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“FRIEND & MONITOR. Washington, December 1. : The Rev. Mr James E. ‘Welch, of Lexington, Kentucky, will deliver a fermonon Sunday n.xt, in the Chapel, at U o'clock. A- M. ■ - The feeling of the legitimates of France towards us,.is strongly portray ed in a letter from Bordeaux, which we this day publish. We cannot but be lieve, however, that the French people generally refpedf our government : A reciprocity of sentiments and principles for many years interwove their inter ests with ours, and even Bonaparte, un til forced to the contrary, as a counter check to British measures, acknowledg ed our worth, and regarded our prol •perty. The hostility of the French Royahjls towards the United States Ihouui cre ate no wonder at this time, nor much regTet ; as all monarchies are inimical to republics very little, or no faith fliould be placed in their alliance or friendlhip ; they cannot, consistent with iruth, with prosperous principles which are so much at iflue with their own From France we have nothing to fear Though the jealou. interievence of England Ihould divert her sympathy from us, or raise in her bosom a dispo sition tepulfive to our friendlhip, her powers of annoyance are too weak; her days of triumph are over ; and her pre fers agitated state, bespeaks those even of her national exigence numbered Os England we should be cautions Our late contest with her has {lamped with indeliable chara£lere, her une qual claim toevry auifice, cruel & un warrantable. In open and equal con flicts w*h us, file must ever (brink from our fu.ierior rkL) and biavery, but in those means, bribery and intrigue, by which (lie has so often triumphed in the overthrow of Other nations, we are difquailfied by nature and by pract ice to cope with her in hopes of any possible chance of r uccefs Open violation ol right, {hould cell for open avowal of hostility—then be the war between two nations, honorable as between two gentlemen. Oursftia'ti ever be such... the righteous fight—the word of battle justice—no burning of houfet, no rav ishing of women, no imffacree of prfon cts'.f 0 Since writing the above, we* have received the oppreflive news, that an English seventy-sour has wantonly funic the United States* brig L'Epervier, and consigned her brave litte crew to a watery grave! Are such matters to be tamely pall ed over ? is the government always to be on the temporiling fide ? the spring of retaliation to be forever bent down, or will it rife at this sanguinary ad, with renovated force ? Can any American read this deed, and not feel disposed to vengeance ? ll Cry havoc ! and let dip the dogs of war ” until ample expiation is obtained through the Unices of English. blood—They must be taught to respect those by Whom they would be refpe&ed. - f” 0 The Commissioners have fin iihea running the line of divifibn Tn the Creek Nation. r v#* The Legillature have made the following appointments: Charles Harris and Isaac Minis, efqrs. Directors of the Planters’ Bank. Dr. G. V. Pro&or. health-offi cer, and Robert Grier, Efq‘ Har { bor Master, f<3r the perd: of Savan l nah. • Brigadier General John Floyd, * Maior General of the iftJDivifon, Georgia Militia, in place of Gen. John M*lntofh, religned. | Colonel Thomas P. Hamilton, j ’ of Jalper county, Brigadier Gene- i ral in place of Dr William Lee, de ceased. •:/.*wwWiWMWßirjiCiuipili” tiupw-i h Georgia Legislature. SENATE. Tuesday , 14 ih November, 1815. The Senate took up the reolu tion from the houie of Reprefen- ! tatives on the fnbjed matter of ap pointing a joint committee to en quire into the condud of the Judg es of the Superior court, &c.—Mr. Nowlan moved to difeharge the appointment of a joint committee, and on the question being put, it was loft. Mr. Cook then propos ed to amend the Resolution to read as follows, to wit: Resolved , that a committee.bs appointed on the part of the House, to join such as may appointed by the Senate, to prepare and report an address to his Excellency the ; Governor for the purpose of re moving from office John Macpher fon Berrien, Judge of the Superior court of the Ealtern circuit; Robert Walker, judge or the Superior court of the Middle circuit; Young Gresham, Judge of the Superior court of the vVeftern circuit; 6c Ste phen W. Harris, Judge of the Su perior court of the Ocmulgee cir cuit, for usurping power not given them by the Conflitution of this state, in declaring certain ads of the Legislature unconstitutional, at a Convention held at Augusta, on 13th of January, 181.5, as well as fubiequent extra judicial proceed ings. On the question to agree to the foregoing resolution, the yeas and nays uere as follows: Yeas—Messrs. Bracewell, Cleve land, Cook, Cullens, Daniel, Doo ly, Foster, Hatcher, Hopkins, Hudfpeth, Knight, Lane, Moore, Montgomery, Newfom, Robinson, Swam, Williams, and Wimber ly.—l9. Nays—Messrs. Blackmon, Bird. Byne, Charlton, Cuthbert, Flour noy, Freeman Hamilton, Harden, Hardie, Harris, Hudson, Milton, Nowien, Park, Piles, Talbot, Walk er, and Ware.— l 9. There being a tie, the Preftder.t decided in the negative. The Re solution from the House of Ite prefentatives was ordered to lie on the table. Augusta Prices Current , November 27. Cotton D. 28 50 Flour 7 Corn 68 3-4 Corn-Meal 75 Bacon 18 3-4 Butter 371-2 Lard 15 Sugar 23 to 25 Coffee * 30 33 Salt 1 62 1-2 Whifkcy SO Iron 7 8 Cotton Bagging SO 85 SHERIFF’S SALE. - WILL BE SOLD [ Onthefirsl Tuesday in January next, at the Court House in Oglethorpe county, between the hours often, id th\e o'clock, the following proper ty, viz.: One dark bay mare, ten or ele -1 ven years old, and one sorrel mare, | fix years old ; levied on as the pro perty of Thomas Scroggin, at the instance of John T. Lawrence. Also, One hundred and fifty acres of j land, mcire or lets, on the waters of Clouds creek, joining Fieiding Dillard ; levied on as the property of Young W. Short, at the in? fiance of Susannah Billups, and William. Billups, Executors of John Billups, decale, and Robt. Bledfoe. Also, One hundred acres of land, on the waters of Big creek, joining John Armfted ; levied on as the property of |John Rodgers, at the instance of {no. M‘Carty. Also, One bay mare, and one feather bed and furniture ; levied on as the property of Wm. B. Brown, at the instance cf the truftces of Meson academy. Also, One negro man, by the name of Daniel; levied on as the property of John Center, at the instance of Thos. Burdtil, for Ferdinand Phi nizy, and Pafehal Murphy, lor Jas. Freeman. Also, One hundred & lixty five acres of land, more or less, on the waters of Indian creek ; levied on as the property William Kidd, at the in stance of Robert Freeman, for John T. Lawerence. Property pointed out by W. Kidd. Conditions cash. PLEASANT COMPTON, Sheriff. Nov. 30, 1815. 1 GEORGIA, ‘ V By'jobWc:- Elbert county, 3 ton, Clerk of the Court of Ordinary, for said county. WHEREAS Gaines Thompson applies to me lor lettereof admin istration (with the will annexed) on the estate and eflecls of Joseph Cornels, late of said county, dec. These are therefore to cite and admonilh all and Angular the kind red and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for the county aforefaid* on the ift Mon day in January next, then and there to shew cause, (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted; Given under my hand the igth cf November, 1815. JOB WESTON, Clk. LOST, ON the 26th instant on the road leading from Waffiington to A thens, a frnall book, containg a five dollar bill, and a note for nine dol lars, on James Norris, in Ogle thorpe ; there was a!fo, a few lines in it, addressed to Mr. M‘Kinney of Augusta. The person who has, or may find the book, will confer a favor on the fubferiber by leaving it at Mr. M‘Cords, Oglethorpe county. SAMUEL BRADSHAW. Nov. 3,0, GEORGIA, } By Job Wesm EVSert county , \ Clerk of the Court cf Ordinary for said county WHEREAS William Thomp son applies for letters of adguniftra : tion on the estate and eff-ih ot Jo : feph Cornels, late of said county, ! dec. These are therefore, to cite & ad it van ifh all and fingufar the kindred and creditors of laid deceased, to be and appear at a Court of Ordi nary to be held-tn and for the coun ty aforefaid, on the ift Monday in January next, to shew cause. if any, why said Letters should not be y ran ted. Given under my hand this agth day of November , 1815. JOB WESTON, Clerk. Mount PJeafant -A cademy w., *■’ WILL go into operation on the firfi day of next January, under the immediate direction and con troul of the fubicriber. In this in dilution provision is made for the instruction of .both Male and Fe male pupils. Mount Pheasant lias about five miles North of Pe terfburgh, in Elbert county. Per haps there :s not a more healthy spot in the state of Georgia, than this vicinity. The rate of tuition will be two dollars per month, or 10 dollars per feflion. Board with the exception of candles, will bo eight dollars per month. No (In dent can enter this institution for a shorter period than one feflion.— The fir ft feflion will end the iaft of May. The second feflion will commence on the 10th cf June, & end on the 10th of November. It is expected that tuition will be paid one half in advance. The Rector will receive into his own family a bout 10 or 12 Boarders. . HENRY REID. November 18.—47 3t. ~Look Here! ~~~ Having moved our STORE on Main Street, on,e door below Messrs. WARE & STONE. We will al ways be glad to fee c%r friends, as we still continue to give good bar gains. We have alio just received an assortment of frefh goods T. W, SIMS, & Cos. November 31. —47-4: GEORGIA , J Dy David Ter - Wilkes County. 3 rel Clerk of the court of Ordinary for said county. WHEREAS William Arnett and Samuel Arnett applies for let ters of Administration on the eftato of John Quints, deed. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at the court of Ordinary to be ‘held in and for the county aforefaid, on the ift Monday in January next, then and there to shew cause, (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand this 2 yth day of November , 1815. D. TERRELL, Clerk. Nov/ is he Li e. Two able FIELD HANDS for sale cheap for cafh—Enquire of the Printer. Nov. 27. 1 CASH Will be given f r n U ’dred or , two weight of ba.tri—enquire 2: j this office;