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MONDAY FVRP’INO. Jan. (tl.
, dry* Tlw* Carrier of the Republican in
tboentern part of thee ry. is still indispo
sed. Those of our sub! ai iben » ho do not
receive their papers, irWl oblige us by sen
ding for them.
\\ o pnhjhh in this evening's Repuhli-
can, the able remarks made by Juriie
TVayne. our Representative in Congress,
on the peso!ut on offered hv Mr. Rtanbem,
to strikeout of the annuel appropriation hill
the amount proposed for the salary of a
Minister t Russia.
We are requested to state that ir rnnse-
^quenee of the inclement state of the <***oth
er, the corner stone of the Baptist Ohurrh,
about to beereeted in this city, will he
laid on Wednesday next, at t£ n’cHrk.m
ftead of tomorrow as first contemplated.
v*The citizens in genera! are invited to at-
t§nd*
T&eafre.—The performance at theThea
tre, intended for this evening, for th**
benefit of Mt. Faulkner, is postponed until
tomorrow eveniog. „ See hill.
The Grocery store of Mr. A. Champion,
in Markrt Square, was * ntered on Friday
night last. Retween sixty and seventy
dollars was taken therefrom, together with
gome dry goods.
From London.—We are indebtet to
Commercial house in this city for London
papers of the 10th and 13th nit. brought bv
thke ship Moscow, at this port. The late
ptmr at which we received them,prevents us
from making extracts as copious as we
«ould w»ib. We have therefore but time
to take a cursorary view of them.
An express arrived at London on the
kOth, with the intelligence of the demi«e
Of Pope Pius Vffl. Previous to his bring
Confined te his bed, he occupied hir„.w!f
0|ion some indispensiblr affairs, lie di
lected tint all leuets addressed to him on
thr artua! »UUi of things in France and
Beietum, Should be answered with the
ktnciest pbnetualit? by briefs which hr
himself dictated, and whtcb breath a love
order end of poace.
Paiis papers of the 7ih were received in
London. They contaio the nomination of
Marshal the Duke of Trevisa to the embas
iy of tit. Petersburg. To this appoint
ment, the l*on Ion Times says—Is it not
••DRtilar, if it be true, as is asserted i
some of the French *t # n^.
20 di Rorgo, the late Russian Ambassador,
has not yet received his credentials, and
tfiet no other diplomatist has been appoin
tedto succeed him. ft iss i»| more singular,
if it ho correct, that the order issurd by the
’Rotsian government snmr time ago, fur
veeail of Its subject* from France, is
•till in force. The Journal du Commerce
even mentions that a new order had arriv
ed at Paris on the 5th. enjoining all Rut
yian subjects to leave .France, within the
•hottest delay possible.
raona, at this poit from Nassau, n. p. we
received a tile of the Royal Gazette to the
fOtlt Inst Wo find nothing iu-ihetn of in
terest other than an account of the wreck
of ;hd American brig Comet, which was
bound from Alexandria, D. C. to New Or
leans, and wrecked ou Abaco on the uight
mi6 *U turi*
The Comet had on board at the time of
her disaster, one hundred and sixty four
slaves/ and other passengers, which were
all carried to Nassau bv three Abaco ves
sels. On their arrival another vessel was
immediately procured to convey them to
their port of destination; but on applica
tion at the Custom House for permission
to transship them, it was refused, blanv
of them made tlieir escape, but were after
wards < 'aught and placed in prison. Mach
excitement prevailed at Nassau in conse
quence of the arrival of these slaves.
On the detention of them by the Cus
tom House officers, the Royal Gazette
thus expresses itself:—“Whatever may he
said by the Wilber force, the Buxtons and
Broughams of Europe, the owners of these
slaves weie proceeding in a trade sanction
ed by the Jaws of their own country.—
They weie proceeding on the High Road
of Nations, but had' the misfortune to be
recked on the coast of a civilized md
friendly nation, and which nation must in
justice, and will no doubt, fully* remune
rate the owners of this property, for all the
losses sustained by thc»e proceedings.—
We do not say that the*e are wot r.no*n
nant with British Acts of Parliament; but
foreigner is not to lose his property,
where the act of God thiew him upon the
shores of a British possession; and it may
he added that Americans are as tenacious
of their rights as any people in the world
at this day, and none more ready to clu
mour for and obtain tedress whcie they are
deprived of them.**
We. ho ever, perceive that on the 13th
the Speaker rf the House of Assembly in
h?s robes followed by the Members, waited,
on the Governor with an address praying
that the slaves might not be detained from
their owners, and particularly that so Urge
a body of so dangerous a class of negroes,
might not at once be thrown in a state of
newly acquired freedom upon the country,
and that the people might be relieved from
the genet al panic existing, for fear of their
manumission. To which request the Go
vernor mentioned that it would depend
upon the opinion of the law officers of the
Crown;>hat,whatevcr may be the opinion or
whatever may be the decision of the tribu
nal to which the question concerning these
slaves may ultimately be referred.
House may depend upon his unceasing ef
forts for the preservation of the public tran
quilhty.
Tho Gazette of the 17th, mentions that
the slaves were under siezurc in the court
of Vice Admiralty—That they w etc taken
from the vessels which conveyed them to
that porr,& removed to another, which was
stationed on an l .land opposite the town,&
would there vemain until the case was de
cid**d by tho court.
A tefeffrsnh'.A .!»
r-.i,
V*
ff}
u
on the 7lh, with (he intelligence that the
French error In Africa entered Medcah on
, Bre S?d Nu». .t noon. And on ihe *l«t.
there had. been an engagement in which
the troops of the Be, of Titerr. command
«41>, hii Aga, were put complete!* to the
toot#. The Be, himrelfhad gone to the
residence of a Marabout, one of his neigh
tor*. Notice had been receirtd that he
»ai to goto tin French camp, to nuke hit
submission to Oen. Clauiel.
Prince Leiren ha, given aatirfactory
1 explanation! respecting thV armaments in
the notth and Ihe intentions of his eomt,
affirming that it Would not treat even of
the affairs of Belgium, bat in concert oith
• the whets, England, France, Prussia, and
/' Austria. A letter dated Prenkfort Dee.
9t indicate*, that the reports of a counter
revolutionary war are not to loud in Oar
many since France has spoken in a man
ner worth, ofbeiaelf. •
There liae been a general turn out b,
■ the Spinners at Ashton under Line near
Manchester. The, had assembled in greet
Otfabera near Ashton, orerlOOO of them
.-haring pistols; tie. whit* the, did not
' conceal. The general torn oat was to take
place on Saturdar the 11th, when orer go.
000 persons were expected to be out of am-
ploj. The police and military were ready
to act.
The French Ex-Minister, were remov
ed ou the IOth ulu to Pans, in three ca r ri-
ege* escorted by tae.NationxI Guard. N»
disturbance took place. Thev appear to be
confident of a favorable rcssult. A private * mi
IfPer from Paris, says there U no expects-
ibat Polignac can be savgd.
: Dial of the Ministers General
Lffkyettt was to command tbe National
Guard in penoiff
Sugar Crops.—'Th»» New Qilean* filer
cantile Advertiser of tho SOth inst. thus no-
it.* f^:iu re of the ‘*J rt 2r c:c*'s :s ih::i
state, owing to the severity of the weather
the present season “It <> a matter of
some coi.sequenco that our commercial
community should be made acquainted
with every change in the prosperity of the
crops. From a source of information which
we have as yet never been deceived, wo
have learnt, that in Consequence of ihp
severity of the present season the failure of
the Sugar crops will he about £0,000 hhds.
equal to about $1,£00,000. All those >oung
pLotei*, who «eia nut prepared fur an ear-
tv finnHino. have luit half ih-|. .nil
some. more. It is nearly one muirh since
this severe weather lias set in ; and a'tho*
we have occasionally on former seasons,
had tome short periods of cold weathci,
yet it is not in the ineinoiy ol the oldest
inhabitant, the equalled protraction of ihe
cold weather we now experience .”
An agent of the publishers of the Bio
graphy of Henry Clay, is at Ne • Orleans
public interests would not suffer in the
Minister's absence, as it was his intention
to keep «jp an nitcrcoursH with the itussiun
Cabinet, through the Secretary of lecga-
tion. So far, then Sir, from not being
represented, we-are informed that, not
withstanding disease had forced tho Minis
ter to leave St. Petersburg!) for a time, he
was. though under its pressure, not untnind
ful of hii duty, of the particular interests
which had been confided to him. and of
the welfate of his country. How different
t!»}§ from ihe naked declara
tion of tho gentleman, w hich, without any
explanation from him, implies an entire
suspension of all negotiation during the
Minister's absence, conveys an intimation
that the public interest was suffering, and
the imputation, that the appropriation was
asked to pay for constructive, and not for
actual services. It may suit the gentle
man's views to use his place hero to make
such insinuations • for circulation out of
the House, but when.they are unwarranted
by the only document which wo have to
give us information upon this subject, and
upon which he makes his assertions, and
that one written in so plain, unaffected and
candid a manner, that it cannot be inisia
ken but by great carelessness, or a*disposi
tion to perveit it, he must bear the expo
sure of the difference between his declara
tion and the authority upon which he rests
them, and not complain if his mouvti
should even be harshly suspected. Equal
ly unfoi innate is the gentleman's dcclara
tion, that it was not probable we would
soon be represented at the Russian Court,
as ii is the opposite conclusion to which <
candid mind would come from ihe Ian
gtiage of t. e message In such a case, no
thing could be certainly said or j*r«?!vv-,
but enonjh *as said to show that the Fie
sident had a definite hope that the Minis
ter would return in the spring to his pest,
iwith a full ability to give to his country
the use ot those talents an attainments by
which he had become to ‘much distinguish
ed at home.
The motion is not therefore sustained
by the facts ot the case; *• are forced to
look beyond them for tho cause which in
duced it; and it seems to have been intend
ed to give an opportunity for ah out pour-
i'ig of pa:ty resentment, which has been
the more violent and personal Irom having
no Nub-tanlial cause of comidaint, upon
hich it would fasten its rancour. The
gentleman from Rhode Island [Mr. Bur
g*es] has indulged in a ^ide langeof obser
vation, in no way connected with the sub
ject. and by no means sanctioned by the
remarks of the Chairman of the Commit
feo on Foreign Relations, to Which he
moie than cnee referred as an example to
protect him in bit ii regular.course. The
House had understood the chairman to tie
pre.-ate any reliance being placed upon
newspaper conjectures and calumnies, but
the gentleman had made (item the basis of
his argument and hi* authority ior facts—
and until he had done so. the real subject
of debate had not been lost sight of—
What connection, air, with his subject has
tfie treaty with Turkey, or any one of its
I articles, about which wc cannot Usow any
thing, until it shaii bo ratified, or its pro
visions shall be divulged by a vote of the
Senate unless information concerning it
has been got by a shameless violation or
fidelity to the constitution. Did the gen
tlemaii reflect upon the impropriety iu a
member of Congress, giving, in debate,
currency and conscqurnce to mere news
paper surmise, concerning cur foreign re
lations, which, whether it shall turn out to
bo tiue or 'alsr. might be hurtful to our in
terest>, by a premature disclosure, or -in
increased supposition of its correctness,
and before it is known what attitude those
who administer the Govcrnme.it have ta
ken in relation to the subject of conjecture?
(Ir does he think it allowable in the
fare of paity, to catch .»t every suggestion
which ntnlice or curiosity may make of
those now in power, and to argtio from
lions, honor rejects the use of an untruth,
as readily as honor and humanity would
icfuse to wield the poisored weapon in
war. Did the historical reading of the
gentleman <>ot remind him how often It
has happened in negotiation, that in innd-
misriMe article is perinitied to be a part of
treatv bv a minister, not having full power
to ratify it, in the expectation that its tem
porary admission will be productive of ul
timate good? But, sir, we know nothing of
that treaty; and I ahsfstn tiorn farther no
tice of that part of the gentleman's speech,
believing wi iist die treaty is under const
deration in the Senate, conjectures of its
.
dt&ree; and become discs'", In « ftreirti Nook. ^50bMe.So»
dim.te lut driven .me of our most Uistin.1 41. W King.-BtUe, & Fanuio, A O Miller
guished men from lb. tfoalre of his services
ior a few monibs there ore to lie found here,
wlto instead of haring a generous sympathy
(or the sufferer, soizu upori his affliction to
vent ihe bitte-nes, of putty tesenlnienii.
There are peilodi which will permit no li
mit to our devotion to the public service;
Ivseo Mhan sin saint. Prj.it illlllfflld#- tlltt IIIHU
who. without being xllured by the distinc
tions or tho emoluments of office, exposes
himself at the call of his country to what
he knows may be uncommonly hazardous
to his health, deceives uncommon praise.
But, sir, tire Minis'cr is oitlv knowr to me
by his name and 1 refrain from trespassing
upon the generous anxiety ol others who
know him well to protect him fro.u impu
tation. The cent Ionian argued the ques
tion also will. a view to make the imp es
sion upon the public, that in any event
whether the Minister should return or not to
his post, it was intended by the odimnistra
lion to apply to his uses the entire salaiy
fur a year* This point, however, is regu
lated by law, and it will he a difficult matter
for the gentleman and his co. djutors tu
make even a faint impression, that those
who have been so ieccntly eneaged in t or-
recting abuses in our diplomatic expend)
tnres, will subject themselves »o any itnpu
tation fron those who have been shsiiued by
their vigilance. Nor can 1 agreo with the
gentleman that at iliia*crisis in the affairs
of Europe our interests have or can suffer
by the absence ol Mr Randoph. The Em
peior and Iris Cabinet have been engaged
in more intense occu|laitons, to the pioba
ble exclusion of such remote connexions a<
h** has with us;and nothing can occur offer.'
t rig the nations of Europe and having any
beating upon our interest, which will not
he as so«»n communicated to i;*4hrough oth
cr channels, as it would be by the Mtntst
from St. Petersburg., Bui, sir, I will sav
more. This motion is well un ierstood;
i> intended to accomplish nothing here
hut has been made for out door • ffret; and
the people will he as apt to deleft the sin
ister design, as gentlemen have been to
hope, and anticipate, and to insinuate, that
something would grow nut of this trifling
appropriation, which would furnish them
with a subject of reproach against the ad-
ininist.ation. They will be disappointed.
From the Mllledgtville Recorder % lllh inst•
For the excitement in winch we with
others have partaken against Chief Justice
Marshall, for permitting the writ of error
to be issued in Tassel Is's case, there was
probably r.o just cause. If it he true, as we
«ee stated in two or three tespectaH
pers, tiiat this writ issued as a inaper of
course—that it involved no opinion of th
Chief Justice; and that in all. i robability
he knew nothing of the case until he saw
it sjroken of in the newspapers—we say if
these are facts, as we are assure ; hy a re
spectable Attorney they are, Chief Justice
Marshall is not in this instance liable to
censure but is wholly blameless. It is not
strange that we should have Utcn wrong.
hen otheis more conversant with the
course of legal proceedings have falieu in-
tq tho same error.
Hlbup First Attempt. *
- — * iton.
>, Darien.—
.Cotton for Charleston. : • *
* Bloop Othellb, M*AtityVMay River. 85
hales Sea Island GoUbo, and W.ood, to II
Habersham, J D lfuguenith Butti &.Pat
terson ,
Bloop Marshal,Chase, Darien. £85 bales
cotton, to S Stone & co. ,L
Sloop Eliza, Lawrence, W W Gordon's
plantation, tf 50 bushels rough Rice,
Steam Packet John Stoneyi Greene,
Lit irieiton, to iiuiixot Paitciiori., Mdz-.
(or Augusta—PoMwijera,Mra. Haker.filtxs
Zachinan Capt.,Pease, Baker, Mansel.
Downing, Newnan, Malone, Butts, Solo
mons, Mahotiy, and 4 in the steerage.
»Stecmi packet John D filongm, Dubois,
Augusta, 10 hours, to Butts fit Patterson
£00 bales cotton, to J B Judon, M Brown,
and others, and 700 bales for Charlestojp—
Passengers, Messrs. Hutchinson, Dewer,
Lamar, Fiizunons, Minis,Darnel,Andrews,
Straut, Tray, Barker, Snead, J C Stark
and son, Major Manias.
Steam boat Georgia..Norris, Augusta, £
days, boats Nos. 2 and 10, to Steam Boat
Company. 500 bales i-otton, to C Lip
piit, Bayard & limiter, R Maione, J Gan
aid, A Low & co,
CLEARkD.
Ship Halceyon, Patterson. Liverpool.
J Gumming & Son
Ship Emperor, Bennett, New York.
Hall. Shaplcr &l Tupyer.
Br. bark Countess Dalhousie, Duncan,
Barbadoes. * Master.
SAILED,
Brig Tecumseh, Glidden, Liverpool.
Sloop Bolivar, Paine. Darien.
* DEPARTED.
Steamboat tsava- nah. Swymer, Augusta.
Steamboat Charleston, Bonnel, Darien.
WENT TO SPA.
Ship Aral), Ball, Liverpool.
Ship H«*nry, Kt-nzie, N«*w York
Br. brig Angenoria, Brown Liverpool.
Brig Wm. Osborn, Blanchard, do
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informs,tttirpublic, thai‘m con«S
lb, extremo lKclemtncv<if -
Benefit Is postponed until
Tomorrow Evening
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Sir Oliver 8urr.ee, Mr ‘ ^‘.'S
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Chat les Surface, ~
Joseph >uiface,
Crabtree,
Bowler,
Moses,
Trip, •
Snake,
Mrs. Candour,
Lado Bneorwetl,
Maria,
Lndj Trazel,
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MOLLY ASTORE.
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»'ll sine a ne.Oio.ic Son.,c 1 |!/
When at Home with Da
Tile whole to conclude with (by i eoM
the popular afterpiece of 1
PEKFECTION,
OK THE
Maid of Munster.
Sir Lawrence Paragon, Mr. Faulbo,
Riley.
Davis. 1
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Date'* i.om mvk. poor*.:::::::::: 13th Dec.
atesf om Havre,::*:::::::::::::30th Nov.
SAVANNAH EXPORTS.
January 29,—Slop Halcyon, Liverpool
—32* hales Upland Colton wild 7f» bale*
Sea island Cotton.
Hark Conn cm D ilhuusie for Barbados
— 60725 Red Oak Staves ; 53211 ft.Sleain
sawed Lumber; 79 Boards; £0 pieces rim
boi; 50 hoxes Fruit; 50 casks Rice ; 0 ca
scs Perfumery ; 2 barrel* Castor Oil.
them, that this work is not published
through any partizan motiyc.
Widow's with Families," gratefully ac
knowledge the receipt of twenty-three dol
lars from the Grand Jury of Chatham
county, by fill. Francis tiorrr.l.
B. C. ROBERTSON,
Treasurer
MARINE LIST.
P RT OF SAVAySAH
CONRBESSIONAL.
Debate in the House of Representatives on
the Russian Mission
Mr. Watke observed, that when the
gentleman from Ohio made the mo'ion to
•trike from the bill imdor consi deration
the appropriation for the salary of the Mi
nister to Russia, he had accompanied it
with two declarations, neither of which
wis a fact, though both had the appear
auce of being so. *Tbe moral apprehen
•ion of the gentleman will readily disiin
guish between them, and also suggest to
him how far the difference in thi* instance
had been accidental. His declarations
were, that th- 'resident had ioM us t< c
United .Stales w .s not represented at the
Court of Russia, ami ihai it .< as not pro
bable wc soon would he, the last bet g an
assertion of his own These w re the rea
sons he had given to suvtain his motion,
-md both he professes to have derived from
thamess.gr Pir, the President, after
Mating our amicable relations with Russia,
and that no means will >e left unemployed
to promote tnem, and to improve tbe com*
mercial imercourse between the two tia
lions, sincerely regr* U to inform us, that
extreme indisposition had compelled the
Minister to leave, tempora Hy. his post, for
a more genial climate, and that this was a
privilege which had been commuted tu
the Minister's discretion, in eonxideriTlon
of the extent to which his constitution had
been ("nowueri in the puMic survire^ - Bui
iba President aUo states, be bad
be altogether unbecoming heie. The
tieman, i*o ev»*r, is ms little justified for
having made the qualifications and fitness
of iho Mmist r to Russia, a subject of
inquiry and romark up-n a motion to
s rske out the app opriation for his salary
When the right of ^ppnintmont exists, and
the fillies- of t!i individual is conclusive
noon this House, and a ronstituiional obli
gaiion is imposed upon it to cn-operate in
voting the sin.p'y io -cppnrt the minister;
in search of subscribers^ It is dechrod by *1*'* ° ,,f on *y cons nut o ' check upon the
disbursement ol ft, is a right of inquiry in
toils ipplii ntion. \ call np-m us to refuse
the siipplv in anticipation of its uns.,ppli
cation is an indec- nc\ ol assumption whu h
was tmknoM n o the journals of our legisla
tion iiiimI this motion was made. But why
refuse the apu'iratioii ? indulgence of tern
poiuiy removal from his post in anticipa
lion • f 4 hostile irtflticoce upon his health
cannot he denied j lor it docs not differ in
effect from such an allowance after the ra
vagvs of climate have born frji, and the
latte*. tl*( ugh often done, has not been
heretofore a subject of complaint or of
renroooh against any minister or any ad
ministration undci «t hit’ll u has happened.
The same priiiriolt*pri duc*d the law »h;ih
gives to o tnrndier of Cungressnis pay, tf,
afer having begun his journey to \V wh
ington, he .hall he ovetiaken •» iih i knc#»
and he prevented ».y it from reaching the
Capital during rhe session. The exercise
of the President’s discretion, therefore, ir.
•his ins'aoco is strictly in nalogy with
our legislation fur ourselves; and for my
own part, 1 cannot hot think it was highly
common table in Mr. Randolph, when lie
accepted the mission, t<» have - arned the
Adiniotsuariou that uis health, though Omit
<ood. might he affre ed hy the i.limaie of
Russia—patriotic m hun to have incurred
a n«k, which very few men of feeble con
stiiytion would have encountered and
doub'y so on one, with Ins fortnne, and at
hi* time of life, tn have d*-teimined to en
counter Hie cliinalo of &l Peierthuruii
agaio. after having suffered to the extent
he lias done, and in the way lie had appro
,handed. What was tfio^f possible, or even
ARRIVED.
s h:p Wl!!:an: Dnnsld, Murphy, Liver
pool, (sailed tdth December) Salt to A
Low &c. Mdze. to Low, Taylor 6l co.N
II & H Weed.
Ship Moscow, Weeks, London, (sailed
13 h and Downes mill.) Ballast to tho
mazier,
Br bark Rnlta, Cargill, Hull, 81 days.
Ba-la.t. toE Bru»n. 2Lhii.it lut 77
* £, spoke Am brig Exchange, from New
Oilcans, b Hind for New York.
Brig Harah, Purington, Havana, bound
to Boston, put in in distress, with loss of
part of h**r cargo, sails, rigging, &c. In
lut 39, 40 N long 73, 40 W experienced
a very severe gale from N. E to.E. B E-
accompanied with a violent snow storm—
was drove on the Ma>ylatid roast, and in
lot 37 N. long 74. 39 W. of that, suffered
from another severe gale, from N N. W.
which obliged us to put the l.rig before the
wind, and in two days time weie driven in
thclat.ofdfN The captain nod three
of the crew suffered greatly In the extreme
cold and were scveiely frost bitten In l«t
37 N long 74. 30 W. spoke the brig Ma
rv. of Norfolk, Va. disunited, head rnd
oer gone, bulwarks and stanchcons carried
uwv. and 'ho brig in a sinking condition—
could not render her any assistancc.it blow
ing at tho time a tremenduous gale from
the N. N W along with a snow storm —
Vessels left at Havana on the lit January,
1834, by rhe 8.—Brigs Bcvrr, of Portland,
Humpfrey,dis.; Laurence. Bartow, Road
I land, drs.; Suh.ey Atkins, 59 days from
Buenos Avres. arrived the day before
Br schr Pomona Miller, Nassau. 8 days.
Ballast to Scott &. • alfoui—Passenger,
Thomas W Ashford.
Sehr Billow, Shible, New Orleans, £4
dais, ti. Candler Si D tvi-Non. Sugar an
Molasses to Taft Si Padrlford Lut. 8t
40. long 79, spoke hng El zabeth, of New
castle, from New York, bound to Darien,
out £0 days—had been- south of Darien
twice ami blown hack.
Schr Rtbccca, Rnbrnson, Newburn, (N.
C.) 5 days. £500 burin U corn, to R Ha
bershatn.
Slowp Ann, Rems. Sundury. 8*5 bales
Sea Island cotton, and corn, io R V King.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Pioaer, Marbmy, hence at .A!
exaudria,
Schr Erie, up at Cb»*r!**«inn 4 for »hi
port, £8tli.
Ship Inez, Pike, cleared at Boston, foi
this port. £0th. ■?£■
The schr Mary Ann, for Darien, cleared
at New York, 13th
The sloop Roseita, hence for New Bed
ford, was spoken off Chingoteauge, on 9i
inst.
The brig Elizabeth, of Newcastle, for
Darien, passed the bar on Saturday last
The Br brig Nelson Village, Reran, ar
rived at Belfast about the tOtlr Nov from
Quebeck, reports that on the £7ih Oct. iu
lat. 45 long.54, 40 spoke the Br hark Stan
dard, from Li» erpool, for filiramichi,which
on tile 1C ill Oct. had been run foul of by
the ship Robert Fuhon, from New York,
for Liverpool, and-received considerable
d.imtige; the bowsprit, jib boom head,and
lahoard anchor carried away, and the bow
started*
From our Correspondents.
Offices of the Courier, Mercury, Gazette.
Charleston* Jan. £«.—1
Arr.—Hr bark Valley field, Loruer, Lon
don—from the Downes 18th Nov
Brig Virginia Packet, Dicks, London-
sailed 7th. and Downs, 12th Deo. loth inst
iai. 29 58, Ion. 65 17, at I P M. and n
i g to thick and squally weather, ran afoul
of schr. Ann Rosina, Chaffee, of and from
Providence, (R. I ) for Porto Rico. 11 day
out—as soon as the concussion todk place,
the master, mate and 5 seamen, jumped on
boar I our brig, with nothing hut what they
stood in; we remained by her all night, in
ho|ies of saving part of the cargo or mate
rials. At daylight we found that she had
sunk to the water'n edge—her foremast
gone, and side Completely stove in. o«h
boat was got out, and an attempt made to
hoard her, but it was impossible, it blow
ing fresh from^S. S E. B boxes of candles
was all that was saved from her, and Ihey
were found adrift.
Bremen brig Johanna, NVcssols,Bremen;
sailed 1st Dec.
Schr Enterprizo, Weeks, Back River, 1
day. £7lh inst. off Port Royal, pick up a
jolly boat about 15 feet long, with two oars
in her, one of them marked N.; she is a
Nothcrn built boat, painted lend color insde’
and out. with a black upper streak.
Cleared.—Ships Montgomery. Salter
Liverpool; Fredonia, Lunt. do Schr.Kinily.
Flood, St maiys. Sloop Delight, Mai.gnm,
Savannah and Darien.
In ihe Oiling— ur. ship Ulster, GO days
from Liverpool
The Hr. barque Arcade, 44 days from
Bristol,(Eng.) and Br. ship Wm. Loyd,
45 days Irom Liverpool, both for Savannah,
were spoken off Bufi's, by the pilot boat
Caroline—the former 27th, and the latter
£8th.
Chat les Paragon,
Sam.
Susan,
Mun«**r, ^ Mist Rocx|
With 'lie Songs of
u Hurra for the Emerald lile,”
< 4 .t»d the
Spiightty Castanet.
(tJ^The Manager has procured addil
onal Officers for the house and uj
that the grievances complained ol*will*™
occur again.^£D
ff7»Ticketstobe had and Bo tt| U fcJ
at the Reading Room of the (Jeorriaa (3
fice. ^
r3» RnxM« gl—Pit ccr.u-4J,^
25 cents
(tT-Donrs open at I 4 past tit o'rki
Si perf.mnance to commence tl 1-ibthl
soven o’clock.
j.ntO
Notice.
T HE Panoram* of M-sicnaillbtoJ
cd Tor iho admisunno( rmon]
Color on next week, commenringonMol
day til, Oth of Felirnarv next, ami coins
un open till the erenint of the Hsianhl
following.
Admittance fS cent,. jin M
Punornmn of Mexico.
FINAL NOTICE.
T UP. ci'izeus of Savann-ih t
public generally, ore reipcrifillfjd
formed that the Panornna willrrm*inofd
for their inspection this toeek. The rr-iij
one is set apart for the admission o' peiwx^
of color#
jin 31
More (iood l uck.
Drawing Received.
THE following are the <lrs»n tin
in the New Y.nfc Conwlidaicd L:~
Exca f|nn, No I.
7. »0, 4V. SB, 4B.3.44, t». S»,
Comhinaiion 38, 47, 50. a prize of L
dollars, was ordered al iliis office.
Holders of prizes will tall for'ilrr cish
Luther & Co’s
jansi Lottery and Eiewmxs 5ri
Swaim’s Funacea. j
A FItEHU snpplj' wanaaled geaaiaej
just received and for sale by 1
-I- M. TURNER. Omrrifl. I
Opposite the Mantionll«*-|
jan 91 |
Drawing Received, j
THE following are the drawn nuwtfl
in the New York Consolidate'! Loaevj
Extra, Class No I.
7, 50, 47, 38, 48. 5, 44, W. M ' J
Holders of prizes will call for the carta
Eppingcrg
jan 31 Lottery If Eichmt'
. .. ,, , 5 f Cinnmiog Si (Job, U llabershact, J H
proOable, il geotleuiea mil rather pint* to Utullocb.
For New York.
[eitablished line.]
The regular packet ship STA
TUS A, T. Wood, master, will
have immediate dispatch. For
freight or passage, having excellent accnin
modations, apply to Capt, fit. on board, at
June*' upper wrharf, or to
HALL, 811 AFTER &TUPPER.
jan 31
For Baltimore.
The fast sailing sehr. CHAR
LOTTE, Capt. Carver, will sail
on Wednesday next, and can hand
tomely accommodate 3 or 4 pa.sengers—
Apply to (lie Capt. on board, or to
J. STONE Si CO.
jan Si
For Augusta
The steam packet
Oeo WaamvoTon
Capt. Curly, Will leave
.p,. ., B lion’s wharf, on
This Afternoon at 4 o’clock For freight
or pauage, apply on hoard, or to
J*" *' J- W. LONO.
Notice.
A LL persona indebted, or (hose tint
have demands, against the Estate of
t jmanuel Duooer, deceased, are reques
led to make (rayment !o, and those to whom
■ he r.’iaio it indebted, to present their de
tiiainls. in order that ihe adT.ira of the Es-
■a'e mar lie eln.e.l within Ihe time preecri
>ed by la» John Due get. senior, is eu
horised to give and lake receipt, for said
l.stam.
Aj^n/floin, Slit Jan. 1131,
!»n 31
Ifair Powder. J
A fresh supply of plain •«! r
scented hair Power. Ju* 1 rec n
and fot sale by
T. M. TtBNFR,
Opposite the Mantion llo*
jan 31 J
Notice. J
M ISS OERMAIN iaforowbtrffijn
and the public, that she-ill
slniciions in the Oriental mod* 0 rj
on paper, wood and satin—*'* 1 .“3
of Japanning, Bronzing. “ , ^
work. Her ichool for the F.bnuy ,
will! a varlel* af othei (oaq .o'*
continue as usual.
jan 31 >T —^
Church’s Vegetable lojj
A N effectual erne (or
fane and skin particular y-fJJJ
blotcliostellers, ring
hums, shingles, and prickly
bottles at 73 c.n h b, |iNER
Oppoeile /Ac
jan 91 . -—'
Essence of 'L vr ®; tW(
UIRK’8 Essen*, . t*
mg light.red or gj»J
tdSbtoan or fflack. Fnrole ^
T. K. TUUNKlt.
Opposite ih« Mao*" 11
jan SO
Latest Fashion
Slope c, oii»f‘'°“ D "% rf."
a NE «*• of «t« « b0 “*" [ «*w( 1
supetinr q n a | "f , J ?
ship Quean Mab.for ssleM ^
, NORTON
Jan fit ,