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tntraM *f *kmtfrtm Jigkn, Jly tt ’ Commodore Ileynft arrived hm the 41k ini. with fe- Dutch men of war. He has delivered to the Dev the prefeats feet by the tales Genera! of the United Provinces, and having fettled every thing that concerns his nation, he will depart this day with his fgttadron ifthe wind peeves fair.” The difpntea between the Eoglifii and Dutch Eail India companies ase not vet adjusted, as has been asserted; on the contrary we are to4d,that k is iapoffible obey should be fettled till the return of the advioestat to'Bengal and ocher places relative to that particular bimnefi. - June 14, Acorami&on has ptffed the feafe, for the pro. motion of James Fanck, E% no the tank of Lieutenant Colonel of loot, daring his coo ti nuance in the Wei Indies. The foreign gentlemen e £ diftin&io* lately arrived in Tatlinall, and visited bnperibns of the iri rank, is feudto be Count de Lippe Buckehourg. His Majeiy, alter the calamity that happened by the fire at Lady Molei'worth’s, sent 500 L pounds to the three young ladies, her daughters, who are now all in a fair wav of re covery {.and his Msgelly has been further pleased to fettle on each of them* penfioa a year on the kilh dlabli fo ment. The Eleftor of Mentx died the 4th inst. In his 74th year. . Jmm 15. Yesterday advice was received of the death of the Right Hon. the Lord Holland in the Sooth of France, - where he lately wait for the recovery of his health. ******?VP*l*?V!****** ’ CkarUfinmm. Ariwf 11, -ARE Little Carpenter, mudaU the other Headmen and {T s warriors of Ihe Cherekeea, have sent down afluran ics of their refblution to be at the intended con gress, and express great thankfulnefs to his Majesty for the care he has taken of the lands belonging to his children the Indians. This day Capt. Nathan Whiting of his Majesty’s inde pendent companies arrived here from New-York. By ham <fwe are tpld) his Excellency the Governor has received or ders for proclaiming the peace, and Appointing a day of publick thankfta vk*g to Almighty God &r fi> great and in dftimable a blemng. Orders arelilcewife come for his Ex cellency to di(band the independent companies afToon as they are refieved by other troops. A temporary line of jurisdic tion between this province and North-Caroliaa is ordered to be eftablilhed. The last letters from London fay, that Capt. George Jobn- Governor of St. dmgufine, feme letters lay SAVANNAH, September t. . Mr. Johnston, IT has been often, and with too muck truth observed, that, of the many laws palled for the well governing this province, few, it any, are properly attended to, parti* cularly those relating to the town of Savannah. lam loth to suppose that the fopinenefs or negligence of those gentle men, whose duty k is to fee them duly executed, is the oc casion of it: on the other hand, it is scarce reasonable to think that those laws be io defective as to render the execution of them tmpradtfable. Whatever may be the case, 1 hope the legiflarure will, at their next meeting, take it under their confidention, and remedy if possible the evil wherever it may appear to be. Os there laws I /hall men tion but a few, via. Yti law for bettor governing of negroes. The law for regulating a work- bcujt in Savannah. Ihr Unxi to prevent /be bsuldinr and repairing wooden cbimniet ** the said town. f w r^gnla/: ng taverns and punch- boufes. 1 hrfe loudly call for a speedy and cffe&ual exertion of au . Jionty, in a mod particular manner the two firfij thedar .lnf tnfolenCe of the negroes for feme time pad furcly must *jj C l t^°^c cenceni *d not to neglcft it. To these 1 mull * * the pat role law, which is feandaloully evaded by those perions who rcfide near Savannah, under a pretence, that as ly nrnfterin toyn, they arc exempted 60m that duty, w. u fr, in my opinion, their vicinity to the town renders it c more neceflary for them to perform, and the law certainly * onl F mcan t^at t^lc ’f c who live in town Ihall not b.* liable t° the patroJc duty. 1 Anil be very glad If tbl. bint hit t proper efca, anj ““Jty,°{ utc * li g • will Ippar in u ltrong alight to Ifcoiii it u intended form it doe. to K Your’., 4c. R. L. „ _ ***** OturJhmWUm, JmUUo l. Governor Ellis has made his quietus pretty well: he S'ZfViV* ° f *• Kcnfter, and Comouflaiy of all Canada, and of Provoft marflml of the four new idaad.; fohcrebgn. hi. govern ment, and Col. Wilmot, now Jjcntenaat-Gorernor, will be appointed Governor in chief.—-I forgot to tell you that Spain has rcfufcd to accept of the island of Ncw-Orleans and the rest of the French poffeffioni in Louisiana, but, inftcad thereof, admit the French to fettle all along the weft fide of the MiftUippi, in order to make them a barrier between us and themfeives.” We hear, that in Juaelaft the Lords of Trade had under their coniideratton the feuthboundary between this province and Florida. A proclamation was iflued on the 18th last for the General A {Terribly of South-Carolina to meet the ift o f September. We are informed that peace was proclaimed at Charief town on Friday lift. The Marquis of Granby, Capt. Baillie, from Jamaica which loft her rodder in the Gulnh of Florida, was brought fife into Cockfpur on Thursday lai}. Custom-House, Entersd Inwards. From < Afy* 2 9 Sloop Anne& Betty, D.Greatbeach, St. Martin’s 30, Schooner Nancy,T. Banks, St.Kitts&St. Martin’s Outwards. p or 89, Schooner Blakeney, Robert Annond, Beaufort Sailed, ]? or dogufi 29, Sloop Neptune, Solomon Malbone, Rhode-1 Hind ♦♦♦♦< TO BE SOLD on very reasonable terms, by JOHNSON and W Y L L Y, Vldonia wine by the pipe, quarter calk, or any fmallrr quantity, not less than three gal loos; prefer v:d fruits in bottles; St. aCitts rum by the hogincad, quarter calk, or any quantity not less than three gallons; northward ditto in the like quMrtkies; annifeed and clove cordials in calks of about 1$ gallons; molaflcs and treacle by the hoglhead; mufeo vado sugar by the bogfhead, barrel, or hundred weight; Cafttie toap in small boxes; Florence oil in cases containing one dozen of bottles; railins in calks of about 100 lb. They have also to dispose of, a parcel of likely health;, negroe men, which will be expjfcd to fele at vendue, on Saturday the 3d of September. Credit will be given to the 1 ft of January next. Wanted, a parcel of live hogs. 7*o be Jold at public! vendue, on Tbmrfday the 1 sfb of September inf. at Mr. John Hat lids in Sunbury , at 11 o'clock in the forenoon , 1? LEVEN NEGROES, belonging to the estate of James Baird deccafoL The conditions will be made knowo on the day of iale. JOHN MAXWELL, Executor. Yf/HcreaTthc copartnerlhipof Francis Arthur anef com- VV pany expired feme time ago, and it being neceflary to close the affairs of thatcopartnerlhip as speedily as poffi blc, therefore all perfrms anyways indebted thereto, are rr quefted to pay the fame to the fubferiber on or before tb* ill day of November next, or they will be sued without further notice by JAMES BOX. THE fubferiberintending to leave this province lor feme time, hereby gives notice, pursuant to the a& of the General Aflembly, that he is ready to answer any fait, and to eive bail to any writ or summons that Ihall in the mean time be iflfucd against him. JACOB ANDERSON. “’ “ “ T O BE SOL ‘i>,~ A Valuable PLANTATION, fituatc upon the paint between South and North Newport rivers, contain ing uoo acres of land, exceeding good in quality for corn, rice, and indico, with a laige quantity of feeding marth in the front, fufticient to maintain a considerable number of cattle, horses, and other stock, very easy to be iuclofed by a fliort fence, about 100 acres cleared and within fence, with a good new framed barn, overseer’s house, and negro bottfe.. Any perfcn inclining ” RYAN. , h