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it 7 ' 3 thc R. Honorable the Lord Major.” jt thus appears that our loss, in killed, wound f,i an d miffing, amounts to 1,200 men. The remainder, according to the terms of the capitu- Ijtion, are now upon their way home. BALTIMORE, November 3. Lad evening, certain Effigies, said to repre- Ont Burr and Blannerhaffet, Martin and Mar. foil, after being paraded through the principal tireets of this city, were hung, and afterwards burnt, amid It the acclamations of a great multi fade of. people. \Ve are pleased to date, there was no use for ,:, e two troops qfhorfe, or even the civil officers, were affembl'ed to preserve Order. No vi olence was offered to the person or property of au j, (Post.) I— .vraw FOR THE INTELLIGENCER . THE hand of Providence is visible, diftri boting j’lftice, in the difaliers which are attend ing England. Oppressive in her government, slid corrupt in her councils, it might have been rAAed the day of retribution would arrive, md that iter prosperity would terminate. Im nerfed in debt, inilead of making honed provi ;,,ns for its equitable difeharge, her politicians ,' n ly puzzled their brains with difeovering new ilvits for additional taxation. By a reference to a statement made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, it will appear, that the National Debt of Great-Britain increa ses ad valorem, eighteen millions of pounds an nually. In the year 1804, her public fund ed debt amounted to the enormous sum of £.583,*>08,978 1 In conformity with several afts of Parliament, previously to that year en acted, £.6,851,192 are made applicable to the idduftion of that funded debt. By referring to the statement before alluded to, it will be aScertained, that the interell char gable on the sum due by England ; and the con comitant expences of the finking fund, amounted in the sforefaid year to -C.24,110,4-75 ! The furn allowed to difeharge, in part, the national debt, annually, is not equivalent to one fourth part of the yearly intereli nrifi'ng from that debt, and the charges attending the finking mid. There is open and palpable corruption ir my ideas of it are totally erroneous. Such a yftem will never difeharge her fair and equita lie debts however. One, after perilling a statement of inch acts, might be disposed to interrogate in the olio wing manner : If the debt of Great-Bri :a.n increases so enormously, to what special lurpdfes is the vaffc quantities of money amassed *om general taxation, applied ? The liard-la i'oring manufaflurer, the induiierious tiller of he earth, and indeed the poor of every defcrip ionin England,’ would nothefitate ah instant to Sake to this question a proper reply. They would point to the coxcomica! nobility fquan ilering thousands upon ostentatious trifles, and sffure you, that they receive more than one half ?f the profits arising from their annual labor.— They would then lignalize pride clothed in the’ acerdotal garb, and deprecate the injustice of ythes. America has been denominated an i%lum for the oppressed ; and what but nccef ity and aggravation could induce such avail r-aiber of emigrants to fly to our flumes across ns Atlantic. Great-Britain is corrupt as a na ion ; and the laws of a corrupt government are fit the vehicles of opprefilon. He, upon whom y e wiles of corruption operate, is a.Tuietfly op veiled. But the long catalogue cf -crimes, which us blackened that intolerant and overbearing xrnntry will ensure to her that punilhment which njuftice she deserves. Egypt has vvitneffed her iugracc ; and (be has been driven from the Moravian sea. Ruffian and Prussian inimicality was never so fervently evinced toward Bonaparte, !? at the present time it is displayed toward -ngland. Their being compelled to evacuate ionth America, by the Spaniards, is another vil which no doubt will be iucceeded by others swave propels wave ; or as her crimes and cor 'd* arts have continued to follow each ether i>r centuries. CRASSUS. TO RENT, A STORE with a good CELLAR , en the C\. Bay. For particulars apply at lifts of- G. Nov. 20 78 CONTINUED Marshal’s Sales. In the firft TUESDAY in December next, At the Gourt-Houfe, will be fold, A variety of DRY GOODS, and feme GROCERIES ; levied on a3 the property of Hilton, at the suit of Robert H. J3owne. ■enditlons Caih. 1 Ben. Wall, m. and, g. Not. 5 73 Public Intelligencer . wm SAVANNAH : FRIDAY, NorKMBF.R 20, 1807. Capt. Emery, of the brig Republican, who arrived at Salem on the J.sth. ult from the Ha vana, was boarded on his passage out, on the 1 /:h of Augull, from a New-Providence priva teer, nnd treated politely, ‘1 he officer informed him, that the day previous, their boat was at Key Sternway, where they saw the wreck of a vessel and boat, and many fine clothes, together With fome mangled limbs among the rocks, but could not learn the name of the vessel, or where it was from; they saw the name of Thomas Arnold on a piece of a chart, which was all they could find relative to any thing. PORT OF SAVANNAH. ARRIVi-.0, Brig Georgia, Jocelin, New-York Sloop Folly, & Lydia, Sutton Charleston Sophiah, Boles, Providence CLEARED. Sloop Thomas, Wing Sunbury Brig Sea Island, Burnham N. Yoik Charleston, November 13. The brig Elina and Mary, of this port , arri ved at Tenerife on the i Ith of Septemb r, from Magadore, and was to sail in afevs days after for New-York. Capt ain Parler, of the schooner Sally and Pre cilia, arrived at Norfolk, spoke, Odder 24, lot. 35, in the Gulf of Florida, schooner Favourite, Keene, of and bound to Philadelphia, from Savan nah, in great distress—all the crew, except one, be ing sick — Cap. P sent one hand on board to en deavour to get her into the first port. The sloop Harriot, Pettit , of this port, was lost near Indian river on the Ith ult. Toe sloop Lark , of Boston, 14- days from Ha vannet, for this pert, went ashore on Wednesday last, on Dewces s breakers ; hut has since got off, and gone into Dewees's inlet. Ship Nankin, Ricketson ; and Ship Ann Wil iams, Gilchrist, for this port, sailedfrom New- York in company with the Centurion. The ship Dryade, brig Calliope, schooner Ri sing Stales, and sloop Setftrimis, for. this port, were to sail in five days after the Centuriar,. DIED, on beard the schooner Republican, on her passage from hence to St. Marys, Mr. G. BALLARD, a native of Boflon, Mr.ffa chufetts. * REMOVAL. Samuel Griggs. rJO nr a 7 O D x A 1 LUl\ J Refpectfuily informs his friends and the pub lic that he has removed from his former {land on the bay, and haa taken a shop next door to Mar quand and Paulding, where he will thankfully receive, and faithfully execute, any orders iii hi 4 line. Nov. 20 . 79 SCEIVEN GOAL. Was lodged in Scriven Goal in July last, a New Negro Weach, named HANNAH, a bout 22 years of age, speaks broken Englilh, favs ike belongs to Philip Elmer, near Savannah. Wit. SMITH, Jailor. November 20 73 IN COUNCIL, Sjr.4itlf.irr, 16th November, 1 COT. RESOLVED, That an Eledtion be held at the Court-house on Friday the 4th of December next for an Alderman to fill the va cancy occasioned by* the Resignation of William Brown, Eftjf, under the fuperinteridance of three or more Juilices of the Peace of Judges of the Inferior Court, not being themlelves candidates. Resolved, that the Sheriff of the city with two or more Constables do attend the said Elec tion to keep and preserve order. Resolved, that the Marshal do requeil three or more of the Juilices of the Peace or Judges of the Inferior Court to attend and preside at the said Eledlion. Extrafl from the minutes. (78)’ D. D. WILLIAMS, C. C. ’ IN COUNCIL, 16th November, 2807. ORDERED, That the Clerk give notice that Council will on Monday the 30th inlfant, proceed to eleft three Gaugers of Li quors. Extradl from the Minutes. D. D, WILLIAMS, c. c. 1 ‘ IN COUNCIL, 16th November, 1807. RESOLVED, That the city clerk do pub-- iih the names of ail perions holding licences to> ■ etail spirituous liquors in this city', and that he ontinue to pqblifh the names of such as may hereafter be licenced, for the information of the city officers, EatraS from the minuter, D. D. WILLIAMS, c.c. The following are the ON LY persons licenced as retailers.offpirituous liquors in this city , viz.—To retail not less than a quart, J. A. Morrice, William Chauvtn, John Jack son, William Limbert Edward Quinn, William. Wilkie, M Reingeard, Frederick Herb, Jtmir and Beckwith, L. C. Driscol, Isaac Hand, J. H. Deubcll , John Anthony, Chrijlopher Hail, Nicholas Courient, Ulric Ttbler, Peter Mitchel, IVoodruff and Brant, Taylor and Scarbrough, B. and C. Brooks, Carpenter and Green, Johm T. White and Cos. John Hunter, John Bigar, P. Torpey, J. and R. Holcomb:, Charles Tucket > William Giih. To retail under a quart. Patrick Duffy, John Fcrmell Chriflophet- Gunn, John Davis, James Walters, Thos. Stor mont, G. F. Triebner, John Myrick, J. Gamier „ Wm. Sawyer, Gwen Hughes, Wm. M'Far lane, Wm. J. Scott, Wm. Wilkinson, John Doon, S . Lightbourne, John Hughes, J. Charrier (A Cos. John Higgins, Thomas Bailey, Richard Morel!, J. Feathers, Wm. Shaw, Levin Riggon, Whitley and Ciisbe, Howard and Lathrcp, John Lilli bridge, Alexander Dclannoy , J. Manly, Thomac Lindsey, Jacob Flcrshem, Thomas Lutena, It. Goodwin, Merie, Roberts end Brant . IN COUNCIL, 16th November, 1807- RESOLVED, that those who have been reported by the Board of Fire Mailers for a de ficiency of buckets orladders, and who have not produced their certificates, according to notice, do file the fame in the Clerk's Office, before the next meeting of Council, othenvife to be several ly fined in the sums fpecified againll such defaul ters. Extraft from the Minutes... D. D. WILLIAMS, C. C. THEATRE. THE ladies and gentlemen of this city are rel’peftfully informed, that the THEATRE will be opened THIS EVENING, Novem ber 20th, 1807, when a SINGULAR and Grand Entertainment will take place truly calculated ; and the serious study of many years has been devoted to gain the approbation of a generous public. Neither time nor eipence has been spared, in order to bring this amusement to such perfection that it cannot fail to excite the admiration of enlight ened chara&ers and improve the minds of those who are in obfeurity, and has already proven as a ufef.a teflon againll many pernicious conse quences which the menus of youth are too often subject to. ; Mi;. Rannie, in addition to his performance*, which are so well known throughout Europe and the different cities of the United States, as does not require a puffing advertisement, united his exhibition with that wondeiful man of tkYr.ame of MV. BERRY, who has lately arrived here from Charleston, after giving a sea son of uncommon abilities before the moil emi nent churafters. He is a native of this city, and the ingenuity he possesses gives honor to the place. He has brought into practice inan imation to animation to such a degree of perfec tion,, that it is impossible to dillinguiflt between; he commences with the artificial com.median*, a.id then a variety of the moil surprising views, and men, and herfes, and aim oil every kind of bead, passing and repairing as natural as life ; .it is impossible to'give but a feint (ketch of what will be done, the performances being so very nume""bu3. tjc%- Admittance one dollar—boxes may be had by applying at the Exchange ftom 10 until 2 o'clock, and tickets to be had at the office of the theatre. The theatre has been well aired, for t'le ocCafion, will'be well illuminated, and good music provided, and great care will be taken to have every part conducted with har mony and the utmoil decorum. Savannah, November 20. ASSIZE for Nov. 1807. rjIHE price ot Flour batng nine dol- Jt lars per barrel, weight ot breao mull be, . 1 11 r; ce.-.ta Loaf | 61-4 cent* Loaf alb. 5 ox. I ilb. xi-a ox. Os which all BA.K.ZRS and sellers of BREAD arc to take due and particuitf Notice. JAMES MARSHALL, C- T.