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fth’eij* laming run vh share. a f Cumberland-’ ridr.d, /fiT cargo, consisting of Ht f 4ttrih, Isas y it . pj on board the shop Amelia, for ills fort. ■o &i -ll:Jars <>f ‘-he Loss of Brig Hiram-, Janies Church, master, of Wilmington, N. C. ’\V failed from fongfton, (Jarr..) on the. iil G .'-rcarKr fur Wilmington, (K, C ) with a ■f rib* ’ h're?*e from K. o. E. but thick hazy ■vcalaev. Oft TUur.qay the 3d the wind veered r , JiV > toatherljTi and increiifed confide rably, ac fom"’aa*'d wdh (mall nun, and dark ditagreea*. weather, which rendered it impossible to pro *,r.c aapbfert'ation ; th. : : weather continuing, and T . iticreafiflg, v.*e were carried by ilrels of wea ther between lile of Bines and Cape Coffentes, ju Sunday morning about 4> a. m. at which hour the veil ] ft ruck on the W. end of the Key bianco, and itrar.ded. When we difeovered that every exertion to get off would prove ineffectual •i-.n] a very heavy sea breaking over the vessel, it was thought adwfable to. endeavor to reach the f w(e as loon as poffifcle, which was about a. mile •'.(.hat, and at the fame time to secure about i3oo’dollars in fpccie,.which was on board, if prafticahle after much trouble vye fuccceded • n getting the money on board the boat, in which entered with the firft mate and four hands, and fcv'uieatciy landed at 10 o’clock in the morning. The hands returned twice afterwards in the boat ;n d procured such articles as were neceffnry for our Vultenauce, and such materials as would be u.t fi.l in cnl'e of departing from the island in the boa;, and bringing with them the remainder of the crew. On Friday the lith Sept, owing to ..hi rsiifcpndudi of two of my fiarnen (Thomas Burton and James M‘Millan) who endeavored by their persuasive arguments to. contaminate the remainder of the crew by advitsng a coalition to t-ob me of the 8000 dollars, I became fearful that fr,. v .• evil consequences would ensue, and advised Mr. J. Auftm, firft officer, and Mr. Henry Sta ples, fecund officer, to depart with these two rrn, and two otheis for the main land of the Jtlaiid of Cuba, which they did in the small ■boat, the fame day. On Monday the 13th, the fmail boat not having returned, I was ap prehensive that they had been detained, or that t ’- y had collected a number of the inhabitants to ran;ji with them and deprive me of the money, 3 sd very probably of my life, therefore raffily resolved to equip the long boat as well as time and • cirtumftancss would admit of, placed the money, and feme articles which I judged to be c'frrvice to me, on bo Ad, and departed from Key Blanco, (enirufting myfelf and proper, as property of owners, to die proteftion of Di tine Providence) with a mulatto boy of nine teen years oi age, and a young lad, ten years old—leaving on the Ivey four persons j captain Owner Calhoun, passenger; Henry Miller, Gerard Bryant, and Ambrose Croach, fearnen, who under the supposition of the return of the fnjp hpat the ensuing morning, consented to remain. After being at the mercy of the wind and waves for three days in the long boat, and feeirrg feveval fail of vessel , none of which paid any attention to us, judging us (as we supposed) to be a privateer. We fell in with the brig ■S ren, capt. Sulger, for Philahelphia, from Kmgfton, bound to that port, in lat. 22,48, Cape Antonio bearing S. W. about 14 leagues diftarvt, who offered me every aflifiance in his power, by taking every mticle out of the long boat, and receiving me with the greeted cordial ity on board. Owing to the long boat being camber iome, lent her adrift, and proceeded on i,ar voyage, BAt.Tit.roßE, OAoher 10. Arrived,* ship Canton, Wyckham, LG days from Liverpool.—Sept. 19, lat. 42, long. si, (poke brig Comet, Mix, 11 days from New- York for Nant?—26 th, lat. 37, long. 57, 30. fell in with the brig Lucy, of Savannah, a com plete wreck, nobody on board, both malts gone, her main deck covered with water, and had every appearance of having been upset ir. a squall. She had in a cargo of plank. New-York, 0 Sober 14. Awl -ed, brig Express, Hanfley, New-Orlcans. OctoL i- 6, between the Capes of Virginia and Delaware, picked tip the captain, crew, and passenger;, of the l hr. Roebuck, M’+arlan, from Philadelphia for Trinidad, which vessel was upset on the 2d hub. while lying to, having been on the wreck 34 hours. A young lady, passenger, and a black man, were drowned. KwrrpTON, (Jam.) Sept. 10. p The American fchr. General Pickney, Sic kles, from Alexandria, in 43 days, bound to Guadaloupe, with provisions, put into Port- Royal yeflerday in distress. In a severe gale of wind, in 65 deg. SO min. well long, and 26, 38, N. lat. she had her fails blown to rags, 101 l her howfprit, and sprung aleak. Previous to the commencement of the gale, he saw a schooner to windward, supposed to be the Fredericks burg’n, of Frederick fburgh, bound to Poir.t-a tre. During the gale, n long. 64, 30, W. spoke the schooner Eliza, bound to Guadaloupe, who had nicks o up a few barrels, fim- ‘-fed to Rave belonged to the Fretk-rickffiurgh andc&pt. Sickles, from the quantity of wrecks he saw floating, concludes that that vessel mull have been unfortunately luff in the pale, and ail hands periflied. Died, in this city, on the 28th in ft. Mr. Jo * stph Mashin, a native of England, for a number of years a lefjiedtable resident of this slate. GEORGIA, By his Excellency Jared Irwin, Gov ernor and Camnander in Chief of the Army and Navy of this State , and of the Militia thereof ; A PROCLAMATION. WH ER EASin and by an aft paf ftd at on the yth of December, 1805, entitled an A 6l 46 to eftablilh the number of Commis sioners for the Town of Milledge ville, and to extend and define their powers,” it is among other things de dared, “ that if accommodations in the judgment of the Commiffioncrs can be had for ihc Members of the next Legislature, and the State Ho.ufe in such Hate as to admit the next id fion to be held thereat, it fhaii be the duty of the Commissioners to notify his Excellency the Governor thereof, and his Excellency, by Proclamation, to require the meeting of the next General Aflembly thereat. 5 ’ And, whereas, the Did Ccmmif fioners did or. the 16th iuftant, report, “ that in theii judgment accommo dations could be had for the Mem bers of the next Legislature, and the State House in such hate as to admit the next fefhon to be held thereat.” I have thought fit to iflue this my Proclamation, hereby notifying, that the next feflion of the General Af fembly will be held at Milledgeville, in Baldwin County, and do hereby j require that all persons eiefted to re present this Rate in the next General Aflembly, to give their attendance at that place on the day pointed out by law. Given under my hand and the great seal of the slate, at the State House in Louisville, on the 24th day of September, in the year oJ our Lord eighteen hundred and seven, and of the Independence of the United States of Ameri ca the thirty-second. JARED IRWIN. By the. Governor. HOR : MAR BURY, (63) Secretary of State. 1 § Dollars Reward. ABSCONDED about three weeks a go a NEGRO MAN named JIM. 4 ia> lor ; z Rout well mace fellow, 1 moot) lace, his ejes large, ebnut five ieet ter in dies high. Had on when be wem off, * lufiian jacket and overalls, a black hat. and while (hm. He pretends to be fonjetinjdg jf a fail or, and may probably attempt tu get off in home vtffei. All inafiers ol veffe’s are therefore earn toned igiiuft tak ng him off. Tire above seward will be paid to an) perfem who will feeure him in any goal in the flite, or dehner him to the iobßri. her ; and five dollars will be paid tor information tbit will lead to fecore him. George Er.ce. September 18 Notjce. j* ALL persons having denanas against the estate of, fames Shafer, arc requested* to Present them legally authenticated ; and those indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment to FR EDK h SilA FFER, Adm'r. August 18 £v> IN COUNCIL/ Monday, 19th Gttoler, 1807. ORDERED, That the Clerk of Council do receive Sealed Proposals, until the next regular meet ing of Council, for Winding and Keeping in Repair the Cl TY CLOCK, for one year. iixtra£i from the Aiinutes | D. D. WILLIAMS, C, C. IN COUNCIL, Monday, 19 th 08pier, 1807. RESOLVED, That all perfon* in default again fl the Fire Ordinance, aud have been fnmmoned this day to appear before Council, who have not produced a certificate from a Fire Mailer, fhaii file with the Clerk of Council a Certificate of compliance with thefaid Ordinance, hgned by a Fire Mailer; and unless such Certificate be filed, the said defaulter* fliail be fcverally fined in the fam fpeccfied agaiaft defaulters in the said Ordinance. Extraia from the Minutes, D. D. WILLIAMS, C. C. IN COUNCIL, Monday, 19/A Ouober, 1807- RESOLVED, That we severely lament the lofi recently sustained ia the death of the worthy and honest Citizen, JOHN TEBEAU, Efcp lately an Al derman of this City, and that in tertimony of our great esteem for the chara&er of the deceased, it i, further Resolved, That we Will wear Crape round the left arm, from this day, for the space of one month. Extract from the Minute*, D. D. WILLIAMS, C. C. IN COUNCIL, Monday, 19/5 Qdolcr, 1807. RESOLVED, That an Elt&ioa will be held, af the Court-house, on Friday, j th day of Oft..her inlt. for an ALDERMAN to fill up the vacancy <>c cafioncd by the death of John Tebeau, Esq undtr the fuperintend.nce of three or more Jufticee of the Peace or Justices of the Inferior Court, not being candidates themfelvcs Rclolved. That the Sheriff of the City, with two cr more Confhbiei, do attend at said Eleftion to keep and preserve order. Resolved, That the Marshal do requefl three or more of the Jufiicescf the Peace or juflicea of the Inferior Court to attend and ptefidc at the said alee t'ou. Extract from the Minute*. D. D. WILLIAMS, C. C. IN COUNCIL. Sapannab, sth GQober, 1807. RF.SOI.VED, that during the months c? August, September and Oftober, the Military j funeral procc-ffions, when accompanied with niu I itc and firing are attended with effefts highly per nicious to ficli persons, it is therefore reco*i mer.ded to the Military Commandant ol the ci ty, and to the officers of the militia generally* that the custom of firing and attending funerals with military music during the above mentioned months, be difeontinued in future. ExtraG from the minutes. D. D. WILLIAMS, C. C. To Hire, A Negro Woman, plain cook and Washer. Also, FOR SALE, A middle aged Woman. Enoffice of the Prin ters. September 22. 60 • ONE John Bransby* Pilot, lias advertised me as a Deserter. Now I beg leave to inform this manj that he may find me in every diredtion of this city. 1 neither conceal mylelf, nor does any person conceal or harbor me. I left Bransby in consequence of his brutal treatment towards me, for which he has been airefted, and bound over to appear at the next Superior Court, to a a bill of indidtment. JOHN DENIS. Oaober 27 3t 70 Notice is hereby given, That nine month* from this date, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Cha tham County, for an order of Court to diipoie of Lot* No. a, *,& 7, iu Warren Ward, No, 13. ia Wafhir.gton Ward, 3-3 of Lot No, S. Jekyl tything, and 1-2 of Lot letter F in th villageof St Gall, toge ther w : th the improvement* tliereon, fituatc in the •City of Savannah, for the benefit of the Hein & cre ditors of Major Edward Harden, deceased Edward Harden, Only qualified and acting Executor Sa7. April 7 iSoy. i a m 9 m. Notice is hereby Given , THAT after the expiration of nin* month* appli cation will be made to the Honorable the Jufiket of the Inferior Court of Effingham County, for leave to* ’ell three traft3 of LAND,containing two hundred acre* each, in said county, for the benefit of the hei and creditors of James Wbb, deceased. RICHARD WIGGINS, I-... WILLIAM WIGGINS, < Adm 18 ‘ April * iamyia I