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H j„ r after half !um:’- he mcj ■ off bat was prevented, K a - " shot B | t till 9 the subscq lent „ close engagement place nnd Uslctl an V",i a ball, after which the H,cr with ,icr SWKC P- 8° l ■ o r and hotli vessels ■ .„ni:i si l° n S * hot ’ tdl 3 ■fteraoon, when the Pat Bore cam* up ar I kept at ■ wor k with her, until her B m l- r ran her on shore at ■V; forty oT her crew ■ i( | to have been killed, the Bitder escaped to the shore, Bhe wounded, who took, to B and made for the Drake Bof war, which at that itro- B appeared in sight. The Brb was shortly alter got B, and arrived yesterday at Bk'ivaf* She is very much Beil mher hud, and has up- Biwf- 03 ‘’hot b°les * n her fl| 7 Vo men belonging to the M were wounded, and her shot away, and seve jHbliot holes in her sails. The H American vessels captured Superb. have arrived at on board the Superb during were confined in tin: Bjj, and came into port in her. Pitt was left on Monday last Cumberland Uar- praise is due to Lieuten ■l'iuon, for his gallant and spirit in this rencon- Hwith ibe Superb, more purii- when it is considered diat is so completely cut vessel has escap- Hwith but trifling injury. B NEW-YORK, Nov. 20. Miranda Defeated. i'oiler, who arrived Saturday the 15th in 25 days from Triiii.. informs, that three days to his sailing, a Mr. Bfftylor, who had embarked in flpeexpedition with Miranda- that place, with the tin. intelligence of their in landing at the Carra lie (iated, that the troops IB Miranda had collected at did not amount to Hare than 400 ; that with this Hkiitional force, he bad pro- Brded on his expedition; immcdiarely on his land’ Hg, was attacked and totally Beleaied ; that Miranda 101 l in Be engagement the greater Brtof his troops; and with Buch difficulty secured his re peat with the wreck of his little ■iiT'.y, in one of the Imall vef ftk belonging to his squadron B-that the Leander was also ■aptured, and capt. Johnion, ■dio commanded her, Sc moll Bf his officers weie beheaded. Sheriff’s Sales, |tkV the first Tuesday in January next, WILL UK SOLD, at the Court House in this city, be tween the hours ij 10 and 3 'clock, 1 WO thirds of a Traft of 500 Acres of LAND, Oak, Hickory, and Swamp, fuita bje for Rice, Cotton and Pro tons, two miles from M’ln loffi Court-House, adjoining Martins Land. Levied ,)n as the property of Thomas to fatisfy Maurice Le biffie, po.nted out by the de fendant. , Continued from la ft faies. Conditions Cash. T. ROBERTSON, s. c. c. December 4. 6. Wanted Immediately AT-this oftice, a JuumeyiH.m * nutur—a young man of steady habits, who is a good Compositor dr H I’ress taan, wiil meet with good eiicourug;uieut, & constant •iiinlovmunt. Deer. 4. Foreign Intelligence, I ft ANSI. ATf.D F()K THF. TlMfc, From Uamburtfh Papers, to the 10 th October , receded at Char leston, by the ship Jpo.lo. HANAU, October 0. The storm which has been hovering over ■Germany for fotr.e tithe past, becomes more and more ominous of impor tant relults, and affords the molf dreary prospects of such a conflict between the two hodile powers-, as to lie per haps without a parallel in his tory. The contending parties which are advancing against eadi uncotjimonly numerous, and tiie cotAage of both holds a molt’ formida ble equilibrium. -The French, led by the great genius under whole banners they were vic torious in Li many campaigns, move towards the feene or ac tion like a torrent which has broke its bounds. The Prus sians ate animated by the re membrance of the glorious exploits they atchievcd under the great Frederick. The Prus sians Hand ready at all points, and the French hafteti from all quarters towards the Northern frontiers of Franconia. In ihe latter part of September, they eroded the Rhine in continual fucceilion at Manheim, and from Mayence they are con tinudliy pouring over towards Frankfort. The French En r peror is at pre Tent at Wunz” burg, while ihe polition of his troops is extending towards the left. Marsha! Lefebre pro ceeds directly to Schweinfurt. Other divisions are palling through Carliiadt and Arn ftein towards Fulda, and pro ceed towards Kdenigfliofen and Hildburghausen, to stand oppoliteto the Pruflians, who are'polled at Eiler.ach, Mein, ungen and Gotha. Banks of the Mayn, Oct. 4. The whole of Suabia has been nearly drained of French troops, Ail those who were Rationed in the Btifgaw arid on both sides of the Danube have proceeded towards Franconia. The five great field bofpilals which had been ettablifhed at Augsburg, were transported from thence to Nuremberg, on several hundred waggons. The public papers date, that 10,000 French troops have quitted Dalmatia, and palled beyond the Turkish frontiers, to defend the Porte against the lebels in the inte rior. The report of holtilities having commenced near Giel fen, is not vet confirmed. EBON TIERS Os TURKEY, sept. I£. We learn from Bucharest, that a Ruffian army of 80,000 men, hitherto Rationed on the borders of Moldavia, hath unexpectedly entered Wal lachia ; and that 40,000 men of the lame army haveadvanc. ed as for as Kn-jova, 20 miles north east of YViddin. leipsick, oa. 4. Two Ruffian armies of 50,000 men each are in full march; the one proceeding o ver Warsaw to Refiner, in Si lesia , under the guidance of the Ruffian General Ohlebow (ky, and the other taking the route of Lithuania and new Eaflern- Pruflia. The Rus sians are also forming a grand magazine at Lichan, from whence it is conciudec, that a third Ruffian army wiil soon arrive there. The Pruifian ar my of reserve, under Prince Eugene of Wirteuibe.-g, which had been colleQec fit- .Culliin. is going in forced marclies a long the Spree, td*,join the main army. Man in-: im. g C t. 3 The Grand duke of Baden is railing his contingent for the Army of the Conftderacv. Some ol his regiments have al ready set out on their march towards Mergemhcim. The great park of auillery at Him, together with ihe grand I ead quarters, was removed from thence to Wurtzburg. VFNICK, Svpt. 30. In consequence of die refu fal of die Ruffian Emperor Alexander, to ratify the Tinra ty with Fiance, all Ruffian vefiels, as well as thofc ol the Seven Islands, which we>c in this port, have* been arrefled. In the whole kingdom of lta. ly, the conscriptions of new recruits are carried on with the ntmofl rigor. Marsha! Maf lena having received a rein forcement of 10,000 men, has put up his head-quarters at Nicaltro, in Calabna. BAVARIA, Sept. 30. d’lie Austrian troops have left Salzburg, which country was forthwith occupied by French troops, under Gen. Shiner, agreeably to a conven tion between the two Imperi al Courts. Ratifbon is throng ed with French troops ; the di vision of Gen. Souit proceeds in forced marches towards Nu rcmi.Gg and Augfberg. The Marfliai himfelf has his head quarters iiere. The whole French army seems to be gath ering between Bamberg and Wurtzburg, for all their divi sions arc moving towards that direction. FRANKFORT, Oct. 4. The French envoy at lleffe Caffel, who had passed through Frankfort towards Mayence, returned on the 3d instant to rclump his pfili at the Electo ral Court. Since the return of the Elector of Hefle-Caflel from the Pruifian cimp at Naumburg, it is reported, that he per fids in maintaining an armed neutrality. Some Prus sian regiments of cavalry and infantry, which had paffid through Caffel, have received counter orders and returned through laid place, taking their rouie towards another desti nation. Several couriers from Marfliai Angereau have lately arrived at Caffel. The French ambatTador La foret has left Berlin; hut the Secretaries of Legation, Cail lard and Lajard, Hill remain there, to conclude fome ar~ rangetnents for their intended departure. Ihe French min iffer Durant, at the Court of the Elefclor of Saxony, has left Dresden, without taking leave. HAMBURG, Oft. 8. The Portuguese fliip of the line, Ramba, has carried two Algerinecoriairs into Lisbon. WURTZBURG, Oct. 2. Yefterdav a Proclamation was issued that our Elector, Prince Ferdinand, (a brother of the Emperor of Austria) has accepted the title of Gtand Duke, and joined the Confede. racy of the Rhine. All army of 90,000 men, under the command of the King of Holland, is assembling near Wefel and is called the Army of the North. It is laid that the King of Pm {fit is at Gotha, and his main army at Erfurt. MUNICH, October 1. They Ipeak here of a gener: Congrds, to be held for an a micable adjustment of the ir ie r ests of tiie parties which au now at variance. PARIS, October 3. General Knobelfdoif, the Pruifian Envoy extraordinary at our Conn, has suddenly test this city yesterday morning, and hastened towards Mav ence, in order to have an im terview with the French Era peror on cither bank of ihe Rhine, and to lay before, him the laidt di I patches which lie received from his Court. TpaSiqt!” S.4VANXAII, Dec. 8. IBofi. At nn election for Aldermen to represent Ogiellmrp ward, held on fridav last, Uemy Putnam es-q wit,-, (inly elected in tiie room ol John Pettibone esq, resigned. Capt. Burroives, of the British sloop of war Constance in com pany with two gun-brigs, on the 9th of September, drove on shore, near Cape Frehol a French fri gate of 30 guns—being protected h}’*a battery on shore, and tiie surf running very high cajir. B. could not attempt a landing 10 burn her —a gale, however, came on soon alter, which made her a complete wreck. Times. Marine Intelligence . PORT OF SAVANNAH. arrive and. Ship Louden, Amery Liverpool. Brig Lucy, Arnold, Porto-Rico. CL E AR E D. Ship Ocean, Jamaica, B; iir H umouy, Cheney, Boston, Sch’r Caty Ann, Hughes, New- York, Sally, Shearman, Sapelo, Sloop Marietta, Stutges, Charles* F.liza, Allen, Sunbury, DILI) at Louisville, on the 30th dav of November, after a short illness and in the forty filth or sixth year of his age, JOSEPH WKLSCHLR Esq. a Member from this County in the House of Representatives of the General Assembly of this state. Mr. YVelscher was bom in Fin gland, and at the commencement of the revolution was a midship man in the British Navy but took advantage of the first opportunity that presented itself to leave that service, and join the Americans, whose cause and principles lie es poused and advocated with as much zeal and sincerity as if he had been born a native, or had personally felt the oppressions of the colonial government. Mr. Wtlscher’s 11 hole life hud been distinguished by an incor ruptible integrity, and I.v a strict, adherence to the principles of honor truth and candour. Posses ing a great share of personal firm ness he expressed his sentiments with freedom, and supported them with consistency.- Mr YVelscher was a patriot tip on principle, for lie was never known to relinquish what he deemed conducive to the public good, either to gratify the views and wishes of individuals, or ap pease the clamors of a misguided faction. lie always acted from the dictates of his best Judgement, arid if that has been found wrong, it is still a duty to forgive, as c ve.ll his errors were bottomed on an honest intention* Mr. YVelscher, had his frailties in common with other men but as a mail, a lawyer, and a politician he went through uti active ami in dustrious life usefully to himself, niul satisfactorily toltir. fellow i, ii> ■VMS, In the death (.1 (his <■ t z< n, tl c jcopic have been deprived 0! a t-i'iecrc and honest friend and imr lountfv of one of her warns st upnortevs i f’7i) principles. All heads must come, 7 0 ilie cote ‘Tomb. Only the actions of the just, Sine'/ sweet, and blossom in the dust, Georgia, a fL. S.l - clerk, of f h - court of Or- Ld. White, ) dinary fcfr i| lt . county oi 2| the HI’F \S fo'm Brower ha''i * applied for Letters of ad mmistratiou on tlm estat-’ -m l , f f ens of Gilbert Pel!, ctec <l. as principal creditor. I liesc are therefore to ei e and admonish a |j ; ltl ,| singular the kin dred and creditors of t!i e said de ceased, to li!e tin ir objections ftf any they have) in tnv ofli c nn 1 be.ore the 4tii day of December “ext, otherwise letters of adujtms tiation will he granted him. Given under niv hand and seal ‘""'3-1 day of December n, tf,.-. leurof our Lord 1806, and in th e 3--si 3 ear of Airiorican IndepemJ e?Hf\ 4 December 8. n 1 | Sheriffs Sales, OA the first Tuesday in Januaru next, WILL Be SOLD, at the Court House in this city b t . tn een the hours of 10 \ m d S CiOc.K. the undivided Sixth part of (hole two lots it, the laid city, known by the numbers ‘even and eight. Seized and to he fold as ihe property of Mr John Broad bert Gib bone, to iatisry a judgement obtai ni against laid Gihbone, at ihe luit of John YY r right. , Conditions■ Cash. I ortherpurchaser not-oomph,in - U'tt/i the terms of salt. * T. ROBERTSON, S. C. C - Jiccember 8, —.- / . Sheriff’s ales. ON the first Tuesday tn Jama “V YV.LL BE SOLI), at the Court House m this city be tween the hours of jo ‘and 3 ■ ‘fu'le ONE third part o; 500 aerds of land (dil ated in M'lntofh county, with in two miles of the Courts boulc, adjoining the lands of Gem. Mat tin, parlol which is excellent 1 ice swamp and the other good provision land, seized under execution as the piopeuy of Robert jordan to C.usty Andrew YVelch arid u. thers. —A L S O— -500 Acres Land in Scriven county bounding on Savan nah liver adjoining land of • Scott and others, taken under execution as ihe pro. petty of Matthew Clark dtceaf ed, pointed out by the execu. tor. T. ROBERTSON, s. c. c. Decern be 4. 7. Sheriff's Sales. ON the JirJl Tucfday in jami’ ary next , Will be Sold, at the Court house in thts city, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clocks Five Negroes, VIZ. John and lus wife Catherine together with their chilrlten Charlotte, juliet and Hairy, taken under execution,Edwin, Lewis vs. Emanuel Rengtll pointed out by the detendaiifc The former purchaser not complying with the terms of lale. Conditions Calh. H. YV. W illiams, and. s.c.c. December 4. 6. Blank Manifests &c. For Sale at this Office,.