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murdered by the fav..ges*re Mr. Gordon at Venango, Sir Robert Da vers, an Englith gentleman, who has been fome time m America talcing surveys of the country, and Lieuts. Grant and Robertson of Montgomery’s Biehlan- * ders, Sc c. Sc c. ... 6 A*&ft 15. Loft Sunday put in the Adventure tranipJrt, Thomas Headlam mailer, from Havana bound for Pensacola, having on board his Majesty’s 35th regiment, amounting to zoo men, under the command of Major For bes, and about 80 women and children. The Adventure being thought unfit to proceed on the voyage, two other ihips are taken up, which are preparing to cirry the troops, &c. to their deftrnation. The private men of the four companies of the Royal Scots at St. Augufline are incorporated in the 9th and 3 cth regi ments, and the officers gone home in theDanae. The Spa* niih garrison and inhabitants, in number about 3000, wait for vciTels-to carry them away, . The 34th regiment, commanded by Major'Fermor, was with the 2ad, ordered by Gen. Keppel to take poiTeffion of •Louisiana, fix regiments were sent for New-York, and the 48th and 56th for Ireland. v Augujl 17. The ,presents, provided/by the King for the fevera: nations of Indians who are to meet the fouthem Go vernors in Oclober next, are arrived here. The Ambuscade and another privateer fitted out by feme merchants in London in the beginning of the Spanilh war, • and sent to the South Seas r have taken one of the rich Spa aifti ships for Manila from Acapulca. In the Philadelphia papers to the 4thrinft. iuft received, we have.difmal accounts of the very diitrefled condition of the inhabitants of the western frontiers of Virginia Mary land, and Pennsylvania, against whom the Indians continue their horrid barbarities with unrelenting cruelty. —Sir Wil liam Johnson has had a congress with all the Six Nations except the Senekas who.refuted*to fend deputies.—The re giments sent by Gen. Keppel for New-York are arrived there, and they, with ether forces, we are told, are ordered against the favages.—rCoL Bouquet was marching with a body of men towards Pittsburgh, and had got to fort Bed ford 25th pail without being moleiled by the Indians.* The packet from England is arrived at New-York with . orders for proclaiming the peace. S AV A N N A H, August 25. Lieutenant Colonel Hardy, with the 65th regiment, we hear, is failed from the Weft Indies for Ireland. In confcquence of the dispatches from England for Gen. Keppel, mentioned in. our last, the 9th regiment, under Major Ogilvie, was ordered to St. Augustine, the 2 2d, un der Major Loftus, to take pofleffion of and garrison Mobile, See. and the 35th, under Major Forbes, to garrison Pensa cola, See, the 43d was sent to Jamaica, and the 48th and 56th went for England; the troops formerly sent to St. Augustine and Pensacola were ordered to New-York, to re ceive orders from Gen. Amber ft. Part of the 9th regiment arrived at St. Augustine the ult. Os the supplies granted by parliament for 1763, which amount to 9,8: 1,3001. 10s. lod. 41361. is for the civil e ftablifhmcnt of this province from 24th June 1762 to 2411 June last, and-fbrthe provinces in North America 133,333!. 6s Bd. •We can with pleafurc and certainty allure our readers, that the late proceedings in our neighbouring province,with refped to the southern lands, have been disapproved of at home, and are confidercd as highly injurious to the purposes of the crown. In confcquence whereof, wc hear directions are sent to his Excellency Thomas Boone, Esq; Governor of South-Carolina, by the Friendihip, Capt. BaF, to desist from granting any of the lands to the southward of the Ala tamaha, and from any pretensions of authority over them. The vigilance and abilities of our Agent, William Knox, Esq; which have, on this and every other provincial con cern, been exerted for the intcrcfts of this colony, reflect • the greatest honour upon that Gentleman. Yesterday came oft'this bar, a large ihip called the Mar quis of Granby; (he was bound from Jamaica for London, bat had loft her rudder in the GuJph of Florida. Last week a number of the Acadian* who have been here a few years, went on board a Hoop for Monto-Chrifli. W. heir from Charlelto.vn, that John Stewart, Efqj |, Autfta Preplrin * bo<ltS sot c *"> in S thc Ind n prefects to ’ Martha, *^ J n hcFHcnd^p rom London, w arrived at Charles- Custom-House Entered Inwards. From Auguji Brigt. Laleah Sc Susannah, J. Anderson, St. Kitts 22, Brigt. Margaret, Andrew Elton Wells, Ditto Sloop Charlotte, Will. Robinson, Turks-Island 24* Jloop Iriihtown Drogcr, Josiah Eve, St. Kitts 25, Schooner-—, Ephraim Jones, Philadelphia Outwards. p A*&ft *9* Sloop Neptune, Solomon Malbone, Rhode-Mand 22, SchoonerCharmingNelly,] .Brown, Charleftown Bailed, p Augu/lti, Schooner Dolph a, W. Dead man, Monto-Chrfti Am ved atCockfpur, and now performing quaremine, From Schooner Pitt, Minott, Charleftown TT/ Hereas the Provoft-marlha! of this province hath ad- VV vertifed for fide, for ready money, ? on Saturday the 10th day of September next, a town lot, known by the num ber 10, in Tyrconncl tything, Derby ward, situate in Broughton-ftrect in the town of Savannah, whereon is a good dwelhng-houfc, kitchen, store-room and liable; and whereas the said premiffes are now under mortgage to Pickering Robinson, Esq; by deed bearing date the ißtli day of January 1762, and Hand charged with the payment of one hundred and forty pounds, and interest, beinj? the purchase money thereof, by Alexander M‘Keithen, and are likewise, together with his lands, fubied to a judgment re covered against him by the said Pickering Robinson, on bond, of laid date, for the sum of seventy pounds, being a moiety of the said purchase money, and the intereft* thereof on the 12th day of July last, and properly doequetedin the office of pleas; thc fubferibers therefore, as attornies of the said Pickering Robinson, do hereby give notice thereof to all persons whom it may concern, and that no title, other wise than of the equity of redemption of thc said lot and pre mjfles, can be made to a purchaser by the Provoft-marlhsl* without the concurrence of the fubferibers, in whofc hand* are all thc title-deeds. HENRY YONGE, — JOHN TALLEY. Wiicreas, by an ad palled of the General Affcmbiy of the province of Georgia, his Majesty’s jufticcs arc direded to sign certificates to his Majesty’s treasurer, to such persons as they lhall think proper to keep taverns, and to retail foirituous and other liquors thejultices of the town and diftrid of Savannah do hereby give notice to all persons inclinable to take out such licence, to deliver in their names to the said just ices, at the Court-house in Savannah, on Monday the sth day of September next, at nine o’clock in the forenoon, when certificates will be granted to such per sons as shall be approved of, agreeable to thc diredion of the said court. Savannah* Au*jt 24, 176?. _ Y 0 he Jfid by tht Jvfjeriber, A Statable young NSGROE M \N, who has been tifel to making of bricks. WILLIAM EWEN. K(JN AWAY, from the plantation of Roderick M r lvt r of Welch Trad, Pedee, on the 3d of August 1-6% i WO NEGROE MEN, the one a yellowilh fellow named YFban , about 25 years oIJ, luftv, and near fix feet high \ the other a black fellow, named Jack, about five ftrt u inches high, who ran away about three years aro, and wav taken up on Canouchie inGeorgia by one Monck. Then were two more negroes went off with them, // t uc and Chi. JlcfUr, each fix feet high, and carried off three runs and a cutlass. They are all hipnofed to be gone towards Geotri 1 and St. Auguitine. Them are therefore to offer a rewaidof. Ttn Pvtxds currency for each of the two firft mentitfhed ne groes, and all rcafonable charges, to any perfun or persons who will apprehend and deliver them to their mafterat Pe dee, thc warden of the work-house in Charleftown, Mr. Vincent at Savannah, Mr. Swinton at Sunburv, cr to CbarLjloxvv, Auguji JOHN FORBES. *9 , 7 5 3-