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m a banaunjaosr a i&&'y&sr» rvui.iKtti-.UH or tiii: laws or tiik union. DAILY rAPCK, : COUNTRY TAPERS : eiuut doi.lahh. : FIVE DOU.AH8. ICP* All Advertisements appear in both papers. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 19. Peter D. Viootn, Esq. has beou elected Governor or Nsw-Jersey by the Legislature, in place of Cott. Wall, who declined tin* uftico. Charles Parker is elected Wute Treasurer. Mr. Barbour, late M.uiUter to England has arrived at tVaelunglon. The point of privilege in the case of the late Charge d’Affaires of Portugal, marked fur argument -oil thu 7th inet. In the Ointrict Court, Philadelphia, was again con tinued until the 14th. “ The Attorney of the U. Stales presented himself to the Court, and remarked that, while taking no part at present in the controversy, ho was instructed by the Department of State to submit, for the information of the Court, copies of all tho documents and correspondence in poetesslon of thu government, which could throw any further light upon the subject ; at tho same time he read, by direction of the Court, tho opinion of the Attorney General, given at tho request of tho Department, which had been transmitted with the other papers. This decision is decidedly favorublo M. Barrozu's claim of privilege.” A letter received in Baltimore, dated tho 10th of Oc tober, states that Clou. Batradas, the leader of thu latu expedition against Mexico, had shot himself, supposed in consequence of tho disastrous rosult of that uffalr.— Wo have received New-Oricans papers of a later date, which mention nothing of this event, but state, on the contrary, that thu General was shortly to Icavo that port with a sufficient number of transports to carry his troops to Havana. ijirtlmsT—IF Tfier.—Ouf eeKOp.uiii.iiU .fill. Nuw-York Mercantile Advertiser, under dato of 8th instant, 2 o'clock, P. M. transmit by proof-slip the fol lowing 44 Capt. Thompson, of the Atlantic, left Tra pani, (island of Sicily,) on tho 24tli September, and states that thcro was a report in circulation, which was believed, that the British and French find taken possession of the forte upon the DmUimHce, and thai the British Jlttt find /unset throat'll into the Black Sea.— Capt. T., after leaving Trapani, spoko a British brig from Smyrna, who confirmed the above report. Notwithstanding tho unmitigated severity with which the English laws uro administered in cases of forgery, il appears that another individual, William Robert Gard ner, has been discovered in the practico of a most exten sive system of fraud, ctluctcd by passing billd, purport ing to be drawn upon respectable houses in London, by persona at Nawcastlu-on-Tyue, Leeds, Liverpool, &c. payable at a London banker's and provided for before they became duo, to avoid detection. Tim indi vidual has maintained a most respectable rank in so- cicty, and has boon engaged extensively hi tho business ofa map seller and cngr.ivor, on a scale denoting him to be a man of opulence, lie is a man of family, and is supposed to have escaped to New York. The number of petitions for tho benefit of the insol vent act in Rhode Island, pending before tho Supremo Court uf that State, is stated at 120. This uumber is re presented to hu unusually large in consequence of tho depression of business und the numerous failures during the last six month*. The operation of the Insolvent Act, by what tho Providcuco American calls “Kentucky Legislation” has recently linen suspended by tho Gene ral Assembly, tho cdfcct of which is to give a continu ance of six months tu every pending application under the Act. Tho decision upon tho pieces ottered for the prizes of Mr. Adams, will not bo made on the 20lh inst, us stated by us yesterday. Thai is the period limited for their rrcr/itiun. The selection will be made at a subsequent day. nanvicieu oi me niuiuur 01 u *». by tho Jury to mercy. AUhoug cm veil any reasonable ground v inundation is founded. yet il be /.I Messrs. James and J. l.adson Grcgotic, of Charles ton, propose to publish a work, commencing on the lirst of January next under tho title of‘‘tho Southern Planter and Practical Agriculturalist.” It will be issued month ly, and its objects uro explained by the title. The agri culture of the Southern States has received within u few years past a large portion of public attention, but not more than it deserves. As the foundation of na tional prosperity the interest of agriculture, is tho inter est of all, and thu present work in promoting it, as we have no doult it will, is deserving of goncral patronage. Wc have received from cur correspondent at Mil- ledgevil'e, a copy of thu evidence in tho ca?e of John Russell, convicted iff the murder of a slave in Oglethorpe county, and a bill for whose pardon is before the Legis lature. The bill, it will he recollected, was negatived by a large majority, but the vote was agreed to bo re considered on the subsequent day. The person killed was the property uf the estate of Jolui Walton, and the prisoner was ovorreer. Tho net appears by the evi dence to have been committed with a pistol, the prisoner being at the time in a state of intoxication. Thu fol lowing is the letter of Judge Crawford, printed with tho evidence Lexington, 23d October, 1829. Jfis Ex^lUncu John Forfeit Sin—John Russel has,during in* r—«ni term, Daen r.onvicted of llic murdur of u slave, and recommended Although tho court has not pci- nd upon which tfiai imuki. . , t believes that the execution of the culprit ought to be suspended until the constitu tional authority can act upon tho recommendation of tho Jury. .In ordinary circumstances sentence would be passed so ns to cnublu the Executive to respite tho exe cution’till the meeting of tlie Legislature; but os that meeting is near, it bus occurred to the Court, that the day of execution might with propriety bo fixed so na to enable the Lcgidnluro to act. I have therefore deter mined to sentence the criminal to bo executed on the 1st day or December next. Enuloscd is the evidence taken upon tliu trial of tho criminal, which I suppose ought to bo before thu Legislature, when it acts upon tho recommendation. For that purpose it is transmit ted to your Excellency. I am, Sir, with respect, your most obedient and hum- b!e 8orvan , , i W ILL!AM II. CRAWFORD. Hu Excellency John Forsyth. Our last French and English dates arc to the 1st of October. On tho 9th of September, ncgociations were going on at Adrianople, and the time of the armistice wan limited by thq Russian commander to tho Mth—so that our next arrivals will probably furnish something definitive, It appears to us, however, according to the tenor of all the intelligence received, that thu question was settled—at least, that the coud.tion of the Sultan was such as to forbid any further expectation of resist ance, Treachery among those of his subjects, who have been inadu Ids enemies !<v tho reforms introduced by him into thu government, no less than the superior activity and discipline of the Russian command! r, have left him no resource but submission. Thu accounts wo have hitherto received have given us no information as to thu elfuet which the reverses of his arms have pro- duced upon the Sultan. It requires, however, no. great penetration to discover, that lie will bear them with the apathy of a Turk, and that having been routed on every hand by tho enemy, lie will be compelled to accept thu terms offered, and will settle his accounts with his do mestic traitors at his leisure. The terms on which peace will |*n granted, are now tho subject of disquisition more than the means of resist- uuco to bo offered. These have been variously stated, but limy all appear to bo founded upon the manifesto of tho Empcior Nicholas ut the commencement of thu war. That paper declares that the Emperor “ will not sheath tho sword till tho Treaties of Kaiuardje, Jassy, Bucharest, and Ahcrinann, und the Commercial Treaty of 17S3, arc punctually fulfilled; till the inviolability of the Russian Hag is recognized, and personal safety BCCitfCd to nil Russian subjects wherever they may ho ; till the trade of thu Black Sea is declared lieu, mid the Bosphorus open to all nations ; till the independence of Grccco is recognized on the basis of the Treaty of Loudon ; till nnmesty is granted to the inhabitants of Bervia, ami Moldavia and Wntluchia placed under the prelection of Russia ; nnd till an indemnity is given for tho expenses of tho war, as well as Ibr the losses sus tained by Russian subjects.” .Should Nicholas act in good faith towards the other powers of Europe, n definitive j since may be funned upon thiH basis. Should lie grasp ut more, if tho other powers do not interpose by force, a general Congress will probably bo called to settle the futo of Turkey. 'Flint Turkey will be dismembered lor the aggrandizement of Russia, is not to bo behoved. Tho prostration of the Turkish power can never bo consented to by Grout Britain, whose interest it is to maintain tho indepen dence of the Porto ; and if she consent to such u mea sure ns the ntmihi!.i.".n of its power, we shall be indu ced lo believe she lias fallen oven lower in tho scale of influence in European affairs limn slm is represented to Im by Homo of tho French politicians. But wc am rather inclined to tho belief, that her forhearaucu is the result of a conviction of tho sincerity of Russia- -a Ihr- boaranco rendered more necessary by the Mute of her finances, und tho distresses of thu people. Our nut intelligence cannot but he looked for with mter?iit. Delaware Bueakwatrr.—This work, one of the greatest of the times, has been so far constructed dial the heads ufihc piers arc only iweivo feet under water. As a caution to navigators, twelve Spar Buoys have been anchored on tho Piers, and two signal Lights fixed on tho shore abreast uf them. Dividend?.—Dividends have been declared l»y the undermentioned Banks uf Philadelphia, for tho last six months: Mechanics, -I 1-2 per cent.; Schuylkill, ft 1-2; Southwark, 5 ; Farmer.!' and Mechanics’, 3 ; Philadel phia, ‘2 1-2; Commercial, 3 ; Kensington, ft ; and also the Cheltenham Willow Grove Turnpiko Company, 2 1-2. A nor,i:id mi.-uder.—At the Inst term id the Halifax .Superior Court, in NoitU Carolina, a colored person named James Mitchell was tried for tho murder of his step-daughter. IIo suspended the child, who was only ./bar years old, naked, over afire j and whilst engaged in this barbarous act, observed that ho was determined to put her out of the way ; in consequence of which treatment, she died throe days after. Ho Was convict ed t>P°H ample testimony, and has been sentenced to bo hung on thu 4tit of next mouth. White iim.-—Andrew White, better known by the name of tho Mohawk Doctor, nftirins in u Pennsylvania paper, that ho has discovered un infulUblo cure for old ago, and that by following hi9 prescriptions u person might live forever—burring accident*. /ih*tUuz out.—An oyderinao, in Philadelphia, was lately fined two dollars and a halt (or mruning nw shells into tho street. Ho averred that it w«** a hard case, but was reminded that ho got hi* living out of hard cu- Major (Jcnerai, Scoff.—/Wi ihe A cut York Courier and Enquirer.—XVe have long been in possession of a conversation that occurred at La Grange between tho venerable Lafayette and the Goncral, on the subject of his claim to rank, and tho course he'ouglrt to pursue under the decisions that have been made. On tho occasion alluded to Lafhyctte concluded his remarks in nearly the following words: 44 A sordid man would, in your position, re turn to duty from the paltry consideration of pounds uml pence. A second rate man, su perior to ho low a motive, but of limited under standing, would lay down his commission from mere misupprehunsion of what was lit and proper; and even u magnanimous innn, Gen., equally free from the imputations of imbecility nnd nmnness, might, in tho iirst moment of feeling, determine in favour of tho last course, but would ultimately bo governed by the fust. Accustomed to vencrute the laws of his coun try, he would yield up his particular judgment of their scope nnd effect, to that of those who must ho admitted to he their legitimate inter preters. However pure tho feelings that prompted him to discharge himself from his oHiuiul trust, lie would soon perceive that the net might admit of great anu dungeruus mis construction—that it involved nd less a res ponsibility than the extinction of subordina tion, that vital principle of all armies. If such have been your determination, consider, 1 beseech you, General, consider it maturely. Be assured that your groat services and your high mnk have put it out of your power to follow, in this matter, the bent of your incli nations. Who so proper, in fact, to set the example of obedience, that grout virtue of tho soldier, ns ho who 1ms purchased fame and station with his blood 1 Who so fit, by a contrary course, to become an instrument of evil, n3 ho whoso acts take an irresistnble de gree of moral authority from their past unex ceptionable tenor V* The effect of this address, joined to mature reflection, the opportunity for which has been given, wc are leit only to conjecture at. Wo persuade ourselves, however, that neither has been lost upon the General, and that he who has so nobly served his country, and enforced obedience, will not forget that it is his duty to practice it. Tlio Notional Reader and tho American Fir*! Class Book, by Mr. Pirrponf, havo been reprinted in London, for tin* ii-io of .Schools in Groat Britain. The English publisher pays a high compliment to tho usefulness or ihe works, nnd the finished elegnucc of tho style. W « find il slated in the Boston Fourier,that thu Litch field \\ o-illen Manufactory in Connecticut, with tho sold a few years since tor 70,000 dollar*, was recently resold ut public auction fur 85,770! In a laic debate in tho Convention, Mr. Madison nd- milted that the 540i number of tho Federalist, some times urerilied to Mr. Hamilton und sometimeK to Mr. Jay, was wiitten by neither of thosa gentlemen, and of course that lie must be the author. Tho printer of an eastern paper says, that many of his patrons would make good wheel horses, they hold back well. An iron boat, built by tho Lehigh Coal nnd Naviga tion Company, made a voyage last week from Mnneh Chunk to Trenton, und back to Easton up tho Dela ware to the entire satisfaction of he r owner. The Karl lord Mirror cautious thu public, particular ly at the South iin-l West, against buying cast-iron ax • cs, finished so as closely In resemble east-steel ones, a number having been sunt simultaneously to New York and other place?. Miss Honryhus*, u delicate, rosy little Venus of 4ft, has recovered $500 in Bedford county, Vu. of John Saunders, a stout Dutchman, for tef.isiug to marry her according to promise. Tho gypsies in Franco entice pigs away, by holding a red herring to their nose. Tho animal attracted by the strong flavor, follows them instantly. A Frenchman in this country, charged with stealing a pig, defended him* scll'belbro the magistrate, by saying that he ask do pe tit pig ifkc wuuIJ go homo wid him and he say “utii! uui!” From an article in “Lo Conipdntcur,” it appears that them are now in Paris 152 journals, literary, scien tific, and roli {ions, nnd 17 political—in all ft#; () r these papers, 151 arc constitutional, or liberal—the 18 others more monarchical. Tho 151 constitutional journals have 197,000 subscribers, 1,500,000 readers; tho 18others21,OtJOsubscribers, 1 D2,CC0 renders. Thu Kentucky Reporter, a paper friendly to Mr. Clny gives the following account of thu good things t-nnsumed at one of that gentleman's hurhacucs : Five hundred and seventy nine pounds of beef—sixty five hams—four veals—fifty four shoals—thirty roasters* ninety seven lamhs—ton sheep—two hundred and fifteen pounds of butter—two hundred and thirty three dozen of eggs—onu thousand loaves of bread—one hundred and three gallons of whiskey—fifty five gallons of bran dy—one hundred and fifty iiinc pounds orsugar—punch, &c.! Ton persons in one case, nnd seven in another, have been tried in Herkimer county, N. Y. for serenading with tio*kcttlcs, horns, ike, newly married couples who did nnt happen to nonsuit their tastes in tlm selection or their mates. Thu lenders were fined $7 each: tho others §5. Esek Viall, of Hanover, Chaulaiiquo county, Now York, has been for soma lima missing—supposed to have been murdered by some of tho Cattaraugus In- dinns, with whom ho had some difficulty about buying The following Anecdote is related of Mr. Randolph, at present a member of the Vir ginia Convention:— 44 Mr. Randolph is hero, as well as else where* an object of great curiosity. Ilia health is better than it has been for some time past; and umongst his friends, lie indul ges, as heretofore, in a great degree of plea santry and sarcasm. IIo declares his deter mination to take no part in the proceedings of tho Convention, and takes his seat every day at the back uf the President's chair, en tirely out of tho range of Speakers ; uttalde however, to contain Tiitnself entirely, he is, every now and then, hoard, in a shrill under tone, either prompting and encouraging his friends, or criticising his opponents, lie is particularly annoyed by the numberless visi. tors, of both sexes, that crowd the lobby# gallery, and the vacant seats of tho hall; and no little merriment was excited the other day, when his voice was heard, amid the crowd at the door, exclaiming, 44 Mr. Sergeant! I’ll thank yon to put me into the Convention.”— lie is very violent on the subject now before tho house, and avows that if the white basis prevails, the State must be severed# end tho 44 South Bide have a government of its own.” And what lie nays, somot'.mco in jest and oomotimeB from irrifntm.., others, I am sorry to say, too often utter in a much leas xenial spirit.” A short time since, died tit a villugc, a few miles from London, Air. G. P , a native of Yorkshire. His history is a warning to Camden sWeiuor court. Novum. BEK TERM, IMS). Presentments of the Grand Jury of Cam den County. The undersigned Grand Jury for tho Coun ty of Camden cannot but congratulnto'their follow-citizens upon tho, happy condition of the moral character of tho County, having no causes of anv kind whatsoever to present to tho notice of the Court. They arc unwilling to take leave of his Honor Jttdge Law, with out expressing the great pleasure they feel at his appointment as Judgo of the Eastern Dis trict, and assuro him that the Grand Jury of Camden havo the greatest confidence in his ability and zeal in tho discharge of his official duties. Tho rapid manner m which ho has travelled from MilledgeviUo to this County since his election, in order to open tho Supe rior Court in duo season, cannot but bo noti ced with tho greatest satisfaction; and hus exertions and promptitude in this case, are duly appreciated by the Grand Jury, and are doubtless estimated by the citizens of the County. They have also noticed with great satisfaction tho feeling manner in which his Honor Judge Law expressed himself at the opening of the Court, when noticing tho la mented decease of his able predecessor, and in eulogizing whose merits they sincerely con cur. They also entertain tho highest respect for tho,Solicitor General, Col. Jackson. The able manner in which ho discharges tho com plicated duties of his office, merits and re ceives our warmest applause and approbation. William G. Jones having been committed for theft ten or twelve months ago, and having been confined in tho County Jail during two Courts—not having been tried at tho first, from a suspicion of being insane—and the Court, this term, having ordered a Jury to ex amine his case, and they having declared him to bo in a state of lunacy, we recommend that tho Solicitor would forward this presentment to the Legislature, and rccpicst that honora ble body to liberate the unfortunutc man, und the County from any further expense for his support. JOHN II. M’lNTOSII, Foreman, John Hardee Willson Brooks, Israel Barber, Zachariah Motes, Robert Paxton, John Totnpkins, Jos. M. Nungazer, Thomas E. Hardee, Joseph Crews, G. M*Donald, D. Gibson, R. Stafford, H. It. Sadler, Lotl'k. Ashley, Francis Ruiulph, Arthur Moore. David Brown, On motion of the Solicitor General, by re- quest of the Grand Jury, it is ordered*that the Tetum of the Grand Jury be published i the Georgian. True extract from tho minutes— JOHN BAILEY, Clerk. COMMERCIAL. Liverpool dates 1st Oct. || Havre do. 30th Kept. Savannah Exports, Nov. 17. Ship Oglethorpe for Liverpool—8130 bales Upland Cotton, 227 tierces Rice. Havana, Oct. HI.—Rice, ql. 3 4 a 0 0. Exports—*Coffee, 2d. and 3d. ql. 5 a 7 4 ; brown do. 8 a 10. Exchange—On London, 18 a 19 pretn. United States, 7i u8£ pretn. At New York, on Thursday, bv tho Rev Dr. Power, F«. Form on, esq. of Paris, mem ber of the Chamber of Deputies, and of the Council of State, in France, to Miss LouisA Antoinette,daughter of Vincent Boisaubin, esq. of Morristown New Jersey. id On the 10th inst. Mrs. Eleanor Belcher, wife of VVilliutn Belcher, aged 00 years. marine: journal. trjt afvyxeiiimuj. High WiUwr at Tybcn, 0 41. At Savannuh 2 11 Patent Adhesive Plaster, A SUPPLY ofthe Patent AdhoivePlutc, culobrntod for surgical purposes read.' fur use, just received and for sale t,v. - t a v * ueHnarevum, COMMUNICATION. Ifthere were thirty limits on thu River loaded with Cotton, each OOO bales, which would bo a groat average in the present state of the river, tt would agTce with thu amount said to bo on the river; but tho fact is well known, that not more than half that ninnbei pi polo and steam tow boats, arc on their wav to Savannah; therefore the estimate made iii Inst evening’s Republican, that upwards of 15,000 bales destined fbr this place from Au gusta are un the river, must ho Incorrect. IIliltSlIMA.Y. THE MARKET. SAVANNAH, NOV. IS, JSIl). ISfiCbisi; Domestic gainblcrS'OU lire Stock Kxchnuge. lie wi in Ihe ollieo of a first r.ito Army Agent, with whom, by his integrity and attention to busi ness, las advanced himself to the station of principal clerk, at a salary of £1500 per an num. During the war, Ins intercourse with machinery bclu...i.,g m .bn ctaUM,.,ir.it, which was mi, j‘*ry " ,e "'Politicians afforded him n ° iMlimm, "men was early informalmn of movements in state uf- fnirs, and induced him to try his hand on the •Stock Exchange, where he realized at one time from 400,000 to 500,000 pounds. Ho then built an elegant mansion at C a; kept horses, carriages, and a largo establish ment. Hitt' acquaintances (who called them selves his friends) visited him regularly. Ho purchased a largo estate in Hampshire, and another in Sussex, to the latter of which be longed a rotten borough, by moans of which he became a legislator. In 1810, however, the scale turned against him, but still holding for bettor luck, lie continued a stock-jobber, until his money was gone, when ho retired to a furnished lodging, with two old and faithful sevauts, a man und his wife, who expended all the savings of their industry (several hun dred pounds) in tho support o*f their master. In August last tho poor man died, aged 68, without apparent disease, but broken hearted by misfortune and no/dect. Tho faithful servant applied to several gentlemen who had been acquainted with his master when he was in prosperity, to enable him to bury tho corpse in a decent manner—but in vatu. To pre vent, however, the remains of one to whom he was devoted being- carried to the grave as n pauper, the poor mun literally pawned his industry, by contracting a debt of £11, to se cure what ho called a decent interment, for ono whose udversity he hud cheered by con stant assiduity and attention.— World, A Precious Relic—Or Bon Mot of Queen Elizabeth.—(Not found in an Iron Chest.)— Syrrc Waltcrro Kawlcighc, wlioo wusse a grottto favouritto offc tho Qucenes llighnesso, undo a maimo oflu fusliioime nsso wcllc nsso a pliyloKoplioro, introducedde tho sinoukyngc olio tohaccoc intoe Englundc. Inne a shorte tyrno the puctico became quite the tonne: nnyc, the Quecncs Majostyc hersclffo grewe fondo olio ittc, and wouldo ollenne indulge herselfo wytho a socyallo pypo withe herro maides olio honoure ando some offo the more fuvourode gcntlcmano ofte tho courtc. Inne ono oflfe thoso stnonkynge partyes, her llighnesso havynge much agytatcddc tho untiiro offe theiro prnsento enjoymente, atto length broke uppe tho commpiumic, verie fuc- cttyouslyo and wittillio rcmarkync. That to 44 alio tho plcassuro offe the cvcnnyngo (asso diddc tlm pleasures offo thiase trnnsitorie nude nncertaino worldo) liatldo ondedde in smoko!!’ Asso thissu notable ando plca- sauntc obscrvacyonno wusse uttcrodde bye Her llighnesso withe her accustomyddo gra- vittyo otlb countonnunce, tho court!io baron- nos ando noble ludyos presonto diddc nulte Welle kuowc whetherre they were toe looko grave orro scryouso, too lauglio orro too cryn ; ando see, colic offc thommo putty ngo a foro fingorre upponno thoire lypjtcs, thoyo diddo inne concerto sneeze, ando inne a lowe voice echo cried— 4 tc he. !* The late Gov. Dcrbigny, ofLouisiana, was a native of France, but for the greater part of his life resided in Louisiana. CorroN.^.U|,lunj J b n 9 lV; Sl-i Isian U'O a 22. Ill c.—-irifi j u .., lU n ca j. i .* '» | f i.oni.—|q,i| K( j L .i| l ) J j n , &(!, 03-4, GoiiN.—Fcrlliwhul. 55 a GO. Hay.—JViniu Northern, firit qualitv,CO. whiskey—20 a'.10. N. Enoi.ami Ri m.—31 a 35. Noutiikjin Gin.—flu a 31. 'iou.urq.—L. a^.la 4 jMntitifiiuhirotl.Tu 1! 2*» ul’O *’ S ‘ { » N,,# » No.#* S‘J 75. ponx.—Prime, $11 a 12, scarce. Bacon.—none. Laud.—6a 7 cts. Better.—10 ; Inferior, 10 rfg, Soai*.—Yellow 4 n 0 1-2, Canum*.—Northern,tunubl,tallow. 10a 11: Ucorcia. 10 cts ; Sperm, 23 a 24. Cm.ESE.—7 a 8 1-2 cts. Lt Mi1r.11.—Yellow Pino Ranging Timber, 3 1-2 a ft; Slcatu Sawed 15 a 17 j Flooring Boards, 18 ; River Lumber, Board?, Plank and Scantling, 10; quarter ed 1 1-4 inch Flooring Boards, 12 ; White Pun Clear, 17 a 18 ; Merchantable, 9 a 10. FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS. B.uiniNo.—Dundee am] Inverness, 42 inch 20 a 21. Gzx.iul'hg*.—- 9 1-2 a 10 cents. ConstACBrandy.—Otard Dttpuyii Co. brand ISO a 1 CO : other brands 100 a 1 12 1-2. IIotLANDGw.—CO a 105. Sait.—Liverpool, coarse 40, Sviiau.—Havana while, 13 1-2 a 14 1-2 ; Brown 9 0 10; Muscovado, 9 a 9 1-2 5 St. Croix, 10 a 10 1-4 ; New Orleans, 71*2 a 82-1; Refined Loaf 17; Lump, 12 l-S a 17. ’ 1 Coffee.—Prime Green 14 a 15; other qualities plenty and dull, 121-2 a 13. ** Hyson Tea.—1000112 ctsnerlb. ltt'M.—Jamaica 1121-2 a 120; West India, none, Momssks.—W. India, 28 a 30, New Orleans ami Geo. Syrup 32 a 33. DitiTt.su Dnv Goods.—55 a 621-2 per cent adv. CnocKEnv.—25 a 33 per ct adv. London Pouter.-—8 a 3 25 per dozen. Ioun.—Swedes, assorted, $105 to 8 per ton. EXCHANGE. On Enolanp—7 a 7 1-2 nominal. •New Youk.—GO days, 1-4 a 1-2 percent, diset, Bank chucks—1-2 pe r et. pretn., sight. PltIT.Apr.t.FllIA» Do. lb). Bai.timoue. Do. do. U. 8. Bank Notes.-—1-4 a 1-2 prem. Charleston.—Sight 1-2 pretn. N. Caiiomna 8. Bank Notes.—5 per ct. Darien Bank Notes.—1 all-2 diset. Hank or Macon.—1 a I 1-2 dis. Centra!. Hank, 1 1-2diset State Hank or Georgia Notes, payable at their Branches, other than Augusta 1 1-2 per ct. disci. FREIGHTS. To LiyrnrooT,—l-2d. Fhanoe—1 u 1 1-8 et, per lb. New Yonx—$1 per halo. Providence—$ 11-4 per bale. Huston—$1 1-2 pcrbalc. BEMAK/TS. COTTON.—Uplands Ibr tho last week have been in [ood demand, and the sales will amount to about 1500 lales, at 9 a 9 1-2, and in some instances 9 3-4 was paid for stricly prime. Tho enquiry on Monday was good, but in consequence ofa small addition to our stock, ra ther lower rates were submitted to, such as was selling a lew days ago at 9 1-2 being offered at 9 3-8. Thu ar rivals during tho week will amount to about 3000balcs, a smalt portion only of which, however, was for Bale in this market. Wo quote to day for new 9 a 9 1-2 cents, ohl 7 1-2 a 9. In Sea Islands there lias been very lit tle done. Wc quote 20 a 22 cents, and upwards fur fine brands. RICE.—Tho (rnnsnrtions in this artii-Io have been considerable, nnd the sales probably will amount to from 800 to 1000 casks, ut from 2 1-4 a 2 3-4, mostly at $2 ft-B. Prime still Continues scarce, uml is much in quired for. Wo quote from 2 1-4 a 2 3-4. FLOUR.—lit this article, considerable sales havo been nmdo durine tho week at $6 3-4. Tho supply iu hiarkct is quite sufficient fur some time to come. \Ve quote $6 3-4. COHN—Wo have hail no arrivals of Corn sinco our luntv It is retailing at from 55 to 60 cunts, accord ing to quantity. GROCERIES—In consequenro of the lowness of Iho river, tho demand* for Groceries continues limited. Wo havo little or no alteration in prices to notice since our last. FREIGHTS—To Liverpool, I-2d.—to France, 1 * J c *; pw.Mjj, To New-York, $1-Providcuco.' $1 Bostiqj, $1 ],2 per baK CLEARED, Ship Oglethorpe, Bultor, Liverpool. B. Burroughs. ARRIVED, Ship Eliza &. Ahby, Manchester, 8 tls. fin. Proviuonco. Mdzo to .1 Stone, W Bowers & Co. Tuft & Padclford, W B Darling, E Ejj- pinger and muster. Passengers, Mrs. Whi ting, Messrs. J Gladding, Updike, \V T B Dar ling, S P Allen, Waterman, and Kimball. Sloop Swallow, fm. Combahee. 1000 bush els cough llieo. DEPARTED, Ship Octavia, Kemp, Havre. Sloop John Chovolier, Sisson, Charleston. Sloop Wave, Blankenship, Ogcehee. Steam Packet John D. Mongin, Dubois, Charleston. Steamboat Samuel Howard, Wray, Augus ta. Bark PhiMus, from Havre, for this port was spoken lltli ult. lat, 4fi, long. 10 30. Up for this port, at Boston 7th inst. ship Mount Vernon, dispatch; do (via Charleston) schr. Rover, Dodds, to suil 17th. [fho:.i orn connEspoxDENTS. ] Offices ofthcVnitricr, Mercury and Gazette, Charleston, Nov. 15—li P. M. Arr.—Line ship Niagara, BosherjX. York, T> ds. Ship Richmond, Crabtree, fin. Bremen. Ship Sapphire, Wuodberay, Boston* Ship Washington, Willis, Philadelphia. Ship Ann Mary Ann, Clark, Baltimore. Ship Aurora, Combs, Havana. Brig Mary, Havana. Brig Vontrosa, Philapelphia. Brig Lungdon Che- ves, Philadelphia. Brig Algerine, Baltimore. Schr. Marion, Matunzas. Schr. Eliza, New York. Schr. John O. Calhoun, Phihlclphiu. FOR TURTLE RIVER, 8ATILLA8 AXIJ ST. MAR YS. ’Hie schooner ^ MARY ADAMS, Itiheron, master, Will leave lor tho above, on THIS DAY, 1sth inst. For freight or passage, apply lo tho Captain on board at ScotVs Wharf. nov 18 FOR SALE,FUEIGUTOU CHARTER Tho schooner il O M E O , Capt. Beach, Burthen 1U0 tons. A freight to tho West Indies would ho preferred—If no application lie made previous to Monday next, she will take freight for Baltimore. Apply to BAYARD & HUNTER. Who have for sale by said Vessel, 300 hhls Howard Street Flour 12 boxes Superior Ilains. nov 18 202—u Notice. T HE Lay-Days on Cotton, received per Boats Nos. 14 & 10, will expire THIS DAY. WM.P. HUNTER, nov 13 Pres’t. S. B. Co. Nautical Almanacks ibr 1830, JlOR sale by nov 19 CLAGIIORN & WOOD. Flour. 50 HALF barrels Family Flour, for sale nov 18 CLAGIIORN & WOOD. Rose Water. A SUPPLY of superior Double Distilled Rose Water French, much superior to any other. Just received and for salo by LAY & HENDRICKSON, nov 18 Druggists. Fresh Spices, S UCH ns Nutmegs, Cloves, Maco, Cinna mon, Ground and Race Ginger, Alspice, Pepper, Mustard, und Cayenne, of very supe rior qualities and suitable*for fumilies,*just re ceived and for salo by LAY & HENDRICKSON, nov 18 Gibbon’s Buildings. Lime, 4*c. ~i CASKS Dexter Lima ■Iv" 20 bbis first quality Cider 30 do. Potatoes 10 hhda first quality retailing Molasses. For sale, landing from ship Eliza & Abliy, apply to the Capt. on board or to «°v 18 j. STONE. Crash, Domestic Plaids, &c. 1 It" 88 ' 11 Crush OUy 2000 do. Domestic l’laids Cambric. Jaconot nnd Swiss Muslin Needlework and Tumbd. Swiss Collars Dark 1 alley Prints, (New Patterns) M lute and Colored Lambs Wool Half Hose Cotton Damask Tablo Cloths Kino Whito Flannels Fancy Boxes Cotton Balls Koal Mailraa Handkerchiefs. Just received per sehr. Othello, and for salo JACOB WARING. nov I® Gibbons’ Range. . Niipm al 1 f 8 Uikms PHIs. Cut Glass Toilet Bottles, and ’ Pungents. A SUPPLY just received and for sale Iv A THOMAS RYEKSON, Jr! : nov 12 Sperm Candles. QA BOXES first quality Sperm Cmdk, OU just received per schr. Olhello, ami it! sulc by nov 17 HAZARD & DBNSI.OW, Honey. " D BBLS Clear Strained Honey very SU ne- O ior. Just received for sale bv the mil™ by LAY & HENDRICKSON nov M Corks. 4 SUPPLY of Corks for Jars nnd Tumi, -tl. turc, received and for sale bv LAY &. HENDRICKSON. nov 14 American Ilollow Ware. A TONS consisting of pots, ovens, spiders o and skillets. Received nnd for sale lie N. B.&H.WEED. nov 11 Furnaces. A SUPPLY of Portable Furnaces, of all I'm. sizes, just received and for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, MOV 7 Gibbons* UtiilUitig.-, Herbs, RED and put up by the Shakers, jus Vy received and for sulc by LAY & HENDRICKSON, nov 7 Gibbons’ Building, Window Sashes. QXftlY LIGHTS Window Sashes as. sorted sizes For sale by HAZARD & DENSLOW. nov 4 Sal Erat us, " ' TTSED for mukiiig Bread light,justreccir. *J ed nnd for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, oet 2S Druggists, Gibbons’ Building*. Canal Flour. (T* K BBLS Canal Flour 20 half do do For sale by CLAGIIORN &. WOOD, nov 3 JMustnrd. I S3 BOXES of superior English Mu'tir i ■ A1 suitable for families, just received ami for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, I10v ^ Druggist*, Demijohns. ONEnndTwo Gallon Demijohns “ V U just received and for sale bv LAY HENDRICKSON, n«v 2 Gibbon’s Buildings. t'ollon Cards. . Oft BOXES Wliittcmoro’s No. 10 Colira Ourilo, lantlioi* "ml !’ •. !., COHEN & MILLER. nov a Potatoes. 1 ft ft BBTJ3 Emdorn Potatoes 15 kegs Butter. Just roeoiveilan*: tor sale by CLAGIIORN & WOOD, nov 0 Cider Vinegar. ■< BBLS of prime qiuility—lflitdingwd X 0 tor sale by TAFT& 1’ADELOlfD. nov 17 Pimento. •J K BAGS Pimento, will be sold loan X (J close sales. Apply to nov 17 TAFT & PADELFORD. Negro Cloths. K BALES Negro Cloths. Just received und for salo bv nov U PiIILBUICK 4: BAKER. Share Moulds. /I TONS Share Moulds. Received and 1 for sale by N. B. it II. WEED, nov 11 Glauber Salts. ■0 ft BBLS Glauber Salts. Just received X iJ and for sulc by A. BASSETT, nov 4 SUGAR. S3 W IIIIDS prime St. Croix Sugar, landing “ • from the brig Lydiu, fur sale liv >mv4 J. P. HENRY. LIME. BARRELS Thoinastown Lime. For sale by nov 4 J. p. HENRY. Cotton Bagging. XAA PIECES Cotton Bugging,of the most approved brands. For sale by Aon4 J. P. HENRY.: HATS. OQ CASES fashionable lints,nowlandinff vO and for sale bv nov 3 PIUllBRICK BAKER, Printing Paper \ REAMS Printing Medium, now land- ing and for sale bv nov 3 PIHLBRICK & BAKER, At Private sale- Q REAMS first quality Letter Upper* o >U PIHLBRICK dt BAKER, nov ft Brass Grates, A ND1RONS anil Shovel anil Teuip.- -i Y just received und for sale low by octal N. B. & 11. Wl)ftD. Dighy Herrings. WK BOXES first quality Dighy Herring* 0 tj for sale bv nov 10 CLAGIIORN* WOOD^ T Pin BB I' S White Potatoes, forsaW 1JU PALMKS & l.Kb. oct 22 Exchange Bo™* pEoITghsT 4 N ASSORTS! HNT of Freeborn -cVJPIonjflts. For sale bv noi T KHiS BENTLE''