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from the Boston Copfier, Aug 11. ' FROM BUENOS AYRES. V-have seen a letter from Mr. Dana, consul at Buenos Ayres, to a gentle. , jo this town, from which the following n extract: .It gives me pleasure to inform you, political internal affairs of this ci- Lj province, have never sppajently * , n , more prosperous condition than , e present moment. One of the best L of which is, that the election of a new [>,nor by the Junta, has taken place Lit my disturbance, w hich is the only Lee where there has been a change in Executive. without the aid of military L* A revolution, (with the object to Urn the present administration) had L predicted by many. But as the pre [(government law Blood the test thus Milee years) putting down every at utat revolution, it is confidently hoped btlicy l> av * now formed a bulwark, at Ich the spirit of anarchy and revolution [beat in vain. Are-union of the provinces of Rio de Plata is also in contemplation, and re* Lntatives from most of which have al- Uy been circled lor the National Con- L,. to be assembled t this place.” Lorfs of the Tu-jlT—A Letter from Liiieru gentleman now on his travels, k—-«The gentlemen of the New,.York tbnow candidly confess that Henry can [t Eclipse, and ought to have do-:e so in [match. Wherefore they will-not run I again—-equal terms being denied to j Virginians.”—AWfi Inti kmiral Guise.—The Salem Gazette [nslir# a detail of the'outrages committed ■his man on several American vessel* in [p0< t of Callao, among which was the L Herald, Captain Williams, of Salem, L lurnishe.d (lie detail./* Guise is an En Uman; was first Lieutenant of the Lrop- | wlien vhe attacked the Ciiesapeake; Lebed himself to the Naval service of i!i about the time Lo>d Cochrane did. Le time previous to the fall of Lima, he knelled with Lord Cochrane and left Ci.i'iaii service I has been said that [hiisoneor two merchant ships conimap J uy Lieut- nants' of the British navy i the Lll of Lima, Gen. 8*. Martin/ after b cl .liming himaeif Protector, created pise Admiral." ib. folly particTpatcip tendering to Mm-at# nblic testimoni.il of regard, they highly approve of the delicacy and magnanimity displayed in the letter just read, and that, in accordance with the wishes of Comm. Barron, so .emphatically expressed, they will relinguish all further measures in rela tion to the proposed public dinner* ■ it whs, on motion, Resolved, That the proceedings of the meeting be published in the daily papeis of the city of Philadelphia. JOflNLKAMY, Chairman. Josiah Randall, Sou. It is understood that C D. Cnxe, U. 8 Consul at Tunis, wil proceed tj his destj nation, together with his family, in the U. S. ship Constitution, Cap* Macdniiough. JV T Evening Fust. The last we hear of Nipian Edwards, "Ex-Governor, Ex Minister, «5j*c. &c ” is, that he was at Shepherd's ToNvn, where he had been fora fortnight. He complained bitterly of the place being lonely! chew ing the food” (not of sweet but) of "bitter fancy:”—Rich Evq. From the Philadelphia Freeman's Journal. TO LA FAYETTE. To the home at the freeman we welcome thee, Thou sdn of a distant dime, The voice of the land tlum fought but to free, Will echo thy praises to Time. Thy fame, like the rainbow in.heaved, Is high in the land of its birth, And it Seems to eternity given. Fur it rests on the ends of tire earth. Thou comest to us o'er a distant wave, To visit the scenes of thy youth, And to shed, perhaps, o’er tUV Patriot's grave, A tear for his kindncsaalid truth. But the drop that fulls from thy aged eye, For the fate of Columbia's son, Will he caught ere it reach where his relics li. And a thousand returned thee for one. The hands of a people whose fame ne'er decays, When thy own from the earth shall retire, With swelling hearts to tliee they'll raise, And bless time us friend of their sire. Tho’ the pitiless hand of coming time, Shall point dice a pathway above. Yet even there, from America’s dime, A prayer shail rise to thy spiritsubiime, - In token of endless love. bp Poll tims pntvf, AtNew.Y k, 4 It iust ship Augusta, Van Dyck, with d-spavcii. At Boston, 12th inst. brig Almira, Harding, with dispatch. At Charleston, sloop Delight, Cooper. It utfords a* pleasure to announce the sa'e ar rival of the sloop Delight, Capt Cooper, a- Charleston She had been-driven lo.the soutl ward in a N. B. storm, and in oonsequence of continued calms, was not able to make her des- tined port until the 22(1 inst. /The ship Elizabeth Wilson had not arrived at Liverpool on the 15th July. The Russian ship Here's, two hundred days K i-om Lisbon for Hm Janeiro, put into TerCeira, une 25, With loss of maintopmast, &c and in the greatest distress for provisions This is pro bably the longest passage on record -the voy age between l.isoon and TCrceira, usually occu pying about tir days. Arrivals. from ports in Europe At Norfolk, 15iliinsi —Ships Taly-ho, Glo- ver; and Laconia, Daniels, from Liverpool. ^ At^Philadelphia, 16th inst.—Ship Tuscarora, At New York 15th inst—Ships Nestor, l.ee; Courier,-Wallace t Meteor, Gardner i Hobert Fulton, Grahami and brig Helicon,' Barnard, from Liverpool t ship Duels n, Champlain, from London; ships Cadmus, Allyn, and Canton, Butman, tin Havre! Ship Friends, Choate, from Greenock ; ehio Adonis, Uicliards, tin Antwerp, At Boston 12th iust—Ship Topaz, Callender, fm Liverpool For New-York, (established line) The packet ship louisamath.ua, . ily expected, and will receive quick des* patch For freight or passage, having clegunt accommodations apply to HALL U HOYT aug 24 168 NOTION. I tO prevent misapprehension and difficulty, the subscriber gives notice that he shall, in all instances, where there is no special agree- ment to the contrary, require \hefreight- money v.f vessels consigned to him, to be paid in suuli money us the hanks of this city receive in pay ment. S.B.PARliMAN aug 24 * cl68 Prinic Hams arid' Shoulders. a ;-(jp.\ PRIME IIAMS in bags led Shoulder* For sale by run flic MEETING A meeting of the citizens'of 8ayanna!i will take place To morrow, Friday, at ten o'clock, A M. at the Exchange, for the purpose of ascertaining the disposition of the Oeuiple as to the propriety of receiving Job Furniture Wax. CimiS article is highly recommended for the E 'purpose of imparting an elegant gloss to Mahogany Furniture. » , The large and extensive Cabinet Ware Man ufactures in the northern cities make use of this composition to give^lheir work a beautiful pol ish. A supply* of this wax has been received per ship Savannah U is put up in sniull pots And buxes with printed directions for use, and fi.r sale by LAY St HENDRICKS' >N Che'mistsWl Druggists, * Shads Buildings, aug 24 168 T. Bolls’ change Bills. August 16, 1824. ARIEL. Extract of <■ letter dated, • AUGUSTA, Aufc. 18. A small bag tif n-w Cot ion, was i eceived pie'day at Hamburg, which is the load i will see noticed ns the Humbug paper; t*> may take Hi,- quality of this bag for u ■pie of the ciop, it will prove inferior in [i ol Inst season. Every person coming in Hie countiy, whether interested in Vukural pm suits or not, continues to [irsent the crop a?, urn in st dreadful sit- Lilt—siinted in grovvi'i ■ wiiliciing, and Lex und blossoms 'hopping .>tf, and but pod.- on tne plant. An opinion is uni- jsully accredited here that tii ■ quuntity tie this year, although a great den I more planted, will not exceed the quantity (tie lust year. ^ ?hating Lights.—The Treasury De ment has issued proposals f r buildii.y i vessels to be used as Floating Lights; ! of iltem to be ul 220 tons burthen, to stationed on Uarytforl Reef; the other fe tiflSO tons burthen, a> d st tinned at ug Shoal in Hamptico Sound. Both ves- lobe delivered on or before the fi' st of hejtrtrt. COMMODORE BARRON, rasettng of the cil zens ot Philadel Ba, held at Hh'skell’- Hmel, on the Idilt ERRATA lr die piece higned “Jerry Rrtailclath,” in the Republican of the 21st ins 1 ,-th line from bottom, for “ever” read even- andinthe 9tli line for “even” read ever. MARRIED— Ily mu Rev. ,V1 it.own, on the 22d instant, Mr. AViluam Condon, of the City of SavanniM, to Mrs. Yl aro aret Mackest. the same p ace COMMERCIAL. A punctual attendance is reques ted. August 26 THE LI HEAR V I S opened for the delivery of Hooks on Mon day Wednesday, and Friday, from tuiike un i : Five o’clock, aug 6 169 Managers awl Assistants of Engines, TAKJi NOTICE. r HFllE wiil be a meeting of your Board on Saturday next, at ybur usual place, at 8 o clock, P M By order of the President, JOHN hAUPT, Clerk. aug 26 169 [Ily the Courier, at New Fork ] LIVERPOOL, July 10, 1824 The sales of rice this weeic, amount to 35.i casks, at 14s 6d for fair, to 15 and 15s 6d t\ i good, and 16sper cwt. for fii.e quuiitv. the mport Ims been enormous, mid the export or «ieis are at limits ruinously low We art ap preaching the critical season of the new harvest, and unfavorable weather may induce -ome spe cula, ion, of which wc should be very desirous to avail oursefi es. Our prospects are by no means favorable, and although an extensive busioess has been done this week to the amount of upwards of i6,(Jj0 bales of Cotton, \ et the Market closes at an evi dent decline of 1 Bd. JULY 12 Cotton—the anxiety of holders of American descriptions, particularly of lioueds, to efl'cc sales even at a reduction of l Bd to ^d per Ib have brought (lie buy. rs more freely into mar ket; in consequence of which the operations of the week have been pretty extensive, amount, ing to H>,118 bags The private transactions consist of 9327 Bow For Sale, or to Rent. The unexpired lease (3 ' ears) and im nrovements, on the house and lot known ns the Little .Man’s Garden, situated in the City of Augusta, Ellis street, near the corner of Ceh tre street, and the market, having all the cunve. niences for a Confectionary factory on a large scale, besides a dry house, an oven, and bakery, —there is also an Ice house in good order, wherein 15 to 18 tons of Ice can be secured for Summer use For terms, apply to P. P. THOMASSON, F.sq Savannah, or to B. BOUYER, or on the premises Augusta aug. 26 +11169 aug 24 DOUGLASS 8. SORREL. >168 - ^ •>*! 1; Y#, «. f. Girj.FT&vn. • orpEnmn ai.k n a iiAuntnr; |; IFTY PIECES 4- i ph .E.MI* BAGOINGJ Received by the ships Eriiiieror, William ' a!- lacc, and now landing fioin the Sm unimh, , 76 racku^PS, 3oRSonable and Woollen Gooild. .Biinght mostly in .lu ie and July last, which can be sold at the pre ml New-Furl.- aug i 7 1.165 ► prictj, — NOTICE* D tJRIVR my absence from thSl'Stale Arlliut?' liain, w.II.act as my attorney. GEORGE STOW. nngl7 *tl65 7 » JAMES SCOLES. ^ siJ.A,‘ cotton, jnv .woolen uyeu . JNQ SCOURERf , 1 SHANKFUL ftir pitstfavors takes this method . of informing his friendsand t'e public in general, that he continues the above busin :ss at his old stand, cornernf Hay la >e, sml Montgom ery street i-ear the Baptist Church. LEGHORN C1IIP, A YD STR /UVH. ITS. dy -d and dress ed, Gent Vmenff and Ladies DRESSES vfalt kinds dy.tl an finished wi'h dispatch. N u Clothes left to.be dyixl or Scoured can be repaired if required, aug 17 165 WANTED IMMEDIATELY 4 N apprentice for 'he printing business A quire at ihis office. En- aug 17 165 Stopped from a Negro Man, k SILVER W.iTCH, supposed to be stolen i\ I he owner can hyve it <>y p ymg cost of advertising and proving property—Enquire hear the residence of Air John Guilmuitin, Indian- street. , , . THOMAS RILEY aug 14 164 A 'IN|T- E monti s after the date hereof, ajiplica- Crjuuii will hem.de to the Infcriur Court ah', si ting f r ordinary purposes, for lea* c to sell al. that lot or part of ground in the District of - hite B ull'. County of Chatham, containing 50 acres, more or less, boqnd northwardly and eastwardly by lands, late John PoifUen, And HuU hwanlly by lauds of illiams, belonging to the estate of James Boyd,, and to be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. ELIZABETH BOYD, Adm’x. may 26 124 SUbSUriBEESTU Take Notice. T HE Managers and Assistants of Engines will on Saturduy the 28lh instant, proceed to e- lect a C L EUR AND , MKSSENGKB. Applications be left with the Clerk on or before that day. By order of the Board, JOHN HAUPT, Clerk. aug 5 160 “The Religious Library Society a RE informed the regular numbers of the fol f\. lowing European U oiks are received and ready for circulation, viz t The London Home viissionary Magazine do Evangelical do do Wesleyan Methodist do do Moravian do do Baptist do do Missionary Register do Ecleclio Review do Investigation do Pulpit UND, . The Edinburgh Christian Insliuctor. EDWARD COPPEE, Librarian. aug 21 167 t-ag'i-eabl v to public. u i< inviling th< ' eds ..including U 00 on speculation,) a 7jt 9.1; ends <if C. iiimuilu.e Bai hon, tnuii ft f.. “ ‘ purpose of unking r.mjjetnpiita t*» khima public dinner, JohnLeamy, 1',-q k call' d lo the chair, and Josiah lian III was appointed 8ec> eta y. [Af er the meeting was orgai ized> the llnwing letter was t end: Philadelphia, Aug- 18, 1824. [Sir: No nt i> can dtliie highiy app eci F the favorable opinion or kind fee lugs Ifiia friendsand fell.-w ciczmis ilian 1 du. fit 'he public expressiou ol these,"pjliio is Id feelingh towards me whic i under- V'd is intended byilte meeting over which i preside, would nt this moment, give more pain than pleasure. ICallec' by the Government into public ['vice, i have no other view than to dis | 3r ge my doty with the shine purfiy <din- Tdiun, and honest zeal, which hare hith- [to given me the suppoit of friends whom hm proud to claim, and that consci us- hs wlfich has sustained me upon many 7’*ng occasions But the great wish f 'hnart is to avoid all appearance of oa<* Illation nr triumph; so foreign Lorn my i 868 IV■![lessees, Alabama and Mobile, 7 7-8u lo 'Jo: 1192 Orleans, 8^ to 11 j-8d ; 55 Sea Is lands, l3t<- 16i; 101 stained do ”4 old JULY 13. The 11th was iiunday. The Sales of Colton yester ay, were very limited, the demand liav ing been confined to the execution of a few small otders from Spinners. Rice is without al teration. [Hy the Cadmus, at New,Fork.] HAVRE, July T2 Cottons are dull—24,000 bales have arrived in the last month, and 20 vessels from N . w-Y >rk and New Orleai s are expected, which causes a t reat stagnation in the market. The prices are 5 to 274 80118 for very prime. Itice is in de cline, 2 to 9 francs, duty paid Coffee is in decline, St Domingo, at entrepot, 15 to 154 sous Havana, best green, >8 to 19. Brought to Jail, I V Savannah, on the 25lti inst a mulatto man who says his name is Bob, and that lie belongs to Andrew G Sims of-Washington, Wilks Coun ty, Georgia and that he runaway about the 8th inst h is 6 feet 2 inches high and about thirty years of age. JOHN 1 DEWS, j c c. aug ?6 169 NOTICE. r 1MIF.SE are to fore ram all persons fro m trsd- X ing with or crediting of my wile Mary N’e\ - ton, as I am determined to pay none of her con tvnets Also I forewarn persons, from harbor ing of her as I am determined in such case to prosecute to the extent of the law. GEORGE NEWTON aug 21 a167 Just Received BY SHF A VANN \H F IFTEEN THOUSAND lbs Bacon-Hams war- ranted. For sale by GAUDILY & HERBERT aug 17 t.165 VYITICE. P ERSONS having business with the subscri- scribers will plcarfe to call on Mr Jomr I’. Sxtzb. G. BRBITTMAYER k CO. aUcr 12 1 t.163 SHINNS PANACEA. J UST received per hrig Fiances from Philad elphia, a fresh supply of Shinn’s celebrated Panacea. Apply to WM. C. CUTHUERT, Agent, at the Drug Store of Dr Delarocue opposite the Exchange, or tb GEO. RYERSON, Corner of Bay and Wliilaker s reels, aug7 i*l Swaim's Panacea A FRESH supply < f this celebrated Medicine has just been received per ship Savannah, from New York, and for sale by LAY U HENDRICKSON, Chemists and druggists, Shad’s Buildings. ALSO, A fresh supply of Sndlitz and fioda Powders. aug 21 167 For Sale. A NEGRO MAN, about thirty years of age, —A prime field hand. CALVIN BAKER. aug l9 166. Executive Department, Geo. MILLEDGEVILLE, 2lst Nov. 1823 S KDKREI), That the subjoined Resolution ne.published once a month, in each of the snip NEWS. POUT OF SAVANNAH. SAILED TESTE HD AT. Sloop Spartan, Dela. o, for New York.—3 pas- sengers. V County, iiuateon the Sunbury Road, miles and a half from Uiceborotign ; containing two hundred and ten acres This land is very valuable for Cotton, Rice and Corn; and as well calculated for that culture as any land in the county; the conditions are low and rea c onab!ei there are between seventy and eighty acres cleared and under fence, there is also a good dwelling house, und all necessary out building*, on the premises—guarantee titles will be given to the purchaser, no incumbrances lying on said land For further particulars apply to Capt. Joseph Jones, in Lioerty County, or to EDWARD B. nAKF.R, Owner in McIntosh county. aug 16 Spoke July .24, lat 2344, Ion 60, schr Phanix, lings, and to pass oo-to (lie performance fron> Madeira for Savannah, my nrofe-sional duties without marking 1 ht 8fu P IW-Hoaf Norfolk, in lat. 40, Ion. ,, / 810 , V 31, took on board a bag of upland cotton, which let i ^ *ny thing Which may excite a .,r, eur edtohavebeeninthe water3 or4months C!!» feelings, under which I have already m ^ rks a | most defaced, believed to be B. U No. j ed KuflSciently. 7,297 lbs. I* therefore most respectfully request M may be'permitted to decline any [ n ' lr , which may be intended towards me /*"* nature alluded to. Mfifjr respectfully, I am. sir, your moat . e,,t servant, JAMES BARRON. I»« the Chairman of the meeting at Heis- Hotel i JVhereupon, it wsb unanimondy. | Resolved, That, while this meeting et)- l rl< im the highest respect for the cliarac FwComnjodoreBarron, and would cheer- CLEABED FOB THIS FORT, At Now York 14th inst. ship Louisa Matilda, AtBaliimore 16th inst. sloop Active, Gorton At Charleston, sloop Mary Jane, MarcelHn ARRIVED FROM THIS TORT, At New ,York ship Emperor, Bennatt. At Liverpool July 1, ship Georgia, in 22 days passage | 1m', slop Florida Wilson ; 11th, ship Ulverstones 13th ship Indian Chief, Humphreys! ship Belona. At the Oh de, June 26th, ship Three Sisters. At Havre'2d July, brig George, Harris. At Providence, 9th inst schr Rambler, She! deo, 8 day* N INE months after date application will be made to the honorable the Justices of the InferiorCuurt of Chatham County, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all that tract of Land containing two hundred and fifty acres, more or less, known as lot No 15, fifteen, in the second district of Early County, Georgia, being the real estate of Robert M. Durkie, dec. and to be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the said deceased. AUGUSTUS F DURKIE, Administrator of R. M. Durkie, dec. 2? 2 Brought to Jail, I JjT Savannah on the 9thinst. a mulatto hoy who says his name is llaniel, and that be belongs id George Young of Oglethorpe County, Georgia, and that he ranaway about the 1st inst lie is 5 feet 6 inches high and about 17 veais of age. JOHN I. DEWS, sco. aug 18 163 Gazettes of this state, until the next General E lection Attest, ELISHA WOOD, Sec’ry IN SENATE, 12th Nov. 1823. Whereas it is desirable to ascertain the' wish es of the citizens of this state, as to the mode of choosing Electors of President and Vice Presi dent of the United States : Be it therefore resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Georgia iu Gen- eral ^.ssembly met, That it shall be the'duty of tiie Magistrates who shall preside at the several Elections to be held in the different counties of this State for the choice of members of the Le gislature, at tiie next General Election therein, to propose to each and every voter at the time of receiving his vote, whetner he desires that the choice of said Eleetors shall be confined to the people or retained by the Legislature, mi{l to request such voter to signify such desire by en dorsing on his ticket, the word People or Legis lature, according to t hi- truth of the truth ot the fuct; and on counting out the ballots, to annex to the return of the said election by them so transmitted to the Executive Department, a true statement of the votes so given, to the end that the same may be laid before the next Legisla. ture by his Excellency the Gove nor And be it further resolved, That his Excellency the Governor be and he is hereby requested to cause this resolution to be published without de- lay, in the several Gazettes of this State, and to continue the said publication once a month, un til the next General Election. Read and agreed to unanimously. THOMAS STOCKS, President In the House of Representatives, 14th Nov. 1823. Read and" concurred in DAVID ADAMS, Speaker. Approved. 18th Nov. 1823. G. M. TROUP, Governor. BY AUTHORITY. AN ACT. '1^6 revive, amend and contlhue In force an .1 act entitled an act, to extend the time of ta king out grants on surveys nikde on head rights and bounty warrants. Re it enacted by the Senate and House of Re presentatives of the state of Georgia, in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted .y tne authority of the same; Tluit where »•. y person or persons have heretufo n-d Surveys made oh head rights, bounty warrants and granfs thereon h ive Dot been obtained, it shall and nmy be law, fill for such person or persons to apply for and obtain such grant or grants, at any time pre vious to the 25th of October, 1824, on payment of thfe usual fees. Sec 2 Ahd be it further enacted by the au thority aforesaid, That where any survet shave heretofore been made on head rights o, bounty warra-.ts, s. d grants thereon have not been ob- tained, such tand shall not be subject to a re survey until three months fiom and after the person or petaons claiming under the origiral Mirvei shall have been notified that such re-sur- vey is intended to be made, and that in all cases, tne person or persons claiming under ihe origi nal survey; shall be ec' tied to the preference of making simh re survey, until tiie expiration of three mbnihs ft; m the time of such notifica tion t and in tiie event ot there being no claim ant residing on <T peai tiie land to be thus re surveyed,'such notice shall be perfected by giv ing three months notice by public advertisement, at the Court House of the county where such land may lie, and in one of the public Gazetted of this State*, Sec 3 And be it further enaeted. That it shall be the ditty of all surveyors who shall make any such re-sumy, to certify on his return to 'he surveyor General, thai dite notice according to the provisions of this act had been given, and no grant obtained on subh re-survey shall be va lid, unless accompanied vitli socli cer’ificute s Provided, nothing in this act shall affecl >he rights of orphans or persbot under the age of 21 years, and that all such persons shall be allowed one_year after they arrive at the age of 21 years' to take out their grants. Sec 4 And be it further enacted, Thai it -hall be tiie duty of thti Governor to cause this act t6 be published in one of the neWsgupeis in Md- ledgeville, Augusta and Sat ani ah, once in each month, until die expiration of the time appoint ed by the same for taking out grants Sec 5 And be it Luther enacted, that all laws, and parts of laws militating against this act be and the same are hereby repealed. DAVID ADAMS, Speaker of the House of Representatives.. THOMAS STOCKS Piesident of the Senate. Assented to, Dec. 2, 1823. G.M. TI OUP, Governor: The foregoing to be published monthly, until Nov. ne$t, in the “Constitutionalist” and “Savannah Republican.’* , march 10 : — EivHREE months after api'iic.V > 1 made to the Planters Hank of the stat if Georgia,for the pay mi m of a Hank note.Ni .159, letter A,for one hun ired d.'lirrs, datei,) 1st FeB. 1819, signed Geo Ancle iso Presided, und J. Marshall, Cashier, pa\ able at Savannah to 'l lio- rr.as Gardner, or bearer, the right hand half of the note being lost! SAMUEL WRIGHT; _ jnlv ?0, CMMIE Pupiiv. ai t apprised!, xhat the subscriber | has titles t" one Imlfufa 5u ac.e traci of Land on White Bluff, adjoinii ‘g liis, and land lately John Poullen’s, now John Morrill’s, and for Which the Admir isu-atix of the la;» Jas.. Boyd, applies to the court lor leave to sell as part oftpat estat^—hi- titles are of prior date. _ ■and of record. All persons are forewarned not to purchase or rePpass ou the premises li.F. WILLIAMS, june 17 m—Vrl38 . , .. ,