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lift*'w IIKPIIIILICM FREDERICKS. FELL, OITV rftIMTIiR. jjailv 1'aper., .eight Julian par annum. Counts Paper..«n..slx dollnrs pot annum. t'AYABI.K IN AOVANCfc. All Now*, anti New.. Advertisements op* • pour In both pnpers. ft/T O'fflc* in Dickson's three story ntick building, on the ltay. noar tho Ex- ohnitge, between Dull and Druyton-streets. —r SAVAMMH. RIONUAY EVENING, Dr.o. ,21. M aal to seek a new hom.f Mid .4 Adam Core. F.sq. i» a candidate for Re- reiver of Tax Return! at tho approaching election. David lixiVta Esq. is a candhl.itn for the offico of Tax Collector at tho next elec tion. Uonrar W. Poolkii. Esq. is a candid- ale for the office of Clerk, of the Superior Rnd Infeiinr Court! at the next election. An abstract of the Report of ihe Secre tary of the Navy, from the Southern Pa triot, wlllliefotthd in our column!. \Vo hope to present dltr readers toyhorrnfv with the very satisfactory report of the Post Mister General. All flic' dirtumtiiUl ao companinc the President’s Message shall Hud a place as early sis our- limits w ill pea* mitt The Wrath'r.—After nn iliiprt'cecWted drought, of more than four uionths, tl tiling Which time scarcely Milficicnt rain, «r. any day fell, to lay the dust, the clouds hove, •at !eu"th* opened, and for the three first days of thft last week, their blessings have been liberally showered upon us. We un derstand tho rain hat been general, and that the rher has risen. The weather is now sufficiently, cold to remind {is of the season, and die atmosphere clear and elas tic. ^ More than 6000 bales of Cotton have arrived in this city from Augusta, and Da rren since Sntuiday last, and 3000 mute arc expected tojoaeh hern by tomorrow. At a meeting of the Subscribers to the Savannah female Asylum In the Presby- it'ii.an t'hurch, on Saturday morning last, the following Ladies were elctlcd..— Mrs. Read, 1ft Direct rut, Mr*. Andersvne. 2d Direct ftsi. Mrs Coe, Treasurer. hire. Richardson, Secretary. * TRUST*.**. Mrs. W. Bulloch, Sirs. NWfvillc, •» Bartow, •• Lloyd*, h Nittdl, Miss Maxwell) Miss F. Demere, . •• Johnston, 11 Barron, Mrs. Jackson. In consequence of the resignation, (rout Indisposition, of Mr. Monroe, as. President Of (lie Vurginia Convention, and us a mem ber of that body, Mr. P. P. Barbour has been electe l in bis place, and II. \V. Tay lor has been elected to supply the vacancy from the district occasioned by his retire- ment. General Brooke of the United States army (says the Columbus Knquirer) has arrived at Fort Mitchell. (the.Creek Agen cy,) and assumed the command of the troops at that station. Col. Johrt Crowell Indian Agent, (**a*)s t)ie Columbus Eiiquiier) left his Agency on the 28th Nov. accompanied bv B. Mar Shall a half breed Creek Indian for Wash ington City. \Ve understand tlm object of ■his visit is to endeavor to estMflttfa, (more to the satisfaction of the Iudiaiwpne bounda ry line between the Creeks and Cherokee* West of the Mississippi, also to learn more fully the views of the Government in rola tiou to emigration. Tcriitory, where their hnclvinir.bd notions of government may have full indulgence, —we ask from thorn a compliance with laws that govern I ho more clviliaod« and enlightened part of the community, Ou- tullssi jileeies to call it tyrannl^-That gov- vernrhent tyranny! which is the choice, and hoast of the free hearts that formed it and 'the admiration and envy of tho con gregated intelligence of the old world. Wo have another objection toOutalissi. Tho Subject oh which he writes has .heeft already exhausted. He $an find In per spective no green spot nn which t6 test- aril before lilpi is dark. Why will he, then, wantonly endekvor to excite feeling, when ho knows, and must Teel that his ef fort* can extend ho further. It .appears to' be the fate, andthc fault, of our free instl- tiitinh* that ’crude, and specious proposi- turns are allowed to bo-poured upon' unre flecting minds. They are calculated to produce a transitory feeling, Which, may at certain periods operate a positive evil- hut on the present occasion no rejnice to think that neither OntalbtL nor any other errant snidisgnt philanthropist can remove front the citizens of Georgia, the just as surance that the rights, claimed by their Legislature, and acknowledged the President, are ju Hand lifcnth -. V- - Several pe* sons, says the Atigilsta Con 9t1lutionalist,nrc already mentioned to -fill the vacancy on the Bench of tho Supreme Court, occasioned l>y the death of Jud^e Washington.—We do not know what nio Judge Berrien’s wishes upon'tlm subject— but his friends in this quarter would truly rejoice to sec Inm elevated to so lofty and honorable a station. He is to say the least of it, Clio equal in all respects, of tlioso who have been put in nomination. pire of Morocco, left bis vnlo>, .Immunity and talents. AMERIC AN SILK. We have been natch gratified, says the Washington Telegraph, in examining, in the possession of Mr. Woodbury, two hcau- tiful specimens of Sewing 8ilk, from the interior of New Hampshire, as far north ns (lm forty third degree of latitude. The colors are bright, tho thread very smooth and even, and the quality throughout sel dom. exceeded.—What adds to the interest in this case is the circumstance, that with in four years tho seeds of the mulberry trees and die eggs of the silk worms, from which these sji^cilnrns citin') were obtained by Daniel Bailey Esq. of Woarc; ami that the rearing of hoth, life winding front the halls or cocoons, the twisting, coloring,and whole manufacture, have bcca carried on in M . B’s. own houuschold, by his own family. This it seems, U a genuine domestic man u fact me—Is thus proved to be hot section al, succeeding in tltc coldest parts of ,he Union—and requires for its success neither the risk of large capital, nor tho dangerous power of g eat corporations. We are very reluct intly compelled, by 0 sepso of duty, to notice an article in the Georgian of This Morning, signed OU T VLISSt It relates to the title of the Indians to the lands which Georgia claims —a s ihjact, which we had fondly hoped, would find no agitator, at the present mb ment, when ail obstacles to a fair settle meat of it, are considered to It uve been re moved. The wise, among the Indians, have adopted the policy pi escribed by the Federal Government—a policy consult tog, as much their interest, as that of the states who*conflict with them—and which*, to any rational mind, provides advantages, that tHeir obstinate adherence to the prin ciples of Outaiissi, if they were even yiel ded*, could ndver secure to them. This writer seems to' argUe under a delusion, lie would claim, and retain a fancied right although its acquirement ■ ottltl he mani- fbstly injurious. The character of the Ih- dinn tiliu, if lie even* consults his coadjutor ,k Wiu Penn” who has written so‘volumin ously fqr the National' lulciligenccr, still be found to extend no further than to the goneral right of occupancy for certain pur poses— a-tflle as*vague us the character of their pursuits. And yet Outalissi asks u» to retain with er our' Acknowledged jurisdiction*,* (for whatever he may say to the contrary that jurisdiction, by the' highest authority lias been recognised) a lawless arid-wandering, and discontented race, subject to no laws HtltlHose which they shall create, and ac- ltnrHvlcdgiiig.no authority but .thoir lieredi . Af^obUfttiins? And when*- on their refu* CHARLESTON, Dec, |0. Frtim Sew York".—New York papers of Inst Saturday morning were received yes terday' by the Niagara, which contain no news. The pftckft ships De Rhnm and Formo sa, from Havre, and the William lljrries, from Liver pooh ariived on tho . 1 Itli. with dates from Havre to the inil*, and from Liverpool to the 12th oi Nov. which nrc not as bite as have boon received here.— The above three packets brought 4675 letters, viz :—the Formosa 1,725, tho Do lllinm 1,400, mid tire William Brtfnej 1, 050. We make the folio v|ng Rejections from our New York papers of foreign intelli genre Intelligence had been received at Paris by telegraph, of lira Co r( of Homo )iav« it a recognized Don Mig Jel as Kins' of Por tugal ; the PapnTNuncio had resumed his diplomatic functions at Lisbon on the 15th Nov. # A Paris piiprr of the 7th Nov. says that the vintage is now finished in all the bed vineyards of the Cote d’Or. and it is said tout the wines are better than those of last year. Wo learn from Perpignan flint immense mischief was done in the environ* of that town by an inundation At the close of Oc tober. . v According to accounts from Barcelona, that cityjini recently been visited by a tre mendou* tempest that did inimeuse mis chief to the shipping in thehaibor. Afflict ing tijlings are expected to be received from the' Mediterranean: Madame Mnlibrnii Garcia having Con eluded an engagement with M. Lnurent, made her first appearance at the Italian Opera, in Paris, as Ninctfrt,* in the Gazza Ludra. it «ns said she was to receive i0,- 000 francs fir a limited number oT nights.. On tlfo loth November, Milo, Sontag-was to have her benefit. The piece selected From the Charleston Southern Patriot. Report'of the Secretary of the Savy,~- This Document ’ contains u grent many vtory valuable suggestions for the improve ment of th$ Police of the NAvy* and the mlmfnistiatlon of the Department whoie affairs It reviews. An account of the die trihutiun of 'tlie Naval force of tho country is the first subjoot that occupies the ’atten tion of the Secretary of the Navy. It would appear that this distribution has beon highlyjudicious. Tho squadron in the Meuiteiraneuti has been kept up to its full coinptGmcnt of shins. Tlth Delaware 74 Ktip*khi|), ami Schr. Porpoise, have been tviiUdrnwti, Imt ordered to bo replaced by. ftio < Cbnstellaliph Frigate and sloop Onta rio. in the persuasion that this service doc* not require vessols of tho lnrg> s class. It is stilted that cases of invulior itmlton have ocVurreil.muong tho Officers^of this squad ron. Court Marshals ha ve hecn hcld, ami* sonic of the offenders’ w ith temporary .and others with. permanent dismissal. D is still a subject of congratulation o the conn try notwithstanding, that jho general char acter of (he Officers has'bccn snnli as to preserve that respect for the Ameiiean character among the pmvcrs.nn the coast of the Mediterranean, which Intel been w on by tho good, conduct ofthose d l»T» preceded them in cguumiud. ‘Tho Naval'foico in the West India sens has been in sufib iem strength for the pre- volition of pttady to *uy coujldetaule ex-l cmninri. it i ' ibnr. - We v hlfb 2 schooners in those waters, jihdyr the com moMounTWH nuuul of Coin, Uulgelv, This little fleet *“ 1 has not only afforded pVotcclion to the comnierco oftho I’nioii, from piracy., hut from those ciicibhchments on nctural rights to which the late boligcruiit opera tions on theedast ol’Mexico «ul jeeted it. Tim sqmidron on dm const of Brazil and Buenos Ayres has been maintained to the ordinary-extent. This division ofour Nu- vv lias also contributed security 4o our commerce in tint quarto • The Scuietary recommends the tun ntoininceof thissqutfd ron on nucoiiut of the annually increasing trading inteicouiso between the United states and those countries. It \» to he re- grottcd'that tomplaintsuf insurbordinatioii on the ope side, With charges uf oppression on tho other, haVeoccuricd among the offi cers cf this sqifailrbii. Tho force in the Pacific, consisting of one frigate, a sloop and a schooner, is sta ted as sufficient for the piotectiou of bur interests in that sea. The report of tho Commissioners of the Navy to tho Secretary represent* life ships of War in ordinary us in a slate of prema ture and rapid decay. The principal rca son assigned for this by the Secretary is that extreme, division of duties allotted to the Coinm.uidants of the Navy Yards, by which proper care cannot be bostnwml on the vessel* laid up in ordinary. The cul ling down of tho best timber in the country to construct ships subjected to this process of rapid destruction, is properly reprehen ded. It is recommended a* the true policy of tho government to suspend for the present the building of ships of War, unless for some special service } to provide for the repair And equipment of those in ordinary, for tho erection of jho necessity sheds for their preservation, and for the establish nient of a Police, at each of tho'Navnl sta dons, for such superimlcnceas will best ef fect these purposes. The prcpnrntlnn of our public ships for service is fopresented as very defective. They are compelled,in consequence, to incur licavv expenses in foreign ports for supplies and repairs. The result is that where uia*erials (of effecting repairs cannot be procured, tho vessel is during die wholo ciuise in-a state, which endangers her.safety and that oi lier erfew, Such a system is properly condemned as hazardous at all times, and in war pnrtic ularfy perilous. Tho practice of either discharging sea men in foreign ports, when tho period of tlieir enlistment has expired, or paying their fexpeme* homo, is condomncd qs lea ving the seaman, in tho one case, a wan derer on a foreign sliorfe, suffering from want, or compelled to enter another ser vice, and in the o her c .se throwing a boa- vy burthen op t ho funds provided for. the Navy. To remedy this evil it i* proposed to make the cruises of our ships of war shorter,arid the period of enlistment longer than Know customary. i* ' There is nothing the Report represents that has tended to exhaust the general Na vy fund more than the present inode of building and maintaining the Navy Yards. The permanent expenses on this head a mounted in I«28 ta $268,744 The Sec rotary proposes a reduction of their num ber and “concenfrating the moans and ma terials for building, repairing, &c. at two or three points” as more beneficial to the Nu al service. The Commissioners of the Navy,Board have been instructed in their last tour of inspection to exanfine them w ith a viowf to this reduction, and the se lection of other sites more convenient.-— The Commissioners hato made a report •n this subject, which is strongly rccom mended to the notice of Congress for the independence of its views and its freedom from local prepossessions. - Commodores Rogers and Patterson were instructed in May last to Visit and u amine the small Keys'in the Gulf of Mex ico called the Dry Tortugas, as a Naval quite upequal nnd insufficient. The Sec- Vetar.y urges very wurmfy, nnd very justly* that there'Vsan be no good rcasdu for a dis tinction* v > The establishment ofSchOdts for fho itt structhm of the Junioi Officers of the Nu- vyi in Ihe various hrunehes of science con nected with their profession, is recommen ded with forcible.reasons: It is observed, that Hie "Schools instituted a New-York and Nmfolk, lot the. instruction of Mid shipmen in the elemeutwry branches of the Mathematics are htere temporary arrange• uients, matin by the Dopnrtmcnl w.illiotiy tho sanction of law. ft is proposed that, until'some belter sy tem htrdevisod, these Schools he authorised' l»y law, and that such appropriation bo innde lor their exten sion ami support as will communicate a knowledge of forei n languages, the acqui sition »r which is Indisnonsihlo for the cor- lespondeucc into which our officer"are no- casionully drawn, and for the examination of papers in foreign languages, in,hoarding Vi'sseis while on duly abroad. Tho deft Tho nnhie'i of tho senmeti ln»l fr-im )>"' hoot of tho’atuarti >'o»t Mount VtrijO»,frDU this tuir hmiuil io Nov Oileuiis, «h«n luumling tho Motiinia, Itnr, u, iiiuiiiiuiu u hy us Smno time since, di b Thom TtiltotiH. 0 natlva of EnRlnm), Joseph VVhllloiU, n unlive ofHollanJ, nnJ'Qny E. 'Ph'rit|or.fc of VfcVinotit. tJ.pt. Eii,ter, Rlr.. AnnoHel. the t'liglncir.-iiuJ one ,1’irtunn, svero piukcrl up mill (alum im bouril the sleiim Imat, where Mr. A.'survived hut u feis'mltniles- ’! Iiu M. V. left St. Align,line tin tho Isi Instant, in thfproiccution of tier VbyAgc. Georgian, ' . ~ ‘ — COMMERCIAL. Datii! moM LfVKupaat.,<:!!:>:! I Uf ii Nov Daici rm'isi lfAvu*.i:il:!m:i:i'!il Ja’ii Nov- eioiioy of our officers in llii, litHSVury puil oftiioo ledge i, strongly stated. Tim liwudaiiiigm flic 'cninpenStitum or I’ursn . in die Navy, i, rocmmnendnd for umomlmont. Tito profit hrlllpg 'frtilil n |ipr ccutuRr is niomipncdns on evil of thafi nitlide. The iurouie of Jhirscru, in -ships of the Ihrgesl class, is Hali d io In' two or three lime! greater 'than that of Ihe copi- mamlers, and ihe crcus of our public ship*, a cla»s that require, if any, tho strong protection of the law, .ire subject to extra vagant charge, -for 'tltcir little store! of comfort. It is suggested that n lixcd'coin substitute'! p ir the present Iteration Ih l’ursets, its likely n contribute fort lie popularity of the Na val service, and to thn facility of recruiting sennit'll. Tltis purl of the Secretary's e port is highly creditable to hi, humanity and perception nl the trite ihtrresls oftho N,1vy, in this putii.til.ir, It is stated that ilrafis ITavc liccn lately presented by Ilih Agent of the <'ninny at l.iferia, for the purchase of munitions oi s.ar to repel attacks front llie nei'uhborine tiib'-s, but these el. Inn have been rejected nn Ibo grotititl that there sins no law to justify sqj;li cxi'ctidtlnro. The < oiifUse l and unsettled condition of the Pittances of tits Departments made it nccessnty to refer to the Navy Hoard nhd tile Fourth Auditor f the Treasury, for the necessary explanation,. Tltcir com munications in atiswor aro annexed to the Report of tho Secretary. The vacancy created in the command of tlto Navy Yard in Washington, by the dcatli of Commoiloro Tingcy, lias beon supplied by tho appointment* of Commo dore Isaao Hull, tvlio, it is slated, lias sue- ceodrd in reducing the chaos of matcii.ils accumulated at that point to good order, and establishing d si stum of discipline and economy favorable lit the general opera tion., of the establishment A re-oig.mits itiou of the N'ary Hoard is recominaoded Io tlto attention of Coheres,, A bet'er division of thn duties, which arc stated Io be, now, of almost unlimited vn riety, would fneilintie, it is rentatked, the object,.proposed liy the institution of tilts branch uf tltc department. The present Naval Corps of the United Slates is alleged to be' more numerous than comports with tho efficiency of thn service. It is recommended that it ho pru to d of some of its too luxuriant brim bes. Il ls stated that the Navy I’erision Flint), with its ample stores is open for tlto sop port of the dlsmisied Hy this It is to be mulct,tund, that too largo a proportion of officers are in command who aro superan nuated, ami tii.it n lopping oil’ of sotno of those exermcences which hive been ntett titillating for eight ami twonly years,would give to tho Navy a salutary strength. • _ NEW YORK, Dec. |C. Officers of Hi. Hornet.—Tlto following, says the Huston Gazette, is behoved to be a correct list of the officers of tho United Stales’sloop of war Hornet, sail! to have been tli-masled oil* Tampico .ninety days ago, S lice which time nothing nutltemic ha, been beard from her:—Captain Ollio Norris; I.icutcnanls, lewis F„ Simomls. John L, Yottng, Daniel H. M.ickay, Jes se Smith, and J L. Tliomas; Surgeons, St. Uopaljc and L Harrington; Purser, Robert Pelttnger; Midshipmen. U. It. A Hroolto, CharlesD. Drake, Edwin l.amh JohnM. M.mlshy, Henry A. Steele, R. R, Swift, R. Is. Tilgltam. T. M. Washington and Samuel S. Wadiington; Gunner,Jno. ilarnes. Of tlto above iv.ero some of the most promising officers of the Navy. We hope still to henr of them. Wo leery from Cnpt. Cochrane's report from tire 8. W. Pays, that a brig from Mas sachusetts, went ashore on the night of the tOlh ulf. and on the third of foifrtlt day following, was struck by lightning, end burnt to tho water's ctlgo. The crew and part of tlto cargo saved. She was owned Jiy Mr. Smith end commanded by Captain Davis. —‘■N..O. Argue, 3d inet. AUGUSTA, Doc. Iti * Colton—For the in,I few ilaVs Oolttm bus arrived I'todly, and hns-beon sold- gCu orally frulii tlw wagons,.at prices ranging frotll* I-i it II 8 4 cents—selocilnus will, IF very, uhuice, ouiumartd.in Ware Houses. 0 7-0 cents, lint muncis gchcTally consid ered worth a i-ll and Odd reins Luts, os they arc made up by purchasers ft »m wagons, embracing aif tltc qualities 'pro duced, from Ilia last tup, Will command B 1-411 B I t cents. The River litorrhon nnd bn^ orery in-, dicstiou of remamltig In good iHiivti.iip; or- tier. "Freiglit to Savumnili litiscoiueqticn liy declined tu’71>- cents pa bale. SldBp flcb'tgla.iLuio. Dntleh s a. bales cniton to T Uullcr iilou J Stiles & Enttnin. Cox > Sloop Pilot, Whorl; Darien 3 J, bales cotton to Units A Pallctsun, Sloop Good lnteii), Allan, Darlan n a jjrgMe, coTmn to W liuwcts &c 0 Vit, : IcrRtco. , Sloop Swallow, fm Ogochce. 7ffi- i ~V- lt. Rita to II HnbcrvlHmi. J Slftnpjloscttti. U.mdv,lWtcn 3ds.i?, hales eotlon la Hulls JA Pallet tun, Blnop Mattonr, Hlurtcvanl, Harlco na. 2311 Inlev f.nrton'tn Hittls fL Patterson. Steam packet .Geo. Washing'! Carry Augusta 18 Its In J W t.eng. ParsenecrV Mi* Edward*. MissrsAV Robertson, |.\,’ scr, M’Ncil, Smith Edwards, Howe Stt-omboat' liarleslnn, Hpmicl, Dnricn 18 It* 807 bales cnttim to Hulls &, p,, terson, J, W lamg. Passengers, Col (Srcen* Messrs Spildiug, Timtio, lloc. ' Hoxbnnt Accominfidiitloii fm Attgusti t70 lisle, cotton to J M'K'cnzie &co. Pomrsl iirg boats Roso Tree nhfi Jcos mine Htltlor fin Augusta. 242 boles n, too to C l.ippiil, It Mnli.no. Hojt boat Defiance fm Angnsta to J Jp tCenzIe fccij. 874 letles cotton io c III pilt. A t.i'lj'nrbl'er iVcp GLUM HUS; Debt Colion, 7 l -2lo li cento. 2. From o. h t'unuKsro.Ni>F.rm . - Utlice ol’lht t ourier. } GOAKI.es t ON,4)e"p7 lif—71* si S Cotton*—'Tliu ill»Kali ol Upliiufi Cotton dui nu the <viok V 4 ’ r ® consi'lvrabto. Tlirf tv» '.ihcr foi seveml.Uity.s br ing unluyorablr fo ffi dour busiiioslVtmil tho (luiuaiul on lydoclii in plice'has bfeeu suhnnt u*J f*>; (vc iit>\V quotu II 8-4 •*= 0 1 2 fi»r in- fi*!» »r‘to piiuw; srluotioiH of'"Hry uooil lot-, ut tho hitter price nru iradily obtained. Tit** principal salts qi re nt 0 n 0 l-4.\fi»x inplfiling to’vrrv aood lots, ahli 'iqtli thJflp uuio lew anl«s below 9 (Minis jyi it i" tin- iln‘.toui\ there arc lots in the which Uhl not command nvor 8 -i 4 ;i it 7-U. at which rues somo woie sold. Wo hc*ard of no salts at 10 cents U»i* " • ck. all ih«» fine pan el* offavonrito marks havhiK been stored. -Thfe'transactions in Lo.ijj Staph; Colton continue liniitfrl; o le ’ smalt Miles of common hi pood Islands were made ithin our range of 23 .*. 30 cents, and we limit rstnnd one fine p.*ircel was sold at prim bctwicn 40 and 00 cents—several des were ni ido of .‘"'autee and Maines itliin 10 a 22 and onfe or two lots ut fmniion more. ilice—There was an improved dc-m.iml for this mrinle doringjlie week, chiefly for )'inn*.which brotiglit $2 7 O u 3. Wo qnol* infeiior to good, £ 1-2 a 2 3 4. NIW YORK, Dec if. Cotton—'Thu sales for the last idpltf lays amount to about 1200 halos, consist ing of Uplands at 8 1 4 to 10 12 cts; Vit giniii and No'rlh Carolina, now crop; 0 to. 9 3-4 cts. and South Carolina und Georgia 10, 10 1-4 and 10 1-2; manufacturers only have paid tin,-highest rains fpLfine p reeb inosiiv oii timo. About 00 hales superior N**w Orleans were taken by them at 13 tits- mouths.—Througiicui the week there has beon.no animation in the ntmUct, and seller.'* uc no rally have been quite willing to accept lower prices. We have adjusted our nuotatiohs accordinely. Rict—Early In the week abort 200 tes were sold, from $2 62 1-2 a $i 8V 1-fcc since which about 100 tes. have been dis posed of, at similar rates.on 4 months cre dit. The stock of old UJcq is large, and ol rather inferior ({nnljty.^ The neif and' fresh beutcu coiiics in rathev slowly. Rice, % 00 a 3. 'P . Box lioni Sundbrlariil fm Augusta t 0 j M’Ki'iikie tVco bides cotton to i l.ellaihiei* It Malone, J Styne, llrpi, Hofitit & St John. CI.KMIKD. Sloop John Cltevpllcr, Si.tnn, (7ln,|,, lOIt. J. If, J (jut, SAILED. Sldp Saralt Pniker, West, VJvorpoei llii I,vilia, Wood, New York. Sloop John Obomlior, Sisson, charlti toil. ... DEPARTED. Steamboat Georgia. Norris, Angustg, ** Gov. Taylor, Davis, *• was Don Juan; the principal characters Rendezvous and Depot of supplies. The tVAri> Id ltd vtiinifil lnr\ lit, Uncb Dirp'i ■ II. .r nvniiiifiiiiinn !i. r .!f,.4 .. —! ■ - ......... were to be supported by Mcs,. Garci.i, Hur doio, Santini, Graziani, Miles. Sontag. Malibran, and Heinefeiler. Sir I’ultury Mnlcnlm arrived at Con stantinople on ihe 7th Oct, in an English vessel, and had a private audience of the Sirltnn, to whom lie was presented by the English Ambassador. He tvas vety gra ci.iusly received, and was to rejoin his squudruu in Hie Dardanelles in a few days. ..The passage of the Daidnnelles was flee to all merchant vessels, mid'the duties on transit were withdrawn The husines of the port bad assumed'great briskness, from tilt'faeilily Ihemercliet vessels received in passing lo tlie Black See.- Cork— I'lie special commission at Cork bad- been opened to try and con demn to death ufiwards of twenty poor stnived'IrishmeHi (hr conspiracies, which •which aro lefijlbr execution on the 14th. I'lie Mbuileor announces'the Baron Du' rand do Jlareoil is appointed Minister i'lenipntcntiary at Brazil, ill the rooi. of pile Count do Gahriac ; M. Iloux de lloch- ji lle. Minister, at Hamburgh, succeeds' Ha Von'Dhrand and do Alareidl as Minister d’lea'tpmenllary at the United Stales. . Advices from Tengiers Announce the death of Ihe Pacha Mohamet Uniion, .which t.cently took place at Fes. This examination has justified a minute survey, ami Uettlenauts Tattnall and Gedney Itave liden drdered on this duly—their re turn is dadr expected'. From tiro extent of the depredations committed on the Live Oak Timber grow ing on tltc public lands, it is rccommoinlod that die Agu>iciesdistributq<Lo*erdilVcrcnt districts of the coast be discontinued, ami lhat tho ''protection of the public interest in this timb.r be rorifidcd to a’ Marine force adapted to the navigation of the ba'yt and inlets on which ii is produced.” The experiments on cniton for (lie can vas of public ships aro slated io bo in pro gross. Some trbds will also, it is observ ed, be made of cordage p opared from litis ihaterinl. It is dlso suggested that oxpeii- mchtshe instituted to test the 011111/011111' canvass and cordage made of American water rolled hemp, which Ihe Secretary slates has been ”re|tresentod as possessing durability and - strength at least'equal to the same qualities of ihe imparted aniclo." Tim system of compensating the Offi cers oftho Navy is recommended for ren >ion. Those of highest grade are stated io receive (ar beldvf whirl their talonts and services entitle them to, nnd compared with officers of the same or correspondent I'ublid piinling is ccftainly profitable in England, in a degreo that places. Govern ment patronage to •-inters ill evory oilier country at an immeasurable distance. It is said that the office of King’s PrintoV, hold hy patent in England, exceeds in mnolu ment tho income of a Tcllership of the Hri list) Exchequer. A gentleman of the name of Iieovoi, who held only a moiety of the office for a few years, left at Itis deecase, hetu ren two and three h ntlred thousand puunds.—Charleston Patriot. , rank in the Army, the compensatiqp i, umTre.cqed ihi. mtkfoVwnS At tbe siege of I qndonderry, in Ifdlend in 1080, tltc garrison was reduced to the greatest straits by famine, so tl at « tlog'i bead was^Jd for half a croup, Jheir drink ivas^Wer mixed with ginger and an itisecd. jThey lied fallow and [potato starch which dtcy mixed together,' ant which not only nourished, blit had this sin t’ular effect—that it proved nn effectual cure for the dysentery, anil recovered mn tty who were reduced bv that disorder, os well ei preserved others' from it. Land. Pap. The stothe of Poinpcv, at the foot of which Ctesar fell, and which has for ina ay years stood in the Hpoda Palace, Rome, was, some time ago, reported (hive been-purchased by tho Marquess of Hartford when he WAS-lest in ltaly. It ■' Pfy that it sltonld be rsmtuved from llte Eternal City,” where if chti alone be fair v appreciated: This celebrated statue •las found in the Stradn de l.nntari, nenr Jjie Canceljerla, during the reign of Juliu II; anil as the bend lay tinder otto house, ■ml tho rest of tho body under another,tlto > >° proprietors were on tbe point of divi ding tbo statue, when, the Pope interposed memoranda. Ilavie, hence tu Providence Til} Bilq Inst The sliflr Mogul, iq> at I.’avto Cot tfiu |)Olt. r l’l*o ship Titos Diokason. closed at S, o»k foMhU For New York. Tlto fast sailing- packet Hud ELIZA Sc ABBEY, P 4 — Munchutcr, tnaifer Will’lie firspntcliPil liniiicdiaioly For frelp.ltr or pnssegr, «ppli|ot|io c,ipial„cn noa (I, or to (loo 31 J S i ONE. For Charleston Via licit ii- fori. . . Tho Steam Packet John David Monoij, Cant. IE. Duhoii. Will le.av,e .Holtnn'i Wharf To uqbwW oumku at 0 o’clatl For freight or pnssa'aK njiplv. on board,i tlecgl JNO. W. LONG. For Aiiiifusta. , Tire Steam P.'.cket Ur.o. Wakiiinotov, Cant. J Cu n Will leave Rnlinni' wharf. TO MORROW MORNING,>lt' o'clock- Fur Itoight or passage, npplron bonr I or to ' ]. VV.LONG. Arm, cteo 21 ^ MARRIED. On Tliitrsdav t veiling ]7lh inst. bv tbe Rev. Mr. Neufvllle, Mr. John 11. Ruin, to Miss Kuril E. Wet,sian. second daughter of Mr. F. IT. \V41itiflfi; On Thuisday evening I7ih inst. at Black Swamp, S. G. by the llev. P. I.. Wade,WILLIAM M. RILEY Esq. to Miss ELIZABETH ANN MAKER, youngest daughter of (he lute Cupl. Win. Manor. CORONER’S REPORT. An inquest was.hold on the lath inst. on the body of a black man,who called him' self Wilf Jacksor, and while in this city passed tor a free man. Itis Known that he formerly belonged to Dr. Nathaniel Rhodes, of Boaufort, S. C. anti latterly to havo been the property of Mr. Rose, of Charleston. Verdiot. accidental drown- J D — - - •^:i xJ MAltlYE LIST. port.of savannah. Arrived. Ship Eliza & Abby, Manchester. Pro vidence Ode to J Stone, Mdze to Taft St l’adelfoid,, A & E Wood. Scltr Romeo, Koadh', Baltimore and 3 ds fill'the canes Willi a full cat go lo Baynrd & Hunter, Sorrdl &A*nderson, T Purse, Hall; .Simpler & Topper, J Gnnahl, (j B Lamin', J Wagner, M Kenny, J Lewis, J Stone, Ketchum & Burroughs. Passen gets, Messrs Rhodes and Nichols, Hclir Eliza, Casey, Newborn, n. <5 2500 bush. Corn and Bacon|o R Habersham. Schr Betsy Maria, Hebhard, St Marys 5 ds. S. T. Cofloii and Hides to E Fort, and tho masior. Sour RIary Perry, Marble, Ditrlen 2 ds. 317 bales cotton to VV Rowers &co. Sloop America, Holies, Hicehoro 2 ds. 55 litiles S. I. cotton, 50 tes Rico nnd Hides to R & W King, Bulloch Sc. Dim woodv, J D Hugttonin, E ltecd, anil the master. Sloop Eleanor, Briggs, Darien 4 ds.21. bales cotton to R M'Coll. Sloop SapeloJ Hathaway, Darien 4 ds. '308 bales cotton to R M’C ill. Slonp'Dirlgo, Bales, Dmich'3 d*. 240 hales cotton and Orabgcsto J K Henry, 'I' llmlcr dtCd Talt &. PodMfdrd, It & W King. Sloop Excel, Blankenship, Ogeohce'2 ds. 3000 hush, H. 25 tes c.lenn Rice and 5 bales 8. I. Colton to R. Habersham,Bul loch A. Dun wood v* Sloop Eulipsn, Brown, Dnricn 3 ds. 106 bales cotton'to W lioaers &co. Counting House Calcn- rlnr, FOR 1880. T IIOS. M. DIIIS OLL.isMxpfi: paring and will publish in the first, week nf January a Calender for Cimtini Houses, fir 1030—Containing Hnuferbr Freight between this place, AugwvtvA New. Yotk, nlso now rotes of Wltsthpi am) ivitlt all other local information of in. terest to the Merchants. Public Notaries and others deliram having a card* inserted, calf do so by application. (lee 21 ' . ■ - Holmes'Anhtinls of Am . cn. fH’’! HE Annals nf America froiDtlie Dif JL Jdovery by, Colutfibus m llte )«< 1402 to 1828, by Abie! Holmes, D. D. Second Edition. SKETCHES OF AMERICANCHAR ACTER, by Mrs. 8»roh J. flail, r Tho Amcrlntn yqqmiou I’lnce Hookcf Prose,a collection nf-EInqiiOfit and inter 1 Ing oxli.ncts frmri the'Writings of A»' n Aulhuts. , .... tf. M. DRISCOa, die 21 “ The Episcopal.'Sh- clnty for tho ndvancCmejif nl f7firi.sti.miij in Georgia," inforni tlto nuMic, lli"i Gi«7, intend having tin Exhibition at hi" Ext cliango on' ’I’liursday fflst of DccenfflBJ for tho salo of an oxtonsive variety of beau tiful and useful articles', mail* of tln ni not to’lre procured in llte Sonthein Coanlrr, Tho Ladies of Savannah who arc diW*. soil so aid tlto Socinty in u!«j,r Intvalw Exhibition, are respectfutlr/ solicited to* tend a nlectlng at tho Free School. * Wednesday next, n't 3 o’clrfok, P. M. Tu* Lndics of tl|e Episcopal Clirtrch are [«• lictilnrly requested to attend. I)rors to lie opened on tlto day or W hihitinn, at So'clock, P. M. nnd Tickm of nil mission to be procured nt the d;or. dec 21 Fvesh Almonds. J UST received by the Romeo, 01»' !! fresh Almonds GAUDRY & LEGRlPf* dec 21 201st - . -rJ. Situation' Wanted B Y an fexpftrianecd rice planter, ap f Cf at tins office for which good rftef inontlations can be furnished, dec 21- 201 vt w Corn Afloat BUSHELS 000 C P V will be sold low if mediuto application^is nindo .0 Exchange dec 21 •— -—' Bank: Planters o , duo on thnt day* |i“r,d«y previo^^j^,,;^ 1 ,,. dee 2t N Frijny’nTxi, Cl.fflmV Bank will bo shut. . I »P®f' ||,i must be taken up 01