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pUVCC & of jne-jaking that ?hce, w! kh ttpv ;•; !*> acLOinpDfli w'llii lii-tiL trouble, J ■■ rnj,; y/hole force v/;.s said to con lift of l&.OOO I ,7 order &g. command of general WLitelock. j • f e f.Jfovfh'ig articles art <op.cd Lwt a Ue •,f” papers to the ROih June, wiv. ■ -h captra'. 7;‘awiC has fhvprcd the odd- . ofj n ‘j ii -t.Oj -’v- J , * ‘ M9BTE7£:do> Tare 1% srss>l-Ovaritis,$ r ss>l-Ovaritis, M'a:tcv,..Ja, June 10, ‘ s j 7. 1 jLaft night a dlfpatch via, iecc : .\d hy Ms, excellency Hu te.urns gl ■'•••'_ ‘ ‘.rlth the ‘important and rad'ji..g ~ iT’.gimce,. that he has obtained a oomph, tc viLory ovc; fhl Spaai'-r army, corffifting of upv-ds of two thoutM men, under ti e cnmienw oi colonel. liliot and firongly polled at &. F-u,o. • The e c.-ay- had his front and Hanks strongly Loured by a deeply and nvntihy river, and cie- ... fix pieces of cannon. Ihe diftjcul- • J •• - J It tics of the pcfiuon were, however, overcome by the bravery of the Britiih troopr., ccuiiilmg on- ; |j •of cine hundred and fifty me.: ; and they comnleteiy succeeded in routing the enemy,. rrith the loss of one hundred and twenty k'c.eJ, j cn d t rreat many wounded, leaving in our pet-! frfilon a standard, fix pieces of ordnance, near j three hundred (land of arms, \vi;ii a (quantity of j e liciariuen and ordnance (.ores, and one hun- 1 dred and five priioncre. The fecon.d in command', (lietst. tzi. Juan BwtilU Raymond) one major, two captains, 2: ; d two lieutenants, are among toe prnunone* • The Britiih in this affair had only two men ! killed and twenty-three wounded. But ve are forty to add, that major Gat doer, and affiltnt Surgeon Turner, were fi'ghrly wounded by the exple.soii of a., aiiiiniiii.ticu ca.t, aLcr -lie aAtoa wee ever. June 20. Tire fiact expedit'd from England has not yet arrived. O r Tu -fthy lad a flag ~f truce arrived at this place from Buenos Ayres, we uaderila.ad that be brought letters to his excellency the com minder of the forces. propofi..j the exchange of! a ie\v pi'iiouers or war t Let taut the oner was j r. cited; the terms of the capiruLtidu entered! into with mnjnr-geimral Beresford not having been complied with. Tne bearer of the dispatch fioin the other fide of the river, hud no doubt > different motives for hi journey to this place,! and he was without hsfitation placed in a fitua tiori to have occular demor.ftration of our force and cf d.e Me about to be made of it. Nfew-YoRTt, September 4. The Eng’!Hi brig of war belc is the Colam* bine, from :ne Britiih blockading fleet off the Chesapeake. C.i Wednesday afternoon a p.ict brought her to an anchor within the Hook, In duced by the afiurunce that (he had difpatchcs cnboard for the Gcicet “.merit. Theie dilpatchss hive cat vet been font up. Mr. Schcr.ck, the ‘furvsyor of the pert, went clown yesterday i.r a p.lct oost, ro J. : - r“x..i the objeft of her vilit. . Capra.;! dl: irons North-Cnroh is [fed a/hip of war at anchor on: file off Hook Tc'.:srdy, and fooa afterwards law her “boat go a.h,re at die light house—about 5 p. m. me goc under way, and came to anchor within the Ho k in the B iy. Captain M. fiippc led her to earn about 3 . guns, rvi under Brencu colors. Nineteen Britiih transports, with gen. Stuart, ‘cue other general, and a number of troops or: board, failed from Madeira June 14, under com Toy of the Malabar, fir the river La Plate. • ■==l3 BY LAST EVENING'S MAIL. CHARLESTON, September S 4 , J By the arriva', on Saturday, of the fliip ladrpend ence, Walker, from Greenock; the Amphion, Trow bridge, from Liverpool'; tlie Retrieve, Weftoo, from Brill- i, (S) ,ud the Brunswick, . fr an Bor deaux vvs have received our fi'*> of Eng, fli and french papers,but their datio are no: so fii cas thole received via Bolton. Tlie moil important artie'e in < tudifh pap er; !*, the war between Brifa u ard De imirk, in confe <|uenee-of the latter having Ihu: the Sound again:” the Ban fli expedition Our French papers contain tbe Bulletins of tin Grand Army, up to the 86. h mclttfi -e; but liieic content* have b.eu already anticipated, and aie very unimportant. CGUF.ILIL GREENOCK, July i7. Difp .tches have been received at Mr, Canning's Office, to our iVlinifttr at Copenhagen, brought to Harwich by tlie Lady N pan packet, which was Lurried off fr m Tonningen with them on the'6th, at * moment’s notice, without shewed to receive the Mail on board. By this conveyance, tlie follow in* Note has been r. ceivr'J, dated 1 onuingen, July <t ■ —l have but an intrant to fay, that the Danes have dint the found against the BritifH . xp and ‘inn ; —part ot the transports lie at Hehcnhiirg— other, within tlie Sound off Rabo The Danes are unce. fiugiy employed in the equipment of t’ ir fhet.—Several ships were rigged du h g the > ft week, and I hear they will have fifteen fail cf the line ready for lea a- , bom the end of this month.” Other accounts fla e. that the Danes have jd fail of the line ready forfja, and that they have COUClL'i ed a Ireaty otFenlive and defeafive with Bonaparte; the principal ftipuiation of which is, that they ihall employ, on their part, ail the means in their power to prevent the admiffin of any Brit till veflel into the Baltick. It is by no means unlikely, that the Court of Den- Itiark may have adopted tills refoiutioo it the com xnand of Bonaparte, whose l.rc success mu ft nave ad ded weight to the remcnftrance he has atciy made on the fubjedb j Immediately on the receipt of this intelligence,! Government ifiued orders by telegraph for a lquad • | ron, -Aider the command of dir Samuel Hood, lying at P ‘. ‘.hiiou.; t>, to fail for the D iwaa, whence, aft-r being -eiuo.f •and, it will doubtlels proceed up tlie ’ lla r - vsu & e l bi ttew totals offered to the y-. ; -lauswr-■vgJ-Tt®w*^rs3BEVT'''*w w | Public Intelligencer. cD i SAVA v. NAM, I ; % I FR ID AY, oEPt ihs e.r aB, 1807. } , s■§ j CM Monday bill, the r.eiv board of Al dermen afianbied in the Council Chamber for ] the pu-ro!,; t,f tal.ing the oath required by Jaw,! j and to ehoofe a I.Hyor—when WILLIAM ! ■UA v ije.oj a-.q. \viih ciioieti Mayor of tai3 , ■ City—or. tailing the chair, Mr. Davies obferv- i 1 j cd, that it was oat cf hia power to attend to the 1 duties of lira c.'iice, it intarL.Mg with his prac- | ; tice, i\z an attorney at law 5 but, that lie would ■ j accept of the o&oe until the arrival of Charles i Harris, Elq. when he Should refirn. I u 6 ; ExtraS cf a letter from, a gentleman it the country to OIL” i!)C E(’, y 1 j.l jt J uh'i ‘y . (rv* r r M 1 S U5y xd > *‘EF.AR> SIR. 9 “ I have to acknowledge tbe rccepti'” :i 1 of your friendly communication, and to tenderyou j my thanks for your kind attention in forwarding aewfpapcrs. In th.fe lone parts of the v.'orld, j which the poets cad Sylvan and rural, they yield an abundant harvest of amufemer t, Sc at a crib: i j important as the present, they cannot feu to give information which is both interdUnw, and : neceiTary to be obtained by every American. “ The coiiqueftaatehiered by they-: “gyi of valor, Bonaparte, ere unparalleilcd in the ai.- I nals cf Mu and gives bins a iuft claim to iri i- ! & | i tary precedence. Julius Caesar, accordirg to j the Dean Piideaux’s calculation flew r.o more i than one million, one hundred and ninet’ r two ; j j tlroufand men. How infignificant the number j .’appears when compared with the millions, who | 1 have fallen underneath the refiiblefs fury of Gal , lie velar. The Prussians have no longer a ral | lying fhtion, and RulSa nt'.ift sue for peace, or , Napolcan will ere long enter, in trun.-ph, the gates of Petcrih-.trgh. ivsningsberg is the krgeil i town m I niflia, and bes on tbe margin of t..e 1 ‘. river Pregel. It is a c ity of much commercial I i confeqaeuce, contains shout forty thoufaud in- i .'habitants ; and so far back as the year 1752, 11 we are told, that four hundred and ninety two j foreign veffcls.. cxclulivc of co.Jler:, failed up 11 ° 1 ■ ** *"o ‘ ‘ To Koningsberg there is attached a citadel, which is known by the name of Fredericksberg, asd it contains nr.ay palaces of mfiderabk enagm ficet’ce and lple.Tar. The Prufiian finan ces have been eftiruated at twenty three mSlior: of dollars. At Berlin • there was eftabli/hed n nilita r y fchOol, and a place of inftru&iott for c - dets. The political divine, Jedediah Morse, it. his geography gravely tells us that the Pruifirm oops are the bed. dnupliued in the wot Id. I .vender, i. he is now so pervcifees to retain tlr pi .ion ? Perhaps when he wrote it., he was g-.crant of the fat;, that nuKtaiy CAkges wuc .'llabliftied in France. “Tie balance of trade has hern hitherto , I much in favor cfPmT.a, and the can fir is app-r- J ’ eat in the prodiiclkms of her foil, ;nd the im- 1 ; mev.fe trade carried or. thr mgh the medium ci Konir.giberg, Dantzic, Lining ar.d Stvttic.— The people cf that degraded ar and and. fated coun try have been ai.culß.aed to n'?:.ut..cturc fil . •.vcoler.:, leather ami linen. Th.s last’ article h produdlive of conliuetable f-rr.cA;.ment, and a vr quantity i9 exported. Pro fil.; is io cotidt. Id h : tit.de through the Baltic, w!.i bounds her on , the weft ; but the key to the Baltic is now it. the po/T. fiion of Bonaparte, and it is very clea.. that he will futtcr.der it on no terras bit such as he precisely pleales. Instead cf applying for legal redress to tlie department cf finances, i: whose power has been too ex ten five by a great deal, they will love to cor.fuit the men of 80-1 1 naparie’s nomination. “ The battle of Friedland is n idow that gives utter annihilation to all possibility of the 1 French arm es baling in their efforts. The Mo. I < r iviau territory will be remembered with the fait j of Auftri,a, and the names of Auffcei litz, Ma-en- ~ g:;, Lodi and Friedland will be recited in the I ’ fame breath by every candid admirer of real er.-’j ( terprize, valor and military ingenuity.’* | - t COMMUNICATED. j c O.a Saturday the 12th iuft. a numerous com-1 pa,iv of republicans aflembled at the Filature, 1 r to celebrate the vidlories of the. French nation o . over the allies of E,nglaaii—events leading to the , f pete.’ uid profiperity of tliefe United States —j IVehcn, Ldward Telfair* president; William i Stspncns and Peter H. Morel, etq’rs. vice-pit-! lidents. El’S TOLLOiriNC TOASTS WERE DRANK. L -he vapory of Friedland, and the conquest o; Dantzic—May the repose cf these United S’a’es he always thus incidentally preserved by the defeats c r ilc allies of England. 2. Tito people of France. When their hofti |s. ;s are rot pointed against the rights and kite- Vvi-.s of aur country, may we always remember o'.eir revolutionary ftrvices with gratitude, and ! - ;o:r present conquests with exultation. I 3. Napoleon I. emperor of the French and i.Hirg of Italy—Hay his genius and his valor, ’ place the hfcerties of Europe upon a firm bans, lay annihilating Ruffian barbaritm, and English domination. T. The United States of America—May] their union Ia (l forever, upon the hafes of repre- 1 fer.tative democracy, and the sovereignty of the people. 5. Thomas JcfFerfon—The pride of philoso phers, and the beloved chief of the;, free and hap- 1 py country. J S. The Congress of the United States—Wis dom to their deliberation, and ilrict attention to the popular feelings at this momentous cribs. 7. England— fay dclena- tsi Erltr.nrda, be the prayer and tlie motto of every American bo* fom, so long as she ccr.tinuec to be the implaca ble and irtfidioas foe of the commerce, rights, and I independence cf Republican America. 8v Whitby, Berkley, Douglass and Hum phries,— May they speedily mevt the fate of p ; - r. tea, loaded. w;th the curies of an indignant ua- O tt m. 9 The triar.'iifaAir.ies of America—May ev-i j £ y honest pat;-, t prefer strong homespun tc BrU J j tish tinsel. • I‘.‘. Freedom cf'lie ocean, unfettered by the j Larch of beHigereiits. i XL Liberty, equd rights, cr.d a just balance i cr p ;• ver to all the continental povvers of Eui ope. 12 Poland—May e very nation v/luefs, likt her, e. just retaliation in the downfall of parti -1 tior.bg densities. 1 . f j 1-3. Ihe law of nations—not as expounded jby the venal almii.ilty courts of Britain ; but ;as Hr need on the-principles oi nature and eter nal j ui’tice. 14-. Popular opinion—May it never be pol luted by foreign influence or internal a n d:. union. 15. The memory cf Henry IV. of France— i may cd kings imitate his patriutiita auu huraan- I ity. j 16. The raemorles of the heroes and patriots of the revolution—may their virtues be the ral | lying points of all the pppreffed nations of the i! th, 17. The Fair of America—may they always nutate the patriot so a.-;, inater;.;-'! fTv£Fo-: ot :.he Spartan Ae.ih'.ra, and the domicihe honor of tlie Roman Ltr.raic, VOLUNTEERS. By the honorable Echo ard T-1 fair, president- May the American ft..- rear brave ioldiers to de fend the rights and l.berties of the’. • country. J?y the honorable Wbiic.Step-” r, oze cf the Aapre / tcite if: —Tue mc!n!y,of Count D Es and all tliofe brave F enchman who rnin ’ .ed their blood v..lh that of Americans before he lines of Savannah, on the 9th October, 1779- Pei - /•/. Morel-, one cf the vice presidents, ~— lhe French nation—May their arms secure peace to the world, and freedom to the fees. By re French Consul. A bridge of ice, fix .eet thick, the nest winter, ict.icsn Lover ar.d Calais. Bv “t homos Brnrle, esq. 7lie mercery of pane: i George Waihington, the Liber of hit j country. | By the Ctf'-ezcy General, T. U. P. Charlton. ! Tii. m ;not yof the andk 1 ator, Titus Lai tins, whe ■ulunicd ah: duie po v-v for the good of the peo ple, a;d resigned it without a ligli. By Major T. D. Johnson. The memory of the brave . ad honclt patriot, Major Ccaera; Jaci'f. .i. By Mr. Or.an Hughes . The memory of Ge neral Montgomery. By Major Dale. The iervlces of the Mar-1 quis de la Fayette in America. | By Mayor IVdham Brown, The memory of j General Greene—may ins p-atriotifin and L-rvkes J neve be forgotten. s B Mr. Mar ih and. The cor.flitution of the Unit .1 States—may every nation enjoy a fimi | ;ar one. By Thomsit D p chezeau K. The memory of the venerable general Lachlan M'lutoiii—may every foLher like him after the tens ot war, puriue the fame career. i By Mr. Thomas Memienhall, jvn. The me-j mory of Robert Emmett, the irith patriot.— l’ea-jc to his alhes—reformation to ins murdei crs. ; By Mr. S. Gr’ res. M. iy the generosity which the French nat.ou dilplayed to Nappcr j Tandy, be an ex*mple to all nations to foiter in dependence. By Major Edict. America—may Ihe coa- ! tinue .a democratic repubhe until the diifojution ; of nature. By the French Gentlemen present Thebe-’ nevolent Americans, who in times of diit efa, opened an affylem for the French emigrants i ; from the desolated Wcft-ludii illauds. | By Charles Pope, esq. A v/ooden elfva* j ricM ro ihofe per ions “ above the dull pursuits l of civil life.” By captain Pemberton. Tim memory of gen eral DefTaix, who gloriously fell at the battle oIM .Marengo. ‘M | Mr. Purviance, who carried back the treaty between the United States and Great-Britain, arrived at Falmouth on the Bth of July, but did not reach London until the 1-i th. Nothing ap pears in the London papers to the 18th July, which are the lateil by this arrival, to coutradidb the hope of its favorable termination. Boston paper. MILITARY WORK. A comprehensive Military Work, is about to appear at Philadelphia, in numbers, to he ex tended to eight or ten numbers, with plates. It will comprehend the whole cf the actual fyilem of French difeipline and taftics: The difeipline of Rifle Corps and Htiffirs. The difeipline of Flying or Horse Artillery. [ The principles of Field Defence. | The duties of every branch of the Staff or Etat-Majors, and the duties of General Officers. Beside, an interesting historical view of the Art of War, and of the various changes ar.d uses of warlike weapons. V notice. THE Republican Citizens of this City and County, are requested to give their attend | twee at the FILATURE , on MONDAY EVENING tier.:, the c 2ht instant, at 7 o'clock, to tale into consideration and form a General Ticks for the next General Election, to be held in ..’.is City on the first Monday in October next. MANY. Sept. IS 59 House Robbery ! i oo Dollars Reward, P/ILL be paid on recovery oi the v V Money, end ccnvittion of ihc viii. in, who entered r; y boufe yesterday morning, between to and S2 o’cl tfc, vh i! e I was oh feet in town, and forcibly nroke open two trunks—from one of which was taker, three i o dJ’ar Bills of ie State Bmk in Chiriefton ; the'/ are •'tuch f filed i"d dinted. A'fj, three or sou to D* Fa Notes pf the United St„ es Branch !>•>:.k in New-Oileans* w’:iv.h are . lean rt >,v b ;.‘s. Whoever dcteQs the thief, fcali ‘*e entitle:’ to the c b vc reward, ( rin pro portion to the futn iec te\e } ii the Robber b ’ a wb'te per fun ; ar.d s > hdUrs ts he is a (lave or per fan of color. F orrj ” v citcumflavces attending th- R hbc ty, ‘t is iiiongly sufpetled to have been kino *y a CwL-ied pi I 'fort. F. S. MI LI ER-, 0 the Ogee, ce Road. • rl. B. ST r K. epers and Grocers re requefi-d to be particular in ret.:ini % 3i!k ft -h above del'crtpiton,’ ii oiTeraJ y u picious perloKS, , SfptciP er iy 59 i 5 Dollars Reward, A SECONDED .bout three n-.-eks a -Lftk .-a NLGRO MAN name.. JIM, la* lor ; a F rt tvei! ntad? tejowr, smooth lac , b-s eye- . ‘,>*?, about five feet ten :ri ft hHad on -.vnen he went off, a cit .cr jacket and overalls, a fcl, ck i and | tv; te fi-.irt. He pretends to be something | of a faiior, and nnv probably attempt to jet (iff i-i fume vefller. Ail mailers of ! i eCels are t’uei t fore cautioned eg miil uk g i tin off. File above reward \v?!l he psid to avy ye: fun who w.U secure t.in. in ary goal r. *ls e Hate, or deliA cr him to trie fublcri bes ; and five ooita s will be paid for inlormauoo tiiat will lead to frcuie Imu- Cecrge F.noe. j September 18 59 5 Dollars Reward. R \NAW IY from the sub AWV feribsr, i n-gro wench nam*.S CH.cRLO.TEj about five Gr'P M&. fvei and about So year* /Fv* 1 of age. .eisfeweilkn id D. §$ hi tbj* c-.jr that a tur;h’ r tie fury. ‘Ltte abw reward w ill !•, p-id In aav psrfui; 1 . g h-riu Savatun.: got .eii verinjr her to C h. • ! H/.R N. H. A teward of t’v.'cnty Du is v, i- < i;.veo if it 4* roved tha, iJiC if iiarbu. . by ;u J pfrtdn . Siptcmbcr js. ‘ i 9