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CITY riUHTEk.
r>n>W Paper eight dollar! pet annum.
Cuuntr Paper ...six dollars per annum,
payable in advance.
I scarcely know wliat has been doing In water on the lilt Oct. Many of tho stores'
' > .l 1 ;..\<i re filled, and mnuh merchandize dam-
All News, and New Advertisements ap
pear In both papers.
the Hcpresent.itlye branoti k 'ns 1 h‘avo t quite
enough to do in tho olher—lliii proceedings
there, you'will no duubl,'get from other
quarters. . . - . .
I forgot to say that from recent Informa
tion rcc elv^l think the Legislature will
Sl&p In its' great impolitic career, of doing
any act wKilcfi may Interfere with the
ooutse now" pursued li# (fio General^ Go»;
crnriictrt, Tor procuring to thq State the
1 's s. ■ ’v‘ tl_„ . a* *s .1 ’ T 1«_
Z
05“ Office In I)|ckson's,..three story I peaceable possession of all the Lands, In-
nrirk building, on the B»y, _"*»?“• ‘j eluding the disputed territory.", It wUI un-
I questionablybe Very muoh'td bo desired
I .0 A X — ^ t A B B a. « a B . BB Ii.IAVb
S.4VAMNAH.
that liAr'Leglsinture should not ow Inter
fere, even on the, score of policy. Tho
into friend* of such interference, have mn
WEDNESDAY EVENING, toe. #.
—r- I ny of them,now,l believe, bocoino cniivln
. *.*’7 • e -e b’.b .. II a . I..’ afl'.r. .. sk.
The lion. Coo. M. Troup one fee'ne'toi teed.that U would be impolitic, at the prey
to Congress atilved at Norfolk bn We’jhes-1 sent time to do so." .
day last t lie was to leave th.ro the hex. ’ cfe ^;^ a ^r Tbc > 0 „ 0W i 11|i ,,s
morning ill the Steam-boat for BaHlmdib. L iut . m ^a 0a we find in the Mil-
r Nichole* ). ftayari). wee yesterday elec- ieftgeville'Journal ‘ received by this days
ted second latent. end Wicklifie llruen, I Marl. . .
Ensign, of tho Skvannalt Volllntc'er Information bes boen received by Hi*
Guardi.
The negro giil Jennv. convicted and
sentenced for arson in tho city of Augusta
was executed on Friday last. Site con-
tinned to the last to assert what she had
' always said, that she wet perjiuiled to do
the act for wlihb she suffered, hy the
Executive, front one of the. yoinmissioneri
Col. Wale), lately appointed to repair id
the Cliciokee territory. .and .obtain testi
mony respcctipglhe line formerly diriding
the Creeks and Clierokers, that he was
collecting ell the testimony lie tould, and
dial he had iio doobt it would prove »»ll;-
_ , ii.nu ut’u. factory to llie dciiertil Gorernmtiu,whose
woman. Clads, and that Cinda had been ft', ifji claim of
persuaded by one of the fellows w ho where 1 The Georgia commissioners
acquitted. ___ . . j were at the Chcrnkea Agency, on the 18th
The Augusta Constitutionalist in net!- Nov. so was (Jen. Coffee, the coiphilssmh-
ring the adjournment of the Superior er appointed by the President of dieU. S.
Court of Richmond county, which took to Ascertain the true Bbllhilargllne between
place on the 3d hist, adds Ids honor Judge die Creeks anil Clierofiycs. It appears.
Crawfoid presided io several inrpoitant j irotriYhhcominunicalinn of Col. Wales to
cases. Upon tills venerable and extfgor- die Executjke.that Jib, and Mr. Gates,may
dinsry nian end correct Judge, we, are not I return froni. their mission before the ad
capable of piunniincing tile proper eulogy. | jnurnjnent of the, legislature; wc may
Whh e rigorous,intellect, end a clear ami tit;h be lifiormed of the testimony Gcu
e'xtensire knowledge of Ids ptoreislpn, the Cbffee will here collected, and tRe oplh
mysteries of the Law are at familiar to lion ho lias formed- respecting the bounds-
film “as liolisehold words,"irliile he alfimst Try line- . .... v.
intuitively arranges. and understands the | The bill nuwr before the Legislature, for
most intricate feels and circumstances put
jn proof by the evidence.
From our Coeresponocnt.
MILLEDQEVILI.E, GtbDec..1820.
“The proceedings of die Senate, for the
last few days, have borre rMhet*»n alarm
ing aspect for the Central Dank, A bill
the surrey of the land lying on this tide of
the line druwn by Col. Wales Jn May last,
and which is disputed by. die Chorokecs.di
recti the tertlitory to be divided in S sj
lions, aed each section to be divided in dis
tricts of 0 miles square, and die districts in
tracts Of 282 1-2 acres. It 'provides foir
the election and pay of 3 sectional and 24
Suit
passed,first, to grant imiulgenciet to cei-1 districl eurveyrors. ,Tlie survevors to be
lain debtors of the State, whose debit had for lh( . per j(oriiiaiice'o : f tlieir du-
been transferred to the Bank, end who I , y> whewrer theGovcrpor sire)} ilVink pro
. "*I® un!l1 '’ 0 10 * r ”i l tbcmselves of the | per, not, howorer, until after the adjourn
privileges extended to them hy th'charter. nientof| , |B nextscsioft of Congress, un
bec«u»© they coutd not give such Jteciiriiy, ^ p rev j ou , | 0 that time the federal gov-
at the directors deemed mlficier.t. Yes- I eminent shall decide in faror of the claim
terday a resolution passed. by a large ma l f Georgia, in which ease the surveyors to
jority, requiring the President Co furnish E c#|li(1 a , SUDli dhircirftSr as ' pots',
{o the Senate, a list of all the debtors to the I
Bank, a w‘ith the names rtf the indorsers, and I
arrinunt of each debt. Jf this docomcni J The Augusta Courier of Monday last
was furnished, it would, of course geMnto | says, Cotton arrived in great quantities the
the prinls, and do. great mischief o"a ail I last three days of last wreck. It it thought
tides. V'e resitted in vain. SiuCO the I upwards of gad.OOO were paid for Cuttuti
adjouinn.ent. how ever, yesteidsy. a tevolu-1 on Thursday last , in this city tnd ^ ll.im-
tlon of opinion'is going on, out of doors, I bnrg, anil that 10,006 bags are ifotr op the
and I have lit lie doubt that e reconsider a-1 rivitoh their way. to Market. Itroad
tlon will take piece tomorrow, and the re I street proscufs lTii appearance of a bustling
solution finally be rescinded; at least,I hope day, 'tiic'bgh lire Market f» scarcely at
On the other hand, the Senate passed brisk as. it was at tiio close of last week.—
;uu ordosiruyod. An Ainorioan vessel,,
io brig Zn’nut) from CAorfeston, was lost
and the English vessel tho Gambia', which
liroko from her moorings, was driven »-
gainst a small house at the Squcro I’anfdi
wldeh it damaged greatly. A part of she
Lazaretto of St. Theresa hat been des
troyed and a neighboring tower wished
down upon the inckt. Wo are happy in
Ucing.able to atiq that no lives wero lust td
Trieste.. From Fjiiiiio wejenrn that, on
the kth, nine new boats partly Indon have
perished, and two yessels have heel! driven
ashore.,' The imiqher of inert who losl
tlieir lives Is nol knowp. ^ v
... . .... PARIS. Oct. ti.
_.Mr. Iliret, the hew Minister, of tho Uni-
ted States.of America, had tlie hnno.r of an
audienco of lds ( Majesly on Sunday, to do-
liver Nt.rrcdentiols. .
Tlip Frankfort Gazelle of tho 2J at Inst,
contains a Copy of.tlio separate Treaty be-
tweeh Russia sod ill* Porte, relalivo to ilie
rrliicipalltleiof Moldavia and, Walachia.
As it tccorilt in all points with tlies ailiclc lime.'
S lven yesferd.iy in tho Messenpir, from,
io Prussian S(ste Gaxetto, with the ox-
ception of the formula common td all trea
ties, we refer om (eiders Io that Paper,
The followingintelligence It.dal'cd Con
siantinoplc,' Srpt. () "We are expect
ing every hour.to.learti that Ihs, treaty of
peace has, beeu rilified.—The Porto was
greatly perplexed fop several days hy the
news that llin.Pachabf Scutoii was march
iug agatntt Sopliia and seemed detcrmln
ed io pursue tho war on lilt own account.
Bui lie lies abandoned this.project and
confined himself to lake up a position near'
Sophia'. . The inhabitants of that loivn are
unt very highly satisfied with having.,such
a neighbor, as they know the rapaciiy.of
the Paclia & ids troops.Thn Porto is said tn
have recalled the Pacha, lint it is doublfid
wliether lie will obey, Tite Sultan lifl
qow very litle amhoiity in die capital, and
’‘none at nlj in the Provinces. Great difll--
cully .will be found hi (laying.die sunisda-
manded by Russia. A last resource is an
appeal to die Enqicror’s generosity. The
wallgd up closcls, In which the treasure of
preceding Sulianshrat hidden, have been
emptied for the organization of tlieTegular
troops.”
The Neirrcuihurg Gazelle gives the fdl-
lowing.under date of Uiicliaiest, Sept. 2:—
“Allbough nil die measures necessary for
the evacuation of Giuapm have bean ex
ecuted, die erncualionMi not yc.t,taken
place. - Tllo llussian coniniahder, liowev
er, has given. orders to COO men to destroy
III* works nl dial fortress. We learn froiii
CoDstantinopIo that the Sultan seldom ap
pears in. piddle, and Ihe heroic courage
which |io oiico displayed, has totally ab.in
-loriqd him. The cnudilions upon which
pcacc.ltavcbeeh- com-.liiJril linvo deeplr
depressed him. Tim desire of making-re
forms seems extinct; arid is succeeded liy
complete apathy." ... > .
Out i»f B list oftlirco candidates for «ho
Presidency of Ihe Secnnil Chamber of the
Slates General nf the Netherlands, the
King haveltosen M Cnrvcr llnnft, an op-
position Member, wlio wjt the first on tho
V- -2, - - Paris; o'et. io. .
The Cnnsdlulinnnel gives a Icticrof die
Sd inst. from Si. Petersluirgh, ip wliteli the
for the eastward, would boa serious Wit-
fortune.
The Idlica paper of the JOlli lilt. »»*>—
A snow; Morin, unparalleled in Its severity
nt i his early period of dm eoason, oeourred
in Erie, Genesee, and the contiguous coun
lies, on Thursday andiFi ld-iy of last week.
Tlie Batavia Press stales, Ihni iho snow fell
in that place to the depth of inriredian two
feel. The stage came from Buffalo to Ba
tavia on runnort.
hjtcrior, which has a ,p " rterc y J” 1 are engaged In working (or the Fair r,
tales,■ moreover•>» supplies, of Iho .new bonefilafthe“FeiqB,-- *■--• ■ ‘
crop 'must soon he rccci'.vd. Wo are ttll! I #M l c(] , lc , lell by
receiving a good deal QtoottofcfomJU* ntent to vetiiin their work prevlousto' •
zil. aii«fpor*tt expected. The hide im Morrow morning of the loth hist ®- f*v
JfSalMfflf frim, 1 s.i-iuyBiiftTsoN.'
gc'ther owing to the hud uocouutt from | j oq 0 Secretary to Comniii'ire.
Age of Intellect.—George Cruiktlinnks,
wlio, “o'f graphic humorists" has been cal
led “George the First," thus caricatures
dje Rfrcctniioiuif Selenco."A precious brat
uf five or sik years old, mounted upon a
spiel. Is toa'ching its grandmother how tn
.stickhiiogg; ‘you scei grannin, bofore
.yqu suck this egg, or more properly before
yon extinct Iho mallei fcuutuliicd widun
tills shell by tuclloii'. you nitisl nieke tin
’'“Another letter, dated Ocloher 20. says : SuttillCttS, l' ldlincls, Shirt,
"You may be assured dial unless onr next . ’ •* g ’ 111
necnnnts stale positively a lie,ivy defio.en- <VC ‘
cv in the new er.ojUnr prices will go ilowii *n LUE. Black, Jackson & Cadel His.
and even if such dollcieiicy exists, should JL* od and light and black mixed s u ui
die sliipmonts .lje early for dlls port, con- nous, (assorted qualities)
trary to previous ndvloet, you nfay also 20 pa low priced white) Ved, blue end
look f.ra deollho-.", . - , | giden Flannel.
From the Havre Prices Current, October
inri.iUn.il at tlitijipex, and a corresponding
dperlure Jit iho base.', 'Mill dear!’, replies
the old lady, ‘)iow very qleye'r! Tliey mil#
itynd io inaae a hole at each eild lu my
Of Clothes fur Air. Clay.—The
Stockholders of die Griykany Maimlaciur-
ing Company, at tlieir last apnuii mai ling
unaoiinously dirpctrd die.Agent of. dip
Company to manufaclure and ,.forw.ntd .to
Mr. Cluy, a piece of liro'dd clptli, suitable
for a dress, as a;Uianiresludoh of tlieir res
pect for his “disinterested and elfir.ieqt. rt.
forts” in favor of the “American system."
The following is an extruct from tho letter
to Mr. Clay, which
yesterday, a bill to amend the chatter, in Pi ices ffoip 8 14. to 0 cents, selections
the modes suggested by the President, in
his report, and which is printed among the
Bank documents. Some of these amend
ments are very important,. The privilege
of not discounting ridto* of Test than one
hundred dollars, was at last granted,though
after much opposition, and some animated
discussion.
in iy be had at 8 3 4.
accoiupiinied the pro
sent, anil liii rcply,
ll'hite.iborqugh, (Oneida co.) Sept. 0.
Ilniioriililu lleory Cluy—
III coinpliancg.wiih Iho rrsolulion of die
stockholders, 1 now have iho pleasure of
forwarding to yqu the accompanying piece
of broadcloth, .manufactured finm wool
sheared from my own fluck, and la solicit
your acceptance pf it. Knowing tlie inter
pst you feel in behalf of tiro iiianufuctmes
of this country, .it svoiild giro me great
pleasure were Iable to give on encouraging
account of our- progress. Tills I cannot
do. Tills establishment has had a capital
paid in of 8100,001), upon which there hat
not been five per cent, divided in 10 years;
and. the whole property would nnt now
bring one quarter of tlie money invested
We certainly cat,not sustain ourselves un
less ye receive all the protection we are
fairly entitled to under the Inst Tariff. A
rein i-ily should be Tumid against die grass
frauds practiced at same of our niineipel
Custom Houses,and the "duller minimum"
we think should be stricken out. In Impe
that tho nation may one day see what are
its . true interests, and w ho are its real
friends’ I remain with, {real respect your
obedient servant,
B. NEWTON DEXTER.
Agent O. M Co.
ASHLAND, 28th Oct. 1820.
Dear Sii—I have this day .received a
piece of broadcloth, of dig luaniilucliiro of
the. Oilskany Manufacturing Company,
transmitted to me by join, as. tlieir agent,
in pursuance ql tlieir unanimous resolution,
and nlso your teller.,acciniipanyipg .ii ,ol
the Oili ult. Its texture and colnting ate
very fine, and.it would beai.xdvqntageuns
comparison with the best piece of Frqucli
broadcloth. No pbrspii would ever, dcsiie,
20.
CoMon.—Lqst .week’s, traiisnetlons have |
been very limited, wlilch is to be ar coupt-
cd lor on one hand tq, die heavy purchases
made in tho first forlnlglit of this iimnih, |
and on the othor to the tvnwt nf convey
ance to tho interior i ,Iu -grtieral, however,
it may Ihi sail) Imlilers of Upland Cotton
were not veiy willing |o submit in lower
prices. Several iniali lots of Sea Islnnos,
fSlr anil good fair Quality, wero disposed
nfat SB a ml 40s. There is still very little |
or, iio (leoian.il for siipijior jlctcrlpdons.— I
The titles ortlie week; amount to 1077
jalcs; .170 Louitiana at 17 I -2 to 20.1-.4 ; |
JBIB 0.-iOlgla,Up(*jld« at 17 1-2 lo 10 1 2 11
04 Seii Islands rtqni 30 In 40 ; 031.Per
onnilinco.it gl 142; 184 Bahia til 10 lo I
gi, duty pehi. The arrivals haye beep
143.4 balesv.qf rwlitoli 744 wq(e.from die
Uhiloil States, the bnlanco from Brazil. |
Slock on hand, un the
w riter represents the advantages resulting 1 on any occasion, lo wear a belter or more
It is stated in tlie Providence Journal,
that the steam boat Washington, captain
Comstock, has been withdrawn f oin the
line. Site has made tlie present season
one hundred and six trips. Her passages
to Uussia Irom die treaty of-pence as fn-
ralcolaldc. and Itiunsplis in the nntinpn
dun that lliginimeious merchant vessels nf
all natietai which havD.liliherlu hqen seen
in (hq.Thames or the British Channel,will
henceforth ho met,with in die Navy and
tile-ports in die.BlacK Sea. The cxcjiaqge
of couriers between St. Petersburgli anil
the^reai caput Is of Europe are staled In
be very frcqne t. and elderly nffiegrt ore
sent off daily lo d|e eipiics iu Europe and.
Asia; . laird Heytcsbury continues to have
conferences witli (’rince, Nesselrode, and
the great number of couriers dispatched tu
. England gives tise to many conjaflures.
.. October 25—According tn' (alters fmni
Vienna the Austriaq loan will be concluded
in a fAw days yf 82 per cent. .. .
Prince Trubetskoi, Adjutant General of
tho Emperor ol Kutsia, arrived at. Berlin
on tlie 15th inst,. fruqi.St. Peior,burgh, to
express the g(alitu<|a of his Imperial Xlajas
11' “ ' .....
fling ha. received tlie Order of St
\* mcluding ell delays by bad mir oftbe Frst CUss.
... ‘ .5 • : .. I fnut anrl IimuI irtmli. Iiavn linen
, , — , - . . . ... I weather, fugs and head winds, have
up for decision on Tuesrlay next, I shall I ■ , ■
. . . ... . r • j . I made from New 1 ork to Providence,
this evening prepare a snbstnule, the effect i .v' . \ r .
of whidi wilt be to bestow as milch labor
on tlie roads which terminate at Savannah,
as those which terminate at Augusta, at
the tamo lime that the labor on the rivers,
though limited to three, or lour monlhs in
'ear'll year, will be inur-h increased in a
mount. The general features of this sub
stitute, will, no dunbt be appiovAd by a
majority of the Senate—whether they will
meet with like approbation hi the House Is'
more doubtful, if iliiy do tfbl, (lie whole
will go the ground, and remain as tliey
Were at the coInlWert'ccniem of the session.
The peapto'on the dcinulgce, the Flint,
and Clialrtatfnochic, have at lengtli become
satisfied that'their true interests are connec
ted with the prosperity of Savannah, and a
proper feeling of state pride is also work
ing our in favnr.io other sections of our stale
Our people have nothing lor fear on tlie
score of rights, or interests from ibis Le
gislature. The Senate will protect them,
and they have many warm, and zealous
friends in the home, particularly from ihe
' new seciiont of our State. Georgia will
benefit, strange as if may appear, by every
foot of advance the Rail Road may make,,
for it will shop oiir people the extent, and
value of their commerce, add will ex'cilf
in them a strong feeling to appropilale-its
benefits to tlie greatness, and prosperity of
our own state,—iustead uf utlowing it lu
go beyohd oUr limits, to benefit Carotiiu,
and elevate tier Capital, on the liiin of our
own. Finish even tlie Ogeechee Canal-
open the Ogeechee for such navigation ns
. il may be made to afford—make the peo
ple on its borders feel the benefits of tire
system—place its'advantages'in actual prac
tice, and use, under tlie eye of tlie people
nf the State, and I venfurd to say that its
fliends'will Increase in number and zeal
\ scry day, until it shell, stretch to the very
heart of the populated and ploduiitive per-
Btn-of oiirwuniiy, ;
been
' r In
n'.rteiii-n hours, anil from Providence to
New York, in tw enty hours. Allowing
ihe distance to be two hundred miles, tlie
Washington bas.sailcd since Iho first dty
ol last March, twenty one thousand two
hundred miles,
The New York Mercantile Advertiser
of 30lh ult. contradicts tile information
said lu heve been received at the New York
Nat# Yard, relative lo the safety of the
Hornet. That paper says :—
"On inquiry of teveial of the officers at
ta'clie'd to the Navy Yard, they infurirt us
that they knoW nothing of such information
having been' liiiiveil.. At great anxiety
is felt respecting file Horuci, il it hardly
probable that intelligence of her safety
which might'reach niir Navy Yard slmuli)
not tiave been made known lo tlie olriceit
generally—or that such gratifying tidings
should hare been fiVs't communicated
through' tlie Philadelphia papers."
The Osage*, have arrived at Havre,
where lliey are to appeal al tho theatre, in
a piece entitled Azcmia, or Im Sai/vages.
They are shortly to depart on hoard iho
American vessel, Corvo, for New Or-
Jeans.
The Courier Francois slates that one of
the objects of the Duke do Montmorency’s
negnclaiinns at London, is (lie restoration
nf Mexico to file crown of Spain. After
arguing that King Ferdinand would nnt
obtain money nf France In suppnrt the ex
penses of such an expedition, and that the
cn'-rt'p.Orelion'nf England, would be merely
passive,ihe Courier adds :—“But the t’ii(-
ted States nf A uierica forth a separato po
litical order and this seems nol In liuve
been taken into consideration. If we are.
rightly informed., Ihe United Spites are
U !-•-— C_>. C’-.-c ■ Tlioy would
. CHARLF.STON.Diic. 7.
Prom frasce.
By the Frenph whip Mississippi, Paris
papers to the 20ili October, hove i-cen re
ceived, bin'in which, there is nothing
material .interest.’ Tlie Ldndotfdutes they
contain have been anticipated.
The French ministry was still'rtiore un
popular than hitherto, and tlie publio feel
lug is slrongiy manifested in tlie bluer de
nitntjation* which ihn Fress is.daily, litter
ing against them. The political opinions
of all tlie officers under file government
are' closely scrutinized, arid emissaries are
sent throughout the country for that pur-
pose."
Actire prednratVohs are making for an
expedition against Algiers. |t is said that
the plan is to burn that city by means of
bomb shells arid congreve rockets.. The
ship VAise. sailed from Trieste IBih l)ci
with 100,000 rations for the French cruis
ers off Algiers.
i An extensive fire occurred in the Fau
boufg do Vaise, at Lyons, on the 2Iil Oct,
Particulars not given.
ThcCiiy of Trieste was overflowed
fur the ,-o-operalion of Pfiitsia .in lij
Oeu. d
Wald i
X"
establishment of peace. Oeu. de Mil?
,re in great want ofcflnvcyatice into die I
qterior, which has a tendency to limit
(^* Those Ladies
-■■..jctlSTlllia. ■■ _. "
Ter the
801 li Srpt.
Air. froth 1st id C-ijli inst;
27,040 bales |
J4.I0I
4*. I
17,5
ft.
Seles firoih 1st tn *4th inti;
Stock on lianil 24lti Oe-
tqber, ’ , . - 41,501 bales
R/cr.—The previous: advance in tin
priceof tliiv tvtiicle is fully inaliitniiied ;
344 casks (lave been sold in Ihe .week at
28 a liar duty paid, for fylr to {nod, quality
and 50 caoks superior quality, went ns
high as 87f. Om slock this duy does not
exceed iod tes. , J 1
Sales nt Havre, Oct. 22.—Cofion, 80 j
bales Georgia,al. 18 tons ; 01 baler pnra
21 l-lj 100do tl I 5; 100 do .21 >2;
142 Tqnnejice (,7. Sugar- Idpbbdsfial
50 f 59 do. 08 j 33i(q 05 fiO. floffpe, 80U |
4c. inenlro
bags St. Domingo 8 3 4c. iif entrepot.
HAMnimq.o«i.ie.
Cottons cnmin.no high i 400 bales have |
been sold ; Surinanis al 8 a 8 1-4 t; Ben
gal 4 n 5 1-4 ; Surat 3 5-B n 5 1 4, and A-. I
meficOji 5 1-4 a 7 1-2.
Coffee—500 bags ordinary llnyti bro’l |
8 l-ts ; market vciy dull.
V ' - -VS"
MARHELIST,
PORT OF SAVANNAH
it— ■ ■■■ —i — —
braiuifiil piece of elntii., I accept the pre,
sont.wilh pleasure,and irq'ieityoii to mike
my rcspeclfui ecknoivlcdgerhertts to' the
company. > .
Thai pleasure, I miul own,ianut so live
ly cs-ii un ild have becu, if tlieir establish
ment npd the. other .woolen inamifactories
of the U. Slates* were in a (tarnishing con
dition. I regret extremely to hear that that
interesting branch of our (ndiisjiy is' nnt
p' ospcious; but. 1 hope .the causes which
prevent its full succi-A, will lie removed or
rcinedierl by-tho wisdom of Con|fcs<. If
existing laws were fairly executed, facili
ties lo foreigners in tlio sole of their mer
chandise subjected to proper v'eslricli-sns.
lire doll.u niiinimum repealed, and lilt raw
wool nol produced in opr ennniry ye;e al-
lowed to ire irupqrtcd qt a .ihtifieriije doty.
I lifgeJto xfonbt that our wfoolen manufac
tories would immcdialely revive and pros
per.. I sincerely wish that the next session'
qf, q&hgrett nfiiy not terminate williom
tire adoption of some,'if not all, of these
measures. , .
.W.itlt my thgiiks fin t|;e polite manner
in which you have .executed the resolution
of fire company, I am, with great respect,
.year obedient servant.
•ii.-claY.
S. Newton Dexter,; E«q.
ii^iiuj iiiiuiincut, mov uiiii
bargaining, for f/alifiifni.i.
behold with tile gfeatest displeasure the re
turn of the Spanish'power to Mexico, and
if such an event werp hropglit about, the in
dependence of (Julia might become tlie first
result of a false polli n';)I su p : . We know
that extreme discontent prevails ni Ilnvan-
It should tljerefoja |>Vmaturely reflect
ihrsrt -file wildf lu Ir.Ff Quoin iH* A „.n H ’.nn
ed.u|ion,Tor wBilf is.lefi Spain in. America
might lie tost, by alfenipting tn fiivnr her
senseless projects' against llut •ciintim-nt."
, October —The-Kinc of Sweden has
recently had a severe attack offever,which
obliged him lo keep Ids bed, bat the Iasi
accniinls from Stockholm announce that
hlYtylnjeatyis in'a fair way ol recovery.
,A shoit thne since, a kind uf volcanic
mountain was discovered .at Sulzbae|i,
near Sarrebourg. It is'in the forni of a
rather irregular cone, 000 tn 800 feet high
and covered with wood, except the suin'
mit,where thereis. noihing hpi, mn»».. Tlie
heat of the toil increases gradually toward
the summit, from whence there issues,
Thrqiigh,tevoral croviccs in a crater of 30
feet, a vapor .so lint, that'ao egg Isi
by it in a fciv.minutes.
icooked
Snow Sforfii—The liociiester paper of
4ho 24th ult. says—The country between
tills and the Niagara frontier was visited
wiili severe snow storms during the Iasi
week.. At Bnffalu, Batavia; Frefionia,
&c. tlie snow gras about two feel deed;—
The woatlier here lias been cold, bui we
had only two or Three ipclies of snow nt a
time. Much apprehension is entertained
respecting the canaj. Ilq closure, 'al this
early period, with such immense quantities
STOCKHOLM. Sept. 2*.
Tho little squadron which, sailed n few
weeks ago for the purpose of exercise, ra
rer ftpd nt tho beginning of the last week,
the result having prqved highly Satisfacto
ry. The. usefitllncss of file small boats for
the delence of the const was confirmed.—
The guns onboard them can he iiiedwiih
extraordinary accuracy and r/ipidity, viz:
three lii.nei in two minutes. II. was also
observed that these small vosspls keep tlie
sea well in stormy weather,- and ere easily
nran'oged. Tlie experiments nude with
tlicso hoats.liave fully succeeded ; a single
steam hoal dfCw after if 82 gpq,bonis, and
lowed tliciii half a German mlto (two nod
a hall English miles) in en tjour »'i(h,,e
quite contrary wind it drew l(f gtin‘. bOTt's
fpr four nfilcs (20 English^ and advanced
about three rind a quarter Eirglish.milcs' ip
an hour. InIlls'cruize a new systeitK.of
mannmvring was tried and adopted'. Tho’
it rained incessantly from Iho-lst to' 15th'
8e;it. the crown Fringe was present, and
directed all the-ibauamvres. .Count Fah'-
len, Governor General of Norway, with
Admirals Kronstadt,. Coyet, and Kilnt,
were in Iho suite, of the crown J’rincc.—
The squadron consisted of two divisions of
small, and two of laige bqats. twu vessels
for commanders, oiip for Ihe. pupils', of file
militaiy schools, orie. for' reciuinniierinR.
tiyo transports, . the Norwegian cnrvelte
Alien, ,rt)d the Swedish . bfig Dolphin.—
;Tho crews of all tliese vessels amounted to
1,108 men. , - ^
COMMERCIAL.'
ARRIV'D.
Schr Mary Adams, Kibernn, Turtle Rl
vcr. S. I. Cotton, Uenrgia Syrup, and
Oranges to E ltced, A G Miller and lire |
master.
Sloop Express, Curtis, Alexandria, and
0 ds, fin tlie Canes with a full cargo to F I
II Welinan. Fussenger, A Olen.
Sloop Angelica, Burgo, fin Spalding’s
Plantalion. 41 bbls Georgia 8'yiUp tc
Sc<i(( ft. Balfour.
Steamboat.Clinrleslon, Bonnel, Darien |
I day. ' 481 bales Colton to Butts Si Fat
tiirsqn, _
, Steainlingt Sayannnb, Swylner, Angus
ta 3 da' reported in onr last w th tiunls 7 & I
15 in.tow. to Steamboat Co. 1370 .bales |
r.otion to A LaBnibier &co It M ilnne, T
Duller fitqpTaft ft Failelfora. O Tenny.J
Gaiuthi, D L Adams fitco A Foster Stcn G
Gordon, Surrel Si.. Anderson 4 , K Of. VV I
King, Bayard ft tinnier.
8lcaifiboat.W Gaston, Canoe cut bath
x ds with.boait 2 fit 8 in„to\y,,io J4 Camp- j
field.-.. 1374 bales.cpUpn to' S It Fa rkmanj
G.Gordon. A. L'eB.iibier Afeo H Lord, J
Stone, G Thdm'as.T Butler fitoq R Malone
O Tonity, Taft & Padoiford, Ketcbum fit |
Burrougtrs. v »•
. ..CLEARED, x . ,
Sloop John Chevalier, Sisson, Oharfes-
t(irw ; , J. If. Long.
Sloop George, Lane, St. Marys.
„ j . Master.
Sloop Georgia, Luce, Darien.
,, Master.
sailed;
SJiip Hfieyon, I’attorsoii,' Liverpool.
Brig I’izarro, Badershuw, Charleston.
Sclir Ketbadiu. Colas, Wiluiingtim, N.
O. -
Sloop John Chevalier, Sisson, Charles
ton.
'Datksj'BOm Liverpool,iiiiip-iSHIrOcT
I?ates from llAV'ng.;:;:;::::;;;;;:t7TH Oct.
* : —'—i ‘
"•iMsefta.
17.
;. The picket ship Charlemagne lias al
ready brought some Cotton'of the new
crop ; prices or Uplands .are somewhat
lower than at the beginning of ihe month,
as it turns out, the first advices given of
the bad «•««>«-—•
crops
raountC
d proipectf and backwardness oftbe
will prove unlrne. Our, vtor.h n .
0 to28,000 bales ip (hit Hands-;'n
Hlonp George, Lnne, St. Marys.
Sloop Exact. Hlnukcnfiiiji ugedlee.
Sloop Georgia, Luce, Darien
DKEARTED.
eii'Was
■ mfmoHaNdjI.
i Thoynip Mardri, lip at N. Yi
8 hales 4 fit 5-4 unbleached Sheet
ings
5 oases 8 4 Si 5-4'lrleachc'd Sblnlnn
and Sheeting; 0
7-4 plain and piinted green Floe,
Cloths
Blue and mixed Catsimert and Droit
Cloths
S.4&0-4 black and colored Merino
Uhirk . ond colored Circassians md
Bom' atolls
lo ll fit It 4 Rose UlankctitndMn
teilles Qullft *
3 fii 4 4 common and extiz line Cm.
. ton ghecks 1
4 fit 8-4 Washington, Dorcliciieriml
Power I/iom Ticking
7-8 fic 4-4 liciivy Irish Linen (warns.
ted no cpttuo inixture)
80 pi bronii Linens (ussorled qoaii.
, ‘'0“) .1 !
8 7 8 fis Q 4 heavy Dutch and Ini
; Dinperji
3 ,V 4 4 fine Birds Eyo Dlnprn -
1 Vale Russia du
8 4 fit, 5.4 cotton Cassimors sMk
r routines .
Cjunbrlq and Fnrnirere Diiniiiti
Light and dark Furniture Cliimzes
VV|ii(«and culored Furiiiluie hat-
- mgs ,
Pino da.fi and black and while Cj.
, cues und Ginghams
Imitation Mndinst llandkercliicfi
India Flng’riilk llaiikerchiel, (nw-
i Ibd sizes)
Linen Camhrj.es and Linen Caniki
, Hdkfs
Long Lawns and Imitation Cambric
illdkfs
Plain and Figured Swiss, Book iai
MullMualiqs
Bisuoji^ Lawns, JacknneU end Nii»
tool. Alns|ii)s,., .
4 be o ;| cotton Cambrics and Cm.
- brick Miialina
Needle worked Swiss Muslin Bands
do do do do
i-Daire*
Die- 1 **" r
Rack Nankin, Canton and
Siip’rlil.iclilndia and French S.
and Satin tnd Indie Lera Minn j
Black Gres Dr Zincs, Gres He f
pies and Grot De. Berlin bilks
. Black Sim-liews and Sarsnctt
4 fit. 5 4 black Boblnnell Lace Veih|
Lad.es whito and black Italian I
llote . ■
Geui. raw silx.'hnrse akin, buck t
and bejiger .GJ ires
Gen(..while and mixed Vigoaiaa
lambs wool Hose and half hole
Asyoilmenl of Clark’s, while, Ida
- and colored spool Thread
No It to 35 white, black, blued n
. parent Thread
Assortment of B.az'dlMp and Tot
Shell,. Side, Lung end '
. Combs
Assortment of English Thread i
Bobbinell Laces,Edgings aedfrt
ings; .
4 boxes hundsmne Embot’jl
4 do IllciV Figured h
t ifo. wide and narrow Baeat.'
Illhbons
5 Itpgpt.plain and pearl edged e
Ribbons
5 boxes wreaths and artificial I
, .Received lav ship Floriau nnl i
Oregon. aDd for sale by'
dec u ISAACNOnT
jjOOO
Grand Consolidated
LOTTED
CLASS. No 18.
Tire drawing of which* "ill bel ;
Tomorrow the 10th hist Odravr
SCHEME.
I prize of
ashingt'oD, Curly.
Steam packet Gcu
Augusta. .
Steamboat Andrew Jackson, Davis,Au-1
gusto
Sieainboat.Snvann.ili, Augusta.
•• W. Gaston, “
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. — r ... r . Yoik'to'tail
for this port 6fh iptl.,; , .
.The se.hr Ehine, up at Baltimore 28th
trlt.-fhr this port. ; j
Tito schr Mystic, cleared*at Boston28th
ult. for litis port.
(Tiiaricrs,
Orders attended
4,W
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1,00*
500
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200 ■
150.
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From oini .CoaaEdpoiyDiitTtl.
Wcc» Ot the Cpuficr, Mercury tf Gnxe'He I
Ciiarleston, December 7.—5 r. si.
Lottiry !{ Eielxag 11
Grand CoiisflU^
abrived.
Ship Isabella, New Yor k 8 dy.'
Sliip. Jnhn.Thiladelpliia 9 ds. . .' ,
llr. bark Jaqo Villet.Liverpool S8d Oct.
18 tub uPi'tno. -
A krigv,..-
LOTTfi#
CLASS, NO. 18-
t iy n s drawn in Washington "»
.inst. The drawing ; will
Tomorrow, lOtblnsr^Odrawo
' | prize of
lt\
For Augusta.
Thq 4tenmbont
GoVERNOn Tatlob,
IVhilden, master, 1
will leave this with hot I
lighter for Augusta To.Morrow.Pot freight |
apply to ■ " “ l
dec o COHEN (la MILLKR,
Cordials and CHaimi
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10
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85.
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ORDIALS in boxes .issoficdi
Suuccs ' ,,(1qu p iokl«s Ketchup and pith |
Ch.iinpqlgno
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fifth
l>° 19 I
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tot
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10*
'Sio,
Tie-kew
Halves
Qiiarior;
^'js
',50
lf>
. . refine end sparkling Burg apdy
nl the moit approved brands In Baskets
^oV fl 7 C„A. VYOOOftUFF.
Orders
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