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• * m ‘ Trm f#t tlgmier, y*m £ 4 f* On Thturfday last, about seven or debt Indians fired tttho aarrifon, and killed soma horfet, without doing any other damage. They were intimidated by Lieut. Blanc and his garrison, who gave them three cheers, .and they went off. Some people ace come into Ligonier from Fore Pitt, ; in whose company were live men, who set out with them, but had not come in the gth inff. though the others arrived on the ilk” Jmt 20. A letter from Albany, dated the I cth inst. iays r lam sorry to inform you of the bad fucccfs of oer Indian traders: The French Indians have cut off all . the polls and battoes between Niagara and Detroit, and it's generally believed that Detroit is cut off alfo.~J am doubt ful of the cqnfequcncc.—We have an account of one Evert Wendell being killed, and John Wendell mortally wound ed $ they were attacked 40 miles above Niagara, having 9 battoes and 31 men, out of which number only SI are re turned to-Niagaraj they were attacked the ad inst. Lieut. Cuyler, with 100 men, was attacked the 28th ult. within 50 miles of Detroit, and has only.brought to Niagara 30 of the number. Yerterday a detachment of the train of artillery embarked for Albany, and a few days before part of the 17 th regi ment failed for the fame place. CbarU/io*i'jn t July 6. The Duke of Bedford arrived in England the 29th of April last from France. . The bounty on indico is continued by oariiament, at 6d. a pound, to acth March next, and from that day to the end onthe next feflioa after 15 th March 1771, at 4d. a pound, no part whereof is to be repaid on exportation. By the Boston papers totke 20th or June, we learn, that CoL Montague Wilmot of the 43 th regiment, is appointed Lieutenant Governor of Nova-Scotia, and that Robert Temple, Esq; is appointed by the Surveyor General, Col lector of his Majcfty's Customs at New-York, in the room of the Hon. Archibald Kennedy, Esq; deceased. ’ II Extra& of a letter from Uofton* dated June 2*, An Indian war seems unavoidable: We hear of fealpieg and murdering every day, and we all now appear convinced of the ufefulnefs of the 20 regular battalions to be stationed in North-America. —The piece for which Mr. Wilkes was sent to the Tower is upon his Majesty’s fpcech at the close of the feflion, and is perhaps the molt impudent thing-ever printed ? 9 John Stuart, Esq; his Supefintendaat of the southern diftr ft, has sent off expresses to all the Indians in the said diftrift, inviting their headmen to the cougrefs with the southern Governors at Augulta, which will be o pened on the 15 th daV of Oftober next. July 9. Letters from New-York, which mention the late outrages committed by the Indians, fay, that many nations are supposed to be concerned. * Monday 101 l rioe was fold at 50s. the 100 lb. yerterday the price rose to 555. and to-day none of the agents for the planters will fell under 60s. Yerterday a vessel was let out to freight at 325. per ton, for Bristol, Poole or Gofport. SAVANNAH, July 2*. ON Saturday the 16th ink. at night, a gentleman com ing from the ferry, was attacked, noar Little Ogc chec bridge, by live negroes, who endeavoured to lay hold of his hoife’s bridle; but being provided with a good hic kory Hick, with which he knocked down two of them, and disabled the others, he got back fafe to the ferry that night. Some time lince a sailor was set upon about the lame place by negroes, who, after beating him, robbed hhn ol 20s. and made off. Ycflcrday arrived at Tybee, the brigantine Gottcnburgh Merchant, Capt. William Colbcck, from Lifboq, for Beaufort, for which place Ihe got a pilot and failed next day. The Sunday before Ihe went into Midway in company with the brigantine Midway, Capt. Peacock, from one of the out-ports of England, and a lchooncr from New-England. Custom-House, Entered Inwards. From July 21, Schooner Dispatch, William Butler, Charleftoxvn Outwards. For July 22 , Schooner Elizabeth, John Brown, Charleftown 23, Sloop Charming Sally, Nathan Simmons, Antigua 26, Sloop Two Friend?, Lawrence Faml, St. Kitts Brigt. Savage, Thomas Durham,’ tU&dn Schooner Dispatch, William Butler, Chtrleftown * Schooner Adventure, Samuel Piles, South-Carolina Tarun Honduras, John Oliver, Mufquito ihoro J*b *5, Bonttt! Hoop of war, Cant. Carey, Ckarieftown S oop SavannahPaekat, John Somerville, Havana J. Schooner Jonathan, Jarvia Wiffiama, Charleflown THE faMcntergndm, JtnbftJnaely neteflary that the tickets in the following dunces of money and plate, f m which he was formerly concerned) be signed by himfelf, begs the favour of thofit who have already pure haled tickets in “d U ™h, h , e I~ e ’ “£ 1 f fo !!J h * ,olh August neat, in order that they may be changed. . . WILLIAM WRIGHT. TO BE SOLD, by war of chances, to he divided into 1 aoo ticket!, at 20s. Sterling each, and to be drawn in Savannah fome time in Oftooer next, The following ARTICLES, viz. * £* lh ’ O” /*•-*. IOC o o Ditto, OwAMW/nai, .Z* ® ® * Dmd, Stvnp-fivt ® e Ditto, Fifty founds* . * 2 Ditto, 7 ypayfivt fnJt, 50 o o 3 S?" 0 * So o o 4 Ditto, Fifteen pounds * 5- to Ditto, Fight pounds * o . Dine. djSL ,5 1 % 46 Ditto, ,38 % % 14 Ditto, Two pounds* 28 00 * £ il i°* Ten pounds fourJhiUirrgi tfapennj, ro 4 1 1 Coffeepot, 46 5 6 I Waiter, . 450 1 Soop fpeon, and 6 table ditto, 4,, J, 3 Swords, different prices, to o o 5 Hangers, 0 5 Snuff boxes, different prices, 17 16 O 5 Pairs of rtone ear-rings, * f 2 o O 1 Pair of rtone buckles, 2 o o 6 Sets of tea spoons, ? tJ 6 Pairs of gold buttons, 660 €1 Pairs of fiivcr buckles, different prices, 71 11 a *1 Sundry articles, consisting of gold, sil ver, and jewtlery, fcfc. tfc. &c. all in 20s. prizes 21 00 1 Ditto, ,, 4 Q 1200 The tickets ire to be had, for calh only, of the above William Wright in Savannah. N. B. A difeount of seven and a half per cent, to be de dufted out of calh prizes only. In case the tickets are not all disposed of bv the time of drawing, the money to be returned; bonds for that pg*-‘ pose, as well as for the due performance of every part, are given to William Spencer, David Montaigut, and John Morel, Efqrs. who are appointed infpeftors. FOR LONDON, . The s N°w AUGUSTA, A British built vessel, compleatly fitted* Eac!£r.:~.; l .rr -zf? will fail about the 10th of September. For freight of Indigo and Deer-Skins, or for passage, ap. ply to GRAHAMS, READ and MOSSMAN. AKF.N LTncarvTr^nb^r^hT^bl^kGELDlNG, about 12 hands high, with a small spot in his fore head, branded on the mounting buttock thus (W, and ha< a few saddle spots. Whoever owns the said gelding, may have him, by proving hi* property, and paying rcaTonaWc charges to JOHN FITZGERALD.