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clefiaftical Court for that work,
Which it was expeded would
have refulted in the lofs of his
life.
Some have fuppofed the eigh
teen letters of his (Napoleon
Buonaparte) names divided by
thi.ee and added together wiil
make the number of the Bead
which is 666—Another author
calculates 66.5 Kings pric;r to
him, and th.*‘ he completes the
number of 666 But my opini
on is different from theirs, and
fhouki rather apply it a differ
ent way, or wait for future time
to untold it.
1 he Legion of Honor, fo called
—of which a legion ol life guards
is-the shell or shadow oi the
snbstance, or essence of that
iiAnor —l therefore lure re
maik'.-—tho* a legion is no po
fiiive definite nu aber—yet a
certain author calculated a per
fed legion thus 60C0 privates!
—a captain to every 10 men—
a cetuui ian to every 10C>—and;
one uffi er to every 1000—j
which would m::ke a complete 1
legion to coiifitt of 6 666 — j
' which would m ke 666 I lfic« rs
—that would bejuil the number!
ff he Beast.
When I take a view o'Bona
pane’s movements, full relative!
to the Jews—fecpndty as it re-I
iates to the Papacy—third, his |
• politics—fourth, his confederation j
of ten—filth, his military man-
• mtvres—fixth, the relation oi af
fairs in the East, in fucc< fliun
with his movements, I am. led
to meditate the time rear when
he (even laft plagues, under the
. fevenfh trumpet, which are to j
- be poured out, and particularly!
the two, one on the seat of the
Beast, the other on the Euphra
tes, which denotes the Ottoman
Empire. i
Russia, which rofe in lien of
the Eastern Empire, whofe E.n
p,;or is now ttilea the Emperor
of the East, (while Bonaparte is
lti’eu the Emperor of the Best')
is at war with the Turk;;—
Again it is evident that Bona
parte has a large number ol men
in his employ in Persia to
learn them hu art of war— For
a moment refled on the prefent
ftate of the world—England-—
800.000 militia 200,000 m I- 1
reland—200,000(eami-n helices
what may be occupied in Hand i
ing aimies at home and abroad, j
Again, view France a3 it were j
the whole nation as one canton- :
inent, with, 3,000,000 of Mili
tiaand l ,000,000 in {landing ar
mies—all Russia putin military
x< quifition,amounting to 7,000,
tt)0 and the Turks,putting that
» Umpire in a fntiilar Hate, by or
^Jerof the Grand Seignior, who is
about to take the fit l.i in perfon.
l hefe things when taken in
conjunction with the ftate ol Eu
rope a tew years ago, and what
it is now, with the ptobable con
fequtnce of what is at the door;
denotes lomething impnflive
(ndeed : And ought to ftimuiate
every thinking mind on the con
tinent of America to prize
' their privileges,, and im
prove them accordingly ; for
wriere can a country be found
with peace,plenty. & religious li
T
vail himfelf of the prejudices of Farturarrc* Pc? fnmmic
the Jews to anlwer iu» own de-‘> . 2g , t0m miS-
fi :n, who amount to 9.000, i 81017. lousiness.
000 in his jurifdidiotl, & in do r T 1 HE Subfcriber will enter intu
ing this in the eltablilhment of
them at Pai.estinb it will cut
up the Turkijh Empire,ittbrd him
money—men, «md a half way
houfe to the Indies—Thus the
“ Euphrates would he dried up
that the way of the Kings of the
East might he prepared.”
A late London Paper says—We
have bf-en for fome time of opinion
that Bonaparte intends, in the enfu-
mg winter, once more to alarm -ns
with *.’he bugbear of invafioB. An
extraordinary degree of adlivity has
b,en lately perceived in the harbor
of Boulogne y and if it is true that he
intend., vili ing hit: Dutch provinces,
it is no doub' with a view of infilling
the lame atflivi'y into thrir ports.
He may imagine that the large dialts
ol men recen.lv made to fend to Por
tugal. have left this country bare &
defiv.celofs. With reaped to rogu
lar troops, we believe there are at
this moment,fewer in the three king
doms than there ha• been for many
years pall, and Minitlers are incur
ring a great refponfibility by ctrtuin-
ually weakening our foice a? home,
for the purpofe of prolonging for a
few weeks he defence of a country
which they are aware they mud ulti- '
mately abandon ; but we have futh
confidence in our navy, and we are
convinced Bonaparte has alfo fuch
an opinion of it, that we believe we
may, for tire prefent, futile at his
threats of invading us The li. nati
on of Ire and, is, however, fuch as
to call for the particular attention of
min tilers, who, we are perfuaded,
would find conciliation, atui rhe re-
dtefiing of the evils under which tire
Irtlh labor, far more cdicatious to its
defence, than any army of foldicrs.
Thclrifli feem determined to make
a vigorous attempt next feffion, to
procure the repeal of .he A£t of Un
ion—The different Corpoiations ar.d
Parishes in Dublin, are coming for
ward with'the greateft unanimity to
effect this object. Mr Fofler’s late
ftvere taxes are fubjofits of the mod
genetal reprobation
D;f.d, after a lingering and dif-
trefling ilnefs, at the refidence of
Marj Charles Abercrombie, in Han-
c<". k county, on l'hurfday tail, Mrs,
P l: t A be uc* rom die, the amiable
contort of Col Edmund Abercrom
bie. et Putnam c.unity.
■“ Her lattgu firing head is nt >ft.
Its thinking and i, kings me ore i
lies quirt immovable iu e.tjl.
Is heav'd l’) affliction were.”
• ••vt'Wfyi 1
GEORGIA, ilalJjjin c.way
HE RE AS Daniel Wi..!
Ion hath app'ic i to me
for letters cf Admittiilraiion on
the ellate of 1 hotnas G Collier,
lateot this courty, dec
the above line of bulinef., in
the Store at prefent occupied by
Alcffrs. St urges, Burroughs and But
ler, on the firft ol July next, and fi>-
licits a (hate of the hufinels of his
friends and the public.
Henry H. Mounger.
Savannah May 24?, 1 o-tf
'Hie Subscribers,
R ETURN their thanks to their
friends and cuHomers for the
liberal fupport they h ive had in the
Factorage and Commission Line,
and would heg leave to recommend
to their friendllrip Mr HENRY H.
MOUNGER, who has lived with
them lor feveral years, and they
take pleafure in announcing to their
friends, that they have the fufiefl
confidence in him, and doubt not
but he will do jufiice to thole who
may’ertruft their bufmefi tt< his care.
S. urges, Burroughs hs’ Butler.
Savannah May 24, 10—tf ■
Factorage Commis
sion business
T
dred arm creditors ol faic dec.
to be and appear at my cfll e
within the time pr fcribeJ by
law, to Ihevv caule if any they
can, why laid letters ftmuid not
be granted.
O ven under my hand h feal
at office, this 4th day of Dcem-
btr, 1810.
Fred Freeman, r e n.
Notice.
A LI, perfons indebted to the ef-
tate of Ifaac Ellis, late of Hancock
county dec’d. are requelled to make
immedia e payment; and thofe who
may have juIt demands againlt faid
_ # ^ ellate, are d. fired to render in their
berty,but thtle United Sta i es | aCC( , UI1ts properly attelled, within
—and how loon we may be call- the time prescribed by law,
ed to trials is in the womb ol fu-
To Traveller^.
THERE is a good road from’ fftr
Garifon to Hawkii.’s—from
kin’s to M l mio(h’» Fcrrv, on the
Chattahochee—from MTnrofh’s to
M Oueen’s—from M'Queeti’s to
Manack’s—Iront Manueit'slo James
Cornell’s on the Alabama —All tra
vellers going that road arc cunfuler-
ed as protected in thetr perfons and
property, and the Indians will make
good any damage (t>v the d .'predati
ons of their people ) which may ac
crue on this road and no other.
IVni. M'lntorh.
Dec. 5, 1RIO.
P OSTSCRIP F.
. J
in savannah.
"HIE Snhfct iher attends to the
above bufinefs with the fir'd-
ell care andattention to the inteiells
of thofe who employ him. hi., Count
ing Houle is on the bay oppoli:., the
Exciia tge (under the Muftiun Print
ing-Office)— He iniorms the public
and his fiiemi» who configu Cotton
and other produce to him. coming
down the Rivers, Oconee and Oc
mtilgee—l hat they can hare the ufe
oi the wharf in Darien, (called Har
ford’s wharf) lor landing —Wharf
age and re (hipping free from ex-
pence. Mr. Scott Cray will attend
to tlte directions oi thole who choofe
to avail themfeives of this offer. Se
cure fire proof (lores for the recep
tion of produce is provided.
Henry Harford.
Ncv. 16, IS 10 ’ 36-1 w 5.n
The Subfcriber.
INFORMS his friends and the
public generally that he has
taken Mt, Hat ford’s wh.uf and
(tores in Darien, and wilt trail tad
bufinefs in the Fadorage and Com-
millton line, will receive and for-
wttid Produce and itletchandize
with the flrideff attention and eif-
patch to orders. Produce coming
d >w'ithe rivet utd configtied or ot-
dereit to be corfigned to Mr H.
Harford in Savannah, will be r. civ-
ed anil re ihipped free from exponcc
to tlte* owners, (except n eg roe hire.)
Scott Cray
Nov 16, 18iO. 3G-iw.'m
Notice.
All perfons n uc-bted to Foard
& Butts, and Lucas & Butts are
informed that Mr John Lucas is
authorifed to receive the lame ;
(lipuld th.ole debts not be did
charg’d previous to the 1 5th Ja
nuary next, fuits fh >11 be cotn-
tneneed indtfcriini M'ely.
Samuel Butts.
Spsrta, Dec. .5. 36-n
N B Thole gentlemen who
purch tfed Books of me, vVill re
coiled the time ol credit has ex
pired.
Notice.
LI, perfons indebted to the ef-
tate tif Benjamin Maddox,
late of Randolph county d,c’d, are
requelled to make immediate p.ty-
ment ; and thole who have demands
ag iinltfaid dec’d,are defired to bring
in their accounts properly attelled,
within the time prelcribed by law.
Mart. Maddox, Fx’uix.
I Lcvay ~l
Joseph Maddox > Adm’rs.
Joseph juglin, 3
Dec. .5, 1 810. , 36-F
To be Hired.
AT the refidence of Mrs: F.lka-
betk Parham, on the 2Kth of Dec
The NEGROS belonging to the ef-
tate of Stith Parham, dec’d.
John Hill, 7 r ,
Thos S. Parham, § x rs ‘
December
:u>-tf
Loft or Mislaid.
A NOTE of hand given me by
S D venport for between
four and fix dollars, due in Novcm-
bei lull—AM perfons are forwarn-
ed from trading for the fame
D. Shepard.
December 5. c
Final Notice.
ALL perfons indebted tp the fub
1 hvie are therefore to 1 ite and 1 f cn 6er, ate molt carneftly ri quelled
adraomfh all Sc fifigular the kin to pay him the firll day nf January
• next, and thofe particularly who af
ter having been accomodated—have
ui.juftiy detained Item hint the ufe
ol itis money levelai year-., arid fligh
ted every appeal to do him jufiice—
are finally informed that, if they do
I not comply with the above notice—
! all future applications will be made
through the mtdiutn of the law af
ter the day aforclaid—And indif
j criminally. Cotton ginned or in the
| feed will be received in payment,
and the htgheft nva.ket price allow
ed for it.
2. a chart ah Lamar.
December 5, 1810. 36-tf
turity.— lho’ I do not belitve
that a country was ever given up
to the (word & deftruttion when
ever pure religion was on the pro
gression— Therefore, we need to
pray for peace, that we may be
kept from the deluge ol th sold
world, which is progreffu g Anti
(h .u the Euphrates, or Turkijh
Empire, receive an overthrow ns
‘ other nations of late have larccl
we (hould know exaflly the time
of the Chureh— ami it is not im
probable but Bonaparte will a*
■fane Ellis, Ex'trix.
Hin. Miller, J
John .Alford,)
Adm’rs.
Will be hired.
At Mehou’s Fetry, on the 27th
day of December next,
Fourteen Negroes, |
Confiding of MEN, WOMEN,
BOYS and GIRLS.—-The property
of James and William H. Flournoy
Notice.
ALL thofe indebted to me for
the feal'on of thjir Marcs to try Hotfe
are delirfd to come forward hy the
25th of December, and pay off their
accounts ; as no longer indulgence
can be giAn.
John Jackfon.
December 5, 1810. 26-c
Rope, Rope, Rope.
I
HAVE for falc about two thou-
fand pounds of the bed kind of
Kentucky Ropes, at twenty cents
o phai-B ofGibfon Flcumoy dec’d.— j p er p 0U nd, and a quantity of Twine
Terms made known on the day. j at gf t y ccn f S per pound.
Josiah Flournoy, Guardian.
Dccctuuer 5# 1810- 36-c
John Abercrombie.
Sparta, Dec, •?, sp
Sheriff’s Sale.
WIL L BE SOLD,
On tht firjl Taefday in January next,
at the Court houfe in Urcetse county,
hi tween the ufual hours,
One negr.) man named Math
ew, lo liitisiy two executions, a-
gainft Jcffe Jenkins, one in favor
of George Clengan, the other in
favor of David Taylor.
...a 1. s o ..
One Gold Watch to fatisfy
an execution in favor of PVkhill
W.ittfon, againft Edward Down
ing. 1
•••A I, S O...
3.50 Acres of land (more or
iels) in Greene County, on the
waters ol Town creek adjoining
Stocks and others as the proper
ty of Joft pit Fitzpatrick, Adm’r.
f William Fitzpatrick dec’d to
t.uisly fnndry executions, in fa
vor oi Jofiph Phillips and John
Stroud ; levied and returned to
me by a Conflable. 1
...a l s o...
520 Acres of Land (more o r
lefs) in Greene county, with im
provements thereon, on the wa
ters of Sandy Run as the proper
ty of Noyal Nelms, to fati.dy ?.n
execution in faVor of JaneJthn-
fton againfl John Darracott, and
Noya* Nelms. Conditions Caflt.
Job'll Andefson, Sh’ff. o.c.
1 Nov. 29. 36-tds
By Laft Night’s. Mail.
NE Wa,
Since onr tall there has been
a numb r of arrivals from the
different ports of Europe and
the Weft Indies—by the la f t. r
we are informed tint th>- Cape
had feurrendet'ed to the forces
of Chriffonhe. On the 111 of
Nov. 36 fqtiare rigged v- ffels
ancliored in the harbor of New*
fork, from Fo r eign countries,
a greater number than at any
former period fimee our in< e-
pendence, and a fight that even
London can feldom cxhil.it.
The arrival of the Danube
from Be'.faft, enables us to ! \y
I'efore our t cadoi a, the Englifl>
t fTicial account of 'he long ex»
p< eded battle -in Portugal, be
tween the French an.I Allied
armies — \ffei the fall of \l-
•neida, MdTonu a (Turned ofTrYi-
five opnerations —(Tn three tides
he prelled upon the yn-fnjon of
combined army—his objeft w.'.s
no doubt from his movements,
to get between Wellington and
Lilbon, and calculating on vie-
torv to cut off a retreat. For
this rmrnofe he detached a corps
of 2.5 000 choice troops bv a cir
cuitous rout to get in the rear of
the a'lios. and the het’er to co
ver this tu nocuvro he advanced
with the main body to givt- bat
tle. Wellir.glon hatl notice of
the march of this detachment &
. determined to profit by its ab-
| fence—!'ke.vife advanced, and
1 with the bayon> t received and
repuifrd the ciff r ertt cohnunsof
th" enemy. M'.ff nahow ver
did not appeal from this to be
j tlifpirited—from th. pufi ion of
his army he feems anxiou.- to re
new the a&ion, and a fecond
battle which inuft be nvoredeci-
five, cannot long b avoided.
Augusta Chronicle
The precif 1 1 d's of the Bti-
tifii army is 97 killed and 424
wounded— of the P in.ugucfi 90
killed and ,5’2 wounded. The
difpatciies ftate, that the enemy
is now in pofeffi m of no more
ground in Portugal (ha t his
troops occupy
The lofs of the Frencfa in
killed, wour. led and prifo'nsrs,
is (fated at 10,000, lome ac
counts fay 15 000. lheBirtfh
cavalry had not been engaged,
but it is reported th y had got
betwixt the French army and
Aim i.!a,
In addition to the foregoing,
private accounts (late, that be
fore the Gleaner had failed for
England, it was reported, that
the French had been lb prided
with the purfuing army, that
16,000 men, with one general
& 37 officers, had furre < *re»i :
and it was alio rumored that the
French had no.bread for two or
three days prcvii'U , f 'he i>ion»
New-Fork paper.
The United States brig Hor
net has arrived at Annapolis w irh
i patches bnh n nr F an
England : i f port fays they are
u tiavorable f om both countries-
Twenty fix trench licenfes
were received in London on the
29 b of Sept, alone. IIow ne-
ceffary is it to alarm the public
mind with a fancied ftate of
things in Europe, to procraftin*
ate clearances From the United
States for France, until 2G Kng-
lifh vcffels can avail themfeives
, of theii licenfes for a few more
I trips to the continent.
Balt Amer.
PRICE OF COTTON-
Cotton, in Augufta 13 to 13 4 9
In Savant,ah, 15 cents.
New-Tork - - - - 17 \. r