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:.i ' OS 'll ad ng^MUhe proceedings I that eviiteboa aid refere*ce. ^^STSKTSSSSSj niMIMiU •» tkxh laws tor the or tor MiW iirMi i 11 i i v i xtMfoWitfcAt«t. 00W»»>mK {,*,• I I triwu DOLLAR*. tu»f.d**iKminmo, Die. pi. m •j the antral of Um door Harriett, Capt Bellas, oo Saturday. odo hwo rewired Betti more papers to tbe ttUh hat. tatolwira. * New-York papers to the 20tb inst. have teen'received in Charleston. They «oot»ln •othinx later Awn Europe Uau «• hau» pub- ' KelmL ■ • -# : ■ rays , .The Legialatar* tare eppoietei John Kell., Em « QjainieilrrntT " /,t -* rirar Attamaha io ptaoe-UfWm. CareochsO. dsoM. The Otoke of Saxe Weimar, eHired ot An- gurteoottaJlet inat. beiag We piwuma on kit Wo; to New-Oil*»M. It appear* by in octuol enurnc ratine that the prewot population of IbeTtowo of Maoon • betweeo eight and nieo hundred. Suicide.—An inquest was held yesterday on die bod; of a man oamcdBoHJAHtr Brown, who formerly kept ax Oyster Cellar Io llto olty.' He ru found haoging from a door ikreen, (iuoh ai ace uoed io tarornc) by i baodkerchieT<v hifoib* had nailed to the top, ftateoed it arouod. hie neck, and than kioked Jthe bench from cinder him, oo which he stood The dtaTwro»-*iletij)y dhlooaled. The steara-Koaf Henry Cjay. .with a full cargo of good*. was. lost on tMi 1th ioet. on the Alabama Hirer. No lirea lost-Cargo more or leu damaged. fwo negroes were executed in JVfiUedge- vllle on the 16th inst. agreeably to sentence pronounced by’the Inferior court, floe ot them was found guilty uf Burglary, the other of assaulting a white person with.intent to murder.—The Recorder Says s—“ An amend- ment to the Penal code te far at respects the definition of tlge word Burglary, as now pro- poaed to tbe Legiilature, appear! to ns highly neceeaary. . The lirea of our alara property are insecure for what in Bughtod would termed mere Petit Larceny,' end subject the offender! to some corporated punishment not extending either. to. life or limb, it with ua, made Burglary, aod puoiabad capitally. ’ PRRIVATE CORESPON DENCB. to Ttu XDiToaa or the oioroiais. M'lledoevillu, Dec. 21.—-Both Houaea of the. Legislature have agreed to adjour one die to morrow. For a day or two past they have been hually engaged in hurrying thrqugh anch billa aa it waa thought posai- ble to paaa within the time limited. A veat qunntily-of matter will] neverthelesa be laid over, which lies patted through ita firat aod aedond stages. I have not time to give even my usual extracts from ihe Journals hut shall endeavor in another letter to notice , the result of the principal bill*. Aloogahd very interesting Report was , on Tuesday presented in Senate from the Committee on the. State of the Republic embracing the several parts of 'the Message of the Governor and other matters, referred to them, The Committee; upon the subject of the Indiaqa in this state, after ah exami nation qftheir situation in relation to it, re. commend that our Senators and Represen tstivea in Congress bis instructed to use thlir exertione to obtain their removal, with cut dels;, and that to this and they procure the passage of a law, which ahall “ treat these tribe* as dependents, as they in fact are, which shall point the way to their pre servation, and command them to pursue it,' —and Xddd—“ Ip qo fight in'which our re latidus with-' the Indians and General Go vernment can be Viewed, can are perceive any justice in being longer kept out from the occupancy of oar eoilaud to our limits in every direction—we have paid for It many prices, end aboard have delivered to us that whioh iaoars. n f* ralataa to the late treat; tha Commit ' tea offer a resolution, that full reliance shWftld be placed in it ; that' this title fo the •oilObtained by it is an absolute vested in toreet; that nothing abort of the whole ter- ritory thus, enquired, will be satisfactory end Umi tMright ef nutty, upon the expi rit»a efthii^tnd limited in the treaty be insistod en and aacordipgly carried into ef fect, ' Qn.thuenbject of the remoral of Crowell, the Committee express their ebncBrrenoe the lamiinsnta of the Report recommending hie ramodat, passed at tha emtra session, and believing that tha intore-ts of the State ’ Georgia, end the policy of the General Go- » rarnmant require it, rsqueet falsa immediate removal. Jq relatiAio the reference of the late U ‘‘ ‘ to Congress, they eonsfder that lould solemnly protest against the Wtj)*A to wbHl'the evidence upon t,treaty is to bh refbvrsd baek to Cu*C»a(s waa obtained aft Broken Arrow, upon ] ate, baa alan paaaad tha Heaae hjr % j majority, and tha hill to.aatabllih a Bank at Tfaa CMlaliMaaii the Nhitentiaqt batolMiMMi, alto, from Senate, hea paae^the alaorapsrttid, aWd eloaa h; tacommeading J lower branoh, 49 to 24i Thq biU to ricuto iwiaraanhttinne nuiitn dime! th» Inapaa- Mo thwahtta any ailvar miua, 4o. which may toM ka bringawH att alt notee and accounts ha diaoovamd in the new territory; has • aiao of moot khan tona year standing^ ahd to rot-1 paaaad both House. Aka tka kall aulhorit 1 tla anfottog dehte by opto—and another lim- iug Juatloeanf the Inferior Court to eppeini tai«rthe hapeetora tofM* per aim. aa a s County Twtoarare to tmmpalTu Collac charge Ibr Ctork hlva, instead of |960a«ltort to pay intarut oo montaa temakikirto heretofore charged ' / j thala haoda, cellaotod ftr oonnly porpoaaat The bill introdqaced by' Dr. Fort (hr the [toe hilt to regulate tha licenalitg of phyricHna conatruatiouef a Caaal thraugh lha centra I throngbout the atata! the bill providing fora of the atate, under tba auparintandenca uf eanWctoat or railway i and thp bili to aa- tho Board of Fuhtie Works, has bean raid a I tablkh a tribunal to enquire into the quail* third time lutho House, and paaaad. It was oatfona ofpamonk hamafter claiming to prio amended by striking out ‘‘at or bear Au- [ties medintoa to Bavannah. guata,” “the point pfthetorminationof the I ThO biU to define the Sabilltlar of dadoraera, Canal m thebill, it toeing thought belter tol ,Bd *• m to toereasa tha fanda set apa^ leave that discretionary with tha Board. '■ l for County Academies and Frau School.. JenckeaVBilll. the passage of which,^ Iniop the table for top remalndtoof the House, I mentioned in my It at, has pass tha Senate with some amendment, not , however, affecting the time or the appropri ition of the naoney, any further than better secure tbe repayment of the latter. ' Tha hilt granting the right to Thop. Spalding and othera to construct 4 Rail Rood, hse been lost in Senato 22 to ®t. The pill to establish s east of Letrning for Females has also been lost in' the sstne body—sod the hill to amand the act to pre scribe tbl mode ofmanUmitting ala vet, toe. hae been laid oq the table for the remainder ofthtsesaioii. . Tbe bill regulating the licensing of Phai ■ ... , , Sarannah and Augusta, and a resolution to cwne in tbta atate, from the House, waa loot i ^ 8 appropriate J3000 to carry into efcotthe several resolutions for running the line be- tween thia Stlte, Alabama end Florida. in Senate, but on u’reconeiderttion passed by u majority of three votaki and a bill to add to the dumber of the Eogine'.Company of Savannah, h»« aiao paaaad bo|h Homes. The never-euding aobjeemorahe the seatltofcand tbe bill to grant additional feoato the Juatieaa and Conatablaa of Chat ham Coas^, (Marred in Senate to the next Legislature. The Senato ailao disagreed to thk bill tooampentate Petit Jurors. Tha bill to appropriate tha Academy Fundi in Chatham, Irwin, aod one or two othe Counties, to tbe Free School, baa potsed both branches. The House concurred in the resolutions from Senate relative to the Afrioana. . A reaututiou hat patted requiring tbe Comp trollm- 'General to pobliah the names, of all pedlaraand itioerant traders licensed in tbit atate, in one of. tbe papers of Milledgeville, ©aaT»weTre* AU»)iiwvax»a«ao Fmx.-At | Codoamta.—The Benito did pet mt on Sa- a quartta before & o'clock lliia mbrniiig, the I turdsy the 17th iuataut. I hr; offtrp wjw heard at long intervals, tore- In the House of Representative*, Mr. ttoad IbauachsuvAlreel*. b) 1 thdto who hap- Hamiitniii'or South-C*r«lina, introduced a penedtok*!»wahp, Tha bella of the thy, or roaolutioi) aalling on the PreaMeeqfer lnfer- atlaiai an.thia part of it, remained muteafi liiiatipf in relaluin-to-tljhl, pqip. oftaaMea- the whilaa. and.,,qte preeumt dcaigiiodJy. ao. jeagO whicn roffrt to Mm appointment' «*' Thewpfautiaf conflagration pas at last dis- Comtniaeiaaikndis tojoW in the dclibpriMtons aoaletikd.ilehe iaThoinilioq atrde»<-heteieep (of the Congrea* al Panama. A resolution Broome,phd' Spring Streets. It commenced was also offered by MrJ Drayton, for the ee- to a stable.where a barman had gone with aitabliahmentofk Navy-Yard at Charleaton i candle tofardliia hots« Before ilia flremeu [and lltether by Mr. Ramey, mlatiro to a with (hair engines could reach the apot, the [similar; eatabliihment at Baltimore. The wbola .neighborhood waa euveloped in flamt.a [ retdutiou, of Mr Bayliea, relative to the dp when they did arrive, there being no fire I exploration of the North-West Coaa!; and plug* tothaipart of llm ol(y, aud theClitern»| of Mr. Bticlianah, calling for tbe proeee- all etoty from a long drought, no supply oil dings in tha can of Commodore Porter, water was to be had nearer than tha Nortlil w *re both agreed to. Mr. Wicklifie’a re, river, upwards of a quarter of a mile diatant , i solution* ■ n q the anbject pf the Judiciary' and nekr an hour elppted before they oould [were referred, at the suggestion of Mr, oparaih with; ainiy great effect u|mid thede | Webster,-to'lbn committee ou that subject vouHag efaownt, whioh.was eweeping.every I The House has adjourned until Mouduy, tbitg before.il, A» ao°o as the firemen had | |gth. arranged their Unto of hose so as to afford wa tor to thk augioea, who bad in the mean time | , , a ... „ ,. formed a oonjo. .round the fiightful raging . The Legislature of South Caroline ed element, a check waa given tithe flames,! j'™"' 8 ' 1 r » SeM ) on A < ^ori‘ y l. Amnf>S«*t end encouraged the hopoio tlioae whnee dtvcl- apprnpnatione te <1*,Q00 fee * U F*" linp were to the neighbourhood, that, hound, port of the transient Poor of the City of would be set to lU enemy, and their Imlv I Charleston,andflOOGthward. reimbursing habiiatiuna saved from tutu, uor were they ICouncffor eqpeotee incurred by dimppototed. After e hard atruggle for tamo | them during the vieit of Geu Lafayette to hnutra, in which the greatest praise it due to I thu* q ,t f- Acte litre petted for the incnr- our active,, reeolute eed indefatigable fir*- P 0 ™!""£}' meu. the Ifomee were got under, but out until I''ration of t^ Vine »wd SiUt tolo South- theyiajd waste SO buildinga, at least, and lefi | Carolina—nf a Charleston Water Company dealitiitp of ahelter forthie remaieder of the winttr t wioe that number of families. As near as wscaii judge, there, are 0 two atory brick front buildings destroyed on Spring street, 12 or )4jwoodenone« on Timm pa on street, and 111? oo Sullivan atreet. We could not obuto a listof the mviieni and occupants in seathn tor this evening's paper. Two bouses oojy, at is-aid, were insured. We take (his occasion to mention a foot, amhdoit with sorrow and todignatioa, that An abortive, attempt Was made last night before adjournment, to ohtain. an. expremieh Bauk wee again before thefttare yesterday] of the ° P ‘"" m i" f ^ »!lTut»dertako U tooay B |hem’e on the resolutions from Senate, which were mentioned in my last. The House, after | the next Pretideooy, and to nominate Gen. Andrew Jackson. About two-thirds of thb some discussion, pined a substitute for the j h °'" Ver * ,fter 8<Hne di ‘ cu *» lon from disinclination to expreta ao opinion or disapprobation of the retolutions and substi last reaolutiou from Senate, providing for the receipt of one half the taxes in Darien notes, with which the first was returned to the Senato. tntes offered, carried ao adjournment before any vote was taken. Fmxm Charlkstov.—Exiract of a let ter dated Charleston, 24th inat.—“ We bail a moat alarming fire last night, which .moat Imve burnt at least twenty or thirty boutte, It waa within one door of Mrs. Colcocks, towards King-Street, tailing in Mra. Mae- has been in a great decree rtvojutioi.itu.i, I betl.H, rU the right of King-at. to South Bay and although much remains undone, it is not I an d on both ahlea of the South Bay to lhe to be denied thatmany acta of highly benefi- [ house beyond tbe Johnson's. Saltus' proper cial tendency have been passed, among I >y baa all vanished except the Bathing House, which, those to relation to Internal Improre I There ware three house* ao tbe opposite, aide mint may be olasaedtho first.' However ] of King-et., also burnt—tha bouse Mr. Level touch the minority may have been overruled formerly owned, that oocopied by Stewart, in political meaeuree, they have had a full and the one adjoining. * t TO THK KDtTOni, Millidoxville.FrioAT, Dec. 23.—The General Assembly adjourned last night at about half past eleven o’clock, fine die. A! though during the past seeeion, the state —of the Reformed Society of laraeljtee—and An Act to declare thd assent of that State, to a convention between that State and the Btate of Georgia for the pnrpnse of impru ving tiie^navigation of Savannah and Tugs loor river*. oonnwxmoxAz.. > From the New- York Shipping and Cim nut a single boll, except the stiialj ooe >t the I ’eercial Lit! qf Dec. 17—Coffee.—'There ii jxil, Wxs heard to ring in this city, for more | *o r y little t"<| u 1 ' ,, y, and the stock is small— tau one knur alter ttie conflagration of last I About 20ft bags Culm have been auld, in uight burst forth. The watoboMU cry fire as [ small Iota, at 15 j to I6J cents. We remain they cry the hour. The city waa put alarm- [ without any suppl'ca of lino Green. edtiU property to the amount of nearly 4100,-1 Cuba, lb. 15 a 17: Brazil, 17 a 0# : Porto BBS (We* destroyed I It would seeitt from R' co > 17 a 00: Lagtnra. 16 a OU: Hi. Dublin tome late communications in the papers, that 1 go- ISja lS: Java, It!J. OwBoH ringera lirve takonthestauj.audarel Cotton.—The transactions, ainec our Iasi determined ntft to budge an inch, till some- report, Ifove been less extensiver, end a littl, compeo-1 reduction from previous rates; about 60 ration for their trouble. We know not the I I'alns new Upland were sold, on Wedni a Bwrita of the question, but tor GoJ’i sake, let day, at t6j cents SO days; and tales- hav< not thecity be burnt down about our ear* since been made at 15, 14 j, and \4{ cents while.the parties are settling (lie dispute. The Rash—and about 90 bales (it 14 j Rents less, I per cent, lor cash. Retweeu 80 fo 90 bulei of old crop have also been sold at I t cent *. . Another Fire,—We learn that the large I The sales, since our lust, amount to over hirildiog occupied at a public liouae, by M. 1400 bales, making the total for the week Givan, called tbe Lake Tour (nn, situated a I about 1700. The prices ee yet are ennsi little off the Bluomingdalo road, leading toidered too high for the English market. Thu the North- Rivef, was burnt to the ground | import has been—front Ttvwt uigbt. — - - ~ dot' How the fire originated we have heard i but we undoretand the, bujiding waa insured lor JOOuO > Yesterday, about twelve o’clock, Ihe hotite of Juiin Evertsoo, in Tmnkinsville, Staton la- 'land, and tbe uno next to it owned by Mr. JPeter Hobghwout, were burnt. The fire driginated from a atrtve pipe, badly secured. Ji. r. Eve. Poet, 15(9 tort. Georgia Virginia Philadelphia 100 balei too 13 3 Cotto it.—At Nashville It is thought that 4 0,000 bale* more will he received than there -Waa of tha last crop. Thu whale cyop of I Total, since let inat ihe present year in Tennessee end North I Rice, 2 J » 3 f* Alabama, ia estimated at about 80,000 baloa. |. Freight!—To Liverpool—Cottnn lb. .3-8 share in those having « view to the goad of the whole. Indeed u kind of emulation has, appeared to exist on the subject generally, whose result* will be teen, in a greater num ber of measures in furtherance of that object, than cat) be boasted by many preceding Le gislatures; and notwithstanding the politi The following ia contained in a Poatoript of the Charleaton City Qatette of the 24th inat. AwruL Calamity—We atop the Preaa-to i; notice a moat destructive and calamitous fire, which commenced at a small Grocery ijlioji on the west aide of Kiug strael; near the cor* ner of Lamboll-atreet, between the hoars-et 12 and 1 this morning. It raged on both side* of the atreet, burning down three houtm e«i cbttwtM ofM, u Mniitf,. | ax st - sxa we have been buabled to attain nearly every | down tbe Bay weatwardly is far as the reti- object which has been attempted. ,lence of Mr: s ">rg». which wat consumed,, 1 and crossed over to Sailin'Wharf on which. Tint SA large increase compared with that of jA sterling; Tohacco-hhd 35s a 40s; Rice, a . ° I a: n_ _ n. a .1 tU. f„«i i ft.,a Total, 313 Total import Since tat inat 4250 bale* Export, from lit to 14th inat 1*57 bales New-Orleani,new, IS;Upland, how. 14, a 15; Alabama, pld, 10a It. Tonnesseo to; Rice.—Sinot opr last notice about 100 tea. new have been eold at 3 j a 3! cents per lb. Old it not enquired for. The import Ins been—from Georgia IQ3 tos. 1 half tee. 12 te*. 14 half-tea. tierce 8b a-8s Sd. To the Continent—Cot ton lb IJ a 1J eta; Tobacco hhd 40s a 45s Rice 60s. Bank Stock*—United States, U2f, US, sales. . Enchanse—Billa nn LnndAn, 60 days, 8 0} premium; France, 5 40 a & 37 j. 1* J . ana croiseo over io osiuis- w nan on wi It was hardly to have boen expected that lt de , troye(] 8B , eri) | | urge buildings. ’ resolutions SO broadly'and entirely support-1 numbor of houaea- burnt 1} suputmtl loFG ing tbe course pursued by Governor Troup] "veeo twenty and thirty. Among thb prill *“.■ «•»»- h»s»ir«s ashaw my last, should have passed in a Legislature Sturgis. Mr*. MoBetli, Mr. Porter, Mr. Bpn composed of a majority of a party ppliticelli I tliam Mf- Herlot, and Mr- Coqnoliy. A yrt “ r —<•— in both tbe Senate and the House to fritter ed, but with no danger of extendiog farther, them down, and substitutes were offered ini 1 "'l 1 both to the resolution relating to Crowell, At Au S u,U - * l,,r S e *»d reapectable com but in vain—they passed by large majorities j P an y P aT,ook of dinner given to W, !^. r -the Report finally; passed i* W House K rawford - T,ie M ‘ vor ’ W - W «■>'*. V«- 67 to *2. I cannot but couceive thi. at one I ,ided ’ “* i,ted by Pree ' n » n Atrti ‘ last year The orop in Miasissippi hat turned out Well. Much aid waa afforded in the gather ing of it by the Choctaw Indiana, wIki were paid few their services. Ten thousand bales had been received in Petersburg, Va. up to some certain day of last week, (he value of which was about hnif a million nf dollars. 11 Virginia dotton* will soon-'be as commonly asked for in tbe mar ket ae any other; end it i* said that several hundred acrea of land in that state will be planted with it next year . II h*s been I St. Croix, 12a 14 1-2: Coffee, 16 a ?3; Whis -grown with great xdvantatage near Rich- key, Penn. A Belt. 35 a 40; Corn, (new mohd—75 acres; planted by Mr. A- Steven- 62 1-2 a 76 ; Rice, 4 a 5. Augvtta, 21(4 Dec. 1825.—Cotton. t| 13 ; Cotton Bagging, 21 a 24 ; Salt, 100 t(2 1-2; Sugars, Muscovado, 11 a 13 1 Bf be pbir, liave- produced., shout 10,000 Ibt. of| ginned cotton, allowing 4 lbs, of seed for pne.of 'cleaned. It is very white and silky. *Cit«talei yet made of Virginia cotton ap pear to have been almost exclusively for the rlomulic consumption. At 12 to 14 cents, It will yield a better profit than wheat or corn. The agricultural society of Green borough N. C. has awarded its premium, to a gen tleman who gathered 1.033 3:4 Ilia, of the toasts were the following: - :l Our distinguished Guest, hie private vir tues endear him to ids friends, hit talents and publio service* entitle him to the esteem' and gratitude of his counify. „. . . . .... . . i Publio Education.— 1 The system wbufiv Works having passed both branches of tbe l gives sorereiguty to the peojile should qualify Legislature, and received the signature of j t,iem for its exercise, tbe Governor, an election for member. ol | T h« South.-May our evil, at home nev.f t*j of the prodest testimonials to the propriety and justice of the course pursued by Gover nor Troup: The bill to establisn a Board of Public the Board took |ilace on Wednesday, For the first District was elected John Elliott— 2d, Schley—3d, Pitman—4th, W. Lumpkin —5th, J. Crawford—6th, E. Buriritt—and 7th, Cooper. The bill from Senate to appoint addition alTnisteeiJo Frankklin College, was lost I Georgia:—a rirtuous mao; an old aod faith in the House, by a motion to adjourn, on | ful serraut of Georgia. Tuesday evening, after which it was too late to take it up. The Senate haring, insisted on their amendment to the-resolution of the House, aggravated by quack Philanthropy abroad. The Congress of Panama—May it form ap; alliance truly holy for Iba defence of Ameri can liberties. The Union of the states, and Ihe states re*: pectively—there mil be qo collision when MrJ Craw lord gave the following (Onst. Georoe R. Cl ay ton, fate Treasurer,of Cautior.—The practice, :o frequent at this season, of letting off squibs and craclrer*. is attended with much danger. An out.lioesu in Cburoli-streef, was yesterday afternoon set on fire by a cracker being thrown upon upon the lubjcictof the receipt and payment] the roof of it; but the .fire, waa fortunately of current notpe iuto and froth the Treaau I d'sooreved a»l extinguished. •*—“ .jj'.fsSSrs.nrwii:: branches wat appointed, by whom it was ward of Two Hundred Dollart, for concluded, tbat oo depreciated paper should ¥ Arohibald Oktoui, cita that uo depreciated paper rhould L , „ . • , be receired io pey'mehla due the Treasury,of j trictJ—Courier. ®* Dder ^ pqid out after the first of January. So ends lbs discussion cn the Darien Bank, which heve taken np as much of the time of the JLe gielsture. The bill to device' the Statu into Congrea aionul District!, baa been signed by tha Go ranter, and of course has bteomga'Ipw. urea have recently transpired in this city, to a very large amuunt, nn the part; of fttalarge capitalists, who have seemed hifjeftnYo have their fortultet based on —Loviuiapa Qagclte. A few daft' since George. Hosdly, pre- .... _ „ ..... • .ident of the Bogie Bank, rind NWhiand The bill from Senate, to incorporate the Dexter, formerly a director, were arretted MwfclfcAtlwtio Company bat pqaeod in the ,or • Wnrpira n ns ar.l. un , ■... 1 to defrsod that institution, and heltj tp hi Hspcf, 65 to 20—the bill (p extend the (^answer for ft xt the conn to be hoideu Cncpersta limits of Savannah, from tha San- 'New Haven, in Much next. Cjyttnn Stock on hand heavy; prices hale improved ‘about t-2 a cent from Mon day's prices, and in no piore demand. Bagging—is in more demand ; the prin oipal huldere decline selliug at our quoit tions, expecting a further advance—it is said it cannot be imported at these prices. Soft—Stock estimated at shout 15,000 — bushels—the talcs for this month have been fcjbailedfcStbnon' an acre onand. " (At I about 1000 pef day—should none arrive this mcctinff it was shewn that one farmer soon, prices will probably advance ; there ti lled raised 80. and an other 77 bushels oflvome on the river, and a number of cargoes corn, oo an acre of ground). arc expected in 8*vnnnah ; it is alsn very plenty, in Charleston, and large quantities may be expected as soon as the river rises. Prime Sugars. Green Coffee and Helps- ses are scarce and in demand. Of Whiskey and Gin there is a good sop ply in market. Pure N. E. Rum is scares—mix’d is plan- Da DxrAaTURE pr La Fayettx erom the United States.—The editor of the Irish man, a Journal conducted with great ability, at Belfast, in Ireland, has copied the pro . „„ ceedings at Washington on this occasion, in I * a ntTdull safes" •September last, accompanying them with Freights to Savannah $150 per bain these remarks. | To Charleston 3.4 to t cent per lb. “We,this day give to our readers one of E xc hangi-on Charleston, sight psr, the most interesting scene. Which can be t .j premium; N. York. 60 days, 1-2 to . laid before the human mind—the departure direct. u. States' Bank Notes. 1-2 to 1 and farewell Address of the greatest Re- „ r emiuro ; N. C. State Bank do. pari ~ S iklic the world ever sew, to that Veteran ri( , ni do .drt. IS s-S to IS diecoupt. ero, whose sword was one of the first in Tbe £j w optinnes very low tbe field to assert her freedom.. The ad- 1 dress of Mr. Adams is a chaste and beautiful compotion—a triumphant recapitulation of L „ _ _ the gloriee ofliberty-v«nd the reply of the I “ Nashville, Nan. *•—Gor Cnttnn mar- old Soldier is characterised by alt the fire ofl het»in e Very languid itate ; the planters youth and wipdom ofold age., The/t-Wlmtro gael little dupoeitton to toll, jt ,Mto pwyy feels no email Journal to give to tlie people of Ireland. (b| | M hur warehoueee. >ORT OP UVAIIAB ' * Brig Helm, Telft, Rarbadoeeand* mat.'' Ke( > • Cohen fo Miller. „ ARRIVED, Ft*, ihtp Ville de Nanta, Pelletier, from Uxudaloupe, in bellut, to J. Auxt... Fr. brig Ce*#*r, Tohrnelle, fromllertinl. que.ia bailaat, to Hall fo HoyL Brig Frsticet, Croft, Pbilidelphla, 4 days, ‘ to S., B- Parkquuf.w^Contigneee W. T. Wil liam*, G. Gordon, p. Hill, A. G. Miller. D; W. Ten Eyck, E. Qellibert, Dunham’s fo Campfield, J. Shaffer, J. Anderson fo co. J.. P- WdiiamiDn, S. B. ParkuMU. N.B Weed, R. Campbell, G. Newhall, M. Htipkins, W. Jenner, Mr* Grifllth, N J. Bayard, (j. B. Lsimar, Tall fo Padleferd.atid'Mr.HouttOD, Passengers, Mrs. Atkinson and family of Darien. . Schr. Grampus, Logan, from Dtrien.tvitk 92 bates Cotton and 66 tierces Rice, te Bui- loch fo Dunwody, Joe. Camming, T. Batter fo co. Schr. Factor, from Boston, to Cohen fo Milky, Taft fo Paddlefortf, and others. Sloop Bolivar, Ijowiand, frost Darien, with rice and molnases, and 38 bales cetton, to Halt fo Hoyt, N. J. Bayard, and Jos. Camming. ■ , Sloop Mercy; & Boies,- Riceborough, % days, with rice and cotton, to J. A. Max- wail; Bulloch fo Dunivody, and R. Haber- sham. Sloop Threo Brothers.Dean. from Darien, with 244 bales Cottoq to sundry persons. Sloop Harriett, Bnlles, Baltimore, 4 ds, to Hall fo Hoyt, F. Sorrell. Jos. Cumining. and the master. The Magnolio, Pitclier, Was to sail for this port on 24th inst. TJie sclir Mobile, Swift, Bailed for this port two days before. Sloop Soa S'-rpont, Wood 12 hours from Georgetown. 8, C. with naval'stores, to Bradley,Clsghotn fo Wood,and the mister. Sloop Roselle, Sinijisoii; 12 days Irum Key West, with Pry Good** Am- to J. B. Herbert & co. Sloop Dolphin Cunningham.. 5 days from St. Johns, E. F. with Cetton, to T- Butler fo co. and N. J. Bayard, aud hides, oran ges, and orange juice to order and the mas ; tar. Left at St. Johns Bar. on Sunday layt, schooners Liiconiu and Moves, with timber, bound to New York, wailing for the tide. Steam-boat, Alstauisha, Hartford. 2j duya from 12 miles below Augusta, will; bouts Nos, 13 stifl 15 in. tow, I2Q0 tales of Cotton mid other merchandise. In S. J. Bourgaox, B. Burroughs, Hall to Hoyt, Taylor fo Da vis, J. Conniving fo Sun, H- Lord fo co, W. Gaston, C. f. Gruwofd fo co. Samuel Wright, Dunhams .fo Campfield, G- R. La- mur. J. Ause, and others. Steam-bvat Commerce, Smith, from Au gusts bound to Charleston, with 600 bales cotton. Lamar’s Box No. 2 from Augusta, with 316 bales cotton, to G. B. Lamar, Tail It Padleford, C. L. Lawrence, and P. Hill. Petersburg Bout, with 67 bale* cotton, to G. B. Lamar. Pols boat Summer Duck, from Augusta, with 440 tales Cotton, to 8. Wright, J. B. Herbert fo 09- Q- Taft, and J; Cummiugfo Sou. i • SAILED. Ship Mount Vernon, Bunker, Liucrpool, Fr. ship Alexander. —, Martinique. Ship Augusta, White, New.York- Passengers ip the ship Emperor, frofa N. York, omitted qn Saturday—Mrs. Rockwell •ud child, Mrs. Pardee end child and Geo. Hall. . The Ffench aj\ip reported on Saturday ia tlieLucie.it tlie Jifitf, Cspt.. Lesauvagc, consigned to Joseph Ause. The stetm-boet Edgefield. Ssseard. from Augusta for Charleston, with a cargo of 1000 balot of cotton, when within 20 miles of the latter place ran aground, and to get her off a portion of tho cpttou had to be thrown overboard. Tlie brig Panthoe, Bradley, for Charles: Ion. is up at New-Huven 13th inst. to sad about the 20th. The sloop Huntress, f>r Sqti|jy. (jiycr, left Cbirleston 23d inst- ARRIVED FROM THIS roqT. At Providetfcp, I ltb inetaut, ship Hazard, Child. V . At Baltimore, nth inst- sloop Indepen dence, Osborn. At New-York, Iflth inst. ship Stalirs, Wood. ' At Holmes H«le- >*th inst brig Samuel Smith, W pi, for Boston. At Charleston on Friday, steam-boat Hamburg. CLEARED FOR THIS FORT, At New-York, 16th mutant, ship Sarto, Sheafe. UF FOR THIS FORT. At New Vork, 15th inst. ship M«rt' l »t Snow, to sail 18th inst. At Liverpool, lOtlf Nov. brig Sowerby, Holmes. ' . At Providence, Hlh tie*- schr. Rambler, Sheldon. . At Charleston, 24th inst. sloop Harnett, with despatch. mmmmmmB THE SVQSCRipm C ONTINUES tbe CumberEacto/rageBu- tinea at hi* old fttnd ne«p tbe Fort# and will %ive bis altootion exclusively ta thtLbut.net*. j QHN jjygnjjjQHAM. Dec 13 . l6 W nm ofold sge. The Irishman »el little dtepoeiHon to toll, « tno preeeni pleaanre in bein^ the first Irate*, aod purch««ei» niiniwirt aoMOW w .these immortal productions difference to laytng hold of ft. Little or Ireland. non* i* aelling. elthongTi there it from 3 to NOTICE. , A LL person* having demands sgatnst the estate of Mrs- Hannsh M’Alhator.ert requested to repder them, duly attested te - ' t«L It is now Said, and confidently said; that the China Merchant who lately failed in JKerett, Dee. 21 .—The Cetton Market.— Philadelphia has taken, qr caused to be la-1 Cotton io this place is aelling from It M to ken, without having giv«h tii* required se- « cents, and .much it eomiog in, which cunties, from the Custom Honse Stores, to- meets with a ready aalf at. too** price* — venteeo thousand )ne hundred end eights Wehtve neyer seen opr streets wear en packages!. Can this be possible l Half appearance of busineu M they did jester the»tooqht ( ,Ardbwhelfof that half, Would dlT best-arpelycredible,Vrtthe whola amount' • • •’-e-.-A J, the Execntor. Dec 13 ... it boldly efllmfid- It it forther said, w* We regret to heve to state that some fail- hopqfprtbri purpose of ascertaining theex- tent qf pUbiip credUlitr, snd aot bccense ft ^ . • • .. , Intkilethorpx Couqtybo-the 7th inst.«t has-gny. foundation in troth, that eerttfi- , ht pf hsr father, Mr. flavid catex, ptopei- Coatom Hotme Certificates ton ^”Mi*. Frahcii Gildersleeve were obtained to aedompany'tb* seventeen .ffeVtoe Rav'd. B Gu-ersleeve. OnWedpetoey th. ltb Inst. Jo-tv Mp ntmoure are. yet orhere 'ttU more aid incredible art purrennycfeeplMsd.-Uu. Jj* 1 *"*,™'"!filial!,rnbildrw to tenud, to With avidity, rat, and credited] , w generally. There will be no end to tW* I “it tots. . PhU. Defsi. Press. Imant of InfaMiy- CAUTION. . A LL pereont sire hereby .forewtrrM from trading for or rtceiytoga bill, givelk to the tubtoribcr tor fort r^ dollars, hy Mra. Bcllenxer, ae tlie eaid dm biU has been lost or misfetd bv me. ROBERT DILLOJJv- DpcW ^ 270SU, for sale by Pec 23 coarse,LirepW tTSaasr 25p 500 for sale by Dec 23 received p»£ bFrpabkman. WANTED TO HIRE, greOR one year. T*0 Neoroem F at the Bteam-BtotOfflce- Deo 16 Enquire.