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g‘atas, Eiles, John A '.nr,, Sirend,
V^en, Nautilus, Enterprife, Re
venge, Ferrei.
Now in corHnvJfton and ready for
fervicc.—iConllirution, John Adams,
Prcfider.t, United States, /Lila:;.
Wafp, Hornet, Siren, Argu.,, Vixen
Nautilus, Enterpnze, Revenge, Fer
ret—bombs, Etna, Nefuvius, and
22 gun-boats at New-Orleans.
In Ordinary. Ciiefapeake, at
Button ; Congrefs, Coiitteliation,
New-York, Adams, and 9 gun
boats at Waffling on ; tbineeiv gun
boats at Charlelton ; t- do. at Wil
mington, Cn c.) 2 do. at Norfolk j
tO do. at Baltimore ; 20 do. at Phi
ladelphia ; 54 do. at New York ;
2 do. at Wefterly, (it. i.) I do. ac
Bolton ; 9 do. at Portland ; 1 do.
Lake Ontario; 1 do. at Lake Chain-
plain.
Bombs—Spitfire, at Norfolk; &
Vengeance, at Ncw-York—thefe
require repairs.
The frigates at Bolton and Walh-
ington require repairs before they
can be fent to fea.
Three of the gun boats now at
Charlelton, liave been put in corn-
million for the Georgia Ration.
All the gun-boats at Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Ncw-York, Rkoiie-
Illalnd, Connecticut, Bolton, Port
land, and on the lakes, are in a Hate
of prefervation
Of the gun-boats at New-Or
leans, No. Id h s been condemned,
•and is now ufed as a hulk, and capt.
Porter in a let ter dated the 2a, h
Auguft, 1809, obferyes rhat live
others, viz. Nos. 14 16, 17,20, ft
21, will in all probability be con
demned as unfit for fervicc in the
enfuing fummer, having been built
of raw materials.
lias given the principles of a com-1 levying tonnage out!
merce without export duty, with his! Ihips entering our p<
ics on foreign
: export duty
utua'i pefl'picuiiy auu winl
itrengtli. Ilis princip es exuuid,
as they do in alt mtu-i . iitduces, to
vie wo an- 1 rduhs the molt benevo
lent and exlentivc, amt aa in his
treaty wun PrUllia, kept forever in
View, me anteliuratiou ol lueicty Hi
a more btuiyuaiil lyitem of inter
Couile among the human lanniy.
In a loiter to James Lovel, elq.
dated 2zd July, 1778, lie itiuc ex-
ptefleshiuitelf.—‘dtnnaioice am jo ,
* nations as well as between private
‘ perfuus, lhould be lair and equiia
1 ble exchange and mutual fupplies :
‘ the taking unfair advantages at a
‘ neighbor’s neceliitics, though a,
‘tended with a temporary iiicceth,
•always brcediill blood, to lay uu
‘ ties on a commodity expos ed
* which our friends want, is a kuavith
‘ attempt to get lo.nettling for notli-
‘ ing. The ilateiuiau wtio fir It in-
‘ vented it, lard the genius of a pick
‘ pocket, it tortune had i'ai.abiy ptac-
‘edlnm; the nations wtio have
‘ pr.tctifed it lutFered for it four fold,
‘ as pick pockets ought to fuller.
‘ Savoy, by a duty on wines, export
ed to Switzerland, loll tin; limply
‘ofthat country, which thenceforth
‘ railed its own wine ; and (to wave
‘ other balances) Britain by her du-
‘ty on exported tea, lias lott the
* trade oi her colonics ’
ihefe fentimems oi an ornament
to his country and hi., pecies are un-
queltumabiy c»r.vc fc tint they pre
lume a like dilpolition m all na
tion:
qua'; j error of our policy in tins is now too
obvious ; the export oi our commo
dities free oi du-y, has clierilhed
that fatal influence which is now j
every day feen in the corruption C< '
perfidy to national rights exhibited (
in our lea-ports. Peijuiyis as fre
quent now at our cultum houfes, as j
intliofoof England ; and the fyllem j
ol lmuggling has been carried to an
Sheriffs Sale.
WILL BE HOLD, on tie fbrfl
1 ucfday in iVE.reh next, in
Madifon Margin coun y, be
tween the h::in f ten and three
o'flock.
.56 Acres of land part ot lot
11 0 189 in the
win now Morga
ken as the property ol John
:s ov id i.q part ot loti*
the I.Rh ciis. ol Bald- r n °i' l -' ii y ' M
Moreau county, ta- I n \ a ^ e ^ 10vvn
equal extent and enormity. j Watts to iatisly iunJry execu-
It Wilt therefore be found policy tions in favor of Henry Peeples
to look to a remedy ior part of tin* | ^nd others.
ar.d
-/ l ur
Airly point out
Char lee ton fan 26.
the policy, particularly as it relates
to friends
tJntguflionnbly if all the nations
would agree i - xbolilh duties on ox
ports, there would he* no more than
jultic in it. But is ihere any na
Arrivco, Schooner Hope, | tionon earth befidesoor own which
Kuhn, Savati.'.ah, 2 d.iys 15\1 j does fo ? Not one. Then the na-
laft. To the matter i'he j 110115 °f the world that itnpofe duties
Hope, failed from tins pert on j on exports, aft towards us in this
the 1 71 ii Lift, with about 20.' pick and we (land with
... , rr . rour thun.bs.in our mouths,'conipla
Frenchmen paflVngm on board, [ cem] fobmiui „gto this itaiiredUff-
bound to Savannah—On I hurl j .predation.
day night, in fight of 1 yhee Are there any nations fo friendly
light houfo, was brought too by , as to permit their goods to he ex
it iotig Bal.imore built fehoorter, ported, duty lice, to our ports.—no
not one Look then at the amount
of which our pockets are picked in
one year.
In the year following, the amount
value in dollars, of cotton imported,
into, and exported from England,
will furnith fome fail data.
1800
Raw cotton inporfed into
England, value dols. 8,319,275
Oi which exported 8.85,720
who lent her boat on hoard the
Hope, and took out all the
1’ivuciimen. They called her
the Amiable. After taking out
the me n, capt Kuhn was per
mitted to broceed. Oil his ar
rival at Savannah, he learnt that
the Amiable had been cleared
out at that port by a Captain
White, for New-Orleans •, but
file is undoubtedly intended lor
a privateer This mull have
been the fame veil'd that was off
this port on Saturday bit, and
reported as from New-Orleans,
bound to New-York. She is
probably intended to way lay
the veil els going to and from
Amelia lflainl ; and vve fliall
undoubtedly loon hear of fome
velfi ls being captured,plundered
& burnt, or funk by this French
American privateer.
ey A fcooner of the deferip
tion above alluded to, did ar
rive here on or about, the 3d of
this month She was reported
to be in diffrefs, being hound
from Baltimore to New-Orler.ns
and had put into this port in
confequence cf the captain and
the only one of the crew who
underitood the combafs. being
exit'lulled by fatigue, in the
hope of fhiping a fiefh At of
men. A proieft to this effeft,
) we are told was made according
ly, and flip cleared about the
11th inft. for New-Orleans. It
is laid tint fhe has fince received
her fupplies of provifions and
arms from this place and its
neighborhood. Captain Hilton,
cf the Swift dates, that he was
boarded by her on Sunday lad,
and difmiffed after examination
evu in an ex put duty ; if they will
tax us, we mull tux them in return ;
if our fliips are treated partially or
heavily Impelled ; and tneir manu
factures taxed ou the export, and
make die tax payable only on the re
turn ot the voyage, let it be oil a
bond, as is the practice now with
duties on imputes.
Imprisonment for debt. - - Dur
ing tin- year commencing the
llth Dec. ISOS, atm ending
November 30, l Sub, there were
cohfiived iu the debtors pruou
of New Yoik 326 perlons for
debts between 2.3 and 1.5 dolls.
23.5 for debts between 1.5 and
tO; and 501 ior debts under JO
dollars L ot.il under 2 5 dolls
11.72. During the year pre
ceoiog, the number was up
wards of 1300. Nearly Me
whole of them were fupporeed,
witUe there, by the Humane So-
ciirty,—Columbian
From the Democratic Frtfs.
DECISIVE EVIDENCE
Of the P regrefs of Limfact arcs in
the United States■
About fix v ar sago a perfon
from Europe was in ihe State of
Vermont, who poflVfed the
knowledge ol con ft ru&ing ma
chinery to card wool by hand,
norf.'S, oxen, fleam or water
S ame perfons of that Hate be
came acquainted with h;m,& a
tr.ong them Kir. John Be mis,
carding machine maker, now of
the Borough of Wilmington on
Delaware, 23 miles ftom Piiila
delphia, on the Southern polt
road. This active and ufelul citi-
: years.
ALSO.
202 1-2 Acres of land, N 8 '
364* in the fourth ciis. Baldwin j
now Morgan county^ t ken as
ih? property Purket D, an to |
Iatisly fundiy executions in fa \
v-ir of Erneit C Wittick a id !
others, property pointed out by-!
the defendant.
ALSO.
202 1-2 Acres of I ind, N 3 243
in the 1.3ih dis. Baldwin now
Morgan county, taken as the !
property of Thomas Watts to
iatisly an execution in i iv ?r of
Stewaic and Cibfon, pointed
cut by trie d* fend int.
ALSO.
One Negro.: Boy named Ar
che, taken a- the property of
Lemuel i'rahntn to l'atisfy an
execution in favor of William
uici i riix Gilbert, pointed out ;
by the defendant.
ALSO.
One town lot in Madifon,
known by N° 23, iken as the :
property of James Cannon to!
fatisfy an,execution in favor of j a>' e , hereb y notified to bring in
Mitchell and Cox levied and u 11 accounts, properly au
returned to me by a conflable.
Conditions c. ili
A M A fee, n. s ar c
January 29, 1809
Et^CTJTOR’s SALE.
On Satu dr" the 11 ’> vf i rch
next at the p a ta - of ViU
Ham William,on in. . i'uiaatn
cornty dec!
WILL BE SOLD,
Th, whole of th • perlbnal
f.u i'ec Icrm
on the x! :y of
ittle.
Garlakd Hardwick
Anthony Uoloway, ’- Adm’rs.
Barnet Smith j
Fibril ry 6, 1810- 4.7-2C
tCIl.f. Bio SOLD, -i FOdiy tO -
9th day of February next, at the
plant at in of Captain John IVeekt,
le.ffcf Putnam county, dec.
All the perlbnal property of
fai l riccealt d, confifling of Hor-
I *s, thel|fi.')ck of Cattle and
Hog;, one: Waggon, Houfehnld
and Khchcsi Furniture., planta
tion Utenfilk tlie Crop of ; t
kinds, Stc. Iwulye month:; rre-
uit wi l be given for ail hi n ’ a-
bove fire dollars, the pur. h,.i\ r
giving bond with z^nrovt-d fo-
curity, t •- bear i ■ r, r- IL From the
date it not punctually p..i *.
a i. so.
WILL B SOLI) or IllRriD,
at the fame time and place,
Thirl on nr fourieeu likely
NEGRO S; an will be rent
ed to tlie high;-it bidder, until
the firft do :>f January
the PLANE A LION oi laid
dcceafed.
All thofe having t emr.nd*
agaittfi the e.iate cf Li i d.v.
etl-
un, within the ter.u
CINCINMATA.
Savannah,IVcdr.fd17, IS 10.
At the rcpucfl of a number of
the members of the Cincinnati
Seedy of Georgia, they conven
ed at the Exchange, agreeable
to notice.
1: appearing that the funds
oi the focietv are in a deranged
the
i licated, within then neprelcrib-
: c l by Ivv ; and thofe indebted
j to fa id eflat. ta make payment
without it-j ay.
George Si ov ill, ? „
'Joseph Cooper y 1 * m
Jana ... 1. 18 10 8r
Remaining in England 7,58.3,6.53
Cotton manufadlures ex
ported, 26,6:9,170
Cotton yarn exported, 2,650,070
Profit on the labor and
circulation derived by
England from the cot
ton produced in for
eign countries 20,828,085
In the three fticceeding years
! 801, 2, and 3, the produce of pro
fit was ten millions (terling more
than in this year.
Now fuppofing rhat only one half
of this cotton was furnilh d by the
I United States, here we fee ten mil
lions fielding is derived to that na
tion from rite profits of the fingle ar
ticle cotton. But even this is not
all, fince the duty paid to the Britifh
revenue fhouid be added, and lup-
pofing that to be no more than live
cents the pound on the import
that into country, we (hall have to
add to it half a million of dollars
more. Then there is a duty on ex
hat made and lold ninety feven . „ . ... . . c
of thefe carding machine?, molt ! f ! tu:Ul0! \ and ,3 „ the 0 [ muoJ L of
fingle and a few' double. His
affociatos in the enterprise, who
commenced feperate tours, have
made feveral hundred ; fo that it
is now underftood that the
whole number ot double and
finglqc.uahitg tnachiaes made in
the U States by John 15 -mis
a-id hi-, iff jciiatcs exceed < mr
hun.he 1 The power r*quire i
move hip of thefe mi hin- j $
is laid to be only one fii h of •<:
which will move one common
mill Rone. Carding by hand is
perhaps oie of the mod fen-re
it the bouf’bold employments of
women. Wool prepaid by
iht-fe atachipes is peculiarly fit
.or the imnufafturo of Hats
I he quantity of wool, which a
fingie carding machine will pre
pan in one week, is nine hun-
pred piuncis.» The wool oarJ
: -tg machine is ufed in ioine p ; a-
ces to car 1 cotton. The ma
chines made by Mr B. Lx his af
fociates, have been principally
for Maine, Virginia and the
ports on the fame goods fay 25 cts. ! country & dates between them.
This ufeful citizen is of very
good charafter, & really edeem*
ed in Wilmington, where he
now refides.— this note is a vol
untary ncL of Ju(lice towards
him from one who was recently
a ft ranger to him, '*t is written
after examination and reflection.
the pound, and that will give two
millions of dollars more ; making
altogether a profit on cotton amount
ing to about 24- millions of dollars a
year.
Here is an example in which wc
fupply the material, fell without
laying a cent duty in our own ports,
but immediately on its reaching En
gland it pays a contribution to the
power which opprefles, of half
he mounted 4 eighteen.pound I"”™ 0 " a l iroflt in
, P P . , ' , trade 20 millions; and a tax upon
and is laid to be - .... *
carronades, and is laid to
manned with between 60 and
70 men —Sav. Even Lcdg.
FROM THE AURORA.
Dr. Franklin, whofe compreher,-
fi’.'e mind embraced and illutlvaved
cv'-rv branch of human knowledge
; the countries to which the cotton of
foreign countries is exported, of
200,000 dollars.
Bcfide that the tax' on the export
of every article is higher on (hips not
fintith.
In this tad part of the : r law wc
have followed t&qpi, uafireftly by
According to an authentic ac
count lately publiflied, the domin
ions which belonged to the French
empire at the end ot laft year, con
tained 16,7.11- fqurre leagues, and
89,317,397 fouls, which makes
2811 for every fquara league I'lv.
public revenue amounted to 720,
000,000of francs; the army con-
filled of 569,930 men, and the fleet
qf 4Q fail of the line and 30 frigates.
the member.; prefent, that a fpe
cia! meeting be held at the Ex
change, in the city oFSavannah,
cn Ehurfuay the 2 2d day of
March next, at 10 o’dock in
the forenoon, when an election
will take place for a Prefident,
Vice Prefident, Treafjrt'r and
Secretary.
All pei Ions having in poff. f-
fion papers or any documents
rcl t'.ive to ih ■ fViety are re-
qu -ited to attend with them, U
all -’he nv mt:vrs within the (late
are particularly invited.
Resolved, Th ir notice be pub-
liilie J tn th • p use s ac •erdingly.
ED'.VARi) VIII TE.
N B. rhep inters in thisJiaic,
are re-Tiestsi to pub ish the above
once a •week and forwird their
bills for payment
Janu - ry 2, 1810 4,5
GEORGIA. U.i'tcjcl county.
Whneas Ma:y Bi *a .t and
Francis Cato has appfitd to rue
for left rs of Adnfinilh atiort on j
the eft ate of Benjamin Bcyaril j
deceafcd.
Thefe are therefore to cite h \
admonilh all and fingular the j
kindred and creditors of fuid i
dec to be and appear at our |
next court of ordinary to be
held in and for fuid county to
fhew caufe if any they cult why
laid letter lhould not b* gvanti'n.
Given under nty haml this
23d day of Jan. 1810.
Plyhs Greene, G C. O.
Lot ten '2 tel ids.
In the New" York Union
Colledge Lotte-y, which is to
commence drawing in April
next, for law by
Devcrcux its Thzucatt.
4v-tf.
• l
GEl )RGI A, Pil/n.i:t , 'tty
Perfonally appear* Hemy
Dance (fore me and ma eo.uit
that he has loll or miflaAe a.no* a
of hatio given bv William John
lion ol Green coumy for two
hundred and lev nty dollars,
made payable to him in i hear
ing date the 9 h December lal£
as he recoiletto.
Henry Dance.
Sworn before me rhis lull
January 1.810.
Edmund Lane, y i. c.
ALL perfons are forewarned,
thrading for th above mention
ed note of hand, and the fai-J.
Wiilitm John foil is hereby di~
refted net n> pay the lame to
an other perlon 8-;.
Henry Dance.
GEORG1 Jorwi county
Whereas I. Samuk: 1-ck, of
the ft ate ol Georgia ml county
afore I aid, dia on.ee. tain time m
the year 1808 or 1809, f del’/
wiilully ot ambiuoufly arid with
out any ground ot truth, did on
j the turn- aiorelaid laiiely, wiihjl-
I iy and telonioufly, and of my
| malice alorcthought did, on the
| tin e and date aloref id, laiiely
! aci.ufe a certain Jacob Pru?t
| of taking, dealing and conveit-
I ir.g to tiis own tile a certatn,
H- ifer, which accufation I ac-
J knowledge to be lalie and I nii-
i ver knew.
| (Signed) his
Samuel x Meek.
j Tefl, mark.
I Daniel Hightower, y r.
1 Gnen Wynne, y p
Georgia, Jones county.
Regiftcreu in ,he Clerk’s OlTicc
of the Supeuoi c ourt iol laid
county, m hoik A. I Jib 436,
on the 27tli Oct. 1809.
CH.
February lit. I8p.
Jtfhn I\. Gregory
' K)R~
'I f\ Lii,.
A weAt improved Lor a vlil-
lei.g. \ti 1) -.t rW.l-
fon ov o , y ••• t will be
fold low for cain cr male ne
'e ol A. Marti*.
0,
grots—enquire o