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GEORGIAN.
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(ha anivil u( ihe
8VVANNAH:
*1 Ilf USD AY MORNING, OCT. 34, 182?
TtratM.—'By* Wr. Adams's Work on the rob
•cWouni’r Co* ject (it the Treaty el Ghent, ha* been
met, Csf/Uiti Campbell, et Charter published at Washiugnm in an octa
ton, on Sunday, a confirmation hi volume of t3G page* 4t embrace*
the taking of the pirates by the IJ. S.. all tt»r lineaments and Letters, which
•loot* of war Be*cock, Capt. Ciiasin, relate to the controversy between
has been received, The number nt Mr. Adnma and Mr, lluisett, a-'d an
Ujr No nmd Iwrt night-
*• lutotight,*' shall h»veTa plica*
HOARD OF HEALTH.
Sava«ka*i, Oct. 11
Ttie !l<cretary of the Hoard ol Health i*
"tinable to present the public with report*
from all the \Vards. Four of them rev/.in
unrepresented—*nd a* It way confidently
txpcckd that tl»e respective eoinntlUee*
of Washmg’on, Atisoti, Brown anil Colum*
bisWard* would have qonttuucd lliclr ei*
tlqns, he rcgrrtslhe deficiency lias occur
red si a tim? when their Ubora have been
almost completed.
Anson Ward, not report'd.
Brown, do.
•Columbia, do.
‘Darby, no esse.
Becker, 1 Remittent, 1 Intermittent,
Fibert, no case.
Old Franklin, 1 Remittent.
. New Franklin, l Remittent, 1 Intermit'
%ant.
Greene, I Remittent, f Intermit lent.
llcathcote. \ Intermittent.
Jackson, I Urqtiiffiit.
Liberty, l Uemlt*nt, 1 InteiW’Vwit, .
Oglethorpe, f/Uamiltcnt# 14 intermit*
%|nt.
•Pcrclval, Iflemiltetit, 1 Intermittent.
'Keynolri* 1 Remittent, 1 Intermittent.
Washing! «»n, not reported.
‘Wsiren, 1 Intermittent, 1 Worm fever.
Tottd -13 rases Remittent, 24 Intermit-
id, and 1 Worm case.
From the Mill to the 2Qth, inclusive, IS
deaths—residents 5, nonMctideliu 10, 4 of
which are from the Hospital.
JOHN StlF.Ll.MAN, Chairman.
t.C. Hanr.RsiuM, bcc’rj Bcaid ot Health.
/L*Mrry — The l‘iuine J i Hank of thiici*
ty waa entered on Friday nijht lust by Rome
Villain, who lUticcded in obtaining about
jane hundred and twenty *fivtt d»Ilut«, Tin
jobbery it supposed tu have been commit
tccHtt an early hour of the evening, before,
the watch waa aul, by means of false keys,
*s no traces of violence appeared* The
pc petrator must llavo proceeded with
much deliberation, and hav# used a candle,
sumo of llie melted tulluw lleiig duQovetu
bleon the ttoor, stulull the druweis being
wipened slid rilled. The vsult was not a'.*
twiopted.
Tly mail yesterday moinnfg, we received
2Nrw*York papers and (dips to the Uth mat.
und by the brig Signal to the Uth and Uth,
■the same dtUaiis removed in $harlellou.
By the schounoi Lovely Res nh, arrived
late last night, we received Charleston pa*
puis of Tuesday morning.
■ ,m
On Monday morning lust the i fibers'
quarters si Fo t Moult its, uu Sullivan's 1st*
-land were destroyed by-fire.
The fate S.ouwi.—The late hurricane in Its
H^ourau has been marked whh devastation,
'though not so alarming (.ot s.) fatal w at
^Charleston and Georgetown, yet of a nutme
wuflbicnlly distressing. At Fayetteville,
N.C. houses were unroofed and blown
alown, and trees and fences levelled with
Ntlie earth. At Milton, N. C, like effects
tfuUn\yed—and the river on the succeeding
•alsy, rose more than ten feet, The storm
• *t IMbbnrougb, N. C. was more violent
Than ever remembered—the destruction in
orchards and timber in the neighborhood
was excessively'(fecal. At Halclglt N. C
the gale wus stfVtre* ami tho roada render,
^d impassable by lolled trees, Un, Be*
Tween Raleigh ami Fayetteville, the mull
as’.uge was unable to travel, and the pasaciy*
4^;ra and mail were carried on horscbaHk.
Nearly one half of the trees between Uv
Teigh »tul F.yctt.vllle are uippim- vl to be
flicntor prostrated. M Non-York, on tb,
’JSlIi hut. C' h 'tit mails were duo from
Vlurlciton and Savannah.
The >hlp Spartan, vihlih vexiet tarried
#uout General Dearborn, our Mitii.iur to Pin-
♦ arrlveil at Huston oo the 1st' inatf.-
Ulo nl tavoiably novivcil .1 I!io jPofttl
„oeie cotiri. anti immeiliately {irocceded to
Cintra. Ihiblio tranquility In I'ortURal re-
onwned undmnrbe.l, wot an eepetlitlon
«u fitting om for the purpose of rettoiing
the old order of thinga io Uruail.
in'.lie.I vn.eli nhich ttuckid II.
U. M. echr. Speedwell ».« nix, .nil
nut live a. beloie •Utnl. The Speed-
wrll «... ..Imre; ootl wmilil unilouhl-
dlv have been captured but for the
mrival of the 1'eecock. Cnpl. (’.Min
.uccefil.il linall)> m c.pin. mg five of
•lie piritic.l aiilioonerv .ml ittntbj-
three men. Two of Hie uchnonera
wete.run auhnre mil burnt by (heir
crew*. Ono ot the Pu.cock’a pri/.i’S
*n carried into lln.nn. where alte
wh. iinniedtiitely recognized .. the
properly of n tncrchmt there. The
oilier tinve were vent to Ncw-Or
lea . with the pnmmei*.
It wa» reported in Il iven. th it an
embirgo tied been laid upon .11 A
■iicric.it veatiel. in Porto Kicu, in cuu-
vot|uence of the c.pluro ot (lie 1**1-
inyri or I'anchita.
NVilliom Allen, Andrew S. Rhode*,
O.niel J.cobaolin* DjiiiIuv ■ ' .nil
John Ignnliuv, nr Bpuniih John, were
.e.er.lly found guilty, »t the Chatlca-
ton Court id Sre.iun. for October
lerm.ef. toiedehiennor, in cicilini;
an iiiturrtcltiin among (he negioea in
i hut city during the l»«t tummer. Al
Ion w,« tenlrnced to pvy it fine of
81000 md tn»ulT"r.n tmprivmimenl
I IS tnunlir> Khotles to n fine of
8300 ami lo be iinpii.unrd 6 nnmtliv,
and the two Inter lo be imprisoned
three niimllia and tu be fined $|00
dollnrn each.
An exlrnct ol » letter from Hava
nit, dated 90) 0 tub r, pulilishrd in
die Clitilt'tlnn Cily (iaielle, a«y«-l
“We do not at pievent leel bold
enough to advise Ihe shipment of mtl.
ties iiomynur quailer Rice has liceh
sold last Week a< 83^. I.nitl anti)
llattis very dull. Fal ling, might do.
“ In all this mnnili we are pminised
to have a new tar ff "f duties, in which
the ncftinf ones aie considerably. di
niinislnilt their niaximum is nut to
exceed 3.-J per cent, on two thirds of
die curreni in.itkcl price. T,>e pow
er of making ourselves (In. tarilf, i. a
inlvilege lately grouted tu u» by the
Cuiles.”
Co«i*f of Enquiry on Com. Hull —
The diljiice nl Cuininndure Hull,
liel'nru Ihe Cuurt of Enquiry a
llnslun, was rend on Ihe 3d iust.nl
Kruin all accuiinti. it appeura to be a
moat tiinniphunt one. A correiptin
dent of the Chitilustuu Cu&rier suy«,
“The defence was rend by Mr. Hub
b.itl, the couesrl for Cap!. Hull, ft
occupied- twu boor., ui.d Hit) blush
monlled tin in.v cheek when V thought
(Imt lie who conquer'd lor htu couii
try in ti.teen minutes, should fi> d
wufthles. enemies, »t home, to en
giBc for two houi« !’’ The tnitei
adds—"Tho dofi'iice waa eaireindy
able, clear, aniL luminoua, ami satis
acliny n. became the ciisis-^>digni
firil and inutleal, as became the uocu-
snl. I assure you, upon my honour,
that in die course of twelse yonrs
praelice at tho bar, I never saw a cave
so destitute Wild ultcrly devoid ot
foundation nr proof e. this has been.”
Mow well rounded is Ihe charge III
peculation against Cunt. Hull, may
he judged Irotn the fact that his
whole real and pcriunal property, in
eluding his prize money for copiuring
the Uuerriere, his pay .ml emnlu
melds for 25 years of service, and all
hi* other resources, amount to frss
than eighteen thousand dollars, accor-
tn a schedule voluntarily furnished by
himself.
ttetlth •/ JbewT.i*,—One cate of yellow
fever was reported by thedoanlofltialth
on the 8lli (list, and one death—on pia 9ib,
•f.ve cases anil onp death-son the 18th, five
cases and inodes'll— on the itill, tivocw-
oet slid five d"oths-»'id on the 12th, one
case and fire dentils. Several families have
returned to tile tub cud ilivtnet, sod I Sc
-coos.queucchas bf cn os might have been
expected, in some ins'siicesfat.l. The llth
itist. was observed by the tbfierent religious
' aocielics as i» day ol fasting said prayer.
The Charleston CooviyrefTnesday state,
(list in .dilition io the fi.itilL> despatched by
the government ot Cuba, in pursuit of ttn
pimlraon the e ast, they Iwve ordered out
<U0 men to cmoperaieuu ibore. This look)
iskesluing soun-CUii.j.
Th* small p"» hat made Ra ap-dhaf time, to pay only 8 per cent, at#
peatanrr at Amsterdam, and about j rage, in lieu of all ulher charges.—
able discussiun id the question by the
Secretary.
Mr, Russell has declined being con-
sideied u candidate furs re-election
tu Congress from Massachusetts.
John Serjeant. Member of Congress
from the cily of Philadelphia, has de
termined lo declin. being considered
a candidate at the next election.
It is taid iheCmigrraa fiigateivfit-
ting out at Norfolk for a crui«o of
lour months under the command of
Capt. Riddle.
In the barque Sarah and I.noisa,
arrived at New York, from Madeira,
came passengers,the Portuguese Con
"ul Henr.ral tur Rot.on, anil Ilia Se
cretary.
Mr. Phillips and his pupil Miss
Davis are giving musical entertain
merits in Montreal-
The next legislature intVdiware
will be republican-^the House of lie
Dresenlativea lo ctnsiat of thirteen
democrats sod eight fed-r.listv, and
the Senate of five democrats ami four
ledcialista.
The quintitv of flour inspected at
Tliiltiniiiie, during the quarter ending
the 90lh Sept, wae 53,331 barrels and
R.59G half barrels of wheat flour—103G
hands rye flour.
Thr federalists of Philadelphia have
elect*d tin ir whole cily ticket, ami
twu members of ('ungre*. The tie
mocrats sueceeded in electing Iht'it
iRHembly ticket for the county, coun
ty commissioner, two auditors and a
member of Congress.
The fears entertained that a qua
rviitiue would be laid
upon
1‘Hapls
From T’lfpnrniso,—Capt. Riown
of die tvhulo ship Thomas, arrived ut
Edgartown, inlnriiia thut Ihe govern
ment ol 'Valparaiso conlinued in ea
sel a duly ol iwelve and a half cents
per Inn from American whalemen, and
fifty cents per ton from all American
merchantmen, which enter that port.
The intelligence relative to the dis
turbed stale of the Empire ol Mexico,
received by the way ol New Orleans,
ia confirmed in the'llavana p.pers id
die IS'Ii iiifct* The pi'rsnns declared
to lie unrsted by the Secretary of the
government, in cnmequenccof the re
cent conspiracy against the govern
ment, are
Deputies to the Cortes. — D.Tnaquin
OlMi gnn, Eipatlre Mier, Letlo D Car-
Im llustainame, El lllorotiel Otbeguso,
El'ex presidente Herrera, Tigle, F.t-
gnnga, Knrrrra, El coronel Gomez,
iichemqne, El coronel Teran, Uu tal
Anaeo.
.Military Otfieers.—Brigadier Par
rev,; Col. Villa Urtu'ia anil two bro
there, captains; Barrera, of the caval
ry, and bruiherol the deputy ; Cam-
ptllo, col. of artillery ; Cnijj, com-
mamlant of the 4lh regiment of caval
ry ; Herrera, cnminaiidaut of the cu-
lutim of grenadiers.
Citarns.—Kcgidor Ochnj, Ledp.
Berrera. 4>. Manuel Caneda, atwl 11
in 13 officer* ol llie “tth regiment, &.
kc.
The merrhants trading to"R;ihia have
petninned guvrrnnn et for a Tlri'Uh
ship ol war, to .hip . If the English re-
►ideiHe and their property, in the e-
v'ent ol its bccomieg necessary, on
iccouot ol the impending struggle for
independence in that ’pi ».ince. No
answer had been returned tu the ap
plication.
100 children, mo.lly of the loWeit
class, had fallen victims.
A society of Carbonari, ia said re
r.entlv to have been tR*c»*ered at
Pari*, with the object nf overturning
(he nitti g government, by foment
ing in.uoeclio'i in diff'rant parts of
the kingdom, which they hoped would
ultimately become general.
Aongrrity —We have-been inform
ed hv a gentlemen ol this place, that
on his way to the upper country, n
short time since, he dined with a I'v
milv in Ihe County of Prince F.dwaril
in this state, where ware three persons
whose united sges amounted to two
hundred end ninety.—Afbrfollc Utrald
<H 12.
Notwithstanding the very severe
loa.es susl lined by Ihe planters on
Black river,and the ruinnus situation
nl their plantations, wilh a zeal and
public spirit highly commendable, thev
immediately alter the gale, sent on
about one hundred laborers, who, we
sro happy to state, have removed ev
ery obstruction on the pnst.rnad from
thia town to the ferry, oil Black river,
a distance nf thirteen or fourteen miles
by those who have not viewed the si
tuation of the woods since the occur
rence of the Hurricane, no adequate
idea can be formed of the magnitude
of this labor.
We understand that every possible
exertion is making to clear our mail
ennch road at and beyond Godfrey’*
Furry, ami that in all probability wr
shall have a regular mail frnm Ihe
North in the cnur.e ofaixoreiiht
da.s.—ICtnyaw Intelligencer, Ibtli
hist.
I'liia law ia In g» into operation die be-
lining of next mend), and promises to
be of the must beneficial consequence
to this citv, in regard to lliu Vera
(Iruz trade. 'Die Jiie.rnt existing
duty on dry goods wilj likewise be re
duced 6 per cent peat month.
SPAIN.
Brlract nf a letter w a ireiileman In Pttila•
detptiia. f'-Om d f ie nl on the Borders of
Spain, dated the Ul'i Jui, . —
“ The new system in Sp tin progres-
tes slowly and badly, and the country
is in a state of what may he culled
pelly rebellion ; these petty inmrrec
turns, (headed principally by Priests)
extend throughout every province of
Burccluna, and Trrraguua, and i> re
quires all the vigilance and force ol
Ihe regular tronpuand local militia to
keep the malcontents under. Much
blond has been slird in that province
lately, ssy 104.0 men within the last
month, anti the servile parties arc nut
diminished. The king’s guards at
Madrid have alert rebelled, Bay 600
nl diem, but lim e been defeated, and
disarmed by the local militia; they
are not prianners, but under surveil.
lince in their quarters. The regi
ment of Carabineer# (Cavalry, and
ihe beat in Spain) have also rebelled,
anil as yet have made head against
those apposed tu them ; they are now
near Coalova —Cadizi» unquiet, mid
there several parlies, of maleiiiiteiits
in Andalusia ; also Murria, Valencia,
\rragon, and both the Castilea, in a
word in oil parts of the kingd .m ;
hut notwithstanding, it is nut believed
-hat the New Ciinslitutiun will be put
down, or the old aya'ein be revived-
There is great danger that die king
will meet a violent late; he i* greedy
despised.”
from New York at Liverpool, have,
t|i»9 tar been gtoundless. The line
ship New York, V plain Muxwr
which sailed frnm New York on Ihe
I6di August, Biime time after the fi
ver was known to exist in New -Yoik,
hough without a Bill of llcal'h was
permitted to enter without any delay
-ir embarrassment.
Itnston Rmk JHftirs—On Mon
il it, (rth intst )»ays the t'en-lnel, moot
nf the Hanks In this cily held their
annua! election of Directors, arid *x
hibitiul the state nf their-Jinti»uiinns.
From the heavy losses which their
institutions sustained hv the failures
during the last six months, it »«.
■miripateil, that no dividend could
be mntlc on the oressiun. It however
appears, that the Massachusetts Bunk
decloreil a dividend of Three per
(lent Union Bunk Twu per Cent
Huston Bank TwofttH Two thirds of
One per Cent.—the New Kngt.mil
Three per.Qeiit,—the SuBfilk Two
anil an Raff pcrCent.—and the Slate
Bank Two per Cent.—The Directors
nf llie Manufacturers* and Mechn
nic* Rink did not deem it prudent
to declare any dividend, although it
is understood, thnt the losses of this
institute.n have not exceeded those
nf the others in proportion to its ca
nital, and that it bat avails exceeding
*13.000.
Michigan.—Six new entind'es have
hern laid nfflry Gov. Cass, extending
frnm the Saginaw hiy and river. This
territory is ranidlv piitiolating. The
troops nf the Sstlf de St. Marie are
very comfortably quartered: and it
was supposed that those at Siginaw
would he equally well si’uatedhy the
10th nf the present month. On this
iuhjert the Detroit Gazette remarks,
" It is gratifying tn reflect that the
expense of erecting the barracks at
the two posts alluded, will lie even
lees than the same species of wn-k
would have met in anv iif the states;
sneh hasbeen the economy with which
their erection has been conducted,
that the government Will he put tn the
cost nf scarcely a single ariirle, ex.
crpt those of iron, noils, and glass,
A T,nndnn psper states, that the ne
irooUvion* fer the vv-'urn hf Mr. Gan
itingTn the r flier nf Foreign' Secretary
continued, but neither the objections
of his. Majesty, nor of the'Lord Clisn
rellnr, were yet surmounted. On
this appointment, says the editor, the
rest will ofi course depend. That
adjusted, the subordinate changes, .if
any, wilt be easily completed.
The Rank of England hat it in
contemplation to reduce the rate of
itderesi payable on their, stork from
10 tn 8 per cent.; the proprieties
wnnld, in cnn«iderati>in nf such re-
doCion, rerrire a 6onus nf 10 per
cent, on their rapital. This measure
was' likoly tu benefit the mooev mar-'
ket.
PIRACY.
The fottnvday lean official account if the cafi.
luce of ihe tchr Jlentor, Capt. Hart iton,
of Philadelphia, on her passage to the Ha
vana : -
••On the I Mi of Aui$. 1822, at 2
P M.off Point Sr, Juan, on the old
Bdiatna channel, we were captured
by two piiatical achra.s one ol abnut
fit) tons, mounting 5 guns, and having
50 men ; Ihe u'her 30 tuns, one 'gun,
and 20 men, whnionk the echnr. and
anchored her under Oayo Romano,
after which they camo on board, and
treated the captain and crew must in
humanly, taking from them every de
scription ul clothing, ciccprThe shirt
a- d Ihiwaers, they had nn ; also five
vetches, the captain’s quadrant and
charts, all the money that was no
board, am! Ihe stores and provisions;
they then left us, threatening that they
would return and murder all hands,
PUBLIC DINNER IN FR ANCE.
On ail examination id our French
journals, (soys the New York G«
zette,) we find in account in the Havre
paper of the 17th of August, of a pub
lie dinner given to the barren llyde
de Nouvillii at the exchange, on the
15th. Tlie number of subscribers wai
53. Among the guests were the sub
prefect, (lie chiefs nf marine, the in
speclor of customs, and the United
Stales vice consul. The exchange
room was ti ansformed into a banquet
hall at twen'T four hours notice, unit
waa decorated with the French and
American flags united. The bust of
the king was placed in the arcade in
the centre, giving the appears.,ce of
a father presiding in his family at the
re union ot hia children.
The tnaynr, as president of the
chamber nf commerce, the president
MR. MATTHEWS.
The reputation that Mr. Matthew*
his gsined in Europe, is nut likely to
sustain sny diminution in this enun-
iry. I have hid die guild furiuuo to
see the exhibition nf ids amazing t».
lent, daring three nights, and the
nniv fatigue that 1 felt was frnm ex-
cesstie laughter. He preletids.fi>
give a picture of the pres-nt age, in
ita customs, manners, fashions, ami
vices; and in his own persnn liolija
the mirror up to nature most admira
bly, He is without doubt, one nf th*
prodigies of the day. TJte flexibility
of hi« voice, and nf the mutctea, pnrd.
colarly about his month, Ihe infinfts
variety nf expression, that Ire thrown
into all his characters, and the just
adaption of dress to them, astonlsht
ami almost bewilder the senses ol hia
auditors. He satyrizes without mer
cy, the prevailing foibles, fripperiq
and vanities ot this entHthtenei ait
John Bull ia presented in all die full
ness of '• naked deformity,” and III*
interesting oiT-pring of Corinthians.
Dandies, kc. #c- ore made tu wince
under the united attacks nfface, voice
and figure. Tn my rnilld, in his re
presentation ot French character and ,
peculiarities, his success is most coin- ,
plele. His form being tall amt stdn-
dt-r, fits him must particularly, for fi-
nidiing the portrait of a lively, irrita. -
ble, and frisky Frenchman! Nothing
escapes him, ami lie sei ms to lmv»
acquired instinctively, what with erf
there would require un ogu of obser
vation. Withal lie is no carricatu-
rial, for his mimicry is perfect. There
is nn buffoonery in his exhibition, for
his portraits arc all distinct ami accu
rate, and seem drawn frnm the life.
To conclude, he is, as a Frenchman
wnutd any, “ Ms fni e’e t on hnnima
extraordinaire j” amt that you may
have the pleasoreof listening to him,
and Innghing at him, is my sincere
wish.—Char. Cour.
In diia situation we remained in aMatu I u! the tribunal of commerce, and man
of suspense, until the next day, with- ugt-rs appointed by the eubacribi-rB,
nut loud, when the pirates sent uu did the honors of the table.
It ia stated in the Glasgow Cou
rier, that during the late royal visit
tn Edinburgh, when the'Ring and Sir
'Villium Curtis, (the two leading Ban
Frants of the dav) met each other in
Ihe “ Garb nf old Gaul,'* they burs'
in'o < Isnsh at the aislil nf earii other.
T'>esi'ii ition must have beanaiutli
cruux one.
-nme beef and plaintainu. F om the
d .y we were taken-until Wednesday
2l<t, ricrived frequent visits frnm the
pirates, who each lime carried nil'some
of the schooner's rigging, and treated
the crew cruelly. Tlie 9atne day, the
• aptains uf the two schooners cume nn
board with four men, armed witli pis
tols and cutlasses, driving us all dowo
the forecastle, wiili the exception of a
passenger. After the space of about
10 minutes, they fired off two pistols;
li-h,minutes alter, they callrd the cap
tain on deck, who saw there was some
blnud spilt alongside the foremast ;
they would fain have him believe they
had killed the passenger, and thrown
him overboard ; but seeing die cabin
dimr fist, and having heard the cry nf
n chicken, induced him to believe that
they hail only confined the passenger
below. Two ur these buccaneers took
hold nf the captain, and in tde him
kneel down in the chicken’s blond ;
whilst two others held a pistol lu his
forehead, ami a knife to his breaat;
the two captoin9 interrogated hi
and wanted him to confess there waa
money on buaril. Aftot keeping him
in that nituatinn about ten mimi'es,
and finding all their threats iq-ffec
tual, they put him down the cabin,
where lie Inuncf the passenger. They
notv'fiiyd off two more pistol., and
called the mate anil men up in sue
cession, usiug them rather more cruel
ly ; Several of them have experienced
severe fits of sickness in cun«equ'-nce,
Alter using them in this manner, the
pirates leit them, taking away the
iiille they had left us after the first
plunder. From this time until die
28lli, hail f-iquent vixita from th* pi
rates, who each time took something
from the vessel; same day, the capt.
ill'the large sclir. came pn board, and
ordered all hands to go un board the
Fiencli brig Le Augnstr, ol Rochefort
a prize which they hud in possession
which was accordingly done after dis
charging the remainder ol our cargo.
On the 29th, the schr. Mentor’s cable
was cut by the pirate*, and taken to
windward. O i the 2d Sept, they set
-oil, and arrived at llivana in the
French brig Le Auguste.”
Nfree ol duly; and if re.eiporled during
After the-cloth waa removed, the
following toasts were drank :
The king.
The president of the U. St»tes.
To the happy establishment uf the
direct commercial relations between
the two nations.
1 ^eace und domrftrrce.
B irhn llydetlo Neuville, the nego
tiant of the treaty*
After this toast tlie b;iron ruse and
mmle to following mlilrehN
Gentlemen i Hiving terminated
thi* mission with which the king hns
deigned to intru»t me, and now ready
to render him hh account, it is very
grateful to my -feeling* to receive so
flattering a testimony of good will in
the city of ft kingdom, which so emi
nently contribute!* by it* industry, to
the national prosperity.
I d re not flatter myself, gentlemen 1
thut I have always met the views of
commerce And nnvigfttion, the noble
& powerful resources of riches, force
and the glory of empires ; but this I
can assure you, that I have neglected
nothing in the defence and concilia
tion to these interests
** Neither have I neglected any
thing, fand I received my instruction*
from the king himself,) in listening to
conciliate, in tho moat eqnitnble man
ner, the interests of two nations which
love and esteem each other, and are
united, and wish no remain so.
•* ¥••*, gentlemen, the Americana
love us ; they rrj'iicc with the jiiy of
friends, fit would give me pleasure to
repeat expression* l have heard^ in
the actual prosperity of France. Let
u», with the same cordiality, rejoice
in theirs, and pray .that the strictest
union may ever exist between two
people who neither have or can hj
Prices Current at Charleston, Oct. 21.
Cotton S. 1, 18 a 20 i stained do 11 a 13 fi
Santee 18 a 18 j short s»nple new 11a 12*(
old 9 a 11 i Kice prime t good 2$ j in
ferior i Corn 9.5 cts j bagging, Dundee
and Inverness, 50 n 55 cts.
Cottons—Wc quote new Uplands st 11 n
12 cts, and old at 9 u 11. Some sales are
making at these prices, in Sea Island^
there appears to be nothing doing.
Rice continues nominally the same as last
week j the sales very limited, little being
called for except for home consumption.
Corn continues scat ce i it will command
our quotation by the cargo, and retails at
& l pcrhuahel.
Cotton Bugging—There was an active
speculation in thin article towards the clones
of the week ; nea ly nil in fi st hands, was
bought up nt frnm 45 to 50 cunts, and il
how held at 55 a 69 cents.
DIED,
In this city nn the 22d inst. Miss Minr
Sisson, aged 29 yeurs, a nutive of Long Is
land, Suffolk county, N. Y. Rfter an illness
uf eight days, which 6ho bare with forti*
tude & left this world of inmtr with a full
belrf of g'»ing into evertattyg happiness.
Site was » member of the Universsl <;hutch.
She has left ay aged mother, two brothtrfl
and two sisters lo mourn the Iobs of a viriu*
ous daughter and sister.
MARINE.
mil tof~hJiTjixvju
Alt liIVKII,
Brig Sign J, Bedell, N York, 9 days, t*
Hall & Hoyt consignees, with a lull cargo
lo J M'Kenzie, U M'Kunziu, M Grannis, M
P* iidei-grast, I, C*rke, .1 B Wick, G llarw
nah, W Masterton urul W luglis CJ co. Pus*
sengers, Mr. \ Vrteland and fmnily, Mi §,
Poin<*roy and two children, Messrs. G Ba
be (son, Sen H Topper,. J B Wick, J Iftt
glis, G and II lUnnuh, G and J M'Kenzfa^
Clark, Grannis, Vrecland, Masteron, Dbu*
Pendergras*, Adams, Folsom, Frederics
»nd 2 in the steerngc. On the 15th inst*
ufl*the Canes of Virginia, spoke sch Mary
Ann, of St. Johns, N. B. from Jamaica
b iund to N York.
Schr Laura, Butter, Philadelphia, 7 day*#
to Nicholas & Ni IV, ov\nm', Win Turner,
Duhamcl a Auze, .1 Li W Hurjier, BUn«
chant, Brothms & co. P M*l)ermott, J W”
Long, J P Hi nry, J Hivers, W Psrvln, J F
Williamson, Petty 8t Greene, H M'Cull.fJ
Koptmm, F, Bliss F* co. W T Williams, .IQ
Illois, J Evanii, J Camming (J Son and O
Mahony. 11 passengers.
Schr Huron, Brower, St. Simons, 1 day4,
with fruit to the master.
Schr Lovely Keziah, Wntson, Charle-jflm^
and 6 hours from Bur to ^Jar, Pa$s' 4 ngcre*
Mr. John G Bell and others, °
Anniviys riin*j ^nts roar.
At N York fill, i,^. «oli Sea Lion. Tot-
Corsair, Porter,
At Chariest wn, brig Elisa Morrison, John-
sun,, i duy ^ ach Florid*, Juluiwnn, dot IT fL
sc , r Revenge, Hammersly. do, OM, pi-
.oi Boat Minerva, Foster, *
A Kotterdum, Sept, It, ship Wilhelmi-
er.r.ARsn toh tuu ront,
At Middletown, Conn. 7th iiut.'*ch Fit*
Sisters, Keilt gg. y
vr ton this voter.
At New York 9th inst. slcps Superim'#,
Jouekii, to sail 15th inst i C'.ilflird Wayne,
Allyn, 2Qili inst j Augusta, Wood, with dis
patch ; Garonne, Mott, 15th ; brigs Tek*
any true cause df niisunderstaD'^og nft * w ‘* Bon *
ana who are connected by \ lx \
terests,
“This uni,m. so desir at ,| 8 am|
much desired by tlie >'.tcllieent at the
two countries, cam.-., ba , turn to the
advantage at all'uatio,,,, i„ a jjj n » j n
the manitenj|> ceu f |), e p ea ce of the,- „
world, and *’. 10 strenzthenin*u,f a p. in- 9 r Th. »nell, in a few day«, Cliatliom, »y-
tiple,oIvhi c h a || government, can- 8 '° op W “’P' s * u '“ ll =™-
not bn', reciijjnize the importance, a
principle which all'liberal and gener-
«U9 minds should walch and defend-^-
that of die liberty nf lire sens.
“ Afcepf.gentlemen, the expression
nf my g-ratitude, and permit me to
offer you Ihe following toast:
“ Tlie cily of Havre, one of the
tunat flourishing rides in the beautiful
and powerful kingdom nf France. She
must increase in prnsperiiy under an
enlightened anil wise a monarch, who
appreciates and honm * commerce, and
has die dispisitiun in encoui&ge and
rexlnre nattouhl ns-vi^alion.”
Havana 3-pt. 20,1823.
Mr. Frrd'ric G Schaejfer, Baltimore,
Dcah nx-Wishing not to neglect
communicating tu you any important
intelligence di.it comes to my know
ledge respecting commerce, I avail
myself of the departure of the Brig
Alunzo, for ynur port, to inform you,
that by a recent regulation of uu,
custom house, a deposit of foreign
goods will be established 'here, by
which all dry goods (with the excep
tion of provision*) may bedepnsileil at _ . .
the public warehnusej for one year,' This sentiment was liatemd to wilh
t' I 3 . — I * r i ■ uf tnn f inn .n S -Ann-.- ...I .1-
ftttenfiqn and received the uiitmuiuua
jilaudiUiof the coinpai^.
At Clurlenion 21st instant, sloop Mary#
Brown, lo bail 23J.
The brig Osgood, of this port, arrived at
Phiiad. in 54 days from Liverpool,
The brig Only Son. from tins port for
Liverpool, was spnke Sept. 24, in 1st 41,
35,.long 55, 30,16days out.
The sloop Packet, from this port fur Bal
timore, was spuke on the loth inst. off Fry#
ing l'an Skoals, 4 days out.
CHARLESTON, Oct 31-Arrived, ihip
T,mpre»a, Suiton, New York, 5 days; scha
Aiigeiiora, Pike, do ; Cornet, Campbell#
Havana,'7.
Oct 22—Arrived, ship Mary & Susan,
Coulbuoy, Boston, 13 days,
NEW-YORK, Oct 10—Arrived, barque
Sarah & Luuhh, Culver, M »dc-ira, 33 d«js «
brig ChOtirs, Young, Uio ilacbe, 31,