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Cast of the United fltstat' aeheonrt Alligator, end the Pertegue* ship Mariana Flora. M'os/ijupffon J*ly i —It would apprtr by the following paragraph copied Irom • Boiton piper, Hut the Portuguese Con aul-Gcucral has transmitted to lu« govern ntent a statement uf the above cue, grouty libelling the character of the U. .States* oflicei a and men who had charge ut the Mariana Flora, to conduct her n ut the Mariana Mora, to conduct Her tq me u. tl.« I'mtnl SIMM, mil highly iixultinr 11 »<•'“M'p'y i<»<*»n r,mrrty. «nd j I ••Mil M •itHE.1 I I k.liA. ....I the feeling* and national character of this »( public. The urbunityof out ofli eraand (teamen is proverbial, their generosity ol feeling toward! their prisoner* predmni Date over every other passion. During the late war, our men often risked their lives, after the enemy's ship had snrren tiered, performed the most philanthropic *t d generous acta; and in one instance, in endeavouring to save the crew of the British ship Peacock, three of them pe malted, with nine of the enemy, in endea vouring to saw the crew from their sink log vessel. Public thanks in the papers ( have been rendered by British seamen • after capture tor the kind treatment they received at the hands of our men. It is not such a statement, then, of an interest ed foreign agent that can sully the national character of our navy, when tlio te>timo ny of the crews^of the late enemy during the war, in innumerable instances is so decided and flattering. But if any thing could have justified m tyrannical treatment,” at the hands of Americana, it was the shameful stratagem that the Portuguese ship, Mariana Flora, •mployed to get our schooner, which was f a mere “cock boat**compared to her an tagonist, under her guns. All the testi mony concurs on this head : the Mariana Flora hove to, with a signal of distress fly ing at halt mast, before her hull was visible to our schooner. This decoy brought up the Alligator, who rejoiced at the pros pect of administering to the relief of a •hip in distress ; under the guns of the Mai tana Flora, and whilst every heart veaptbidt d to these sentiments, they were teceived by a heavy cannonade, which was continued for upwards of an hour. Captain Stockton, the commander of the Alligator, at length with difficulty go. alongside, and boaided this suspicious vessel after many previous attempts to silence her fire by manifesting the national character of his vessel, a courtesy the Mariana Flora did not reciprocate. Uo der these doubtful circumstances, Cap tain Stocktoo very justly determined to ieiul her home for adjudication : her out rage. on our flag merited a retribution which the humanity of Capt. Stockton for bjtde. By the law of nations he would haw been jus-ified in returning her fire which would have sent her to the bottom, b».t he benevolently preferred sending her to the United States for an examination into her true character { and she was libelled accordingly. The opinion of the ftourt is truly singular, damageshavo been rendered against Capt. S. tor £24,000 ; but as lie was in the regular discharge of his duty, and in the prosecution of his voyage agreeable to his instructions, there can be but little doubt that the decree will bo reversed, or, at all events. Congress, in the end, will grant him that relief which may exonerate him from further responsi bihty. Captain Stockton’s reputation, as an honorable, intelligent and energetic officer, stands too high to permit the purity of his motives to be questioned for a mo ment. The suspicious circumstances at tending the capture of the Mariana Flora, and her outrage on the American flag, •was a sufficient vindication for her deten tion, if not condemnation. We wish to cherish a good understand ing with all the world, but the tone of the Portuguese Consul-General is not ealeu fated to produce such a result. The me Dices and threats of the Abbe Correa, as Portuguese Minister, in a letter dated sumetime about the close of 1816, on the an ij-qf of privateer warfare, in which we had no part is yet fresh in the remem brance of our citizens ; the chief magis trate was, in that communication, told lie had not authority to do what was light ; a i d the usual forms of diplomacy and of ficial decorum weie violated in directly advening to the legislative branch instead of die executive, to whom he was only of ficially known. The conduct of Portugal during our war with Great-Britain, was far from being neutral : her impotence «t Fayal, among other instances, in permitting a British fleet to attack the Armstrong, privateer, commanded by the brave Heed, will n>»t be forgotten: And yet her official author ities have dared to reflect on our national character; that she has received " barba rous and tyrannical treatment” at our bands, A Boston paper of the 9th of May, con tains the official letter of the Portuguese consul detailing the capture of the Ma rianna Flora, by the United States sc hr. Alligator in December las*, alluded to a- hove, in whicn is introduced the following offensive paragraph: “ On the day when the trial was to have taken place, the United States Attorney requested a suspension of the proceedings, as he wished to make a proposal in con sequence ol having received instructions from the President of the United States to facilitate the departure ol the vesel ; he offered to withdraw the libel and re •tore the property, if all claims lor dama ges should be relinquished protesting that he should use every effort to procure condemnation if the proposition were not accepted. Thus endeavoring fq terrify the captain into the acceptance of a proposal which would have been only abominable by reason of the losses that would have .ensued to the parties interested, but dero gator} to ihe national character on ac count of the insult and tyranical treat• •Kent which the crew had sufcned.” • [Portugese official account. Our president tf.e head of Ihe ration, is here represented as endeavoring to " ter rify” a poor Portuguese captain to bring to his own purpose This is just on a par with t'orrea’a indecorous, if not impudent note to the executive, spoken of above; better manners and less freedom with the character of • friendly nation, wi,| in jus tice become the consular agents of For. tug*!, or it may be necessary for the U. require a consul general better versed it not in the forms of diplomacy, of decency, and res|»ect to the government near which he has the honor to reside. Wash. City Gat. Erratum —In the original article at the head of the aec< nd column, Inner form, on Thursday, the particle “it” is omitted in the third line from ihe bottom. The Sentence should read thus—“there are some rtmk weeds to be cut down, and even if it for a time loosen our own roots, it must be done.” &c. COMMERCIAL. Prices Current at Darien -fitly 11. Rice, per 100 lbs. £2 75 a 3 UU; Corn, per puthei, 95 a 1 1; Flour, 8 00a 9; Cotton, Sea- Island, ber lb. 22 a 30 ; Ditto, upland, 11a 15. (Bv ihe Steam Ship at Charleston.) “ JWit- Orleans, June 27—The only alteration in our market, Since our last, is in the price of Flour: sweet cannot be had under £4to-day ,- sour 24 sales. Fork and Lard are getting very scarce, in fact there is none in market for sale. Freights are getting higher every day 5 £16 has been given for tobacco to N York, and 2 cents for cotton. No news here—business quite dull, two thirds of our population having left us." u New Orleans, Juno 27—The unfavorable ac counts from Europe and the Atlantic States, have produced a considerable depression in our market, but not sufficiently so to hold out much encouragement to shippers. Cotton for which 22 cents have been refused, may now be had at 18j, but even this istoo high. Tennessee may be quoted at 9 a 12 els. Tobacco is worth about as much here as at the North, say 2 a 4| cents. Whiskey has taken a sudden start, and wdlfetch 30 cents—we doubt if it falls again. Flour £3$. Good Sugar could not be selected in town un der £1U* or 11. The prospects for the next crop of this article are unfavorable; we do not believe it will be greater than that of last year. We enclose you a.statement of imports and ex ports since the 1st October. Of the small nunv ber of vessels which you will perceive advertis ed, there is not a single one that is not nearly loaded, having nothing in port to take away the produce. Exchange on the North 1 a 2 per cent, advance. Freights to Liverpool l£d for Cotton, and Coastwise 2 els per lb." From the New (meant Commercial Report of the 22d ult. The business of this week lias been, of course, quite limited, as the same causes which have for some weeks past depressed the market, still exist. The inferior qualities of Cotton have, as we are informed, declined a little farther ; but the very bett quality, which has become scarce, is still held as high as 18 a 19, some few bales <>f such as is claestd as first quality, have Itowever, gone a cent or more lower. Tobac* . co, which had very little room for decline, has perhaps sold better than for some weeks pre vious 5 44 was given for a lot of vcy choice F qual. and one or two parcels of the same brought 4—our quotations, we believe, g^ve a correct view of the general run of actual sales. Flour hasfiut improved, although the exports of this week exceed the arrivals. Statement of Cotton, Sep!. 30, 1821.— Stock on hand of last season, 1697 bales. Imported the week ending June 22, 1090; previously, this season, 15691*2—Total 159699. Exported the week ending 22d June, 4448; previously, this season, 125394—Total 129842. In the presses and on shipboard, 298S7. Statement qf Tobacco, Sept! 30, 1821—Stock on hand of last season, 795 hhds. Imported the week ending June 22, 209 : previously, this season, 13355—Total 24845. In the warehouses and un shipboard 17089. Courier, Pricti Current :it Havana, July 1. Trtfportt—Flour, Phdad.and Balt, per bbl £15 a 16; Beef, Boston No 1, 8a 9; Pork 15; But ter yellow 25; Lard white 21 a 22; Candles tallow 16 a 18 j Sperm do 37 a 38 ; Mams small 18 k 20; Soap Am. yellow 24; Castile' do 18; Rice 4 a 44 ; Jerked Beef 9 a 10 ; Tallow 16 a 18 ; Codfish in hhds 4 a 4J ; do in boxes 3$ to 4; Beans while 4 a 5; Cheese 12 to 14; Onions none; Potatoes lj a 2; Boards 29 a 22; Scant lings 3 by 4 and 4 by 4, 26 a 28 ; Shooks with heading 10 rials; (loops, N York 35 ; Nails for sugar boxes 8 a 9 ; Iron flat 2 in. by 3 8, round, 1 in diam. square, l in 4| a 5 ; Gunpowder 30 a 32 ; Tea 16 a 18 rials; Russia sheeting 16; do Canvass 23 #25 ; Nankins, long, white and yel low 1; Wine Bordeaux 36 a 38 j Catalonia 50 a 55. Exports^Sugar assorted 7 a 11 to 8 a 12; Brown 6 a 7; White 12 a 14 ; Muscovado 8 a 9; Molasses 4$ a 5; Money 2j ; Coffee £19 a 23 ; triage 15 a 16. Exchange on London, 60 days, 12 to 14 per cent prem ; on Cadiz 10 to 12; on Paris 4 a 5; United States par. No vessels to be had in port. Havana, July 2.—Muscovado Sugar £4 Brown 3 to 3J ; White 7 a 74 ; Coffee 22 to 23 Molasses 5 rials ; Uicc £4 to 44 ; Flour £15 to; 154 ; turd 20. Havana, July 5.—Exchange on England 15 a (6 per cent prem. Sugars 711 a 7 114, but many ofthe Planters will not sell at these pri ces, expecting an advance. Ib. Markets at St. Thomas, 8th alt. Coffee in demand :*t 23 cts ; Muscovado Su g.ir very dull at £5 a 5 50; Rum Antigua 25cfs Rio vie la Macha Wood 100; Fustic 23; Mahog any 10 a 12 t Hides 14. Extract of a letter ddted Vera Crux, May 21, to a Commercial House in Charleston. I avail myacifof the saihngof the Amiable Tereza for Havana, to inform you that there has been no change in the commercial relation* of this place since my last, except a duty laid by the commander ofthe Castle of St. John de Ulna, ol £8 per ton on #11 foreign vvsgel* arriv ing. M . Heilly arrived here yesterday from Mexico, but brings nothing new. ARRIVED, Ship lady Gallatin, Harris, Milford Haven,33 diva, with a full cargo of aalt, crockery, Uc. to Hall U lloyt, owners. xnHtvAra mom r«l» eoni*- At Darien, llth inst. ach Thorn, Vcrnard, 5 days ; sloop Albert, Egery, do. At Providence, 1st inst. brig Rolls, Harring ton. At Boston, 1st inst. sell LeamJer, Baker, 10 days. At Havana, 24th ult. sch Opposition, Marti- nelli, 16 days. At N York, 2d inst. ship Cotton Plant, Fash, 6 days. 3d inst. sloop Resolution, Brown, 6. At New Bedford, sloop Good Intent, Allen, 9 days. At Liverpool, May 22, ships Mary Ann, Win- nemorc, and Hasselas, Jackson. The ship Commerce, Gardner, sailed from Salem for this port on the 27th ult. The ach Margaret, from Bath for fhi* port, was spoke on the 29lh ult. in 1st 38, Ion 74. CHARLESTON, July W-ArrWed, *tram- ship Robert Pulton, Barnard, New Orleans, 11 dsvs, snd 4 from Havana. I .eft at Havana the U S.ship of war Hornet, Cap* Henley. Spoke off the Moro, the U. 8 schf Shark. The S. had detained the day before a suspicious boat w ith 8 blacks on board, and sent her into Havana. She also bad 11 prisoner* on board. Cleared, ship Atticus, Westoott, Liverpool. FROM OUR OOIXRV.Sf ONbENT, Office of the Charleston Conner ? July 11—A'oo#. > Arrived, schs Pbcsbe, Luther. St Jsgo de Cu ba, 11 days; Margaret Ann, Bodfisli, Augustine, 32 hours. NORFOLK, July 3—Anchored in Hampton Roads Inst evening, brig Margaret Wright, Rooke, Liverpool, 51 days. BALTIMORE, July 3-Arrived, sell# Exper iment, Baker, Cape Haytien, 9 days ; Express, Chaytor, St. Jnfco de Cuba, 13. PHILADELPHIA, July 3—Arrived, ship Amandu, Livingston, Matanzas; brig Juincs Murdock, Savin, St Jagoj schs Amity, Smith, Angostura ; Eagle, Kmg, St. Barts ; Baltimore, Rhea, Pernambuco, 31. Chared, ship Dorothea, Clunie, Canton ; Dr brig Sisters, Dobie, Havre; brig Swan, Graves, N Orleans; sch Torrt,*Cr»vcn,ft, Cwracoa. July 4—Arrived, brigs Sarah,fllackislon, St. Eustatia ; Florenzo, Kitsnn, N Orleans. Cleared, ship Sachem, Fennell, Amsterdam. NKW-YORK, July 2-Arrived, ship Eliza Jane, Burger, Havana, 12 <iuvj» brigs Funny, Packard, N Orleans, 17 ; llelicoti, Dayton, Mu- tan zas, 12. Cleured, brig Aspaaia, Everitt, Gibraltar, The new ship Howard, lloldridgc, for OoWcs and Havre, went to seu on Sunday. July 3—Arrived, brigs Nancy, Matthew, Hit. ana, 9 days; Robert Read, Smith, St Salvador, Jl ; sch Lovely Hope, Hely, Havana, 10, Cleared, ship Empr *ss, Sinclair, Charleston ; brigs Constitution, Klockgcter, Bremen ; Pa triot, Fairchdd, Lisbon and a market. BOSTON, July 1.—Arrived, BUr Maine, Bug- non; Charleston. Brig Hazard, Gerrish, Ncw-Orlcans, 27 days. Brig Jane, Dickenson, Kcw-Orleans, 24 days. 23d 1st 39, 38, Ion 74, fell in wit!; the wreck of sohr Gold Pheasant, Wheeler, from Philadel phia, for Havana, having been capsized the night previous in u heavy squull; took off the —lptain and crew. * ,* The undersized lias ap- poin'ed Mr JohnI’nlchanUiis.agent during liis absence- Elegant Saddlery and Harness Manufactory R ichard m-kknzib, beg. le... io inform his friends and the public, that lie has re moved his'Saddle, Harness and Patent Leather Trunk Manufactory from Philadelphia to the corner of Broadway and Wall-street, New-York, where he lias for sale, every article of superior quality in the above line. All orders carefully attended to. In addition, K. M‘K. will be regu larly supplied with Saddles and Bridles from hi# correspondent in London, june 3 6w July 13 A. L. MOLYNKUX. 4 COHN, a prime quality for sale by juV 13 It. £# J. HABERSHAM. FLOUlt. ffUlTV Bis. Flour for sal? by j. B. HERBERT & CO. July 13 tlZA MOKUlaOtf, P Dons ‘Hie, rnukr, it»nl sail on Sunday next. For passage onlv.having sen mmudatfoo* for a few in the st> -rage and eahm, apply to the master on board at Johnston U IMU* wharf. July 11 » For Liverpool, The fine new brif FLORIDA, Captain Duvall, i> daily expected, and will be dispatch ed without delay. For freight apply to JOHN LATtIUOP A CO. j"'y n p 4L Passage lor Liverpool. 4: The British brig LADY KORKU I WILLIAMS, Henry Evant, nailer, will sail for the above port Uthproxl mo lias good accommodations for a fow pus sengcra, on reasonable terms Apply on board, at Williamson's w harf, to Captain Evans, or to JOHN It. REID iJ CO. june 28 (0“ During my ulisencc, Mr. J(>S. DELCllAMI'S will attend to my hurioohs, CHARLES DELCHAMI'S jiil v 9 r, Notice. V. HEATH und Messrs J. B. HER. T & CO will act ns our Attorneys during our absriioe. E. WILLIAMS U CO. Jtilv 9 t. . M n.j. V BERT Notice. A Man of good moral diameter, snd qualified to teucii the English Grammar, Writing and Arithmetic, wdl meet with encouragement io a healthy part of ihe couutrv, by early appli cation to the Post-Master of Tattnall county. July 9 p Notice. TACKING the absence of the subacriher, Mr JLF Samuel Clark will attend to Ilia business, and act as liia attorney with full powers. W. SCARBROUGH. June 20 lm|| Notice. I HAVE appointed Mr. Gconot Cettnra my Attorney during my absence from this city, lie will attend at my store, theoife recently oc cupied by the late firm of i’afl & Sibleys. UltKAY TAFT. ,t»'y - o , -SELLING AT COST. fiYHE subscribers wishing to dispose of the Jl. balance of their white and drub HEAVER HATS, will aell them at cost for cash. THOMAS DOWELL A CO. five doors north of Colonel Slu llmiut’s Mansion House. june 26 re Old Irish Whiskey, £\ Few domijona of pure wed flavored, old JTJV 5lli proof Irish Whiskey, for nub- by the subscriber, july 9 WM CHOTHEItS, Franicr's stores. Sl.ciilT's.AhJc*. «Wl?r ?'•* " r ’" » •*>■!!..' —H, Hv W 11 r hv * •* lh- Court House in the ▼ ▼ ulsavesnal^ between the hoars ,4 left •nd four uYlork, AU that 1.4 ,4 l*nA in the city of Savannah, known ») Hie number one O j It, hit., tyth.ng. Hellhole ward, containing mty u ,.\ m «^ >n % and ninety fret in depth, together uitlt tfot buildings thereon, mortgaged hy Pati.ck Man* ton to Andrew G, fienunei. and sold under a rule absolute the Superior Court of Uial* ham county. .. Ata * > .S£ Mlo * in * nc ID™‘ < . Ben, Morgan, llarry, dl, K ng, Nancy, Amey and !..•«), | n « vfo.l on aa the pr. .petty of George U. M dim, to satisfy on execution In favor of James Anderson. Also, a mulatto woman nanird IMtoehc, b vied oo as the property of David I'olnoW, deceased, to satisfy executions from a justice's court, Ua favor of lluvid A. Northrop, returned to me bf a constable. Also a negro man nnm<d Demho, levied on an the propert) u! Muik Ellehee, deceased, io *a- tisfy execution, foul a Ju»t ice's court, in favor ut Alien Dei-mark, returned to me by • Coasts*. blc. Also, buildings on lot number thirty-nine (39) ■■ - ■ Ward, botmdud south by llronglitoii street^ north bv a lane, east by lot No 38, west by Jot No 40, levied on a. the property of Mr*. Marin A . Pierce, to .Htisly elocution* from a justice'* court In favor of BeVI. I l.eon, Kcobuti New comb, and Strobar U tk mkler, returned to me by a constable. Also, a negro girl named Lucy, levied on aa die property of Tliotoa* 1). Porter, dure >sed, to satisfy an execution in favor of James M. por ter, for use of George Milium Also a mulatto woman named Jane, levied nt* S3 the propci tv of Availed How, at the suit if John Haupt and other*, returned by « constable, ABRAM D'LYON, see July 9 City Sheriffs Sulos. Vn theJSrst 'I'unduy in Anyust next, lIKTlLli bM*»hl in front of the Court llntfftrs f Y between the usual litiuraoi lOuud Sn'clk by virtue of mnthy executions to me directed, ail the undlvlfleJ fourth part of that lot known in the plan ofthe city uf Savannah ss lot Nr» twenty-one (21) and buildings, hounded north by St Julian Afreet, eouth by UongreM stiver, east by ^avt Broad street, west by lot No 22, levied on ms the property uf Abivl H. Hweigh* offer, to satisfy an execution in favor of William loot*. Aho, sundry article* of household furniture, levied on an the property nl' busiui Wi|s»n, tp satisfy an execution lot rent, jn favor of Peter tilikck. Aho, one grey mkre, levied on s* the pro* party of Edward Mount, to aatisiy an execution for relit, in.favor of J. Vollaiou. Also, sundry aitides nMioiisehotd furniture, levied on ns th«j property of Mix Fan field, to sa tisfy an execution for rent, in favor of Cliarlee II. Via) Jen. Also, all the Printing Materials of Job Print ing Oflicc, levied on as the prupvaty of Henry* P. Russell, to autisly an execution In fkvor of Henry King. ABRAHAM 1 D'LYON, o * July 9 A Situation Wanted. Young Woman wiuhesa Nituatiuti In are- spent abIn family going to the North, and would bo willing to return in the tall. A hue addressed to M. C. and lull at this nlRce, will bo attended to. igjUL llills on Charleston und Now- York. T short sight, for sale by A. L. MOLINF.UX. june 2t DRAFTS A T short sight, on Baltimore and Pliiladch phia—for sale by WILLIAM JENNEH. june 29 SALT. Bushels Liverpool Ground Salt, landing from *hip Lady Galla tin, and for aale by HALL (J HOYT. july 13 Sheriff's Suk. W (in the frit Tuesday in August next, ILL be sold at the court bouse in the city of Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 4 o’clock, All that lot of Land in the city of Savnnnah, known by the number eight (8) first |ything, Anson ward, sixty feet by ninety, w ith the buildings thereon, sold under a decree obtained in Hie lion. Superior Court ot Chatham county, aa the property of John Spcakinun, deceased. ABRAHAM D’LYON, see july 13 Sheriff’s Sule. On the First Tuesday in August next t WILL b* sold, at the fSourt Houav, in the v ▼ Town of Jefferson, Cam.leu County, be- tween the hours often and four o’clock of that day ; one tract of land lying on Little Satilla vver, called the Looms' tract, containing 207 acres. • ffoo. One tract on the same rhrrr, togelW with the improvementt thereon, wiirte .lame* O. Dllworth resides, containing 300, Also, one tract of land on the big branch of ihe said river, containing 1U0 acres. Also, one tract on White Oak, called the Gum Pond, containing 70 acres. Levied on aa the property of Jamc* C. Dll worth, to satisfy an Execution in favour of Meigs U Reed, and others. GEORGE LONG, t>. s. c. c. Jefferson, July 1st, 1822. july 13 . f ET* A tew cabin and steerage Passengers can be accommodated with passage* to New-York, in tim fast tailing Pilot Boat AN- NA MARIA, whidfi will positively sail on .5'u«. day next, 14M inst. with or without passengers. Apply to N. U. SISSON. July'll e* For Sal cm A Tract of LAND eontniniinl 250 seres, in /V Early county, Nos. 12 and 14 Districts.^ Terms cash or goods. PETER HYNES, july 11 u Notice. C ALVIN BAKF.R, Esq. is duly authorized to apt aa our attoroey. T. S. LUI IIEU, • 6, H. riSKti. july It « Ten Thousand Dollars, O R any part thereof, will bo loaned until 1st December next, on a pledge uf Stock of either ofthe Banks of'tin 1 State ofGeorgia Ap. ply to GEORGE SUIII.KY, july 2 No 1, Commerce Row Drafts on New-York, jg^T 30 days sglit, sod on PluUdelphia it i five. For sale by j'.ly 6 JOSHUA MILNR. Mackerel. I bis Mackerel, No 3 For sale by JAMES CONROY, june 22 Andora -n't wharf. l’luntcrs’ Rank. N OTICE.—On and afrt-r this day, this Bank wdl be closed «r I o’clock. JOHN F. LLOYD, Cash’r protem. inly U p | Coffee, Whiskey, Sugar, Hjc. <VE\ hhds and 3U burs prime Green Coffke Uvl/ 50 hhds & 10U bln Philad Rye Whiakey 7D bis Ht Croix Sugar 10 boxes Pmiclioii Tea 2 cases Lacquered Tea Caddies, containing Gun Powdor and Y’oung Hyson 150 kegx Nitre llall <'iiti|«>wdi r 4000 bushel* Cm n, in bulk and 10 pipes (,‘ngnac Brandy 4 qr casks Port Wino 3 do do LP Madein 3 do do 8lclly 16 Ids Apple Hiandy 50 denigvhus Gin E -j* 200 pieces 42 in. Cotton Bagging 40 tons asaorted Swedes (run 30 boxes and half bo xei Mag rath's Soap For sklc by NICHOLAS It NEFF. june 14 ulk and ••'y i O l ha do [ doj bugs Superior quality New Sununir Goods. 11V tlio »l,ip limtm j.i.t .rrivrS ftom U- 11 verpuol, the subscribers have received a variety of seasonable ifrUeles, which, with those recently receded from England, make their a*.- sorlment ot DRY GOODS, More general and extensive than usual, and will be sold at a moderate erfourte* and lent cre>ht for undoubted paper. ANDREW LOW U CO. ALSO- 4r Ciates of Crockery.Ware and casks T«a China ’ London Porter in pint and quart bottles Ubki oiuOanra, Uc »«»S0 3m TO CAPITA1.I8TS. A VERY superiur Hu-ani Saw Mill has been reCent I v erecied III the vlcllil'v ofthe CYL'A OF OAIOL.V, asdic must eligible situation for a hua'uu'ss or the kind on the Atlantic »hnrt-a of the United States. Possessing all the advantages of an in- exlnuoitildc supply uf Ovr fiot nl yellow pitch Finn and Cypress 'limber, built un a flue oluff* with thirteen Icet water close to it, and a natural cove for the reception of logs. The promml owners not having it in their power to bestow that attention to it which a concern of such magnitude requires, a*e d« sir- ouaof Kiting the whole, or a part of their inter est Jn it, sod now tffier it for sale at a very loir valuation, and much h-sx than such nttructur* could be completed for. There has just been added to it a very supe rior Rut Pounding .Machine, capable of dis charging at least 50 ticrcca nf clean rice per day i ami a Corn.Mill, all set in inotiotwby tins same engin*. The baw.Mnt is upon a new principle, by the late renowned Civil Engineer, Mr. REN NIE of London, wlto avid out one of Ida best workmen to superintend its erection It can now cut with 48 saw*, and ink) be made todrivO twice that number.* The 8ii um Engine is parhaps the best its the United Status, made by Messrs. HOL TON U WA IT, of Bohn, near B rUHngbain ; sml erected under the insneotion ol tlirir hrat fore man, sent nut expressly foi that iiuipear. A wnndarfhl rtpence ia saved in tuel, as this -_W*dust iVom the pitch-pine ia !uund to answer IfttiMfcd of fire-wood, und Is oarried to thm mouth of the IViruacc from the pit by elevators now in use. The Rice Maoldne isslso on a new principle and found by experience to answer better than aoy yet in use. The quickness and regularity ofthe movement, producing It of a superior brightness without breaking the grain The mill is situated on a line Creek, called Cat Head, on a branch of the Altamaha Kivriy and only almut half a mile from Darien. Sea Vessels, whose dtaught of water enable* them to go to the wharf at Darien, can load at the Mill, only a short distance off, with great facility j aa an encllned plane Bvmthc mill, will enable them io receive the lumber into their bow ports, almost without expencc: and tins mill as no* in operation, can furnish 40 M. feet ol plank per day, which may be inercaaed if loundneccWyi Hie power being amply auftU eicrit, The lumber sam from this rstahlishment sine* it w «nt into operation haa been allo#et' to b* superior in quality and regularity in sawing. . The commissioners of the Navy ult he Uni ted State* have approve* of the ship planks^ furnished from it, amt It ia higher pvobMMe wtH give It a prefoifnca in future contracts. It has alsu been aeon and justly admired ir» New-York . nd Philadelphia. *. The prospect of a renewed intercourse with the lintish West India Islands, venders this establishment a desirable mode or investment— oilers, in that case, havfog been made IVotm JAMAICA ALONE, for aboutlmUof all the pro* duco nt the saw-mtlh The present owner* have no objection to eon- tinue interested In it to a certain exl» nt, but their other svoeationa preclude their pastoral attention to it. e For terma and other particular*, apply per. WwiHlfe +■ •* Bavattna^ try N. B. If not disposed of aooo, the mJR, with all »ta privileges, will be rented lor a ten* of years. •*« may 1.1. Classical amt Lngliah SchofiL T HE subscriber has removed his ftcliool to the room under Nofommi's Lodge, near tho old Presbyterian Church, where he can receive a few additional Scholars, . For term* apply at the School, nr at Mcuis Ocoffer U Paewy's, Broughton street. . houbv MSCOONocix. . -♦ A