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■ n . who com the Confederation. Having j z (|;,!! the; ‘Other Princes ’B r f"'rnithe Germanic body, as BLndrnt sovereigns, we can "■' ol rnize nnT one as their r ' n We have no relations ?l?reignty with the Confed- S„ n of (he Rhine, but merely Be of simple protection. More “Serin! thin the Confederate lifters, we wish to use the sa ‘Sorityol'onr power, not to re ■n thrir rights of sovereignty, ‘Stu gnar mtee their rights in Sr plenitude. !)rav God, my brother,that have you in his holy and *Sihy keeping. . at <mr Imperial Palace H Cloud, the 11th of Scptem fl NAPOLEON. to be conform -de to ;! H ||,e original.) 3linister for Foreign Af jf c. M. TALLEYRAND, Be Prince of Renevento. /./ / rs > v ■/” r / J / / - > - r r ft Sheriff’s Sales. mm the first Tuesday in Feb. next, between the hours to and 3 o'clock Will he at the Court.Jioujc in ciiy of Savannah. i TBC Silowing Negroes, viz. Him, Joe, Good luck, Geotge, ft and Mary. m —A Ls o Hliannah, Betty, Lucy and Hi Id Cybele, by virtue of an Hecution on mortgage. The Hccuicrs of Mr. Bolton, v.s, Hm. ) no. Davies. ST. ROBERTSON,s.c. c. IftDecrmber 4. 6 I SheritF s Sales. ■,V the firjl Tuesday in Janu. |Btfry next, Will be Sold, at H the Court, house in this city, H between the hours of 10 and 3 ■ O'CLOC l, ■Five Negroes, VIZ. Hjohnami his wife Catherine Blether with their children Bharlotte, Juliet and Harrv, ■ken under execution,Edwin, ■ewis vs, Emanuel Rengill ■ointed out by the defendant |f The former purchaler not Bomplying with the terms of Bile. Conditions Calh. II H. W. Williams, and. s.c.e. || December 4. 6. Sheriff’s Sales. ft.V the fir fl Tuelday in Janu 1 ary next, Will be fold, at the 2 Court.houfe in this ciiy, be twen the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock. Anegro MAN named Btc bus,taken under execution a; he property of William Bar. lard, under fun dry execute >us, pointed out by the defen knt. The former purchaser ‘ot complying with the terms of iale. Continued from lafl faies. T. ROBERTSON, s.c.e. December 4, 6. Sheriff’s Sales, CM the first Tuesday in January next, WILL BE SOLD, at the Court-House in this city, be tween the hours of 10 and 3 O'clock, TWO thirds of a Traft of 300 Acres of LAND, Oak, Hickory, and Swamp, suita ble for Rice, Cotton and Pro- Gfions, two miles from M’ln •ofti Court-House, adjoining leaj * Martins Land. Levied as the property of Thomas > t 0 Satisfy Maurice Le ■ifie, pointed out by the de. * en dant. Continued from last Tales. Conditions Cash. T. ROBERTSON, s. c. c. December 4. 6. PATRIOT. ‘yy y yyy yy.ry y. SAVANMAH , Dec. \. isbo. Capt. Newall lias received his Commission as Captain of the Re venue Cutter, of this Port. Nfw-Yokk, Nov. 13. A friend having favored us with a Trinidad paper of the 18th ult. we are enabled to Rate, that the British flu ip For titude, from the Straits of Ma lacca via Bengal, bad arrived therewith 191 natives, [me chanics and aitiffx) agrea-bie to a plan of the British govern ment. It appears by governor His lop’s Proclamation, that the obje6i is, to introduce a fee race of cultivators, who from interest, will be attached to the European proprietors. He advises the inhabitants to t *eat these newfettleis with kindnels, that they mav become reconciled to their new abode, that they may by the return ot lbe Blip, lend a favorable re. port to their friends, and pro mote future emigrations, which he fays, in coutfe of time, will produce the mod important advantages to ihe colony. V. e aifo find by the fame paper, that a deputation from the cuflom-houfe had been ap pointed a. Port Hiflop, for the purpofeof obtaining permiffL on for American and other vefTels, to load and difehar e wiihout being obliged to go to P. Spain. A letter from our correfpon dent at Trinidad, of the 16th u!t. fays, American provisions of every clsfs are ex tieamly scarce, flour 24 dollars and only 4 days pro viiior'o re maining with the Bakers, and not a barrel for faie. Fish 8 dollars, Rice 10, Beef A: Pork, none. Lumber of every des cription scarce and dear.” November 17, The brig Eliza, capt. Wilson, sailed from Netv-Orleans for Philadelphia the 21st October; at that time news had reached the city, that an arrangement hid taken place between the Span, iards on die frontier and general Wilkinson; in consequence of tv hich the militia of rhe territory of Orleans and Mississippi, who hud volamcereed their services to the number of C')o men, and had marched to join General Wilkinson, were on their return to their respective districts. No official intelligence had been re ceived on this subject from the general, hut concurting advices iron* different quarters respecting (he return of the militia, render ed it almost certain that arrange ments had taken place ; and ii is said to be agreed that neither the United States nor Spain shall occupy the contested country', between the old boundary and the river Sabine, until final ar rangements are made between the two governments respecting limits. General Wilkinson, notwith. standing his small force, and ve ry unprovided state of his little band, had advanced beyond the Grand Bayou, & had taken a'po fition with 300 men at thejunction of the roads to Adiesand Bayon Pierre, at which latter place was Col. Herrera, with about 1500io 1800 men, chiefly Cavalry- Captain Cordero,Governor of Sc. Antonio, with a reinforce ment, the number of which was unknown, lay encamped about 25 miles in the rear of Herrera’s force, and although the superior officer had not joined nor taken ihe command when the last ac counts reached Oilcans, a de tachment of artiilerv from the little garrison of Orleans had marched on the 12th October, on the western bank of the Missis- Isiopi,to join the genera! ntNatcbf todies, and were to he followed on the 22d or 23d by another de tachment which would proceed in two gun-boats by way of the Mi ssissippi and Red Hirer to the same place ; this reinforcement would add 109 more brave fol lowers to his forces. Governor Grand Pre, of Ba ton Rouge, alarmed at the report of the approaching departure of the gun-boats, had given out that he would oppose their passage up tlie river, but it was believed he would not attempt hostilities although he had assembled the mdiuaof his disi.net, and had taken every possible measure to assemble a force more than ade quate to the object. t lie militia of the Ciiy of New-Orleans were called toge ther on the 17th October, and unanimously offered their ser vices to defend the territory, and more particlarly the City—they were accepted by the Governor, and ihe following handbill was published on the occasion, which will amply refute the calumnies of those who have endeavouietl to persuade the government that the people of Louisiana were not attached 10 its caus- : “ Iri.luj, O’l ‘ber 17. “ Ds play or Patriotism. “ At the muster of the Ist, 2d, and 4th regiments of mili.ia this morning, every officer, non com missioned crater and private pre sent, vul'intarilv offered their services for the defence of the tereritoiy, and more parti cularly lor ‘lie security of the city. This tender of service was immediately accepted by the governor, and the detachment or dered to be mustered for inspec tion, and exercised once a week. The mditia was addressed by Cols. Reauchase, Mucarty and Darcier, and also bv the govern or when he accepted the tender of their services. Officers, non-commissioned of. fleers and privates of the Ist, 2d, and 4th regiments of militia. You have anticipated my wish es, and fulfilled my expectation*. I have 10 announce my accep tance of the tender of your tniii taiy services, and to add, that your patriotic conduct will be justly appreciated by your coun t'd • V. M. C. C. Claibor!"!:. Mew-Orleans, October 17, 1806. Extract of a letter dated St. Tho mas, Get. 25. “ No doubt, ere you receive this, you, will have heard of the capture of a number of Balti more vessels, bound to this port from Havti, and carried into Tor tola. The ship Eutaw, b schrs. Medusa and Nonsuch, belonging to Mr. Kennedy of Baltimore, raptured off the mouth of this harbour, have been released by compromise. Mr. Kennedy was on board the Eutaw at the time of the capture. He has given the captors 40,000 dols, to give up the porperty, Ihe compromise was effected with the advice and approbation of Mr. Lisle, of Jor tola, who is agent for the princi pal part of the insurance com panies of the United States- There are some other vessels whose late has not yet been de cided, viz. schrs, General Eaton. Beauty, Kolia, and Rebecca, all of Baltimore. “ The following Philadelphia vessels are here—-brig commo dore Barry, Meade ; schrs. Go vernor M’Kean, Acton,/ and Ann Eliza, Castigan. Also, brig Charleston Packet, Abbat, from Cayenne, dismasted, since condemned. “ Notwithstanding ihe rigo rous blockade kept up by the British squadron, the French pri vateer Jenne Adeile, of 14 guns, from Guadaloupe, came in here on the 21st, whilst the frigates Jason and Venus were at anchor tft the harbonr. She bad Dan ish colours hoisted, until she got under the protection of the fort, and then hoisted the French na tional flag, to the no small aston. ishment of ail present.” ! Extract fr9tn a late Par's Review j of Politic t,on M Parr ere. “ File United States by a 1 policy foreign to the old world purchase countries which they might conquer, preserve a (cir liment of gratitude for the French nation, and fieely ie venge rhe frefti outrages of England. Yet their territory in creates, their population ad vances, their revenues are more prosperous, and their growing navy didates laws up on tite coalt of Bai bary. Eng land alone, dreads the prolpc ritv of America, and Teems 10 feel that greater glory awaits the Ameticans upon the hanks of the tiver St. Lawrence.” We have been informed by a gentleman of refpeHability, that a iilver mine has been dis covered about sixteen miles from this place, near the Clarkf buig road. Our informant adds, that he law the silver which had been extracted, and on cutting it with a knife it ap peared very pure. lie also law a quantify ofthe ore in a house in which was erefcled a fntall air furnace. Morgan town Gaz. *** WlH>| Marine Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. A R RIVE D. Ship Missouri, Dunlap, Newbury’- Porti Nancy, Mauran, Providence (R. I.) Liverpool Packet, Leonard, Portsmouth Schr. Sally, Shearman, New-Bed. ford C L E ARE D. Schr. S.illv, Aplin, Clnrleston, Sloop Packet, Ny-> New-Port Kuth Phios, Sr. Mary’s. The ship Hannah from Balti more, bound to this port is a shore on O sawbaw Bar,and totally lost, crew saved. Port of Charleston Nov. 28* ARRIVED. Ships Two Friends, Livingston London ; Aide bran, Fitch, Digit! ton, (Mass.) ; Brigs Commerce Sebastian, Madeira,- Washing ton, Patterson, Rio-Pongus; Ma ry, M’Millan, Amsterdam ; Schooners Unity, Hamilton,’ New London ; Mars, Hatch, Newport / S.dumith,Weston Phi! ladelphia ; Sloops Sally, Haffcn an, North Kingston, r j. ; Man/ Brown, Providence, R, f. The ship Washington, Mitch ell, of this port, captured on the coast of Africa, by an English letter of marque, is arrived at Surinam. The Mary from Amsterdam, has experienced a continued sue. cession of head winds and gales, since she sailed. On the 27ih Sept, in lat. 44, 22, carried away her foremast and great part of the rigging of the main mast. The hext day fell in with the British ship Alica, capt, Fitzgerald, from Lisbon for Newfoundland ; who took the brig in tow, continued by them several days, and treated capt, iVl’Millau , with the greatest kindness. Oct. S, in lat. 43, 47 spoke brig Swat, Prince, 15 davs from this port fur Liverpool, ho supplied them with a barrel of wa ter. Nov. 4. spoke sloop Ann Brewster, 14 days from New-Lon don for M. Martin’s bad lost the head ot his mast and sprung his bowsprit. Nov. 19, in lat. 30, long. 76, 25, was boarded l>y tite Driver sloop of war, detained se veral hours, and opened ah the let ters. / s'-* ✓ r j v Wanted Immediately. A i this office, a Journeyman Printer—a young man of steady habits, who is a good Compositor and Press mail, will meet with good encouragement, He constant employment. Doer. 4. Medical Sfore, j THE SUBSCRIBERS j Have recently rec-ivcc/in Ad H ioii to their former Stock, a targe assortment of Drugs & Medicines, Among which are the followin'* articles , VIE. Red and Yell m § T.>iap. Bark, Gl-inb r & Ro-fjfpecacnanhit, G'vll halls, Salt T litre Pulv. § Magnesia, Cream Tartar, Manna, Camphor, § Wace, Copperas, & Pearl Aslm §S>nna, Sulphur Roll, Spirits Calomel, $ Nitre, fcc.fcc. ALSO, A VARIETY OF Patent Medicines j Which they offer FOR SALE at 1 heir store in Whitaker street, (laieiy occupied by Mr. John Gardner and immcdiatly opposite Mr. Ulrio Tobier’s) at reduced prices FOR CASH, or approved credit. 1 GREEN & 3ELDEN. TVcemiier 4. t, S. FOOT, ■R E SPEC TFULLY informs the , ul) * ic he lias returned to this city, and taken the ho, oo he formerly occupied in Bull Street Opposite the Auction Stum of Mr. S. 11. Sack house where i, intends carrying on the BOOT & SHOE MAKING BUSINESS as former r ‘ He nas on hand, a confidcrab'.e quantity of Boots 6c Shoes, of the firjl quality , which he offers FOR SALE at re el need prices December 4. (f g Si rayed or Stolen, FROM the card of the subserU bers in Savannah on ,Sunday evening iast.adaik B j HORSE, five y ars old, fiiteeri hands higK wuh one hind foot withe and has a slight saddle mark, with a lour switch tail Whoever will !a ke uj) jaul horse and return him ij the subscribers or give anv tnfor mation so that lie “may be found shall be handsomeiv rewarded l)\r JENCKES Ls BRCKWiTH- Dccetnb. r 4. tp. Sheriff’’s Sales. O2V the fir ft Tuesday in Janur a>y next, Will be Said at the Court.houfe in this C vy between ihe hours of so and 2 Clock, s W a sg on & geers for one Horfe—aLSO a lorrcl horte, seized to fatisy an execution David Burney v s . John Cal houn the property pointed out by the plaintiff T. ROBERTSON, s. C. C. Shtriff’s Sales^ ON tne first l ueulay in January next, at the Court-House in this city between the hows ojf 10 and 3 o'clmk, Wilt be Sold, , ALL that p atm ior, con ta:n ng 45 acres, Car penter T>thing, Decker watd, No. 3. —A L S O A negro wench named Mira* by vtitue of an execution johnfon and Robert lon vs. John Love executor of Eliz* Whitfield. —A L S O A forty five acre lot with the improvements thereon at present occupied by D;. KoL loci, and loimerly tne proper ty of Dr. Tetard two miLa Iron) Savannah on tite great Ogechee road bounded by lands ol the Miss Minis'.'., lands formerly Shicks Independence! Hill, late belonging to tate of Scbeuber Sc others tak en under sundry Executions as the property of lames Mc Intofl). T. ROBERTSON, S. C. C.