The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-05-11 00:00:00, page 1

TO BE LF E,
The HOUSE, No 44, bread street. ||
Apply to William Greenwood, or William Cfr; -Toss.
° WAN T~E D,
A SMA LT, easy rented E')USE in Broad-street, between
A King-street a d the Exchange. For further particulars enquire
of the Printers. ||
FOR SAL E,
A quantity of ROUCH RICE,
To be delivered on Greenwood's wharf. Enquire at No.
44, Bar.
QHE Creator:, of the Ei tc of nir John Col:.eton, Ba-
JL ronet, deceased, will be eased to render a Rate of their
demands, and the debtors to m<'e pa; ment, to
ROBERT JOHNSTON, Administrator.
, §th March, 1782. || N 0.2, at. M^bael's Alley
~ TO BL LE 1,
And ma, be entered upon the aid of Ma, next.
The HOUSE, front and back Stores,
No. 8, in Bedon's-Ali ^y.
For particulars, enquire Of |I J? MES MACKIE.
To be Let, and tmm diate boftfon given,
A large STORE and CELLAR,
"On Greenwood's Wharf,
For particulars enquire a s No. 3, St. Mchad's-Alley. ||
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
TWENTY M E N,
For his Majeft,'s packet-boat Granville, for Falmouth.
A LL Seamen entering on board the Granville, now lying
JLJ in this harbour, will receive each of them a protection from
being pressed on board any of his Majesty's fllips of war, during their
continuance in that service.
Apply onboard the said Packet-boat, lying ofl^the market wharf.
CbaAe/loram, ()tb April, 1782. ||
To be Let, and ma, be Entered on im mediately,
A convenient House in King-street,
Capable of accommodating a large family.
AL S O,
A Counting-House on the Bay,
With lodging rooms for clerks, and a CELLAR.
"LIKEWISE,
The House, No. 66, Meeting-street.
Apply to William Hopton, or JOHN HOPTON. ;
To be Let, and may be entered upon the nth Ma, next,
THAT pleasant, airy and well situated HOUSE, No. 103,
Church-street, at present occupied by Major John Morrison;
the house has had a thorough repair since the capitulation, the out
buildings are in good order, with a large garden, and every requisite
either for a private family or a gentlemah in trade. Apply to
JAMES CLITHERALL, No. jr, Tradd-ftreet.
Charlefown, 2d April, 1782. fl
To be hired by the Month,
A LIKELY NEGRO WENCH, with a good breast of
milk ; flie is likcwife sober and honest, and very handy about
a house. Enquire of the Printers.
Wanted to Charter,
ONE or two vcffels of an easy draught of water to go to
St. John's, Eafl-Florida, to load naval ftorcs for London.
Apply to 11 WILLIAM SMITH, No. 33, Bay.
BARRACK OFFIC E,
MAY ith, 1782.
Such Persons as are willing to supply this Garrison with
F UE L,
Far the Use of His Mnjcfy's Troche,
SHALL receive suitable Encouragement , by applying at this
Office; and ready Money will be paid upon delivery ot
the WOOD at convenient Wharves.
Charlestown, April if, 1782. &
THE Board of Police have thought proper to direct the
Commiffionets of the Markets to put in force the Adt entitled,
" An A& for a Filh Market ;" and for the encouragement of thofc
Who shall exert themselves in bringing fifh to market, the following
BOUNiIES will be given :
To the decked boat that shall bring to market the greatest quantity
of fifh in the courfc of one month, Ten Pounds Rerling.
To the decked boat that shall bring the second greatest quantity, a
bounty of Seven Pounds.
To the decked boat which shall bring the third greatest quantity,
a bounty of Five Pounds.
To the open boat which shall bring the greatest quantity, a bounty
of Five Pounds.
To the open boat which shall bring the second greatest quantity,
a bounty of Three Pounds.
And to the open boat which shall bring the th: 1 greatest quantity,
a bounty of Two Pounds
The above bounties to be paid to those who nr become entilee
thereto, upon their producing a certificate to the Board of Porye,
from one or more of the Commissioners of th: Market, freer mg
their having merited it.
The above bounties to commence "om MSnSv, the Bth in fant.
Order of tbe B^v
' c ^^^nv r'r-P.
The Commissary-General's Office
is removed from No. 103, Church
ftreet, to Guignard's-ftreet, near the
Bay-Continued.#
The BARRACK OFFICE 17 removed
to No. 4, on the Bay.
ROYAI SW^CA7FTTF
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From SATURDAY, May n, to WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1782.
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Moll Excellent Majesty.
Vol. 11.
RUBLICK AUCTION.
T O-MORROW, the 16th May instant,
WILL BE SOLD,
By COOKE & WEB B,
At their Store in Broad-street,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, &c.
AL S O,
A valuable HOUSE and LOT in Broad-street, No. 31.
A HOUSE No. 5, in Lodge-Alley.
LIKEWIS E,
A Imart NEGRO FELLOW, about 22 years old, can shave and
dress hair tolerably well.
A likely NEGRO WENCH, born in this town, about thirty
years old, a complete waflier, ironer and cook, and understands
marketing, together with her three children, one a girl ten years
old, is hnart and hardy about a house, the others are boys.
The above negroes are fold for no fault, and with them good titles
%i.i be given.
PUBLICK AUCTION,
TO-MORROW, at No. 1, on the Bay,
AFE W barrels belt Philadelphia Flour,
Mess Pork in tierces and barrels,
A box Loaf Sugar
A few tierces Rice
Four hoglheads prime Virginia Tobacco
A v riety of DRY GOODS
Two trunks of Millinery Goods
Sattin Petticoats, Cloaks, &c. &c.
__J4Q^ And at ONE o'clock at tbe Exchange,
The Schooner
S WALL O W,
Lately arrived from providence, a new vessel and
^^f-^fc fails remarkably fall, is well found in every rcfpe&,
and now ready fo r sea. By CURRIE & NORRIS,
WHO HAFE TO DISPOSE OFF,
The SCHOONER
P ° L L Y,
Lying at Burn's wharf, built of Live Oak and Yel
low Pine, burthen 150 barrels rice, almost a new ves
sel, and in good repair, of an easy draught of water,
drawing only 6^ feet when loaded, and perfectly suitable for the coast
ing trade.
LIKE 1V I S E,
Mufeovado Sugar in hoglheads, Loaf ditto, Madeira in pipes, Port
in pipes and bottles. Orange Juice, Philadelphia, French, and English
Flour, Mess and Cargo Pork, a variety of Dry Goods, Military
Shoes, Bur Iron, Blitter Steel, &c. &c.
Four hogsheads TOBACCO,
A few barrels RICE,
1200 Pieces of CYPRESS SCANTLINC,
About 18 feet long, and fix inches square.
ABRAHAM DACOSTA
Acquaints his Friends and tbe Publick in general.
That he has opened a HOUSE, which will be known by the
Name of
Tbe LONDON COFFEE-HOUS E,-
No. 89. Broad-street,
ITriIERE any number of Gentlemen may be furnifhed with
VV SOUP, precisely at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon ; also,
at any other time, TEA, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, &c, &c
He will endeavour to give general fatisfa&ion to those Gentlemen
that will favour him with their company. May tyb, 178% bfc
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A number of ALERT SEAMEN,
THAT arc fit for dirty work, such as rousing about great
guns, manning armed boats, handling the boarding pike,
if required, &c. &c.
Such of the above description as are willing to enter on board
the armed Brigantine
G R F.YHOUN D,
(Late the Rebel privateer Grand Turk) remarkable for faft
failing, shall meet with every encouragement, by applying on
board to JAMES M'DONALD.
N. B. Seamens wages shall be equal to any merchant ship
that fails out of this port, a share in all prizes, a protection
from being impressed, and paid off regularly at the end @f eve
ry three months.
CHARLESTOWN, May 15.
ON Monday last arrived here, under the findion of a flag
of truce, a fchooper, in twelve days from Virginia, laden
with tobacco, on account of debts tontrarfted here by Rebel
Officers, while prisoners in this province.
1 his day arrived here a dispatch boat from New -York, after
a parage of 14 days. We ha\c not hitherto seen either news
papers or private letters from that place, by which we might
have been enabled to give some information to our readers re
fpeding publick affairs; we have only heard from report, that
his Excellency the Commander in chief, Sir Henry Clinton,
has failed or England, and that the February and March mails
are arrived from Fsknoutb at New-York.
PUBLICK AUCTION,
Upon THURSDAY, the 16th May inst.
At TE N o'clock,
WI L L BE SOL D;
On account cf Government, at hit Majesty's Victualling
Stores on Gadjden's Wharf,
A Qu A N TITY 0T
DAMAGED PROVISIONS,
Conffling of the follonving ARTICLES viz.
Oat Meal, Peafe, Bread and Rum.
TAMES FRASER, Agent Vi&ualler.
THE
BY PREMI sSI U N.
A LOTTERY
FOR THE BENEFIT QF THE
REFUGEEPOOR.
• SCHEME.I
I Prize of 2000 Dollars is 2,000
2 • 1000. - . 1,000- C
4 ° * s°° * - 2,000
10 ^ 200 . . 2,000
20 * * 100 * * 2,000
4° - • 50 . 2,000
100 - • 20 • . 2,000
"7° - - xo - , 21,700
The firft drawn Ticket 10 0
The raft drawn Ticket go,
2,349 Prizes, o
3,651 Blanks,
6coo Tickets at fix Dollars, 36,000
Subjed to a deduaion of If per cent.
To administer to the Necessities of the Indigent has ever been the
Delight of the benevolent Heart ; —the Diftreftes of a Number of th#
Refugees among us, call for immediate Relief. A Lottery has beeri
deemed the most eligible Plan, at present, to raise a Fund for a pur#
pose so noble and humane, and as the following Gentlemen have
consented to be Directors and Managers thereof, the hearty con''
currence of the Pubiick is not doubted of to render this Charity at
ample as poffiblc. J
D I R ECTO R S.
Lieut. Col. Isaac Alien, id Battalion NewJerfey Pplur.tr
Samuel Bain, Esq; Deputy Mufer-MaJler General,
Capt. John Blucke, 13d Regiment,
Tohn Cruden, Esq; Commiffoner offcquefered Eftateq
btajor John Doyle, Volunteers of Ireland,
Gideon Dupont, jun. Esq; Merchant,
Lieut. Col. John Hamilton, R. N. C. Regiment,
Reverend Mr. Edward Jenkins,
Thomas Inglis, Esq; Merchant,
Anthohy Knecht, Ffq; Commissar, of Ptovifionty
Capt. John M'Kinnon, Deft. ^ M. Gen.
Capt. John Macmahon, Barrack^Mafcr,
Lietit. Col. Duncan M'Pherfon, ,Ift Regiment,
Major Baron de Maltzburg, Regiment de bitfourth,
Charles Morris, Esq; Purveyor, General Hoftital,
Major John Morison, Deputy Commiffar,-General,
James Penman, Esq; Merchant,
Robert William Powell, Esq; Merchant,
Capt. Aug. Provost, Dep. Infterior-General, P. F.
Doctor Richard Pro&or, InfpeHor-Gen. of tbe Hospital,
Major Francis Skelly, Aid-de-Camp to Lieut. Gen. Leslie,
Captain Thomas Swanton, Guards,
Alajor Peter Traille, Royal Artillery,
John Troup, Esq; Attorney at Laris;
I)odor Andrew Turnbull, 7Vy/flat,,
Treasurer. David Thomas, Esq; Paymafler-General to tbe Army.
Such Prizes as are not claimed in Two Months after the drawing
is finifhed, and the Lift of Prizes published, will be deemed generous
Donations to the Fund raised by the Lottery, and appliedaccordingly.
*„* Tickets may be had of the Treasurer, the Directors and
at the different Printing-Offices in Town.
TO BELET,
A large Back ^tore and two dry Cellars.
Enquire of fw.||. ROBERT LINDSAY.
Charter Parties, Securities, Petitions
Memorials, &c. &c.
Done at Campbell's Notary Pubiick Office, No. 38^, Bav. ft
LATELY PUBLISHED,
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 fate
papers.
Il faut eclairer Fhifloire par les kis, et les lois par Phifloirk
_ Montesquieu.-
By GEORGE CHALMER S, Esq.
THE Copartnerfhip of Rentham and Sutcliffe being
this day dissolved by mutual cons at, all persons having any de
mands on that Copartnerfhip, are desired to fend in their accounts,
that the fame may be fettled; and ail persons indebted to the Did
Copartnerfhip, are requested to make immediate paym nt, or fettle
to their fatisfa&ion, with the fubf-riber, at No. 105, Broad-street.
Cbtrieflotun, May Is, T 782. JOHN SUTCLIFFE.
On Thursday the 6th of June next, quill be fold, at tublick
Sale; before the Exchange, between Twelve and One o'Clock,
THAT VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE in King-street, No;
100, and LOT of LAND, containing in front on King-street
50 feet 9 inches, and in depth 191 feet and a half; on the back or
weft line 87 feet 9 inches ; the house and out-buildings are well built,
and in want of very little repair ; late the property of Cato Afo, feizad
on execution, and fold by order cf the Board of Police.
Cbarlfaun, i4tb May, 1782. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
bn Thursday, the I.6th Ma, next, will be fold, at publick fab
before tbe Exchange, between Twelve and one o'Clock,
r pHAT large and valuable BRICK HOUSE, No. 69, Meet*
L ing- street, as elegantly finifhed with and as convenient and good
brick out buildings as any house in town, being seized on executions
and fold by order of the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES.
Cbarlfown, zotb April, 1782. Sheriff.
To be Sold at publick sale, before the Exchange, on Monday
tbe 3d Day of 'June next, at 12 o'Clock precisely,
AVERY valuable GANG of NEGROES, upwards of
fifty, amongst whom are many very valuable families, and
a number of ufcful Boys and Girls; late the property of Mrs. Eliza,
betb Butler, deceased, seized on execution, and fold by order of the
Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
Cbarlrfown, 16tb April, 1782.
Numb. 126.