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P mmmi ; W fl\V YORK LEO. ISl-ATUUK. 'til IllSt. Fro’.T> tl>e National Advucu V’ltOM ALBA N Y.—August 5 ' e A'fteinbly debated tlie rc» ijou j'or adjourning. or rather fur con- in.v with the overwhelming vote of the jt"to adjourn forthwith. The *• peo* men” and •' diadem purty,” played oft' |rbeft pieces in the shape of resolves, k U)U f, amendments, substitutes,eominil L u f conference—previous questions, Lquestions, &e. &c. interweaved, inter- |il mid interlocked, not only toprodure L.out in particular to procrastinate. Alt tl'i, of Orange, u very worthy man, 'gave i pathetic harangue about liberty, sol- sol"the resolution, depriving the peor [of their rights, dj*c. us iftfie people have all the rights they wish, and on this Lion of electors all the lights they ever I Tolmadge, Wheaton ,Bdrstntv,and a sharp shooters kept up the firing. The |ieral fortified himself, with a pile of law It, and journals, and took the floor, at ^ and kept it until three o’clock, when I House adjourned. He commenced a- I, at live, and in his remarks he took a Id view of things—wandered over En- ml, Spain, France, Poland, #c. and L. us on interesting view of foreign gov- Lents. rather foreign to the subject, but Ivas speaking against tune and It went fc'uitewell. IVliile the simple resolution for adjour [r was under discussion, and on a mo- i to lay it on the table, (being lute in the |ning)Geu. M’Cldre rose and hoped that [libers would vote generally for laying In-ioluliun on the table, because it would [rd him un opportunity to bring forward It of resolutions which lie sent to the Irk, and which were read. The reao (no was something like the fallowing in |stiiiic6• Whereas at the last session a bill was [sad the Assembly giving *ke electoral Llo the people, and whereuS the Senate Itponed or rejected the bill, and whereas [he present session the Senate by u still Jmgt>r vote has refused to pass the said Land whereas the Assembly is still dis- led to pass the bill, but as the Senate has loomed, it would be wasting time and lulling the public money to continue girrin session, therefore resolved thu 1 [Assembly adjourn.” Tiie’ihomeiit this was read, it unswerad i views of many determined to adjourn^ fause, instead 'da simple resolve, ill coo led some seasons why they adjourned Inrefore, on the . whole, whan the If was taken for laying the simple resu lion on the table lo take up the preum fs&resolutions of Gen. M'CIore, whiel i also to adjourn, in effect the very same, [parlies voted forit, slid it stood 68 to49 : House adji.ui nod, and the '‘ Diadem |t)’“ rushed nut, sc. earning,shrickingiand licing—throwing down their hats— liking glasses, drawing corks—wishing odier j'.y - hugging one another— f i in*r that they iiad a glorious tri,- )h\”—bin like Dr. Franklin’s glorious llile, they caught no fish at all. i’iirt debate may be renewed—another K b' two burnt away—but finally they 1 adopt Gen. A1'Clore’s resolutions, o"i Inethingsimilar, and .tdjoUrn. [l’lie whole uf this affair is a humpug. people never wanted lit alteration uf | Electoral Ltw—the; Assembly never kiously intended to pass i; bill, i’ho ex 1 si‘ -.ion v. as only, iuteoded to push on lision and excitement; uml the long aiid * short of the business is, that this ses ends'in smoke—the Legislature will loui:n—the people will approve of it, Iy will meet again tranquilly in Nov. |l after twisting turning, managing, pled b, bargaining, dfc. iVc. on the part of [ “ |ieople’s men,” William H. Crawford Jl receive me hundred out d'one htm- M ami fifty-eight votes—Adams and awford being then, as they are actually hv, the only two cai didfttes before the na the recent adjournment of <he legislature^ and-tberefo.ro '•> t l. le pro Isolationc.f ‘e governor, coi-vening the legislature, was n iodise cet exercise of the executive prerog- i If the above resolution, censuring the l^o vernur, was adopted, then ail legislation bug lfonsrtles, at C ichea, Capt. Simeon /tndon.l .illvi ..!■ it..... I .If « .. .1 I. ~. it... R I . .... _ 1* It V I -4 d % dm . . ceased Nothing was left undone by the Governor, and the pseudo •' people’s men,” tfFAV YORK, Aug. 8. 1"’i'tun i’’i> de Vevils.—Died ai Cm he, at III,: house of ti,.- > un n r, .lie SO A ,i ii iar.t, C i;il. (ii.oiiGl, W lioiHtKS, o T.i n ton, Alass, lute nith^er uf the biig ironsides, ul Boston, aged 24. Died on board the We ara requested to state that WititAM T*. Mausiiai.l, is not tt candidate for Alderman at the approaching election: SHIP JYEWS. MetoaLf. of Alul.tii own, Conn. Capt Ms. had been sentenced to Cachea. lor alleged PORT OF SAVANNAH. For New-York. 10 prevent the adoption of the resolution ; crimes ol pirifty, in capturing several Pur- threats entreaties were used in vain. „A(* tugguese vessels with slaves while in cum- most every preceding division was a con fused mixture of parties }U< length the line was drawn distinctly, and the following .ews llie democratic strength in/qw«r of, die resolulUm, and the " people's ineu,”' Adams men and Clinloniuns against it AYES—66, NOES.'—53. V ' , From theabsenfeesfive more votes would have bpen obtained, making the whole de mocratic vote 71. Not satisfied with this unequivoca 1 ex pression, Mr Wheaton pushed his.puint in attempting to substitute another resolution for that offered ,by Mr Spencer, which was negative by i-ghty-one votes!! In the assembly milch warmth, excite ment. anil intemperate language prevailed. The ; opposition Was bold, daring, and abu sive. They attempted to prostrate all rules ami orders of .the house; but a final blow, was given to their cause by a speech from Air Pell, of Dutchess, their principal and most zealous leader. Mr Pell was betray ed into most unwarrantable expressions and indecorous observations. He raised the veil anti showed us these patriotic ‘‘people’s men” in their orginnl colours. He insinu ated that thu opponents to the bill deserved lobe tarried and feathered. He abused Mr Van Buren, Judge Skinner, and pther dis tinguished republicans, to an extent as to arouse the feelings and indignation of the house, and the vote of8t against Wheaton’s- resolutions, showed the feelings and opiti ions of the assembly. The senate is truly a great body; no ex citoment—no violence of debate—not t high word;cttch v membcr did his duty in irntecting the slate and the constitution ike a man—coni and firm. Gen. Root, so much abused by the opposition, showed himself to be the man of’98—able and in» flexible*. A .• ;\4 Thus ends the last attempt of the " un holy alliance” to destroy the great state of New-York; aud io November next thfe 30 electoral 'votes will assuredly be given to the regularly nominated democratic con didates. - v.. What shall be said of Governor Yates? N ’thing—Vc mortuis nil ni*i bomtm. His advisers will occupy public attention here ufter. In order to procastinate and tegis lute, Ylr GulhouQ tiunsini'ted a letter to the Governor, soliciting the transfer of u piece of land on Long Island for-Tortifica- tiut)s;.but the bait would not take—tbe As seotbiy refused to t?ke up the subject. We shatl now hear from the opposition, 'repeated declarations that Mr Crawford, after all, will not obtain the vote of thi* state. We give it as our abtlleil opinion, that-tiittre'.tvi'll'bd no organised opposiii m to Mr Crawford iii Noveotber next. We have conversed with several friends of Mr Adams, and (hey assured us (hat whatever their attachments may.be, they will go with the State, and sustain, the democratic pur- tyo — There is no opposition of any conse quence to Col. Young. The Utica Con vention vvill come to nothing. We are satisfuclonly assured that Air Clinton ‘will not ai|ow his name to be used. maml of the Oreotul b'ig Aroganta, but thriiUgli the intercession of the American AT OUCKWCU ON TlJSSUAt. Sclit Marion, Parker, from Norfolk bound, to Cburlestoik SAILKU TI-.STKIUJAY, ltrig Frances, Crufi, for I'niludetphia.-'-Fa* (established i.ane ) £4"<>, l lie .ship S A V A N. N A n, ,-N: Wm. iieber, Master, Will receive quick despatch. K<.r freight ot passage, having iiahdsoiite accommodations, ap ply lo tho master on beard, or to li ILL h HOYT. mig.l7 165 —-- • packet ship Savannah, which was ashore oil - , and was steam, bust. Srp«;'- Cape Verds, and was on b mrd thebng Iron- Stoop Harkquin, Smith, for Nassau, N. F. sided, in which .easel lie was to take pas-1 CLSAnahvoa TutsirniiT, ?uge, when he Was Seized Willi the African I At Providence,2d Lost brig Gen Hopkins Vick fever, which terminated his existen'ce in a er ^* few davs in Mav Invt T\Tiu 'r 1 . Annivnn from tuis rohT, it w nays, in May last,-Mete. , At Havre June 4, ship UesdcmoL, Morris. Extract to the Editor oj the Lohisville I Cliarleston. V ° rk 8lU 11181 S ° UI tyBnel ’ v 'Phblfc Advertiser, dated til. Louis, July 7. Th e pack* ‘•IhavejujP seen major Guauam, who on u , e 0y * er Be j 8> ha8 been ot mforma me that dm Osages have delivered L e n e? day towed op to town by over to collonel Ahhuoklesix of the duel wc ... actors iri tho mu. ileia on the' Red River. s f U3 ume , d > * ,cr » -General Aikinson has, arrived in Facltet, ou his way to the Alindan f\Ws$- f, ? hcrc “ r B , l ’ 1 U 8U| ! bs, lor the purpose of treating with the ft Uer ^ diatis. We wish his expedition may have der * ttS . on,y u,,8h, PP ed * broken a.has been tlm desired effect ; but apprehended that | r ^ >rt ^ nothing short of military force, at or.above the Alumlaii Village, will insure peace in that quarter. Much excitement haspre vailed,and much has been written and spo- ke,n about Indian ofi’air.s ; and it appears to me to be an unskilful practice to adminis ter opiates, when powerful and active med icines are wanted. The seat of the disease is at or near the mountain^ and cannot be reached by talks alone.”. Received, , 1 ■ c. II r un r. LATE AUllIVAL^, B cr Illtl.S Loaf Stigcr 3D 50 Ho lt>e Whiskey 15 hhds do 25 blits double anchor Gin SO kpgs spiced Salmon .'A' do Scotch Herring 23 boxes No 1 ClinColnio Soap uttd Candles In -boxe-?. ., CAUUuY a iiKiuu'.TtT. atiglS _ tl63_ . C. KELSEY & CO. gJj*A VK received by late arrivals, an aisurtmeot CHEESE. ^XlWF.NTY Duxes prime new Goshen Cheese. T. Just received and forsale by GEO D. CO UNWELL, Jonca’ Upper Wharf. augl9 c« 1 OHIO. It is stated in the ChiHicothc Supporter of the 29tn uf July, the friends of General Jackson appoin'»d a general convention to \neet at Columbus on the Wednesday preceotling, ,f to nominate an electorial ticket, and consult upon measures to pro mote his election, Out of sixty-two coun ties, eight only Were represented, and the convention consisted of but eleven per sons.” • PROFESSOR PORSON. Porson was once travelling in a stage coach, when a young Oxonian,'fresh from college, was amusing the ladies with a va riety of talk, and' amongst other things, with a quotation, as he said,from Sophocles. A Greek quotation, and in' p coach too ! roused our slumbering-professor, from a kind of dog sleep, in a snug corner of the Red, Gauntlet. B Y the author of Waverly <s voiS S2 Trials, a take 2 vols £>2 ''History of .Matthew I Fata by the author of '■ . Valerius $1 •« Memoirs of Capt Rock, the celebrated Irish Chieftain, &l Spanish Daughter, revised by Mrs. Shu wood, 1 vol gl ' Biogruphy of the British Stage, with anec dotes SSI Sunday School Books, London editions ■ New Music for the Piano Elliots Botany of S Carolina and Georgia, Nos 3, 4, 5, and 6, of 2nd vol, recived by S. C. U J. SC1IENK. Also, the following lately published [TheHighlanders 2 vols—Sayings and doinc 2 vols g2— llsjji Uaba, 2 vol* g2—Percy Malta ry, 2 vols-] \ Perry’s 2d Voyage for the Discovery 6f a Hwi of f’ushitmnblu Calicoes, Chintzes, ■; • AND V'i '• Printed Miislins, , ALSO, A great variety of sicasooable DRYGOODS. t2 . ■ • [, . , ■ ','1.: 1)0UGLA88&SORREL, ' . , OFFER FOB SALE. <1 KflTk BAGS COFFEF., dilTercnt qualities , 2 jjxS/100 kegs cut.Nails i.‘:sorted sizes 14 bales domestic Shirtings and sheet Nortli West Passage Memoirs of Dr. Aikin cpntairling critical Es says on the English rocks-r-by Lucy Aikin. Couriers Private Correspondence;' / ‘ Duncans Travels in (America, 2 vols; Archbishop Potter on Church Government; Family Ulbies— elegant London Editions. aug!9 a'66 For 8ule. cyeV I think, youug gentleman,* said he, | CALVIN UAKBU. |Bi9 From the National Advocate 9th inat. THE EXTRA SESSION. I' The long agony f> over;” but li house- I of tlie Legislaturb adjourned on Friday f fling; afjfer censuring tin* Governor for univarrantiiBle and indiscreet ckereise I hid constitutional prerogutivb, and in hforuiity with public expectation, witri t transacting .ink legislative business. Ilf was genei-illy expected that the ses j* 11 would Ins' but .one day. Indeed, the jnate, that intrepid protector (if the cun jfutionj and infiuence o'" the state, deci- |d tortnwith, with a unanimity scarcely |uall. i|; but the elements of discord und losition in the Assembly, protracted the scssitin for five days, and spending the opjc.’s money, after « was placed beyond Iqbt fhut the Senate would not >eqedei lanyoftheold demncrals wbre disposed jlet the pretended frjends of the'people Ive their full share of debate, fry every Tasurc, venture upon every experiment, licli every spring, fully confident that I adjournment woulu take place, without dialing the sanctity of old and approved f*. and without dividing the power, and pairing the just influence, of the state. vfter many resolutions, amendments stttutea, and. motions, the touchstone M brought forward in the ‘ollowingshape »mtro ( | UCe j by Air T. Spencer : Resolved, As the sense of this house. *‘0o unexpected incident or unforeseen eyes,' 1 think, young gentleman •vow, favored us just now with a quotation from Sophocles; 1 «Jo not happen to recol ler.t tt there • Oh, sir,’ replied our Tyro, 'the quotation is word for w.ord.as l have repealed it, and. in Sophocles too; but I suspect sir, it id some tune since you were at college.* Tbe professor applying bis hand to his great coat, and taking out a small packet edition of Sophocles, quietly asked him if he could be kind enough to show him the passage in question, in that little book; al'tor rummagmg the pages for Some lime,be replietl*‘upon second thoughts, I uow recollect that the passage is,in Eu ripides,” ‘Then perhaps, sir,’said the pro fessor, putting his band again into his pock 166 Cotton Bugging, Cojf'ee, &c. QAK Hundredaud Fifty peiced Cotton bag* V jminmi-. - . PM . .1 oU bags prime Havana Green Coffee • lo hints Muscovado Sugar 75 bbts do do , „ 4 bales best Osriaburgs - 10 do brown Shirtings and Sheetings Just, received aim for sale by CALVIN BAKER. augl9 ■ 166 inga 120 whole and half* boxes Window : Glass , '.. . .2 patent OU Cloth Carpets 61 qr^| n °* e ® Spanish SegarS 45 bbla Flour An assortment of v • •'> i CASTINGS. nug 12 p!63 • ; NOTICE. FJ^HK Subscriber receives a constant supply Corn Meal and Corn Grits, Iron; the Steam Mifl, which he otters for salo at his Store, Market-square, He hie .also on hand Corn and Wheat Bran. > BUENEZER JENCKS. _ sug M164. , Prime York, Teas, Li)nf Sugar } St. Croix Sugar, fyc. ■ iBLS Prime Pork, New York City Inspection ' • 20 chests 1 HYSON TEAS, ' / of thisy- u-.-s impor taiion. 30 half do . . 100 Ten Cattys 100 Five do 6 Boxes Canisters 2 lbs each 10 hhds prime Rt Croix Sugar 30 bbla Loaf Sugar y . 200 Prime Hams in bags .■ , i ‘ A - ', t : Just received per ship Savannah, fur sale ti r J. b hEubeut, &‘CO. ‘ aug 17 165 F. GIL LET & CO. Brought to Jail. I N Savannah on the 15;h mat. a negro man who says his name is ilarry and that he belongs . . luJoaephur Love of Green County, Georgia, aiiyl et, and haiiumg him a similar edition y5f Lhathe rima^ay from him near Warrington a- Euripides,' you will be ko good as to find bout the first of June, he is 5 feet 93 inches high it for^ne, in that-little book.’ The young land about 25 years ofage. Oxonian returned again to his task, butj a “ H JUilN 1. DEWS, r c.e. Extract of a letter dated," Albany, Friday eveniug, Aug. 4,1824. "•As you desired I send as accurate a statement of the situation of parties in our legislature; iinou. the presidential question as can bt* made. .. / ; Assembly—tprawfnrd 73 , Adams J - 45 Jackson 6 Doubtful < 4 Giving Crawlo-d a majority of 18 iu At* 3L-a»bly il.ould all the doubtful go against him. Those for Jackson will ultimately go for Adams. I think perhaps Crawlford inaygtM some of them- But Clay and Jackson are both out of the question, here at th)» time Senate—Crawford 20 Adams 10 \ Doubtful 8 Giving C awf-nd a majority of 26 op joirn balTot wjthotil any accessiop of force I'rbin the doubtful.” Bento. Press. with no better success,-muttering however to himsel f, ’ Curse me if I quote Orecfc again in a coach.*\ The tittering of. the ladies in formed him that he was got into a hobble; at last, ‘ Bless mo, sir,* said he, «bww dull 11 Regimental Orders. jj^N Election is hereby ordered to be held on . Wedr 1st of September next, at am; I recollect now, yes, yes, I perfectly M ,e 8 i ukr ’’ ik.cri.i. ..iccL.i. Captain to command the 4th company of tlie ramembet, that the passa 0 et8in^Cschyius.,l j 8t uegiment The poll will be opened at 9 I he inexorable professor returned again to (,*clgck A \J. under the superintendance ot tile his inexhaustible pocket, apd was in the persons designed bylaw. act of handing him an iEschylus, when our astonished Frenshman vociferated,' Stop the coach*—halloab, coachman, let me out I say.ihstantly—let me out! there's a follow here has got the whole Bodleian library in hils pocket; let me out I say —let me out he must-bo Porson, or the Devil !* Frow the Cou rtland (Ohio) Republican. The Jib is up.—Mr CraWford the (Sec retary. lias been "weighed in a balance and found 1 * just. HW accuser, Niniaa Ed wards has failed; resigned his commission as Minister to Mesi.co, pocketed gl 1.225 of the PeopVs tpiyney,. and ‘ made oft'.— Crawford it the than for our . next presi dent. ’Tell us no more about people’s men, they are all fleece men. I'gence which required immediate legislu r u ’ fnd for, which it was the design of tht [■istitution to provide,.in granting to the FBcutive the power of convening the legis- I Ur «» at times provided for by. any gener- I lave of tUo slate, tiA3- transpired siace Commodore James Darron is at length restored to the service of his country. He has gone on to. take cbmmand of the Navy Yard and station.of Philadelphia; We re joice at this appointment.—From the bot tom or »ur hearts, vve thank the President -for this-act of justice, aqdef patrotismi Ninian Edwards thrust Out of public service (as ho would have been) and James Barron, again taken into it-—for both these acts, Mr Monroe will receive the cordial gratu' dons of maos an old and valued friend. Rich, 2?«f ■ FROM A LONDON PAPER. Price of Race Horses —(During the laie few years, about two thousund pounds has baeo the maximum for the reputed best colt of the year. Five thousand guineas were offered and refused fof the celebrated Sinol- ensko before he went toEpso.m. , In the New Market October meeting, 1805, a bay colt by Pipator, sold for 15,000 guineas, A By order Cot. Maksium,. * , M. W. STEWART. Adjt. 1st Regt. aug 17 il65 • i l • OFFI'.ll Ton '-AtK Olf A BARGAIN, PIFTY PIECES 42 i.^ch HEMP llAGl.LN’G, Receive}! by the Ships Emperor, William W lacc, aridiioW landing liom lire Siivm. nah, 70 1‘ackti^p.s,.. Seasonable anO Woollen floods. Bought mostly in June and July last, whici can be sold at the pre*ent <Atew.Turk prices. Jug 17 i!65 GAUDUY& HEUOEUT. _ lordugh a bay twoyear old colt by Volunteer, and a brown three year old filly) Orange Girl by Sjr Petqr, sold, fin- 15,000 each) .. Lord Fitz William refused,3,OOOguineus for Sir Paul by Sir Peter, out of Pearl liy Tandem, About half a century since. Lord Grosve- nor offered Mr Piggott 10,00pfor Shark, as the horse was lead ing off the coilrse at New- mark, to be taken out of training. It \vas reported that 0’K.eUy refused.u^arly dou ble that sum for his Eclipse, replying to the offer, that f‘ all Bedford Level would not purchase Eclipse.”—-To go half a century further back, a report has been handed down from farther to son; that a Welsh sport-^tian offered tlie Duke of Devonshire, for Flying Childers, the horse’s weight in crowns and half crowns, which the noble Duke refused. y . United States! District of Georgia. LY TBE DISTRICT COURT, ■ , Anoos-f T>:n»i, 1824. T HE following, persona having been drawn and summoned to serve as Grand* and Petit Jurors at said Court, having failed’to attend—It is ordered tlmt they be finpd according to law, unless they shaft make sufficient excuses, on oath to the Clerk, on or before the 2d Tuesday in November next. V Brand Jurors,—Archibald Smith. Frederick S. Fell, J. P- Henry, George Gordon, Joseph Habersham, James Hunter, Robert Habersham, Charles Kelsey, Alexander Telfair, Bqnjumin Burroughs. Petit Jurors.—Wm. P. Clark, C. H. Hayden, John Gribben, Reuben G. Taylor, and John F. Fraser. Extract from the minutes; , . „ GEO. GLEN, Clerk, aug 14 ol64 JAMES SCOL £S. SILK, BOTTOM, AMD WOOL EM DlJ '- ' AMD SCOURER. T hankful for past favor* take-i uifs met'. of informing his friends M*d the public g eneral) that lie continue... the above husines. is old stand, cornerof Bay lane, and Montgi;. err street near the Baptist Church. LEGJJOli. CIIIP, AMD STRAW HATS, dyed and dr ed, Gentlemens and Ladies DRESSES of aft ki. dyed and finished with dispatch.. • N B Clothes left to be dyed or Scoured -V. be repaired if required. . 165 Stopped from a Negro Manj ^ SILVER WATCH, supposed to be stolen. aug 17. WANTED IMMEDIATE: A N apprentice for the printing business, i quire at this office. aug 17 165 For Kent. The House on the corner of-—(TV and South Broad-stveet, at •present^ occupied by Mrs. Maxwell. Alio, The western hhlf of the House next t of the above—at present occupied by Tho Butler, Esq. For terms apply to *4' ; : ’ H. KiRin aug 7 v .. 169 DIED—At tlie Havana, of fever,' Mr John P, Waux),' of this city. The owner can have it by piyiqg cost of A dvertising and proving property—Enquire near lie residence of Mr John Guilmarti n, Indian; street. . • THOMAS RILEY. aug 14 164 NOTICE. W ILLbesold atthePourd in SaVahnah, .on :i Friday next, thfe 19th inXt ifetween 12 and 1 o’clock. y; ' ' V - •/ ' One red speckeled Cow, marked in each ear with a smooth crop and under bit, dulaped, and sawed horns. ’ . .. F M.STON^ Aitf-’. dug \7 i«r Take Notice. npHF, Managers and Assistants of Engine) I on Satuic®y the 28th instant, pvaiceea , i&pfA Ifc'y. J ClERK AMD ■ MESSENGER.. Applications be left with the Clerk on of 1 - tliatday. . . >. By order of the Board,, • JOHN HAUPT; ( ;. aug 5 ISO -Hif NOTICE. D uring my absence from this State Artliu: Bain, will ict as my attorney. ■ ;/ GEORGE STOW. aulj-17 ' sll65 Eye Whiskey. F IFTY. Barrels Rye AVhiskey, just receiv. 1 per ship Savannah; and for sale by NOTICE. P EftsONS having business with thf scriberj will please to call on V Seth;. *Ug 12 please to call on V G. BREUTMAYEu % J.lti i ■ . Jpeg & 'it