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«A VANIVAfL
FRIDAY BVEN1NG, Oot. m.
The following arb the contents of the
forthcoming number of tho Soulheru Uc-
view which will appear fn' Charleston on
Monday next:—Sismondfa Political 13^
conomy; II. Cftba; III. Hall’s Travels
in Nottli America ; lV r . Novels-—Povcr-
enx ; V. Influence of Chivnlrv npnn Lit
erature; VI. Sir Walter Raleigh; Vtl.
• Clavsiflc ltion of Plant* { VIIL Ahno of
(jio;rtein.
The ship Ilantonio, captain Wnljon,
* which cleared atihis pott yesterday lor
"Havre, lias on hoard B01 bartw of. cotton,
entirely composed of the now crop. Tjic
11. has been hut fourteen days in port*
On Oils.—It is saidtsaysilie Macon Tel*
ograph) I* Uroar of Aftlledgevilla.
and E. D. Tracy of this place, will be nan.
dictates, besides the present Incumbent
(Judge Colquctt.) for Judge of tho Cfoata-
lioochy circuit. v
Far Senator in Congress, various names,
m addition to that of John Forsyth, are
spoken of: among others, A. Cuthbert, E
F. Tattnall, William Schley, &c.
Hi mis says, "The report is current,and
vre'deem it well founded, that Ihu U* S.
ship llrandywinc ^preparing to sail for
Mexico, to tube out Major flafon nv'Uni-
ted States ATtitassadorto tlmi-country —
That he is to be succeeded in tho*Wdf De
partment, by Col. Hamilton, of 9. Caroli
na, seems generally conceded.”
Thi* renoit is something like tho large
inajorit' which llic sarue writ or said-would
he given to Mr. Adams, in Pennsylvania.
So says the L. 9. Telegraph of llic SOth
inst.
r.ight of a clear day. Almost all tho birds
which frequent the tnaisli having congre
gated into mi immenso flock a little after
sunset, a fo* at fust fly up in (lie mi,mill in
n few moment, tiic whole flock will follow'
them hv degrees; in a hint! of spiral colttinn
until they Imre all lelt the place.
This bird is one ot (lie few that affords
any profit to the shooter, inasmuch as they
alt-shot for 'hepef itntl the pof alone. No
gentleman (sportsman would think of \va-
iling tinuugluinul tip to Itis knees, ttntl
"PENSACOLA, Oct. 13.
ARRIVAL OF TUB GRAMPUS.
The U. S. sehr. tirampus, Lieut. Com.
Latimer, arrived at this port no Sunday e-
vetting last, after n passage of 0 days from
Havana. Capt. Latimer lias politely lur
nlslied us with the ‘following interesting
ttctvs:
A llritish packet amred at Havana on
tlie 2d oftlfa piesem month, with dispatch-
es ftom Genet al liarradas—stating tltat llte
town,of Oltl Tampico had lieen inve'ted
tly tilruvo the n, streaking tin,I (Creeping j by i?l. Anna with a portion of .ids itriity
for two nr three hours to-get a shot at a j (1500 men.) titat after an action of several
flock of them; ami,-.Diet they are kitted, it
requires an experienced eye to find them,
their color so much resembles Alio teed in
which they -me frond. The best shot I
know otis a twenty-five cent piece, which
willpurennsoa (lotion of them from tlioso
people who make it a business to kill them
for tho maikct. |
WASHINGTON, imit bet. tasdt.
“I lose nu time to appr ise you, titat not
withstanding all the prcdictiuns'to the con
trary, Mr. llarry, without tho aid uf tho
late assistants in Ins department, lias just
closed (he contracts for tho transportation
of the mail in the Southern arid Western
States. Y am authorized ‘to state, from
tint facts known to mo, that lie has real-
fared the expectations of his f.icnilf, and
vindicated fully his reputation for talents,
.hy the most c(imp(ete success ill the nego
tiation of these contracts, svhich have been
fhe following acconptof llte Ortolan,
We extract from Skinner’s American Turf
Register. This bird generally nrrivcs'here
-about the 1st. of September with (lie first
wind fresh from N. E. Tlioy makesrreat
havoc in onr rice fields, attacking the rice
■when (as it is callod) in mill:, just before
the grain becomes hard. They aro "my
.-delicious food, but very destructive to Vic
boili in the spring when the rice sprouts,
n.ml in the fall nhtnthe grain is maturing.
This bird is nlsc called the Doh-lifik ill llie
’JEastcrn States.—ro. sat. iir.A
JIVED BIRD, RICH BIRD, OR OR
TOLA if.
Pnit-ADgLmu, Sept. 7,1828.
- Mr. Editor:
These delicious little .visitors : aye now'
congregating in gnat number!on the mat
jltcs of the Pel,ware and Schuylkill, and
(n a few days they trh! have an ivedto titat
jioint of plnguidity which givesthem -their
destined reputation.among Hie delicatuos
^.oftlio tabic. They arrive in Pennsylva
nia in the month ot April, and afternhoit
sojourn in tho grass field, steer their way
•to the nartli where they bleed.
' On the-f at rival thi! season they are
sometimes quite fat, but oil tlieii return,
which is jn tho beginning of August, they
are remarkably lean anil inchfieient—I
Tltcv remain in the stubble fields in small
Docks, feeding upon the seeds uf arsemart
and ragw ;d, until the reed begins to tiperi
rtnd then r- is they acquire that plunipucs-
for which they are-su remarkable. When
then tiny, cuute on from the soitlh, the
male went s his winter plumage, sHilith is-
"black. with a-white spot on 1 the head, a
etripe of white on the neck and back; the
female retain, the autumnal colour At
, this season, the amateur of nature’s ntelo
die's, can be ns much gratified with their
-delightful notes, as the gourmand * ill be
willi their jit-sir,, in the autumn. Their
flptcj are few, bth the intonation I. more
. distinct tliqn lint of-any other bird; it re
sembles the tones produced hy a musical
box tnore than any other thing to which
1 can compare it. But after nil, the music
produced by tho knives, forks and plates
. at o table,; k un ed-by the presence of
, theso little gevi-men. is incomparably »u
ptrior to at . ,cr we bare lu-ard; nay,the
very sight t- o, strung up in dozens on
trails of the a?.-, v market, early in Sep
tember mot;.,.. is deliglitlul. To sec
jChcit little yri'c rumps (ready picked for
inspection); •■iroding between their wings
like lumps uti --otljpr is indeed a gicat
temptation; ‘.'In - nen wc come to the eat
ing of them thwj.it is that sve need not
much Wonder tt’.jifd extravagance of - the
poet (I forget Mj .fame) who paid a guinea
which had'be.Cf.> -en him in charity for
one of them lu-slmrt no man can say
• iliathe hastai’vd all of the best things,
which n kind Providence ha. bestowed up
on us, pnti) lie has oaten a dozen or t»o
of these little birds nicely dressed. 1 am
sure that if they had abounded in Greece,
somo of their poets would have told us.that
they were a standing tilth at Jupiter’s ta
ble. I was about to say something "about
cooking Diem, but I do not know how a
cook can go w rung, unless site would do as
did tho Irish unman with the Water melon
—boil them. Howard that part of th
subject I would refet to Sirs. Rubican. or
M.’s Inslec, not doubting but what they
could givo a scientific account of it (as Dr.
Kilv.hcnnor says) But whore am I going to?
I intended,, togiveyou some account of
the history of tlm bird, but in facltmve got
to eating him, which I have no doubt, you
nan do as well as myself. Well then my
first intention—They leave Pennsylvania
aim Now Jersey at tho latter end of Sept,
and beginning of October, if the weather*
bcVumes cold nml stormy, but when it is
mild they remain.for r considerable time
iff the latter month. They lake their de
parture, like most other birds, towards the
Department. Comp iring them " itli those
winch have just expired, it will be 'found
that a saving of not less than 85 per cen
tum has been efTcrted. So much for the
motion, that the Department had depen
ded alone upon the talents and experience
of the Messrs. Bradleys for its useful
ness.
•’I rejoice in having the authority to
make a further contradiction of the state
ments, which have been made with so lit
tle cause, that the department had fallen
Int confusion and derangement under the
management of tile preventable and distin
guished Postmaster General. There has
been an improvement 1tuhe revenue ilnce
it came under his direction, amounting to
the sum ot 583.000 fur the last ^quarter,
notwithstanding additional expenditures
for acceleraliug the mail by new convey
ances. With such triumphant testimony
in favor of the judgment, talents, and qual
ifications of Mr. Burry, how mult his ob
jectors aiifl calumnialois cower under the
righteom indignation of the people, whom
they would abuse by the must unfounded
end extravagant calumnies of their worthy
serv.utt! It would bo difficult to antici
pate tho next scheme of the • opposition to
the administration. The whole force of
their artillery has for t> time been directed
against the Post Ollico Department, but it
has not been shaken. ‘ lindet the pressure
of the combined attack, it has required
new strength, and mow defies even the bsl-
ter/of tho National Intelligencer.”
hours the Spanish force consisting of 200
men, under the command nf a Colonel,
had sued for an atmiilicc,which was gran
ted to them.
General llnttadas arrived with the bal
ance of Itis troops from Altimeiva while the
terms of capitulation were drawing up,and
-found Oen.'SL Anna in tho quartursof llte
Colonel Commanding the Spanish forcca.
Gen.-B.demanded tlio object of his visit;
8t. An sn stated 1 ito was there for the pur
pose of signing tile articles of capitulation
of the troops he found in tho towu at the
time of the investment, and claimed tho tt-'
sages of civilized war, tlmt he might, he
permitted to retire to the opposite side of-
the-r ver, where the main body of his army,
was encamped, which was granted to him
by Gen Barrsdai.
The Spanish frigate Restoration sailed
on the 27th of September from Havana,
with ammunitions and provisions for the
made on terms Itigltlt ad*.intagcous - to Me invading army and aavy. On Wednesday
n - ! — •'— the 7th of the present month, tho 74 Gtier-i
rern, witlurnnsports having 2000 troops on*
board avas to sail from Tantpl o to rc!n :
force Geo, liarradas. An expedition from
Spain, consisting of a 74 g-,n sltip and se-
vcral frigatos with 18,000 men was dailv
expected at Havana, land would .proceed
immediately to re-inforce llte troops at
Mexico. A'french packet sailed front Ha
vana on tho 20th of September, with pro
visions and stores for the troops. She car
ried also 200 vulumccrs, who had bean cx
pelted from Mexico, to reinforce tho ar
my.
Gen.liarradas tepresented his situation
to the Captain Gen. of Cuba, as deplora
ble, and urged the necessity of reinforce '
tnenl. When his last dispatch wasveceiv
ed ho was ot Old Tampico, making that his
head quarters.
Commodore Porter had resigned hi*
commission in tho Mexican navy, anti Imtl
left tho country.
Captain Latimet was informed by capt.
Keen of the llritish Sloop of War, Victor,
from. Campeachy, that the Moxicnus tvete
united, and that individuals had come for
ward So loaned the Government money fur
tlio purpose of raising troops.—-The Presi
dent had relinquished half of hi. salary.—
A young lady had made a loan to the Go-
vernment ofSIO.OOO.
Troops were marching from San I.mns.
Talnpa Sonibrerete, Zacatecas, 1’ttepa and
Mexico, for the purpospyif repelling the in
vaders. ' ‘ -.
The Spanish naval force at Mexicncon-
s.sti of two 7-1’s, two frigates, and two
bog*. ; ' | •
Havana and Mntnnza? were very heal-
thy,—Commerce dull—1,eft but few Amet
ican vessels.—The produce from tlio
country had notbccn brought in on account
of the heavy rains, which 'rendered the
roads impassible.
The Officers and crewoftho Gnmjm*
at* all well. The Grampus left this pn t
on the SOtli June, mid has been at sea 111
days, and has convoyed 112 vessels. The
" Blither, during the whole *niize( has been
very inclement, and llte duty extremely ar-‘
dtioiis. Tire Grampus has only lost four’
ttiqn.
List of Officers
William K . Latimer* Lt. Commander.
Lieutenants—*James O.Dou^han, Lloyd
B. Newell.
^ifri'f'on—Samuel B.Trrington.
Midshipmen—*WilHatn II. Brown, N. JJ
Waters. L. J. Bryan. Charles D. Drake,
and WilUofr G. Cdglino.
Boatswain—John Hudson.
Cnrpentrr—John MoDnnald.
Sail Maker—Willi,im Mitchell.
r**-. RICHMOND. Oct. 2*.
A BIRDS EYE VIEW.
The Rojider tvill see al otie glance, from
our Sketches of the Proceedings of the
Committee: % -
I. 1st. Tlut the Legislative Committee»
have# to Jar recommended • redaction of
cho number of member* in the house o(
dulocatcs; but no change in the numbers
or Classification of ihe Senate; 2. The
while •population as ihe basis of represent.!
turn in tno H. of D. but rejected the s une
f< r the Stnatc; no othcr basis for that body
yet specified and adopted; S..That nil the
uropo'itionsr for a guarantee hnve been so
far rejected; 4. That an extension of the
Right of Suffrage has been adopted—This
Committee will not complete their labours
perhaps, before Friday or .Saturday.
II. That the Executw* Committee have
•recomended thenbolHion ufihn Hrcevtiir
Council; and that a proposition to elect the
Governor immediately by the people has
hern lost by »=cle In the Committee.
4JI*'Th«t the Judiciary Committee
ha.erec iimneritlcd, Dial a Court of Ap
pels ami County Comts sitali be Consti
tutional tribunals; ihe commissions of the
present Judges to be vacated, as . soon as
the new constitution govs Inlo effect; and
J mines to be hereafler removable not only
by impeachment, but by a vote of £-3ds o(
built Houses.
IV. That Ihe Committee (if the Bill of
Rights haveproposed veryfe-v Jlcrnluilons
the most imporlailt uf .which, is. Dial no
change be made in flia preseiit -Hill qf
lligiits.
The Convention will scarcely cuter vc
ry seriously Into Die discu^on of these to
pica, until Monday next—in what shn/ic,
the most important clauses vs!! finally pre-
V»1|J we will not undertake jlo prcrlict —
It is s uneu bat absurd to be counting ti 'ses
and guessing the results, with the aid of
Di»liin nmljrerliaps deceptive light wliirfh
glimmers before tho public. It passes tlie
wit ofinan at present to divine most of tin
great results or the probablu 'ilaration of
the Convention.— Eng.
to insure success to these dkrinfi adventu
rers. Ma/Alic promised “twyoge ofl'ten-
tfirlnrr and Patmer" yield ncitlrnr m imotest
nor value t > that of airy of llurir adventu
rous ptcdri-e-sors, "hose rt-mu-s are idettll*
lied "illt the reputatiun and alnry. trf lltcir
•pr etive HrUntrios—.V. 1 Courier.
The Bate Duet.—A meeting to settle by
combat ,t cnnlr versv between Mr. Charles
Wicklifle and Mr Geurgo James Trotter
of Lexington, took plabo on Friday, tlio
0th instant, and tmiurutnat'vly tenuiuatod
in tlie tleatit of Mr. M'lcklifTe
Tlio principal*, "itlr tlie attendants usu
nl in such oases, met about 0 o’clock, on
Friday morttliin, upon tho line, nf Fayotte
and Scott counties,near the llonry's mill
toad, and fought with pistols, at the dts
tanohofr ight fret. At tlie first fire, Mr.
WicUIUTo's pistol jlished and Alt. Trnlter's
ball passed through Itis waistcoat' without
wounding. At the second fhe, Mr. Wick-
litre raised Ills hand before the word wns
(Ullv expressed, hut Instantly let 1l drop,
and before he could raise it again he recei
ved his RnugHust'a half just above the hip,
hut, fired while in the ad of falling and
missed Itis adversary. The wound was
mortal, lie tliotl about Otie o’clock.
' /Mi. Wicklifle, tvus'lho ohnllenger. The
o'fi'enco for which sat Ifaotian was demand
ed, we bavo not heard stated .positively ;
bittit is understood to have been given by
certain allusions made by Mr. Trotter, in
tho Kentucky Gazette, of «Inch he lately
hecamo tho-e'ditor, to tlio death of Itis pre
decessor, ,Mr. If cutting.—Frankjort Com
mttikilor.
ithds Fotto Ri«S have trecn sotfi at 87 1-8
cents, and ubirrit 10U trluts sour and sweet
Cuba within our ruttgo; 21 Irliils W. I. by
nuttion, sweet, at 2ii l-i a 25 cents, B0
days.
Rice We have heard of no sales of any
Importance, and there has been no import
since our last. Total since 1st inst. 031
tcs.
Spirits—We have itearti of no transac
tions of any magnitude. Small lots oi
Brandy.-Holland (Jin und W. 1. limn Imvc
been disposed nf at our rales. Whiskey
remains without any essential variation.
Sugar*-'The sales that have come to our
knowledge, comprise abofit 100 hilds. N*
Orleans, inferior to middling, at 0 3*4 a
1-4 cents, nml 50 boxes haudsomo white
Ttinidad Cuira at 13 cents; 1500 boxes
white Canton, good were tillered at uuc
tiou yesterday, and 150 boxes sold al II
7-8 a 18 cents, 4 nios. The remainder of
the parcel was subsequently disposed of by
R riv.te tale, but Die price is not made pub
c.
Frtighti.—Vessols are sufficiently plen
ty, amfihere is no improvement in the iate
of Freight*,
MARINE LIST,
PORT Of' SAVANSAH.
rat.
1[ >Kfess. aui
Letters hnvetiWn tceeived In thh city,
from our esteemed follnw-oltlztm, Mr-
Rush, of as late dato in Sept. 8, nl whidh
'tine he waa in good health, but had nut
fixed the time fin his return to this country,
not having terminottd the business upon
which he went abroad. 11a was still in
London.—Rot. hit.
Robert Burns.—Being in church one
Sunday, and having some difficulty in pro
curing a seat, a young lady who perceived
him, kindly marie way for him in her pew.
The text was upon the lectors of the gos
pel, as denounoetl against sinners, to prove
which the preaoher referred to several pas
sages of Scripture, to ell of which Ihe la
dy seamed very attentive, hut somewhat
agitated. Burns on perceiving this, wrote
with a pencil on the blank leaf uf his Bible
the following lines s
“Faiv maid, you need not take tho hint,
Nor idlo texts pursue ;
’Twa* only sinners that he meant—
Nut angels such as you.”
Tlio comedians, Matliotvs and Yates,
were exhibiting their talents at Paris with
great success. .r;f ;
M, de Chateaubriand lint! returned to
his literary labours, and expected to be a-
ble to pot to press, in January, two-vol-
umcsofliis History of France.
The Paris Cotistitutionncl exptess an o
pinion-that General Diebiiscit, after the
caplttro of Adriannple, would not march
suddenly upon Constantinople, but would
continue to advance by slow degrees from
diy to day. The sudden appearanco of
the Russian troops before Constantinople,
it, considers, would have induced tlie Otto,-
man soldiers to commit horrible excesses
i n tlie capital previous to their flight ' into
Asia. Wher eas hy advancing gradually the
Mussulman population being always kept
in ignorance of what is passing, a strong
detachment approaching imperceptibly,'
might he introduced into tho city, antl uni-
ting with (ho Christians, would remain
masters of H and thus save a part, Boot
the wholerif what would ba devoted to des
truction, aptecipitate attack, according to
tlie Constjtutionnel, would not lead to such
a resort, nml upon thi. ground (ha precau
tion and tardiness with which Gen. Dio-
bitsch'directs his movements might be ac
counted for.'
ARRIVAL
Rovenno cutter South Carolina, Mat
thews fm a ctuise.
Revenue cutter {Georgia, Rudolph, fm
a cruise,
cleared
Ship Ilantonla, Watson, Havre.
S. II. Fay A:co.
Brig Francis, Croft, Yhlladelphln.
Jl. Sloan.
Tlie soltr TVetroo, Nunar, fm this pctyt
bound to Baltimore arrived at Norfolk -m
the 20th Inst.
For New York
t V C II O O N E K t, 1 tt E ( ]
Tho fast sailing packet schr.
OREGON,
• TTtos. Dunham, Jr. matter.
Will tall TO-MORROW. For
freight or passage, hnving superior-accom
modations, apply to Capt. D.xrn board, at
Taylor's wlmrf, orto * ,-
COHEN& MILLER.
QCt 30 ■ j|<*l ’
For Sunbury, ‘ v
The regular packet sloop
... ANN, _ -
N. Selowieh» Mustcri
TtU^tail for Rio above port on
Tomorrow cWjJTfct Ocloher. For freight
app’y to the Master on hoard at Scott &
Biiroiir*’ wharf.
net 30 (
Chocolate.
50 n , AL '; b 'T N,, ‘ >
for >Mo ,, y l ' a "" ,l,g ^ ro11 ' brig I’.o Rrc
oHALL'SIIAPTER&TUI’PEH.
Oyster Hall.
nr 1 !.® ,,lmvc . old and well knorin estii,
M. llshmcnt is now open for the
Tim proprietor begf lorrvc'to return tlS
for past tavors, and solicits a emitm ,
ol tiro same—he ptedges himscll th ,
uxeilions shall be wanting on hispS
keep up tho reptuation ofhi, liu usc „
supenority of itsuccommotlati„ n , nun '*
improvemenu having been tirade at eond t
ertrblc expense, and all with an eve lo ,,
comfort of Itis friends ami patrons -\v
trust therefore,(BatMs exertions »m
sure him a comlnuanoe of the pulilir t,/"
To his Ootmiry Costomerx ho can bmj
miso a regular and oonstont supn),
Oysters, sent to any part tvf tin two Sut,
South Carolina and Georgia, putuM?
tier; having made cxtctwvo arraneeim.,,.
for tlmt purpose. All order! will as usual
be thankfully received and promptly ,,,
cuted, by Die public’s Obedient Shtsu
oct ,7 C. MfDDLE’ION,'
1?* Tbo Millcrlgeville Uccotder
the AiigusiK ConstitntioinUist, will ptilji./
the above throe times, and forward .i.L,
bills to this office.
Antartic Expedition.—In our papers of
Saturday we noticed the departure of thq
Brig AnnUw,in from this port, oti a thfet
year’s cmise. She belongs to a private as
sociation of gentlemen, among whom we‘
have heard the names of Mr. Uodmiti, .of
Nmv.Bcdford. and of Mr. Jalnes Bleecker
audClipt Ler.tie, of this City. She, is fit'-
ted out for the combined purffasc of Com
m**rce and Discovery, her dettitiution is for
the frozen regions of the Antartic Circle,
and her whole equipment is admirably cal-
cnlatedt ) encounter the hazards and perils
«f those sca-i- Tho Anoawun {*, command
ed by Capt. Palmer, an experienced navi*
gitm, whose otfme is 'already connected
with tlje discovery of.i Continent or la pro
^rotip of Islands neat the Antartic Circle,
Associated*with him in this enterprise is
Capt* Pendleton, commanding the fcJernpb
.rVbssr-l of equal size, and who wc under
stand was selected hy the lute Secretary
COMMERCIAL.
Dates vrojj Liverpool,uuuIOtii Sept.
Dates from If AVltK.:::::::::::::C0TK Sept.
FRANK FORT,(Ky.) Oct %.
Fire.—A letter from an infelltgcnt citi
zen at Paris lias been received, giving an
account of an alarming attempt to burn
(hiloan. Several houses w-oo srt nn (ire
byltnknown incendiaries, and combusti
hies found in various other places whirdi
did not trike effect. On Saturday tnnr-
tjiug Pike’s tliree story cotton factory was
successfully fired, and tiro whole fabric
tumbled into ruins about daylight.—Mor
row’s tavern and tlie house of Boone In
gles, were both on fire at tlie same tiine,liut
rvero fortunately extiriguialicd by the activ
ity of DteciliZens, aided fry an engine.—
Several individuals were greatly injured
by Die falling o f the wells', mid w» regret
exceedingly to- leiYn that Mr.' Burnett, a
young man of much promise as a lawyer,
is dangerously hutt, his thigh being rush
ed a mf his head and body badly injured.—
Our informant st.rurr that , this gemlcimtu
was entirely covered with-a massof burning
bricks, from which with difficulty he was
withdrawn. This conflagration was sup
posed to he the wbtk of a combination of
desperate perrons.
Thu following exact and curious calcu
lation shows to what countries have belong
ed the 258 Popes who have occupied tpr
pontifical throne from the time of Si. Peter
to Leo XII.—viz. 1 Galilean, 17 Greeks,
4 Africans, fi Syrians, l. Salrinc, 18 Tu*-
car*. 2 Dalntatilini, 4 Sicilians, fil Neapo
litans, 8 Sardiniana, 4 Spaniards, 7 Vene
tians, 8 Milanese, 15 French, 8 Germans
i Lorraitio.'jl Burgundian, 5 Gennts. i
Piedmontese, 1 Hollander, 1 Portuguese, 1
English, 1 Camliote, and , 34 belonging to
tiionoman States.—Sultm Catette,
Savanuaii, Export*,, Oct. 20.
Sltip Ilantonia, Havre,
801 bales Upland Cotton.
MACON, Oct. Si‘
Colton Confesin briskly, and commands
readily-7.f-2tp8 cents—average price, 7
3-4. The staple this year appears unusu
ally fine and whito; and we believe the.
planters in this section will.upon the whole,
realize a full average crop.
NEW YORK. Oct.21.
The Vews anti the Market.—The new.
from Europe received on Monday, had the
ciTcct to raise the expeatation of holders of
Corn and Flour. One or tivo sales of
Flour have been effected at an advance of
Fall and Winter 'Goods,
r«1HE subscriber Iras teethed by
JL arrivals
A fall As.iortmrnI of
Negro Clothing,
COXMSTINnor
Grundy's White Plains,
White Welsh do
Heavy Woolen ami 'Canton Linse*
Kerseys 1
Blue Cassinets and low priced Salii.
'v.^uels
5-'4 cloths for xert ants
LOUDON DUFFLE BLANKETS.
Negro Caps
Pullicate and RoniaH Hnndk.rchicf!,
Sic. See.
Together with Hgctteral and -extensive at-
sortinont of,
FANCY SwisTAPLB
DRY GP0ODS
suitable to tlio present and Sspproachiitft
season, wlilch lie olfe-s for sale on acconn
ntodaling terms.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Young’s Building,
oct 20
20 DE
.For Augusta.
The Pole boat
.OGLE THORPE,
.having hatTof her frcigltt
rengaged, will meet with
'despatch—Shematlo her
last trip to Augusta in 12 days, etui land
ed herjeargo on tho thirteenth day—she
has a full set r r hands nnd a lighter will
attend her.on-the river as usnal. For the
balance of freight apply to
CANDLER & DAVIDSON,
Mongin’s upper wharf.
oct 80
United States—District qf
Georgia.
T HE District Conn of this District Is
adjourned tothe24th Nov.hext, hy
order of the District Judge, when all per
sons interested will give their attendanen
JOHN H. MOREL; Ji. fi. e.
oct 80 ■ 218
SILKS.
"Champion & Lathrop,
South East Corner of Gibbons’ Range,
H AVE lust opened n large assurtmnit
of Silks,
a mo xo Which are
Superior black Italian Lutestrings
Jet and blue black Gro de Naps
Ligiit and dads colours de
Plaid do figured do
Maicdinot, Florences, Gro de Zeins
Gro do Berlins, Catnldeis. Po[rlitis
Pongees, Satin Levantines
Sfnchcti* and Sarsuctts
Vestings, Silk Hosiery
• IPith a general assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry
a Goods, • :
all of which they offer whole sale »nd re*,
fail at the lowest prices,
oct 89 21711m
jiiaS • w
Dunlap’s Alitany Ale.
K 4k BARRELS for sala hy
JLV P. MARLOW.
oot 30
GP’We arte authorisecl
to announce HENRY CASTELLOW,
as a Candidate for Sheriff of (he County
of Chatham at tho election in January
next.'
oct 80 218m
Landing and for Sale.
/% A BBLS pure Boston Rum
~mt\W 50 casks Nails, ass tied
5 Ithds Copperas
16 boxes prime Cheese, 2 years old
£0 do made this season.
L. BALDWIN fit C0>
net 80 2|8si
. 25 cents, viz. $5 V-2 lor Troy. Utchumnd
of the Navy,as chief Pilot for that grind County was soM at 85 5-8. The market
traiioiial voyage of discovery, which after
en infinitetjD.ll of telk, ended it* smoke •—
Capt. PcndlcToo is senior officer of lire
Expcokion* Thu ‘crows of both vessels
atiiounting to abont 50 in number, arc ail
stout, healthy young men, llm eons of sub
stantial,Connecticut frirtneisj and to many
of them, itis their first voyage. Among
other peculiarities in Iter '-equipment, <ve
wore struck with the simple contrivance by
which her elegant and substantial whale- 1
trouts may be instantaneously converted in
to skirls for passing over fields of ice.
Tire Lyceum of Natural History in this
city has also lent its imptfMnn( nid to this
public spirited enterprise. Under tho au-
spreesof this learned body. Dr. James
Eights, of Albany, a distinguished scien
lific gentleman, goes out as naturalist to
the expedition. Wchave thus an assur
ance that nothing of interest to the' pause
of science will be lost to the community.—
larR ynolis, an individual well known
for tho energy and perseverance with which
ho endeavored to call the attention of Con
gress to a similar undertaking, accompa
nies Die expedition with commercial views.
Much advantage to the enterprise may be
expected from itis zeal SC- geographical in
formation, acquired while investigating this
subject under the direction of the late Se
cretary of the Navy. A valuable library of
several hundred volumes, with many im
potent and appropriate philosophical in
liniments, have been generously loaned
by several spirited citizens; end When wc
•nlrl that all '.he instructions for the voyage
and every arigncehient have been.directct
by capt. Vilmontl Panning, the Agent of
the South Sea Company, whose fifb has
In-an spent in those seas; we are only an
nouncing that nothing has been neglected
was flat yesterday, and continued so this
morning. The price of Wired! is consider
ably ■ higher In proportion, than that of
Flour; Gennessee having sold at 112 l-2a
115 cts. and Virginia, in bad order, at 100
d 103 uts.
Extract of a letter received at Philadelphia,-
dated
BORDEARX, Sept. 15, 1820.
(•’J’lte state of the weather {continuing to
he extremely bad, the rise in Ihe price of
wine nml brandy becomes every day more
sensible. Tho latter, which was so low as
I ttOf. for 4lh proof, has gradually risen to
210f. and if tho weather does not amend,
tjuta is no telling when the rise will stop.”
NEW YORK, Oct.2l.
Coffice.—Sale* have been made of about
Son bags St. Dotninga at It l-l cents,
cash, at 11 8-4 corns, on thno j 70 bags in
ferior Culm at to 1-2 a tit small parcels
of Lagnira at 18, and St. Jngo and Bra-
zil at 121-2 cents,all forborne use. We
know of.no transactions for export,
Colton—The transactions,since our last
publication, have been too unimportant to
merit particular notice; a few Uplands at
8 1-2; Alabama at 0 9-4 a 10 1-4, and N.
Orleans at 121-2 cents, comprise the
whole business. The stock in market is
small, and but llttleof the new crop has
come forward which may account for a
temporary absence of tho tioiise demaoil,as
well as for exportation. Accounts from
Liverpool to tho 18th, and Havre to th'e
20th Sept, have been received ; at tlio
former, prices remaining without change
—at the lalter, a trilling improvement on
some descriptions had been realizod.—
I Imre has been no Import since our lest.
Molasses—The demand Is limited, 40
Selected and first quality
Wines.
rgIHE Subscribers have lately itnpor -
JL ed direct from Madeira and Bor
deaux. The following Wines which they
offer for sale on reasonable terms.
12 pipes ol Jno Oliveira fizeo’s choice
old L. P. wino of tire finest
growth (in halves, quarters
and eighths.)
2 casks Mdrgiinx Modoc >
0 do Puuillac Meduc,
22 Boxes Chatteait MarganX
46 do St. Jullen Modoc
23 do SC Estophe—All of tho vln
tagepf 1825
Thoy have also a good supply of older
importations oT Madeira Wines which will
1)6 sold low to clnso solo
SORRELL & ANDERSON.
oct SO 217m
Savunnahr Poor House &
Hospital.
V isiting committee for Nov
1820.
George VV. Coe and Joseph CumlniAg
Attending Physicians.
Drs. Mitchell and S. Sheftall. •
JOSEPH GUMMING, Sco’ry
v oct 88
Richard Turner-— Taylor,
( North side of Johnston’s square J ,
1 78 ROM repeated application is influ
. ced to tender his services to the In
habitants of Savannah, and Us vicinity tn
CUTTING, MAKING and STRAIN-
JNO CARPETS
with accuracy nnd despatch. For further
particulars, inquire ns above where testi
monials will bo given to that effect.
ALSO
. PATENT MANGLING dope on an
improved principle, by the piece or doien,
twt 20 jtl7
IF
MADAM G. PETIT,
FROM PARIS. „
R ESPECTFULLY reforms Die I,»-
dibs of Savannah and its viemin,
that she has opened a groat variety of tto
Parisian Fashion!,
Consisfilig of
MILLENARY,
FANCY A ARTICLES,
French Bonnets
Ostrich . J
Bird of Paradise > Feathers.
Marabon >
Thread Lace and Bobinetts
French Embroidery, Caps,Capfs,Iif
Artificial Floorers
Ladies Head Drcssrs, very elegant
Fancy Boxes, fire. fire. fire.
Madam Petit enntimtes the
Bonnet and Dress Making
and will execute all orders at-the shorn)
notice. Sherepatrs-Veils arid Laces,» i
renders Diem as white as new—fixes'Uf
horns, bleabhcs them, and gives them any
shape that is requested.' ''
(tJ*Sbo also dresses Ladles' hah W
balls. .
N; B- In' the course Of Die next -itionlb,
Madame G. P. will receive frqm P**'«’‘
hoX of the most fashion,tbie .Winter Jlyf*
arid newest patterns.
Seudder's Building, opposite Lms. lnf.
lor fiico’a.
oct 29 £17m ir
- Proposals
I'll Till bo received unlit Iheflth Nat
Vt’ by Win, J. Way. Esq, of M
County, for building a Church at
thourville, of tlio following description, ri-;
Tho Building oi wood, sixty by fortJWJJ
stories high, with a small sterple--s 6
lery of twenty feel atone end. lobs n
ished with neat pews and piilpit—rn'P ,
and breast work of the gallery lo, “
neat pannel work. Two aisles ruiroms
parallel Die wholo lsrtgth of the eb«ri"
with doors al each end, windows with n
plain shuttors on Die first floor. Hriek m‘
Inrs sufliciontly near ami two feet clea
the ground. The materials'al lo bs f
ished by the undertaker of the JJ
subject to the inspecuoq of # b “ i 'j in »
Committee. The work to be o*« u ' c " ||cr
a neut workman like manner.. J r ., |, e , 0
particulars apply to.tho undersigned
a plan of tho building may e .ecn^^
Wa1thonrville,24lhOct. 182?.
oct 20
Osmilmrgs and Cotton
wgj piECES Cotton Bagging
7 P9 0 halt s Osnnburgs , ft(
Just, received per brig Courier,
sale low at
oct 19