discovered on the bank of Ireland to a large amount, which was traced to Edward Hogan, a merchant of Dublin, who had always borne a very fair character, was held in high estimation, and w « recent publication affected to forget ( has an umiuhl” wife und 12 children. He that such a man as Mr. Bhougimm existed. I bae as yet eluded the vigilance of the po- r i,'i i , > . 1,1 ' P , The Liverpool Mercury in a Jice, nltUongh a reward of £100 is offered . strain of cut- for his appreh-nsion. ting irony comments upon the absurdities Letters i rum Gibraltar state that t wo mer- and contradictious of this political weather- chant vpfs 'lf havfi been chartered lo bring cock< am l concludes by remarking His home to England • ntire cargoes of British « manufai turfs, which are unsaleable. The oblivious fits are by no means contained to French authorities are stated to have taken such great personages as Mr. Watt, or the most vig irniiF measures to prevent all »« n iv • . ... . , z. • . j . . . Mr. Brougham. We, ourselves, can bear English go (yds from being introduced luto Spain. i personal testimony to the Lethean pheno- Tln* Times s'ates it as a matter of notori-1 menon which this extraordinary writer ety. that llio L«want Compiiny has resign-1 . ed iis exclusive charter. It is ndd*>d—'Mhe 80,netunft8 ex ^ n ,,ts * coming within the meaning of u uatarred cordage, yarns, twines fyc ” but ns a manu- cd States, is owner of any part of the culled the cither directly or indirectly by way of trust confidence, or otherwise. Respcctfull v, JOS. ANDERSON, Comptroller• From tho Correspondent of the Commer cial Adveriiser. U. 8. Frigate l onset lotion, Sacrifcios, Jtiuy 3, 1325.—We arrived here on tho 3d, after a passage of 21 days troin the Capes of the Cliesapoak. Mr. Poinsett, minister to Mexico, landed with hi*? suit on the 5th, and was received ut Vera Cruz, in very hand some style, the military under arms, bunds of music, (fee. lie setotfthe next day for Mexico, where he will probably arrive by tiie 13th. We shall probably leave this place far Cuba, in the course ol'two days. The Castle of St. Juau do Ulloa still holds out and can do so as long as it can bo relieved from the Havana. It is an im mensely strong fortress, and cannot be ap proached either by land or water, as it is surrounded by extensive and dangerous reefs except on the side nexi to Vera Crux, from which it is distant not more than half a mile. It will be seen hv the following para graph‘run the Lynchburg Virginian, that tin* Engineers are miking rapid progress in the survey of the roar), authorized by Congress, from this city to New-Orleuiw. Wo scarcely know whether this great un dertaking will derive its highest importance from the connection between its two ex trenm points, or from the direct intercourse which it will establish between thof-e points, fn“iL* J <!.Sn*i!d!m Mr one'sfate" nn<f city' and town to another. In every view, it is a work of great magnitude ; and, great as is its magnitude, the advantages f/om its com pletion will ho still greater —jYnt. Journal. National Road, from IVishifigtnn City to New-Orhans.—The Engineers engaged in this extensive and important undertakin; nre pursuing their duties with zeal fe spirit. By an article in tho Cniiawha Press, of the i-ith May, wc obs^Tve that they have al ready entererod Alabama, and the Gover nor of that State had sent to them, in the absence of an experienced Engineer,(whose assistance they had solicited, Gen. Dale, one of the first pioneers of civilization in the western wilds. The route which llio Engi neers are now surveying, it will be recol lected, is that which goe9 through the capi tals of the several Southern States, Rich mond, Raleigh,Columbia, Milledgcville, and Cuhnwba. On their return from New- Orlcans to Washington, they will survey that which l^nds through Cuhnwba, the uner part of Georgia, tho Warm Springs, and Morgantown in North Carolina, and Patrick county. Lynchburg: Charlottesville und Fairfax in Virginia. The unxtseuson, the third remaining route will be surveyed, which 'Im Cahnwbn paper informs us, runs ed a sale harbor) mostly bound down with 67s r „ r „ nod brown t0 poo() mid j lin U ' l, ° cargoes, not one rode out the gale i one or _ 400 puncheons St. V» w „, two was sunk, and others drifted ashore;! wer0 at a8 d H eliverah | e from Kit,?., most o them, however, we understand are , and , 50pu ’ nchoon8 Dmoerara, t»„ likely o be C ot oft The only one we have rivc< ’„ t 2tia . ^ cwt . been able to learn the name of, is the schr. Cofc-A purchase was made of D4fe. Ceres, Hathaway, of this place, belonging | cea y amaica 52 a 70s for ord i narj tJ to Messrs. I ohes &, b olsom. ! fine ordinary. At Ocracock, there were 21 sal of ves-; Cotton ._tKe sales have been rntherfi. sels of all descriptions, 1(1 ot which ar 0 ' mitod.yet the prices of last week were till- said to have sunk and gone ashore; 2 rode ■ ■ —• nut the gale, and 3 were drifted out to sea with the current, and are supposed to be lost with their crews ; of those cast awa y we are informed that the schr. Franklin from this port was bilged ; brig Galnxy, of Newbern, broke iu two, one half driven on shore, and the other sunk in the channel; schr. Friendship gone to pieces. We re gret not beieg able to givo ull tbc particu lars of the mimes and disasters of this fleet •tiie means token to obtain it in time for this day's paper, did not succeed. Cast away on Body’s Island, Currituck shore, on tho 4th inst. schr. Eliza & Mary, of Baltimore, laden with coffee, crow all lost except nne man. Also, sloop Strangpr, ashore, about three miles to the northward of Currituck Inlet, with fruit, amt turtles. A schr. is said to he cast, away on Chick- amacoinico Banks, laden with molasses ; a smull quantity only savod; no other partic ulars known of her. The Crops—The injury done the farmers is lamentable ; the wheat crop is supposed to be shortened from one-third to one-half; the corn very much injured, in mony instan ces it is is literally blown to pieces, much of it never can recover; the cotton crop is still worse, whole fields in sdnie cnees are so en tirely killed that the owners have beeu ob liged to replant it almost entire ; some have ploughed it up and planted corn. We can- through Fairfax, Clinrlettnsvillp. Lynch fadureofflax, und, accordingly, liable to an ; l,urg. tliem-o across the Blno Ridge Mniin- ! advalorem duty of 25 per cent. [tains, Salem, Abingdon, Knoxville, Nash- Yum, worsted—considered a mam future j v iUo, & c. of wool, and is to be subjected to duly uc. cordingly. particular', of tho transaction ore less no torious. and tic imporianee of it is in sufficiently apprecimeu,” The ropor 1 of an armistice between Gen erals Bolivar and Olaneta, had reached England together with the news of the holding o it of Collao. France.—In the Chamber of Deputies, M. de Villein is hard pressed on the subject ot' the infamous proceedings under Ouv- rard’s contract. M. de Viliele slates that the opposition, ullhnugli they attack the Ministry for not having acted with more decision at the time, dare not even allude to the particulars of the transaction. It is understood there is not an officer of rank employed in the Spanish invasion, the Duke de Angouleme excepted, who did not share wi’h Ouvrard in the plunder of the public. The profits were known to he not lesa than ltitio francs a day. Some idea may be for med of the extent of these frauds, from one article ; wine, the best in tiie world, ib tn be had at Castile aml Lamancha lor one sous tiie bottle ; and in these same provin ces nay the French army supplied by M* Ouvrard's contract at a Irani- per bottle. A letter, dated Paris, April 2fltli, says— *' arc all bustle here for the coronation ceremony, to which Chares X. looks for recovering his lost popularity. In the pre r'Jrations for this affair, there is much of splendour mingled with meanness. The tow n of Rheiins have petitioned the Cham ber for permission to borrow 80,000 francs al 5 per cent, towards defraying the expen ses of the eornnation. The only real splen dour is by the foreign Ambassadors, who vie with each other in extravagance.” In Boulogne, the anticipated dorou&tion In the year 1021 it escaped his recollection that there was such a Journal bb the Liverpool Mercury ; upon which occasion we told him that, if he had forgotten us, we could not forget him while the name of William Coubett stood on the wrong side of our ledger, among those who had been dunned to no purpose for their subscriptions.” A portable pump or fire extinguishing engine, which, possessing a rotatory motion, may be moved by wind or by the hand, has been recently invented in G. Britain. It' is of much greater importance than most of the inventions of the kind which have as yet been offered to the public. A moderate sized one will raise water from a ship’s hold, thirty feet, at the rate of two tons a minute. It will preserve ships from deeuying, as, by ventilation, it keeps them sweet. Tho en gine moves with such velocity, that the in ventor Ims succeeded in raising water with one destitute of the lower boxes. Eight men can raise two tons of water a minute with thorn. They are not expensive. The Michignn papers inform us, that such is the tido of emigration setting in up on I hat territory, that it is wilh difficulty the emigrants cun procure temporary oc- comoiodaticns in the town of Detroit. Zinc, in sheets—considered a nnn-enmno- rated article, and, accordingly liable tu an advalorem duty of 15 per cent. I also avail,mysclfoftliis occasion,to state the rates at which, it lias been decided, the following foreign coins are to be estimated, in the compulation of duties on goods im ported ; and to prescribe tho forms of the oaths to be taken oil grunting, under tho ex isting laws, a register, or enrolment, or li cense to a steam-boat owned by an incor porated company. FOREIGN COINS. 80 cents 44 t 53 do. $ 2 Tro' 14 68 22 73 cents TiS J” 1 £ 90 do° Ducat of Naples at Florin of St. Gall Ounce of Sicily - Piastre of Turkey Prussian rix dollar Do. Florin Saxon dollar Pezza of Leghorn foiims or oatiib 1 In the ease of a Register fora Steam-Boat, owned by an incorporated Company. I, A. B. President (or Secretary, as the cose may be) of the Company, do swear (nr affirm) according to the best of my knowledge and bnlieftlmt the cal led the is of the burthen of and was built at - ■ in the vear in the slate of ; that l am The following paragraphs from the Alex- undria-H 'raid of yesterday have, to say tho least of them, a very suspicious appearance of connexion. It is possible, to bo sure that one person might die on the Coinnmns- I'roin an apoplectic lit, nr stroke of the sun; hut it is certainly a very singular coinci deni'.o that two persons should he found dead on the Commons on the same after noon. Tho heat of Saturday was almost great enough to account lor the sudden death of persons exposul to it; but, for the same reason, it is rather singular that these two citizens shuld, that day, have exposed themselves to tho influence oftlie sun, when all who had a choice were seeking protec tion in the shade from it burning rays. \Ve should like to lienr sonic further particulars of this matter :—Afat. hit “ Mr. Samuel Douglass, (brother of the lions.■; of James anil Jacob Douglass, of this place.) walked out early on Saturday morn ing, ip perfect health, and in the afternoon ivus found dead in an enclosed lot on the commons. His death was, no doubt, from a sudden visitation of Providence. “ Mr. Joshua Riddle, formerly an exten sive merchant here, was slso found dead,on the same afternoon, on the commons, about an hour after he had left his family in town His death was probably owing to the same cause.” a citizen of the United States, and that the said steamboat is owned by ditVercnt per sons in shures;(or whatever the fact may be) of n, ly supported. The sales amount to 965 bales. Grata.—We have had a fair demand this week, and the advance noticed in our lust was steadily maintoined. London Corn Exchange, Jfoy 6—Al though our supplies coni in no to nrrivo v*;ry sparingly, still the sale of every article ap. pears on the decline, hut for prime sample* of wheat, Monday’s prices nre demanded, without the consumers being anxious to purchase. The malting censon having gone by, scarcely ui^ thing was done iu fine barley, and the grinding sorts arc very heavy ofsale. OatB mainta'ned Monday’* currency, but beaus and peas are a trifle cheaper. 2MmT&OIlOLOaX0A.T. TAB I? others from muking the like attempt. —p»i has he*'*' ly A.*«i, ti u live to sec such another. most of the valuable timber and yet unknown. FORTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY < AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. The Committee of Arrangements, ap- Day of the Month. s:;: g-s ■? ™ mad. Ranurlm. 1 June 15. v. n k. s. r. l light breeze I 12 M B. E. Do. do. 3 Sfi do. l)o. do. 1 0 «3 dn. Do. do. j 16. U 7 S. £• Light clouds. | 12 H4 do. Do. brui ze. 1 3 86 do. Do. do. | 6 83 do. Do. do- | 17. 8 7!' SOUTH. Light breeze. ] 12 81 do. Do. do. 3 86 do. Do. do. 6 83 do, C ns 6 18. 8 80 s. w. Clear. I 12 34 S. E. Do. 3 8fi do. Do. 6 84 do. Do. 19. 8 R0 SOUTH. Clear. J 12 85 do. Do. 3 86 do. Do. 6 184 do. Do 20. 8 82 N. E. Light C'luuus. r | 12 82 do. Shower, 3 83 do. Cloudy. 6 82 do. Rain. 41. 8 81 JfiAST. Ruin. 12 84 SOUTH. Cloudy. 3 83 S. L. l),.. 6 •CUTII. Liffht clouds.. —a 8 30 N. \V. Cloudy. 12 8fi s. \v. Light Clouds. • 3 87 SOUTH. Thund.&ligkt'g. G 84 do. Light clouds. FORT OF SAVANNAH. ing Anniversary ot'American Independence, | announce to their Fellow-Citizens that it j will take ploco on Monday the Fourth of July, in the following order At siin-riso, the Exchange bell will be j rung and t he Nationul standard displayed! from the steeple, and on the masts of the j shipping in the harbor. At eleven o’clock, a civil and military j pr'ocesFion will be formed at the Exchange, j (E. F.) to Mr. Mavor. Passenger The procession will proceed from the west J Mavor oud Son, und Mr. Johnston. 3 d of the Exchange at half-past eleven, escorted by the corps of Savannah Volun teer Guurds, through Bull-street, to the Theatre. An Oration will there be deliver ed in commemoration oftlie Birth-Day of the nation by Nathaniel 1\ Bond,Esq. pre- Porter. ceded by tho reading of the Declaration of j tie for this port. Independence by Riouahd VV. SriTEs.Esq. I At New-York, 13th inst. ship Emperor, At the dose oftlie exercises,the Proce sion Bennett. ARRIVED, Schr. Cygnet, ——, Baltimore, 21 day* to Hall & Hoyt.. Sloop Rosetta, Vernard, fioin St. Jdms, “ “ Mr. AUIUVEU FKO.M TiJIS POUT, At New-York, 12th inst. sloop William, Luce, 12 days. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT, At N. York, 13th instant, ship'Corsair, will return to the Exehauge ill the same order, where it will disperse. Tiie following will be the arrangement of the audience iu the Theatre, which it is res pectfully requested may bo particularly ob served. The l’it will be appropriated to the escort and to the military otfi era who may join in the procession The centre box in the lower tier will be reserved for the civil au thorities, foreign Consuls, &c.—the remain der of the Boxes in the lower tier for the ladies exclusively. The second tier will be appropriated for the several military corps who will take scats from the centre. The The ship Pioneer, from this port fur Li verpool, was spoken 18 days out, April A. lnt. 46, long. 39. The ship Georgie, Yarnum. from Liver pool for this port, was spoke 22d ult. in to 36,56, long. 52, by tho Triton, arriveus! Charleston from Liverpool. Tho Ploughboy, the schooner seer, by W Savannah, in distress, has been since seca of the Delaware with her stern out ol —it is not mentioned what hod becomeul the survivors of her crew. Mw-York. June 13.—Arrived, ship Sam uel Wright, Riley, Portsmouth, N. H- hal ' remainder of the same tier, and tho other Inst, bound to Savannah—putin in distresf- parts of the House, for the citizens ge- Iu the night of 3d inst, off Hatteras, »'* nerally. A Dinner will be provided at the Council Chamber in the Exchange, at which Charles Harris, Esq. will preside,assisted by James M. Wayne, W.m. C. Daniell, and Moses Sheftall, l'.sqs. Dinner on table precisely al four o’clock, P. M. Subscription Lists for tho Dinner will be left at the Bur oftlie City Hotel, at tho Bar oftlie Exchange,at tho bookstores of W T, Williams and S. C. & J. Schenk.and at the office of the Georgian, where subscriptions will be received, or by either of the Com- Our Fellow-Citizens of tho city imttec. On the30th ultimo, a boy about 14 years and count* are respectfully invited to be r at Tmvnseud’s wharf, Philadelphia, early in their application, as it is desirable but that nil the persona so owning a share'fell into the river Delaware. A country- j that tho whole number intending to join or shares arc citizens of tho United States, man from Milford jumped in ami caught i in the festivities of the Day should be known ond that no part thereof Ims been, oris now hold oftlie boy. It was soon observed by at os early a poriod as possible, owned by any foreigner or foreigner, either Mr. Neil, a printer, that the man could not- Tho price of Subscription to the Dinner diroctly or indirectly, by way of triut, con- swim, and it was probable if left to them- [ is three dollars, fidence or otherwise ; and that C. fl. the. selves, that both man and boy would be ■ The Committofc request that the Bells of present master or commander ofsaidsteam drowned. Mr. Niel did not hesitate br in-’ the Churrhesmay be rung at sun-rise, dur- boot is aim) a citizen of the United Status, stant, but leapt in and caught the boy un- ing the movement oftlie procession, and at having been born within the limits Hereof dor one arm, while the countryman held, sun-set. Or thus (as the case may be) having been him by the other; a boat was near and they naturalized in the statu of— , (n the swam toward it. A swell of tho rivor, uc- ilojj of —— one thousand - casioneil they know not how, carrind the in conformity with the several laws res- boat away sumo distance. The conntry- pecting naturalization. ' man held ou the boy although it required all JOHN STEVENS, A. B. FANNIN, ANTHONY PORTER. M. H. M'ALLIRTKR, GEO. ROBERTSON, Jr., Coomit- tee of Ar rangement, Iu the night of 3d inst, — . thrown on her beam ends, shilled the W' last, lost mizzenmast, main and ftretoj’' masts, topgallant masts, and all the s|“™ and sails belonging to them and stern coni' After the ship was partially righted, a ma- vy sea struck her and nearly rolled m over, and shifted he whole ballast to lej* ward again—she was on her beam ends • hours. June 8, Cape Hatteras S. «• s miles, saw a vessel with a jurymast and c ■ lors flying to wiudward and a brig l)' 111 ? by, near her. Charleston, June 21.—Arrived, ship Tri ton, Choever, Liverpool, 51 days. . Line ship Calhoun. Allen, N- * 10 days. Passed two wrecks on and one off Chincoteague—one o! * ®. had been scuttled—could not learn u names or any particulars. , , Ship Georgia, Packet, Bunco, Pluludei ^ Ship Langdon Chevcs, Baker, Pliiln del Ph Ship Op’helia,Bliss,Philadelphia, M da) s > and to from the Capes. v i. u. L. schr. Gazelle,Bulkley.New-Y rk, 10 daya. On the 12th inst. off I a ‘‘ , saw a ship and * schooners assist* , wreck;