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ttEPVBLICM. FREDERICK S. FELL, firry printer. Daily Paper........eight dollars per anquni, Count, Paper, six dollars pur annum. r’at>m.E in advance. All News, and Now Advertisements np* pear hi both papers. • ’ (L/“ Offico in Dickson's three'story . oricH building, on the'Hay, near tho Ex change, between Hull and Drnytim-strrcts. SAVANNAH MARKETS, November 21, 1822. (Wholesale Price Current, forreclcthrcckli/) Dritisli Dry Goods, 55 « 02 1-3 per cents ndv. Beef, prime, $7'25 » incss, $10 Bacon, 0 n 7 1-2 cents per lb. “ Hams, 10 Butter,Northern, 17 a 18 rts peril). Bagging, Dundee 'Si Inverness, 20 a 21 cts. _ . _ , Brandy, Cognac, Otard, Dupuy & Co s. brand, 184 n 170 cts. “ Other brands, In 112 1*2 Colton, New Uplands, 0 o 9 8-1 " Inferor to prime, 7 a 8 1-2 « »» selections of prime, 0*1-2 •• Sea-Islands, Id u 22 ‘Corn, per bushel, cargo 50. Candles, Northern Mould Tallow, 10 a 11 dull. « Georgia, 15 a 18 •• Sperm, 21 n W Cheese—7 a 8 dull. Crockery, 25 a 33per cent odv SAVANNAH.' SATURDAY EVENING, Ndv. 21. yyTlio Rev, Mr. .Bachman n ill perform divine service in the Evangelical I.ttlheryn Church in this city, To-Morrow morning. The pews in she church will bo open to the public. Cor: cction.—We publfcrtied nn editorial nrticlh yesterday headed "Steam Rice Mills," for the purpose of painting out the benefits,thar would,probably result from these establishments lint the reader pro- gresspirnulyn tew linos before their pestles are conveitej imo saws, and they fall un der: the cognomen of Stenut Saw Mills Tim error, however, is too apparent (o have occasioned the least ambiguity. In the meaning of the paragraph. From' France.—Tlio barque Thiletns, Capt. Moire!, arrived, last evening Irom .Havre, whence lie sailed kin the Sd lilt, but brought no papers. Commercial in telligence, n lew days later Ilian bad heed prcvioutly-rcMived will bc-foou'd undertlic head. In which tlio business had been done -, it could nnt ho ascertained whether the mo ney had been embezzled at tlio 1‘atent of fice or at the Treasury office. The fact wus-itmncdintely.made known to tlio Tree* surer and Register, and lias Iqd to a regu lation ilint will effectually prevent such pel dilation for tlio fijture. Wlion . tlio head of-tlio government thus scrutinizes every tiling, ho cannot fail, with tlio aid of faith-' fill officers. tj> put. an end to abuse and pe culation. or at toast to ootifinc them within vory narfow limits. NEW YORK, Nor,. IB. Latest from Smyrna—J'lio brig Wllllnm .1 IV irllhitrli. \ir ivml nt A seaman named Arthur Prim, • native of Vermont, fell from tlio bow of the ship Statira, and woi unfortunately drowned.— The body lias not yet been recovered. *On Monday last,says the Darien Plirnix John O, Bell, Samuel I’almer, Anson Kimberly, J, S. Bond. George T. Rogers,' Reuben King, Henry T. Hull, and Wi|. Ilium Fraser, were elected aldermen of the A workhas just been publislietl in Bal timore entitled “Researches Philosophical, and Antiquarian concerning the Aboriginal History of America: by J II M'CultOch Ji. M. D." The object of the author's labors we learn from tho Ilaltiinpro 'American is to ascertain the actual condition of Ameri- Coffee, Havanna Green, prime,ll 1-2 * 15 |’ c iiy 0 f Darien for tlio ensuing year. “ Other qualities, II 1-2 a 12 1-2 INour, Philadelphia,Italtlmore, Richmond and Alexandria, 98 50 » Canal, g8 -50 a 0 75 '.Gin, Holland, BO a 110 “ Northern, 30 « 34 llay, prime Northern, 1st quality, 50 a 55 •cents. Hyson Tea, 100 a 112 1-2 perlb. Iron Swede’s $105 a lli per Ton of | ca prior lo ihe discovery of Columbus,nnd *210 lbs. Lard, 0 a 7 •Lumber, yellow pine Ranging Timber, g4 "' ' Steam sawed scantling $18 Plank S15 Flooring boards $50 River Lumbor.Boards,Planks fit Scan tling, glOn 12 Quartered 11-4 inch flooring Boaids, $14 White Pine Boaids, clear, $17 -a 18 Merchantable, 59 o 10 W. O. Hogshead Staves, $15 n la Jl o. “ " 10 a 12 Shingles, rafted, *• # •• boated, " 3 1-2 a 4 lllackcrel, No. 1, o <• 2, 5 <• 8, 3 82 a 3 75 Molasses, W. India, 20 a 28 N. Orleans, 85 none Osnaburgs, V 12 d 10 Oil, Sperm, winter pressed, 70 cts. Summer strained, 88 Olive, 4 1-2 0 5 Linseed; (Dutch) 85 •Pork, prime, ll 1-2 mess, 13 50 a 13 75 Porter, 3 a 3 1-4 . Rice, 2 50 n 2 75 'Rum, Jamaica, 00 to 1 25 ** West India, none. “ N. England, 33 a 35, dull Soap, yellow, 5 a 7 cts per lb. dull Salt, Liverpool, 40 cts. Sugars, Havana, white, none. Brown; 0 1-2 a Muscovado, 8 3-4 a 10 • St. Croix, 10 1-So 11 cts. New Orleans, 8 a 0 Refined Loaf, 16 1-2 a 18 “ Lump, 15 a 15 1-2 Tobacco, Kentucky, Geo. &c. 3 a 5 Manufactured, do. 8 a 00 Tallow, tot. Whiskey, in bbls. 30 cts EXCHANGE. ■Qn England, none. France, none New York, 00 days, 1 1-4 o 11-2 dis, and 30 days, 5-8 a 3-4 dis. Bank, Checks, 1-2 per ct. prem. Philadelphia, 1-2 “ " , Baltimore, 1-2 ■ " “ . . Charleston, 1-2 '« " Bank of Macon, 1 all-2 per >ct. dis Bank U. S. Bills, 1-4 fl 1-2 premium Darien Bank Notes, Branch lper ct. dis. N. Carolina, S. B. Notes 5 dis. State Bank of Georgia, payable it the Bran by that means prove cither tlio connexion of the Western,«blithe people of the Eas tern Continent, or establish the reverse The American very justly observes that such an investigation involves much re search, and nice discrimination. Indeed we can scarcely conccivo from what data of sufficient accuracy, any tiling further than a speculative conclusion could be drawn. The subject, however, is very rnieresting, and from she ^character given of llM-*uilrar, bis research 's we doubt not nil! give many vnloahlo additions to our Aburigiilal llistoiy. 10 Thu Wooden Viaducts-constructed ori the line of the Dcla •> a re & Hudson rail road, have, on the first experiment made on them by a locomotive engine, complete ly failed. A writer in the U. S. Gazette, savs—"Thouglfno load was attached to ihe engine and .therefore'tlio-weight to be sustained as only 8 1-2 t ins, the rails were observed to bend under tlio pressure, and to rebound as it was removed, like sap lings; the screws tvnicli fastened down tht iron plates flew out, and nlT came thuse plates; the vibration of the upright parts was such as to be distinctly perceptible at tlie distance of an hundredfeet; nod it be- caine obvious, in fivo minutes, 'that two days continuance of the same cxetoise must lay the whole works-it mins.” Connexion of Ule Atlantic with the Pacific. A Bogota paper received by the Medina at New Vork states that the topographical Commission appointed to examine the ob stacles which oppose the opening of a com munication between Ihe Atlentio and the' Pacific through the Isthmus of Panama, have informed the government that in their opinion one considerable difficulty has vanished, in tho discovery that the two seas prove In be of the same level-, but not withstanding thu,-they consider .tlie en terprise as pot very easy to be/accom- plished- ^pRsent Inode ofronum itinn would perhaps bo preferable 11 Tlie navigation of tlio fiver, Chagrcis r ‘ and Heniy. Capi. W.idloigh, nr.ivtd at Boston, on the 17th of September. The Boston Centinel gives the annexed items nfintelligcnce:— “The Smyrna Couriyir of the Jnjb, gives tho following article, which' vvas consider oil its the iiioiLcrcdttnhle of the advices re ceived tliore, and which afforded strong hopes nf ilro early proclamation of l’oace: “The Dutch Coinnl recoivod In the night of tho 10th a despatch from Admiral Ricord,brought hy aw officer of tho Diitlsh frigate Isis, sent hy Cum. Sir Thniuns Staines. This dfficer annnnoces that tho treaty of l’oaco had been signed. Thedas- patches from Admiral Ricoril, are dated tho 8th, before Tencdos, and mention Vint according to advices cocyived front tlie Russian Head. Quarters, till appearances were fitvorablo to the immediate conclu sion Of Peaco. Tlioy also unnounce tlte estnlititluneal Of the communications be tween tlie army and Ihe squadron hy tho way of Eros. Finally, n letter frum the Dutch Commodore Pool, also at Tenodoa, to the Consul Goucrnl, and dated the Oth, sMtcs"font tho ISthastha day fixed upon for the signature of .1 treaty of peace on the terms which had been agreed upon.” Mr. Clark, passenger in tlio brig from Smyrna, furnished Mr. Topiiff with the following minute of news': “The Russian hend quarters continued at Adriatinpie, about the Util or ltth Sept. About the 5th, a deputation was sent hy the Sultan to tho Russian head-quarters, with proposals for peace: but-the terms were considered inadmissible on tlie part of tlio Turks; tho preliminary article being for the payment of 350, 000,080 of silver rubles, as an indemnification for the ex penses of tlio war. It was -supposed .that the Russian army would enter Constantin ople about,tho 15lli September, nod with out any battle. Ttv'foct, tho financial sys tem of Turkey is so bad, and tiio taxes of the people'have been so burdensome, that a war with any powerful nation could not he maintained, nor could any army now lie raised to make anv serious ro.istunceon tlie part of Turkey. Since tins passage of the Balkan by tlie llussimi army, nil hope of defending Turkey in Europe, seems to have been abandoned'." The advices from Constantinople in these papers are to the 7th September—lone dny the latest ) They unfold but few events nut before known. Thy Secietaries of tlio British Ambassadors,and of Gen. Muffling, ho had accompanied tho Turkish I’leni potentinries to Adrianople, relumed lire 3d Sept. We have later advices from Adii- annplo. The account of the embarkation ef Gen. Muffling on his return.'home, wax cotifiinicd. It wav repealed, that lie hud finished his mission before his return, and. bad received very distinguished marks of Ihe favor nf the Sultan, for tho part ho had rnken in the negotiation of peace.” Wo have copied tile foregoing more lit consequence of the anxiety itf tho public fur any thing in tho shape of news from the sont of war, than because of any tiew or late fact which it contnjns from tho Rus sian HeaibQuarters. ‘Our former advices from Adrianople were to tlio lOlh Of Sep tember; and n glance nt the map will nt once convince the reader that no intelli gerree later Than that, could well have 1 cached Smyrna by the 13th, which ap pears to b* the date of iho latest Smyrna iaper. "Still, however, it would give us joy to hear that Ryzanlimn was again -in Christian hands; and it is baldly possible that Mr. Clark,The passenger spoken of ahtsfe Imight Itavo received some intelli gence before sailing, and subsequently to die publication of the papor ol the ISih. Coin. Adv ity examined tho nbyisbclow him end-pin ned himsoft imposture for tho great leap, sitddonjy wheeled and with muon activity sprung from ihe falls. In about half an hour, however, the real Simon I’nrn nppcnied on the precipice, dicssed lightly, mid in whito. •'Titer* vvas no mistake.” lie very coolly looked around on the multitude, mid having re- tnalncd long cuottgli In fatten the atten tion oftlio thousands whnsuriountled him, sprang from the clifl'. It whs a 'beautiful leap, nod Snm descended liko an arrow, lie was under tlio water-ulimit fivo seconds when lie appeared tu the many wondering eyes, who had wifoovsedhho fete. 4fieri! freak or two. lie swam|od shore, and was rcceivoil with exult,ifioifbv tlie crowd lie low tli* fails, when ho wos met ivy -his wardrobe, a plain tailor’i jacket nnd truiv- sors, and hisgie.it essential, a Untile nf St. Croix. Sam bought a hear at Buffalo, wliloli ha afterwards..toslmw that “smno tilings o 111 he done at wall as otliois,"threw nfftlie falls, tit the same point whoncche had taken Id's surprising leap. The bear name safely down, and swam nshuru with as much facility as did his master. Itself, sufficient to prevent on early ad vance on the last sales of Amoriepn nt $15, nnd Spanish in $18 per bbl.; nnd if this 'info decree should induce oxtenslvo shipments from tile United Slates, tlio for- nev 21 J. M'KENZtR & CO M „ A 'i'aylot's 4lia’rf, mer would decluitfto $13 n 13 1-2. His _ , v «»ing with tlio JWlSe eireets of lids measttre ribon. the 1 ut * fl -iglit iipjilv to limrlnidu, Hint wo look to w-ltli the most jnierwl. When, our present stocks ere I'nilsBlMBti,- our supplies must be-ohlerty hwn froni the United'States, as onr re- caipts of Spmdsli llmir will be. limited to that wliich arrives in National vessels, end mi which ihe'former duty nf nnly_50 cents icr bbl will I10 ysni'l. Within a few tnnnths uiwcvor, the amount of business done hit- drr tile rfpnidsh flag has been gradually assuming its former iinportnnco, nnd this serious dialincflnn In llic'dnties on Flour will,doubtless, imlttce'enpitnlists to ven ture extensively into that br.nnclt «1* our cnimnorcc. I.ast s.dus ofNew York Flour $13 1-2 : NewOrleans'do 14 1-2; I’liiiudelpliiuend Baltimore do 15; ‘ Rice 3 1-2 n 4; Sugars 8 12 a 10 14; Cuflee 0 a 7 1* very scane. From the Commercial Advertiser. Speculations upon the loiiire nro often times aided by a comparison of the presont with tlio past, Coder this improssion, I enclose.to you a transcript from 11 Domes tic Ixprnse Book, kept Ivy a yoang nnd newly married housekeeper in the year 1780, and for tlio benefit of sndii ns mnv nut he-lamiliar with the present state of the New York Market, have also annexed what mv daily experience lias led mo to cu incidc in as tile current prices of t he nrti clot lelactod. To tlie inquisitive & curious it may afford n trifling gratification, and to the speculative readel suggest the enquiry, how it happens, that after 11 4np*e of sixty f ears, and u change and increase ef popu- ation from twenty thousand, (census of 1771,21,808] to nearly two hundred thou sand inhabitants, the price of some articles should be higher some lower, nnd some the-same that they then wore. If you MARRIF.O. On Tlnifsday evening last, by the Rev,. 'Bond English, Mr. WILLIAM B. HAR RISON. of tliiscity, to Miss CHARITY ADELINE HUGHES, of Charleston, d. Hyson Tea, per lb. Ilnliea Codec, Chocolate, Loaf Sugar. Muscovado, per 7 lb. Flour, do do Butter, per lb Mustard, Citron, Snllad Oil, per Iieity, A ncltovies, per bottle, Turkey, Goose, Ducks, per pair. Oysters,par 100, Mould Candles, per Ih Jnmaica Spirits, per gut. 75 Holland Gin, I 25 Cider, per bbl, 2 50 Ale, 0 12 Black Fish, perlb. 5 Hickory Wood, per load, 88 Oak do, 53 Carting, 12 1 Oats, par Inishel, JB Madeira Wine, per pipe TOO 00 Sherry, 55 00 ico in your columns, ertion. II. 1700. 1820. $3 25 31 25 58 43 25 1212 13 15 15 18 55 88 45 12 1 2 12 1-2 15 37 75 37 75 47 25 31 31 50 1 00 85 82 31 02 31 1 50 . 121-2 121 2 1 50 1 25 2 00 5 00 5 2 50 I 50 25 88 280 00 850 00 OOMiUE HCIA If* Dates rnou L)VKiii'oot,,|imt!!i:iVr Oct Dates most IUvFix,::;::im|i|t!f!::2D Oot For Augusta. Tlie 8 lei KnoEFHai), ” dl loave Till, p. C. Iii Darien, on the Itthinst. hv the Rev Mr. Pratt, Mr. Al.l.EN J. COLE, to Miss ANN KING, hotli rif M’lntoih nouiily— nnd Mr. ALVAH STEELE in Miss EL VIRA A. ABBOTT, both ofNew Hamp shire. O11 Thursday Evening last, by the Uov. Mr. Wingfield, Commodore JAMES BARRON, Commandant of the Ravil I’nrd, at Gosport, to Miss MARY ANN WILSON, oldest daughter of Mr. Julm Wilson, of Portsmouth, Va. For Augustn. Miie'8teaS|„„ t GOV. T/tVl.Olt lighters for "Augiistn TO-MfV|jV(m! MORNING. FoifreUI, tor |.a, 5 '‘„ plv to Capt, W. so bonrd ikllumcpie or to 1 nnv 21 COHEN22 MILLED Mariner’s Church. D IVINE BERVlCEwillbe rorm at Shis Church To-Moiiu'w C" 1 nnd EVurntro Captains of n ,J' IWO llielr officers ntid seamen, are resi«i'ta! s ’ Invited to ottend. ™"J nor 21 Canal Flour, Buckwh^J nnd limns. WHOLE and half bbls. Canal f O nnd .I Iclijjioml Flmlt, " 25 kegs Plllbidnljllua lluckwlit,, •mid . allih 1000 lbs. superior Baltimore Ih cs, jiAiti isi r lay until nine o'clock, A. M.; passed m tho 2O1I1 day of Ocfohor, 1817. sSko. 1. Bn it PORT OF SAVANNAH. (Rij the Phllstus.) Extract ofa letter dated Havre 2d Oct. to a respectable commercial house in this city—Tho Cotton market remains steady, and prices m e fully maintained. Uplands 80 a 05f. In Sea Islands we liavo no al teration to notice. Amount of stock on hand *8,000 hales, ef wlilnii 25,000 nro U- nited Suites. lHcn 10 a 23f. sales. _ being improved hy memis ofsteam boats cites other than Augusta, and Milledge-1 an j a r0 ad cointtritdted from OrnZes "to, a Vl .'l e, r. 1 O L « ^dM^Ws. ■ ■ Panama, which is scarcely seven leagues on ar °"’f’H.jt’IGlITS. ' | and can be made pavsable for carriages, tlie course to the Pacific would he very short. Even as the case is at present,Senor Hurtado, going witli Ids family as far as Pana-na, lias trayeiled from Jamaica to - • Liverpool, l-2d dull. ■ France, t 1-8 '! -New York, too cents per hale. Providence, $1 1-4 a 1 1-2 REMARKS. m Cotton —There has been ahrlsk dciiiiin-1 Boenaveiilara, (Popayan.) in only twenty for Uplands during the week, which sell days. Whaley# may be tha mode, the :readily atO I 4 toO 3-4. In Sea ,Islands government of the Repuhlid is disposed thoro have been no sales, holder* asking to encourage the projects which may more, than purchasers arc willing to give. presented to facilitale the said cowman! Rice.—-The better qualities oftliis aril- cation across tlie Isthmus, and will give to c)e are in demand, ami sell a? fast as Ahey the undertaking all the favor in their cpmoto hand,. .Wequote'new at from2||>ower 1-4 a 2 8.4. PORTLAND, (Maine,1 Nov. 0. Agriculture.—Mr. Asa Pickett, of West brook, has raised tiio present season, on a piece of ground a little less than 24 feet square, jioc hundred pounds oj Blood Btets; making about nineteen tons to the acre—I did not understand tills to bo the result of any extra cultivation, nnd have no doubt tile nitantliy pfcr acre might he very consid- ' 1 in'cie ised. I Iiiivr rend nil account e hundred and sixty bushels of carrots ic’d upon one acre in England. Our farmers ought <0 think of. these things, nnd ;et tlie best books on Agriculture'and gar lening, nnd study them. By this means years, liu-y would sirvo n greatdenlnf hard Mbor, now and,grow rich. -Is it not prohable that a ton ofhdets or onrrots would bo worth as inacli to feed entile it|i6u, as a ton of hay? Two tons of hay to an acre is considered a good crop ; and tliefai mcr thinks he is do- ing very well when his acre oTground pro* ducesihdt Quantity, But with proper uul- livnlioohe may make the same awre yield him at least twenty tons of beets or carrots wliich would, probably, bo worth os much furliis'cattle as twenty tons ofliey. Front Wllle’s N. O Price Current, Oct. 3l. Tlie health of the city, comparatively Is considered good, and many who left tlio place have returned in confidence, not withstanding we hirvo had no frost. The weather Is-conl, pleasant, and favorable for out door business. Cotton.—-The operations of the week have been small, hut embrace nearly all the now crop in market, say about 600 bulcs ranging at -various prices, from D up to to eerits, for ivliatis tiero termed prime quali ty. Tlie inarkot is not considered fairly opened,wh'ch compels ns to continue olank quotations for all descriptions. Sugar.—Wo have nothing encouraging (o say on this article, and almost evory thing to tlio contrary, were we to mention the opinions oTgrowers and buyers. As to the shortness of the present orop, under the most favorable circumstances, there is' nn doubt that it will he much less than l ist As yet: we have no samples of tlie ...op, and understand the season hns been y'ery-imfaVbrnble, in every respect,for early grinding. Flour lias declined since our last, nnd is now dull, both for Cxporlii'.ion ami linrne consumption, nt 95 50 a 5 75, niid not ex pected to improve soon. ARRIV ID. Sllip lltfieu Mar, Harrison, N*W York 7 dim flail, Simpler it Topper. Mdzeio W Marshall, « B Lamar, ll Lord, E Lord, E Reed, ll RCuytur, V' C lliillor, O Anderson, S II Fny & no Cnpt. R I, Taylor. I’ussengcrs, . Messrs Hendrick, Ward, Whitman and Huntington. ShipTybeo, Wood, New York 8 ds to I Inti, Simpler &. Topper, liltlzo to A 8cudder,J ll Oldershuw, O Lungwortl],R Melono, L Baldwin Ar.ro J VY Long, J M Wnldhiirg, Stiles & Fannin. Taft St Pad- elford.'Claghorn St Wood, A Bnssctt, J Bentley, G (Jordon, E Bliss, N B St il Weed, II Lord, T Pul so, Champion St Lnthrop, N II Knapp Stco I. Scriiuton, Philhrick St linker,Ketcnum St Burroughs Roe St Merriman, J Cuuuning, I W Mar- rid, J B Herbert, J Auxe, J inglix Stco C W Roeltwell Stco M Luffborrov, A Le Rnrhler Stco J Anderson, W Lippilt, C 11 Cnmpfield, Mull cry St Duffy, Cohen St Miller, iU A Starr, Hill St Stone, S C Dunning, Lay St Hendrickson, R Camp bell, E Wylly, M U Wnkeman, J M’Keu zie Stco S C Greene, D B Nichols Stco O Tenny, W W Baker, i Gnnwhl, G li Lamar, Musgrovo.-Wetu.Oie Stco Roo St Merriman, T ill Driscoll, W Marshall, P Catonett, M Eastman, nnd to order. Pas sengers, B F Kemick, Indy uml child, S SnlcUnnil and lady, F Mason, R lliggiu, G llall, J D Crary, J Lewis, O Sage, U A Winner, il E Center. li.irk Phiiptus, Monel, llnvie sailed 3d ult Ballast to J Ginmlll. In lilt. 48 45 Ion, tl,W. spoke ship Surinam fill Suiin am for Ainsterdain. in lot. 87 40, Ion 37 40 spoke Spanisli brig Prudence, from lluvnna fur Madeira. Tlie P, experienced the night previous a heavy galo of which she fo'.t tier main IniT-iniist.fiirn top-gallah nnd nil her galls ckcepting tier lore-top sail Lett Oct. 9d ships America for New Or leans to sail loth, ship Ed. Bonafoe to sail 10th fur New York. Francis 1st and G/oal Britain both to sail fordo 201I1. Brig Atlantic, Nyo, Boston 12 ds to < I oil Shnptor & Tlippor. Mdze to S C Green O Tenny, O Johnson, W Hale, lluZard fit Donslnw, li llnhersliain, E Bliss, W filnrshall, G Newhall, J Stone, G W Guo, ll Malone, II Lord. Iloveniio Cutter Motion, Jackson, fm Charleston. • ■ I Sloop Rosetta, lldnily, St. Simons day. Oranges to E Fort. Sloop Mathews, Pierce, Williams ploco with 850 hush ll Rice to il. Haborshnm- Stoinobnut Edgefield, Blackman, fin ileishinan’s Ijiiko, 500 bales cniton to J M'KenZio Stco. Capt. B. ropurts the ri ver as unusually low, Polcbont Erne prise, fin Angnsia, 247 baleseoltuh to Taft fit Padulford, S D Corbett. CLEARED, Sclir Othello, Bulkley. Now York, Cohen t,' Miller. SAILED. - Brig Elba, Clark, Naolz. Sclir Odielln, Bulkley, New York. Sloop Now Yolk, Darien. Sloop Swallow, Ogouclio. ordained hjl tlio Mayor anil Aldermen of the icily nr Savmnali and Hiimlets thereof, in Council astemljM nod it is herehv ordained hy the nuthoiity of the same, That so much ol the abois recited orilmnnce ns permits shops to | IR mned until 0 o'clock. A. 11. on Siiml,,. ic snrl t-lre satrte is hereby repealed. Passed in Council, Nov. |ti, men WM.T. WILLI VMS, Mayor. (Attest) Jab OiKtaxn, c. c pro Urn, nov 21 lilcli shall be compatible with tlio afid defence of die country.” Cora.-rThere i*:npt mnc'li corn in mar ket. The last cpi-goi iSl* went offat.OO c s. | Jt retails nt 80 cts. , Undcrrtand (says the Philadelphia Sentinel) that some disclosures have re cently'been iniiile^ln the Patent Office to confirm the many proofs already existing Charleston, Kcnawha Co, Va. Nov: 0. . , , , Thetido of emigration through this of the. groat utility of reforpi at the seat of place is rapid, and; we believe, unprecc- government. The President some time 'dented. It is believed that not less than since required a apeoial report to,him, sta- 8,000 individuals, since the 1st of Septeih- fej n „ ,|, e num ber of patents issued nnd tno- navo passod on lins ioute. They are . ” . • - , . . .. principally.froui the lower part of Lhis n| es received on account pf patents. Mr. Stato and South Carolina—bound for In- Craig, the newly appointed superintendent, "diana, Illinois, and Michigan. They jog was charged with preparing the report. ' on,'Careless of the vary.ng climate, nod up- Arter asc e r t a ining at the Treasury die pareutly without regret for tlie friends and . -■ - - leave behind, stoking | * 1,,m money paid on account ofjiatents, the country ‘forests to h tie.' d a ‘new edaotry to set- Noibing is such ah obstacle to the pro duction of excellence, us die powei of pro ducing what Is pretty good with case and rapidity, lie compared it with the entries of patents issued from the beginning of the govern ment, and found than more than $4000 had not been accounted for. Air. Craig communiealed the fact to the Secretary of 6AM patch. Extract of 11 letter to tho editors of the Al bany’Daily Advertiser, dated Rochester, Fiidajrevening, November 0, 1820. Ido tint remember a more imposing spectacle than was,exhibited at the falls to day. The hanksnn each sihe wore lined by a living rampart, to a great distance be low the cataract, while eveiy spot wliich afforded a foot hold, on their steep sides were occupied. Certainly, not less llijXti 10,000 persotss woro present. All Roches ter was lor a wliilo congregated to gethur; none but the bed ridden remained nt home ; and tlte Country for miles around, was-fully represented. Long '.before two o’clock, every vacant place Wits iiljed,— On tlie steep brow of tho Brighton side,the spectators formed a solid- phalanx', which seen from the opposite shores, locked more like nnarmy drnwn tip in battle nfraydlmn aiiglii elso to which I can compare 'it—- mid certainly, if tho intense feeling wliich pervaded that vast assembly is taken into view, the scene could not have been inttcli unlike the "moment before the battle.”— A Spurious Bmu Patch made his nppoar- ance, and excited a elieer from the multi tude, about a quarter past two—he bowed [ By the. Scion at Charleston.] Extract of a letter, dated small size nnd fine flavor . Landing nnd for sain by CHARLES. A. WOODIlUFl' nov 21 An Ordinance rjjl o repeal so inMeli of nn ordinsm entitled "An Ordinance to perm Markets pn Sunday, and fur other piopm. -* " as permits shops tu lie open on S un . Council W ILL on thoir first regular meeting in December, elect n Harbour Master and a Health Officer for thepnruf a ,. Applications iniis't be loft with Savannah, die Clerk JAS. CLELAND, C. 6. Pro Tern nov*t S3ft - - Council W ILL nlcet on tlio first Moiiiiay if December for the appointment of Auctioneers lor tlio Citjr of SnVahaoh—A Bond to the Governor In tho sum nf $5008 and nnolhor to the Mayor Slid Aldermen in the sum of $1000 with two or more ap proved sennritius—ApplicnllunS must, be left with the Gle.it previous to that Hay, J.VS. CLELAND, C. C. Pro. Ttm. nnv 21 238 Frcsli Lemons mid Udisiiis -a ajfc BOXES fresh Lemons JL V ‘14 do Hunch RoliUit Luiulini! from hri* A»l.imic,ancl lor sale HALL, WIIAl’TUlv &TUPPER. nov 21 Landing from brig Allan •tic. BBLS No3 Fall Marl V214 casks Nails fret Sod 50 casks Biads; from OH lo 20,1 F01 nn to nn tidcntnmodaiing terins Iw IIALL, SIIAPT’ER fii TUl'PfcR. nov 21 $10,000. Washington- city LOTTERY, GLASS, NO. 17. Was drawn in Washington on die Hit inst. The drawing will bo roepirod «i Wednesday noxt 25th inst. 9 lira" a 5«1< lots, SCHEME: prize of do ' do 1 1 1 1 2 2 ' 4. MEMORANDA. The brig Eagle, hence at Providence lStli hist. HAVANA, Nov. 7. "It will be remembered that by a decree of our Ihlemlnnt, an extra duty nf $5 par bbl <vas suddenly levied on the 1st June last, upon nil Spanisli (flour airiving after that date in Foreign bottoms and that large quantities of such flour became subject to this unexpected duty. This was not ex acted in cedi, but approved socurity wns given for its payment, in the event of its being enforced by the King. By a late lloynl Order, not yet officially received, lie has directed that all obliga tions entered into for the said extra duty, shall he cancelled and annulled ; that is to say, on tho flour already imported—but that mi all subsequent importations of Spanish produce, in foreign bottoms, the duty shall be two thirds of those on for eign prqjuee, in foreign bottoms. Plots'* from Spain, so imported. Will consequent-: ly pay u'duiy of $5 1 4 per bid. This will, ultimately,, make pn impor tant change in our Fldur trade jvjih the United States; hut for the present, the ef fects will not ho so decisive. There nre now about 15000 bbls. Spanish;rtoil'r in fust hiliids, and about 7000 of American and Spanisli in the handsof the dealers, ma- king, altogether, more then two months consumption. Governed, as our prices are, by the im- Ean'it ouh CoRimepoNnEN'ra. Offices oj the Courier, Mercury If Gazette Charleston, November t o—5 r. si. ARRtVKn, Brig Ceres, fin London. Brig Pembroke, fm Boston. Sloop Nelson, fm New York, For tlio Treasury, but from tlie looio manner Jto tba people, aad having with much gray-1 inediato stock on hand, this quantity iv, of New Orleans. Tho Mnmuih brig ATLANTIC, IV. L Ntje, Master. Will ho immedmiely clispsUched For freight or passage, linving good Cabin and Htcerngo uccoininodntions, apply to Capt. N* on hoar(h or la llALL. SHAPTER & TUPPEIl. , nov 21 do drt do do do &C. ' Tickets Hii Ives, (Quarters, Orders attended Id ut nov 21 eppingeiis Lottery if Exchange Office- Luuding from brig tic. Allan' tefe/Tfe/ftS REAMS wrapping papu 0 nasos mens & boys bn 1 gahl 10 lihds Pnrto Rieo Sugars 10 do prime Molasses 50 .bbls No 3 Mackerel 5 pipes Holland Gin For sale by nov 21 J. STONB [ EOllGIA.Oliatliam County—Hy 11 ' For Darieiii [FinBT VESSEL,] Tlte flno fast Railing sloop GEORGIA, R. Luce, master. Having n part of her cargo en gaged, and going on board, will sail pnsi- tivoly TO-MO It HOW, For freight or linssage, having; good nccnnmindatitinK np"- plv milie master on board at Jones’ upper wharf, or to HALL,S11APTEU S^TUPPER. nov 21 m Hon.lheJusticrs of tlie inferior of Chatham County, oitling for nrdmj p urposes a To all ivlioni it may edheorn. f VVliereos.lloWorl Ilaliershain has apf to the Hon tlie Court of Ordinary » bain County for Letters of Admin j, will! tlie will annexed, on die € ,, offoOt,,nfjjosllha Ward, late ol b"" 111 ^ThesSdtefore.toci.cnnil^ n'ish nil nnd singular tho kindred » ditorsof the said decensed, to fi e " Officn of the said Court, on r letter* 2Ut day of Dec. next, otherwise■ administration will be granted m n fS;l.henp„.|iasFm4;^;S Justices of tlio said court at b. 21 st day of Nov. A. DA8-0. ^ ^ (c , nov 21 *