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.'V ' MrgmMtr.m FREDERICK 8. FEEL, CITY PRINTER* II.V PAM II EIGHT IIOT.LAHS pr.U ANNI M. Ot STHV I* WI TI SIN l>.>1.1. Alls PKH ANNUM. PAYABLE IN AHY \NCfi. Ml news anil new advertisements appear l.otli papert-XO (Hendrick, Hicks, Hutchings, Tngcrsoll, Kenan, King, l.aiie, Martin, Mattox, MH'iendon, Murray, i’ool, Frinirosc, Render, Robinson, StnlVonl, Stewart, M at kins, M'alsou, Wiggins, M ilkinson, Wilcox, Wood, ot'Enrly, M ood, oi Ftiy- M’ail'ord. LATEST FROM KlitlOPE. By the arrival at New York, of the pack et shins Stephanie. Copt* M acby, am! the I r ette, MONDAY EVENING. Did MPfV. 27, 1854 The list of Acts passed by the Iasi l.cg- islature ; ufld .the Congressional Journals are unavoidably laid over Until our next. Previous to the adjournment of the Le gislature, they appointed Messrs. Davies and 8tochs of’ the Senate, and Messrs. Hudson and W»-AV. Holt.ot the House of Representatives. a committee for the puqiosc of examinin'! into the slate ot the Banks, WHo are to report to the next meet- in< r of the Gene rut Assembly. The following is the resolution that unanimously passed tlic Legislature of this state on the 10th ipst. Information bavin ; been receiv ed that Gen. La Fayette, the early and zealous de fender and devoted friend of American li berty;-will probfibly visit this State dur ing the present winter: Resolved, by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, in General Assembly met. that His E\- ceilcnev the Governor be authorise}], and he is "hereby requested, to receive the . -General in-such manner os in his judg-1 5 OM,s f#£ V ! " bu “PI' The Legislature of South-Caroliiia have concurred in a joint resolution, authorizing the Governor to use the State House for the entertainment of l.a Fayette. The contingent fund, at the disposal of the Go vernor. has been increased to ■'*15,000, for the purpose of enabling hint to receive the General in a mariner comporting with the feeling and dignity of the State. Tin X«tinn"f 'Admratc.—-It appears from the Nevv-A ork papers, as well as from an extra issued by Mr. Noah, tint the. establishment of the National Advocate lias been sold to Mr. Snowden, the former printer, for Si 1.500. Air. Ncah says, the purchase is for Colonel Gardiner, an op ponent of the democratic party. AVlien the purchaser went to take possession, Mr. Noah, aided by some constables, resisted the delivery of the Publishing Office, hut gave up the press, types, hooks, &e.. It appears that Mr. Noah has a lease of the office and lias issued from it a paper under tie title of the“Ncw*York National Advo cate.'’ It is printed cm a newnud beauti ful type, and on as large n cheet as any ot" the daily papers, in N. York. fadmits, Cnpt. Au.r.x, accounts front Ha vre to the (lib November, arid a London Courier of the 26th October have been re ceived. A letter from Havre, from a respectable source, dated Nov. ‘id, says—.“Mo have news from Liverpool, to the 2Stli October, which continue favorable for cottons. The market has been very active, nu.l .">‘1,000 bales have been sold in October. The prices at the latter date, were one penny sterling per lh. advance on tl weeks previous. We expect vanec still further. Here, although wo are in a calm state, holders remain lino. ;uul purchasers are. with difficulty per suaded to conic forward at an advance if prices.—Good Uplands have been sold rt 24 to 25 1-2 sous. Louisiana, 28 to good (iimii'ios, which lust lire iluijy becoming morerirnl iiiore scum-.—Our mvlunl prices are from ] 1 10 u 1 g.'iA for Georgias, ami from l :f> u t j for tlm jubiiisliuius. Alubs. fm 1 to u I 17A Teivn. i n l H74. A "letter of Nov. 1st snvs—“This is a liolidav. ie Chari, si,« v ays, we fcarn tin tnont may evince the gratitude of tl. .pie of this Suite,for his distinguished scr* Trices. Audbe it furtherttnanimouolyresolved, that His Excellency he mithorizedto draw- on the contingent fund of the State for -such sums of money as may he necessary vd- Ai-mroe. •> m iazettc of Friday lie lion. Joel R. ;ed liy President out of office) Mi- Contracts had been made at Havre for the delivery of Upland Colton in March next, at 22 sous. Letters from Havre, state it vva? gen erally believed in France that negocia- tions for the recognition of the Independ ence of Hav ti, would be renewed. The English and French jottrnttli nrc prohibited m Spain. exiunlria, Egypt? with live Turkish pas sengers, was captured in August liv a Greek corsair,and alter bring robbed, and otherwise abused, the crew were put in the hold—till) vessel scuttled, and sent a- drift. The mate by some means escaped and reached Smyrna, from whence a French frigate and schooner had sailed in quest of the robbcis. PARIS, Oct.2:5. The meeting of the Council of Com merce,held yesterday under tljfe presidency I of the King, is said to have been culled, J for the purpose of examining a quest ion I of importance relative to our maritime re lations with the United States. It is well known that a convention was ni uu _ concluded tit Washington on the 24th "* 1 ’ " ' 1 of June 1822, between that power and the French government in which it was stip ulated that the additional duty on the ves sels of the two nations should not exceed 20 francs per ton. This convention was only temporary, and had for its object to bring about u more extensive and durable arrangement. It was agreed, however, that it should have its full effect- until the 1 st of October of the present year,and that even after ilm expiration of that term, it should be maintained until the conclusion fa definitive treaty, or until one of the uu meivuntili* I rid. remarks tti i Inin^. \n>l onu cl alteration in tin- * A V V N N A II VOLUM/EUR GUARDS1 Appear on your Parade in full Uniform, com- ‘ cqnip| JC .l, rmiuo Georgia -’,i--g03 I -art’ Asti - Ex- of tlir. ?, ia the rorifn of the 7To, Comma situation ore Tresic ior carrying UIUIIVJ J J j .gj| the object of the lbregoing preparatory to hi# taking resigned Ins .ait of the Naw DoarcT, resolution into effect. The following communication was sub mitted to the Legislature by His Excellen cy the Governor, on the 16th : ' Exi.ei tivk Department, Georgia, i Alilledgcxifle, 17tli December, 1S24. ( As a rcusounble expectation ought to the North Carolina Shi i command of lie Line. lie A private letter from Constantinople, dated Sept. 26th, state; that the combined Turkish and Egyptian fleets were blocka ded by the Greeks in the ports of Bud- rotim and Stancho. The impcrs say it is now doubt fid whe ther iinv of the French troops will be with drawn from Spain m January. Disturbances lmvc occurred iiiBilbon.—- Some ofthov richest. merchant* "and riitl- zens, had obtained passports to leave the place T at Havre, iVoV. -tth—30 bides Cntt-ui. at l ; 103 do 23 : 5:t tin Tenn. !> i ;- -1 I?,mi. i \iilei-. at 1 Ij. 1*»: arid Pi I'. 'llt. 50 n 4 I. Pens, Abu. 3.—Five par Cents, 102, change on London, Co, Id ii 24, t>5. si\jes in Havre; Oct. 2ii—.Vt bub's Georgia Col- Ion, •_>.'> p, 'll Lou: do. 31. g7l!i 200,tittles Georgia, I •g-J: gtm do £52A, ami 23 do 2fl. Several sales of St I (uidlbgo CoiT.m, at 1-1 a M1 1‘ivntih Vivo Per Cents, 102,30.—Exclmngi London 25, 10 a 24,05. Private letters mention tlio failure of (no house of Widow l.uCoutcux,of RoUon,for about -9300,000. G rpun plotelv anftod and c on’SATURDAY; the 1st* Ja,; !larv next, at iliustO oVIoek, A. M. >„.,'. prirad t» fire fertile an mi el Metlni I fie animal cohlribhtion will lie required ot every Oietnboron t|u» y. By order, lUYAUD, 1st Sere’t S.V.0, dec 27 G, dSHBt mMwm D E N T 1ST, fTAS taken fils old stnnd In Hie dsreltlnc nr™ S.JL pied fiy Mrs. Limfierlon Broughtnn^a few loors east olDtaytbn-st. where he will fie ’■ ' lose who may honor him a id, didr l2I9 i confidence, dec 27 rf, fiy cC4 SIR' m \ t tors <•24 POUT OF SAVANNAH. FY/’W AnaivEo, O F an expedition to thesourcc of the St p,. t( . n River, l.nke tVinnepcek, Lukd oFtTic Woods Sl.l,. ni-i„s,„,„ I.„vl.K,nc ? S »rfoTmed1n U ;‘yV„'(KiS. W"f, wi' * - ,l1 ‘ cassciigers, Mr Alien und Mr by Thoiaas MedWiri, Rsq.—$1. ’ Wood, W co. and llranchi Ship Cor«nir, Porter, New York, 5 ds, with a , ... , ,, ’mil cargo, to tl C Griswold—consignees Poace Jj- parties should imvc declared to the oRicr Mackenzie, Hall & Hoyt, 11 Ctoland. I P Wit I A W an intention to renoutteft it, fthfs deelum- liamsou, J Gumming &• Son, Blissi. Wudsw'orth,) .4JL ar tion ought to he made six months in ad- I Cohen h Miller, F M f Stone, lohnston, Hills Tnlilo, s. c.fc-j.scur.NK. dee 27 &249 Wanted to Hire for 12 Months.' WOMAN and BOY. The woman as Cook and Washerwoman, andthe Boy to attend st ....o ... . a, Sic. They must bo well recommcnfod, . . ■ , . , • „ . I JUca, A Foster, Jr. Leo. T llutler& co. W WU-1 Apply to Mr. PHILLIPS, at Capt. DouviW. vTrieC.) In oaso thair should ho no such I n nmSi Bradley, Clagfiom &. Wood, G F Pulmes, A I Johnson’s Square, declaration, (and it uiipcar-- that such isj Bassett, J W Long, HTuppor, Muyirs & He •” 1 ‘" r <v,a the state of things,) the additional duty ton,N B Weed, Pliilbrlck esScranton, D& B dnc‘27 249 Russian annv on the frontiertrof Turkey, was, it is said, to receive consld- hc it with dulgctl, that the treaty now holding Creeks, after the negociation has been thus fur protracted, will termiuate in a further acquisition of territory, I recom mend to you before your adjournment, to jins- a provisional resolution required the Governor iu such event, to convene the went to Norfolk on the 14th to join her. General La Fayette arrived at Annapo lis, on the 17th in.-T. X islaturc, and at such season os may bot compprt with your convenience. (Signed) G. M. TROUP. This communication was read and re ferred to a select committee, who subse quently presented n resolution, which was adopted as follows: * Resolved, That should the contempla ted acquisition of territory, in the discre tion of the Executive, require a called session of the Legislature, the month of [May would suit the convenience of the niembera. On the 14th the House took up the res olution bflpred some days before by Dr. Fort, iu the following words : Wbercns it is important thnt the will of the people should prevail in all important elections, and in none is it more so than in that of 1 reaidt nt oftbo U. 3.; and it be ing manifest that Gen Andrew Jackson, if tio'. the first, is decidedly the second choice of the people of thi.-> State; and that liis •popularity in a large portion ot’ the U. States, and especially in that section in which wc are placed, is far greater than thnt of any other individual; and believ ing as we* do, that on tins subject, we act in coufdfroity with the wishes of our con- elitucnts: IJc it therefore resolved by the Legisla ture of Georgia, That in the event of the election of President of the U. States co ming before the House of Representatives and it appearing that Mr Crawford, who has received the Electoral vote of tlii State, cannot succeed to the Presidency our Representatives in Congress be, and they are hereby requested to give the vote ol'this State to Gen. Andrew Jackson, he being the second choice of Georgia. And the same being read, Mr Foster, of Greene, offered the following as a substi tyte, to wit: The General assembly of this Stale, having al ready expressed by th? election of Electors of Trcsiilent and Vice" r resident, its decided prefer ce tor William H. Crawford for the Presidency The Secretary of the Treasury in com pliance with a rcsi-liiti. n of last session made ft communication to the House of Representatives oh the loth, showing the annual and aggregate amount ofbonds for duties upon foreign merchandize, from 3d March, 1789 to 31st Dec. 1823. The whole amount of duties which ac crued during that period, is $585,512,933; of this 88,032,693 99 are estimated to have been pajd in cash, and §527,180,230 87 were taken in bonds. Of the bonds taken, 81,475,627 67 arc stated to be lost, and8758,191 51 are considered doubtful. The Secretary believe;* there would bo no advantage in curtailing the credits now- allowed to citizens for duties: hut thinks there is no sufficient reason for continuing to foreigners; ana submits to GinKres. lie propriety of a discrimination in thG respect. lmuld l quarter scat month we arc assured,' 5% do St. Criog.. of the Board of Commerce, liaatttnde a*| ley, Lny kjlertdl report to the Council, Wc ns yet aro norant of the result of, this deliberation. ted« ri, A Parsons, Hussnrd & i*rl I Bonslow. l'ujscnger4,‘Mr and Mrsllcpfiimi, Mrs l o" 1 Garniss, child und sister, Mrs Whitlock, Messrj F. 1 Hwnrbreck, A Drew, A Knox, B Foley, J Fry,hnd (trice. [JI/'Tlio passengers on bonru ship Cor- The Hon. John Wilson lias, riflcr another conn/- J snir, from New York, take this method ot rclurn- Churcltes cough drops Rogers veg Andcrsons do puli pulmonic detergent je ilia of tlio votes for the Congressional district 0 t" lj»3 their thank* to Capt.porter, Pentlleton,liccn declared elected Member of Con- accommodations, politeness urn gress by upwards of 100 votes over Mr. Davis. | the passage.] * Charleston Courier, 20/A insl. the pnssRge.j New ship Olive Rrnncb, Harding, Bath, Me. 9 Balsom Honey Audlers Icimtive Opodeldoek Squires elixir Suits Lemons ution during 1 Cun constantly be find nt the store of LAY Sr HENDRICKSON. his excellent Heanem oil British oil Henry* eanc’il magnesia Rate mans drops, it) once of (to Uqited Resolved, ThatTt is inespedient for the Legis lature at this time to give uuy further opinion on the subject; and that should the election fdrl’re “rident come into Ihc House of Representatives the United States, wc have full confidence in (he wisdom and integrity of our Representatives, to whom it belongs, to "give the vote of this State on this important question. Mr Lumpkin moved that the original and sab ytitule lie on the table the remainder of the ses- rion, which was finally agreed to, Yeas 03, Nays a YEAS.—Messrs. Baxter, Banning, Bledsoe, Brailsforrl, Branham, Brockman Burton, Clarke, Clopton, Cochran, Cone Copp, Crocker,Davenport,Dillard,Dough- Fentherstonc, Foster, of 'Greene, «rty, FJlOjI PERU. The Chartfstoff Courier of Friday last contains the. following intelligence: \Vc received tlic following letter by yes terdays mail—it is post-marked nt New- York, 15th inst. Chagrcs, 15th October, 1824.—Nothing can equal the satisfaction I feel iri com municating to you, tlip glorious news of p the defeat of the Spaniards in Peru. A| cssel lias just arrived at Pnra from Guay aquil, after 14 days pnssage, bringing the intelligence that Bolivar has completely defeated the Spaniards at a place called Maiqucta, near Znngn, about the middle of lust mouth. The action is said to lmvc been tremenduous,and the Spaniards were completely cut up, Canterac himself woun ded, and two or three Gen. taken prison ers. besides about 3000 men. Bolivar hod orabiu, reinforcements. Capt. Allen, of the Cadmus, in which \—j Gen. I u F.iyctlc arrived in Sppfem- ber 1; t, in tin- l nitciStates, visited the General's family at La Grange, and loti them all well on the 2 lilt October. lie has brought letters for the General and his son, and a portrait of the General, to be presented to Congress, from M. Schef fer, Painter of Paris. In Spain small bodies of .Constitution? alists frequently appear i)i arms, and al though many individuals havo suffered capital punishment, the example seems to produce no effect. ... Tlx large ship Columbus, from Quobqc, arrived .-ru’c ;.t !)• n!. i.:t l!!• • ‘17!!I Oct.- - The first rate ship Rainilics, it is said, near which she anchored, looked like a canal boat by the side ofthis immense mass of limber. ‘ . . ' • V-y The order of the British Government, to dismantle the bomb vessels employed in the lute expedition against Algiers, had just 1/cen Coimtermafcdcd. O A Madrid date, of the 21st October, says, ;It appears that tlic inquisition will not he re-established, but in lieu of it there is to he a Junta composed of Ecclesiastics and Lawyers, to preveat'the propagation of anti-religions and revolutionary works. A letter has been received from the Rev. Mr. Colton, written in France, stating thnt In- has :<•*■ ini<m 1 fn.i.i Ainerieu I").' the solo jmrpose of coming to a. gqneral. and satisfactory arrangement with his creditors. It is said that legal advisers of Mr. Fanntlerov, have conic to the determinu- The papers by vestbrday, mail from Columbia, days, with Lumbar fcc. to SB IVkman. , were tliorouehly iouke.l—Ihpliorsesbein-oblicod BrizChatham, Holland, Bogton, 14 days, to S nnilE »ubscr her’* Mdl being in complete oi \ to vvirn tlie stORPthrn’ u nfiieo culled Savanna- B Parkiuan, U S Golf. L Baldwin St co. <U E JL will bent rice on ns moderate term* a* any > hunt,'near Howell’s mill. The Huckahuck cause- j Wood and Cl Nowhalt. ilo. aml retourte was Brig William, Twycross, Boston . , circuitous ronte., The fresh in the Con-1 a full cargo, Io it S Gofif,0 Tnft,P H1U,A Fanop*, -arct: is said to have heen’as irrent us tile famous 1 Lawrence & Thompson, S C Greeno.L Mason,G one in 1790. The rapidity of the torrmit; above Neuhall, O Johnson, J W Long, A tE Wood, R And «pi\rGranby bcanni' oo UsIfnpctnous stream, 1 Campbell, K Uoed, D Carney, Jr. J Coucli. Pas- u ..„ ...... v.».;by bearing on its impt . - ... .trees, logs wrecks of hoosM dead hodies oT uniin-*| sengers, Messm Couch, Morrison, nnd t rankliu, i brie instance of a human being, wns and 4 iivlhe steerage nwfiil and distressing. The rains in the mountains have been • excessive ; ••»»»» ..i.lo.i i.v <1,,. Schr ■ Pollv, Kc.Uy, Providence, 11 ds with a full „ und, these ajdbd by the l.cargo to O Taft, consignee, and others.' I ^ KOKGI A, Clmtlmm Comity—By Hit lion lit melting of tlio snows have driven the rivers bo- Sclir Three Sisters, Pidg«,Ogecchie 3 ds, with \j- Jutiiett of the Inferior court: tilling fin* flier on the river; and every accommodation «f «j] , 10 days, with I forded peryons, who send their crops to it. ^ „ The following are the present fixed rates: 9 pur ct the owner taking all Die olfnl 7 « « “ half«. " (5 « the Mill “ nil « Apply to Mr. Oliver Dunt.r.v at tlip Mill, or to JOHN P. WILLIAMSON, dftc 8 " tr—Ip233 j mm ices ninai In i ime ,10 ieo| !om cers voniLifirir banks und spread them over the udja- rici to R Si J Hnheishum. dinary punmtet. cent lands.—i6 . Schr Laurel, t hatcher,Bnltimaro, 9 ds,to Dong-1 To all whom It may t v* , 3? ■ ► , , Ijass Si. Sorrell, Hall & Hoyt, J Cuminbig ^ Son,B | (Yhcrens Mary E. Norris, w COM. PORTER. Pronuthe Balt. Chronicle, 18/li inst. Wc arc indchtccl t»> the politeness of a j Head, fot "* Joyl I \V Dolnmater, Johnsloti, II and G Ryerson. 4 passengers. concern. ling a. »oii,u i Whereas Mary K. Notris, "widow, ha» apjilltl ills At co. K Campbell, j lo fi,,, honorable the Court of Ord inary of Clu ham county for letters of guardianship on the p Schr Hope At Ester, Simmons,'York River, Va. sonund property of James A. Norris a minor G days, to Gumming &. Gwathmey dcr fourteen year* of agt and oqihaachild of Gu friend, for the loan of tlyo Govbriinient Ga- I flour and coro, to Hall St Hoyt. Sclir William At Nancy, Alexandria, 7 days, jjauiin B. Norris, dec’d, as nearest of kin zbttB of Porto Ilictl, of tlio date of the 23d November, jn vvlneli we find nothing im pnrtnnt to our ren ' account of the Tlicse are therefore to cite end admonish l Schr Glcunci Packet, Dtr.ilop, Little River, N C 1 icimired and nit persons Interested in tlic ivclfi j 0 dnvs, corn to the master. of the said orphan to file their objections, (if t “ ■' ‘ c - guardinnsbij)J visit of gur brav Porto ffioo be so, wegivetfee subs to nee Of M‘Nish. S. B. Co.'s boat Enterprise,Bn man, with boat before the S: guai iunsbip will lie granted Witness the honorable John Camming, am , - i • 1 1 I 1 . i SJ. »#. V/U. O UWUV rnivviix » lllll'st R|r IRIIIWtumo ** it. ris we tound it, doubtless', ihnt our rend- I ,\ 0 . o j„ toir, 543 bales cotton, to Blanchard, Bro-1 0 f tlic Justices of the said court, this SAst day a ers will ap tion to lop tion that unless an available defence can bfe established, to advise him to plead “Guilty.” It is intimated that one reason for adopting this course, is that in the pro gress of an investigation, facts may trans pire whit-h v.;mli! ('I'ihiinate eertaiir i:er- sons who have lind transactions with Mr. % the pruning hook of correc-1 filers Sico Dulmmol Si Auzc, nml J Meigs. Po/xa 1 Uocombet'.A. D. 1924. . S. M.'EOND, cco, its angry excrescence. | scugers, Messrs J M'l.ure mul J Tucker. Steam Boat Henry Slmltz, I.ubbocl:, 3G hours I dec ‘21 244 r ^l«? ac co u,,t *. 8 headed with these wiirds: ful cimflegUm.” Jkjwjgwk Mr*! Carter nnd farad? j W'l A » f 5°”' “The scandalous procoedingd of Com- I jy o r Maislmlt, Messrs D C Cook, K Slovens, vF Justices of the Inferior Court iiUm"jar m modorc D. Porter of the IJ. S. frignle Jolm 1 Wuldo, M Bose und fumily, Morecock, Clieves, I natty purposes, pv i.i jn violation" of Justice law and Robin, Wood,Lancs, Simmons ami Mitchell. I ’•P ( »o-; whom it mnv co ^'' r | , ‘ ... Sjgg? “ fSSSnn*» J * Steam bust Pendleton, Bracker, Charleston, 3G Whereas William Davies, administrator of Ah lie riglitb of the nation. | |, ours _ I thu Johnson dec. has petitioned the horn tbe cot 1 of ordinary to be discharged from his said of the .nation Vml goes on to say, that “on the 14tli pfflic current month, (Nov.) Goimnodore Vessels in the port of Savannah, on Monday, armed troops from his fleet lying in the I ton Plant, ‘2‘M port next day. AMUV 1‘iU rnUM 111179 I URI j 1 l)6tUioA(!f« At Charleston, 23d inst. sloop Express^ Ham-. Witness'tbe bon, John P, Williamson, one! TS ett ’ [ day. the Justices of the said Court, this Rh da) -1 , that his name might sound large nt 1 in g Va day”’ ‘' whrJttmc * arren ’ Hnrd ' I ^P‘«mber, A. D. 1824. *\ tnnce,whero tlic nature of his exploit 1 ' ' mep. with liim till his artillery, (about 50 pieces,) which carried death and destruction into the ranks of the Spaniards, and literally mowed down upwards of 4000 men. God knows wlmt will become ot Canterac, he is completely cut off from Lima, xvhicb mu; t full an easy conquest. By the last accounts lie was at a place called Sancbor- qui, and intended to retreat to Cuzco, by the way of Guiues and tlieMogao, which it is said is the only way left open to him. The next, arrival will, no doubt, bring nil the details. The Columbians have suffer ed also pretty severely* they say Generals Cordova and Miller are both dead. They fell gloriously in the cause of liberty. The 3500 menwhich sailed from 1 'anamri bad arrived safe at G uavaquil.” The following consular notice may prevent ma- riy jiersons from emigrating to Hayti with tho false hope that they will be able to leave it when Freeman, Gilmore, Graves, Hadlcv, Ha gan, Hardqn, licit, Horne, Hudson, Hull, Kelly, Kojb, Law, Lawson, Leonard, Lumpkin, Mays, Meroney, Meriwether, filitcliell, of Pulaski, Mitchell, of Wilkin son, Moreland, Myers, Oiliver, Pooler, Pope, Qnartermau, Raiuloiph, Rea, Rem- licrt; Reynolds, Roberts, Scarborough, ijeovell, Smith, ol'Bryan, Smith ,of Scriven, qftapietou,Thomas of McIntosh, Thomas, of Warren, Turner, Tootle, Wallhour, Warren, Welch, Witt. Nays.—Messrs. Adams, Anderson, Ash, Bates, Blackburn, Burnside, Clayton, Collins, Cullias, Day Denmark, Echols, Eort, of Baldwin,- Forster, of Columbia, VtyHupg,. Ghojpou, Gilder, Hazzard, they please. United States Agency, PonTtAC-PiuscK, Nov. 5, 1824. “ OfilcinI notice has been received at this office from the Government of Hayti, that the most ri) 9roti- measures will be putin force against vesse detected intheactof currying away Hayden* or emigrants from the island ; and that in tlic event ol" the fact not being discovered until after the de parture of the vessel, the consignees will be held responsible. The parlies interested will please be governed accordingly. ANDREW; ARMSTRONG, V. S. Agent.” Jnjhc Legislature of’thc state of Pennsylvania, three balloltings are known to have "taken place for n Senator of the United States, to jmeewa Mr. LowniE. Of tlic nincteengciitlemen nomination no one received, on either of file ballottings, more then 21votcs which is, wo believe, not more then a fifth part of the wholq number of the members of tho Legislature! A letter from Paris, states thntDecazes had appeared nt Court, but the King would not speak to him. Madbio, Oi l. 13.—Tlic time for liqui- dntingtbe claims under the treaty .of Jmi. 24, relative to maritime prizes in 1823; is further extended to the 1st of March, 1855. ■ .y..' ^ LO?,DON, Oct. 26,2 p. ft. An express lias arrived Jr.om Liverpool, with the news from N. Y ork to (lie 1st in.-t. by the T a rife. In the Stock Market to day, Consols de clined 1-4 per cent, in consequence of re ports of a change in the French M inistry. A report wns also in circulation of the death of the King of Naples, which, how ever, wc cannot trace to any authentic source. The Foreign securities arc generally depressed. Mexican Bonds fell 1 per cent. By the last packet from Lisbon, advi ces nrc received that certain -proJiositiqRs have been made to. Brazil, and that all ne gotiations arc n! a stand until an answer is received, v. hieh is not expected before the arrival of tlic November packet. [From the American.'] By the Stephanie, from Havre, we have rur Paris papers to tho 27th Oct. They furnish very little intelligence. The late King had been buried with great pomp at St. Denis—not only the church, but the whole town of St, Denis, ivas hung with black. There are more particulars of the success of the Greeks, hut nothin;: addi tional of any importance. It-would seem that the condition of our commercial tcrcourse with France was under discus sion in the Council of Ministers; with what view, had riot traimuircd. Washing ton Irving had issued the first four vol umes of his compilation of the English classics. The state of Spain continues most un settled, and blood was constantly shed at Madrid, by tlic ferocious resentment of the ultras. Oqr extracts follow: ,An account from Smyrna, stntcs-tha't a ding, thus u\ailing himself of the peaccn- ahle slate of tlic nation, and the defence less qomlition id" tho place to play the bru-1 mc R vudo a distance could not possibly be known”—thnt he f* threatened the women and" other inlmb-1 to snil 23d. itants ol" tbatown, as well as the place itself , Atr, ; ov ' . with destruction, ifthe Governor would not | despatch; sclir Lc-porb-r, Brown, liltli cotfie forward ntthc head of Iris men, and humbly beg pardon of his precious self for | niinistmtion. These are therefore to cite and admonish I singular the kindred ami creditors of said d, to file their objections (if any they navi j office of tlic clerk of the.court of ordn ry on or before the seventh day of March n« otherwise letters disiuissory will be granted S. M, BOND, ccocc ur pnn this ponT, At JUiHadelphia, 17th in-it- ship Milton, Webb, I apt 9 175 At Providence, loth inst. brig Kuglo, Curcy, sclir Reporter, Brown, tilth. \Cvt.M‘K^HmT G EORGIA, Chntiiain Counly-% the lie the Justices of the iuferior Lourt, silling ordinary puqioses. To all whom it may concern, Whereas Robert Scott has petitioned to VLeVtf , ond.lt- the court of Ordinary of LhatU»mC(J the supposed injury done to an United I T s » cnmlhliile for Justice fie Pence in titt ty, for of lU* s,„ 1 c,-ofiio OT ,wi !!t i, a ,™j‘» 7 ,v»„,B K ,. ]y 3 punishment for his improper conduct.” voters on New Year’s Day. fhtuie (ire twreforeto cite Tiie stuloment then proceeds thus-“That dec 24 247 and singular the km^“(“‘J? the G overnqr ever mindful of his duty, "VS f Eure requested to state thnt Henry J.Vai.- *lio vlerks office of the said. court,* 1 arid desirotis to save the dreadful conse- *4S« . c " 1 ?for Justice °f I before the 8th day of January* next; otln i.i. i i.i i 1....1 I Peace In the 3d District—Capt. Hoyden’s beat. | .T.lIS S'Zj-wLsIaw will be eranted. dec 20 243 dec Tl quciices which would have resulted to Gom. Forter and those under him, had the re ■ 1 " f rr«Tn.r or • s w* <?; nature of hisdetnand been cmnmuniqoted j \>V obr, is a candidate lor the Office of Tux q cc . \. □. 1824. to the Brave inhabitants of Fajardo, and Collector, ut the ensuing election. j- dec 9 23 luiowing that justice would be obtain- dnc7 233 -■ -■ UIC Cllll ,, of administration will be grant^i itness the Ilonoruoic ,e Justices of the said court, 234 o v t _ — | — i ■!,.« i. .1 ..I.i— * .—^ FOKGIA Clmtlmm county - ^ \ (ii In « l higher authority, condescended | ;lr e rcquestpclto state, thnt George Mil- fljp j m f; ces 0 f the Ivferior court of ChulhaM step forward and make mi explicfttiari ? °‘ T,,X I ly titling for ordinary TUtposet. dec 11 23<i then adds, it was v, r-11 for Grim mod ore Porter and his audacious followers t)mt they made a cowardly and precipitate re treat, for that the people hadTicgun to find out the nature of the visit, and the atrocious imprudence of the demand, and was about to impose exeniplury chastise ment upon them for their gross violation ofbvw, and the rights of territories, whieli is, and will he held ash ighly criminal, by all impartial men of sense.” It then goes on to prescribe the proper course which the Commodore should have pursued, but as wc presume tlic Commodore is equally as capable of judging of the course prop er upon all occasions for him to pursue, ns lie is prompt to revenge an insult oftcr- cd bis nation, \yo shall not trouble our rea ders with it. For ourcelves, wc would risk our reputation, that, his conduct will lie justified, and that the insult offered to his country, called for tho decisive and em-rge- tio steps he pursued. Ilis inind is like that rif tile intre pid Jackson, and is capu- hie upon all emergencies to act without waiting for unnecessary instructions, and like.him, wc trust he will ever bo ablc,to stand the test of the strictest scrutiny into liis conduct W E nrc requested to state, thnt David But I col. Franklin Kent dec. lias u j, j . ( is a candidate, for the Office of Tax Col | court of Ordinary to be ilisehur 0 lector al the ensuing Election, decs 11 23ti COMMERCIAL. Havre, Slxf (Id. IH24.—*• The demand lor Cot tons liascoiillhirefl tolerolilv hriskin consequence of tin- wants of tho imhnulnctnrers. The -.iiles during the luonlli have amounted lo about 12000 oi alFJorts; our slocfe does not am/junt to more than. 19500 bides. Tlic prices of Georgia ond tu titling; for ordinary purposes. I To nil whom it may concern. Whereas William.Davies adinmisn-ator ‘. ■ „i. i,’,.,.„L i;n ivpnl dec. lias nctitloncil >i "aSSSfcte.io«. m :£si !lre requested to state, tliut Adam . . —candidate, for the Office ot Receiv xTReturiis nttlic ensuing Election, dec tl 23(5 *' - — and singular, the kindred and ere ^ Corn, 1 S aid ‘deceased to file their objections aver ol | mve) ) ; n fi,e office of the office- of lh ^ 1 tWn «miti4 nf fill OI* btllOrC to* * Witt, C. FxARTON, -I S a enndidale for Justice of the Teuco in the 2d 1 ’’ .r.TstSof‘ sid'd. c J. district, Captmn Ga-fdqn’s Beal, nnd solicits Sentemhcr. A. D. 1824. the snfirages of the Voters residing therein. I ’ I ’ S. M. r/<‘A| the court of ordinary', on or before March next, otherwise letters (Itsino*) granted the petitioner. Witness the hoiwmhln John 1. dec 17 ||241, court this i B0ND,e“>"i LAW sop 9. 166 rjnilE subscriber tenders liis professional servi- the public ; and begs leave to inform has a G EORGIA-Clmthum County^" ni it may ronce-m.-Whereas, ifflgy ” to the Ifon. the Court of OfflJ tiieni, that be may at fill limes lie found ut the Of fice of Messrs. Varies Berrien, situated in Hun ter’s buildings on the Bay, JOSEPH VALLENCF. SEVAN. Kacnnnah, Oct. ‘26, 1824. i --..litors ot uu? 5 " Ip* The Constitutionalist, Georgia Journal,and singular the kindred and c r.f any flioj Wu.shiogton News, am requested to give the aj | censdd, .to file their ^"J5_JiSsasmtionT 0 f tfiS. hove 3 insertions • ockly. the estate and etfects of Oliver b j- o jr ( | lf! • Savnnnali, Mcrchunt, dec d In be« nnd creditors. ..^n.frnoirish s " These nrc tliereforc to cite and ^ ga ,j to tiie granting of the “dinniwra on ^ of the deceased to the I, I I P_ before flfri 5 - Pure Calcined iVlagnesia, a trntion wilt be granted. Artjclc. T HIS Medicine has been prepnredby the New York Chemical Manufacturing Company, ami is said to ho equal to tin; cglobrnted article made by the Mgssrs Kcm-y’s. Many persons in this city who hnvu jiscd this ri-mcdv give it n de cided profqn-in'/: over all others. Families are solicited lo give il u trial ns it comes much cheap- ■er than Hepry's; In-ing licutly jWjt jipiri bottles at 374 cents curb, nnd for sale on/i/ by LAY & HENDRICKSON, (Tic mists and Druggists, . b'hod's littildin ft. dec 7 232 Wltn^«^»oi,nP»ri5gfo^ D . Justices of the said Court, thp ifitTces c do f ust 20 fer .ship 1 (jouy*‘ nrimpu 11 AK j 25 “ do single do • LO “ do Lump Sugar TiOlmlf bbls PLOW Ftir sale by GAU.ORY A dee & . do • EBB pC 1