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I 4i»n a linn CO . JEllCI it ,very alarming state. ant) was consul* i uul |>y hie attendants to be in the mo*t jninent chirtgor. V It is stated in a Puna letter, that the abinet of Madrid lias rejected the media* of England between Spin and the e w states of South America. The following article, is from the Lon on sun of the 29t!i May. • We some lime since informed our rea ms that the independence and repose of ri .t>ce was under the serious ennxideru- un of tlie Great Powers. We are now nobleil to reiteiuie.in the strongest terms, he assurance, that all the Great Cabinets retirmly. resolved that the sanguinary, itc of affairs in the east of Europe shall „speedily terminated, and that they all i„,,cui ill the desire to see the Greeks es- ablUhed in the eujoymout of that indepen- L c ;* whirl) they have so nobly merited by «ir perstverancc, their sacrifices and ,.jr heroism. Under this feeling it is with luctance, and only on the pressing repre- E"*I««»«*miCtkrolina, Uptah.• 6 . «*, W j0t the Great.Ubmets have agreed to a . extra find tots go to 29 Jh , Louisiana, 29 a 33a aitthe issue ofthis—tlje fourth campaign, Rice, old, 21f in bond i new, \i9i duty paid, wnirh, however, they have definitively LIVERPOOL MARKETS. June l-^ Cottons—The Market tbVi ugbout the whole »>fthe week exhibited con^uUmhle tan- gour and the currency bus been with dilllfcnlty supported. The private and public Mumr.Upliis amounted to 0124 bags, of which 1956 were Bowed* at 8 a 9jd| 784 Tennessee's and Alaba ma* Bd to Bid; 564 Orleans 8Jd to 10 7-8; 528 Sea Islands lojdto 20d: 166 stained ditto 8j|d to 12d. Extraat of another letter, time date. “The sales of CutlOtfcJhef last live weeks have amounted to only 44,(J00 bags, which in Consid erably less than the ordinary consumption i f the trade “Cotton is yet Id higher than it was a year a- go, and twist is Id to I fit per lb lower.” GLASGOW, May 29.—ttor Cotton Market has continued since the Jtli ult. in « very inac tive state. Holder*, however, have kept re- murkably firm, and prices cannot be quoted nio’e than 1 -81 per lb under what they were the 1st inst. The total sales of the month re ported this dete, amount only tb2,22.> bales HAVRE, May 26.—The markets coii'ioue an imated for cottons of the U Sinus. Prices'of For Darien* Turtle Diver turd Satilia, (Solved shall be the last; and unless the l^urks, therefore, should be infinitely more iiccesftfulthan their most sanguiue friends [ill venture to anticipate, the great ques- |or> which is to determine the fate <f the lost interesting pnrtioo of Europe may be ]instdcred as having been already decided he valor of i<s inhabitant. ’««>.Jersey.~Thi* state is said, in the w-briinswick Times, to contain about GOO anes.'f lurid, covered with salt nter,suitable for the cultivation of oys- |rs; and that an acre of oysters judicious- plsnteil and preserved from depreda te wi-uld, at ( the end of th'ee years ftoni it* time of planting, produce to the value (.mil twenty to thiity thousand dollars. p<0|ier measures were adopted by the ni-lsture to lease these lands, which are blic properly, it is considered probable st they might be made to yield, from tw>. three hundred thousand unllais per an- fm—a revenue which would supercede K8i and create a fund for supporting ee schools in every county .of N- w- r«ey. The Philadelphia National G-zette te- that be-id-‘S the dividend of two and alfper cent, which has been declared on > business of the Bank of the United ales for the last six months “ a surplui rfl'sined, of upwards of 8200,00.0— the vidend m.ghf therefore liave been extend |l tn tlvee per cent leaving an exce«s ol ar 30 001); bat the moderate and chu- u* policy erf the board will, doubtless approved by the great body of the Stock Men The operation of the late loan to government, and other profitable do nilencies. may fairly lead to eorourag 'expectations among those who are in- rsfeil in the condition f this Inst it u ll.” |A letter has been received in this city n N w York, stating, that the New >k Joekev Club have proposed to the liiginians,'through Grp "Wine, to run fclipse ngainst any named Hoi*e, for ten |ioisainl dollars or upwards, bus that m tswer had been received to this proposi i.—JVat- Int. SHIP N&WS. Fell i Sir,—Our annual Election for Aldermen being ar at hand, you will confer u favor by giving wicity to the frllmving ticket which will be pported by tli4 votes of the PKOl'LE Charles Harris, Vm II, Bulloch, i {Morrison, Joseph Gumming, P m P, Marshall, aro.ge Schley, lames S. Bulloch, Wm C.-Daniel, Isaac Russel, U. VV. Habersham, Oliver 8turges, P Hrasch, F. Densler, Thomas N.-Morel. tis)| riw mol deri SiJ restl litigl mted Mates Revenue Cutter Crawford 1 TrBEE, July 15, 1824. 5 ilB — Agreeably to your orders, I proceed* d li ,h - L 9' Cutter Crawford, under my com d. to Port Royal Hound to examine into causeof certain lights, seen some nights * on the north end of Hilton Head, oi Bay "*» b v some masters of vessels and pilots, and ught b' them to be decoy lights strictly examined the north end of Hilton d, and Bay Point, and cou d find no cause aspect that to vile and atrocious a deception been practised.— r. Pope, one of our most jpectable citiaeus^ who Jives n< or and owns land on which Port Royal Hat (a well known mark) stands, informed me that on the 2d d instant, the wooda were or fire in different * ! > on Chaplin’s Island, w bioh lies about |t from Bay Point—the fire was accidental wna further informed that the woods on nil* had been on fire from the 7th to. the Inst, in different places, from accident icb Wa *> in a great measure, attributed to long drought which has been lately expe- d. Very, respectfully, Your obedient servant. THOMAS PAINE, Jun. "■BTsvxir’B, Esq. ®*llsctor of the Customs. Savannah | f 3|.gUead, ■ pei-l oa»| Sisnl m redl rc‘l awl | erf 1 caw m fori ndsl POUT OF SAVANNAH. The packet sloop FAVORITE, E. D Courter, Master, Will sail on Monday next—For freight or pas- *nge, apply to the Captain on board, at Bolton’s Central Wharf, or to ELIAS FORT. July 17 c!52 sale bv Auchor Gin. DHLS “Cuhfilngham’a'l Anchor Gin •lust received per ship Corsair, ami for CALVIN BAKER. July 15 _ 150 Ad mini stmt HP's Sale, con tinued* On the fist Tnerilny in .duguit nert,- WILL be sold at the Comt House, in Savnn- imh, between tne hours often and two o’clock, hit i* o. 15, (fifteen) in the second district of Ear ly Gmiiiiy, (ieorgin, containing 2024 acres,more or less, being the real estate of Robert M. llur. kie, duc’d.and sold by permission of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County. AUGUSTUS F DUlfKlE, Administrator. jn'v 15 152 ' Atinivr.n, Ship Rebecca, Harris, from Providence to Cohen U Mtiler, P liill, St O Taft.-— Oaj e liatte- ras, (tearing West, di»t 4- leagues, sp* ke strip Langdou, Chevea, 5 dujlafrum Pliiladel|.liia for Charleston. 3poke Cupc llatteras Light vessel, all well on board 6th Cape Itonmin hearing w. S. W. dist 7 leagues, brig Rover, from St. Domingo for Charleston', 7th, a schooner lv days from New York for Darien. 9 h, off Cape Romuin, past a bliip with S. F. in her fore top sail. Pilot boat schr. Ann Marin, Sisson, New-York, 10 days July 4, lat 39° 57, long 74* 07, saw jltip Emperor, bound to Savxnnnh. July B, oK Gape Hatteraa, spoke se.hr F.haabeth, <:f Oxford, bound to C]iarle»ton. 9lb, in lat. 34® 44, long. 76, spoke ship Carolinian, of a>id from Philadei. rhiu, bound to Charleston kith, lat. 3j° 58, *mg 77 0 30, saw u I term, brig bound to the Southward, with C. Y on her fore topsail j same day saw u ship bound to the Southward. l3tli, in lat 33° 20, long. 77° 3U,spoke schooner Mark Time, Rlaklcy, 19 days from Norfolk, bound to Clutrle. VtiU. liittt, in lat. do” .0, Ion 77° 30, spoke brig Itovi-r Limey, 19 Jays Irom St. Do mingo, bound to charleston. Sloop Mary June, Marcelin, Charleston, 1 day toJ U Herbert fie co. T G Chamberlin (kco. P»s- sengeis, Mr Vauae, and Mr Gilbert. Sloop Delight, Cooper, Charleston, 1 day with a full Cargo, to J W Long, S O Dunning, G 11 uattuir, ,1 11 Herbert & cu, Cmtdry &. Herbert, O i aft, hmJ Ciimrning & Gwalhmey. lVsengtrs Messrs Hpeisaugar and Perry. oi. ear to, E L ship Augusta, Van Dyke, New York, itmt U tloyt. Ship Garonne, Stevens, New York, C C Gviswohl The packet ship Clifford Wav nr, Wi.it*-, went to a* a this niorumg at 6 o’clock, with a fan- wind. The E f. packet ship Augusta, will sail far N Nork fii-morrow. Fast engefs, li Lord and lady Mrs Judah, Geo Gordon and family, and Robert Ihtberslium and family. swi.vi> "* Tncintiur, Schr Baracoa,Reid for New York, The schr. Henry and Elisa, from this nort for Belfast, was spoke ihc 4th inst lat. 39, 39. oleaiikii run this ronr, At Charleston, 14th,sloop Mary Jamc, Marce tin. Atinivr.n must this roar, At Edenton, N. C. 29 h ujt, schr Patriot, Hal sey. At Havre, May 18, ship Boston, Filthy At New York, 5th inst.'sloop Hold Huntress, Currie. At Liverpool, 1st June, ship Factor, Floyd At Antwerp 21-t VL»\, brig Fr'icp. hlierift’ , s Sules—continued, O rt the first Tuesday in August next, will be sohl before the Court House in the city of Savannah,between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock, Five negroes, Cesar, Hannah, Joe, Ruth, and Harriet, levied on under a li fa on formlosuPe in luvor of Davis ik Berrien,against Joseph C Haber sham. Also, lot No 24, Elbert Ward, in the city of Savannah, with the buildings thereon, levied on under a fi. fi, on forecclostiic as the property of I’ 1 VallolOh, to satisfy Mary Le**dr li. Also, one negro man named Leake, levied on as the property of F S Fell, to satisfy It Wiiyne, for use, and Allen M'Leun and James Wallace. Sold on account and risk of the former purclia* et- I. D’LYON, s c c, jwjy 17 152 IVallied. F ROM 5 to 6 black Carpenters to work at Da rien from 1 to 4 months, agreeable to the desire of their owners. Their wages will be paid monthly in this place Apply to DUNHAM & CAMPFIELO. July 13 a 150 NOTICE. 4 LL persons indebted to the estate of Johan- /V na Marcy Moore, of Effingham County, dec’d to come forward and make payment and those that have any accounts, to present them to HK2i:KIAIl EVANS, Adm’r. sept 28 §ia*193 Executor’s Notice. A LL persons having demuncs against the . cstute of the late Hugh M'Call, Esq. dec’d are requested to hand them in for payment, and those indebted to the estate will please make immediate payment, THOS M’CALL, l E PHILIP RRASCH, 5 x July 13 150 For Sale, DOUBLOONS 50 ‘ kegs crackers and Butter Biscuit lvi.m. . hkda fresh molasses from Matan- |v» Charleston. pi yl0 ^GAUDKY&f HERBERT. W\ Chatham Academy. T HE Hoard of Trustees have engaged Mr VEnnniKS to take Charge of the schools af ter the 1st of August, for the remainder of the Season, both in the male and female depart ments. The terms of tuition in the several clas ses as usual—'Pickets of admission must be ob. tained from the undersigned, for the ptipds, on or before lha> day. W- T, WILLIAMS, Treasurer, july 13 Af<Hit50 The Subscriber, H AVING purchased the stock belonging to the late concern of Messrs Potiyat & HoU land, informs his fiends and the public that he hits opened a Drug and Medicine Store, comprising all the articles in that line, and is in daily expectation of receiving an additional sup ply which will render his assortment complete, and which lie offers for sale. Wholesale or Re- tail, at reduced prices, for approved paper, on accommodating terms, ai his store on the Bay, opposite the Exchange. A. DE LAROCHE, july 8 f.146 ' corgiii—Chatham County. By the Houorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of said County, silting for ordinary pur poses. i To all whomit may concern. W HERE AS IV m 11. Green, Administrator of Mary Elenfiug, dec. has applied to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary, to be dis charged from the administration aforesaid. - Now, therefore these are tocile and admon ish all ami singular the kindred ami eredito'snf the said Maty Fleming, dec. to file their objeo- tioi s (if any. they hat e) in the Clerk’s office of said Court, on or before the tenth of .September next, otherwise tetter distnissory will be grant ed. and t'ne Said William H. Gr* en be discharged frin all claims whatever, us administrator of the said dec. Witness the honorable Edward Harden, one of the Jistites of the said Court this lOili day of March, A. D 1824. S M. BOND, c c o. march 10 57 Georgia Chatham County. To all whom it may concern W HEREAS Solomon r ha 1 , executor of Wm Gilbert, deceased has applied to the Hon in ub'e the Court of Ordinary to be discharged from liis executorship aforesaid. Now, these aie therefore incite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of toe said Wm Gilbert deceased, to tile their oh jectinus, if any they have, in the clerks office of *uid Court on or before the 4th day of Septem her n*-«t, oth-rwise letters of itismissory will be granted iled the said nolomon Shad be discharg ed from all claims whatever as executor of the said deceased. Witness the honorable John Cumming, on^ of the Justices of said Court this fourth day of March, A. U. 1824. S. M. BOND, cco. march 6 54 A LL persons indebted to the ea ate of AleX' **m ander Martin, late of Liberty county, d< ceased, are requested to make immediate pay- inent to KTCHARTt F. BAKER, > - WILLIAM II. MA (TIN, 5 BX ”*• may 10 §112 For Liverpool. The substantial Brig OSGOOD, Gardner, Mastet^ laving the greater part «.f her cat'go engaged, will be dispatched for the above port on or about 1 st proximo. For freight of 200 hales Cotton or passage—apply to the Captain on board at Wal lace’s lower wharf, or to SAMUEL WRIGHT, july 13 t!50 (£J*New Arrangement. T'lio Slciiin Boat Carolina, W ILL on l htusdny next, the 24th inst cum- mence running bet veen Bavaiiimh and Paraehuclcr Landing, upposilt Roheitville, S C. Leave Bolton’s central wi>a*f every Tuesday, Thursday amt Saturday, at 6 o’clock A. M—ar rive at s’arachucler the same days at 7, P. M. Returning*-Leave Par.vchucler every Wednes day, Friday and Sunday, at 7 o clock A. M. and rcuclt lavannuli at 4 o’clock, P. M She will take Passengers and Freight to and front KuberlvIHe, S C—also, on her way up and down, to and from Puvysburg, Kbeuezer,Siviers’ ferry, and Tuckuseekiog. She will continue to touch at Purysburg eve ry day, except Monday, at her usual hour going and returning. Passengers will lie provided with Breakfast and Dinner on board. By this arrangement the Steam Boat convey, ance connected with the Savannah and Augusta line of stages is extended Irom Savannah to Rob- ertvilk-, S C. june 24 i!4l ' Cotton Magging, &c. £\ FEW hundred pieces superior 42 inch (vai Russia hemp COTTON BAGGING, And a variety of other JInlish Manufactures, which will after this month, be subjected to ad ditional duty, for sale at former prices, if applied for immediately, and long credit given tor ap proved paper. ANDREW LOW & CO. june 4 132—2m NOTICE. *~ HE GENERAL IMPORTING and WHOLE SALE I.UvlsEsb, heretofore conducted by Jamks Dickmiit tj Co and Geohok Ukevh, separately, is this day united, and will be carried on by the undersigned, who have cuonected themselvda under the firm of C. W. Rockicell & Co. All the advantages which either of the late es tablishments offered may be depended upon from the present one, by which they hope to retain the friends of both. GEORGE UELPH, CHARLES W. ROCKWELL, july t r.145 ilBLl SACE8. Jiy Calvin Maher. On MONDAY, 2d of August next, Will be sold at his store, The schr MAoNOLlO, ^a^Burther 98 12-95ths tons, withher tacit* e, apparel, t;c as she now lies at Mong'Ui’s Whf veing part of the estate of the late Francis Jail* neuti, deceased, and sold by older of the execu ora.—Terms Cash, june 22 140 t _ liy Calvin Maker. Executor’s Sale. On tlie first Tuesday in Atlgnst ne^f, At 11 o’clock. Will be sold before the Court IloiiSe in thisc'dj^ Guns, Hpy-G lasses, Bedsteads, Bedding, ALso, tfj- A Negro Fellow, abi'tit 25 years of age, a good house iervftnt and hustler—and Otie Dog of the setter breed, belonging to the estate of Oilduer Tufts, dec. and sold by order of tho executor, foi the benefit ol the heirs, june9 135 Administrator's Sale. be sold at the Court House in the Ci* TV ty of Savannah on the first Tuesday in September. The remaining personal estate of Otis Witldiigton, fieo Consisting of one chest and one think of wearing apparel,and one wateft for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of thn said dec’d. JOHN ATHEliTON, Adm’r. july 15 *tl41 Will be Silfi “ A T the City Pound on Friday iirALat ii o’* clock the following cattle, if they are not taken away by their owners before that day, One bnndle cow marked in botli ears with tk swallow fork, One brindle bull has hb mark, One black and white calf, F M STONE, Marshal, july 13 150 . s . T Bank State of Georgia, Savannah, 10th July, 1824. KjnOTICE—This Bank will be closed on Tburs dTlay next, and until the 1st November, at 1 o’clock, P. M, A'. PORTER, Cashier. july 13 m!50 NOTICE. V LL persons having demaiuh against the es tate of Mrs. Jane Myers, are requested to present them duly attested, within the time prescribed by law, to the subscribers. THOMAS CLARK, MATTHEW LUFHURROW, Administrators. july 13 ifl50 Georgia—Chatham County. To ull whom it may concern, W HEREAS Jsmes Hunter has applied to the Hon the court of ordinary of said county, for letters of administration on the estate and ef. fects of Col Constant Freeman, late of the city of Washington in the District of Columbia, in behalf of the heirs Now these are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the snid dec to file their objections, if.any they Ituve in my office on or before the 26th day of July next, otherwise letters of administration will be granted to the applicant Witness the Hon. Edward Harden one of the Justices of the said Court, the 26th day of June, A D 1624. S. M. BOND, e c o. jUne 26 42 Georgia—Chatham County. By the Holt the Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for ordinary purposes; HE REA 8 Richard U. Cuyler, executor of William SIirw deceased has petitioned the Hon. Court of Ordinary, to be discharged from his said executorship. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular Hie kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to tile their objections (if any they have) in the office of the clerk of tlie Court of Ordinary on or before the 13th day of January next ensuing the date hereof, otherwise letters dlsmissory will be granted to the peti tioner! Witness the Honorable Thomas N. Morel, one of the Justices of the said Court, this 13th dav of July, A. D. J824. S. M. BOND, c c oi july 13 150 03* During the absence of the Subscriber M r. Thos. R. Price will act as his attorney. J. N WHITLOCK. july 15 151 {£J°The Post Office will Un til the first November next, be closed from 1 to 3 o’clock, P M. july 3 145 Corn Afloat. S afljyijv BUSHEL*8 Baltimore white Corn the cargo of the schr Harncou, for sale in parcels to acoommodate purchasers— apply to GEO. F. PALMES, Exchange Dock. july 3 m!4G NOTICE. •V|R WILLIAM TURNER, having assigned LyJL to the subscribers all his stock iu trade, debts, &c in behoof of his creditors generally, it is requested that those indebted make imme. diale payment, and those having claims will please render them to Mr Thomas Miller, who is appointed their agent to dispose of diestock, which comprises a general assortment of Seasonable Dry Goods± and will be sold, wholesale or in retail, at very reduued prices, lor cash only JAMES M'HENRY, JOHN H REID, GEORGE UELPH, Assignees of Win. Turner. april 14 86 BARGAINS T HE stock of Dry Goods, which formerly be longed to Mr William Turner, is now sel ling off at prices much under cost. april 16 88 OFFICE FOB SHIPPING SEAMEN. t'H , HE subscriber is now able to attend person- JI ally to the duties of Shipping Seamen and the No* tarial Business. in the office of Alexander Hunter and Wm. P. Beers, at tlieN. W. corner of tho Exchange. WM. P. BEERS. may 6 106 , a LL persons are forbid to credit any of the Acrew of the Colombian schr. Zulma, us any con tracts made by them will not be paid by me . CHARLES E. LOM1N1, Captain. july 8 m!48 Sugar, Gin Flour. HH1JS. Prime St Croix Sugar 50 bbls Northern Gin 100 bbls fresh superfine Flour For sale by HALL lit HOYT, jtily 10 14f> Sheriff’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in August next, ‘ILL be sold at the Court House in Wayn* _ _ Cohnlyi between tlie usual hour* A negro man named March, unAeT ah execu* lion on the foreclosure of a mortgage in favor of rims. Museagaintt John R. Kemp. JOSEPH FdRT.sVTC. mav 31 , l?8 iHL-j.' City Sheriff’s Sale—continued On the first Tuesday in August next, ILl. be sold belbre the Court House inthd City of Savannah, between the usual hours of 10 and 4 o’clock. All that lot of land known in the plan of tjtO city of Savannah, as lot No 25 twenty five BroWn ward, containing 60 feet in front and 90 feet deep subject to an annual ground rent to tho corporation of the city of Savannah, together with the buildings theieon, bounded cast by lot No 2l twenty four, south by Hall St. west by lot No 26 twenty six and north by a lane, levied du as the property of Ufiarles H. Hayden, to satisfy executions from the Court of Common Pleas anti Oyer and 'l erntiner far the city of Savannah, Jno- ■P NVilliamsou'Va. Charles H Harden; Moore & Lyman vs. same, and Charles W Uotkwell vs* same, and an execution for rent, John B Berthe* lot vs same. Sold at the risk of the former pur chaser. A I D’LYON, c i. July 13 , 150 . For Sale, «MIE Darien Eastern Steam Saw and Ricix ? Mill; with the appurtenances thereto be longing—An extensive credit will be given to tlie purchaser or purchasers, he or they giving security, approved of by the Bank of Darien.-* For terms apply to GEORGE ATKINSON*. JAMES DUN WOODY, HENRY HARFORD. Bank Committee. gy The Savannah Republican is requested to insert the ahovb, and forward the account to the Bank »>f Darien for payment. atlg2 , 164 ... .. fkj iNl. moiiihs alter-date'applicaiiuii wilt bw lx made totiie honorable the Inferior Court of Chatham County, "'lien setting for. ordinary purposes, for permission to sell the following real estate, for the benefit of the heira and credetors of the estate of N. S. Bayard, deceas ed, viz: [ One undivided fourth of a tract of Laud, con taining about 500 acres, on Cumberland Island, Camden County, known as Plum Orchard—arid an undivided fourth of a certain Tract of Land situated on said Island, containing about 50.9 acres, originally granted to Gen. Lechland MU’* lntosh, and bounded on the south by the said Plum Orchard Tract. Al6o a plantation called Lottery Hill situate on the Ogeechee Road, 3 mdes from Savannah*, containing about 600 acres. N. J BAYARD, Adm’r eat. N. S. Bayard, nov 10 211 NOTICEa STRIVE months after date, application will be «M made to the Hon the Inferior Court of Bit! • loch county, when sitting for ordinary purpose' to sell all the real and personal estate of Allen Denmark, dec’d, for the benefit of the heirs ana creditors. ROBERT BURTON, Adm’r. MARY DENMARK, Adtri’x.. Bulloch count y feb 28 48 N INE months after date application will l<: made to the honorable the Judges of thu Inferior Court of Hryari County for leave to ierjt all the real estate of Wm Cubbedge, dec’d to b- sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors iii’ said estate. < John cubbedge, Administrator Bryan Colinty, June 17 138 NOTICE* A LL persons indebted to the estate df 1 ( . beth Fell late of Chatham Cofinty, dece-. are requested to make immediate paymer; the subscriber, and those to whom the said • -i tate is indebted are requested to exhibit t; demands duly authenticated, to . , I’ETER 6HICK, ExV, July 1$ lJff .