The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-07-17 00:00:00, page 1

_R EBEL INTELLIGENCE.
T RENTO N, (New ferfy) June 5.
WE bear from Monmouth, that on the morning of the
iff inst. one Davenport, a refugee, lauded with ab ut
40 whites and 40 blacks, at Forked River, and burnt Samne'
Brown's fait works, and plundered him ; they then proceeded
f/rbward towards Barnegat, for the purpose of burning the
Tail works along shore between those places. Thus are they
conciliating the affection of the Americans.
, Chatham, (Neou ferfey) June 5. Monday arrived here,
from Lancaster, escorted by a party of light dragoons, Ma]or
Cordon and Mr. Charles Afgill, a 1 ieutenant in his British
Faitfy's Guards, but ranks as Captain in the line. The latter
: of theie gentle men is fixed upon to appease the manes and ex-
Ipiate the blood of Capt. Buddy, unless the perpetrator of that
Ihorrid a& is immediately given up.
Foflon, June 17. A tchooner of the King of France, La
levrette, arrived in this port lad Monday night, from Cape
Francois, after a prilhge of 21 days. We learn by her that
: the combined fleet commanded by the Marquis de Vaudreuil
and Don Solano was to fail the 25th of May from that place,
amounting to 46 Flips of rhe line, in good condition, to con
voy from the Capes.3o6 fail of merchantmen, going to France.
The troops assembled at St. Domingo make up 20,000 men,•
!commanded by Don Galvez -md the Marquis St.^Simon.'
Their destination was dill a tecret.
Newport, ( <hoj- /land) June 22. A perfonwho left New-
York the 14th inst. informs that Lippencut, the murderer of
Captain Buddy, was tried, the day he left the above place,
by a Court-Martial, composed of British officers, was found ,
guilty, and wa^'to be delivered up to the orders of General
Washington the next day.
! -I aft Thnrfday passed this harbour on its return to New-
York; the fleet which has for a fortnight past been at the Vine
yard, coßeding' stock ; we hear, they have carried off 1500
iheep, and,near'%o6 head of cattle.
Several people from the Vineyard inform, that the appear
ance of a French fleet of 40 fail, battened the departure of the
above plundering fleet from thence; if this be true, as is very
probable, we may exped to hear more of the matter every
b,f.,, % <
To be fold, on Tuesday next, the 23d inflant, before the Ex
change, between Twelve and One o' Clock,
jTCTVE NEGROES, one a good Carpenter about 25 years
Ir old, and a good SCHOONER. Satisfactory titles will be given.
# July 19th, 1782. JAMES BRISBANE, Sheriff.
1 — 1
STOLEN from the Market Wharf, on Sunday night the
7th inst, a Ship's YAWL, clinker built, is square sterned, rows
with four oars, and is from stern to stern about 17 feet. Whoever
Will deliver the said boat to the Printers of this Paper shall receive .
T3EJ&E GUINEAS reward. 10^ July, 178%.
By the Hundred [Five Score]
|Pounds Weight.
Superfine English Flour 483.11505.
Second quality - 455.
Ship Bread - 55.
Corn Blades - 9s. 4!
Mufeovado Sugar -60 s. a yds.
sar Iron - '2ss. a 28s,
By the Pound.
llndigo, be& purple & copper 4s.
IDitto 2d - - 36. 6d.
(Ditto ordinary - as. 6d.
I Tobacco - Bd. a is.
Deer Skins, Indian dressed 23.
Ditto in the Hair iqd. a l6d.
Beaver Skins 4s. 6d. a ss.
Hams - Is. 6d.
Tallow - is. a iqd.
Bees Wax * is. qd.
Spermacety Candles 4s. Bd. a ss.
Chocolate - 2s. a 2s. 6d.
RaiGnsih calks - 9 d.
I Almonds in shell is, 6d a is. 8.
IHyfon Tea -16 s. a 18s.
(Green ditto ,s. a 7!. 6d.
Bohen ditto . 33% a 3s. 3d.
Candles, tallow, mould 2 i.
Duetto dipt, - lßd.
Soap - - 141
Coffee - pd.aizh
Irifli Butter Bd. a is.
Single ref. L. Sugar ißd a i 9 d.
Double ditto is. rod.
By the Barrel.
Turpentine - 455.
Pitch - - 435, 6d.
Tar -40 s,
Cargo Beef lios.
CHARLESTOWN, July 20.
Yesterday a fmaii veffei below ing to this place return
ed hither under a flag of truce fro n Wilmington in
North Carolina, which the had left the da, before.
The only news cutrent at Wilmington was, that 13 French
ships of the line, with 13,000 land forces, bad arrived at Rhode
Jfland, ano that this pl ce would be eyacuated before the flag
of truce could possibly arrive.
Three Rebel prisoners were this afternoon brought to town
from Colcs-lfland. They were the crew ofa small schooner
belonging to Beaufort in this Province, v hich had been to
Georgetown for a lading, and on # her wry from thence to
Jackfonborough with a quantity of rum sugar and coffee, was
driven on the beach of Cole's Island by a gale 0 wind.
" July 16 h departed this life, mu h regretted, Captain
" Thomas Baddeley, Barrack-Matter of South-Carolina;
" ho was poflefleJ of fri nd ; p, sincerity, and every manly
" fuimenr ha/ adorns the generous mind—his friends pay
" this melancholy tribute to his memory.”
MAURI <GL. It onel G deon Wright, of Surrey
C< unty, % nh-carclina to Mrs.cthiD, late of the district of
Nincty-tix.
ROYAT f'^ '^CA7FTTF'
From WEDNESDAY, July i 7, to SATURDAY, July 20, 1782.
Charlestown Pr ce-Current.
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
Vol. IT.
Mes Vies. 1206.
Cargv Luk - ijos.
JV :fs Pork - L 406.
By the BirfheL .
Indian Corn - 8s?
Turk's Land Salt - 2s.
By the Foot.
Jamaica Mahogany - Is
By the 100 Feet.
Inch Boards - 2ts. gd.
1% ditto - . - 15$.
1% ditto - 275. 6d,
2 Inches - 3°s-I
Featheredge ditto -20 s.
Scantling, 4^4, to 6by 6 25.
Ditto 8 by 8, to 8 by 10 30s.
Ranging Timber 10 by 10? tos
to I2by 12 £
By the Cord.
Oak Wood - - 236. 4d
Pine Wood - -14 s
By the Pipe.
Madeira Wine, firft ( ]# 6 }
quality
2d ditto ..401. a 45'<
Port ditto - fol.
Lisbon ditto - 371. a 40!.
By the Gallon.
Ruin, Jamaica - - los.
Ditto W. India - 91
Geneva, Holland -7"
Brandy, French . ' los.
Mai.ffes - 3s. 6d,
By the Hogshead.
London Porter - None
By the Dozen.
London Porter - 235. 4d.
For Private. Sale,
^f^ The SCHOONER
'L E T I T £ A,
Burthen about fevSnty tohs, lying opposite Green-
G'^4 woods Wharf; ihe is an uncommonly faft failing
vessel, remarkably strong built, and may be font to
fta at vety little expence, as she has lately had a thorough repair.
Cbarl.floicn, 2Ctb fug, 1782. JOHN MORRIS.
~To—T'HE t inn Tc~K.
A FREE NEGRO MAN, by the name of NED,
f-\ who, we are informed, was twice publickly whipped for his
rogueries at Pensacola jufe before that place fell, has been taken up
on fufplcion this morning, and sent to the Sugar-House. There is
feme reason to a^prehen^ he was concerned, with some others not
-taken, in breaking open and robbing a 11 ore in Broad-ftrcct; he at
•t; mpted to make Id- ;cfcape, but was retaken ; he is lame of a leg,
tall and thin. If any perlon has fiiffcrcd_by one of this description,
or can*give any account of him so that he may be brought to justice,
they will do great service to the Public!, and will be informed of
farther particulars by enquiring at No. gif next the London Coffee
houfe, Broad-freet „ § ..
N. B. A. handforce reward will be given to any poor person, who
gives information , if any of the goods can be thereby recovered.
% be Let at an etf rent, and may be Entered on immediately,
T'H IT large and commodious LOT of LAND situate in
C Meeting -ilrcet, No. 114, with two Dwelling Houses, and
Stable s with I odder Houses fuiucient lor one hundred hordes. Any
person inclinable to treat for the above preniifes, in part or for the
whole, may apply to F. S. PINCKNEY,
No. 64, Broad-street.
A CONVENIENT STORE on the Bay, with the Cellars
under the fame. The said Store, is compleatl, fitted with
Shelves and Glass Cases for the Reception of Dry Goods; likewise
a Counting Room adjoining the Store. For further particulars apply
to Blair & Wallace the Corner of Breed-Street and the Bay, near
the Exchange, or the Printers hereof. %fy 20^, 1782.
VI CTOK THOM~SO Nr
INTENDS for Great Britain firff opportunity; he there-
X fore request- all persons indebted to him to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have accounts against him to call and have
them fettled. *f. .
Cearieforon, ZOtb fubi, 1]%2. ~ '
r r H L fubferiber being ,arrived from Savannah in Georgia,
A intends to follow the practice of PHYSICK and SURGERY in
this metropolis, and hopes that all his former customer.; and friends
will favour him with their ciiftpm, as they hiay depend on being at
tended on bfhimfelf with the greatest care and.diligence; Though
inoculation is the most fate and happy methods of communicating the
small-pox, yet notwithflinding the great success attending this mode,
it requires preparation and cure; therefore, to accommodate those
who live remote from gentlemen of the faculty, the true Prepara
tive Pills are recommended, which entirely correct all crudities, and
render the patient fit for imfe&ion with the greatest fafety. The
many thousands who have been cured in the course of twenty years
f^om those Pills, without any other medical aPittance, will fecom
me 'd them as be t ue Preparative Pills. They are fold^t 5 and 8 dol
lars the box, with directions. A certain disorder cured with the greatest
dispatch and secrecy, with the utmost fafety and without hindrance of
business; the lues veneria, yaws, leprosy, effectually cured. The ge
neral approbation he has met with from all ranks of people in Great-
Britain, Ireland, Holland and Germany, and the meft of the large
towns on the Continent of America will recommend him.
N. B. Advice to the poor gratis. PEI'LR DANNOLDS,
r I- No. 56, King-ilreet.
To be Sold at Publick Auction,
At rWRL HE o'aiock,
On WEDNESDAY the 24th infant,
At Hrs Maj'fly's Barrack Stores in Legnre-ftreef,
A Quantity of DAMAGED STORES,
Consisting of
COARSE Linen Sheets, Bed Cases, Blankets and Rugs,
by Order of the Honourable General Leslie.
Old Jamaica RUM, of a very line proof
and flavour, to be fold by retail, for Cad ) only, by
JBRiAN CAPE, No, 84, Church-street.
THE fubferiber intending to leave the Province in a few
days, earnestly defines all persons that have any demandsagainfl:
hup to bring in their accounts for payment; and those-that are in
debted to him to difeharge their refpe^ive ballances, otherwise their
accounts will be put in the hands of an attorney, without any further
notice.JOHN MAHONEY.
-so "BE HIRED,
A SENSIBLE Negro Wench, and several handy Boys and
Girls. Enquire at No. 27, on the Bay.
WILLIAM P. Forman,
No. 22, Church-street, Corner of Elliott-Preet,
Begs leave to acquaint bis Friends and the Publick, that be has
fir Sate, ibe following Artiste, on tbe^ ^fcoffin,fffferms,
HYdON, Souchong, Green and Pickles bythe Case or single Bottle
Bohea I eas, .Coffee Dried Salmon & pickled Longues
Single and double refined Sugar Rum and Brandy
Mufcovado ditto Madeira and Port Wine
Railing and Almonds, Spices Bottled Porter, &c.
-LIKEWISE,
Howe's Acid of Orange for braking Punch, which is equal to the
fineft frefh-Jnice in flavour, and will receive no Injury in any hot
Climate from keeping, at five Shillings per Bottle,
Left Peruvian Bark, in Powder, at fourteen Shillings per Pound.
HE HAS ALSO, .
A good Arfortment of D RY GOODS,
Which he is felling off at and below Cost,
An elegant Assortment of Silks, Calamancoes and Camblets,
Broad Cloths, Bath Coating, C'orfrfe white Cloth, Strouds, &c.
Scotch Ofnaburgs at gd. per yard, Brown Hollar d from ißd. to zs.
Ready made Jean and Calico Coats, with a Variety of Articles too
tedious to mention.' II
THE
PUBLICK AUCTION.
On MONDAY the 22d instant,
At No. 1, on the Bay, to begin at TEN o'clock,
A general Assortment of DRY GOODS;
CONSISTING OF
IRISH and printed Linens, India Cottons, Calicoes, Di
mities, Printed Handkerchiefs, Checks, 'Gauzes, Riband%
and Laces, Hats, a irunk of ready made Mens Coats, &c. &c<
A Quantity of Hardware,
Hyfon, Souchong and flohea Teas,
With a variety of other ARTICLES
'" 'd'LEoDAI at One o C' toek in the Exchange,
" y°' jsh an d LOT, No. 68, Meeting-street, eleganly fitted
up and in excellent repair. > *v
A Mulatto V ENCf iwho is a good washerwoman and feamftref%
;°^ r .°i Waiting BOYS about 14 years old, and for whora
indisputable titles will be given. ROBERT NORRIS,
Who has to dispose of,
A few cafc prime Indigo, a quantity of Cotton in the stone, a
'^^ and Philadelphia Flour, mess Beef and Pork,
'° „° an d l° a ' Sugar, a few pipes and half pipes Madeira
, bar Iron, Millitary Shoes, Ofnaburgs, Raffia Sheeting ard
'' in g,a ba.c of Slops, an assortment of Jewcl'ery and platcdWare,
a , es Spermaceti and mould Candles, Soap, Butter, Cheese,
and J obacco >
LA 7LTF-pu ßLISHED,
And to be sold,
By ROBERT WELLS & SON,
In one Volume Quarto, price Two Guineas,
POLITICAL ANNALS of the present United Colonies'
from their settlement to the peace of 1763, compiled chiefly
from records, and authorifed often by the insertion of ftato
papers.
Ilfaut eclairer fbifloire par les lois, et les lots par Ehifoire.
Montesquieu.
By G FORGB CHALME P. S, Esq.
LOST on Friday the lift ult.
A small Red HAIR TRUNK,
The property of an officer, supposed to be [left by mistake fa
a canoe near Roper's wharf; there were several letters, and a number
°' papers in it which can be of no confeouence to any person but the
owner. Whoever has found it, by delivering it at either of the
Printers, shall receive FIVE GUINEAS reward, and no questions
asked.
TO BELET, =
THAT pleasant and airy HOUSE, No. Ico , in King-ftrect.
„ ars apply at No. 6, in the fame street, eg
No. 26, 7 radd>ftreet, to'
CHRISTOPHER FITZ-SIMONS.
RUN away from the fubferiber the 23d of May last, a
gro boy named IOM, about seventeen years of age, is ve'v
artful, and having a paG signed by Col. Robert Ballingall no doubt
will attempt to hire himfelf out. This is to forewarn all person.
whatever from hiring or harbouring the said boy; and all maftefs
of vessels from carrying him off the province. A reward of ONE
GUINEA will be paid to any person delivering him to the keeper
of the Sugar-House, or to William Burt, at No. 1, South-Bay.
(barlefavn. Igtb, 1782. '
JOHN & WILLIAM THOMPSON^
Have importedin the Catharine, and other vefelsfrom London/
A general ASSORTMENT of
European and East-India GOODS,
, + Confining chiefly of the following ARTICLES,
Which they are felling by Wholesale or Retail,
On very reasonable Terra,
At their Store, between No. 2 and 3, Tradd-Strebt,
IRISH Linen
Flaxen and tow ofnaburgs
Iriih fhcetirg
Brown Ruhia ditto
Printed linen and cotton
Chintz and Callicoes
Mnnin, Humhums
Cambride, Lawn
Silk and thread gauze
Luteftring, Mode and Mantau
Bombazeen and Crape
Silk, thread and cotton Hackings
Table-cloths
India Dimity and Jeans
Corduroy
Marseilles quilting
Broad-Cloth and Kerfeymires
Mens round and cocked hats
Ostrich feathers and plumes
Playing cards
Writing paper
Leather, thread and silk gloves
TO BE RAFFLED FO R,
A pair of compleat Canteens,
for 2 General or Field Officer. Enquire of Mr. Robertson, Printer •
AS MACNAIR and "MAXWELL are about declining
Business, they once more request all Persons indebted to them
to call and fettle their Accounts.
They wiflr to dispose oh their GOODS off Hand, consisting of
Wines, Groceries, Pickles, Perfumeries, &c. by Wholesale, on very
reasonable Terms; for Cash or Government Bills.
N ° B ° 'he Houle they at present occupy, to be Let, and imrno.
d:ate Possession given.
THE creditors of the estate of Mr. William M-Gacben, de-
X ceased, will be pleased to make a Rate of their demands, and
toe debtors to make payment, to ALEX. COWAN, Admr.
PF' II No. 2, Bedon's Alley.
THE. fubferiber has for sale at his house No 9 , Beaufain-
Childrens Shoes of all sizes, and better than any imported^
and will fcll'thcm at a reafonablc price.
*'• EDMUND FITZPATRICK,
Crowley's broad hoes
Broad and felling axes
Sadd Irons
Rice Sieves
Frying pans and gridirons
Copper, tin and iron kettles
Cutlery and hardware in box&f
Saddles and bridles
Beots, soldiers Ihoes and Ibirts
Check Shirts
Officers ditto
Tea and table china
Tea and breakfaft setts of ditto
in boxes
Green, fouchon^ and bohea tea
Single and double refined Sugar
Black pepper
Scented hair powder
Cotton cards
Turpentine and Windsor soap
A cneft of medicines well assorted
A small trunk of school bocks.
Numb. 145;