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iLr i the fasie place, with corn, pork, kc. R French brigantine front Cape Francois for Bof- W ] oa ded withVugar. and molafles, was sent in P? n,^ ame day by the privateer schooner Lady*s Kelieht, belonging to Bermuda.. ■ Capt- Hunterfurrher informs u?, that about the I i o f July, when on a cruise in the privateer ■w, Unicom, off Heneaga, he spoke tils Majef- K!. frigate Income, the Captain of which (Ca- gan) & told him the Count de Graffe was arrived, ■ , ; ,u t ] ic feet under his command, at Cape Fran fois, bom MardnicO._ M Qp Tuesday In It arrived from Ne .v Providence, ■he lloop Cape. Young ■ ‘phe fnowPorcupine, Malon, and schooner ■j-. r y f Cozens, are arrived at New Providence Kom this port. „ I The privateer brig Tartar, of New I rovidence, Pas lately captured in the Galph of Florida by a ■fleet of Rebel vessel , confiliing of a ftiip of 22 louns, two, armed brigs, arid a fchooner.’ The ■Lieutenant and live Negroes took to their boat ■and efcapcd to New Providence, after being nine ■days at sea, fi**e of which they were without ■provisoes and a er. I Died. Mr. William Tranfield, Cooper. ; - I LIGHT HORS E. Abb afbve you- g men, fit for Light HoTe men, and willing to ierve bis Majeily King ■ GEORGE, for thefpice of two vearr, or during ■ the pieient rebellion; have now a fair and hpnour ■able opportunity of revengiijg themfclves ‘On the ■ authors of the many .cruelties and horrid Thu tiers ■prr.nmitted on their relations, friends, and fellow ■fubj-ot,; of ‘unifying thtir loyalty,to the’bdl of ■ itngs, anc manitelhng their,abhorrence ami aver,--, ■fion to this unnatural: and unprovoked .rebellion; ■ comWn'ding the King’s own American Regiment, ■ now quartered in this town, who has power to ■ raise a body of hght horse, to be attached to- add ■ ftj ve exultantly with the-said regiment. PN'ch loyal ■ and smart young tecrdic fliall receive” five guftfeas ■ bounty, and a crown to drink his Mnjelly’s health, ■be provided with free quarters, a good horse, pay, ■ doatiiing, arms, accoutrements aid every other ■ requisite, fit for a light dragoon, such as cap and I helmet, a In ace of good piftoL before him, a keen ■ edged sword by his fide,“and good boots and ipurs. I Thus equipped as a Gentleman Dragoon, lie roust I carry sure and certain vidlory, acquire Honour to ■ Vimfelf, and render fervite to his Soveieign and ■ injured Country. | Savannah, sth June, 17 R1. ■ GOD SAVE THE KING. I N. B. Any prrfon who brings a recruit shall re- I eeive a rfewaid of half a guinea. Such ferviccalde, I a&ive, able, and young dragoon horfe*, as are to be fold, will be pur chafed, and a generous pi ice given, by applying at the CdoaeiN quarteis, the yellow house near the welt pate. GEORG E CAMPBELL, Lt Col. and Commanding. {jjEORGI A, fi*. o T THE Honourable An t 9 k v ( X Stokes, Esquire, Chit-, justice A. Stokes, (‘of his M-ijeftyT Province of Georgia, 1 3 in America, in purfu.rnoe of mi aft of the General Aflcmblyof the laid province, intkioft, “ An ,l Aft for the Relief of fuchof his Majesty’s levil Stibjefts “ as have any real or perfcnal Property in the ih-ovincc of “Georgia, and whole TitleJDecdx, e“ cialties, and other Evidences, Vouchers, and Writ- * “ ings, have been either 1011, *r carried oft, ** during the Time herein aftemier.tfegfed^' * DO CER TIFY , That John Murray, of the puiffi 0 f (Thrift Church, in the province aforefaid, Esquire, bath mad* a Aepofition before me, touching the title, anlahu reft, of him the (aid John Murray, of, in, and to, a cer tain traft or parcel of land, containin’ by eftimaticjjj one hiindred acres, lying on the River Savannah, in the patifh of Christ Church, in the said province, called the Hermi tage, fcotindrJ north-v-e'ftefTy by tan Is fate of James Hume, Esquire, fouth-eadwardly by land allotted for the Glebe, and northwardly by Savannahjriver, together with all the Improvements, rights, Tnrenihers, anj appurtenancrs, thereunto belonging, claimed by the-fald John Murray by ..virtue of and under a certain deed of conveynnrr rrndc and executed to him fome time about the beginning of the t ear one thousand seven hundred and ft veiny-fix, by the then Afting Provost Mar Ural of- this yitovrrwe, in comfequenee ®f a sale made thereof, under an execution, grounded on • judgment obtained in the General Court of the said pro vince agai ok the Elate of one David Murray, Esquire, deceas’d, which said title deed wa., lodged in the Secreta ry *or Reg:fter'a Oihcc of the said province t> bs recorded, and afterwards, with divert, other, records belonging to the fid office, wa s loft, carried oft', or dcftroyeJ : .Which de position sets forth, at far as the nature of circumftanccs will admit, the particulars of the said fohn Murray’s title, the nature optlje piemiics, and the place where fl atmate, and now remains i-n the Prothonot iry’s Office open to the infpeftion of all potions -whatfoevev j and, unless good eaufe is ffiewn on oath to tire contrary, within four calendar months after the publicatir.n of 111i.-> notice in the Georgia Gazette, I fUalLdcjJ'mv bv ccßjji.cate -under my band, fubferihrd under such dcpjhtion, that the lame stands uncontroverted. ‘ Given under my hand, at Savannah, in tbs province aforefaid, the twentieth day of Au in the your of ouf Lroi and one thou iaivd se ven hundred"and eighlvtouc, aul in the tvvert ty-ftrft year ox Iris Majesty's ici^n. G.EORGI&, ft*. T T 1-7 7. H, nOtu able - A Stokes, Eftjutre, .Chief Jullice A. Stokes. of Iris Mujcfty.’s Province of Georgia, • in America, in purfnance of an aft of the General Afteftibfy of the said province, entitled, “An “ Aft for the Relief of such of his Majesty’s loyal Sub t( jests as have any real or perfona} Property in the Pnj- V of Georgia, and whose Titles, Deeds, Bonds, V Notes and other Evidences, Vouchers, “ and Writings, have been either loft, deftroyed,orcar “ lied oft, during the Time herein aftermentioned,” DO f-ER riFV f That John Foulis, of Savannah, Merchant, hath made deposition before rne, touching his bonds, notes, and a wafte-boofe. for the year 177 c, Vent by him To the Island of Jamaica, in the Weft Indies, and hath hot received the fame : That an exaft state of all the sums of money due to the said John Foulis upon the said bonds, petes, and orders, has been taken before a Notary Publiclc in the said Island. of Jamaica, is now filed in the Protho nytary’s Office, annexed to the petition and affidavit of the said John Foulis, which deposition and state of the bonds, notes, and orders, remain ‘in the Piothonotary’s Office open to the infpeftioii of all perfens whatsoever; and, unless good cause is fhev/n on oath to the contrary, within four calendar months after the publication of this notice in the Georgia* Gazette, I Ihali declare, by certifi cate uodermyhand, fubferibed under such demolition, that the fame stands uncontroverted. Given under my hand, at Savannah, in the pro vince aforefaid, “the thirtieth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand leven hun dred and e‘ghty-Ofte, and in the twenty-fir ft year of his Majesty’s reign. the Provort Marffia! of th& province ’ V of Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of Attach ment to him directed, did attach a Mulatto Wo man Slave, named Fanny, and her Chiid, the property of Samuel St bp, who is rfcfent from without the limits of the laid province, at the futc of Catharine Gordon and Jane Gordon : And whereas the said Catharine Gordon and Jane Gor don have, agretdble to ihe.d:;e&ions of the .At*’ •tachment Ait, filed their declaration in the Gene ral Court aga.nft the laid Samuel St irk, and have J'e .totlowi.ng. nij e ; , .*/ . and :m: (J, at. I ant do appear and plead within , .ag-dnll (.'a year and a day, otherwise .. Samuel St irk, by default.. By’ the Court, John Simpson, P. Sc C. C. ’ tytb A ugult, 1781. Notire is therefore hereby given. That, unless the said Samuel Stink do appear and plead agree able to the afoiefuid rule or order, judgment will be entered aguinlt him accordingly. Wm, Jones, Flam tiffs Attorney. \XTHrreas the Provofl Marsha! of the province ’ v of Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of Attach ment to him directed m the several causes under mentioned, did attach the lands and tenements, goods phd chattels, monies,’ %*bts, and books of account, of the leveral defendants in the said causes, who are absent from and without the limits of the said province, at the fujr of the fevenl plaintiffs: And whereas the laid plaintiffs have refpe&tvely, agreeable to the uireftians* of the Attachment Ad, fled a declaration in the Gene ral Court againll the fevcral defendant? in each of the following causes, viz. Samuel Hunt Jenkins and William Gibbons, Jurvfvort, V. Alexander Reid ; H illiam Fox and Cos. v. John M'Lean; Hi,ham Knox, Esq. v. Mat then# CriKn ; J ojeua rearer v. O'Bn en and Wade ; and have obtained hi each of* the said causes a rule to the following tffed x viz. Ordered, That the defendant and defendants ia the said several adianr do appear and plead within a year and a day, otherwise judgment will pass a gamil him or them by default. By the Courrr JohN Simpson, P. Sc C. C. Anguff 9, 1781. Notice is therefore hereby given, That judo*, ment will be entered, agreeable to the aforefatd rule or order, again!! of the said defendants who do not appearand plead conformable thereto, GIBBONS, Plaintiffs Attorney. G E'O K G I A. ‘rvT *\TTHcreas the Provost M artful of this province, by VV * < *yrmtg- of j -Writ- of-Attach incur ftrhfmrtfrgtteflp did attach the lands, tenements, godds, chattels, monies, debts, and books of account, of Mordo cai Sheftall, ifho is absent from and without the limits of the said-province, in the hands and pofleftion of Levi Shaft a 11, at'the suit: of John Foulis: And whereas the said Levi Sheftall, as a creditor in pofTeffion, hath, agreeable to the directions of the Attachment Aft, filed his declaration in his M.ijiT ty's General Court of the said province againtt the laid Mordecai Shcftail, and hath obtained the following rule viz. Levi Sbefialhr-credUor J Ordered, That the defendant _ * C appear and plead within a year Agiinft Tand a day, otherwise judgnenf Mordecai S Left ail. J will pals againlf him by default. I*y the Court, , et John Simtson, P. & C. C.‘- 2qth April, 1781. Notice, is therefore hereby given, That, unless the fa and Mordecai Sheftall do appear and plead agrCcablt to the a forefild rule o? order, judgment wilt be entered against him accordingly. Wm 1 Jone s, Attorney for f% creditor in poffißiott CROOKSIfANKS and SPEIR^ HAVE opened a large and elegant Ailbrtnienfc of GOODS, which they will dispose of oa reasonable terms for cash, bills, or produce. They have likewise MADEIRA WINE of the firft qua-] Jity by the pipe or quarter calk, and SiIRUB by the hogftiead or smaller quantity. Savannah, Sept. 6, 1781. OTOLEN fome time ago from Dean Forell plantation or Little Ogechee, TWO u v ’ z ‘ nc branded J O on he left buttock, (boulder, and cheek, a large fear on fide oi his withers from afiftula, roach mane, and star ill his forehead, paces, trots, and canters. \ The ci ther bay, branded AL in one on his left buttock,’ one hind foot white, with a Jargejblaze down his forehead, a natural pacer. WhoeVer.wiil deliver either of those Mr. White, Overseer oii tne Kid plantation, or to Messrs. Crooklhanks and Speirs in Savannah, shall receive one guinetf ward for each. * t T E- the Provost Marfhzl of th province of Georgia, by virtue of s Writ of Attachment to him directed in the several causes undermentioned, did attach * the lands, tenemen s, goods, chattels, mo nies, debts, and books of account, of theTe veral defendants in said causes, who are absent Lom ai4 without the limits of the said pro vince, St the suit of the several fflainnffr t And wherea* the said .plaintiffs have* rcfpec tively, agreAble to the direftiona of the At tachment Aft, filed a declaration in the Ge neva Court agaiirft the fevcral defendants in the f flowing causes, vi*. Chriitjan Dasher John Poftcll; <O. Danrer’ ZeHcr ; - w* - | Same v. Holzendorff; ’ ‘ ’ * Nicholas Hanner v. William Le Conte; James Edward Powell v. Lachlan M‘la tofh; “ Daniel Howell v. John Jones ; Luke Mann v. John Twiggs; and have obtained in each of the said causes a rule to the following <ffe&, viz. Ordered, That the defendant and defend ants jn the said several anions do appear and plrad within a year and a day, otherwiflf judgment will pass against him or them by default. By the Court, .John Simpson, P. 8c C. C. 061 27, 1780. _ .N otice is hereby given, That j udgment will be entered, agreeable to the aforefaid rule or order, against every of the said deiendams who do not appear and plead conformable thereto. Thomas Gibbons, Plaintiffs Attorney in Ihe said several esufes. „ * WHaREAS the Provost Marshal of the pro- vince of Georgia, by virtue of a Writ of “ Attachment to him dircfled in the causes under mentioned, did attach the lards and tenements, goods and chattels, monies, debts, and boeks of account, of the defendants in the said causes, who are absent from and without the Emits of the fai<J province, at the suit of the several plaintiffs: And whereas the laid plaintiffs have rcfpe£lively, agree. able to the dire6lions of the Attachment Act, fiied a declaration in the General Court against the seve ral defendants in each of the following causes, viz.’ Isaac Perry versus Frederick Francis; Moore and Panton versus William Candler ; and have obtained in each of the said causes a rule TO the following effe£l, viz. Ordered, That the defendants do appear and plead within a year and a day, otherwise judgment. . By the Court, John Simpson, P. 8c C. C;’ 24th January, 1781. Notice is therefore hereby given, That judgment will be entered, agreeable to the aforefiid rule or order, a&ainft the said defendants who do not ap^‘ -pear and plead ~ —. FARLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney in the , said causes. Supposed to be itoien, a brown mare; about 13 and an half hands high, marked S on the near ffioulder, D L behind a half moon in the forehead, a little white on the hind hoof. Any person who detains her will be dealc with as the law dire6b. Any person who has loft a watch, on deferring the rrtaker s Same, number, &c. may. have it by applying to Mr. Abraham Lewis oppofitc tho Burying Grpund in Savannah. WANTED, A LAD about 14 years of age, as an Apprcaq •L* ticc to the Printing Bufmefs* Apply to JAMES JOHNSTON