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m tlB8 gedun(te‘- the arch erected at the ■ ’and was received by a choir of young greeted the' General with an iftul® > Tak nopnalftn. -mil which v! ’mnosed for the occasion, and whibh 1 „ =,niir by them. In the Assembly |V ° 3 ^i,e Mayor of Trenton delivered an oom IVwhichthe General returned afcel- COMM1UICIAL. , 1( rnml appropriate answer. . i’lic General was then conducted to' kciiton house, where lodgings hud been fcoviiled for him, and where a sumptuous hinner was served up-rat which, were the Governor attd suite, Mayor and Common I ’ouiicil, and a large number of officers Lid citizens. , _ - , . In the evening the General attended a Immlsoino entertainment, ordered by the Locietv of Cincinnati at the City Tavern t here lie spent the evening with his brotli- l...officers of the Revolutionary Army. rj*], e day was uncommonly fine. An | mm ei,se number of spectators thronged || 1() town from all parts of the adjacent A spacious Arclt was thrown across the Lpnd of Warren street, and one near the intersection of Second st reet, handsomely Llecorutcd with laurel, and evergreens and lowers appended in festoons. Over the jyont gate of the State House yard, where .the General entered, the old arch was pla- Iced, which in 1789 was erected in honor [of General Washington by the citizens of [Trenton, as ho passed on to ]V York to Itake upon himself the office of President loftlicU. States, Congress being then con vened in tlmt place.. . i In the cvemug the arches in W arren-st. I were handsomely illuminated. On Sunday morning, the Gen. attended worship at the Prfcsbyteriun Meeting House. In the afternoon he was to ride over to Bordentown, to visit Joseph B li.arte, and return to Trenton to sleep. On Bona- Monday morning he will cross the Delu Rvare to Morrisville, where he will be ro- Reived by the Pcnusylvunians—dine ut Bristol, and sleep at the arsenal nt Frank- 5brt, and enter Pliiladelpliia on Tuesday moriung. Such was the crowd nt Trenton, that [the mail carrier from Philadelphia lmd to |pass round the city, and enter the cast [street. The grebes were truly elegant il- [hmiinutccl with variegated lamps, and the [room in which the General dined, was su [perbly adorned. I The Governor of Pennsylvania ahd his [uids had proceeded to Morrisville to re- Iceive General La Payette on Monday [moniing. The, troops of cavalry from IPhiladelphia and Ilurrisbnrg, will escort tile General from the Trenton Bridge to I the Arsenal, near Prankfort. The Philadelphia papers state that up wards of one hundred scaffolds and stages have been erected on the route of the pro cession from Kensington to Fourth and Arch-street, about one half the distance which the procession moves in their city and liberties. Sonic of these scaffords tvilfaccommodate about 2000 persons— others not more than 20 or 30, A man who called himself Aaron Cum- tning, has been arrested at Portsmouth, on a charge of passing counterfeit money. Among a quantity ofeounterfeit bills found upon him, were 53 bills of $3, of the Com mercial Bank of New Jersey, 50 bills ol’ $5, of the Franklin Bank in New York, 3 bills of .*5, Eagle Bank, New Haven, and 14 cf §5, Phenix Bank, Hartford. ‘ • __ On Sunday Morning last, a large boat, (Containing two men, was upset in the I East River, opposite the Penitentiary. | They drifted up the river, clinging to the ' side of the boat, and crying for assistance, till they were taken up, nearly exhausted, at about half past three o’clock, at the mouth of Ilarlann. river, by Mr Samis, proprietor of the Hurl Gate ferry. Thus the cries, which raised in the mind of a , writer in the Gazette of Monday, an idea ; that murder had been committed at Ilurl i Gate, arc satisfactorily accounted for. N. Y. Ere. London, July 19,1824. “ Mr Rogers, from Maryland, is here for the put pose of cliuileuging the Q,uar- Lterly Reviewers for having attacked the [character of Mrs. Law, hia wife’s mother. 11 no author of the artiolc in which she is mentioned is, I believe, Gu pord, and he has consented to publish an apology.-’’ t died, In Liberty County, on the 6th inst. after n short but 9,: yere and painful illness,Mrs. M.vnv B.M'Iver ■onsortof Mr.Alexander Move* i,„ Tl-,“ u H H,nlulul| w i ' 9 , M rs. Mary B.M‘1 consort of Mr. Alexander M'lver. Society hasex- periencedaheavy loss in the eariv departure of tusammbiewoman—lothc poero'f the neighbor- &te t,0n i ! inde ® d Weparabler for their iwLs in n ' c f" b, ? le testimony that ’ [Mas nit.ted their fnend.—Hor was i^iJ^the *1h Iff'iT ° ny ‘ hat she resist " le,ldC1 ', torshe nevercouli Kriw to a tale viulhic—Her a(rfpf- nd f* ^ ) u VMsincere and unde *.ui.i.„—llei affection for her i... v.hUh--H P ,. ?• r )P u Wa9sinccrc and ut.__ fe2dSg« e of|Lr , “hv °3 the realms ol everlasti’ng giLn" “ 6 ‘ pl ' ifi,!d Sph ' U Iu WaSonn-flle 1 ,ite on the 16th inst. at to Hie will of his l! y C , ol,nt J’> perfectly resigned 1 v hone of e .! T y raus *er, und with a live- Zndhiw ivv,, heritance beyond the grave; Esq (aged about severity! the revolution Sel j 6 . m , ont ls ) ,ln active patriot of - oiution, and trulv an hnnn.t n.ir.11 an( j the revolution n ‘, 0Iltl,s ) »n active patrioi oi ifctaMn % ttn useful, and of Divine Provfdencpw'n afl,ictivc dispensation untlnn * nce ' v, ^ cuu se an amiable ivii'hi l,ll “i" 1 <l " u S l,l ‘ T ' 10 "“I*? tffi revered iand his^’rrvnnt", 111 ? buS and tender father; mini,.Jl n i S M« ft 10 'ess of a humane iltlnn .1 master—1 lln nnni* liml iBeianeend [mhKunnif , bCW ^, 1 th0 l0SS of * L™ degfe ?' a l t f r r i . 1 . hc J loor uni1 distressed, hfectSf&n. 4 k ! n _d lrieni *. H1 \ d munificent ben f cfuclor anS,„ a k,ntl lriend nnd munificent ben- ’ ‘ ’ 'w , *1 c vcr recollect "the promptness „„J t ho at nil (when necessary) ini- fl a i' tc d tfltliem, ft share £f’ tl,c abundance, Ins own Virei Slry r r n . d P r “dcncp had uccumu! u M—A large V r ‘°. % friends m;d acquaintances, will not soon ? el d'atinfic.xibie integrity, that manly,uniform, in*** . eXemplar y firmness which characterised his Wiiia. 011 ™ ' Vl, h bis fellow citizens generally. Mr 1 the , our ' vas at pence with all, anil fully enjoyed <-neiu7 ,c f* s Hl| d blessings of thut very respectable. i ) |, 1 .|yh'which lie lived, with all the hourlfelt K.„ ret hat could flow fra a retrospective view of 1 .virtuous, and wells neat life, c to the gravV coruu no\y nn a retrospccuvo view oi virtnoiis, and well spent life, currying »tho goo,"l feelings ol all who knew liirn, ' 0a tcst of a U eonsolnl.ions a self unprov en d Hint tao K° o d focllngs ol all who kjicvv hi consc1(nv|| S | of 1111 oonsolut.ions a self appre Extract of aid ter tinted „„ . I.1VKUPOOL, Aug, 14. Iho^ Cotton market has been dull this week,and the prices are dcnrccly maintained. The business has consisted of about SblM hags of Upland Geor gia at 7Jd a »Id; 600 New Orleans at 7Jd a 12d ; 030 Ah-bama at 7^1 a.8id; 200 Seu Island at 13d a 19d; 120 stained Sea Island at 8d n lljd; nnd 101 Orleans, by auction yesterday, which went heavily ut8J a 8£d, being n decline of id per lb. in From Myers' Ml'crlitrr. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1(5. OurCMoi market this week has liccn rather heavy, hn'.d In rathe insthne’es a reduction of Jd per 11>. has bee U submit ted to on American descrijitions the total sales of the week amounting only to 7200 bugs; those ,by private consistof 200 Sea island nt 18d to led, With 125 stained at 8d to ll,ld ; 2900 BoWed7J to !>,{d; 600 Orleans 7i to 12d ; and (by auction yesterday) 160 at 8jd to 8id; (160 Alaba- beina 7Sd to Sjd; 430 Pernambuco 1 lid to 1 ljd; 1180 Murauhnm 101 to lid; 730 Bahia lod to lid; 100 Mina Gerues 7-4*1; 20 ('arthngenn7d;60 Dem- erara lOd to 10Jd; 20 Bnrlmducs 9d; (K)W India 8.jd; 30 Surat 5.|d; and 114 Egyptian nt 1«i to 1 hi per lb. The demand for Rice has been extremely limit ed tills week, the sales amounting to only 40 casks new Carolina at 14s to 15s, und 130 bugs East In dia at 10s per cwt. [By the Leeds.] Lin opool, .4itfr. 21. Cotton.—Tiio cotton market bus been excecd- ly heavy throughout the week, without however producing any effect on prices of any description; the transactions having been exclusively confined to tile trade, amounting to only 7213 bugs, of Which 2837 Boweds nt i.Jd-to Du; 80 Alubamas, Tennessres and Mobiles, 7id to fid; 692 Orleans 8.Jd to 12d,"390 Sea Islands 12]d to 17id; und 20 stuiued at 104 per lb. HAVRE MARKET. A letter from Havre of the 21st of Aug. repre sonls tlie markets for American and West India produce, as having declined very considerlihly for the lust few days.—The writer quotes Upland Cot ton nt 25 to 22; Louisiana, at 29 to 24. Pot Ash es, nt 44 to 43.]. Coffee, very dull. - ' French Five per ets. lUOf fee. Exchange On England, 26f. 15c. to 25f. Extract of a letter, dated BORDEAUX, Aug. 3. Our Cotton mnrkct is very dull, and in conse qucnce we liavo u small decline—prices 26 a 28 sous. Rice is declining, 28 sous is the most wo can obtain.. A small improvement has taken place in brandies, pricesf. 2 20 a2 25 the W veils; Cog nnc f. 3 20 a 3 50 the 60 v.; Cnrjto Wine, f. 2 50 to 3 60 per ton ns to qualitv. Wine is on the rise from the crops having Fullered. Soft shelled Al monds 35 a 40 Olive Oil, best, IK) a 95, the quality very fine this year. White Wine Vinegar, 190L a 200. Best Modoc Cluret, 3 u Of* pur bottle. Mid 1 60 a 2f. Rockwell, h co, W Inglis k co, J B Wick, A G Miller, S Sawyer, A £ E Wood, J Holmes, J M Clnrkc fa co, Gaudry fa Herbert, II Clelnnd, VV "'nylor, W Gaston, J H M‘Keneie, I \V Morrell, O aft, A Rowe, Bliss fa Wadsworth, W Williams, and HTupper. Passengers, Mr Hoff and family, Mr Peck and family, Mr Champion nnd lady, Mr Gilbert and family, Mr Williams and lady, Mrs Sawyer and 2 daughters, Messrs Blackman, Clark, Chichester, Holmes, Pendergrust, Weed, Philips, Church. Pardee, Bradlv, Yale, Ogden, Keister, Johnston, Pettelat, Cook, Peck, and Stone, in ail 87. Brig William, Twycross, Boston, 7 duvs, Matic- crel, Powder, Sugars, Coffee, Dry Goods far. to R 9 Golf, consignee—H Lord fa c i. A Gould, G Newhnll, P Hill, T S Luther, N W Butler fa co, N Barker, A E Wood, J IV Long, E Pnddleford, O Johnson. Passengers, Mr Butler nrtd family, of Augusta. Consignees will cull for their goods at Moore’s wharf, Brig Mury, Givnn, Philadelphia, 12 days with a foil cargo, to R Campbell, C Baki r, J W Long, J Shaffer, Clelnnd fa Fruser, and the master. Lat 32 17 long 73 30, spoke brig Eliza, of Alexandria, D C from Gibraltar for New York, supplied he with provisions. One day out, nut our pilot on board sitlir Torn, Tatem, from Alvnudo for Phila delphia. Brig Monroe, Howland, N York, 4 days, with a full cargo, to L Baldwin, T Butler fa co, Ponce fa Mackenzie, I W Morrell, N B Weed, II Tupper, E Bliss, E Coppcc, J Wells, Hall fa Hoyt, .1 W Long, E Pnddleford, S C Dunning, R Campbell, G B Lamar. J B Herbert & co, F Densler, J Ben, W Pnlterson, G Newhnll, L Petty, JuJmston, Hills faco, A fa E Wood, GW Coe, C W Rockwell fa co, O Taft, Scarbrough ^ Clark, IV fa H Rose, S C 4- J Schenk, IV Tighe, G F l’nlines, C Roe, J IVarren, C Kelsey &'co, A B Fannin co. Pas sengers, Messrs J Davis, G Collins, Woodncss, IVarren, Gilbert, and Cantwell. Schr Eclipse, Clark, Baltimore, 4 days, from the Capes, with corn, 4’o, to Cummingi-Gwuthmey, Douglass and Sorrell, A Dnfuure, J A Berry fa co, D Carney, jr. A Dclnroache. Passenger, Mr Roachc. Schr James IVarren, Harding, Boston, 8 days to S B Parkmim—consignees, E Pnddleford, J Murk fa co, J W Long, L Baldwin, R S Goff, P Hill, G Newhnll, S I* Woodruff. Passenger, Mr Dw f ellc. Schr Enterprize, Corson, Fredericksburg, Vu. 7 days, witli corn nnd flour, to VV Taylor. Schr Ohio, Pike, New York, 4 days with a full cargo to J & M Pcndcrgrast, M C Ilession, J B Herbert fa co, Ponce fa Mackenzie, J IV Lon; Johnston, Hills fa co, D B Nichols fa co, L Bulii win fa co, A B Moore, VV Gaston, IV Scnrbrough, E Pnddleford, H Lord fa co, P 0‘ilnrd, C H Stnrr, IV Tighe. 36 Passengers. Pole Boat Reheceu, with 400 bales Cotton to G ■nt. Tim perfect calm now existing in every kind of business Has net allowed ns to aller our Price Cur rent for this day’s paper. The prices ore the same ns last week. Cotton—There was not one bale sold. The ar rivals consist of 1-15 hides Mississippi and Louisi ana and 8 boles Mobile—Total 153 bales. Tobacco—No sales—No an ivuls-slock on hand, as heretofore 236 hlids. Finin'—The few sales which have taken place were fpr homo consumption. Then arrived by the Edward 150 barrels Baltimore flour, for which .$8 are asked. Mataszas, Aug. 23. In consequence of the arrival of several vessels with 1200 casks Rice, within five or six days.near- lv-all of which was utthnt time afloat, we have despatched the Sully & Polly to Havana, and her cargo sold at 81 rials, w liicli is one rial morn than it would have brought here Really prime liice will soon lie in demand here, us the stockon hand is very interior nnd perishing. Our supplies of provisions are abundant, and no orlielent this moment will commatidsaving prices. IVelook for butler demand, anil an uugmontation of prices in a few weeks. Sugars support an ar- tive demand nt 7A a 8-i riuls, per iqrobr'. Musco- vadoes 7 a 84, scarce Molasses very difficult to •be obtained at 3Y rials. Coffee 8) to 11A per qiiin- tul, no prime to be had; new crop will begin to -coUic'ih next month. Exchange on the l T . S. 3 a 4Aadvunce. Nctc-Yark Chamber of Commerce. At a meeting of this Corporation, on the 14th ins' in consequence of a communication from the standing-committee of the Grocers, addressed, in July last, to the President, the following resolu- ntid ordered to be published': Uuolccd, 'i'hut itbn recommended to the mer chants and grocers of the city of New-Vork, to in troduce, from and after the 1st Jan. next, the prac tice of imyiug and selling by the quintal of 100 lbs; those’ articles -which it is now usual to buy and sell by the quintal of J12 lbs.; und by the tou of 2000 lbs. those articles which ure now bought and sold by the ton of 2240 lbs. WM/ BAYARD, President. Jons Pjstard, Secretary. O’ In compliance with the directions trans- mil'.CtHo WC by the rhsirue <1’Affairs and Consul General of Ids Most Faithful Majesty, the follow- ishc Gf* The person who took one half tierce of Rice from Anderson's wharf, brand-, cd W. P. which was to go on board ship Clifford Wayne, is requested to return the same, oe.t 5 185 LAW-DING, From Brin Mary. Whiskey do ing official communication is published for the in formation of persons trading with-the Portuguese dominions. FRANCIS SORREL, l ice Consul. Vico Consulate of Portugal, ) Savannah,Sept. 3ft, 1824. ( IVe are authorised to state thut, by a new regu lation of the govcrnmeiitof his Most Faithful Ma jesty, passed the second day of July Inst, nnd pro claimed in Lisbon by the Royal Board of Trade, on the 8th July, strict orders have been givenitnd efficient meastiros have boon ndqptcd to prevent smuggling or the introduction oi contraband goods —one of which os it regards foreign commerce is the following: Two Guarda-Costus nre established commanded by officers of the Royal Navy, with Custom House and other Officers on board, who are to visit every vessel theymeet on the constund examine their papers nnd documents. If these Officers find that the tpnnifests and also the bills of lading of their cargoes nre not certified nnd legal ised by one of His Majesty's Consuls or his Dele gate, they qre directed to seize such vessels und cargoes; the produce of such seizures to be distri buted nccordiiigto law., This regulation respecting the seizures will be enforced in three months from the 8tli July, as it regards vessels from ports in the South of Europe, and iu four months for vessels from any other Ports. Examining Officers areaHo placed onboard the health boats, and nt the Laznrett. Several other provisos have been enacted, which take place likewise from the date of the pro clamation, but do not affect foreign commerce. Philudelhhiu, I4tli Sept. 1824. sept 28 I’l 82 • m PORT OF SAVANNAH. B Lamar, Cumtning fa Gwathmey, G Gordon, J II Reid fa co. and O Tuft. n.KARKT), Ship Clifl'ord IVayne, J White, N York, E IVill’mms. The. Stcnm Boat Henry Shultz, Lubbock, from Hamburg for Charleston, passed down the river on Saturday. • The ships Corsair and Lady Gallatin, with full freights, and complements of Passengers were to have left N York on Sunday 3d inst. Alltuvni) l-UOM THIS PORT, At Charleston, 1st iqst. brig Coroline Ann, Cha- eel 1 day. At Liverpool, brig Chatham, Dyer. t!l» FOR THIS FORT, At New York, 27th inst. brig Ann, Snow, des patch ; Cfitli ship Thomas Fowler, Candler, to sail 10th October. • At Philadelphia, 23d ult. brig Jos S Lewis, Cald well, to sail 28th. At N York, 24lh ult. brig Seraph, Fanning, to sail Oth Oct. •ARRIVED, Packet ship Rebecca, Harrington, 5 days from Providence (R. I.) with a full cargo of Irou, Gro ceries and Produce to T S Metcalf. Passengers, Mrs and Miss Greene, T S Mctcalt, G A Mctculi and IV A Greene. Brig Panthea, Bradlev, 82 hours from N. Yoik, with a full cargo to Cohen fa Miiler, co ,|sl 6»*j es > Butler fa Scranton, Hall fa Hoyt, J fa M 1 endcr- gnst, Ponce fa Mackenzie, J Penfield, A fa J Champion, P Hill, S C fa J Schenk Curoming fa Fauuin fa co, B Burroughs* F CH ARLESTON, Oct. 1— Arrived ship Perfect, Prince, Liverpool, 4ft days, Dry Goods, Hard ware, fcc—Passengers, M’pssrs. G Rclph, nnd Walton of Savannah. Sailed in co. with ships Em erald, Howes, for Boston; IVmThompson, Crock er, for New-York; Fame, Woodward, fortius poni Georgia, Varnum. for Savannah; and Unicorn M’Kown, for New Orleans. Brig Catherine, Keith, Bordeaux, 4!) days,-Bran dy, Wine, Vinegar, far. The smack Viper, IVcbber, cnine op yrsterday, with a small quantity of Logwood, nnd some standing and running Rigging, saved frum .the wreck of the Br barque Wilding. The schr Henry Middleton, Fife, fin Savannah for tills port, went into North Kdisto yesterday morning on nccount of head winds. The Br ship .Corsair, Petrie, entered for loading at Liverpool for this port, Aug. lit, ami letters say she would leave Liverpool, full of Pusscngcrs, a- bout the first of September. The Emily, Webb,und South Boston, Campbell entered for loading at Liverpool for Savannah Aug. 19. [By the Fnnthca.] NE1V YORK,Sept. 29.—Cleared, shipHudson, Chumplin, London; Chancellor. Sutherland, New Orleans; Batena, Howland, Liverpool ; Canton Butmcn, S. America; brig Belyiderc, Foster, Mo bile. Arrived—ship America, Fray, 50 days fm Car narvon, with slntes nod coal. On (lie 9th inst. sustained very severe injury in spars, sails, fac from a violent hurricane which lustcd4 hours. Sailed, ship l liancellor, for N Orlcuns; brig E- lizabcth, and schr Ohio, for Charleston. Below—a ship and a schr. The ship George and Albert, Cnpt. Worth, arri ved ut Havre on the 7th of Aug. from the South Seas, with 2000 bids whale oil. The ship Archimedes, Cnpt. Casper, sailed from Havre on the 10th of Aug. for the south Seaon - whaling voyage. — KLP1 50 Loaf Sugar, Whiskey and Gin. i BURS Baltimore Loaf Sugar 1 3LF 40 do do Whiskey 4 bids smoked Beef—Landing nnd for sale by J. B. HERBERT CO. oct 6 185 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.—Cl’d, brigs James fa Mmy, Morgan, Pernambuco; Cyno, King, Bar badoes. BOSTON, Sept. 26, 1, P. M—Ar. brig Two Ma l-y’s, Tllyou, 25 ds fm Baltimore for Belfast, Ire land—put in in distress, having, on the fitli inst lat, 41, 48, long 62, experienced a heavy gale fm S E ; in which she was tin-own on her beum ends, lost stern boat, every think moveable on deck, water casks stove, lost all herstuddiiig sails from off deck and nil the sails bent except mainsail, main-top gallant-sail and staysail, and sprung Blank. The gnle continued about three hours. Brig Caroline Augusta, Turner, Constadt, 63 ds 51 fm Eisineur. Brig Syren, Gerrish,43 ds fm Gottcnburg. A ship went into Salem yesterday, supposed the Sully, fm Lisbon, Ar. at Portsmouth 23d, schr. Unmet 23 ds fm .Tnrcmie. Sailed,-brig" Orleans, IV Indies ; ship Trajan’, S America. QUEBEC, Sept. 13.—Vessels cleared this season 451. Loss of the brig Endeavour, Forsyth., of South Shields.—This vessclin 10 days from this port,went ashore in a fog on the 27th July, at Mechignn,ncar Fortune Bay, on the Island of Newfoundland.— The Captain and crew are saved, but the vessel, it is stated, will not be got off, Capt Forsyth, had landed nt Mechigan, and it was hoped would be a- ble to save part of the corgo and materials. The cargo consisted chiefly of ashes and timber. The vessel was bound to London, and owned by Mr. Richurd Hunter, of South Shields. Sept. 20.—Cleared, Mary, Dublin; Nile, Lon pon; Eelizabeth, do; Bluffier, Liverpool. Ar. Sir James Cockburn Trinidad; Bark Martha Newcastle; brigs Love, fm Liverpool. Passengers Mr. Harrison und 22 settlers; Emerald, Sunder land; Brigantine, 1 day, fm Halifax. Treasury Department, AUGUST 26th, 1824. N OTICE is,hereby given to the proprietors of the Deferred Six per Cent. Stock, that the lust puymonton account of the principal and in terest of the said stock, will bceoino due the first of October next ensuing the dale hereof, and that the sumo will be paid on thut day at the Treasu ry; and at the Loan Offices having such stock standing on their books, to the stock holders oi to their attorneys, upon the surrender of the ori- einal certificates of said stock. b 1VM. H. CRAWFORD, Secretary of the Treasury sept 4 173 HMDS. Philadelphia Rye 200 barrels do do 30 do Loaf Sug 4 hogsheads basket Sait Which will he sold low bv > P. M‘DERMOTT, Market Square. oct5 185 10 do do Gin Landing from schr Eclipse, and for sale by DOUGLASS fa SORREL. oct 5 rlS3 Goshen Glitter and smoked Beef. 20 ICEGS prime Goshen Butter L. PETTY, Offers for Sale. HHD3. St. Croix Sugar jhjXJ 20 barrels do do 100' bags Coffee 10 do Pimento 10 do Pepper 5 do Race Ginger 15 qr chests Hyson Ten 10 pipas Holland Gin 5 pipes Cognac Brandy 3 puncheons Jamaica Rnm 20 tierces London Brown Stout 10 qr casks Malaga Wine 40 barrels Wliiskey 30 do Gin 25 do Prime Pork 40 do Loaf Sugar 10 kegs Tobacco of nn approved brand 60 boxes Soap 40 kegs supr White Lead 200 lings Shot, assorted 15 Casks Cheese ALSO, 50 pieces Cotton Bagging 1 bale Twine 15 pieces White Plulns, Nos. 1 and 2. oct 5 . n!85 Double Bach 1 Scliie- Anchor dam Gin, -J BBLS landing from brig Munro, for sale JLttU by the Subscriber, who will receive n re- <nlur supply, throughout the season, direct from e distillery—In Store,2 Casks London Porter. - JAMES REA. Taylor's Buildings. oct 6 m185 FACTORAGE. rjlHE subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends nnd the public for the liberal encourage ment he has received in the FA CTOliA GE and COMMISSION BUSINESS, and trusts that liy a strict attention to the interest of the Planter, lie will merit a continuance oftiieir patronage. For sale. Grundy's white Plains Priine’42 inch Cotton Bagging. ELIAS FORT, Commerce Row. oc' 5 185 Wciv Books. W. T. WILLIAMS, Has just received, R EPORTS of Cases argued and determined in the Supremo Judicial Court of Massachusetts by Octavius Pickering, vol 1st—$5 60. " A Treatise oil the Common Law in relation to water courses, by Joseph K. Angeli, price $3 00, Correspondence between the Hon. John Adams late President of the United States nnd tbo lute IVm. Cuaninglinm Esq.—price $1 25 A Utricle of the above by Timothy Piclttring,— price 75 cts. The Private Journal of Capt. G. F. Lyon during the recent voyage of discovery underCupt. Parry. $1 (Kl. Private Corresponde/nec. oflVilliam Cotvper, Esq. with several of his most intimate friends nojy first published from the originals.—$1 00, The Strangers Grave—price 67J cents. The Economy of the Eyes ; precept for the Im provement and preservation of the sight, fac. with plates by lYm Kitcliiner, M. D.—price 874 cents. Tales of a Traveller part 3d.—price $1 00, oct 5 m185 Market Square Notice! The celebrated stand, for the sale of Boots and Shoes, at pre sent occupied by R. L. Milling, will be for Rent on the 11th inst. Appli cation can he made to Thos. R. Price, merchant, in the same Square, or to the undersigned. GEO. PENNEY. oct 5 185 For New York; The Pocket Brig mu N R 0 E, Hotelaul, Master. Will sail on Sunday next, the 10th Inst, for freight or passage having good accommo dations, apply to Capt II. on board or to II ALL & HOYT. N. B. Consignees are requested to call and receive their Goods at Jones' Upper Wharf. oct 5 185 For Bultimtire. The schr BARR AGO, Read, Master, Will sail on Thursday next.—For freight or passage, apply to the master on board, at Rice’s wharf, or to A. WADE, oct 2 m184 ESTABLISHED LINE OF ' New-York Packets. MASTERS. W. Beebe, D. Wood, D. Van Dyck T. Wood, J. H. Bennett. ships. SAVANNAH, LOUISA MATILDA, AUGUSTA, WM. WALLACE, EMPEROR, The above arc ull first rate vessels, with expe rienced commanders, nnd wilt continue to sail in regularsuccession throughout the season, leaving Savannah for Now-Yorx on Thursday, ami New- York for Savannah on ■Saturday in each Week.— For freight or passage, apply to the Captains on board at Jones's Upper Wharf, or to HALL & HOYT. jan 27 21 15 Ol 1 1 Cheese, Pepper &c. Casks prime Goshen Cheese 25 boxes do do 10 bags Pepper 10 do Pimento Just received and for sale by L. PETTY. m!84 Apples. lZd~\ BBLS prime Apples landing per schooner Vr Eclipse—f oct 2 •for sule bv DANIEL CARNEY, Jr. clS4 Genuine patent Family Medicines L EES Pills Churches Ess. Mustard Andcrsons do Citings worm Lozenges Hoopers do ’Thompsons tooth paste James do do eye water Churches cough drops Rogers vegetable pulmonic ueti Hearlcm oil detergent Andcrsons ~do Balsam Honey Audlers lenulive Opodcldock Squires'cllxir Suits Lemons Can constantly be had nt the store of LAY 4- HENDRICKSON, Chemists and Druggists, Shad's Buildings. sept 28 183 . British oil llenrys canc’d magnesia Batemans drops, 4‘C Fresh Teas. J. B. HERBERT & Co. HAVE constantly on hand, Chests, half chests,ten cettys.five cat- tysand cunnisters Hrso.s Tea Ten cattys,fivc cattys and cannistersImperial and GuarowuEn Teas Hyson skill, tonkay, souchong and Bohan Teas All of which are of the latest importation, and will he sold on accommodating terms, sept 28 182 White Lead. White Lead, landing fm ship IVm. 100 11 Wallace, mid for sale by sept 28 182 CALVIN BAKER. 1000 sept 28 Corn. bushels Corn are offered for sale on reasonable terms by m!82 EBEN.JENCKES Corn for Sale. BUSHELS Prime CORN for'sale iSl/Uvl Apply to G.B. LAMAR. sept 28 Sugar, CoiFee, Cotton Bagging, Soap, &c. 120 BBLS. Muscovado Sugar 8 hhds do do 50 bags prime Havana Green Coffee 40 pieces Cotton Bagging 100 half boxes Soap 2 bales Oznaburghs 25 boxes Mucatel Raisins • 5 bales Domestic Shirtings and Sheet ings For sale by CALVIN BAKER sept 28 182 For limit. The House in Broughton-st lately occupied by Mr. Tefft.— The house burner of Drayton nnd York-streets, occupied by Mr Goff.— The house fronting Oglethorpe occupied by Capt. Bee. The house on the opposite side of the Square, occupied by Mr. Leach, ALSO, ;ood dwelling houses, nnd tlie Broughton hind Bai imrd-strects. J. MARSHALL. L. G. Salt, and Salmon. 8000 bushei ^ si " G ' Salt ’ afloat Several other store^corner of Apply to oct 5 $r* J^ESOLV City Marshal’s Sales. , That tlie committee of sales be authorized to instruct tlie marshal to adver tise that tlio sales, of lots and houses for taxes, be postponed until the first Tuesday in November, when tlie property, subject to taxes not paid on or before that time, shall be disposed of without fail, according to the ordinances. In Council, 30th Sept. 1824. Extracs from the minutes. M. MYERS, c.c. J"Nconformity ¥ with the above resolution of Council, 1 iio hereby give notice that the sale of property advertiseffiby me for taxes is postpone- - J uilil the first Tuesday in November, when the 1 positively tuke'plaec,if the amounts due is unpaid. F.M. STONE, Marshal. 5 185 i |5HK average price offlour being $6^ per~bar- JL rel, 196 weiliht, the weight of bread for the present month must lie 12A Loaf 2 lbs 13 ounces 6j do 1 do 6j do of which all bakors and sellers of bread will tuke due notice. J. I. ROBERTS, c.t, 5 185 committee of the Board consisting ot at .east JA. three Members shall lie. appointed By the Mityor which shull be denominated “The Com mittee of Accounts" and it shall be the duty of tlie said Committee to examine mid report upon all acceuntsagainstthe Corporation and such accounts and reports shall be subsequently decided upon by the City Council, and P« account and demand against the corporation shall he audited or paid by the City Council before the same shall have been first exurained and reported upon by the said com mittee of accounts, ana a register snail be kept by the Treasurer of all accounts which shall be audit ed by the City Council and not immediately paid. Extract from tlie Rules of Council, this 1st of October, 1824. M. MVERS, Oi c. 8 boxes Salmon just received IJY STORE, i• iisliO bn as prime Green Coffee " JO hhils St Croix Sugar 10 do Jam. Rum ~ , 6 do N. O. do 75 bbls prime Pork 10 tons iron 20 crates crockery 50 bbls flour 25 qrcasks Malaga Wine 30 bbls Union Gin 3 cases Hats 6 Trunks Shoes 6Q bbls Loaf Sugar 25 do prime Bftltimoro Hams 30,000 Spanish Segars An assortment of Costings, and Waggon Boxes For sale by J. B. HERBERT 4- CO- NX By J- B. Herbert &Co. On THURSDAY, 7th inst. at 11 o’clock, Will be sold on Scott fa Balfour’s wharf, For the benefit of tha underwriters, and nil con- 1 concerned, 117 barrels Prime Jamaica Coft'ei 17 Large Hogsheads ' " * 14 Tierces 2 Barrels Pimento 6 Barrels Ginger 4 Barrels Castor Oil 223 Salted Hides 54 Tons Logwood 22 do LigiittmvitW 300 Lance Wood Spars • 14 libis broken Flint Glass Being the cargo of the British brig West Indian, Cnpt Matthews, bound from Kingston, Jamaica, t Cork, wrecked on tlie coast in tlie gale of the 1 11 inst. and put into this port in distress. ALSU, ^ The said brig .WEST I N D I S? with her tackle and apparel ing, burthen 122 tons per register— coppered and copper fastened—built of Jhe best materials, nnd one year old. She has two one inch iron cables, ninety fnthoms each—one bow anchor and one stream cabl.e und anchor, oct 2 184 Terms Cash. By J. B. Herbert t-S* co- J-M at 11 o’c oct 6 Will be sold before our Store, A General assortment of G R O C E R I E S, &c. 185 Terms < ■ By J. B. Herbert & co. IV1H be sold before our Store, to close a consign ment. 1 pipe 4th proof Cognac Brandy 3 cases fine Hats oct 5 185’ Terms ensh. liy Galvin Baker. ON THURSDAY, 7th inst. at 11 o’clock, In front of his Store, 2000 lbs first quality Hams 10 firkins Butter 20 bbls Rye Gin 20 do N E RUni Together with a general assortment of GROCERIES, oct 5 185 -r By Galvin Baker. On FRIDAY*next 8th inst. at 11 o'clock, at the Store of R. L. Milling, Market Square, ids cutiro Stock of SHOES- Some of which are Terms oct 5 185 i of superior quality, erms cosh, Bankable Money. Coroner’s Sale, ON WEDNESDAY, 14th inst. at 11 o’clock, Will be sold before our Store, Sundry articles of clothing, one Writing Desk, sundry-Books, one Masonic Silver Badge, two Quadrants, one Spy Glass, one silver Watch, one' lot of Charts, one walking Cane, and sundry oth er articles, belonging to the estate of John Colly. oct 5 183 Tormscash. Administrator’s .Sale—continued. On Tuesday the oth of Jfovembtr next, W LL be sold at the court house between the hours of IQ and 2 o'clock. Lot No, 15 (fifteen) in the second district of Early County, Geo. containing 250 acres being the real estate of Robert M. Durkce, deccused, and sold by permission of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County. Also, 1 trunk wearing apparel and 1 silver watch- being the personal property of said deceased. AUGUST net'5 :i"T! 185 US F.DURKEE,' Administrator. Charles F. Codwise AND J. W. Bachelder, H AVE established themselves under the film ore. F. CODWISE fa Co. as Factors&Cormnissioii Merchants NEW-YORK. And tender theirservicesto their friends and the public in general for the sale of Produce anil pur chase of Merchandize. References, Messrs. A. Slaughter fa C. Labuzan, ) V J.cwett, Abell fa Co. J Au e usta. Mr. John W. Long, Savannah. Messrs. Jewett 4- Halsey, ) New-Vork Mitchell fa Bleecker, ( l eW i01K ’ Francis J. Oliver, ) Boston Richard 1). Tucker, Esqrs. ( U06l0n - Bachelder fa Codwise, Augusta; will make libe ral advances on Cotton shipped to C, E. Codwise fa Co. New-York. O’ The Editors of the Savannah Republican and Georgia Journal, will pleuse give the above six insertions, weekly, and forward their accounts to this office, oct 2 1.184 sept28 182 Charles M. Goolsby, I S a candidate for a seat in the House of Repre sentatives of this State atthe ensuing Election, mid will be grateful for a liberal, support from his fellow citizens of Chatham County. CHARLES M. GOOLSBY. sept 28 182 sept 28 To Rent. The three story brick build ing on the Bay, lately occupied by JAMKsDioKsoN .V Co. as u Whole, sale Dry Good Store. Apply to C. !/V.ROCKWELL 4-CO. 182 Fencing and Dancing. M R. SUDER informs his friends and the pub lic that his school for Young Ladintv and Masters will be opened in tlie Washington Hail o ( n the 5th inst. at 5 o'clock, P. M- He will also attend Seminaries, and private I ade ilies—and as soon as classes are made up, there will be a Night School for young gcntlemeri.— Terms of Tuition us heretofore. Mr. S. wiil also give Icssoufcon the Rroad and Small Sword exercise, together; with the divisions of the Cut and Thrust, oet 2 m1$4 . . The Library ■ JS open for the delivery o; Books ou Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from thjwk until FIVE o'clock aug 26 iflfi terras, uppiy to sept 28 1.182 For Rent. The brick house in Broad Street, belonging cst. Thos. Gardner, dec. At present occupied bv Thomas Butler, Esq. For to ' H. KIRBY. South to the Mrs. Humphreys, R ESPECTFULLY informs tlie inhabitants of Savannah that she will open a SCHOOL on the first of November, for the reception of those children, who?e parents may entrust them to her care. She will teach tlie solid and ornamental branches of education; and after several years ex perience in the instruction ofyoutli she flatters her self she shall not fail to give satisfaction. For further information please call at Captain M'Lciiu’s, Lincoln Street, sopt 28 182 Evening School. Near the Catholic Church. T HE subscriber will recommence his I School on the first Monday in October.— Those young gentlemen who wish to. prepare themselves for tile Counting House, orMeenunics, will please to make early application. ET Four children maybe accommodated with hoard 4'C. in the Subscribers family, - sept 28 $l*182 PETER HYNES - John T. Rowland, /CONTINUES to do busines iii Aiijlcdgovillc, and tenders the offer of his services to the friends and the public, in the transaction of agen cy business generally, oct 2 tr-1tl84 . For sale, HHDS, St. Croix Sugars *3>*Lr 10 bbls Green Coffee 20 boxes Bacon assorted 25 bbls P. Pork 40 crate,'Crockery haLL SiROYT. . oct 2 184 . . .. . . Law Notice. T HE undersigned having formed ft connec tion in the practice of tlie law, will attend to eases in all the Flint Circuits, and in the ad joining counties of the Ocmulgee and Southern Circuits. OLIVER H. PRINCE, EDWARD D. TEA < l Reference In Savannah to C. IV. Rockwell fa Co, Macon, June 4,1824. july 3 146