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SAVamnah. rvJ.n. . •/ m Itrttt frtm AVOVITA, February 6, 1779. - - Uadtr* of frdiwn bavin*, 1 at 4rt, fairly wore oat the fpt and patience of tb pwpulsc*, by Ibetr infernal fydera cf aureby, have •o the rvfoleace te ewax kheaa by H* btral atri of pardon, th’ough tha d<m of Mr: Elberf. ae thenz and by aa EXTERMINATED ASSEMBLY. They think it ftraßrb tha* the laha biaeti of Georgia mould b*v Tea la eao'jgh te dffoovtr, that the Bkliu*a es Fr*dom. aad Happiutfs, ard fettere%lcelated fortheir aaeridfaa than War, Poverty, lid Uiftrafaj or'that aay boned aat ia the proviaci flwald dare to ackaowhedge that a good Klag ta better thia a behca of tyrants. # Col. Campbill took peSeffiaa ©f Aug aft a oa tha jrftwf 1R month, Without tha lofa pi a British Soldier t mad Geacral Efbatt* with the rehela, made a psaclpitatc rttrtft to Carollaa. At Sydtit Cr:k, tha rabela made a shaw or oppofitiou, hut upon a b©wit tr Aid two field ptecii opcaiag apoa v then, they qaitted thair faiblatiaa ia = haste. ■- A villaUaht triha af Blunderers, ai der the*celebrated horse thief, Capt. Fate, finding theii caafe Save left tha Georgia*! a lading im* prtfion of rabellioui authority, by ra vagiu* tha caaatry for ji milea above Aegafta, without regard ta age or sea, the widow of the orphaae criea. Not fatiificd with rapiut,’ they have drag ged forth tha peaceable inhabitant Tike flavei to war, and, worse thaa the beat ha 0 faeagti of tha wiWeraeft, mur dered, ia cool blood, a Mr. ———y—y— who refufed ta join theta ia thdr in . fa nay. Thdiahaßiuata coaid ao loa fer brook the tahafitaaity of Tuch pif creaafa; revenge wal the word, and every tnaa that had c r. d* p*lhed it flaatly ia qatft mi tha rob bera. Pew’. flrft Captain way takea, aa 4 himfalf with bit party Red before the iahahi- tutimaMbi fiitianW - At Augusta, elevea hundred iihi litaats hava far or a allegiance to tba?r foyeroif a, aad many are daily fioekitg ia from *ll quarter* fae p*ttAioa. Bxcapt a ft w larking villafine, there ‘'"■Mi aa rabela Georgia at thh j uc tori, Tha Aaabaptifla, ted thtfcM'Ja ta af Wilket, hara addrefled CelamM Otmpboll km thair - Dafevtvn tack ia often from tha U half 1 ia k mack, that 40 mea cotaA •ear of a Bight Oa tha Saloda tha frieadi of goverameot ara now in ami; ABd thay ataoaat to thou bads. We hava hoea credibly informed, aad that from good authority, that i iho latHe affair oa Beiaforr f dtnd, two t HStor* only wr killed mad foor’ woaadcA that I ’bat fevta men. Wirt Jcfij, K foatmao weuuded, aad ■ioajof*,. . U All thirty mta ; not fcodioVtk % ****t* r Mti accoa att *****•*• Neal* T^tSHT •and By bmm dm, k t Tbahtae Rnbelt ■dahaadonodtW Fort tad the opo a beUg-Mipfo** OTpmada Aw*, Mb 4, bat htfg o* by Abeogh ach “krm ia aumbe h w light, and afierwa-ds fi'ffered on? men to retreat to thair boats with.ut their ever I ring a go*. On. |he Bth arrived at Tybee, a TritO p takea by HuMsjcfty Vfhip tlaicoirl, baa ad font Charles Tow* to tha Wed iadiet, loaded with Rica and Indigo. By a brig from the Wed lodiev, taken by Hll Majefty'i •tip Daphne, we have the following iatciigonce. -rnr That the Preach iflaad of St. Lac : a was,taken by Major-General Grant; apoa tha Intelligent reaching Matti aigae, Cfantd* fail led with the fleet oader hit command, having oa board three theafsad troops, all voloOteerr, which were landed oa the iflind without oppofilien from tha Kiag' troops; on the ceatrary, a fort of four gaeajwas abandgeed, in order to giva confidence to the invaders; this maaChuvrc had tha del red effeft, the French marchUg on without fuf. picion, until they advanced veryWear a malkad battery, which opened with great feccefk, ead obliged them ta give way, and retreat with precipita tion to their boats ; during which ra tios*, great execution was done by the clem pUrfait of the King** troops, numbers being bayoneted before they could reach the beats. Upon tha llftdiag of the French troops, the itrhabitaats revolted, aad Couot d* Est sign, until she reimbar. kation of late troops, ply'd off aad oa, exchaaglßg fume- times brordfidea with hit Maj:fty*i wips ia the hew hour. ■ -; v ... Friday sth left, died DoAor Rob ert Trail,* who parAifed phyfick hart for several yea s, with muck re putatioe; for knowledge, and a faith ful dircharge of the detiet of hit pro feCon, he was fqeal’d by few, aad : axcaeaed by ooaa in this country i To fam up hi* ckaraAcr in a few words, he was a Ikilfal phyfieiaa, aa ag'eaabla coaipaaloa, a fincer# friend, mad.in a worthy aaai •eeaooaio eeeeoee ;# 1 ’ tit HtxntralU ROBERT CA THERWdOD, £/f. Judge of His MajtJlfs Court of Vice JdtiirMt} for the Province of East Floridt, HAVINOkMi ftfM to *o* point, by commission bearing ‘ate tha fivft ii- Ltwis Johostoh, p. r , to tako the ioetffery dapofitiwos Ha Captor* of all ships or veffela ht into the port Os Savannah aa ITJ totranfmit thorn aad tha papma Lort A l * •• hi AdvocaM- Y'.ntrml or to tbo FroAor, for tha 1 tarried .hroagh hi. Ma f Vi i. Brt r 's£u •&*(<*• t. S|Mplß •11 -kn. *, r l ln T twit i< A *s*"*' 11 in rath ***<*•• “ and W**; “ Ik. itj 9 ‘ lV‘77 noem to a in thf Aftflrtooa, Saadaya orirgjted. Office of Police. Bth February, 1779. WANTED a man of chara^ev # who it thoroughly seq Minted with tha planting as a ma nager for Sir James Wright's plan*, tatsont oa Groat Ogetchaa ; n perion will meet with good eacourage mfcftt by applying to tha Bo*(<rd Os Felica. 7 j By Order, Os theXoMMOO<MIK * WHRRBAS fevehil seamen be longing to Bis hd and armed veffaW, hsya Rraggled fron* their dhey. Ido hereby effdr a re ward of forty Stillings flerliag for each sailer, te any perron or peifona, who (hall apprehend seamen be long in r to Hii Msjefly's (hips aad armed valcls, found so traggliog. HYDE PARKER, . j . Commodore. TO BE SOLD” By Daniel Sillby, A FEW half pipe* of Madeira of tha bast gaslit* ; Po, t wipe by tha doacu, ct ffee, lie. Watted immediately fifty er sixty thousand of 1 or 1 \ inch plank, for which paynseat will be made in ‘Rnsrltfti good*. rjSirfsfikiJi*——•:. ■■■■r \ “ ■ f* ■ “ -- ■ —*. —■ The Editor begi ledve to in form the Public, that he iniendi publishing 1 Newspaper once a week, that it, every Thurfiky: that such gentlemen as are wit-, ling to encourage him by their fubferiptioni, may be fuppliecl with it at the rate Os 10/a one ha If to be paid it ing, the other half at the end of the year > and others for fbut* pence a paper. That Advef tifements of eight lines or un der, will be printed for 3/eachV but if above that proporion to their jncretfevmd that ready xarti ia-expetted for •II adverfiiMflH fays in either prbftw. verity he* (hall be favoured with, will be duly attended to and gratefully acknowledged : that, in fliort, he will take all the pains and care he is capable of, to deserve the encouragement of the Pub* lie, but hopes for their Candour and indulgence to the begin nings of hu \mdereaking. ♦*fccflr*|aflgb<*a* **<*** Pablifticd by Jo-mtt Dsnrii Ham* uitat, ia BfWughtaa.Stren.