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Georgia & Carolina Gazette. Volume i.] TER M S or THE GEORGIA & CAROLINA GAZETTE, t. Price to Subferibers, three dollars per annum, payable half yearly *n advance. 2. Advertisements for the firft insertion feventy-five cents per square, and fifty cents for • each continuation. 3. Advertisements will not be inferred unless previously paid Cor. ‘’ % The fol lowing gentlemen ere a.v- | thorifed to receive Subjcriptions for this Paper. ‘X ffre Redr & C Ur -'-’ Al bert Counrv. Mr. William Woods, Elher ton. Col. Holman Freeman, and Capt. John Freeman, Wilkes County. Capt. Mofcs Speer, Greenes fcorough. Mr. G. T. Watkins, Ogle tliorpe County. Mr. D. L. Ryan, Sparta. General Irwin, Sanderfville. Mr. Michael Burke, Louis ville. Mr. James Hely, Savannah, Mr. John Cafhin, Augusta. In South Carolina. Mr. Benjamin Glover and Doctor Caley, Vienna. Rev. Moles Waddel, Abbe ville.. NOTICE. Will he expojed to Public Sale, on Friday the 20 th day of June next, at the Store of Davis Id Hughes , Lincoln County, tbs following property , FIVE Negroes, one horse, a woman’s saddle, and a few ar ticles of houfehoid furniture ; being rhe residue of tbe perso nal estate of Augustin Davis, dec. The terms made known on the day of r a!c. BARNIT JETER, Executor. May 8, 1806. FOR SALE A Valuable Traft of Land Containing between 3 and 40© Acres, lying 18 miles from Petersburg, on the main road leading to Elberton, and within 31-2 miles of that place, well improved, cleared fu/ficiently to work 10 or 15 hands, under an excellent fence, with apple and peach orchards. A liberal credit will be granted enquire of Lerov Pope, Esq. of Peters burg, or on the premtfes to ~ THOMAS NAPIER. April 24, 1806. r ---■■■ fEj* ON Sunday the Bth of June next, the Rev. Moses Waddel will preach in this town, and on every £xth Suq- , dav thereafter. PETERSBURG: ‘(Georgia) —pminted ey ALEXANDER M‘DONNELL. POSTPONEMENT. w , V V ii the ComnrfPontrs ap pointed by the LrgifLiure, to dilpofe of the Sur veys of \VtiUkifon, Baldwin, and Wayne Counties, have for fc veral reasons poflponed the laic until the i6ch of Juste next, at which time we will commence. WILKINSON. Thofc of the Ift diftrift on the 16th day of June next, and continue from day to day, be tween the hours of ten and three, iimdays excepted, until the 23d inclusive. Those cf the 2cl diftrift on the 24th of June until the 27th inclusive. Thofc cf the 3d didrift or. the 28th of June until the 2d day of July inclusive. Thofc of the 4th diftrift on the 3d da> of July until the 7th inclusive. Thole of the sth diftrift on the Bth day of July until the 1 ith inclusive. BALDWIN. Those of the ill diftrift: on the 12th day of July until the 16th inclusive. Those of the 2d diftrift on tbe 17th day cf July until the 24th inclusive. Those of the 3d diftrift on the 25 th day of July until the 29th inclusive. Thofc of the 4th diftrift on the 30th day of July until the 4th day of August inclusive. Thofc of the sth diftrift on the sth dav of August until the nth inclusive. WAYNE. Those of the ill f'ftrift on the 13th day of Auguii until the 21 ft inclusive. Those of the 2d diftrift on the 22d day of August until the 26th inclusive. Those of the 3d diftrift on the 27th day of August until the 30th inclusive. TERMS OF SALE. Os the purchafcrs, Bonds for the amount of the purchase mo ney will be required ; At four equal and annual installments, to be paid in silver and gold;— the firft payment twelve months afterdate ; in, addition to which a Mortgage on the premises will be required. MOSES SPEER, REDk. SIMMS, PATRICK JACK, Ccmmijf.cn ers. Wajhingtcn , February 17, iSco. ~S HERIFF ’TSAUL On the First Turjday in July next, at Elbert Court-Houje, will be fid, ONE House and Let in the T own of Alexandria and Counrv . f Elberr, containing one half a<;e, adjoining Alien Jones with aii the improvements thereon i occupied by James Clark, and levied on as rh” property of Hamilton Wiifon. \VM. WQQPS, £. S. 1 II U ll S D A Y, June 5, .Bc 6. LONDON, i\U:vh at. 1 It is now the prevailing opi nion that the commjnication re ceived from France contains lomc overture ro a negotiation for peace. The dilpatchcs, we undeiftand, were addn fled to Mr. Fox, in his cipacitv of Se cretary or State for the Foreign Department. If they related to the negociatioii for an ex change of prifonrrs of war, which has been going on for lome time, they would have been ciire&cd to ihe Commifii oners ol the* 1 ran (port Board between whom and the French ; Minifler of M.irtne the corrcf ! pendenre on that subj 61 has j been hitherto conduced. This I though an affair of conliderablc j inrereft, is not fufficiently im portant to occasion the manage ment of it to be diverted from the usual channel!. A Cabinet Council has been held this fore noon on the fuh’kct, it is sup posed, of thcle dilpatchcs, to whi h the answer will probably be tranfaaitted to Jrar.ee in the course of to-morrow. The letters brought by the Townfcnd packsk from Lisbon were delivered morning.— Wc received fork* Madrid Ga zettes by the fauy opportunity. Fiie Gibraltar Gizette of the 1 (l tail. contains the following in telligence : “ Mr. Carrright, his Majcf ty’s Consul-General at Algiers, landed here on the 27th ult. from die Niger frigates. Mr. Cartright, after trying in vain every means in his power to ! obtain fatisfiiftioft refpeefing va rious demands confiftcnc with the Treaties between our Go vernment and the Regency, and finding it impofliblc to avert the daily intuits which the Dcy and his Agents offered to the British Legation and fubje&s, intimated he intended to depart, and demanded his paflports, which were granted him with out difficulty.” March 22. Mons. Bomquetc, a French pilot, who was in the French flag of truce, dated that Bou logne is become a king’s port; no mere Hunt ye Tel, privateers, or even prizes, arc futered 10 enter, unless loaded wuh ordi nance or miliary ftorcs. There has been a v.ry large bafon made :o hold the flotilla, which j contain i~ £et water at high i water, and he port is said to contain ten it low water. A large harbor is almost made at Wy mill and it Vimcrcux, with immense ford n cations to defend them, and the flotilla is again cauippincr. The bloodhound gun brig arrived on YVedndday in the downs from off Boulogne.— She was at acked and bcarcieu on Tuesday night off the Soui Fort land, by a French lugger privateer, aid had two men kii- led in the a&ion; but her c rew behaved To gallantly, that the privateer had between 20 anil 30 kiiicd, on which (he fhcer cd off, and made for her own fliore. The Bloodhound chac cd her nearly all rughc, buc could not overtake her. Two Hamburg Mails arriv ed this morning. They bring news of importance, though somewhat contradictory j whilst fome of the German papers, would, persuade us that every thing is arranged between Prul fia and France, .others r:fieri, 1 hat war bit ween the two fewer* is inevitable. t The king of Sweden has been, formally released bv Grtat-Uri tain and Russia, fiom I,is en gagements to occupy the coun try of J .anenburg. ? The French have fuddcnly taken poffcfiion of Nurember g. The Austrian AmbafT:c> j ar Petc.fourgh has been ordcicd to declare, that, the Treaty of Pro (burgh contains no fecreu article. Yesterday we received Dutcli papers and letters to the inf et. The news by this ion vcyance is not of such impor tance, if we, except a report* chat the Duke pf Brunfwuk,* on the 2.7 th ult. concluded * treaty effenfive and defer five alliance between Rufiia v Prus sia. His highness reached Pc tcifburgh the iHth, and wai lodged in the Hermitage, in arx apartment adjoining the palace of the grand cuke fconftaminc. His reception corrcfponccd ac once with his own desert, and’ the greatness of his hod. Spain and Austria are flared’ to have interceded in behalf of | the King of Naples, but chat ! Napolean returned the mofc ! decided negative to their repre ! Mentations. The French and Pruftian troops on the frontiers of Anf pach and Bayrouch, are with:a fight of e2ch other, and only separated by a fmaii river. h * | BOSTON, May- c. The Expose of the fkee of the French empire, had been received in England. It !S an elaborate work, and embraces a wide and extensive field of oc lifica! (peculation. j. he terms upon which England may ob tain peace, are, when fully con fidcred, nothing lcls than equa lity of maritime strength j France, at the fame time, to re tain every acquisition flic has made on the continent of Eu rope. YV hile thu language is held out to England, the Expose enumerates Holland as or.c of federative parts of the ” Grand Empire,” net merely as an allied power with France, but as incorporated with that kingdom, l'he intention tor-, of revolutionizing tht Turkilh pr evinces is opc.dy avowed —. 1 After theie pacific dcciaruci [Nv MBXR 47.