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AMERICAN ADVOCATE. afO. XL.} *A‘-, W s ; ’ A , !. VTI • ‘ -■ i V'.- . ♦UBUSHK© EVERT THVRSOAV— BT GBORUS W. WHKBLEft *xi> gFAMEBCLARKE, ATTHKIRPRIN TSNO-fOEEICK, IN THE <U>we) SOUTH-WEST ROOM 0? TUB OLD BT ATE - HOI’ HE—AT THR EE HOLLARS mi ANNUM OJVK iH.4frorez.. . NOTICE. WILL BE SOLD, Gn Friday, the loth day cf De? tem&tr ficxt, at the laic residence j 6f Benjamin Daifts, late of JeJjferbon county, deceased, A 4 pz?t of the persona?. ?rd gflrty of said decease,. . v . Consisting qf . fi ■ jOne hundred bushels of Corn, <hd‘fiundry other articles. Ore* t|M be given until the first day Mafrj&s ky purchasers giving 7#iaU nates and approved seen *us* . a Elisabeth Davis, AdnCh, John Cock, % $ Alnathan Davis, § Wiley Belcher, j d<f * so ■_ • v Will be soli o& : ?tvMxr the 10th of December tie*L at the Jate residence 6f John Green, dee* 4? Jefferso2 county, ■-M the Dta. # property of J&a dee. eensTswig of Horse, Cattle, Hogs, Jsheep, Household and kitchen furniture, and planta tion tools—Together With the crop of Cotton, Corn, Fodder be. Conditions made known on the day of sale. Rachel Green, Adm'x. Warren Green, Adm'r. October 24. 6w ~ NOTICE. All persons haying demands a eiinst the estate of John Green, te of Jefferson county dec. are to present them Within fijie prescribed by tav>~and those indebted are requested to JN&e immediate payment. * Rachel Green, Adm'A Warren Green, Adm'r. October 24. 6w * ]sine months after date appli cation will be made to the Hon orable the Inferior Court of Jef ferson County, for leave to sell a of land lying in the Coun ty of Wayne, No. 126, contain ing 490 acres, belonging to the estate of John Green deceased. ; KACKEL green, Adm’x. WARREN GREEN, ■ ; ..r ■ . ■ Adm’r. August 20th 1916. cation wU he made to the honor able the iur Court of Scriv. an county/hr leave to sell all the real estate f Benjamin Lanier, late of said county deceased. Robert Lanier, Guardian* iStli June, I! ie. * , X.OUIS ViLLEj THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 33,” lilG. NOTICE. The subscriber respectfully inform: his customers, that he has now on hand a general assort ment of goods, and daily expects his winter suppU''; which he will be enabled to dispose of eh rea sonable terms. All those indebt. ed v to him will have an eppofmni > tjr of pay ing ol? their accounts in seed cotton, of a good quality, at fiyfl dollar^per hundred. Those ivho do not avail themselves of this notice, ‘cannot Complain if more harsh measures should be tesbrmd to. Those indebted to Doctor B. D. ha ye theiabaejp*s<s i&awm ih payment, by calling on l “ : WM. N.. HARM AM. - 1 November 7, —take. MmcET The lubscritiers haite foftotd an establishment, at the qM State House, Louisville, .WtM&te thtfjr intend to carry on the BOOT & i SHOE making and repairing bu siness, in aU ks various -branches. Having constantly ori hand the besf of Leather, those disposed to give them cutroirt, tpay depend'on having their work executed in me best manner. •v,-.■■■• - v - ’ Gtheldred Moon’* ■si ■ v* ■ Hugh Murphy . 1 1 November 7,.. . r .* REVENUE OfKiiii. ‘ The Collector’s OfHce for the 2d Collection District of Georgia is now removed to this place—it may be found nearly opposite to the dwelling of Waiter Leigh, Esq. in the lower part of the city; it will be open on every evening (except Thursday and Sunday) from 3 o’clock until sundown. (Q* MERCHANTS Who have not obtained Licences to sell Mer chandise, be. and owners of un licensed carriages* will do well to avail themselves of this notice. JOHN A. COBB, Col. C. States Bev. 2d dist. Geo. Augusta, November 1. , “* NOTICE. Nine months after date appli cation will be made to the honora ble Inferior Court of Jeffershn county, for leave to sell a part of the real estate of Benjamin Davis defc. Consisting of 32 lots in the Town of Louisville, with the im provements, whereon Joseph White, formerly lived. ALSO, one Other tract of land containing 202 I*2 acres 16th district Wilkinson County, at the time of survey ; and known and distinguished by lot NO. 7. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased; , Elizabeth Davis, Admix. / John Cock , Ij* Efnathan Davis , > g Wiley Belcher, j October, 3.. BRiTfsH OFFICIAL Dis“ PATCHES. ; AdmiraltT'O!?! > Bppt. iLiSfv. 3 (Wa?a e? hi* tTiip j Queen CUaflotte, arrived at th:s ol'.-ft ’, Jest idakt, with the foibwiag aijiiral Ijrd Bxhieuth, o. 0- B* to John Wilson Croker, ts^. Queen Alders Bor, . w.... , flic. jStR-—• In ail tisfc vrciss.uuids /.i a tMEoof public service, ho eirensßd&ti*'Oii.h , <s <m mj mmd aa; li iuo9 of gratitude and joy fix ihs event _ of ; sa^te’lda|•.' , ltd have been one hf ,th hai- j the hands of Divi-ia Pfo-.j vtceacc, for hnaelnsf to c ‘ BOierau;ciit/aiid fdreVer t ; y tu- uiid horiivl syaiem. ©i Vhi'hi.v <i>var lowa source oi H.iiAtAnd hcactrck R©afort>t -e^n-radi- ViL'Jti -jispify wipacD to. bu fetaployed iu it. & tiisy, a hope, be periuitU-d pirUor such iin* to flifer my ducerc’ congratula* ijWi'i to tfieir lordship> on the compile suc kkeade-l ihe eUbris o£ t;v: fleet in their atiark upon Al t 7 jesterddy jjftttd the pr;* Suited t.cai it- on this day by the stiga.uire bl hgaco. ’ Vjius ixiiS a provoked war of iw> dUj.s 5 estlatuice been it r,iid by a torn pie? ftvi'- Ivjfa and closed Uy a hcoewed peace for ■V>4 aiid'hef ailj > liia” of the'Jfeiher tufids, on cohiitioos dictated by the firttmass ai. ? carrucandetf hjjr thn vigor of their sao&tiures. My thanka <J *•: for t::fc ficnor lx his lit ijcaty's uniiytcri have been ptSaßedl to repose on 10y z .t:,!, rn this highsj’ •imporfeint oesasioo. The rue-'* were fcy >theia inadd afleha.it*; to ioj r.* u. i ■hi 4, BBd ..the rapidity cf their me*.ibrfe3 ihetp&vives. • Not iheffa ihar*., on*i r iufydrcd t left Alglhrti with the British unsusn?4*ouß ajd df l.he fctr®- t iae’ whitk;had tli&tfleet cnr v arrival n waVufe eesft&riij d.sii&uded, and .N .’i.tr,. v. ;tti pre partionate ressi u’t oi, craaie/t ar.d chapped 5. and althongh ithperdftd in x\a hy \ calms ana-adveae L p? u. uth ) veugeante of an natidi, in ehritt-j ( aiag the erftt.ticu of b cneert.j i with ft promptitude htußipis, aiui. j highly StoaoraUlo to the .uatwa...a fii .xwcle,| ! eager to ftie.-T cr e, c.eity, vrUep*{ e? w r practised tHpoa Ihaie ftSde-r tkea* pfb’ teetiou. Would to ‘God that in the att’-laneat cf this object t had cot deeri; U 1 .aect the severe loss of 30 laaiij gtifkk cSix ars and menj they.hive bled which has been peculiarly irjarked Ly proofs of s.uehtdevoted heroism as would ev ery noble feeling, did i dare indulge ia ra latihg them; Their lordships vml already hare teen informed by his majesty’ sloop .Taeper, of; iny proceedings up to the 15-th inst, opj whieh day I broke groond froo Gibraltbr, after a vexatious deteation, by & foul wind of four day#. The fleet, complete in all its points, w ith the addition of five gun-boate fitted at Gib raltar, departed iu the highest spirits, and with the must favorable prospect of reach ing the port of their destination in three days; but an adverse wind destroyed the etpectalio’n of ah early arrival, which was the more anxiously lubked for by myself, io consequence of hearing, the day I sailed from Gibraltar, that is large army had as semhied, and that very considerable addi-, tional works were throwing up, not only on both flanks of the city, but also immediately about the enterance of the Mole : from this I was apprehensive that my intention of ma king that point ray principal olyeet of a£- taek, had been discovered to the dey by the same means he had heard of the expedi* tion. This intelligence was, on the follow ing night, greatly confirmed by the Prome theus, which X bad dispatched to Algiers some time before, to endemor to get away thaeomnil. Captain Dash wood had with ‘difficulty succeeded in bringing away, di*> goised in midshipman's unifoim, hid wife and daughter, leaving a boat to bring oft their infant child, coming down in a basket with the surgeon, who thought he had com posed if. but it unhappily tried in tb* gate way, anfl io consequence the surgeon, three mi^hipmen—ln ail eighteen persons, were seized and confined as slaves in the usual dungeons. The child was sent off next morning by the dey, and as a solitary in stance of bis humanity, it onght to be re corded by ole. C&pt&tu BasuWood fdKbcr that about 40,00a men had been brought down from the interior, and all the JaosMn ries called in frosn distant garrison*, an $ that U’y were indmtigahfy employed in their batlwze*, t .<*. aad every where sirengtneiiiußg ; /o seft-tlciicoce*. Tha kiups were *V. part, and betwean €ctty aqd aftygua r. 1 luutl-M bout* ready, IflVcf&l nadrl i 1 Virrvard repair. Thu dey Itad closely tw* irred the eos?ih am! ufacdcither to give him un. <? pr.iiiiiae hi personal safety ; nor w. old he hear a worj respectioi* the ollieera cm* sciiscd io tha ()'.? of the Pruesethcivs. From the’ continuantb oFadreise vviudai and eaiais, Lto land to the westward of Al gser* was not made br.hra the ifltu,nd iKit mormns ai day.bHkk the.fleet wait ad ve need so of the ciiy, ihoegh not so ’ near as I had intfaded. As the ship* wc.m • becalmed., I embmeed ilila opprtrity c*j in patchiag r. teat, nader of the Sd v: vo> with a iUg of tfd .e, and the demoudn | 4 . had .to muko rtf t;u. - aat.to >.f ! U royal high lies* the pricoa .regent, ion the doy tit Algiers (o’ whlah the uocampanyiag arecc pies) dire tii s; the cf .eer to waic two of three heurs for the dey’s at vthiek. time, if no reply was seat, he nil to re turn to tta flag Llp ’ he e met near tha Mole by the captain of port, who, oak betas ia i * the answer v.ua expected in end hour, Fepiitd, that it was impossible. Thsi officer, t hen said he would wait two cr three* hour s; he then observed two heurs* was quito suMetcnt* The fleet at this time, by the springing pof the sea breezo, te.d reached the bay, ?Ni?d were preparing the boat* and flotilla, for scxrviee, near two o'clock, whep 3 observing my officer was .etoremg with tho aigcai flying", that no answer hau been re- ceived, after a delay of upwards of thrso boors, I instantly made the signal to know if the Ships were all reidy, which being an swered in tha aflirroatsve, the Queen Char iot to dqx3 up, followed up fcy the fleet, for their appointed stations; the flag, leading in the pfescnhftd order, was auehored in the einrftuce -J the mole, a* about fifty yards! difttanu€s At ib\i not a guu ha<| h'oeh feed, Etd I ft> suspect a ful| eattJplLffici with the idbws whiffii Shftd so W'i y hears ta their ffianda J U “Isi pe ? v:tA ts KlusJ siled<te a hol waa fired! j ftikA Ox A. -jh, r. 4 two at the to ‘ | th’j .a-iivltward-then following j Ki* w*pi’ j properly by.the Qaeco Charlotte^ ; who was xhau listing'to ‘the mainmast of & bri.-'-, fast to the ahsw't* in the month cf tba j Molts, u:id which we h&u !UchlfcS'j as &■ g-jide to cur pesitica.. Thus .commenced a f.ro as aaiziated anil well support ti, l htdieve, wad ever wit acssad. from a before ihree until Diiji?, without inh kTiise.b.vi, and which did hit <*fc’?tEc‘ until’ half past cloved* TL shipsiiiT!Bue?-:.> IbHowing me were admirably and cool ■/ tdklag sheir station, with a presisio.a evoii iieyoud my most sail ijuiue hope % and aever did the British flag receive., on nuv c.t Asidn, vnore zealous ana honorable ‘To look further on the : |ine than iciaiidi&U : ly round can was ’ feeti? impossible, bmeo well gryanfteiiwas my confidence gallant officers Thief’ the honor to that my trued was left perfectly free to attend 1 to other and I know them la their stations only by the destructive! eficet of their fire upon the walls ardLalWies to which they were op posed. I fikd about this tune the satisfaction of seeing vice-admiral van Cap pollen’s flag in the station I had assigned to him, and fccon after, at intervals* ths remainder of his frigates, keeping tp a well supported ! fire on the Sankiug batteries he had offered to cover vs fro nr, a* it had cot been in my power, foi want o* roai, to i.t *■'*§ hup in the front of the Mole. About sua set I received a message from rear-admiral Mtiae, conveying tosne the se vere loss the Impregnable was sustaining, having then ISO killed avid mounded, and requesting I would, if pcseH.de, send him a frigate to divert some of tL.e fire he was uu*> der, The Glasgow, near me, immediately weighed, hut the wind had been driven away by the cannonade, and she was obliged to anchor again, having obtained rather a bet ter position thau before. I had at thin time ant orders to the ex plosion vessel, under the charge, of lieut. Fifiniog and Mr. Parker, by eup*. Reade of the engineers, to bring her into the Mole; hut the rear-admiral having thought sbo would do him *ssent.m service if exploded under the battery in his front, I seat orders to this vessel to thataffect, which were exe cuted. I desired also the rear admiral mi£htb informed, that many es tho ships [VOL.I. ,