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INTELLIGENCER. —'• —■ <J■ C'Aw.*'- 'IM-’ I—■ - SAVANNAH : FRIDAY, Drcrmber 25,1807. . ■- I■■ .. --Turnr “ —"'| -(,y IMPORTANT. The Tnip Perfeverancc failed from Liverpool cn the 13th No vember, on which day a ProcL tion was received from Loudon, issued by the ilri'.ifir Government, declaring all enemies ports In 6 state of blockade. Capt. Gofs endeavored jo procure a copy, but could not. Our files of London papers ,by this arrival, are only to the 7th November. Times. THE PRESIDENT. The Confutation of the'United States, Art. | 11. See. 3. porvides* that the President (hall from time to time give to Congress information of the state of the Union and recommend to their | confederation fitch measures as he (hail judge n<--- ceffary and expedient,’ ,r — the fame fc&ion alfp declares it to be his duty to “ take care that the i laws he faithfully executed.” In the late message of Mr. Jefferfon he has mentioned his'intention of laying before Congress the whole of the prooccedinga in the very inter- i citing case of Aaron Burr, that they may “ ap ply or originate the remedy for any dc-feft which they may find in the law, or in the administra tion of the law” on the fnbjedl of high trealon. He has treated the fubjeft lo delicately, and kept fi> [triiilly within the limit of his conilitntional duties that he has not even hinted when the de fect exills or fuggelted any fpecific remedy for the evil. Such however, is the sensibility or Empathy of the federalilb for Aarm Burr, or fach thejr inveterate antipathy to Mr. Jefferfon and to every thing which he does or fays that their paper, already teem with the Littered com plaints as to this part of the mefiage. ■ The Gazette of the United States of lad even ing in remai king on this fubje&t, charges the President with intermeddling, with audacitty , in decency, and a mo tt atrocious usurpation of pauuer, for merely exercising his conftitutior.al duties, for doing that which by his oath he is bound rot, to leave undone. The citizens of the United : States will know how to appreciate the official! conduct of Mr. Jefferfon, when his mod virulent enemies have no worse charge to bring, than that he has endeavored to fulfil his oath of office, and take care that the laws be faithfully executed. ’ Democratic Press. pKtr.cDarpKiA, December 11. E'itra3 cf a later from a friend note at Wash ington, to the Editor of the Freeman's Journal, dated Washington, December 8, 1807. “ The House of Representatives were yester day teveral hours in conclave, cn a message from I the President, under!! ood, out of door--, to relate I to o’tr affairs with Great-Britair.. Nothing is I fullered to transpire, but it is believed, that there Iw no ground tor new alarm. I know at lee ft I °” s member, who had formed an opinion before ■ thedifpatches came to hand, that as matters I r.tuv ilood, if we iftould have war, it would be I our owii fault; and I am happy to assure you Btfiat his opinion, in fie ad of being weakened by I the dispatches, has been completely conformed.” I [From the refpeftabe Handing of the writer ■ ofnie above, the public may rely with confi ■ cence o:i the information contained in it. j. To the President of the United State;. Woodford, (K.) August 31, 1807. I ‘Bnpreffed with a refpecl for your cl’.aradter, iA full approbation of your political principles, ■ b?g leave to offer you this address in behalf my lai/ctis, whole names are enclosed. I Being happy under yoiir adminilf ration, and Pjoicnig in the just and wife brinciples f't of* |a evinced in your declarations to a great and pca.tny people, as well as in your juil lentiments V wildorn and prudence to all nations, which call ■>rdi our prayers on your person and country to B-raighty God for his ipecul prote&icn, weac ■owledge fmcerely his many blessings bellowed ■'on ns ; particularly the enjoyment of liberty • worffiip (An- Creator in the way we think mod Kf.eayie to his will ; and also, that in his pro/i- B-ce he has appointed a just and wife magistrate Bpreiinc over us. We acknowledge it at ail •aes with cheerfulnefs : and while ”ve declare ■ !'Ju confidence in the measures yeti have a fcted, we more especially approbate the many Ba .ces we have of your utter aversion to vio ■ in d oppression, which are too common in ■ country. Aware of your ideas on this in* ■A* 1 ptaflicc, welook to you tor countenance ■ patronage mthis great, effentialpoint or ku ■ J.barty ; trailing Almighty Ul Crod, who ■ inclined your heart to jultice and benevo tnat he will influence all things to the end ■ lull liberty andhappinefs may be completed ■ fir country. ■® rn iit me Sir, to express our fatisfaclion in j Bilettering profpedts that appear. Oppreffian ! ■dining in many parts of our country} though | Bmucn countenanced by the wealthy and the j ■trfuJ, yet the sentiments of pure liberty are! ■ing ground with altnoft all ranks of people ; j ■ ‘ ,vp trull in Providence and the governmen: ■'j government of our country, that time is ■ far diitunt when slavery will no more be |ia, Btafe to accept what tvs d;re offer v/itk iin* leer.-’ rc'peci zvA may tfie toA of crown you with a long and happy life, and here after may you enjoy the rewards of “ just men mace perfeft,” are the prayers of your fellow citizens and humble servants. S‘g..ed on behair ot Kitiv Hope !VTceting. JOHN THOMAS, j ■- 1 3te’<3g:ii>— — 4 Marine Department.'• PORT OF SAVANNAH. ARRIVED, Ship Neptune, Baker, Nev-York 9 AV right & Marfnai!—Merchandize Alfred, Filher, Charleston 2 Brig Two-Friends, Curtis, Boiton 11 CLEARED. Sloop Packet, Nye, Riccborough (Geo.) Philadelphia, December 3. Journal of the customs Antwerp—No 209 ,/or October , 1807. VeflMco having touched at England. The /th article of t!ie Imperial decree of the 21 ft of November, 1807. forbids the admifiion into our ports of any ♦effd coming direst from England or the Lngliih colonies—or that may have been there fii.ee the promulgation of the de cree. The Bth article direfls that any vessel, which, by a falie declaration, (hall contravene this difpo. fition, faall, together with her cargo be seized and confiscated as Englifli property. The dire&or general notifies, hy a circular of the kh of this month, that his imperial majesty has decided, these two articles fliall be fully and iliic.iy enforced ; and that any vessel that has touched at, or been sent into England, cenn.ot be admitted. Hence the immediate departure of veffela thus circumitanced, will be exacted, whatever causes of compulsion or juftification may ce alledged in their favor. CuAKLziTOJi, December IS. fbip Pegasus, Carey, of this port, h arrived at New York, trom Metanzies. Ship Clyde, which went afln.re on Cou*y IHand, has been got oil and arrived at New-York. i Schooner 7 hree Sillers, Slocum, for this port, failed I from St. Thomas mi the SI in 4. j Ship Riling States Jones, for this port, cleared at j New York, on the id left. j The lhip Pegasus, Carey. is advertised ta fail from ’ Kew-York, fir tins port, on the 14th i:ift. i Schoe Her Mary, Evstitc, for this port, cleared at ! Baltimore the sth 111 ft. , J Schooner Juno. .Fuller, for this port, cleared at 1 Philadelphia the sth ir.fi. j Nuv. 24, in lat. 26, long. 64, rapt, Hgby spoke i flnp Ariadne, 8 days from Phiiidelphia, bound to St. Croix. Dec 8, lai 32, long. 69, lpoke thip Eliza, 1 days from Savannah for Liverpool. Capt. Martin left at Gorce, a brig belonging to this port from Gambia, and fchooat-r Dollet, of this port. Nor. 24, in lat. 25, tong. 6b,fpoke brig Mouot- Yernoa, oi fUiode-hlai/d, (Chal'e, late outlier) from, Wilmington, n. c. bound to Barbadocs. Th* cap tain was li ft overboard, t.s and y after leaving Wil , nington. 26th in iat. 24, long. 62. spoke (hip I’aber P < :\.l.,ii i'r. 1.1 Meu tveJio, bound to I’ravidcuce a, < | Eight days since, cr.pt. Chafe (arrived yeftcr lav) leitichoonef Experiment, Wafhbourn. at anchor in a harbour on the Florida coait, repairing damages; tc fail in 3 and ijs. brig Rio, CJk, frrm Cabrnda, for this port 1 with 220 thive- , was to fail the 1 1 nit. African Filley. To be’ seen every cvy in the zucc.l, (s(JN BAV i EXCEL’ till ) Near Mr. Cilden's, South of the Marlet. i’lie celebrated AFRICAN’ FILLEY, us Ih.ipe is mol? like hat and abode, is co vered with woo], has no mane, and j tail ! lik<* tFg. It is perfectly gentle, and i ! latd lo on,.i un n y hot fe in Amer c■*. •Ariiritapce 23 centr, children ball price. Diceuyber 88 BADGES. Notice is |se>eby given, that Badges for the y ear i3 8 will be ready (or delivery, t 11-y Office, on the Isn't day of January next, and that all persons icquiie l by iaw to take out Badges and negletling or re (tiling so to do, lhali be pro ecotc.i as the law dircdls. D. D. WILLIAMS, c. c. December 25 88 Wanted, to Hire, Two or three negro BOYS, from 12 to I l yeat'3 of age, to attend ar. a Cotton Gin, for which Ginner’s wages will be given. For par ticulars apply at the Office of the Intelligencer. Dicember 25, ‘it* IVa n ted Itnm ed lately. A man to attend in a Retail Grocery Store ; liberal wages will be given. None need apply without good recommendations, for his honetty and fobviety. For further particular* apply at this Office. Dcccmbe 25, f Public Sale > OF THE Fractional Surveys. HEREAS by an a£l of the V V General Allembly of the State ol Georgia, palled at Louisville on the Bth cay of December, 1806, it is enacted that all the Fra&ional Pans of j Surveys of Land reserved to the Hate by the several land laws making dis tribution of the lands lately acquired of the Greek Nation of Indians, lying and being on the rivers Ocmulgee ami Oconee, and also on the present and former temporary boundary lines (hall be fold in separate lots, to the ; bigheft bidder, in the Town of Mil- j ledgeville, in the following manner, to j wit : The Commiffioncrs to be appoint-1 ed (who the fubferibers are) shall, by an advertiicment in the Gazettes of | Petersburgh, Washington, (Wilkes! county) Sparta, Auguila, Louisville i and Savannah; in which advertise- 1 ment {hall be particularly Specified! the day or days on which the 1 rati ions in each County and in each DiUribt will be fold. We, the Commiukmers appointde j for that purpose, do therefore, in con formity to Laid aB, require all perfdns concerned to take notice, that at Mil ledgeville we (hall attend and com mence the fafe of the Fractional Sur veys as follows, to wit;— WILKINSON. Those of tre Sixth Diftrift, lying cn the Oconee River, commencing on the ill of December and continuing from day to day until the gd, inclusive. Those of the 1 ith DtftriH, on Inc 3d ol ! December until the 4th, inclusive, Those of the j 2 th Dill riel, on the cth ol December until the 7th, inclusive. Those of the 17 li Ditirift, on the S of December until the p'h, inclusive. Those of the 18th Diilriß, on the lot of December until the 1 jsh, inclusive. Those ol the ead.Ddliibl, on the tari, December. Thole of the 23d Diffrifi, cn the Dcccri.ber. Those of the sfiih Diltiicl, cn the jj December. Those cf the 27, h Diflriel, on the iG December. Those of the 6th DiflriH, lying on tli Ocmulgee River, on die i/ib Deceitib Jiiril the 19th, inclusive. Those ol the 7th Difttifl.ori the 2‘ft c December until die 23!, inclusive, Those ol the 8;h Diltrif-l, on ti e ol December until the 28th, inclusive. Those of the pth Diftnfl, on the cgd December until the 30th, inclusive. Those cl the iqtl) Diiliibl, on Hie 311! December until the iff January, 1808, me lufive, Those of the 13'h Ditlrict, on the 2 January until tnc .jtli, inclusive. ‘i iiofe of the soih Dillritt, or, the 5 ; ! January until the 6th inclusive. Those of the cud DiflriH, on the jih January until the b>;b, inclusive. Thole of the uph D.Unt', cn the 90 : January until the jaili, inclulive. i Those of tire 25’h Ditltiil, on tlie 131 L January until the /41 ’;, inclusive. rhofeof the a3'da Dillsicl, on the 15th January uut.il die x6th, inclusive. BALDWIN. These cf the 7th Dilinfi, 01 the xß’d. January until the 21st, inclusive. Those of the dili Dulrifcf, on the 22d January nntil the 23d, inclusive. Those ol :he inn Ddtritf, on the 25th Januaty until the 26 h, inclusive. Thole ol the 121 b Diiiriß, on the 27th January until tl e aßrii t inclusive. Those of Ihe tytli D.llrtH, on the 29th January until the ill February, inclusive. Thole of the 18th Diftrifi), on the 2J February until the ,s*h, inclulive. Thole of the 19th DilltiU. on th* btr. Febru-ry until the Bth, inclusive. Those of the 201 b DrilriO, on the 9th February until the 1 sth, inclusive. Tliofe ol the 15th Dillrict, on the 16th February until the ryth, inclusive. Thole of the j.jth Dillrict, on the 18th February until the igrii, inclusive. Those of the 10th Dillrict. on the 20th February until the 22 I, inclusive. Those of the gth Di.lliict, on the 23d February until the inclusive. Those ol the 6th District, on the 23th February until the 26th, inclusive. TERMS OF SALE, Oi the purchasers bonds ivith ap j proved personal fecurii/ will pe rfew quired for the amount of the purchase money, to be paid in four equal an nual inftalments, in gold or filver— the firfl payment twelve months after date. REDDICK SIMMS, OBADiAH ECHOLS. FRANCIS FLOURNOY, Commissioners. MiHedgeville, 26th Sept 1807. (64) POLITICS FOR FARMERS AND MECHANICS. PROPOSALS res. PUBLISHING, By WILLIAM DU AM'., No. 10 6 Market-street. Pinladelp’i 1 a. Two Editions of POLITICS FOR FARMERS and MECHANICS: Corrected and Enlarged. One edition (hall be printed on fuper fine paper and delivered in boards at cents if 300 arc fuberibed for, at 60 cents if tcoo, at go cents if coco copies; if rc qu red to be byund, 2 g cents additional. The other fijdll be a cheap edition, in the pamphlet form—-and the price shall be pro portioned to then umber fubferibed for ; 25 cents a copy for any number under icoo, and co cents for any number above 2000; 1,5 cents lor any number above 3000 and the ufua! allowance to bcokfellers. Book fellers, Printers and country Store keepers throughout the United States, ars desired to forward to the Aurora Editor, as soon as possible, the number or each edi tion they will fubfenbe for. Subscriptions lor the citv and r.eighbcr hood, received at Duane’s Market.flreet. Both editions shall be put to press, as soon as a fufficicnt number of fubfciiber* to citiier edition is procured to pay the ex* pence for printing. Dijjereni reviews of this Work. 1 he Northampton Farmer, a republican paper lay;— We leei particular gratification, that tfift ivJiL r of the Aurora in confcquence c: the prefling fe-hcitatioi s from difFcrerts parts t f the union, intends to pubhfh t!;t? Politics lor Farmers and Mechanics, in ths pamphlet lornr. \Vhen th'9 is done, every aimer will be enabled (and no one ought > negleft it..)- to procure a copy of this v;- .u-ibJe and htgfPy iritereffing From Langs Royal Gazette, published in New-York. ” The late3.trocious and piratical decree ot BonapAic is a complete comment 03 the writings of Duar.e, for lo me lime pail, particularly oh tliofe accursed pieces ent: 1 ‘Cd I ilittea for Farmers* 5 The Acr?- ican that would now presume to deny hat this man is an ager c of the tyrant of France, buglit to he held up as an objeJl ct jCireral iulpicion.—The finking coinci dence between this outrageous attack upon ■he very v;ta!s o! our country, and the poiiunous doblriues or tbs Aurora in ore paring the preponderating imeicft, Abe 3- grtcuTturalifisj ot the United Slater, toe fftcir Lr vile reception, is too obvious to ctcap? t!,o tr.cfl unthinking. It cannot now be dented lira*, there was 3 preconcert.. | ed plan bfelwren Duane and his Ga’ic mas iters to prepare the public r.ittd cf this country 10 Swallow without a rummer, this leleterous pill ; this direti flab at cur high eH imereft. It Congrtfs does not show tiecoming spirit on tids occasion, tltcn in deed have the execrable agents of Napoleon hut too fatally fuccceded, :n fcattcizng i’js fire brands of diffention and luring ns mra their ieii Inares. It would leem that tfis Aurora forefaw, or rather was foretold o? these prefect alarming meafurti of th Em pet or of France agatrtll this country; 4 puto keep dawn our spirit, aud lay pros trate, our energies, be Las ior force time paftb.cn feduloufiy and wickedly employ ed in making the larmers led hofiiiny to their brethreti of the cities ; firiving t> persuade them that their interests were dis rin£f Irom tlielcj ot rite merchants; as if what deeply affcTed the one, did not c;- retlly injury the other.” {JTT Printers cf republican newspapers. throughout the union, ate requelled to io- Ifrt tilde propclals, and receive fubfe/ip tions ; those who adveflife shall receive copies oi the pamphlet in payment. Chapmen who travel with books, or other goods, shall be Icrriiflied ou good terms. Philadelphia, March 27, 1807. (yf* Subscriptions for the above Work are received at the Office of the Public In. mUGENCEII. TO RENT, A STORE with a good CELLAR, cn. the Bay. 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