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Je3,a.ri an < \n'A winder ; -i nmongft tbefe are 105 cfou -:rs. nulj- 3 j n >t general Crawford, 5 ‘ 'Lionel - 2 sons of noblemen snd 0:1, rr.j.ntoii ,-nlonel. The remainder took refuge jn the'ftjuare lA i Retire, where, to r n , ? ffieir lives, they Lw the mfclves neceflitatcsd t:> capitulate—aa.ongu j other , they are to leave the j y iver la t lata ttt.a evacuate -*j..c— tie do. h his doriour. a 8 ion confirms me tgthe opinion that i bad formed, con trary to the enoneous opinion of the Eoel-.fbj that the Aiut-rican Spaniards rN net yield in valor tothofeoffhe mother country, and will prove that, jfth-: enemy (hall again have the te jnerliv to attempt to invade this vice royally, >h y will not leave it on more, favorable terms. JoSE FIit.VANDO A3as c At.. Lima, iStis Aug. 1807. Relation rs the Vilhry at Buenos Ayres. On tlie 36th June, eighteen veflels Tnauetheirappearar.ee before Buenos Avrcs. On the 28th, 8000 men lan ded.'frotn them at EiT.nada de Barra ran, tinder the corumend of generals Crawford and WhitAock, and mar ched immediate!'/ towards the laid city. On the firft of July they en countered our army, commanded by the Brigadier Santiago Liniers, and had frequent encounters ar-rl (kirin! Di es until the sth, when the enemy ad vanced wi h an intention to enter the city, but they were then attacked by cur forces from the Several entrances of the directs, squares, galleries and balconies, and after four hours afcbion were entirely kill ‘d wounded anti made prifor.crs, with the exception o! a picket of 833 men, with which gen Whitlock too refuge in the convent o Santo Domingo, without the .walls They were here bartered in breach, until after a lecohd request made to general Liniers, they were admitted, in concert with the other generals, to die following capitulation : Art. 1. From this moment hoflili ties {hall cecfe on both (ides of the River la Plata. 2. The troops of his Britannic Ma jelly (hall re:ain for the period cf two months, the fortrt fs and place of Mon teviedo, and the country contained iSvithin a line drawn from San Cai !os,. iu the well, to Parsdo, in the east ; which fliali be ccuudered as a neutral country ; and no hoflili'ies fliali take place within this line, ur.dci(landing by this neutrality that each nation fit all live there, fabj il :o their own. laws. 3. A reciprocal reft'tution of pt; foners (ball be made, including the whole, which have been made in 5. ’ AmcAca, from the beginning of the war. 4. For the more speedy diipa'eh of the vcffcls and troops of his Bs i tannic Majesty, the provffions they require fliall be sent them to Monte viedo. 5. The period of ten dayv is give; ftotr. this day lor the re-t mhatkation of the British troops, that they may re pair to a certain point in the River I.a Plata, taking with them such arms a they pbfief , with the artillery and am muiiuion remaining, and they lhad era bark at such places as are the mod con venient for them, and such provisions as they {land in need of {hail be fur nidled at their coll. 6 The place and fortrefs of Mon te viedo (h ill be left in the htuadon in which they took poffediono: them, and till artillery taken there, ihail be deliv ered up. 7. I hree officers of superior gra le, ; {hall be given as h jftages mutually, haul these articles are c > iiplied with, a.vi it i> hereby underdo > i that thei officers of his Britannic Majesty can not serve against South-America, un til after their ariival 111 E trope. Dane in the Fin refs of Buenos Ayres, on the 7 1h dey of j i’>y, 18 >7. Signed) John Whitlock, G:o r gy Mis ray. Santiago Sinters* Ceasclr Bcl-lani, Bern ah-do He VA-nco. A true copy, and rinidad, O r. 2d Ambrosia Os Mendoza, Note The loss of the Spaniard; o 1 330 killed and boo wo muff and. i^MBftOTWM3WaiBI sar-Ary'-v* Public Intelligencer-. I—l ® -CS. V.'viVj j *i> UYi'.'xl-T’- <S3Bni.i.i SAVANNAH: TUESDAY, November 25, 1807. V/2 are ueeefiitated to apoiog’fo to our Patrons for the iAte hoar on which the Intelligencer appears this day—not being able to obtain paper ’till a late hour on Monday Evening, the delay was unavoida ble. A litter from a member cf the I.egi.ljt’re, to ill* t'rieu.Jin t) i, City, dac* tl M.llcdgcvilt-, nth No vember, mentions, “ That a fill I, lor altering the Mayor’s Court, to its fornv.r fittings has palled the lower House and is before the Senate The BANK BILL is atfo before the Sen tr, where it originated 1 (Xpeift ihe United States’ branch Bank will be taxed Avert!/.” Mi.feuru. The Secretary of the tree fury, re ports to the llouf’ of R• pitfentalives of the United states, tint the nett re venue arising from duties on'merchan dize and tonnage, which accurrvd du ring the year 1835. amounted to 14,- 135,138 dollars; during tBo6, to 16,- 570.464 dollars; and that the nett re venue during the three fit T quarters of the year 1807, exceeds that of the corresponding quarters in the year pre ceding. The permanent expences, cal culated on a peace ellabliihment, are eftimatedat 11.600,000 dollars. Bal ance in the Treasury, 0:1 the 33th Jay ot September lall, 8,533,330 dol lars. Cap!. Dixon, arrived at Nvw-York , on the I2th inil. in 25 days from s?.’ ] Fhonias, informs, that, that place was Briefly blockaded, and was then under 1 •nariiu! law—that alarm geus wei e con- j llantly bring—that th • markets werej glutted with every kind of produce, i ind that all intetcouile wish st. Croix j ha 1 ceased. One of the Uanilh cut- j ,ers that used to carry the mail from st. Croix to st. Thu nas, has been ta-1 ken by the Bridfti and fesu into Anti gua. PORT O” SAV WAN AH. ■ arriv.d, Ship Livtrpca! ?.ick*t, l*a--for, -New York ix j O -dcu sys B-ikcr—Wine, p rits. kc ! Ship AJoais, M .ore, NcyV-i oi k 9 I U-ais and W. Magee—Ccffce, Sugar, Ac. j Brig Ce.cs, Wood, Jan.iica 29 • A. k S a chards St Cj- —C’oiUe, &<•. Br; 0 Amazou, Copp, Nc-.v-Y” k S B Sturge* St Butler—Merc'i.ui-.c'ze Echotnt-r Polly, jen .e, Nt'V Bedford 10 Efafrsr —I-ea*h.-r auu PruviiioM. S< liron.; Two 8.0-V e.s, l.t.Te, Charteftoa tloop E -t ! vain, M>nbt.rv sii-op Victor, Dtster, Kew Bcdn'ccl tl 1 SVt and Potarots. Ctocp Polly, Sttw-i’, Auitntthie .3 Ca'g & Mitchel—Goffcc atiti -- a.i , - - The flo* p Harriet,Capt. -Pftttt, frm CbarVftun. bound to S . Augultiue, C i the I 1 ti Oct h r, in la. -7, la. long. Bt, 6. alter encountprir g ievere gUe for several days, was driven afliorv at 1 1:l 1 -,hi’. 1 yln ct and veflel and cargo lOtai'y left. 1 l*c Cantaui a * Mr. James P. Witlon, owner with Ins ladv.travellcd upward, of 200 mi es thr i .’gh tv- 1 vvi’d rue s, on foot, to St. Attgufii , ir-im which pia< e tutywere i.ere in iloop Patty, Capt. Vie wart, who ar rived 011 Sunday Salt. Capt. Pntet, also Hates, tbit t 1 e whole F-orda j lliure is lined with wrecks- and am mg other* was a j brig and a cho tic ; on the fterri ot the b. ig could , only be discovered ■* CuAKt-ssroN’ —-a number r.f j biases ar.J packag ■* were Brewed along’ t,,e beech, j marked T* I'. F. Four barre's marked O. W etc it is supposed die whole of the crews o: bath thebe vessels Were left, as no tr.-r.-. < of hum n pe l >tl were difcoversblc, either on t e “ee- h,or in the wil .erm-ls j through which t. ey paJ.d. Mufeura. : ,-'-3vs6V.y- Z2Z& i DIED, in this city,on the t 7th iufta t, after a ioivy j and \ -ai.iful itloefs, Mrs. M-\RY SUOdd, wife ol j j lep 1 uder aid diugliter ot Charles vV-itt,. lu COUNCIL, November *3, .1807.. That it he advertised, that Council wilt on v| mdiy nest, ippmiit 2 Kvper <f the Marazine; of wo: h, nil perf -ns w.thing VJ apply fur fatd ollice wid take rttte notice. Ex,raA from the minutes. 1). D. WILLI AMS, C. C. TO RENT. A STORE *.Ma gwd CELLAR,™ the Bay. F'jr particulars apply at this of fice. Nov. 20 75 r BOOK AUCTION On rr-irfthv Evening, 261 b ir.ftant, WU.I. BU for.T> AT PUBLIC AUCTION, V/ITHOUT Bi-SEE./. , Bv CEORCF. W. NICHOLS, At the St..re lately occupied by JOHN HILL, on the City, a Ccilecciou of Books & Stationary , With a final cflbitment'cif JEWELLERY, &C. CONDITIONS CASH. Catalogue at time of Sale, which will commence at seven o'clock r. rcciftiy. November i.\ For CHARLESTON, ~L -- The Scli’r JOHN HENRY, jk. -- r - Capt. Childr, laying at -larks Wiiarf She has good accom m f'-r paflengers.— ‘s’F#rk.'a*VS f ° r Frci S ht <r Pcffage, apply t 0 liie Captain c-n board.— f h'CR SALE on board fa id A quantity of CEDAR, L? CEDAR POST 5. N vtmber 2 4 79 THEATRE. -: QiAr R ANN IE informs the Lanios and Gentlemen of Savannah, that Mr. Berry has obtained pennis- to perform. He regrets that it was not in his power on the lit ft. night of opening the Theatre. THE bd ics and gentlemen of this city are refpeclfiilJy inGrr.id, that the THEATRE will be opened THIS EVENING, Novem ber 2dth, 1807, when a SINGULAR and Grand Entertainment will trtke place truly calculated ; and the fcricus study of many years has been devoted to gain the approbation of a generous public. Neither time nor ex pence has been spared, in order to bring this amusement to such perfection that it cannot fail to excite the admiration of enlight ened charafters arid improve the minds of thofc who are r.i cb.curit/, and has already proven as a uta; .> lefibn agni Tl many pernicious conse quences which -the morals cf youth are too often Lib',: tt tc. Mr. Ran,de, in addition to his performances, which ate so well known throughout Europe and the different cities of the United States, as dons not require a puffing advertifeinent, united his exhibition with that wonderful man of the name of Mr. BERRY, who has lately arrived here from Charledon, attef giving a sea son of uncommon abilities btiore the moil emi nent characters. He is a native of this city, and the ingenuity he pofTeiles gives honor to tje place. He has brought into practice iran im at ton to animation to such a degree of perfec ! lion, that it is iinpoffible to diilinguiffi between; j he commences with the artificial cammcdians, i and then a variety o‘s the molt Lirprilirig views, lend men, and horses, a;id ahnoil every kind of bealt, palling and re palling as natural a3 life ; it is impossible to give but a feint iketch of what will be done, the performances being so very numerous. fj-3“ Admittance one dollar—-boxes may be bad by applying at the Exchange fiom 10 until j 2 o'clock, and tickets to be had at the office ol I the theatre. The theatre has been well aired lor the occasion, will be well illuminated, and good music provided, and great care will be taken to have every part conducted with liar- I naony and the uttnofl decorum. Savannah, November 2-5. Bowers & Sweet, Have just arrived from the Northward, end taken lie store iit\Muriet.Sjuare formerly occu pied ly Mr. Peitibcnc, where fhiy have fur ■ j ale, an excellent assortment of SADDLES, SADDLERY, See. Among which at e, j I.ADIEi and G U’emcn s Riding S -DELES, whule l'ale and retail j 3oj'' SADDIJL I BUNDLES us var : c, kin ‘s | M ART!NO A L In —P iRVMANTEAUS j Chair and Cart HARNESSES i TRUNKS | FIkE BUCKETS, &c. &c. Ail of which they ff-r I at reduced pri: C3* November 34 NOTICE. ALL persons havia.e demands again s’ ] the (State of James Shaffer, are requested !to present them lega/’y authenticated; and those indebted to said’ estate are required to make immediate payment to ERLLK. SHAFFER, Athn’r. August .5° £jr An A Dprcniice wanted at this Office. Os the hundred bleitings conferred cn man in this hie, HEALTH makes a good ninety-nine. PROPOSALS* feY JAMES EWELL, PHYSICIAN IN SAVANNAH, For Printing, ly Subscription, anew anil greatly improved Family Physician, ENTITLED, THE PLANTER', AND MARINER', Medical Companion ON this important fuljetl many book? have bren written, which, though excellent in other icfpefts. have yet great ly L led of th eir ufchilnrfs 10 Americans, becaule they treat oi diseases w hich, exiiU ing ii\ very different climates and consti tutions, mult widely differ from ours.—. Ihe book now offered to the public has, therefore, ihe great advantage ot having been written by a native American ol long, and fuccessful practice in tbefe Souther i States, and who, tor years pf}, has turned much ot his attention to tins very mreretl™ ing subj-est. He is very sanguine that hia book will prove exceedingly ufelul to all lam ilies, but more efpeciaiiy to those liv ing in scattered neiglibourhoods, where regular medical attendance cannot ealily bo obtained. Far the tie of families thus unfortunately circtimllanced, tie author ha prepaied his planter’s and Mariner’s Medical Companion, which neats, in the mod clear and concise manner, alinoll ev ery disease to which the human body :s li able, with its name ,sy/rJoms, causes, regi men, cure, and means cf prevention :—To wliicb are subjoined, a treatise on the dis eases peculiar to women and chriidren ; and a diflcrtation on lac!) cases as general ly occur inSurgcry ; with a Difpenfatory, ihewing how to prepare the nt ft ufelul facni : y meditines, with their proper doles j. and a Diflionary, explaining the technical terms used in this work. With such a guide as this, ,9 country gertleman may be enabled to meet a disease in the firfl mo ment el its attack, and thus, where a f hy (iciati cannot readily be had, may be made the happy iaftrument of preserving hves S& VALUABLE as DEAR. CONDITIONS. The Planter’s and Marin-.) s Medical Companion , containing between three and /our hundred pages oftavo, banrlfomeJy printed on a fine wove paper, bound and I ‘Merer!, shall be delivered to fobfcrtbtrf? it three dolars and fifty cents ; and prim ed on an inferior paper, in boards, at toil? dollars andffly cents. Nothing paid un til Ihe delivery ot the bocks. jgj* THE Subscriber inform, hi’ numerous. Friends iu this ar.d the adjoining dale, that he Iha'l set out immediately for Philadelphia, to get printed in * superior s:yh-,“ The PLANTER'S and .MaRINKR's VH DIO ,L COM PANION,” which they wer# pleii*dl tohonc.r hi at with f.ch uncommon patronage. He x ---prei, tohe b sek the firft of November next, to diflnhuie the Bonks. Gertletn n woo holdSiibfcriptioi: Papers arefolicitcd to continue the’r frlesdly exertions to multip'y copies ofa woikwhich,’ti hoped, v,ill prove of greet public utility. Print rs throughout t’ e Rate will please insert this three time, lu their papers, tor which they fhalL he paid nmy return, JAMES EWELL. Savannah, Ju'y 31 s 1 PAINTING. Seth 11. Keen , Informs the Gentlemen cf Savannah rod public in general, that he carries oil the HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING, In the shop r.ext door to Dr. John Love’s, orr the Bay. where all bufmefs in his line will be at tended to, when called upon, with Ibid atten tion. ’ - Gcoeenes will be taken in payment n more convenient for the employer. September 22 GO CONTINUED Marshal’s Sales. On the fivll TUESDAY in December next, At the Court-House, will be fold, A variety of DRY GOODS, and fome GROCERIES ; levied on as the property of John Hilton, at the suit of Robert H. Boivne. Conditions Calh. Ben. Wall, m. n. c. Nov. 3 7^ Factor and Agent. M. SHEAKEIt. INFORAIS the Planters that he cumin ties to fell Produe and other property on Com million, and has plenty ol fire-proof ; Ware-house room, cn Bolton's Wharf, I OSlobcr 16 67