The Charleston Daily Courier from Charleston, South Carolina • 2

rrr I ilerniin iu Metv-K orlt dated Madrid April '15th state thHt the Cortes of Spain have 5in I 'Xt 1 MONDAY MORNING JUNE 10 U4 eel had an entire or partial control and custO' dy shore -(lie captain aud the supercargo were on il 'i the mate had been drowned at sea gam I1V A S' WiLIw) tfhat it but a Map of'liusy Ziccowper L- 1 decreed that prohibited goods shall be admit- t(j to deposit in their principal St this measure into eflVect Vs Merc Adv June 1 nmuth for Saviou an Kelt inner John Gilbert New Haven yia York 11 dais- Hay Cider kc To Lrland Brothers Babcock kCo ami to tlie master Schooner Harvest Emeir Baltimore 6 Flour Com Gin and Dry Goods To Robinson Brown 0 BuiTkmyer Ilovt mg Lawlon Lm-lkD Paul Neill On Mrs H'llknmn anil ter IS Slated to bo so much indisposed tout cid Mews CV lb own ami It" Anderson he is unable to attend to busilieas Passed sloop Harriet at the Cape for this port 1 Sclioniier Grneral-Jacksnn Fairin Bdlnnorc 6 It having been stated that Mr Robert Mur- I Dry Good To Chad- it ii ri I Rnl I nvlt Paste HCT JI0MG9 fAftl0 1 sbul who wan formerly first mute ol tlm ship (kamcil West- Alhim iirtuilly sailed with her on her last Florid i) ladv und 5 smuit Messrs Cover fil: I VoVoX'! 8 Silt'll we 1 --in it proper to Mitlhdw and a reivant of Mr Mith-fttit tiiut h'1 whs removed from that station I ell of (N C) On tlio4diinst 10 miles tn the North-the (lay antecedent to lier sailing and is now lji bdel observed two sclmoners Conmi oider of the Racket ship James Monroe Hi nry Canunejer tlm only officer of the Albion saved whs the first mate of that We understand there are private accounts from Washington which state that another interruption has occurred in the negneiatinns relative to a CnrUTi-rrhl Treaty with France We are not informed of the nature ofllie dif- Bclty Mr the Frnch rt Jftl 1 to ln a Bft ll IS 1 Vft ftaiiv ttnl 4 Tv I j1 JJ apt Famnfor i unwearied attention to them And Trouce The ichr Angenora Pike for this port land and 48 days fram Falkland Islands with 1000 ailed 26th ult hair and 3k) fur seal skins Schooner Charles Chase Portsmouth 20 days Suhooner Cornelius Fruby 8 days from Cumber-To C'C Hitvrti 27th May hntl lulmid Btaieiing tu the Nurtliaard Sloop Emily Brower 8 days from Savannah apparently of hi(h dcckrii JUNE Cliaivd ship Hunlre lavender Cariioii dUublin Packet Newcomb Dublin Bcia lnmoiMl Rattray llarro Ellen Rowland New-Orleans i Arrived ship Alexander Mansfield Hamilton 43 lava from Dublin 27 Passenger bilip Benjamin Smith 10 davs from Mutansas Br brig Mariner Briggs 64dayifrom Ixnidon 4 pri I 21st I at 48 long 18 in a severe pie from tlie NW to lost the quarter hoard aud main boom and sustained other damage Br brig Duke of Wellington Watson 49 day from Hull Jliig A guess Oloott 18 lus from St Croix Brig Bee Wilson 1 1 days from Matanxai Brig Mary-Ami Martin of Providence It days from Havana Schooner Castine Packet Grindell It days from St Marys Schooner Diana 18 days from Aux Caves SDiooner 12 hoursfroniNew-IIaven bound to barketon Sailed this morning Packet-Ship James Monroe Marshall for I ivei innl ships America Wallace for do Jane Thomas tor Glasgow and Dutch brig Lion Dnhoia for St Eostnt a The Leander at Salem saw May a ship with a largo round I lack spot iu tlie foot of the retopsail standing SW BOSTON MAY Arrived Br brig Ftiends Wilson 34 days from Liverpool with salt coal bee Brig Francis Johnson Norton 45 days from Bremen Via Quarantine Brigs Aurora Blake from St Thomas Columbia llihh it from Mariigoanet Washington Tate from Havana Swift suit liiker from Honduras and Ann Holland from Mayaguez Sclioimera Zudou Baker from Havana Packet Cook from Trinidad and Nonpariel Parker from iMatanzas a At Dutch brig Gov Rink Price 24 days from St Marlins brig Swiltsure Baker 57 days from llondiras Pustriigert HAVANA May 08 Arr brig Pacific Sawyer Capt Conklin Myssra Smith and Rond Spoke in PoilhmdJ day sclir Seguuda Ligera Ray- n7md Tf utnit15ok(a a Vig with a wreck in tow (luting tlie passage Kcocnue Cutter Gallutin Mitthewei from a cruixe Schooner little Jack Dei Georgetown I dny 159 hales Cotton iiliingh Lilli ami 101 To ltohiiisoii Mag wo od tterson Blackwood Furman and Schooner Abigail little River 2 days Limber To George Sclioomr Information Anderson little Iti'er 4 days luuiher and Ship Timber To Reynold and the muster Schooner Exchange from Santee with 3000 buh-cls Rough Rice to lh-a llrmni Sloop Lovell Wilmington 2 da Tar Bacon Flour kc To Hiecli ns Usher jim Mowrv k0 amlC Ilai muodo Baltimore 12 (lav DAILY PAPER te dolls a COUNTRY PA-' tie timm a week) five pturAM rEH Alt Al)TSaTlAKEHT AfrliA I BOTH afire (LJluvlcston June 10 1822' 7 Icporl of Actual Sales for the past Meek if jiov-r' pRonrcTroNs 8 I -laud 25 fl Stained do 10 fl 20 i 8 mt-c 24 a 24 Slmrt Staple wry fine 16 a 164 lift a inferior to pri'iie tj( H) A're-Primr A I2j ets Good 2J i lolerior 2 A Auw-jhi'uHhi Bdtimore and Richmond (t erfiiic) t7( a 0 us 50 5 5 -Pcai 1 a 1 13 'a Tunc Northern ci 1 (IVim) 343J ni-Y ERum ofiaW Mlt Mramly 37 40 wriii 7 umrro-4J)irtestiii Inspected 1 1 5 1 Gemgi Fayetteville 5 ilm m-mn 51 a 1 1 a 1 Pitch- I a llosin 1 a 1 hard I1 soil Wiliii'wmi haeil $1 snt a 0) White a is per 15 a 17 (h Pine a IS a 36 Ur-dull Boston Me 4 10 Nn I Prime and No 2 $3 Me IViiui' 1 1 1 Jlttcen Roto tfamt 1 1 a 10 Yefhtw 9 a 10 cen Northern NM Tallow) dull Charleston do 18 Sperm 4l Goshen 20 a 25 cent lulervir 8 a 10 FQUEtat raODUCTIONS Dundee mid linen 30 cent Cos-imc 5S a $1 CO per gallon Holland 05 a 100 cenU rillim Hredes VJ 100 lbs English do 4 Liverpool coarse 45 a 50 cent per bushel Turk Island St Ube 46 a 48 Havniti White $12 a 14) Brawn 7) a 9 Muscnvnilo 8 a 10 Orleans prime 10 Inferior 8 a 9 Refined loaf Sugar 17 a 21 dull let Green 29 a 30 Inferior to fair 26 a 28 Lxon Tea 85 a 95 cent per Hi dull Jam 1 00 a 1 10 cent West India 65 a 70 New-Orb-ans (4th proof-) 75 lfc'aiw-HW I)28nJO Orleans Block pepper 23 a Pimento 32 MAY 29 Arr Fr ship Iji Flore Morel) Havre 43 davs brig Frvnklin Brown Boston 38 days Sailed brigs Jolm Burdick Newport Mackerel Br) Cowes MAY Arr brigs Hunter Daggett St Tho mss 12 days Barbados Packet (Br) Dakcr Jac quetncl 21 day sclir Virginia Packet Allen Tampico 27 (lavs MAY 31 brigs Fraeeei Stewart St The-mailG days Donald (Br) Goff Vera-Cruz 13 dav ship A Xat Advocate By theschr Young lirutvs Smith arrived here yesterday from Laguyra it is reported that the Colombian blockading squadron are still off Porto Cnvello the Royalists have a rigate a corvette and 3 schrs in port ready lor spa and provisioned for 6 months General Morales was completely routed ut Coro and fled to tlie island of Oro Balt Am Sdintt The Essex (Salem) Register gives ai a report of the day an aecount of a duel iid to have been fought in that vicinity from which it appears that the parties fired with muskets atuiir paces without injury to either owing however to the interference of friends a second meeting took place in whicli one of the seconds was kill Tbp misunderstanding originated in a love affair i Vcte-Foi-it Gazette Stolen momy mowH-John Martin whose office at Providence was robbed of a large amount of hank hills has given notice that the greater part of the money has been returned It was carried to Boston from which place it has been rent to him hut he considers himself not at liberty to name the gentleman who stole it Jiff All arcounts from the country and adjoining States represent great ravages in the wheat fields hy the fly In many instances it is apprehended the entire crops will be destroyed PhilatU Gaz 1st insl The Democratic Press states that captain Shaw has been placed on half pay from the date of his sentence by the court-martial The Savannah Republican of the 7th June says "Three houses in different parts of the town were struck by lightning yesterday afternoon The storm was very severe for a few minutes Commercial EXPORTS Cleared at the Ciutum-lLuM Charleston Jane 8 Ship Isabella for 650 bales upland mil 76 do ea island Cotton 493 tierces and 5 half do Rice 2 rusks Deerskins Ship 'lye for 944 bales upland snd 144 do sea island Cotton Ship tf arren for 707 bales upland and 303 do sea Island Cotton IM TORTS Entered at the Custom-Home June 8 Sclir Comet from 84 hags Coffee 72 lilids 153 whole sud 9 half bids aud 1 br Sugars I box and 1 bbl Straw Hat 1('4 75) Sugar 5 boxes Sweetmeats and a quantity of Fruit RECAPITULATION Erpoiis of Cullon and Hire the week ending on Saturday last malm i otto a Tierces Rax tlie river brigs Trial Huntington from Port an Prince and Romp Compton from St Domingo Sailed in company with ltiis (t ear of Roston and Hesperus of fr i jvrrpool brigs 'I'liom-s Edward Hall for Poll au Prince and Rebecca for St Domingo Sloon Mary Rand ill Little River 2 days Lumber ami Ship Timlier To the Master boat from Granby with 106 bale Cotton to Dojce Cluiksoiffs boat from Granby with 105 bale Cotton in Claikson boat from Camden with 48 hales Cotton to Clarkson boat from Santee Canal with 80 bales Cotton to Robinson Richardson's boat from Santee Canal with 75 bales Cotton to Wurlev kCo and Schulz AHaiMD XKSTIBDAT Ship Georgia Packet Bonce Philadelphia 5 days Merchandize To it Smith I Mini in Hoff Green Robinson Gregsnn Aohin Snowden Johnson Maynard kJ Flemming I A Pitruy Wilber Baton 1) Goialman II Berrett Last Bright A Caldwell Co M'ildmati Starr Seigliog Ogier SOikley A Middleton Smith Babcock Co Garesehe Adger Black Kerslmw Lewis ilson Condy to order and to the master Ship Jasper Crocker Boston 17 day Ballast To Hroailfnot McNeel 4d miles (JCajie Hat-trra spoke brig Adeline 9 (lays from Boston to Savannah Schooner Dusty Miller Johnson Richmond 9 day Flour and Tobacco To Smith Nic-nliionk Holme Dodilk Barnard snd Thw iog IVsH-ngem and EG Tompkins Sloop Nimrod Corson Georgetown 1 dav 209 bale Cotton I'o Fraser Co Robinson and ltavenel Steven Steam-Boat South Cmdiiia Harvey Granby days 700 bale Cotton and Merchandize To Robinson Robinson I) Goodman Mngwnod Patterson Adger black and othei-s Mr Mussel! and Master Jeannerette ns am Ship Isabella MacNeal Imilon Talk Ship AVm-reii Webb lirernool Gibson Falconer Co Ship Com Perry Allen York Street Co Brig Sail Mope Borden Chadwick Schr Arabella Howren Georgetown Haste WSXTTO SE OX SftTVauftT Scliooner Merino Burr New-York WEST TO SEft YESTERDAY Siiip Ulysses Roe I iverpool Schuouer Louisa Livingston New-Orleans ebon tIus fobt Brig Eagle Hoadlcy at Aatweqi Atiril 14 Brig Barge Miclmletti at York 7 days Sclir Financier (JdiwcII at Pwividetux 8 days Schooner Regulator at Wilmington Schooner Union Fuller at do Sloop Hazard Stiubuck at 1 do Sloop Rosetta Cliasc at iJtricn The schr Trader from Virginia took a pilot yesterday The schr lanira and sloop Income Vail from Y'ork for Savannah passed tlie bar yesterday Tlie liip Juno51 days frjin I aver wnd for Savannah Thomas Fowler 17 (Lays from Boston and Pallas from Baltimore passed tlie bar on Saturday The schooner Washington Littlefield for this port was upat N'ew-Orleans 1 6th tilt The schooner George Smith for this port was up at doth nit Tht ship Union Braltell and sloop Fairle Cushing from Sav annuli arrived at Providence (R I' 2Gtli ult The schr Gen Hawes Arnold liis port is lip at Provulence 29th ult sad immediately The schr Victory Slieafe from this port for St Thomas was spoken in lat 55 long 70 Cleared at Georgetown on Thursday last sclir Salome Atwoml for Boston schrs Little Jack Davis Industry I -rime Ilejic and sloiqi Nimrod Corson all for this port Received by the sloop Trairfler To the Editor of the Cowier Not having time to write more explicit please rrc -ivc the following as tins report tlwit I intended for and am sir your naist obi servl IIexut Dam tin Fort Johnson Caje Fear June 6 th Arrived brig Fabius1 lliggios Jamaica last from with fustic und ballast la ft at tlie laltrr (Mill brigs Mary -Ann l)i son lor Itu Key and Portsmouth (X II) in 8 day Fiaocis Snow for New -Orleans in 8 days for Yoik in day Ferox Patton Kennel nock in lay sclir Augenora Oke tor Boston smin llaoe'ck Ryan dniiogton (N C) in 8 dyt loul 1 or iher swls mines in is vnhcti tie br mu aiugl in I- lil-mingtnn sailed 5 dvja In llu Fnbius sclir llnpe Dav nr veil tlie'thty ft-br Gi JukMiii ill llna airi miilvI i i ti nn- i'oii ml diSli-iMtinn unknown Sailed in company wldi brig of and for Savannah Spoke going into sclir Fame Furter lOduysfroiii Philadelphia (leaned lo be repnitfd Next ilay off the Mole spoke sihr Union 22dysfi'mn (NII) loul spring Inf foremast 2 days before iu Passage Markets dull except lor laimlier and Rice On die 20th ult Ibe Port ol St Miu ks whs ileclai ed to be sit opt ii port for Commercial traioas-liontand Lumlier of all deicriitioiisfrom tlie United States to be free of tints for one year commencing from the date of the proclamation NEW-YORK MAY Arrivpd Ship Amity Maxwell 29 day from IjvtTnoul Passengers Sir Francis Btimni and servant lion Forsyth ami servant Miss Forsyth and aervant Miss Geraixl Forsyth Forsyth inn IL Nicull and lady 1) Iludden and lady Ibtvi and lady Lvnbiinier I Inline A Davy Miller Arrolt I airy liter ovvnsend and JJ Waiker Sadi" May 1 in an ill shin Zudiac lor New-Vork Ship Washington Thomas 19 days from Ncft-Orlcaul Ship Exchange Arnold 20 days from NT Orlean Brig Horace Ilalcli 19 (lavs from Point Ptlr-Gautlalotqie ami 14 lixno St East slut Bng Mury-Ann Penbody from New-Oriean llrig Uaigr MioliicRettl 6 days fioti Cltariesttin Kcltoonrr Betsey Briggs I days from Georg tOn Schooner Wasp Johnson from New Smith Slot- the act committed by the crew was the act contemplated by the law und properly charged in tlie Indictment The Court regretted that their duty compelled them to overrule the entire defence of the prisoner for the facts were too clear to allow them to be for a moment the topic of discussion The Jury retired and found the prisoner Guilty strongly and unanimously recommending him to mercy Immediately after the above verdict was inuie public came on the trial of i'toS3 accused of tne same nlTnjce Viih the prisoner above mentioned Mr Rogers was gain examined but it appearing that the prisoner had acted involuntarily and coer-ion aud no money having been found upon nim the Jurv found him Xot Guilty and the Court adjourned until Monday when the trials for piracy will he resumed nUSSLl AXO TURKPY ItAvould be a singular instance of vacillation of policy on the part of a state which thought it had cause of war with another to delay the declaration of hostilities aiuAto submit ultimatum as it would appear1 however incongruous after ultimatum and still to linger and pause on the borders of war at aiqual distance between pcare and hostility Yet such is the situation of Russia in regard to Turkey The Russian Court has motives enough for hut not a solitary cause The ambition of Catherine the education of Constantine the disciplined corps of Greek Cadets what did they indicate more clearly than the desire and the determination of Russia to plant the Cross once more on the walls of Constantinople And it will be done and it would have been done now but for tlie respect to the rules which govern the civilized intercourse of mankind aud to which Alexander the author and the head of the Holy Alliance cannot without self-degradation refuse obedience A civilized state cannot make war without good cause The pride of Russia is the civilization of its Court Vie think therefore that war will not be declah-d until they have better cause than they have now and note they have none A letter received at New-York hy the ship Amity from Liverpool mentions that letters had reached there from Mr Overhart (the only rabin passenger saved from the Alh'um for his friends in Pennsylvania and adds that one of the steerage passengers was also saved name not mentioned The names the seamen saved were not yet known REPUBLIC OF HAYTI The following Decree was twioiwil per brig Fahiu arrived in Cape Fear River ami politely forwarded to fur piblienlioli DECREE opening the port of St JIaik to foreign vetecls and relenting fem Duty for a tjteafied period Timber for Hukding Uc John Peter Boyfr President of Hayti taking into consideration the situation of the City of St Mark which requires particular encouragement and believing that foreign commerce will essentially aid its prosperity Decrees ns follows 1 The pmyt St Murk is oja-n tn foreign vessels and lliey limy henceforth trade thereat conforming to tlie Lhiiaom-lb'uie gulutions 2 Timber for building and Shingles from tlm 17 Amer cs shall not lie sid ject to duty at tlie said port of St Mark for one ear 8 Tlie present Decree shall he published whenever it is neeesimry BUYER Jlay 23 1820 Rntish Trade with South America We find the following demi-official arti le in tlie ImiuIoi i Courier of the 29th April received yesterday It is an 'indirect acknow ledgment of the inde' pcudcnce of the South American Provinces In our paper of the ICth instant we men' iioned that a Meeting was about to be held of the Merchants und Ship-owners of London for the purpose of presenting a representation to Government untiie expediency of admit ting tiie vessels of Colombia Buenos Ayres and oilier Independent Countries of South Americe to entry into our ports and on the 1 1th we stated -that a highly respectable Meeting had taken place at which a Memorial to that fleet was agreed to This Memorial is now made public and we find among the subscribing names to it several ofllie first commercial houses in the City A' London But the important part of the lliing is that the application to the Privy Council has been suc essful aud that it has been notified to the different (Inns who signed the Memorial that "the Lords of the Council jnne decided favorably on the application for ad mitio in cntiy in this country th' iff jo ud-ii Governments c-taolL'ied in the Spanish part of America conformable to 'ie pctiion tnesene'd to licit LnriLnips on un 2nd We need not say a word upon the manifest imp'M'tnnce of this measure in a commercial point of view If it be isely employed by the parties at whose solicitation il has been granted We hope the memorable instance of the Buenos Ayres speculation will not be forgotten nor tlie olwious fact that exhausted aud impoveri 'ied as the American provinces have been by their protracted struggle for Independence it will require some years of repose and the operation of various internal plans of government before those countries cun become to our merchants and manufacturers that beneficial connexion which the future will' make them Between 12 and 1500 men are now employed on the 22 miles of canal commencing about 8 miles hi low Reading and ending about 7 miles below Pottstown aud it is expected that two or three hundred more will shortly lie engaged Tlie money which this work puLs in circulation gives great activity to the farmers and mechanics in that part of the country Th laticr have as much custom as they desire and the former get almost any price they choose lo'k for their product Pirtild Union 1st inst ft i (jjOnr files of die London Courier to the 30th My brought by tin packet ship Jlmity came to hand yesterday Accounts from Bordeaux to the 40th of April confirm tlie previous advices of the damage dune to tlie vimthy theft-os and the rise Brandy (o 380 francs Iu eoiiseqiteiee this information high price nre refused in Philadelphia for thnl at tide anil the holders of it in New-York aw also qmte iiiditferent it is laid about telling TsAW intelligence Trial of Pirates Friday before the Speciil Circuit Court of the United State? Judges Juhtsot and Drayton presiding came on tilt trial of Charles Owen an American formerly mariner on board of the seltr Mann of Portsmouth Nev-Htmpshire charged with feloniously and pirutically steal-and running away tyilh the hunt of the iid vewel and carrying with him a chest of the owner of said vessel containing $2300 iu specie The circumstance took place on the roast of St Domingo when Uapt Rogers and his brother the anpercargo owners of the vessel Bnd property ere on ursdit having been made the acrused was arrested and secured by tlie Government of layti which with a proper comity delivered him up to the American authorities and ie was brought here in one of our national vessels Mr Rogers young gentleman of respectability actuated by public spirit and an honorable sense of duty came hither from Portsmouth New-Hampshire to give evidence in support of the jffosecution which he accordingly did IJis evidence included the confession of the accused on whorawas found $800 of the money carried off The facts being clearly established and not disputed the counsel for the prisoner Mr Holmes very ingeniously urged the following points of defence 1st He contended that the offence was committed within tlis territorial jurisdiction of Hayti in one of the harbors of St Domingo and that as it was not a place ithin the admiralty jurisdiction of the States it was not therefore within tlie jurisdiction of the United States for the purpose contended for idly The counsel contended that Spanish silver dollars were not included in the term nor in the term used in the clause of the statute under which the pri soner was indicted Silly That the offence of the prisoner was larceny and not breach of trust which the laws intended to punish that if it was larceny it was not punishable by the laws of the United States which punish larceny only on the high seas bul by the laws of Hayti only To these objections Mr Gadsden having made an able reply the Court deferred its decision until the next day (Saturday) when the Court being convened Judge Johnson overruled all the objections of the counsel He observed that tlie jurisdiction of the United States over American vessels and their crews was not as was contended limited to the admiralty jurisdiction that under the power to regulate commerce given by the Constitution the Congress of the United States in the exercise iff the commercial relations of the United States necessarily required th power to control vessels and mariners sailing under the American flag wherever those vessels were That it was true the Dayman Government had a right to try the accused for larceny That perhaps a summary trial nn the spot would have as well answered the purposes of justice being in the vicinityj too of the place where the crime was committeiij as the sending of the prisoner to be tried here But the Court had no doubt of the jurisdiction of tlie United States in tliis case the vessel being American and the accused a citizen of the United States and therefore tlie objection on this point was overruled On the second point whether money id est silver Spanish dollars could he regarded as or as the Court thought clearly they could he regarded as both Jjarceny is defined to he tlie Healing of the personal goods of another was it ever doubted that to steal a dollar fiom a man was to be guilty of larceny Gold and silver lire the most precious of goods and shall their character be altered by reference to their shape or the stamps iaq iutid on their surface Wherein does a circular piece of gold or of silver diffr in chai'ucter it may in shape form a square or a cylindrical piece of gold atnl silver The accused is charged with stealing silver dollars the term "dollars" merely qualifies the preceding term hy stating the fact that the silver was in round pieces Silver dollars therefore me cmnpr-vri in term "goods they are comprised iu the term Silver doll us me notorious subjects of traffic and of exchange Their value varies every day iu various places In foreign and domestic prices current you nlwnys find their relative value noted for the information of merchants Iu the East India trade as well as others they constitute tiie chief article of commercial exchange so that money is not only the means but has become in many instances the subject of traffic Silver dollars are therefore embraced in the term and this objection is therefore overruled It is contended 8d by the counsel that tlie accused has committed larceny only and that clearly not punishable by tlie laws of the States because not committed on the high seas If tlie Court wal convinced that he liad committed no more than larceny it would not allow the proaecution to he carried on under another issue as if for a different offence But it is too clear A-onri the facts iu this ease that a breach of trust the offence contemplated by tlie law was committed in tliis instance 1 to wit the running atraj with City Tax This is the last day for receiving tha June 10 The Kemtuning Mock of BOOTS and SHOES at the corner of King amj Wentworth-streets No 267 wdl be for sale at less tlian cost for live day only after which the Store will bealosed Persons desirous of supplying themselves economically with good articles art requested to call June 10 The Line Ship COM PKRIIY for New-York Allen master will mil from wbart' This Day l()th int precisv ly at 11 The passengers are requested tn be on board at that hour and those intending to take servants who aro slaves must clear them at the Custom-Houae A few more putnengert can he comfortably aucommO dated Apply onb ianlorto STREET CO 1 26 Bay June 10 QJ A CARD The Subscribers passenger on board the Stillooner Gen Jackson alter returning thank to Almighty God for their safe arrival at Charleston beg leave to present to Captain Fabrir tiieir lliaiiks for nia polite and gentlemanly conduct during tlie (va usage and Uiev avail themselves of this opportunity tn say to their frx'nds and the pubi s' dust there cannot he a more vigilant anil skilful nuvigator thau Capt Fxaais in their oitiiiion T1103 LYTIJ for himself and family PI1IUP (OVER June 10 Oy" The Passengers in the Ship Empress Cain Sutton bi-g leave to expres tiieir gratitude and rt-sjievt lo Capt for hi poiiie attention amt fell theinaelves bound to acknowb dge the convenience and elegance of bis accommodations ami the ample provision laid on for their comfort during their pastagu from Ncw-Yoik to Charleston June 10 i I i- 1 1 tjt Passage for Liverpool The elegant new British ShipCORSAIH Capt Petrie is intended tobedispatciied for Livrrpvad about tlie 10th of June Those jiersous who are desirous of taking their passage hy this vessel wdl have die goodness to make early application to Capt FeUie on board at wharf or to May 27 JOHN LOWDFN Freight for Liverpool 200 bales Cotton are wanted to fill up the Shin SYBIL Apply to the Capt on board at wharf or to June 6 CHS RIDDELL VFRANCIS ROLANDO will attend to tlie business of his Profession at his residence Xo 13 Cwubertand-rtreel June 10 3 tt The Subscribers have entered into partnership In the practice of laiw for Colleton Dis-t irietumler the firm of FYLEK CLARKE and will keep their office at Wulteriiorpugh HORATIO FYLER CLARKE June 4 6 Sh karak who advertised some inontlii mce for iuforniatimi of hi Uiiulc Hcaxn will hear of him on application at Joai-sox Broad-st i June 3 Mrs 11 respcxtfuily informs her friends and the publiw tlwt she has removed to tluit eoniniodious and healthy residence lately o'upk'd l-y Biirtliolntnew CuitoJI west enilof ifiiumiary-st wliere iheexeroises of her Seminary will re-c innmetiro This Day The most approved masters Eiiglih French Diawing Music and Dancing will attend A few young Ladies can be accommodated ilh board June 4 James months Lli i)i'iMANI)8 flirainHt the Hamburm Ship Oiion must lie rendered in to the subscriber by 12 This Day or lliey ill be debarred tiavmcnt TRVPMANN JAHNCKF June 10 lUHLiC The red 'tout of ivxx are quo I to Ki fm Cn 'thud ioif 'e Mttu 1 MS Puli miu at II A cm nusiuett (if in tu th iisclv HAMBloN jun June 10 iUornro al leva Notice aud Caution nyHFKFAS I have been Informed lliat John Carnorlian and Peter Mitchell of this City have hv sundry deeds mortgaged and assigned to divers persona eiUicr their iiuhilduil creditors creditors ot Uif late firm of Clronclmn Mitcbi or otlicra all or sundry the Jtropi rty aud estate both real ami iieraiaial of tlie said firm as well as their own lit- livid mil property aud estate consisting together of le uses Iota liiojls stores wlimis negroes ko in Savautmli and Ibirien iu tieorgia or the neighbor-Imod llmreof anil elsewhere with their interest or shvre tlm stock ol die Liver Strain Mill near Darien snd sundry aiiares in the United Mates Bunk and mlu Banks ns well as sundry debts duo to them lit vurinu places besides lands lots negroes kc iu ie territory of Florida and psrticolsrly one lurgft irnct of luial boiiglit ol Fm bi Co lay mg between dir rivers St Marts anil Apalachicola in the territory Florid aforesaid Tin are hereby to caution the public against pur-baking any piul nf the said proieityr or estate So eon-'veil or any other priqaTtv la'longing to tlm mid "anmehaii Mitchell or either of them as 1 hold Mior mortgages on Hr greatest part thereof which ire on record in lie regisdy in Sivvauiii Rial Durion furrsaid and in ClvHi Icktim and equitable liros at all tlm properly and mid John Ciniocfwn ud Milciu ll YYILUAM CHRISTIE Savannah June 6 19 REMARKS COTTON Sea- ItlamU and Sanletf go off se ry liesvitv and holders seeiu willing to Kubmit tn sminII reduction on recent we uinfiiiue flur utStion however the same as in mir last The week's business in Upland has not Imtii by any means so' aunnated a that winch preceding re-fiealeil have taken mT a liuge portion of the hntT dewriptions and much Ol what remain Of inferior quality we do not vuy Ottr quotation sale it ring been made at all price from 12 to 16i 4 tend Wc have heard of no this week hove (3 but lime not altered our quotation a lliat of very prime quality if there was any at market would still commaml $3 124 cciti 1 1 without efianga in price ince our the tales are mostly confined tu home fionsump tarn there being no Considerable demand for expor latino IIi beenntther hesvy tlii week not much Owing to tlit quantity rn Itmd or tlie scarcity of purelutaers to the want ol'biwt to take it into the interior wlierq large supplies are still wanting '1'he advmoed price of this article in the middle states itl operate against any decline iu jtt price with OYTh uod FEAS Are both caroe at tliis llio former would ooiniiinnd 50 a 55 cents and the latter $1 a $1 6) cents by the cargo GROCERIES oontimir vtry heavy we have heard of no aales In-low our quotation hut the tfinequraglng accounts from the North would Iirohably induce some of the holders to give wav a ittle in tlieirpriei it purchasers should oiler are umisualh dull and niotf descriptions are cll-rog at 5t) crt in tlie ewt lower tlian they were ten dnvl our quotatKins ofcMire must be taken 1 with some degree of latitude fAwFeyaiid A Mum stitiport their (Wices tirripn Sfurit continue of very mill the beat P-ench Mraiufv does uot readily command rents and IV I Mum it without buyers Havana Lhasa sells but slowly at 30 cents TOCKS A lew Hank Suirn sold on Friday at lt)6 Mill an England continue about tlie same as last week 1 at high as 12) per cent prem hat been paid in one or two instance lor limited sums Our t-nc-d Hank Slock it without change FREIGH 7d per lb for CottiU to England is readily I cents to France 'The number of vessels in port considerably diminislicd and several wtliers neatdy ready fur sea 1 mrnsmrnm TRICES CURRENT OF BANK SHARES ke Cmrectmlvirkliffor the Courier Union lniurauee 70 I'iiv urine do 52 7 (icr Cent Stock none 6 pvT Cent 105 a 109 City Loon 111 Rank bliare 57u5t Htate do 1 95 a 93 Union do 64 Plant kMech 31 a 31 i US lliuik (tale) 106 State 6 per Cent 1114 mI sigliL on New-York tinl Pliilade1liia l)u 2 a-r cf prem short sight 1 per cent 90 days par Mill on mt sight 4 per cent 90 sight par Exchange an Enghaul 10 a 14 per cent prem on Fi 5f ic a if 10c Ucorgia Biusk 4) a per vent dic Bank 3) a 4) per cent disc SPECIE JRaihloons 15 62 a 1575 I (inincm 5 prem A met Gold 4a rem Hollais 2 a 2) pirm JVtgro stealers taken Two nun named James Williams alias 'Squire Jones and William Word alias Capt Gordon weic apprehended in this city last ctening ami before Justice Jtussell charged with inveig- ling and stealing five negroes from Neivbury District South-Carolma TI10 negnif-s who bad been placed in the gaol for safe keeping until an opportunity' should occur to send them to Ncw-Orleans have been identified auil sworn to by the owner of two of them 1 and another person who came in pursuit They had been induced tu leave tlu ir 1111s- lees on a promise of freedom ilthms and Word win leave here to-morrow for Nmitu Caroli where they will be tried The for- Vuri said to bo an old offender Savannah Mejiuhlican Pampelum April The day before yes-Jcfday our provincial deputation addressed a vrywnportuut reproaeutation to the Cortes which complains of thej ite resolution of the Cortes to disarm the Volunteer National -Militia of tlie city On the first of April gioups of soldiers rurS aboutihe street vocif-' rating patriotic songs concluding wills for mixed with exclamations of Death to (lie smiles of Pampclum On the Id in the morning parties of 1 0 to 80 soldiers were again about the streets singing and 1 shouting as before patriotic songs and Ri-r go for ever and mingling other exclnma-tionajsuch as Death to the people of Pm- peluna 1 death to the smiles of and From the Navarese Liftd deliver us from Gen Mendizalxil Lord deliver ui I from the Bishop of Tarragona Lord deliver us ke Brandishing with threats their sabres and bayonets they compelled many persons even women to cry Riegu for ever concluded (life aceuca by the pill-ge of be bouse of the Vicar of San Lo-1 which they entered forcing the doors id Healing what they could Dy thdr hands 1 495 i 495 Prices Current at Darien June Rice per 100 lbs 2 75 a $1 Corn per burin 1 1 s4l 12 Flour 8 a 9 Bacon II a 12 Cotton Soa-Iilaml per lb 22 a 30 do Upland 12 a 15 MOBILE MAY Cotton continues extremely dull and a further decline of half a cent per lb bus taken 1 1 to 13 cents is tlie extent it will command It spiears from tlie New-York Custom House Books that 1 54 vesuris with cargoes from foreign ports were entitcd during tlie month of Mav viz Ship 27 1 brigs 65 scltoonrfs 55 sloops Total 15 1 wilti 632 passengers Total arrivals during tlie year ending Ala) 31 CWtuari DIED near Salisbury Noiih-Carnlina on the 24th u'l after a short illness the Hon JAMES OVERSTREET Member of Congress from Soulli-Carolioa DIED Oct 5 at Shiraz in Persia CLAUDIUS JOHN RICH author of Memoirs on Ancient Babylon kc British resident ut ll'gdud aged 35 DIED in Kiehinond Virginia in the 19lh vear (d borage Mr ANN CAROLINE WATSON wile of Mr James ulsoii ol that place a native of this city where heralllicted relatives and friemll will long deplore die premature dealliol one endeared by the strong tie ol n-tiire and the sweet but now sundered torn of ulletlioii ilk POIU ut CIIAKU-atUN jilft UUl Vk'M Sftlft'Hl'A I'raiiLIm Monro New-York Jdr Dry nod li St et Cu Kctchum Ripley 3 Loft IWI i Mn i doll Co- Ficmming Ai liotbromt Montross (Jlieckborongli Cu llulwlev Thayer II Gilliland Cu Fylcr At Wiss biiltus Bytbewood Smith My uott Pansli Cu Parks liatnsock Co Trapinaiiii Jalnxke Cu ALLauet vi Liu ker Watson North Webb Osbsii'U U-lis Fry Gregory Kmgjr and tlm master Passengers Mrs Uitilklt aiidMils Price Arrived at New-Ymk on Saturday June 1 sloon Rapid Perry fllky tiooi Savannah Sunday tlup (iaronne Mott 6 daS from dn Passed at Quarantine slup ilinois FuiA trom LivcrtMiol (sailed before the Amity saiuu day at 4 Al iiaswd ship sshing-ton lloyt from Cha lrslon 23 mile south ol tiie Hook laft Khr George Smith to Sail in 3 day Raised on Friday between lamkout and PQingpan 15 sail of vessels ilambng to tlie southward and westward among till! nuijln ship Georgia Packet Ilunue and biig Tontine Wyokoup Spoke on Friday evening off Cap Romani sloop Income ail 17 days from New-York for Suvannuh Ship Empress Sutton Ncw-Ymk 8 days Mcr-chiinilize and Produce I Trcsoot Biett 8 Join's Drilling Bulkley Parish Co 11 Sheldon Co Parts Oates Paul Co Tyler Biirnll liliss Wells I Dart It Tweedy Co Swill Napier Uipriie Bennett Fry Gugorv It Walson Co Ik Sylva 8 KKmmniL V1 IK Ciwk1hj4u( NII Raymond Fitch 1 Course Boyce A-f-hanet Ki ichum Ripkiv Hall and the masler Passen-grs Messrs if- ovl Lucas Batkins Grom.