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N. York Inf. Mil regiment. Volrj, of Irelmd. detachment. —6O. Carolina regmerit. Cavalry. Cavalry. Order of March : t?ght cnmpnnv of the Volunteer? nf Ireland formed to the front. 63d regiment and Volunteers „f Ireland in columns four n front, each regiment marching from its right. The Guns. Infantry of the New York Volunteers, King's, American regiment, anil Sooth Carolina regiment* *- columns like the 63d and Volunteers of Ireland. The Cavalry flanked on the left by Capt. Robinson's detachment. May 1 2 Lord Rawdon haring on the 7th inst. reinforced by the corps under Lieut. Col. Watson marched out with the hope of bringing ‘Get* Greene to aftion ; but that wary ofiker, ren dered (till more so by the event of the 25th of A pril, those to remain in a strong position, behind Sawney Creek, from which no efforts of his Lord (hip cpuld draw him, he rather preferring to fee his enemy manoeuvre in his front, with all rhecon fidence of a viflorious arfny, firm contest a point of which former experience mull have rendered him so very cautious. Lord Rawdon therefore finding it impossible to draw on an a&ion but on terms highly difadvanta geou-, ard by afluling a position which gave the Rebels their only feqjrity, returned to.Camdea, having convinced Gen. Greene how futile were his ideas of blockading that place, when obliged hj/n ----fe;f tQ seek shelter in the recesses of the country, and even there to taunt him with daily dt-fi :nce. Thus finding all in a fair field-were inefFeftual* Lord Rawdon-re moved with the King’s troops, from Cimden, in duced thereto by approaching feiforj, when that part of the country proves molt deftrufHve to the soldiery ; and as it abounds neither in riches or provisions, which are mostly the produce of this fide the Santee, he has only relmquilhed barrenness for fertility, and disease for health, and taken up a position nearly impenetrable to an enemy, perfectly in the power of co-operating with tins garrison, and in which the communications are not weaken ed by their extent. By a veflel which arrived yeftefday In 14 days from St. Christopher we have intelligence of the English-sleet, which failed the beginning of March, being arrived there. They came out with the grand fleet, confiding of 28 line of battle snips, with a numerous convoy defined for the relief of. Gib raltar, But parted with them soon after they got clear of the Channel. Admiral Darby had the command, and had under him Sir Juhn Lockhart Ross Death. Thursday last Er.fign .Eneas M’Leod of the 71st regiment. S AV A N N A H, May 24. HIS Excellency the Governor was pfeafed on Saturday last to adjourn the General AfTem bly of this province to Wedhefday the 6th of June next. Deaths. On Sunday last, at Ogechee, in the bloom of life, Miss Maybank. This young lady was returning home in 4pparent health from a friend’s house, where she had been palling a few days, when on the road, scarce two mites from ~ that place, she was taken exceeding ill, and im mediately on being conveyed to a houle then in fight expired. The sudden death of this amiable lady is an alarming occasion for all ages to ferioufiy confider the instability of life, and the neceflity of being constantly prepared to appear before the dread tribunal when thereunto culled. /4der loss is Severely felt by her unprepared dill re fled mother and friends, ‘who were by the suddenness of the .event deprived of the mournful consolation which arises from a belief that all in the power of human Beings to do had been done to save a valuable life, and tp alieviate life Darns of a’fick bed.———ln Savannah, last TuefJay, Mr. Philip Allman house carpenter. A schooner from Philadelphia, for the Havana loaded with flour, was font into New Providence jbont ten days ago by the privateer sloop Unicorn, Capt. Hunter, off hat port. %* The MILITIA LAW may be had at the Printing Office, price is. 9*l. *, . . • * , ~~ “""• •*’ ■ ~ ;r " 1 1 * M 1r; FINE porter, C OLD wholesale and retail, the. chespeft jn levvis ’ w>- . MarfhaPs Said. T OTE’ s O L. D, On Saturday the id of June next, at the house ill St. James’s Square where the Superior Courts were Lft holder between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and orie in the afternoon* the sale to begin at ten o'clock precisely, LOT of Land in Savannah* contaihihg Cos / feet front and 180 feet deep, whereon James HabeTfham formerly resided; and another Lot of Land in the f.iid town, containing &o sett frhnt by 90 feet deep* formerly the property of— Farfey deceased ; also a Trad of Land in the panfli of Obi ill Church* containing 1 500 acres, less, commonly called Silk Hope; late the property of James Haberfham,—A Trad of Land, con taining acres, more or left, in St. Philip’s pa rish, joining lands of Adam FowMer Brisbane; and another Tradl of Land, in the said parish of St. Philip, containing 500 acres, more or less. on which the defendant formerly resided, near Fort Argyle; late the property of s>hem Butler.—A Lot of Land at Yamadaw, Containing 105 feet square, more or less. adjoining lands of Dr. Zubly, late the property of Thomas Chifolm and Mary bis wife.— -A Lot of Land in Savannah* Containing 60 feet front and 90 feet deep, more or less, situ ated between lots of John Richards and John Lv r ons, late the properry of Samuel Elbert.— A Trad of Land in the parish of St. John, containing 300 acres* more or less, situated on the north branch of Midway river, and near lands of John gaker, late the property of William Baker—A Trad of Land in St. John’s parish, containing 500 acres, more or less, lying near Midway Meetinghouse, and ad , joins lands of Lyman Hall, late the property of James Stewatt.—A Trad of Land in the parjfhof . St. Andrew, containing 3-0 acres, more or less, and.ndjoius ianda of Stephen. WJJliafrts.and Thomas. A Trad of Land in the parifli of Christ Church, containing 300 acres, more or less, situated. on Ogechee river, and adjoins lands of James Mackay, late rhe property of John Wercat. A Trad of Land in St. Philip’s parish, containing 330 acres, more or less, on which David Hugue ren formerly resided, late the property of David Huguenen.—A Trad of Land in Christ Church parish, situ .te in the dillrid of Little Ogechee, containing 300 acres, more or less, adjoining lands erf the tare John M*Lean, late the property oF Adam Fowler Brifbine.-A TradofLand contain ir.g .00 acres, more Or less, in St. Matthew’s parish, bounded fouth-cafterly by lands surveyed for the use of thi Church and lands of David Thorn, north-eaiferlv by lands of Hillary Butt, and on thi other tides by vacant lands; and another Trad of Land, containing ico acres, more or less, whereon Ilillary Butt lacelv resided, in the said parish of St. Matthew, on Rooty Pond, joining lands merlv -granted one William Moore; late the pro perty of Hillary Butt, deceased.—Ami a Traft of Laud, containing 300 acres, more or less, in the parish of St. Andrew, which tradl was granted to Stephen Drayton, bounded fouth-eaftcrly bv lands of Alan and Ann Stuart, and on all other sides by vacant lands j and also another Tra& of Land, in the f?id parish of St. Andrew, formerly granted to the said Stephen Drayton, containing 300 acres, more or lets* bounded northwardly by Stephen Drayton, fouthwardly by lands of Alan and Ann Stuart, and on all other sides by vacant lands; late the property of Alan Stuart, deceased. Three Negro Men Slavfes, viz. Buck, Ned, and Hardy, late the property of Allen Sharp. The whole seized on execution^ e . D. FRASER, A. P. M. Savannah, Miv f, T7Bl. ■ . Fergujort J - versus t Attachment. Maitbcvjs. 3 PL rfuantto ah order from his Majelly'sSuperior Courts in this cause made, 1 fball, on Friday the Ift of June next, proceed to the falc of Two Negro Slaves, named David and Nelly, belong ing to the Eilate of Benjamin Matthews, the ab sent debtor, as it is said, at the house in St. James’s Square where the Superior Courts were last bolden, between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and one in the afternoon, D. FRASER, A. P M. Savannah, 9th May, 1781. T 6 B E S O L D, On Saturday the 9th June neth, at the house In St. James’s Square where the Superior Courts were last holden, between the hours of ten o’clock in the forenoon and one in the afternoon, the sale to begin at ten o’clock precisely, * A TR AC rof Land, in the parish of St. Philip, ■L containing by estimation zoo acres,, more or less, joining lands of Adam Fowler Brisbane on Gr f a T !,°g e<:h L cc latc tke Property of John Ham and Elizabeth Harn, and seized on execution o K D * FRASER > A. P. M. Savannabj May 9, 1781, ~ bouglafi \ verbs’ i U Attachment* 7 jonathan Bryan. } PUnuant to an order from hi* Supert ior Courts in this cause made, ] shall, on Sa turday the 9th of June hext, proceed to the sale of a Negro Fellow* named Ben* and his two Chil dreni belonging to the Eftnte of Jonathan Bryan, the absent debtor, as it is fait!, atdthe house in St. James's Square where the Superior Courts were formerly fedlden* between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and one in the afternoon, tffe fafe ~ to begin at ten o'clock precifelv 2 t i i>. fAasek, a. p. m. Savannah* May t;, 1781. HI mmm„ . mm I rn ~y 1 - . : ALL persons indebted to the Efmte of William \ oung. Esq. decraied, are requeued to the fame, and those to whom the (aid Estate is indebted are desired to fend in their ac counts, properly attested, to Sophia Vo-t/ffO, Adrniniflratrix. r _ B ___ fJT/'HEREAStht Prohso/ Mar/, at of the pro vince of Georgia, by virtue of a writ of at tachment to him difeQed ik the several cau fa undermentioned , did attach the land, and tenements* geode and chattels, monies, debts , and boohs of at < count t of the several defendants in the /aid causes , njjho ate ahfent from and without the limits of the said province, at thefuit of the several plaintiffs j Add whereas the /Aid plaintiffs have refpedively , agreeable to the directions of the Attachment Act, . fled a declaration in the General Court again/ the several defendant t in each of the following cause via, ‘ Mary Wright versus John Sutcliffe; Kelfall and another, furvi.ors, versus Jpfea McLean; Spalding vtrfm, Ml vaepi Rol id Kelfall nsarjas Henry LahrcE* ; Cowper and othcfsy/rr/ a/ Levi Sheftall* Same versus Thomai Chifolm and *if® Mtxvt Sa mt versus Levi Sheftall; Sam t versus Willlrm Holxendorlf j* . Same versus James Haberfliam j Same vir/ui George Walton j Same versus John Kean ; M‘Goun and others versus William Gibbons jun. Same versus fohft .[SA efon ; Same versus John Stfrk ; Same verjus John Jenkins end wife Sufanr.ah; Same versus William Leconte^ Adminiitrators of Rabenhtfrfi versus lames Mabertham ; Owens, Thomson, 4nd Cos, versus Samuel Samuel and Morton Levy; Rt V! C Mi C - k ver/us Jsha Martin and William Davia; Benjamin Stiles nt&fus Richard Donovan Mur* ray 1 George ttruftoun ver/m> John Jenkins; Char es Watts versus Berjamin Andrew j 1 hemas Flyming verfut Lewis aad Charles Cope; and have obtained, in each of the /aid causes , a rule to the following ejfed, viz. Ordered, That the defendant and defendants in the said several actions do appear and plead within a year and a day , other wife judgment will gain/ him , her, or them, by default , _ By the Court , JOHN SIMPSON, P. Id C. C. j*b 3** 1780. o< i ee f* therefor? hereby given. That judgment will be entered, agreeable to the aforefaid t hie or order, again/ evtiy of the said defendants who do not appear and plead conformable thereto . ROBERTSON% Plaintiffs Attorney in the fetid several causes WHEREAS the Proved Mar (ha I of the pro vince of Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of Attachment to,him directed, did attach the lands, tenements, goods, chattel?, monies, debts, and books of account, of Wiliiam Watson, who is ab* sent from and without the limits of the fa?d pro i vince, at thefuit of Simon Paterson and William Lang: And whereas the said Simon Paterson and ~ William Lang have, agreeable to the directions of the Attachment A£t, filed their declaration m the General Court against the said William Watson, and have obtained the following rule : Paterson Id Al. | Ordered r That the defendant again it fdo appear arid plead within a William Watson. j year and a day, otberwife judg ment by default. >< , By the Court, , i -Jo HN SI MJ'iOH, P. Sc C. C. January, 178 1. •” Notice is therefore hereby given* That, unless the said William Watson do appear and plead a* grceable to the afordaid rule or order* judgment will be entered again!! him accordingly. Wife JONES, Plaintiffs Attorney.