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B JISAII, life. 25. 1803.
B esday Everting, Dec 24/4.
BiokroW being CHRIST■
■ Pott we have been iuduc
■ the respect due to the
Kp issue eur Paper this E
JB. no , r well ascertained tint
K zcn of the United States has
) hire of the all enons
of the People, as
Bn; Jf.ffkrson. Tins is
Br evidenced bv the nunie
fßnldressei presented, and in.
jK to be presented from every
|Hfthe Union, soliciting that
and virtuous Pa'riot,
|B,. his i*ame once more to
V ra i]H in tlie list of eotnpe-
B, r the next Presidency.—
|B:iZ. of Chatham tv,
Bp e citizens at large of the
are invited to forward ad*
Bstif a similar nature, if they
Bilbeof op' n '°i'G that tlie si-
B, l( f the United Suites re-
a continuance of Mr. .It l
■i'i services. In tile course
Bv days an Address wiil b :
Bird at this Office, f-r Uie
Bal and consideration of the
Be.
arrived at Nor.
|Bfrom Martinique, informs,
Bafrigate and two brigs-ar-
Bat Fort Roval die 31st of
from France, said to
BsOOtroops on board. — They
Bl in company with four
Brlrigates from Rochefort
Bw days afier leaving port
B were chased by a British
when they separated.
Bother frigates were taken.
Campbell, of the
Boner Marv, from Monte*’
80, left that p'ace on the
BlOcl. He informs us, that
Buy.ol Buenos-Ay res,which
B taken by the Britilh troops
Ber general Beresf'ord, has
by the Spaniards,
Bra long but ineffectual re”
Bnce, in which a confidcra-
Bpart of the Britilh troops
B killed ; and that the red
B lurrendered priloners oi
B- This took place about
H middle of Augult. Sir
B me Popham ftiil remained
Bhisfquadron in the River
with the Governor o{’
Binteyejdo, he had fignified
B intention of keeping that
Bceunder a rigorous block-
In his lalt letter, he al
all neutral vellels seven
to leave the port, allow-
Bthem to fail only in balialt,
that part of their car-
Bes which they had brought
Bo that.port; at the expira*
Bn of which time, ail veflels
Bempting to enter, or leave
port, would, be captured.
B Charleston Courier.
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■°<Vf OF SAVANNAH
I ARRIVED.
Blip North'America, Dean, Port-
Pi fond,
■—-Charles, Parrot, Boston,
■ Aristides, Williams, New-
I York,
B— Stranger, Morris, ditto,
■—Weymouth, Gardner, lios:
i ton,
I—Alary & El iza, Simmons,
■ Amsterdam,
|- and Eliza, Holland,
Eive i pool,
8~-Hcrskel, Parrot, St. Übes,
Commerce, Sebastian,
Charleston,
P—Georgia, Jocelyn, N. York,
■—German Peggy, Northam,
New-Port,
I—-Nancy, Peach; ditto,
■ art ie, Petrvman, iiatusta
bit,
Neptune, Ahett, Jamaica,
— ; —vlpclufUiy* Whet lei,St t.'roix
eUnity, We scot, Bat bailees,
. lSchr> Remittance, U. iscol, Sun
l)ury,
——tßiitti filer, Pitcher, New-
Bedfcrd,
•.Holla, I'os.dick, N. York,
Sloop Pattv, ( bulker, ditto,
——‘Republican Dennison Char- ■
leston,
CLERKED.
Ship Adqms, Waterman, Nautz
——Alexander Hamilton, Calla- j
ban, Liverpool,
Nancs , Mamin, Gibraltar,
—— Louisiana, P, lor, N. York,
Schr. Eliza Ann, Pierce, ditto, j
('apt. Williams spoke on die
3d inst. ship Sully, 14 days from j
Baltimore, for Dublin, but re
turning back in distress, lat. 37,
long. 68,50.
Dec. 9, spoke the ship W iiliam
& Mary,from Norfolk lor Bar
bailees, lat. 34, 30, long. 70.
Dec* I (gdm. 32, long. 60, 30,
spoke tjle ship Yoi ick, capt. Lam
bert, C)3 flays from Liverpool,
bound to Charleston.
Port of Charleston, Dec* 19
The bug Amelope was tak’
en on the 6th, bill, by tfie Biir
ilii frigate Hebe, Malbon, and
ordered for Jamaica ; was re
taken on the cjh by the crew.
. The pnze-malter and his crew
are now on board. The fame
frigate had detained the
ichooner Bet fey, capt. Ste
vens,-of Alexandria, from St.
Bartholomews, Sc ordered her
for Jamaica.
Nov. 2 8, lat. 35, long. 55,
captain Nutter [poke brig Spe
culator, Little, 10 days from
Damifcotta, bound to Barba :
does.
December 20.
Capt. Miller /poke in the
Rio Pongus, the schooner £-
liza, 90 days from this port.
Left in the river brig Fourth of
July, Blank; and fehr. James,
Prebble tor this port, to fad in
a few d avs ; and {hip Maria,
P-ikt,'to fail 20th November.
Two-{hips, one of them an
EngbjlugiLmeaman, were off
the bar last evening ; allb, a
schooner from Aiicant, capt.
Cufhing.
Capt. Shulliber was bound
to New-York; but experienc*
ing much bad weather was o
biiged to put in here. The
Pierce Manning, Pratt, had
not arrived when capt. S. left
Mavanna.
Capt. Gardner, arrived the
dav before yefterpay, spoke
fhtp Smallwood, of Baltimore,
for Liverpool, out fix weeks,
in a very leaky condition, a”
bont to put back; brig Com
metce, of Baltimore, put back
in dilbefs, one week out; and,
in lat. 33. long. 26. ship Tho- |
mas, from Liverpool, bound 1
to New-Orlens, out 33 days, j
ATTENTION! \
THE persons composing the ;
2d Company, Ist Battalion
Chatham-Regiment, are hereby
ordered to assemble at theirusu
al Parade Ground, flu the Mar
ket square) on Monday the tilth
of January next, by 1 1 o’clock a.
m. armed and accoutered as the
law directs, that being the day
assigned by the Regimental Gonrt
of Inquiry dor company Musters
in the Ist Batalion.
A. C. THOMSON,
Ensign com. 2d Company.
Savannah Dec. 23. 13 3t
Prime Seed. Rice.
FOR SALE,
A QUANTITY of Ptirr.e
SEED'"RICE, entire!) dree from
red grains, being (he-production
of River Swamp, the first year’s
planting-. The Price is One Dol~ 1
lar per bushel.-*- Apply to the sub- j
scriber, at hia residence, St. James j
Square.
JOHN II- MOREL.
Dec. 23. 13 ts
THEATRE.
By Permission.
Mr. BANKS
TD E.SP-ECFULLY info’-ms
iIY. the Ladies & Gentlemen
of Savannah and its Environs,
that, on Friday evening, Decem
ber 26th, the theatre will be
ripened, with a Dramatic OLIO,
on DISH OF ALL SORTS,
Seasoned with the Pepper of Gc
nuts—Suit of Satire, and Allspice
of Wit. Consisting of
A PROLOGUE, in chn racter
of a Norfolk Clown—by Mr.
Love.
After Which . the GUARD
zEUDIFOCION,
OR
Mysteries of Mechanism.-
Composing a collection, of. Rich
and Coinic Figure--, who perform
equal to life, in all their different
characters.
The Grand Ilalfhm'Fontoccino,
Bv the wonderful group pt arti
ficial Comedians, three feet and
a half high, posr-essipg, by the
powers of Mechanism the exact
movements of Life.
The whole to conclude with a
beautiful representation of the
BOMBARDING OF TRI
POLI.
Being in honor of the Brave Co
lumbian Tars who fdl in thjt
gloriam action—ln front, an ex
act movemen of the Sea, with
the approach of the American
Frigates and Gun-Boats, attend
ed witli Cannonading—On the
back ground, a Rich Piece of
Machinery, representing
The Totun of Tripoli.
Mr. Banks respectfully in
forms the Public, that this piece
of Machinery is not represented
by Shades, and is allowed to be
the most Brilliant Spectacle of
the kind ever displayed in this
country.
The particulars will be seen in
the Bills.of the day.
Tickets to be Jiad at the
Theatre from 10 to 12 A. m. and
from 2 to J P. M.
*** Price of admittance One
Dollar—Children half price.
f Jt‘B° ors w >ft be open at half
past five, and the Performance
commence at half past six.
Dec i 25; 12
CHAMBERS, 22 d Dec. 1806.
Present their Honours ,
William Smith,
John H. Morel,
James Algfr,
A. S. Bulloch.
THE Justices of the Peace of
Chatham county, are re
quested to meet the Justices of
the Inferior Court on-Monday,
the sth day of January next, in
conformity to law, for. the pur
pose ©f electing a Receiver of Tax
Returns, and a Collector of Tax
es, for the year 1807.
Ordered, That the above lie
published twice in two ql the Ci
ty Gazettes.
Extract from, the minutes,
JAS. BULLOCH, (Ilk.
Dec. 25. 12 ‘2t •
Mr. MIC HE L,
LATELY ARRIVED IN THIS CITY,
HAS the honor to inforov the
Ladies and Gentlemen of
Savannah and its vicinity, that
he will teach
VOC AL and INSTRUMEN
TAL MUSIC, AND
DACNING.
fJ3r” He will give private Les
sons to those who cannot attend
his SCHOOL, if they will be
so good as to let hina know at
Mr. Gabos’ Boarding House, or
at Mr. Glesis’ in the Exchange.
He hopes by the attention
and care he will bestow oti his
Scholars, to have a share jof tr,e
public patronage.
Dec. 22. 1 I 4t
ALL KINDSGT PHI Ni ING-
Done at this OJfce, with Rent
ness Accuracy and Dispatch.
GEORGIA,
R’.j his Excellency JARED. IU
IF IS, Governor and Command
er in Chief of the Army and
Navy oj this State, and of the
Militia thereof. ~
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, in and by an ac.t
passed the eighth dav of De
cember, eighteen hundred and
six, entitled “ An act to revise
“ Sc amend an act, entitled an act
“ to distribute and dispose of the
,{ late cession of land obtained
“ from the Creek Nation of In
“ dians, by Henry Dearborn Se
“ cretary at War, being special
“ lv authorised therefor by the
‘ President of the U. States, in
“ a treaty concluded at the city
“of Washington, on the fottr
“ teenib day of November, eigh
“ teen hundred and five, so tar as
“ it respects those persons that
“ were enti led to draws in the
“ present contemplated land lot
“ tery, agreeably to the requisi.
“ tiops of this act, and were pi e*
“ vented from giving in their
“ names by sickness and other
“casualties, or who have not
“ paid taxes in conformity to
“ said act the Governor ts au
thorized and required, forthwith
to issue his proclamation, and
cause the same to be published
in one or more of the Gazettes
ol this State, setting forth the
outlines of tire act, that persons
interested therein may be duly
notified, and govern themselves
accordingly :—I have therefore
thought fit to issue this my pro- .
clamation, in order to make
known the outlines of said act,
which are as follow ;
“ That it shall he the dutv of
the Justices of the inferior courts
in the several counties within this
State, to meet at their respective
court-houses,three separate tin'.es
within tiie term of three months
from the publication of this act ;
first giving twenty days public
notice of such meetings, in two of
the most public places in each
Battalion district within their
counties ; and shall proceed to
take and enter the names of all
applicantsentitledto drawsagree
abiy to she requisitions @f the a
bove recited act; and they shall
be entitled to receive from each
applicant) twelve and an half
cents for each draw such person
or persons shall be entitled to.”
“ That The Justices as afore
said, shall transmit a list of such
names so taken by them, within
three months from the publica
tion of this law, to the Executive
Department.’’
“It is further provided, that,
all male persons, over the age of
twenty-one years, having all the
requisites, as specified in the a
loresaid act, other than having
paid taxes, shall be admitted to
have a draw or draws in the con
templated land lottery, without
having paid taxes.”
Noxv therefore, The Justices of
the Infer ior Courts, of the res- j
pective counties, and the citizens 1
of the State, who ar e entitled to
draws in the aforesaid lottery,
under the act of the 26th of June
last ; but who have been prevent
ed by sickness and other casual
ties from giving in their names ;
are called upon, and required o
comply with the requisitions
hereto expressly set iorth and
contained.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the State, at the
State-House in Louisville, thin
eleventh day of December, in
the y*ar oj our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and six, and
of the. Independence of the U
nited States of America the
thirty first.
JARED IRWIN
By the Governor,
llor : Marbury.
Secretaty of the State.
NOTIFICATION,
TO TAX COLLECTORS.
IN conformity with a concurred
ami approved resolution, pass
ed at the iute Session ot the Le
gislature, immediately alter the
lirst Mon'dav in February next, a
list of the TAX COLLECTORS,
who may then be in arrears, wttu
the amount due by eacb, and tit*
names of their Securities, tvr!J
b • pji> idl ‘d in ojk: ol Ga
ze--tos ol Savannah and August;:,
am! in those ot Louis,villc, .ppai'~-
ta, Grei'iteslaqroiie :i, VVasiuHiputi,
ami If-un-burgli; tuni in)e.t.dlate
ly alter the tr.'.st YLitith.y in April
licit, executions w-i:I issue ag-.iinst
such ot said CoHectofs as shall not
then have finally settled their ac
counts.
GEO. R. CL \YTON,
7 rca surer.
F.LEAZKK E Aft GY,
Covipt. Gen.
‘Treasury Office, Georgia,')
Louisville, Dee iu, 1503. j
10 +t
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I | j >JnkM
Fc JF’ipyr !:* \ ... ■ „if
AUCTION.
On Wednesday theZXst December,
WILL BE SOLD.
Before my Store, Aa. 9, Mar let
Square—‘-Sale to commence at
12 o'clock.
r pWENT Y NEWNECHOES,
_A of the Angola country —
consisting of Men, Women, lfi y-,
and girls. All stuns under f, 30 >
G.-sb—exceeding that, 60 da) s,
Willi approved seeuritv,
NORMAN M‘LEOD,
Auct'r.
Dee. 25. 12 21
Robert M i Doiigall.
T-J
* -*■ AS removed from Jones’
W harf, and taken a Coun
ring room its the Store of Mr.
Samuel H. Stackhouje, on
the BAY, opposite the Ex
change, where he ftiil conti.
lines in the
FACTORAGE akd COM
MISSION BUSINESS
and will endeavour, by his at
tention to their Interest, to
rneril the Fationage of those
friends,; who mav think pro
per to commit their bufmels
to his care.
December 15. 9
— * .1
J. & A. Mehss & Cos.
HAVE OH HAND,
An Extensive Supply of
DRY GOODS, HARD
WARE and GLASS
WARE,
Carefully (defied by one of
the Partners iu Britain, of tho
First Qualities, and at very re
duced Prices—which they will
dispose of at a reasonable advance
for Cash’, Produce, or approved
Town Notes.
Dec. 22. 1 1 ts
Chambers, .
1 Ith December, t
PRESENT THEIR HONORS
WILLIAM’ SMITH,
JAMES ALGER,
A. S. BULLOCH.
The Court proceeded to draw
Constables for the ensuing yea
—Viz.
Win. Shaw, I Capt. Pettiboue’s
John Nj. Fry, J company.
John Jackson, I Capt. white’s
S.H. SUckhbure, ) company.
Benjamin AtVsley, J Capt. Mars’
Paul J. Vollatton, ) company.
Joseph Rico, 1 Capt. Pern her-
John Dougherty, f ton’s companv
George Mdlen,- VCapt. .McLean’s
Benj. Ray Ties, y company.
Thomas Dav ies, Capt. Neyle’s
Henry Jackson, J coinpany.
J. L. Bridget - , JCapt. Harden’s
d’hos. Dodson, j company
John I ibeau, J Capt. Herb’s
Robert S. Gibson, j company.
Ordered titai ihc several jjer
sons'ifiawn as Constables, come
forward and give bond as required
by iaw for the perfot aiance of
their duty and that tiieir u<u:es be
publistied u each of the City /
zettes. .
Extract from the minj
J. BULLOC