The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-05-18 00:00:00, page 1

WAN TE D,
A SMITA, easy rental HOUSE in Broad street, between
King-street and the Feehan,'. For further particulars enquire
of 'he P-bres. 'I
r |iL,Q hre tors 0 the . Rate of >ir John Colleton, oa-
J ronet, deoafed. will he pleased tq render a state of their
demands, and the debtors to make pa ment, to
ROBEPT JOHNSTON, Adminiflrator.
O'"' Vh^L tr%. II '<o.2. St. Michael's Aliev.
it Dr. Lt. F,
And mow b» entered upon t.F zad of May next,
The HOUSK front and back Stores,
No. 8, in REDO Os-Alley.
For particulars, enou-ire of li FAMES MACKIE.
To be Let, and nam^arefofffn given,
A large STORE and CELLAR,
On Greenwood's Wharf;
For particulars enquire a* No. ~ St. V O's-AlTy,y
To be Let, and may be LmerW on rm L ^d,
A convenient Houle in King-itreet,
Capable of accommodating a large family.
A L S 0,
A Counting-House on the Fay,
Wrh lodging rooms for lerks, and a CELLAR.
LIKEWIS E,
The House, 'O. 66, Meeting-street.
J^lv to W'TUIIM Hop I on, or JOHN HOPTON. ;
T, be, ired by the Month,
A LIKELY NFGA> WENCH, with a good breast of
j' milt ; leFlkewrfc feber and honest, and very handy about
3 houf. Enquire of the Printers.
Wanted to Charter,
ONE or two vessels of an easy draught of water to go to
St. fobri's, bas-F/ rida, to load naval stores for London.
Apply to ||WILLIAM SMITH, No. 33 , Bay.
A S Daniel O'Hara intends going for New-York by the
J next opportunity, intreats every person indebted to him, im
mediately to pay the fame.
do be Sold f) r Cal) only, the remaining Stock on band:
Confiding of Made ra aud Port Wines, by the pipe, quarter cask,
dozen or radon; with sundry other articles in the grocery way,
fuperfinc flour by the barrel; ship buifcub by the hundred. ||
NEWCOMEN & COLLET,
✓re removed from No. 8, Bedon's Alley, to No. 10 Broad-freet,
two doors from Gadsden s Alley,
Where they have Opened
A frefh assortment of DRY GOODS,
Which they will fell on very xeafoaable terms for Cash.
22d May, 17^2
(!'"" uerfons as are w ; U : r>' r tn co 'n't for the freight of
1' T'EL'n 'h : sgarrifen 'or the use of hi 1 M:j Ay's f oops, ^i;
pl^r fend thei" rcnoGls ^ # run 7, fedrd. t bisoffice
Wio-fr+owt / n/ if, 1787.
CT 1 I'" B -■' of °A^^ have thought proper to die< t lie
J Coro: fiorr .i hrk^t o 7 gt ia'forcc the ITerit ^
“An A ' for a Fid ' 0 /;" a d for T encouragdme ftheft
who ball vert t' emfeors , # bringing fin to market, the following
BOUN IFS will b e Oven :
To *he decked bya* that dial! brinr *0 marker rhe greatest quantity
of fifh in T ? co fe of one month, 'lev Perils Cerung.
To the >ct.“d boat that frab. ring the second greater quantity, a
bounty of Se^en Po nds.
, To he decked boat which shall bring the third greatest quantity,
a bounty of Five Pounds.
To the open boat which shall bring the greater quantity, a bounty
•f Five Pounds.
To the open boat which shall bring rhe second greater quantity,
a bounty of Three PuunL.,
And to the open boat which (hall bring 'he third erected quantity,
a bounty of Ttvo Pounds<
The above bountie to be paid to rhofe .ho mav become entitled
thereto, upon their producing a certificate to h: Board of
from one or more of the Commiffroners of the Market, fyeifmg
their hav ; ne merited it.
The above bounties to commence from Monday toe Bth inkant.
By Order of the Pel
The HOUSE, No 44, Broad Ireet. |j
Apply to William Greenwood, or William-Kerr-Ross,
The Commissary-General's Office
is removed from No. 103, Church
ftreet, to Guignard's-iireet, near the
Bay-Continued. ^z°.
^BARRACk7) FfTc^ removed
to No. 4., on the B\v.
BARRACK uF F 1 C E,
MAY 71b, 1782.
Much Persons as are :? :ng td firmly this Carrifon with
F U E L,
p- th > TTP of %'s Mfely's Troops.
{, T ALT, receive fubable Fncomagement by applying at this
O ffice; and ready Money wif be paid upon delivery of
ftp W^O™ ^ + conrerden' 'F^rvs.
Rite n V A T WW^^"' f A r/FTTI?
From SATURDAY, MAY 18, ^^ ^^ to W EDNES DA% MAY 22, <782.
SOU IH-CAR OLIN A: Printed by R. WELLS & SO N; Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
Vol. IL
LA MFS MACKIE.
AB RAHAM DACOSTA
Acquaints bis Friends and the Publick in general,
That he has opened a HOUSE, which will be known by the
Name of
The IR IS H COFFE E-HOUS E,
No. 89, Broad-street,
ICT rHERp any number of Gentlemen may be furnifhed with
V SOUP precisely at Eleven o'Clork in the forenoon; also,
.t any other time, TEA. COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, &c, &c.
He will enue/vour to give general fatisfa&ion to those Gentlemen
thU win >-, nr h = ro wrh thT company May t„b, 1782 bt.
Tie, Copartnuihip of Bentham and Sutcliffe being
I this day diffa ved by mutual content, all persons having any de
mands on that Copartnership, are desired to fend in their accounts
t at the lam° may be fettled; and all persons indebted to rhe said
Corartnerfoip. arc requeued to make immediate payin nt, or fettle
to heir farisfadion, with the fubferiber, at No. rc§, Broad-street.
do re Li, and , f/ffan given immediately,
Several Back Stores and Dry Cellars.
For pmticulars enquire at No. 101, Broad-Breet. ff
[) UN away from the schooner Polly, a Negro fellow named
IN. Pompey, he is about 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, and well set,
fpeals good English, is very artful, and, it is supposed, will endea
vour to pass for a free man ; he was formerly the property of Mr.
Sto,ne, bricklayer; and had on when he went away, a blue fear
nought jacket, and brown corduroy breeches. Any person that will
apprehend the said negro,, and deliver him to Alexander Mills,
No. 14, Tradd-breet, or to the Warden of the Sugar-House, {hall
ecHvp TWO GUINEAS reward.
' FOR SALE,
Bottled PORTER and PORT WINE,
By ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL,
No. 4f, Broad-Street.
To be Let, and Entered upon immediately,
r 'rH AT valuable LOT of Land on the Bay, nearly opposite
I the Lower Market, on which Mr. Dawson's House and Stores
formerly Rood. It is upwards cf 24 feet in front, and 7,57 feet in
depth. Great part of the walls are Handing. Particulars may be
known at No. 81, Tradd-ftreet.
To be Let, and may be Entered upon the azd ifant,
The HUUSE, No. 89, King-fcreet,
With the fine large Garden adjoining. Apply to
|| WILLIAM SMITH, No. 33, Bay.
BY PERMISSION.
To be Sold, and Poffeffongivea the First Day of sane next,
qrHAT valuable "LOT and BUILDING, No. 43, on the
JL Bay, the whole containing 148 feet of depth; the house and back
Lores now rented by Capt. John Morris. The premises are so well
known as to make any farther description unnecessary. For particu
lars apply to JAMES COOK, No. 3, St. Michael's Alley,
Who earnestly requests all those indebted to him to have
their accounts fettled on or before the day of sale; and those who
have any demands against him to call for payment.
Cbartf^vn, A,bit! Dfb, 1,8%.
A FEW GALLERY PEWS, in St. Michael's Church to
be hired, on very reasonable terms. Enquire of
JOHN M'CALL, jun. ) Church-
EDWARD LEGGE, fen. f Wardens.
Gbarlfran, <,3 April. ,17^ j
AQ_ T ,IC1 ERLY Communication of the Provincial Grand
. lodge wi I be he'd in the Lod?c Room at the State House, on
thrfday he i 3 th of June next, when and where the Matters and
Wardens of the f /era! regularly constituted Lodges hold ng under,
ana acknowledging the jurisdiction of the Provincial Grand Lodge,
are defined to attend by themselves, or Proxies, precisely at 7 o'clock
la the Evening. B, Order of the Grand Wafer.
Cbarbfocvn, aid Wav, 5782.
Wanted to purchase,
A SMALL Gang of FL'LD NEGROES, not exceeding
_ 'l'w £nt 7 o Enquire of the Printers.
ON Friday night Lift the 17th infant, a plain silver WATCH,
maker's came Jurr Sc Wo d, Briftoi. Whoever hrs found the
"A ", "' ' debver it to the Printers hereof, fuall receive TWO
GUINEAS reward, and no queftion< afleed. If Lid Watch is offered
for file, n b^ ;J it *dl be 'opped. *£
T A r> r. 3 \jL D,
A good Boat Negro, for no fault.
Good titles vm be given. Enquire of Edward Morgan, No. 3
Price -1 I y, or M•. .Allison. Cooper on Burn'^ Wharf, %
fufl imported from Liverpool io the 'WO feim„ foot. WADE,
The following A R TICLE S,
M^SS Beef i n barrels and tierces
Mes Pork in dico ditt#
New Rufe Butter in firkins
Flow P<rk and Mut on Hams
Ch-thire Chrefe
Fort and Calcavella Wine
An Assortment of Jewellery,
To he fo'd by the Quantity, on the mod reafonabh- Terms, for
CTh. o^ good Bills of Exchange on hoard of Lid Ship.
ROBERT WELLS & SON,
Have for Sale, be the Pack, ge,
The following ARTICLES, Cheap.
W OIF Sugar, British Ofnaburgs, Peruvian Bark, Glauber
2nd tpfim Salts.
POWE LL, HOPTON, & Co.
HATE FOR SALE,
QUEER FINE Philadelphia FLOUR,
11-Mufe-wado SUGAR in tierces and barrels,
M <Gtj WINE ; n 1 ines # mj r 9 !U-^Hf
T HE
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, February 9.
Extra* of a Letter from Portfmoulh, February 7.
" ""<r'-STERDAY failed the following sh ps, viz. the Gi
braltar, of 80 guw, Commodore Bickerton, Capt.
4 Hickes; Cumberland, 74, Caot. Alen ; Defence,
% N .<.wnham ; Sceptre, 64, Graves; Africa, 64, M'DowcH;
Inflexible, 64, Chetwynd ; and Juno, 32, Montague, for the
Eart -Indies."
The friends of Sir Henry Clinton have been particularly at<
tentive to Gen. Arnold since his arrival i i England, and one
day lately the Duke of N. gave a publick dinner on his ac
count.
Extra* of a letter from Plymouth, February 5.
, " Monday, Feb. 4. The weather very moderate this morn^
ing. I,aft night, after post, came into the Sound from the
westward, the Held Wallemade, one of the Dutch Indiamen,
taken by Commodore Johnftone. She parted company with
the remainder of the fleet a few leagues to the westward of the
port."
St. fames's, Feb. 9. Tbe Kingbas been pleased to grantto the
Right Hon. George Geimain (commonly called Lord George
Germain) and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten
the dignities of Baron and Vifeount of the kingdom of Great-
Britain, by the names, stiles, and titles, of Baron Bolebrooke
in the county of Sussex, and Vifeount Sackville of Dravton ira
the county of Northampton.
toidon, February 12. On Sunday Gen. Arnold and his ladr
were at Court at St. James's, when the latter was Drefented
to their Majesties by I.ady Ambreft.
The Hoogdarpel, and Dankbaarheyd, two of Commodore
Johnftone's prizes, are bo h arrived at Mountfbay difmafted'
St. James's, February if. . His Majesty having Been pleased
to appoint the Right Hon. Wellbore Ellis to be one o f h's Ma
jeftv's principal Secretaries of State, he was this day, by his
Majesty's command, sworn one of his Majesty's principal
Secretaries of State accordingly.'
London, February 14. On the 20th ult. a French man of
war of 4< guns and 500 men, in a violent gale of wind, foun
dered off St. Vallery, and every person perished. The above
frigate was commanded by the Captain of the Duc d'Artois'
lately taken by Capt. Maebride ofthe Bienfaifant. ''
Extra t ofa letter from Bayonue, bv the Flanders Mail.
" No fewer than^oveffels have been loft during the course
ofthe month of January, between this port and Rochelle • one
an English privateer of 18 guns, whose people are all saved • 3
new flrip of 24 guns, out from St. Jean de Lux, shared the
fame fate, and only 18 of her crew, which conlifted of x 4 @
were saved." *
Fxeraß of a letter from Pemzanee, February 9.
“ Yesterday arrived the Hongkarfpel Dutch Fafb Indiaman
one of Commodore Johndohe's prize-, laden with tea and chi
na; the is in a most fhatter'd condition, not having a mast or
bowsprit Handing, and was towed in by the Lucy tender
Rowe, and the Endraught, Lopprino, which met with her at
sea in great distress."
Extras of a letter from Ca„. Jahn Forbes, ofthe Terror friva.
teer, of Liverpool, dated Bearbaven, February 2.
" I have to acquaint you that this morning I arrived here in
a most shattered condition, having met with federal hard gale,
of wind, in which we loft our main and foremaft, they having
been very much wounded in an action we had the 19th ult.
with a Dutch snow in lat. 38. 30. N. and long. 14. „.W,
which lifted near two hours when the blew up; we immedi
ately hoisted out our boat, and saved nine men, whoinformed
us the fnow's name was the Daankerheid, from Amsterdam,
'' She was a new vessel. on her firft cruize, mounting 22
nine pounders on one deck, and fix three pounders on her
quarter deck, besides two long fixes on the forecaftle for chace
guns, and had 170 men on board; flic had been out three
weeks, but had taken nothing.
“ The Terror carries 18 fix-pounders, and $0 men."
It is remarkable that Lord Sackville was called to the Privy
Council during the Ministry of the Marquis of Rockingham,
and wade Treasurer of Ireland. It is Hill further remarkable,
that in a dispute with Gov. J —, —ne, Mr. Thomas Town
fhend appeared, as his Lordship's second.
February 16. The following intelligence is fai/d to be red
ceived from Calcutta. Sir E; re Coo+e gained a decisive vic
tory over the army of Hyder Ally Cawen on the 6th of July.
The Bengal detachment, and three battalions from the Cir
cars, confining of at Icaft 7000 Sepoys, 2000 horse, 100 Eu
ropean artillery, and 20 pieces of cannon, were expected to
join him a few days after the a&ion ; and the capital reinfo ce
ment under General Meadows rhuft have arrived at Madras in
September; we may therefore expert very important advices
from India every day.
February 19 Sir Guy Carleton is confidently reported to
be fixed on as Comminder in Chief in tie ro >m of Sir Henry
Clinton, who is not, however, to quit New-lok till Sir
Guy's arrival. He has had federal private audiences of 'ate
bo h at St. James's an 1 at the Q; .tn'; Palace, said to be ft
tiing preliminaries: and yeleiTty the new American Setre?
tary arid Sir Guy had, at the fame time, a long audience of
his Majcfly, a circumstance almost unprecedented; no two
persons, unltfs the Secretaries, being ever elofetted together
with the Sovereign.
The appointment of Sir Guy Carleton to the command in
America Rives much fatisfadion to sensible and moderate men ;
he is an officer of more experience in his profeffion than feme
of his predecefTors, and in whom we have neither reason to
dread a love of dissipation, nor a frivolous versatility—but
that steady, uniform, spirited perseverance which has made
him succeed in every thing he has hitherto attempted. When;
any General was recommended to the famous Cardinal Maza
rine, he used te hearken with attention to.the enumeration of
the good qualities of the General, but before he made any re
ply, always asked one question, “ But is he fortunate ?" and
without its being answered in the affirmative, he did not choofc
to employ him. Our correspondent thinks, as far as he is con
versant with the history of Sir Guy Carleton, he would have
been accepted by the Cardinal, and hopes that Sir Guy, by hfe
prudence and military merits, will be able to bring the dreadful
contention to a happy close.
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