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Newspaper Page Text'• TJl» .. > DAILY GEORGIAN, ii mu*!*# W the ©»;8A^AWOA®i . v ; »« Q. & W. ROBERTSON, ' AT BlOltT DOLLARS PER ANNUM, 4 ' TAYABLB IN AUTiaCE. COUNTRY GEORGIAN, 18 published to meet the arrangement of the mail, Week (Morning Wednesday and Prn The Country Paper is sontto all parts ofthe State and Union, ordelivornd in the city, at FIVE DOLLARS per annum, payable in hdvunce.. Advertisements are inserted in both papers at 75 cent* per square of 14 Unds,- for tho first insertion, and 87 14* for evoff succeeding publication. Communicationsliyinail must be POSTPAID, . 8n\es of Land , by Administrators, Executors and Guardians ari required by law to bo hold on »h« first Tuosday in the month, between the hours bf 10 atfd 3 o’clock. At the Court House in the county in which tho property is'shliato. Notice of these solos must be given in a public garutto Sixty Days previous to tho sale. Nojicn for leave to sell nocrocs, mnst bo published for four months, boforo any order absolute shall bo tttadt fliernupqn by the Court. - *f Negrous putslbo at public auction, .on tta notice thereof, in one ofthe public and at Gut door ofUie .court-house, where such sales nre to ho l)e|d«.. Notice of tho s Aloof Personal Property must *be glvei in like manner Forty days hofore tho sole. Notice to Debtors and Creditors of oil estate must be published for Forty days. Notice that application will be made to the Court, ot Ordinary for leave to soil land, must be published Four Months. ‘ r ' WARRANTED * Garden Seeds. m 1 Dunmore J UST recnivoil by tho brig Lady from Liverpool, direct from the growers, a general assortment of Garden Seeds, war ranted fresh and genuine, and growth proved since their arrival—Early white Dutch, Yel low Ruta Baga, large white Norfulk, Red Ring Norfolk, green topt Norfolk, red topt Tankard, large white flat.and fine early Stone Turnips—Large Early York, L. Early Batter sea, MSitgarloaf&nd L. Drumhead Cabbages —CurlSraud yellow Savoy Cabbage—Round dtid Prickly Spillage, Long Scarlet and Tur- liiri Radishes—Long Orange,. Scarlet Horn und Altriiigham Carrots—.Chervil—Brocoli— Cauliflower and Lemon Thyme—with all other Garden Seeds, Lettuces, &c.—double' Pink do. Carnation, choice—do. Wallflower —Polyanthers—and sweet Mignionette'Fkiw-, er Seeds—wholesale and retail No. 233, King street, Charleston, S; C. Any orders sent by Capt. Sisson, or by Mail, with Cash or a good reference shall be promptly attended t . JAMES. WILSON, , Seedsman.. fittgU 205—pi to. CITY HOTEL ' Jv-jrJL The subscriber respectfully in- forme his friends and tho public lSlJiKfi that the Hotel is fitted,up in com- ^H&iii plcto order for their accommoda tion, and every attention will be given to oil who will give,nim a call. 'No expense liaB ' bndti npored in iifoourliig' the He«t: Bcaathg; Seryolnts, dtp. *c. , Oir Tho BAH, shall always bo supplied with the best of Liquors. A splendid Stable and Carriage House is attached to the Hotel, with careful OBtlers. * 1 SILAS HOLLIS. Savannah, 1630. ff$- The Augusta Chronicio and Charles- toil Courier, are requested to publish the above twice a week, for two months. . march 5 85 THOMAS KYERSON, HAS jiist received per recent arri vals, in-addition to his formar stock of DRUGS & MEDICINE, , M , &c. &c. . Snjph Quinine (Fr.) Super Caro Soda do Morphine do. Ergot riperine do. Saffron (Span.) Hydriodate Potass . Opium (Turkey) Croton Oil Iodine Blue Mass (Eng.) phate Sodo do. (Am.) Mukk (gr.) . Mustatd Seed (white) 01 Almonds do Aitiber (rect.) Castor (N. A.) Soda and Seid. Powd. Acid Tartaric SalAratus Flora Benzoin' Castor Oil, superior do. do. common Phosphi do Iron Cheltenham Salts Henry’s Magnesia (genuine) Isinglass (staple) do \ sheet Mezeron Balsi$d?ir Sarsaparilla (Span.) Black Drop PERFUMERY. Otto of Roses Honey and Orange Bear’s Qil, Flower Water Rose, Cologne, and Extracts of Roses Lavender Water • Pastilles Fumantes in cut glass and Florida Water plain Bottles.' With a general assortment of English, French and American SOAPS. apriJ X. Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &,c. T|THE subscribers have received per r,Helen Mar and other arrivals, i , Fresh and extensive supply of Gen uine DRUGS and MEDICINES FERMjMERY, &c.such ns— Suph. Quinine, French, Iodine Pepperine, Phosphorus Cheltenham, Preston, and Epsom Salts Jalap, Hippo, Rhubarb, Cream Tartar Cantharides; Colombo, Calomel Tout Emet. Spanish Flat. Indigo Pearl Ashes, Croton Oil Cologri, Lavendor, and Honey Water in a great variety—Otto of Roses Washingand Shaving Soaps of every des cription ’ , Fine Teeth, Dressing and Pocket Combs Cloth, Hair, Comb, Teeth & Nail Brushes Hair Powder, with Boxes and Puffs . . A fine Assortment of cut glass smelling bottles with silver tops . r Visiting, Conversation, and Playing Cards Lamp Oil, Glosses and Wicks of all kinds Which, added to their former stock, is not to be surpassed in collection or quality, by any establishment in the Southern States. Mer chants, Physicians, Planters, and Families would do well to supply themselves for the season, as they are offered at very low prices. LAY & HENDRICKSON, Druggists, tl & 15 GibBonb Buildings, june 3' (i.oncehtrnted Disinfecting Solu tion of Chloride of Soda,;.' TPIOR preserving Meut, removing offensive X smells, neutralizing pestilential exhala tions, and Destroying contagion. Prepared of uniform strength, by tho New England Chemical Company, according to tho formu- ct/a!g. laifarraqiie. fjold wholesale by WM. UNDERWOOD, Boston, And by Ids Agents, Messrs. CANDLER & DAVIDSON, Savannah, • With directions for use. RECOMMENDATIONS. Extract ofn Letter from Dr. Webster, Erving professor of.Chennstyy in Harvard Uuivcr- • aity, Cambridge. , To Mr. IVm. Underwood, Boston. . “ In compliance With your request, I hkvr examined the specimens received ttom you, marked 'Clilorure of Oxide of Sodium,’ Sic. Inforring from tlm .note nccDinpunying tlio bottles that you wore desirous that I should direct my attentioh to tho comparative pow er of tho specimens, in destroying noxious bf- fluviie, I have confined iny experiments chiefly to that objqpt. I find tho. American articlo somowhotmoro efficacious than the French, which is probably attributable to its more recent preparation.” Yours, J. W. WEBSTER, Cambridge, April 24,1830. F.xtract ofa Letter from A. A. Hayes, Acta- arv for Roxbury Chemical Company. Mr. Wm. Underwood, “ Having experimentally compared the Disinfecting Liqimr prepared by the New En gland Chemical Company, witli that from M. Laburroque, I found tho former to contain mbre combined Chlorine, and in otiiorrcs- peels decidedly superior to the latter. A. A. HAYES. Roxlmry Laboratory, 1st MnV, 1830. Quarantine Ground, Boston Harbor, May 3 1830.. Mr. Wm. Underwood, . Dear SirT—Since yon had the politeness to send the bottles of Chloride, it must have oc curred to you that my opportunites for exper imenting with (lie two kinds, have been very limited :• such however, is my confidence in tho preparation, that it will be used at this huarantinc, in future, to the entire exclusion, itjs hoped, of all (hose fumigations which qqvn heretofore been resorted to. In the pu rification of vessels, damaged cargoes, and l|i the hospital, it’will soon- be considered indis pensable. Hides, horns, wool, rags, &c- should never be landed , in a city, before un dergoing the most thorough Ventilation and purification, arid,the Chloride is the article rc- uired. I perceive no difference in Labnrraque’s from tlio N. Co’s. Chloride jr tho American rippears, in every respect, cqunl to tho French. It'any difl'ercnce exists, at present, I liiivo |iot been uble to'dotcct it. Should careful oliser- vation and experience load me to other con clusions on the comparative merits of tlm fo reign and domestic, it will give ine pleasure jnno25 1 V.C. SMITH.’ Rice. A FEW whole and half casks very fine Rice for sale by septjl J. B. HERBERT. A pleasing appearance is the first letter of Recommendation. Tfcftf'RS. VINCENT’S Genv.iue Gotland's JLf A Lotion is the most pleasant and effec tual Remedy for all Complaints to which the Face and Skin are liable, by removing evejy kind of Coarseness, Eruption, and Unpleasant Appearance, and rendering the Skin Clear, Smooth, and Transparent. This elegant, safe, and mild preparation, for the cure of all cutaneous disorers, for the removal of all eruptions froni the face and skin, and for improving, the most delieflte complexion, stands ns a discovery without its equal‘ih the annals of medicine:—its success lias been found adequate to its merits the the reception which it has met with in the fashionable world, the many thousands o rank and distinction who have adopted, con tinued, and recommended its use, could not but prove an inticement to contemporary jea lousy. Like other inventions of merit and importance in the medical world, it has been assailed by weak hut mischievous imitation. To prevent being so imposed upon, observe the Name M. E. Vincent on the ^abcl. The most tender Lady or Child may nt all times make use of this Lotion with the great est safety, and a few woeks application will restore ev.en the most inflamed Face to a cool and cloar transparent beautiful white and red. A more innocent and salutary remedy is not to be found in all nature. It stands unrival led for clearing the Face and skin from all Eruptions, Freckles, extraordhmry Redness Effects of Surfeits, Heats, and Tumours, Scorbutic Impurities, and dryness oft lio Skin all Blotches and Pimples, from whatever cause arising, hard Lumps or Knobs in the Skin, the Greasy or Oily Appearance, livid and sickly Paleness, Thickness, and Opacity and fer clearing and improving thq Com plexion. A good appearance is certainly one o those advantages which is silently operating in our favour every moment of our lives, even in our absence ; while a forbidding visage, or one marked with disease, is more forcibly acting, and unfortunately in a much greater variety of ways to our disadvantage, than is generally apprehended. Persons wno regard either what is duo to themselves, or the favour and opinion of the world,—who can distinguish between the comeliness Of health and the deformity of dis ease, & who can weigh the advantages whicli belong to and are inseparable from an enga ging appearance, to which they themselves have'by natqre the strongest claims, are seri ously assured that those advantngeB are to be obtained by the use of this Lotion, prepared by Mrs. Vincent, sole proprietor of Dr. Gow- land’s M.S. Recipe. - Contrast the ruddy vigour of health, ani* mating the vivid time of beauty, with the lan- gourof apparent sickness let us consider what are the advantages of one above the other, even in the common and ordinary con cerns oflife, which indeed have eventually de cidcd the future fortune of thousands, by a pleasing appearance at first sight, which are to he obtained by thb use of this Lotion, pro- pared by Mrs. Vincent, sole proprietor of Dr. Gowland’s MS. Recipe; and every bottle o the genuine is signed ilf. E. Vincent. Sold by appointment, by LAY & HENDRICKSON, ; Dnfegisfe, . july 24 • 1 '& IS, Gibbon's Buildings. M. Eastman, " Successor to J. ti Qo.. .TTAB constantly .on "band an extensivo J.JL and elegant assortment of Wntchoa Jewelry, Silver da l’lotod ware, Fancy Goods &c. &c. CONHISTINO IN PART or Lndics nnd Genitomcn’s Gold Patent Lover fold LepineAVatchcs, extra Jewels Silver Patent Jicvcr, Lonino, Repeating, A* larm foijl'common Watches Ladies and Gentlemen’s fiihoi Gold Watch •^Bracelets, Chaitis, Guards, Seals and Keys Pearl suira comprising Neeklauoj Th . , Hchd ornaments, Earrings nnd Pill /, Cameijl Poarl, Gold and JetEarri»gs, wtth ins to match Dian^nd,Poarl, Jotand Gold chased Finger mgs .and Pins in great variety' Gold and Silver Spectacles, Quizzing j and Pntont Pencils > Gqld Neck Cifains, Crosses, Bracelets nnd Bracelett Clasps GMd, Silvor Gilt fold- Plato^Wings, EpaU- ietts, Laces anil Cords lilt, Plated and Steel Scabbard Swords and Dirks Iolster, Belt and Pocket Pistols, Flint and Percussion Locks iilverCups, Lndlos, Forks, Spoons and But. tor Knives Plated Cnndlestioks; Branches, Cnkc Baskets; Cordial Stands and Castors, with Silver mountings—first quality plato Astral, Mantle, Hail -and common Lamps. Patent and plain Flutes with oxtra keys. Fla geolets, Clarionets, Octaves, &tc. Britannia ware. Knives, Razors, Scissors, Whips,'Cnnqs, &c. &c.—with- a great , variety of other articles are aftcred for sale on the most reasonable terms. P. S.—Clocks and Watches carefully re- paired and warranted; ' july 3 - . 1 NoNY.Goods J UST rec-H. -'f ships Macon fold Don , Quixotic. Irdm New York”, a fresh stql- ply of Fancy aiid Staplo Goods; .consisting in part efcf- , ■ ' . < •' .- Black Italian Lustring, changeable Gro do Nap Silks il Fig’d Algerinb Silksl Grooq Sarsnctt do Black Bombazines, lialohtia Vektingit Thibet Wool fold imltmon Crape Shawls Barrage Souris, (lauzi. Handkerchiefs • i , Green and black Wont Barrage y 'Lacn PelloTcons, Muslin Yokes \.' , -Plain aad flg’d ^wirs Musi ins, Jacconot do' V . Cottun'ChtnliriCi Cambric Dimity ■' CroBS barred Rtuslin, Lidics’ corded Pot- ' ticobts ; [ .. Plaid Gro do! Naplo .Ribbons, Gauzo" , Cap du. j Black Silk Vipvbt, Furniture Calico Plaid Ginghaips and Striped do. FolilaYd'FHnW, super Chintz Calico Gentlembii’e White and colored Cravals . Jrish.Sheeti(igsarid Linona ,: ’ “>• Ijiclibs’ .Silk Cottoii and Worsd Hosiery Gentlemen’s do.' do do and halt’ do. Wlnte arid Green Flannel, Floor Baize Cnnton Flnljiiol, Russia Sheeting Russia anil Cottoii Table Diaper Flag and O’Connell Hdltfs. Habit Bradcs Embroidered Belt Ribbons Watch Guards, Scissors, Gilt Buttons Spool Cotton, WaiBt Bradcs ’ Gilt Buckles, Du tiring Needles Drab Sefring Silka, Brown Linens Blupk Cotton Cambrio, Silk UrnhrellnB Cotton Pockets, MadrnsB Handkerchiefs Buckram, Cologne Water, Fancy Soaps Snttinets, Striped Joann, Bang-up CoAl Bed Tioking, yVoratod Suspenders, olas- Colorod Homespuns Mattowah Stripes 3-4, 4-4 arid 5-4 brown' Shirtings nnd Shootings 3-4,4-4 and 5-4 bleached Shirtings 3-4 arid 4-4 Checks, blenched Tichlon- burg Burlaps, Napkins, Cotton Table Cloths And many other articles too numerous to mohtion, for sale by. - A. BENNETT, wept 23 ■ V No. 1 Young’s Buildings. New Goods. J UST received por schooner Francis from . Ncw-York, a fresh supply of Fashion able Godth—Consisting of Russia Diaper “ ‘ * ■ Side Crtmbs Bro Linen Dressing Comhs Calico’s Gent’n. Grass Linon Russia Sheeting Gloves Printed Cravats Plain and. figured Bolt Mixed Cotton p ilose Ribbon White do “ “ * Guard RibhoiY' . ’ Bi’k. Ital. Lustring Taffeta Ribbons qs’t. Bl’k. Sincbow &• Sars- colors nett Silks , Green WostBarrige Bandnua& FlagglLlksGauze Scarfs ;. Fancy Silk do Crape & EmbkHIkfs. Foulard do do Gont. Silk $ Hose Wost Braidsns’d coi’sWatcb Guards Habit do do do Pearl Buttons Hemming Needles Morky (’otton Bleacbi-d Sliming Bro do Striped Homespun Suspenders Cotton Cambric Fig’il. Swiss Muslin Swiss Collars Oninbrick ] Mists. Hook &,EyeB Ladies Parasols Gent’n Umbrellas' FigM Mandarines Boys Leghorn Hats Ladies Bolivar do Obipp Hats Hav. Hats _ jir" VWiYt Cotibn;atocl;lTTgBLwU«« IL-S, ALw#-™ Brawfien-Tunlungnbd ^ And many other urticles for sale 4'y A. BENNETT, _ ptse 7 . No. 1 Young’s buildings. WJiolesaleBoot and Shoe Ware house; 127 MAIDEN LANE, NEW-YORK. T HE subscribers bavin" opened a Ware house for the sole of Boots and Shoes, as above, take this method of.giving notice to Southern dealers and purchasers in general, of their intention to keep an extensive lyid well selected assortment of every variety of Boots and Shoes, suitable for tho Southern market. The superior advantages by .which they are enabled to Supply the particular wants of purchasers, is in the fact of their being con nected with this establishment; one of the most extensive manufactories in the United States—the reprerentation ofthe Wares pro duced by which they confidently believe, will not suffer in comparison with any; these to gether with the liberal terms which it is the intention of the subscribers to offer, warrant tho belief that the inttre§t of the purchasers will be so far advanced,.as to induce the ex tension of their patronage to this establish’ ment. C. B. GRANNISS & CO. juno23 . 787-cJmt Land in Camden County. V A LL persons claiming Land in Camden County, who have not had them re-sur- veyed within tho last 15 or 20 years nre ad vised to Imve it done immediately, for from the effects of .nre, the gradual decay of’ tim ber, and otlior causes, the lines of many of tho old surveys have become very indistinct, nnd in some cases entirely obliterated ; and as there are at this time, many land warrants in my hands to bo located, the lines ofthe qld surveys from thoir indistinctness might be crossed, inadvertently, arid persons taking possession and holding seven vears might give the older grantees some trouble. WM. ASHLEY, Jr. s. c. c. juno 9 . Medical College of So. Carolina. T HE Lectures of this Institution will be resumed the second Monday in No vember, and continue until March. Anatomy—John E. Holbrook, M. D. Surgery—Jam us Ramsay, M. D.'v Institutes anil ) S. Henry Dickson, Practice of Medicine { M.D.* Materia Medica—Henry R. Frost. •jsmsw Women ani Children ) . lEAU ’ U '- - Chemistry and Pharmacy—-Edmund^Have- nek, M. D. Pathological and Surgical) John Wao- Anatomy -t ner, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy—John Waoner; M. D. HENRY R. FROST, Doan. ntig 28 . 211—-f For Sale, or Lease. A VALUABLE tide Swamp: Plantation containing 250 acres situated on Savan nah River, in South-Carolina. About 130 acres, are under embankments and cultiva tion—for terms apply to * , : ' f . WILLIAM DUNHAM. O^yTho Charleston Courier will please publish this once a week for 3 moi^hs and send'in their bill for pajrmeht * july 24 ; JVortpn & Fuller . O FFER at wliplesule tho following Gdo^Js 10 bales Londbn Duflle Blajikots * 2 do Twilled do 2 do . : Point .do 1 10 do Reid Welch PlaiiiB 10 do Domestic do 20 do ' Unbleached '’Sheetings and Shirtings 15 cases Bleached do do 100 picefts Culicofs and Frcnch Printcd Chiphricks v 20 do Merino Cirdassians for Ladies ■ and Childrens v^’ear 50do ,lted Flannels 10 do;‘'White dp J 50 do Bcaverteen 5 do While Canton Flannel 100 do Sattinefs ' 3 do.' EoftfJotDrab and Gkeon Fwpr ’ " ‘ .Cloth ^ •• • 50 do Black Cambric 50 do' Diapers of variotis discriptions 220 dozen Ladies Cotton Hose 20 do Irfimlw Wool ^ do 20 do .. Ladi'S Gloves 20 do Artificial Flower^ * ld()0 Small iihawls 10 bd^CB Ribbons 2 doBelt Ribbons * 500 dozen Spool Cotton 100 lbh< Ball do. 1 case English Navarino Hats 10 do Straw • do 1 do »Ijeghorn do The abovo comprisuH a part of their as sortment the greater part of which has boon received witlmi a few days and will bo soW4- on liberal terra.8; * sept 23 1 Hall, Simpler & Tapper, Offer for sale on accommodating terms, I O “S/" 1 ' \ St. Croix Sugar 15 hhds. Cuba Muscovado 'do 10 boxes WJiite Havana do 25 bbls. Loaf do 15 do Lump do ; , 00 b^gs 08 1 Prime Greort Coffco 80 bbls 8 a!l1 ^ \ Now Orleans Molassc 4 pipes Cogiiac Brandy 3 nhds Pristiir’s Jamaica Rum 15 hhds Portland Rum 00 barrels Old Monorigahela Whiskey. 3 \ casks Sherfy VVine. .1 a 50 tons Iron, “Swedes’? assorted 115 kegs Cut Nails ana Brads, assorted 300 bags “ Youlo'a Patent” Buck and Drop ' Shot •* 250 kegs f* Peabody’s’’ White Lead 3 do. Bar Leud 30 .kpgs aiid boxes Tobacco - 25 boxes Spanish Segars 60;4“ :do 4 do do 200 10th do^ do do , . 200 £ do 1 common do 50 bundles Hay 4 barrels Vandcwators Smoked Beef 30 oz French ^English Sulphate Quinine 300 Grindstones, assorted sizes 20 dozen Spades ■■ sept 9 Fresh Gjoods. O PFiNED This Uay, Super blue, black, Olive, drab and brown Broad Cloths 1 piece Super black English Bombazine 1 do - do do French 1 case colored Circassians 3 dp Prints, assorted 1 do Cotton Suspenders Swiss, Book and Cambric Muslins Cross bar'd Muslins Flain Bobbinet Lace from 3 to 8-4 Sprig’d do - do do do Plain Quillings, Fig’d Edgings 200 pieces Thread Edgings RichEmbroidor’d Scarfs Do. Fancy Shawls Laco.CoIlars, Swiss do. Swiss and Lace PolerincB Swiss and French Worked Coliareand - Handkerchiefs Pongee, Spittieiield, Flag, and Bon- danna Handkerchiefs Black Fijanch Crapes Rich Embroidered Belts .' Super Hgskin and Paris Kid Gloves By CHAMPION & LATUROP, sept 18 No. 0, Gibbon’s Buildings. DAILY* PAPER, J ! ! COUNTRY PAPER 1 ElO«T DOLLARS. I t FIVE. DOLLARS, ’ iCPAll AdvcrtUmriimts nppcar-ln both papera. A report got abroad a short tinio xinco that tho Sec retary of «ho Navy,pr6posod to xoll tlm frijiato Gonatu tutl’on, RHunaqawprihy.. This has {icon satfifHbtorily tleniod qt\yaahlni{loii, htit not* to time, however, to aavo t|io Secretary from much roprobaiion. . (From the poston pafly Adyefaser.) “ OLD IRON-SIDE^” Aye} ■ pull her tnitcrm) ensign 'down, Izonj; huft.it wuvod on' high, Ami many a heart has danced to sea * Tlfat Imnnor in tlm sky ; Beneath ii rung tho b'uttfo shout AniliburuMlHjfcamtdnVrattr— The meteor of tlm ocunn nir' , , - 8l|all awonp tlm clmula n«* tqore, -' ' Vvheu wlndi’wi-ro' hurrying o'er Iho flood And waves worn whin* hylmv, No hiorn ulmll led Iho couquoror's .trend, • Or.know tho victor's kneo: , V \Tho harpioa ofiho Biinro ahull pluck - VTho oaglu of thu sea ! . Oil hollor I hat* her shattered hulk ^ ‘ * ’'Should sink hoiionth tbn wuv«} • 4 - Hit tlmndorH shook iho inigluf deep ' And i/mro Blmutdho her gravo ; Nail to tlm must her holy Il.ifr, , Set every llirentlbnru sail, . And give her to tlm God > of fitorms— '* Tho lightniifg und tho^lb j > 'V Tlio following -account' in Sailor's Lan. gnago, of tlio mutiny inllfp Britisli Fleet, nt Spithead, is from a very amuaing work, call, od “ Talcs of a Tar,” by Capt. Gx.AsuutjK, pf tho Eriglish Navy Tho sailors haying . detormined on a re dress of their grievances, the complaints res. posting whicli, Iwd, it must be.Boifliissed, been sadly negloctojft-tho breaking opt’of the, storm is thus .described: ” | Well, five or six wooke pnssea over from our first sailing to our return to Spilhouil, when mi the lOlli of April, the Royal Udorgo' makes tho signal to prepare forBoa—this tfas ofa tjunday a’tornoun. There was little more done that day tliun In broach thu.bu8iucss,'J- ‘Howl’ ‘Why by threetliund’rmg.gheors,led by, was.no Italian;! ‘tho’w doe's it iook to by the lady Charlotte,& followed by evory ship wihdwardl Tliip vkns answered hy.a'comJ 'tWas a rog'lnr blow up, and not confined to one or two such - dissatisfied ships as oursoi. ves—so, in course, they tries to palaver over tile Charlotte's, aad advises them to return to their regular duty, like ' men.— “So.wo will.’ says Glyn, ‘when treated like men, but never afore. And moreovor, says ho, ‘tl-o fleet,’' Bob, ‘Iinvo made up their minds not to|put breast to bar, or lift nnuncliur, till our wrongs ore rcg’larly righted.’ ‘But mind,’ says one Bill Willinms, a Welshman bom—as lino a young follow ns everyou seed—lio Blood six feet two in bis stockin’ feet—’mind ye,’’Bays he, steppin’ for’ard in front o’ the officers—‘ay, and lot it bo ejapt in the log,’ bo slnppin his thigh to give weight to his words, for Bill, they said, was a capital scholard, and could spout by' the fathoms wi' the best bencher abonrd—‘mind, gemmen,’ saysjhc, ‘if so bo as tho enemy’s fleet put to sea, first give thejships up to the, officers—fol low and fight ’em—ay, and beat’em In tlio bargain ; for d—n, it,’ says he,‘it never shall bo said wo sby’d Mister Cruppo, or hadn’t the same nat’ral likin' to lick him as ever And tlmnj says he, with a flourish ofhis fiqti magszinii find arm clicsld. We (hen to mollity the officers, tlio', I:believe, at tho Mars, tlioro wasn’t many sweet words passed at twixt ’em i nnd what’s more. I be- iiovo they claps anino. blue jacket sentries over some of tboir doom, Sut aboard inMt n’ tho ships, tlio officers wore told no offence was meant to them ; and to sliow-’em there wasn't,- it was, wished they should carry on tlio ron’ler duly afloat, «s If nothing had hap pened afiiiss in tliit‘flcet; butat tho Bams time they gets a bit of a hint, they wasn’t to interfere wi’ the way wo wont to work to get our grievances granted.” r NAUTtiiAfc AnvENTCRB on tiiii.Bkaox Ska.—One of,,the late London puublica- tilms supplies us with tho annexed doscrip- lion of u scono reported' to havo oqourred on lionrd n ship belonging’’to the-RuSsinh Navy. It iswcarccly possiblo to suppose thattho ac-- counl is literally correct,.'bdt the’ sketch is' spirited and entertaining, . • ' “ Driving the oporntion ofthe Russian nr- my boforo Vera, and {lie numerous Bplondid military ohorntiorts to fako.fi town-with Ipird. ly any dofonco, [1] tfio Emperor ombirltod on - luinril'Admiral Groig’s ship, and was ac'pom- 1 ponied by the' ojjior B)i(ps of tho Russian squadron;, On hoard of one of tlieso-ships it captain ofthaEnglish navy>liappened to And . himself. The squadron sailed, and .the- Em- v gliidi.captnin expreaaed himaolf.rnueli pleased with the rapidity arid correctness with which ‘‘'Q—diJterojit.' niuniDii vrea-. wore, .executed.--- ■. ^ (gilt anpfoachud, .the topsails, wore rodfed, *■. '. and. every thing reminded him 6f his own- profession : but tlio Bjdck is a treacherous sea, and tho cloudless sunset ,is often followed by a stormy night. About midnight a clbud up- • ' poured ill the horizon, and about ono o'clock V in tho morning, it burnt, in tho sjiapo of a sliowcr of rain, and then a squnil, which, as the sailors say, "was enough to blow tlio ' ‘ DoviTe.lioeris off his head. -Tile watqhtdjd* all they could to relieve the-, ship, letting fly tho fore and main-shoots, lowering the top- * Bails; and tvhat-they could, not lot.fly, the wind was kind enough to do* for them: then, instead of tho cool, commanding voica of an officer accustomed to tlidso untoward events, , - - cuino all the confosion of a new crew, if new captain, and. passengers aboard. Our coun- * tranen was, Of course, on deck in a mbment. ' ' Although lie lin'd a grant reppect for tho Rifs- si«fi talent, lio ttiauglit a little kind'espies tarico might be-dosired. At this fimo, tho topsails vvereiverelilownfrotn thehoit-ropcsi'. * tlio courses wore blown-to tlwHevil, arid tlio fore-topmast fituysail-sliBet was-meking a» much noisB V» i Froifeh ppptjliod’s tyhip # wlieit tlio wretch tiwakonB the slumbering in habitants of a pcacefor villfige.i tlio' qrew .were lucking nil ways but tlio right; tlie pas- , sengors sick, and tho captain iriglitonea.—- “ Squally wefithbf, master captain," said my friond to tlio Russian captain (who,'by the . . lotto,& followed by evory ship in tlio fleet, us-lUafub tifbiy-could rig their rear ers. No'vor, no, never since tlio lull o’ man was known suglia hullabaloo. Wily, tho ve ry air rung wi’ tlio runr, itml the ships at thoir aneliorB'sliookforall the.world like the shock of an earthquake. I was alungsido thc.Char- intto at the time—for you sou i was cbxoii o’ tho critter as only a little nforo loft the frigate to fotcli our curpclitur aboard,as U'cnttoFook at tlio model ofa now fashion way o’ fishing a taupsad yard. Woll, pea fi-em pan never popped liustor nor Bill,from tho boat at tlio sound of tlio Charlotte's cheer ; ‘for,’ says I Ui Juyu-O'.'lijn 7j rc/u/ii*. ili'.fl:JUi,!.,^AIbrn_|^ji) 0<Wld,.»llctacka oiseuil,.! qfoo(l ,on|ior starboard gangway.* Tlioro were Uroleuuoii. nniils, matos, midshipmen, pursp'r, Burgoou, warrantbificcrs, und all flyin’ up the laddors, and muet’ririg hollor-skelter on deck, like men as was fairly mnzed. Th§ socond loafton- nanthud chargo o’the ship for tho first was ashore, and tlio captufn in coarso was seldom aboard. One Mr. W n was tho Bccond leattcnnaut, and a finer, fellow, they said, nc. ver took trumpet in hand. I’ll never forgot, no never, ns long ae broutli’s in tlio body of Bill, the took o’,the man when lie first Hum bles up from below. ‘Whut’s tlio matter— tvliat’s tho matter V says lie, lookin’ up ,11 the crowded ringin', with bis eyes starin’ out of his'hofid—for tho, ripgin’ was rog’larly man- ned, and there was more, ay, mere nor so'von hundred Buuls in the shrouds: ‘Oh God !’ says ho flingin’jiimsclf down on his knees and heavin' up ids arms aloft—‘oil,’ Bays he, ■is it come to this I Shoot me—shoot mo !’ Bays ho—‘blow out my brains at once, for I never can-livo- to hour it Baid, that whilst I,’ said he, with tho blood biting up in iris face’ whilst I had charge o’ tlio ship, a disturbance brokoout aboard I’ ‘Wo’fl not hurta hair o' your bond,’ sings outacouploo’ bands, fast liurryin' down from the larboard main riggin’ —‘No, not a Imir,’ eays Uddlestune,- one of tbo.Cliarlottc’s quarter gunners, as was made one of her delieates, ‘Not a Imir,’ save Bob Glyn, tile otlior as belonged to the fulksci— for I knew tlio pair on ’em well. ‘Not a hair,’ says Bub, stepping up to tlm man on his knees. ’Get, up, eir—up sir,’ suye Uddle- stqno. ‘Rise, Mister VV -n—rise sir,’ says Glyn,‘you’ve always behaved like a man,’ says Bob, as he and Uddlostono leads tlio poor gctrioiun a fist to get on bis pins— •we’ve nothing to say, no, not a word against you, Mister W——n, nor officer aboard.’— •No,’ says Uddlcstono, fwe wants no more nor our grievances, granted,—and it’s not tlio leaftennants, nor yet tile captains, in the fleet as can now do what wo wants.’ \Vell, you know, tho whole fleet a followin’ the Clifir- wns to bo executed "being arrived, tho regi- lotte’s cliec’r, showed tho officers at onco ment as is usual on these occasions,-won drawn out to see the execution. i forJJtQ forlnblo mixture of,every languago under tli^ wn.«PM ulliimflnly.'dwindled down to a ! compound of French' nml Lingna-France. English Cant, Blowing grant gung.— Why the devil don't you haul t|io forc-top- innat-stnysail dovvn.-'.tliat a man'may hear. ■ ltimsclf speak 1.1 say, Signor Capitnna, how far are we from the land j for I sob the wirid . lias shifted laud it,js'liow under ourjeo'l Russian Capt. ‘- Hot fnr, I supjloao. Holy Stl Nicii'ols 1 how it is blowing. WhatBtiall wo do 1 - ' '' v Eng. Capt. What shnll wo del why, send yoiir.inimjdpfL; arid if they can't eave nil fitted and ready. Wait , till-tho squall subsides a little—bond tho npw.ones—close roof, t your ship hound! I wish I could spoak’ Russian. Ilus. Capt. How very .unlucky f ..Close,- to tlirf land—leo shore, and tho Spare sails are— Eng. Capt. In the sfiil-roqm, ofi coitrae. Como, got tfieni up at once. Tli'ora goosllho inain-top-gallaiit-innst!— nice work for tlio main-top must' to-night. By George! it looks blfickor and like' foundodly quick I up I Comp, c time to lose ! Rils. Capt.—No, none—and the yaiis ere nil on shore, for tents for the suitiicrs! , Wo liave not astitclior asparon boatd,;Did not you know this before ypri embarked 1 ' litig.' Capt No. by -—,— I or you would pot haVo caught ino hero.- Wliati no spare sails on hoard I Why, wo shall all go to tho DoVil before to-morrow ’ evening, if tlioro is no anchoring ground. of, and wo ipnyyot cloar thcnKnd. Why, , mr rascally ’’liolmsmnn has nearly got thri • ip before the wind. Luff ! you infernal ', most to-iuglit. By Ucqrgel It kor and Idaekor; and how con- quick this raricatiy Tea'has got e, conic, EifmoriMio, wo have lio of , ■ . < ' .'(fey v ... tlio wind; although, by dint ofsompoxortion on the part of tho orow.tliq sniils wore unbent and repaired in subh a iriannor ns to' take tho ship to Behustapoi.” ' —a ii , Fhatebnak Avpeotion.—In tho reign of queon Anne, a soldier, belonging to a mar, ehing regiment, which wns quartered in.the city of VVorcoBter, was taken up for doser- titim—and being tried by a court martial, was sentenced tb.be Shop Tho colonel and lieu- * tenant cbloncl'Being at the time In 1 London, tli.c command of llic regiment desceiided in course to tlio major, a most cniel and inhu man innin. Tho day on which the deserter Btanchcst,).’and repeat,’says ho,,‘our com plaints, till .vo makes every iqcd in tlio land shake inbis shoes'.’ Well,'yog-know, the hall once opened,the-nbxt step throughout the fleet as was taken, was to get hold o’ kcyB o’ tho mont as is usual un these occasions,-woe drawn out to see the execution. It is the custom on ttiesg occasions, forjjta , sovcnil corporals to cast lots for this disagree, uble office and when .every ono expected to see lots cast as usual, they wore surprised to find that the major had given orders -that tiie prisoner should tlio by tlio hands of his own brother, who waa„oiily a .privsti plan in the same company, and who when the cruel order arrived, woe taking leave of his unhappy bro ther, & with tears fost flowing, that expressed the anguish Of hiednul was hanging for the last time about his nock. On his knees did the poor fellow beg that ho might not haven hand in bis brother’* death—and the poor prisoner forgetting for a moment his' petitions to- heapen, begged to * die by any hands but those ofa Brother.— -. Tho unrelenting officer, however, -.could by no moaps.be prevailed on to revoke his cru- ol sentence,’tliough entreatefi by every infei rlor officer in the regihioiit—l|Ut -on tho contrary, ho ew.ore, that ■ he, and he only should bo the oxocut ioneV.if jl wore only for ex. pie’s sake, and-toi make juktico appear more terrible. . When much time- had been wasted in fruitless ondeavoure to softon tho rigou-oftliis inhuman Sentence, tho prisoner prepared to ‘dip, and- the brother to be the ex. : ecutioner. • " ■ ia ’ The major, strict to the maxims of cruelty, Btands close to see‘that tho piece is well loa ded, which being done' lie directs that tho thjrd motion of his oane-ehaUbe the Cigna! to -‘ir- .

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, October 07, 1830, Image 1