The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-12-29 00:00:00, page 2

IRELAND.
HOUSE OF COMMONS,
Tuesday, October 9, 1781.
The Right Honourable the Speaker having taken the Chair,
-fa ineffage was delivered by Andrew Corbes, Elq; Gentleman
Usher of the Black Rod, acquainting the Iloufe, that his Ex
cellency the Lord Lieutenant defirecl their attendance in the
House of Lords, which being accordingly complied with, and
the Speaker having returned, his Excellency's Speech to both
Houses of Parliament was read, which is asfollows:
The LORD LIEUTENANT'S -Speech to both Houses of-
Parliament.
" My Lords and Gentlemen,
" IN obedience to his Majesty's commands, I meet you as
chief Governour of this kingdopa ; and though I feel with dif
fidence and anxiety the weight and importance of the tiuft
with which I am honoured, yet it"h a matter of encourage
ment to my mind, that I arrive at a peiipd peculiarly auipici
ous to Ireland. The fubhantial effects of thole benefits which
the wifiloin and liberality of the British Parliament have lately
communicated to this country, are already apparent in the in
crease of her manufactures, and the extention of her cqm
inetce. From the progress which has been made, notMth
ftanding the obftncles that induffry mitfl have Buffered in a war,
which extends itfelf over so great a part of the globe, it is but
proper to expect, that every source of inUional employment and
\vealth will diffufe itfelf much wider, whenever the blehings-of
peace will be reftored.-'
" It gives me the sincerest pleasure to execute his Majesty's
command by alluring you in his royal name, of his determi
nation to continue the most parental attention to the rising
prosperity of this country, the true interests of which are, and
muff ever be, inseparable from those of 'Great-Britain.
“ His Majesty's domestic happiness has received an increase,
and the Protestant succession another fccurity, by the birth of
another Prince.
“ Gentlemen of the House of Commons,
. " Your law grants being nearly expired, it will now rest with
your deliberation and prudence, to furniih such supplies as you
ihall deem adequate to the maintenance of publick credit, the
honourable support of his Majesty's Government, and the
fafety of the kingdom.
^ &bave ordered the proper accounts to be laid before you ;
from mefe you will be made acquainted with the date of your
revenues and expenditures, and will be enabled to judge what
provisions may be suitable to the circumflances of your coun
try, and the exigencies :of the publickferrice. If any measures
can be devised, tending to improve the management of the
finances, and to effectuate a more compteat and more secure
tolleaion of the revenue, they will have my clwarful concur
rence.
" M,"Lords and Gentlemen, ,
" Confeious 'that it i?my indifpenfibl'c duty to promote
whatever may contribute to extend the advantages of,civij fy
&eiy, I take the. firft occasion to call your earned attention to
the encouragement of your trade, and tire- improvement of|
your manufactures ; and especially to the maturing and enfor
cing of your interior police, as well by your deliberations, as
by the influence of your councils arid examples, impr&ling
upon the minds ' of the people a becomihgteve enceot thelaws. -
“. The humanity and whilom of thofeinptives which in
fluence your support of the J'roteftant Charter Schools, as re
ceptacles of true religion and honest industry, will continue :
to engage your regard. 1 :
" I am sensible also of the expediency and good policy of the
encouragements which are aeGuftomed to be given, as well as '
to the linen manufacture, at ;th the tillage, to the fifheries, the'
inland carriage and export of corn, and other great national
objects.
" It will deferv^, however, your lied attention and vigilance'
to ascertain and enforce the strict and due expenditure of such
funis as may be granted for these wife and &novelentpurpofe§.
'• His Majesty carnally withes the happiness of his people of
Ireland, in whofe^fTeHion a,dloyalty he places the firmed re
liance. And though I .am not directed to calb,pon you for any
extraordinary supplies, iu this time of general hostility, when
these kingdoms are exposed to an unnatural and dangerous
combination of enemies, I have not the fmalleit doubt, that *
I shall be enabled to assure bis Majesty of your cordial, difpofi
tionto "give him every abidance comparable with your means
and circumflances.
“ -No event could more contribute to the publick security,
than the general concurrence with which the late spirited offers
of assistance were presented to me,' from every part of this
kingdom ; and I am fully convinced, that if thc.neceflity had
arifeq, it was in my power to have called into action all the
ftrength^nd spirit of a brave and loyal people, eager under my
direction, to be employed in aid of ids Majehy's regular forces
for the publics defence.
“ I trust that every part of my e©ndu& will demonstrate
how much it is the wish of wy heart to engage your confi
dence ; I tell claim it only in proportion as I Shall be found to'
deserve it, by an unwearied endeavour to promote the prof
fperity of Ireland: and I am sensible, that this is the bed me
thod of recommending my fervictes to our frereign, and of
obtaining your concurrence towards the ease and honour of
Yriy adminifhatidn."
FOR S A L E,
A LARGE LOT of LAND in Meeting-Street, containing
in front about 100 feet, and in depth about 300 feet, on which
there is a very good and airy bride dwellingdwufe, with convenient .
cut-buildings, and a large garden neatly laid out.
ALS 0,
A LOT on the south fide of Broad-street, very conveniently
situated for trade, at prefect in the occupation of Melfrs. Mills
and Hicks.
The terms will be moderate, and any perfin inclinable to become
a purchaser, will be informed of particulars, by applying at No. 105,
in Meeting-street.
'«, A neat Mahogany Bedhead, with Cotton Furniture,
Leather Bed, and a Leather Mattrafs, lately imported, to be fold for
oft and charges. Enquire as above. *h. l
Just arrived directly from Corke,
In the Brigantine Fanny, Capt. WALTERS
CHOICE Rose Butter of the firft Quality
Mess Pork in Barrels and half Barrels
Mess Beef in Barrels
Kiln dried Flour, Oatmeal, Ac. &:c. Ac.
TO BE SOLD,
By THOMAS STEWART, & Co.
K^ 42, on the Bay,
WHO HATE ALSO FOR SALE,
Jamaica and Antigua Spirits, Mufeovado and refined Su
gars, Genevd in Pipes, Brandy and Geneva in_ Cases, .Port Wire in
Bottles, Molasses, Porter in Hogsheads, Barrels and half Barrels;
Soap, Paints of different Colours, Green, Souchong and Bohen Teas;
black Pepper, Military Shoes, Milliard, Soy, Quin's Sauce, Ketchup
Hawsers of different Sizes;'*‘
And a large Assortment. of
Scafohable Dry Goods by the Package.
JOHN & WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Have imported in the Catharine, Capt. Conkie, from LONDON,
An ASSORTMENT of
European and East-India GOODS,
Which they will difpofc of, on the lowcrt Terms, by the Package or
others ife, at their Store between No. 2 and 3. Tradd-ftreet. )
fuji imported in the Admiral Barrington, Capt. Palsmore,,/^
London, and to be fold b,
J A MES MT) OUA L L,
At No. 109, Broad-street,
On my reafimable Terms, by the Package or Piece, for Caf or Bids
~ of Exchange, viz.
CUPERFINE mixt, green and. dpft de Paris Broad Cloths
O and Trimmings; fashionable Metal Coat Buttons, leaflet and
Uriped Knee. Garters, black Everlaf^ng/ and Princes Stuff, striped
Silk and Cotton Waistcoat Pieces, ditto white Jeannet Shapes, Mens
fuperfme green and Orleans striped ready-made Coats; Ofnaburg,
fetching and Nuns Thread /Holland Tape, Binding and Filleting ;
London and 'Whitechapel Needles and Pins, Mould and Wire Shirt
and Waiffcoat Buctons; Jcamiet, Scotch Ofnaburgs, Led Bunts arid
Ijcl/pg; griped Holland, Linen and Cotton Chcclc and Check
Handkerchiefs, Malabar: ditto, "Table Cloths and Towelling, bor
dered and Needle wofck Lawn Handkerchiefs, Cambrick,, plain
Gauze, black Cravats, fretted, cheered and plain Lawn; Tambour
Mullin Aprons, printed Linen, long Lawn and Cotton Handliercmcfs
and Shawls, Nankeens, brown Sdcha§,, brown and white Buckram,
printed Linens, Cottons and Callicocs of the uewelf halhion ; Bri
tannias, plain, corded and figured Dimity; 3-4, 7-3 and yard-wide
Icidt Linen; Cotton Counterpanes, Mens Silk arown and white
Thread Hose ; Womens Cotton and Siil^ ditto, Mens Shoes and
Boots, Boys Shoes, Womens black Calamanco Purtips, Mens black
and white faffiionable Hats, Negro ditto, arid an Assortment of
Stationary, &c. &c.'
A L S 0,
A few Barrels of fuperfine Kiln-dried FLOUR. */'.
r OAKEN, as is fappofcd, by mistake, from on board the
Lord Howe, upon her arrival from Wilmington, a CHEST
clasped with iron, cpntamiijtya coat of a lead colour not finifhed,
with a remnant of the fame cloth—five silver tea-spoons marked
I). R. maker's name T. F, —forne flirts', among which are three
marked D. Ross—a pair of new shoes and a pair of new boots—some
notes of hand, two of which were printed; with many other tilings.
Abb taken in the fame manner a bed, bolrter, two pillows and a
counterpane; the chert and bedding d this direction, Major Man
son. Any person difeovering the whole of the above articles where
they may be had, shall have %< > ° Guineas reward, and in proportion
for any one or more of them, by giving information to the Printers.
To be fold ^Friday the iith of January, 178!, at ten o'clock
in the Forenoon, at No. 57, Qteenfreet; for Case only,
HOUSIIOLD Furniture, coufilling of mahogany desks,
drawers, book case, tea and dining tables, chairs, looking
glades, &c, tea, table and punch spoons, some old gold and silver a
very good silver watch that goes on diamonds, books, &t. also a
negro man a good carpenter, another a good wheelwright, two
handy boys and a girl, belonging to the efface of Alexa nderßan
towle, deceased. All persons indebted to laid estate, are requeued
to make payment; arid those who have, ,any demands, are desired to
make them known, to ROBERT BRIDIE, Administrator.
Dec. 19, 1781. [ MARk BRIDIE, Administratrix.
THERE has laid on my wharf for these ten days past, three
iron-bound case of CORF] lira perilling condition, which I
flored yesterday. The owner may ' have them by applying on
Motte's wharf, to DALZIEL HUNTER,
Who has got a PETTIAUGER that will carry eight cords'of
wood, to dispose of, or to hire out by the day, week pr month- also
a DRY CELLAR to hire. Dec. 28, 1781. f
T) EST Hyfon and Bohea Tea
D Loaf and Mufeovado Sugar
Jar Raisins and Currants
Prunes, Figs and 'Tamarinds
Citron and Orange Peel
Almonds in the Shell
Bifket Salt
Pepper and Allspice
Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and
Nutmegs
French Brandy
RUTHERFORD & AINSLIE,
No. 6, Elliott-fl reet, ' .
H A V E F°O R SAL E,
A FEW DRY GOODS, IRONMONGERY, WINES,
I 1 PORTER, FLOUR, &c. which they will dispose of at
a very low Advance, for Gafli or Bills of Exchange. ±
' TOBE SOL D,
By ADAM AUST I N,
At No. 50, Broad-street, Corner of King-street,
On TuefdAy the 22d of January 1781,
Will be SOLD before the EXCHANGE,
Petzueen the Hoars of 12 and t 0 Clock, at Pubhek Sale,
TH AT very large, convenient and roomy WHITE
_ HOUSE in King-greet, No. 187, fronting the Parade and
LOTof LAND 011. which it ftynd, containing in frontyo fret 8
inches, and in depth 148 feet, befog w@t fenced todnd with a brick
wall, and having many very ufeful buildings, all of brick, the yard
paved and in every refyeff complcat; being late the property of Mr.
Lewis Leftarjette, and seized 011 execution, and fold by order of the
Board of Police.
At the fame Time vd!t be f"?d,
That ver, convenient HOUSE and LOT, No. 31, m,Rmg
ftreet, containing infront 29 feet; and in depth 100 feet, With a fhqp
and other convenient buildings; late the property of Janies Carn,-
chacl, & Co. and seized on execution and fold by order of the
Board of Police. , JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
Ciarlcfloicn, 24/6 December, 1781.
J USTI MPORTE D, ,
'And to be fold on the lomeft Terms, by
,B UCII A NANS & ROBB,
No. 4, on the Bay,
IyRESH Flour in Barrels
Rose Butter in Firkins and half Firkins
Beef in Tierces and Barrels
Perk in Barrels
Oatmeal in ditto
Pickled Tongues in half Barrels.
A few Cherts of Singlo, Souchong, Congo and Hyfon Teas
A few,Pipes of Port Wine
Ditto ditto Fayal
Barley in Kegs
Brown Soap in "Boxes
A few Puncheons of Jamaica high Prosf Runtl
And a Case of excellent Clarcc.
ALS O,
A small Parcel of DRY GOODS,
Consisting of Mtns Shoes and Slippers, Womens red, green and
black Leather, Cailinranco, Sattin and coloured. Silk ditto of the
newest Fartiions; Mens round and cork'd,black and white Hats, a
few Pieces ' of fine and fuperfine Broad Cloths and Shalloons, a few
Bundles and Kegs of French Steel fit for Sabres and Swords, Cotton,
and Wool Cards. t,
Port and Madeira Wine of the
firft Quality
Jdm:tica and -Wert-India Rum
.Military Shirts, Shoes &Trowfers
Irish Kinens and Sheeting
Silk, printed and ClwlK Hand
kerchiefs
Copper Tea Kettles
Pewter Plates, Bafons and Dishes
A few Sets of Foote's Plays,
&c. Ac. &c.
COLLINs& HAYE S,
No. 12, Broad-street,
Have imported in the Admiral Barrington, Capt. Pafimore,
and other Ships from Lox DON,
The following AR TI CLE S,
Which they quill fell on the ms reasonable Terms, viz.
RED port, Madeira, Lifhon,
L .iherry and Malntfey wines,
in pipes, hoglheads and quartcr
cafks
Wipes in bottles, London porter
in ditto
Scarlet, blue, green, white, black,
grey, and other falhionable co-,
loured broad-cloths, with flial
loons and trimmings of all
' forts
Scarlet, buff, white and mulberry
kerfeymires
Buff, olive, white, and black vel
vercts andcorduroys
Spotted velverets, jeans, dimities,
Marseilles Quilting, Dutch,
French and Queen's cords
Imperial and royal ribs, cotton
counterpanes, morce patches for
gowns, and other Mancheft'ry
Black Princes fluff, miffinets,°alo
peens, 1-iftres, crapes, poplins,
silk cords, ruffels, durants and
callimancoes
A variety of ladies silks
Black -and white Barcelona hand
kerchiefs
3 4th, 7-3 and ya^d wide Itifh
linens
Englilh and India Chintz
Bordered lawn handkerchiefs
Table Cloths of different sizes
Plain and striped la vns
Plain, ffriped, checked and Sprig
ged muflius
Narrow gold and silver lace, gold
and silver fringe arid bullions
for making epaulets
WHEREAS the Garrison has, of late, been frequently
alarmed with FIRES, through the carcleffnefs of the inhabi
tants, in not having their chimnies fweeped ; it is the express order
of the Commandant, that such persons who negle& this neceffaty
duty, and a fire- entue, will not only be fubje& to a fine of Fifty
Shillings rterling; but likcwife to the heavy expence of the engines
that may be employed at such fires.—As far as may be to'guard
against such accidents, the inhabitants are hereby required to be par
ticularly careful during the present season, and are reminded, in case
of fire during the night, that each houfe-keepcr do set a lighted
candle in a window fronting the rtreet.—Such persons as have not
provided their complement of leather buckets (for no other fort will
be admitted) are expected immediately to provide them, as well as
ladders; a ftridt enquiry will ihortly be made,.and all delinquents
severely fined.
William Carson, William Greenwood, ")^
William Ancrum, George Cook,
James Carsan, John Wagner,
John Hopton, Gideon Dupont, jun. )'
STOLEN from the brigantine Henry & Frederick the sxd
of December, 1781, a BOAT 14 feet 'in the keel, pew caulked
and payed with tar, the outside painted red, black and yellow. Any
person that will bring her to Cant. At.len PENT, ihall re©' 1
FIVE DOLLARS reward. ' q
FOR SALT,
Mufeovado and Clayed SUGARS;
And a Quantity of well-affortcd
COR D A G E,
By JAMES BLAIR, and Co. No. 27, Bay.|
LAWfol'&'p RTc Er
Have removed from St. Michael's Alley, to a nciu Store the South Side
the Exchange, on the Bay,
And have imported in t^ Hope, Capt. Moorfom,fl om London
A general Assortment of
European and East-India G DODS
ConGrting of the following Articles,
Which they ouill dispose of 1, the Piece or; Package, on the mfb
fonable Terms, viz-
MENS and boys felt hats
Ditto fafnionable ditto
Linen and cotton checks
Ofaaburgs
Camblets
Crapes
Bombazines
Duffil blanketing
Yard-wide and 7-8 Irish linen
Stationary
Half-ell Gik feather'd brocades
Half-ell silk long pile shags
Half-ell silk Ihags
Half-ell silk velours
Superfine damask striped Man
cherter bed furniture
Drab pillow fuftians
Half-ell drab jeannets
Half-ell Dutch cord
Superfine yard-w ide drawboys
Corded dimit.
Yard-wide,muflincts
King's cords
Figured honey combs
6-4 Indian blanketing
Rose blanket
Kerfeys
Welch plains
Half thicks
Shalloons and rattinets
Callimancoes
Half-ell serge du barre
Drab plains
Yorkshire cloths
Beaver cloth, variety of colours
7-4th fuperfine cloths
Printed Rodney clothe
Mock caflimirc
Real caffiinire
Superfine scarlet cloths
Ditto uniform blue and white
Mamodies
Book mu^in
Brown filetias
Blue paste handkerchiefs
Printed callicoes
Ditto cottons
Ditto linens
Ditto muslin chintz
Ounce thread from No. 7 to 44
Cotten quality bindings
London laces
Tapes
A number of flrong Iron-bound Calks.
, Mens and womens silk, cotton
, and thread hose
Ladies best London made calli
manco shoes
, Mens fine hats and ladies riding
ditto.
, Gold and silver bands and toffcis
- Ditto buttons and loops
Sword knots, and bell Balladine
silk sashes
Gilt and plated gorgets
Bert gilt and plated plain buttons
A great variety of fancy ditto
India China bowls and bafons
Long tea and breakfart setts com
, pleat
Compleat neat fide-board setts of
cut glass, arid a variety of other
glass ware
Starch, hair-powder, Windsor
soap, pomatum,wafh balls, rose,
lavender and Hungary waters,
offence of burgamot and other
perfumes
Blacking halls, paints, oil, brim
stone, lamp and ivory black
Nerts of hair trunks, with brass
furniture
Gilt red leather and large travel
ling trunks
A cornpleat travelling kitclren,
in a strong trunk, fit for a Ge
neral or Field Officer
Very compleat camp trunks,- and
camp canteens
Military shirts, ruffled and plain
Ditto worsted and yarn hose
Long and short tobacco pipes
White and brown soap, &c.
Sewing silks, variety of colours
Silk ferrits.
Womens white tick and cal&
manto flays
Chip hats
Coloured threads
Shirr moulds and wires
Corking pins
Skeleton wires
Flannels
Linleys
Military hose
Worsted ditto
Silk ditto-
Printed handkerchiefs
Black silk ditto
A great variety.tf gauzes.
Ribbons
Sattins'l
Mode handkerchiefs
Slick'd dowlas
3-4 diapers
Lawns
RuBT huckaback
German linens
Durants
Moreens
Cotton romalls
Chintz patna ,
Persian taflhties
Oapibricks
Duffils
Womens callimanco and featte
shoes and pumps
Mens ffiocs and boots
An assortment of fadlery
Ironmongery and Birmingham
good's
Jewellery
Bruftbes
I,oaf sugar
Sugar candy
Starch
Scotch fnuffin bladders
Mustard
Vinegar
Porter in barrels.
Ale in huts
Tin and glass ware
Tiniplates '
Wire for tinner's use
Iron-in bars
A variety of cordage..