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cables', to loose their fore-top-fails, Which were kept
It for this purpose, and to run their Blips on there, and to
<t"them on fire, as the Romney dropt anchor; but our uoats
ft irded them so quickly, and our people behaved so gallantly,
r° t the flames in all of them were soon extinguished, except
the Middleburgh; the burnt with incredible fury, and be
aming light as the confirmed, die got afloat, when her marts
tumbled, and had nearly tumbled on board two of the other
1 tizes- however, by an exertion of the boats of the squadron,
{ ($ towed off, Bern foremort, in w ich the General in
"foraffifted. The boats had not left the Mildeburgh ten
' minutes when die blew up, close by the South Point of Hot
''aitth's time also a boat was seen rowing to our ship, filled
Q people in the Eastern gaib, making humble ligns of fub
frion: they proved to be the Kings of Tarnate and Tixore,
ith the Princes of their fefpedtive families, whom the Dutch
: Rft.lndia Company had long confined on Isle Robin, with
different malefactors, but had lately removed them from that
iftand to Saldanha.
Before midnight we had got all the prizes afloat, and next
day "' e B°t th "" rigged and ready for sea, having brought the
I principal hih from the Hooker, which lay concealed under
c c h a pin Bland, where the fails had been lodged, in hopes we
neve, should have discovered them.
I This Hooker had been seized by the Rattlesnake in fur
nrizc according to my order in the difpoiitiomof attack.
I'' The names of tfic prizes are
Guns. Tons.
JThe Dankbaarheyt, Capt. Steetfel, from Bengal, 24 1000
The Paerl, Capt. Plokker, from China, 20 1100
The llomiop, Capt. Laud, from ditto,. 20 1100
The Iloogcatfpel, Capt. Harmeyer, from ditto, 20 1000
The Middleburgh, Capt. Van Guenip, which ?
was burnt, c^me also from China. S '
There were also two large Tookers, which I could not
conveniently bring away ; and to avoid leaving any marks of
barbarity towards a frttlemcnt where our wants nad been so
often relieved, I would not permit them to be burnt or de
froyed.
Offer 18. This mornmgat eight 0 clock the Purser of the
Earl of Oxford Eaft-Indiaman. Capt. White, arrived express
zt the hast-India-House with the agreeable news of the fol
lowing East-India lhips being fafe arrived off Plymouth on
Saturday last, all well, viz. the Befborough, Montgomery,
from Bombay; Granby, Johnson ; Fox, Blackburn; Earl of
Oxford, White;. Halfewell, Pierce ; Atlas, Cooper; from
Coast and China: Duke of Grafton, Bull; from Fort St.
George and Bombay : Princess Royal, Kerr; from St. Hele
na and Bencolen; Earl of Sandwich, Dean, from Bombay:
True Briton, Timbrill ; from Coart and Bay: York, Blanch
ard; London (late Webb) from Coart and China: Royal
Charlotte, Cotton; from St. Helena and Bombay: Bridge
water, Parker; from Coast and China; Stormont, Rogers:
Duke of Portland, 'Sutton; and Lafcelles, Wakefield, from
Coart and China. Capt. Webb died at China.
War-Office, September 2,, 1781.
^-regiment of light dragoons, Colonel Sir John Burgoyne, Bart,
of 14^ dragoons, is appointed to be Colonel; M )?r J^hn Floyd,
es 2j.it dragoons, to be Lieutenant. Colonel ; Captain Thomas
Nash, of 16th dragoons, to be Major.
% be Captains of Troefs.
,Captain Jonathan Thomas, of 15th Dragoons; Captain-lieutenant'
Lewis Majendia, of 15th dragoons; Captain-L - ucenant John
Campbell, of 20th dragoons; Lieutenant John Beckwith, of 15th
dragoons, be Captain-Lieutenant..
'* To be Lieutenants.
Lieutenant William Gilbert Child, of 21st dragoons; Lieutenant
William W; .to“, of 2il dragoons; Cornet John Fullerton, of zift
dragoons; (hornet Guy Henry Crawford, of 21st dragoons; Cornet
T. J. Venables Hinde, of 16th dragoons.
101st regiment of foot. Colonel Robert Sandford, from the half pay
of the late 93d foot, to be Colonel; Lieutenant-Colonel Honour
able Charles St .art, of 26th foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Bre
vet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Adams, of 12th low,to be Major,
loilregiment of sot. Colonel William Rowley from the half pay
of the late 120th foot, to be Colonel; Major Gordon Forbes, cf
9th foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel;' Brevet lieutenant-Colonel
Thomas Jones, of 59th foot, to be Major.
September 29. 37th regiment of foot. Lieutenant Jehu Ritchie, from
42d regiment, is appointed to be Captain, vice Henry Savage.
Capt. William Brereton, from 17th foot, to be Major, vice Janies
Couffeau. Ensign William Edwards, Lieutenant, vice Alexander
Sannderfon. Major William Montgomery, from 6yh regiment,
Major, vic%William Brereton. Lnlign William Braban, Lieu
tenant, vice Richard Fletcher.
42(1regiment of foot. Ensign William Dickson, Lieutenant, vice
John Ritchie. Ensign Alexander Lorraine, Lieutenant, vice Ken
neth Callendar.
43d regiment of foot. Ensign John Wiikinfon, from 54th regiment,
Lieutenant, vie Thomas Dunbar. Charles Taylor, Ensign, vice
Richard Dickens.. Surgeon's Mate Robert Waugh, Surgeon, vice
Donald Mintyre.
44th regiment of foot. Lieutenant William Keough, Captain-Lieu
tenant, vice Colin Campbell. Ensign Henry Farley, Lieutenant,
vice William Enough. Ensign Abraham Blick, Lieutenant, vice
Richard Hutchurfon. Ensign F. de 4 Chambault, from 24th regi
ment, vice William Mecan. En£gn Robert Robin'bn, lieutenant,
vice John Golden. Joseph Earle, Ensign, vice —— : Griffon. John
Connolly, Ensign, vice Henry Farley. J- ini Oliver, Ensign, vice
Abraham Blick. Thomas O'Sullivan, Ensign, vice Robert Ro
binson.
57th regiment of foot. Ensign David Arnott, Lieutenant, vice
William Augustus Thompson. Surgeon's Mate Trumbull,
Surgeon, vice Thomas Davy.
60th regiment of foot, 3d battalion. Licht. Mungo Noble, from
21st regiment, Captain-Lieutenant; vice 'Akxaiidi r Brehy. • Ma
jor Archibald M'Arthur, from 71st regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel,
'vice William Crofbie.
60th regiment of foot, 4th battalion. # Darby, Ensign, vice
John Manning.
63'lregiment of foot. Lieut. Gilbert Affleck, from 7th regiment,
Captain, vice Henry Lyfaght. r " '
64th regiment of foot. William Armstrong, from 17th regiment,
Captain-Lieutenant, vice Piter Russel. Ensign John Warner,
Lieutenant, vice Thomas Gilfillan. Major William Brereton,
from 37th regiment, vice William Montgomery.
%)th regiment.of foot. Lieut. Thomas Dunbar, from 43d regiment,
Captain, vice George Lec. Cortlahd Skinner, Enfign^ vice Ben
jamin Fanevil Bethune.
7fit regiment cf foot. Captain Janies Campbell, from 33d regiment,
Major, vice Archibald M'Arthur. Lieut. Hugh Campbell, Cap-
Mu, vke Dunean Chifholme. Lieut. Thomas Fraser, Captain,
vice John Robertibn. Lieut. Thomas Gilfillan, from 64th regi
pient, Captain, vice Hugli Campbell. Ensign John Elphinftone,
from 4th battalion of 60th regiment, Lieutenant, vice Hugh Camp
bcil. Ensign John MTpugal, Adjutant, vice H. Campbell. En
sign Donald M'Bean, Lieutenant, vice Patriclr Cumming. Ensign
David Dewar. Lieutenant, vice Peter Fraser. Ensign Alexander
M'Tavifh Lieut. vice Rory M'Leod, Ensign Lauchlin M'Quarry,
from 2d battalion 84th regiment, vice Colin Chiiholme.
M'Pherfon, Ensign, vice R. Campbell.
Both regiment of foot. Ensign Charles Dalgleifh, Lieutenant, vice
Stephen Silk.
Gfber z. iff regiment dragoons. Lieut. William Spencer is ap
pointed to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Henry Thomas. Cornet
Thomas Mitchell, Lieutenant, vice William Spencer. William
Davidson, Cornet, vice Charles Dobfon,
4th regiment of dragoons. Serjeant-Major George Anderson, of the
loth dragoons, Adjutant, vice Joseph Barnes.
9th regiment light; dragoons. Capt. Henry Farrington Gardner,
Major, vice Charles Henchman Capt. Lieut Hon. Henry Aftlef
Lnnct, Captain-of troop, vice Henry Farrington Gardner. Lieut.
David Howell, Captain-Lieutenant, vice Hon. Henry Ailley Ben
nett. Corner Batricli Cannon, Lieutenant, vice David Howell.
— Smallct, Corrfet, vice Patrick Cannon.
2111 regiment light dragoons. Aoam Problem Clerk, Chaplain, vice
John Harrison.
6th regiment loot. Capt. Lieut. James Blathwah, Captain of a
company, vice John Piper. Lieut. Toomas Slater, Captain-Lieu
tenant, vice James Blathwait. Ensign Thomas Welsh, Lieutenant,
vice Thomas Slater. ,
9th regiment foot. Ensign Thomas Orchard, Lieutenant, viee Jo
seph Peraro. Jolin Armstrong, Ensign, vice Thomas Orchard.
Toward Wilson, Ensign, vice Essex Bowen.
14th regiment so t. Ensign Thomas Gerrard Elrington, of the
Herefcretfliire militia, Eniign, vice Thomas Northey.
29th regiment foot. Samuel Harris, Ensign, in one of additional
companies; vice Richard Spencer Schutz.
6 2 d regiment foot. Lieut. William Wybrennts. Captain of one of
the additional companies, vice George Marley.. Ensign Lancelot
Weir, Lieutenant, vice William }5 r ybrants, Oliver Plunkett,
Ensign, vice Lancelot Weir.
96^ regiment foot. Lieut. James Ogden, of the Weft. Middlesex
militia, Ensign, vice William lies. Lieut. Thomas Francis, of the
Weft-Middlefcx militia, Ensign, vice Robert Patrick.
99") regiment foot. James Williamson, Ensign, vice Mathew Lalor.
Major Hon. Malcolm Rainfay, of 83d foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Army.
October 6. 3d regiment of dragoons. Abraham Whitaker, gent, is
appointed to be Cornet, vice Lyde Browne.
15th regiment of light dragoons. Capt. Lewis Majendie, of 23d dra
goons, to be Captain cf a Troop, vice Jonathan Blackwell.'
20th regiment of light dragoons. (Quarter-Mailer Samuel Goddard to
be Cornet, vice Jonathan Blackwell.
2irt regiment of light dragoons. Thomas Schutz, gent, to be Cornet,
vice William-Gilbert Child.•
'-3d regiment of light dragoons. Surgeon John M'Cullock, of 59th
foot, to be Surgeon.
9th regiment of foot. Brevet Major John Money to be Major, vice
Cordon Forbes.
14th regiment of foot. Lieut. John Tickell, of Capt. Smollct Camp
bell's independent company, to be lieutenant, vice Gavin King.
53'1regiment of foot. Ensign William Oldham, of 6zd foot, to be
Lieutenant in one of the additional companies, vice Henry Wilde.
78th regiment cf foot. Archibald Ingram, gent, to be Ensign, vice
Hon. Hugh Sandilands.
83d regiment of foot. Capt. William Cafhell, from half pay in the
late 07th foot, to be Captain, vice Alexander Dowe.
101st regiment of foot. Serjeant Jeremiah Radcliffe, of 51st foot, to
be Quarter-Mailer. Hospital Mate Allen to be
curgeon.
lO2d regiment of foot. Serjeant Benjamin Garnet, cf 51st foot, to be
Quarter-Master. Hospital Mate Thomas Kerr to be Surgeon.
Capt. William Cafhell, of 83d foot, to be Major of the Army.
Eniign Robert Patrick, of 96th foot, to be Lieutenant in Capt. Fre
derick-Augustus Wetherail's independent company of foot.
Eniign Hugh-Allgood Hanfard, of 90th foot, to be Lieutenant in
Capt. Thomas-Gunter Browne's independent company of foot.
Ensign W.lliam Lies, of 96th foot, to be Lieutenant in Capt.-Arthur
Pyne'&independent company of foot.
James-Corry Nicolfon, gent, to be Ensign in Capt. J. Richmond
Webb rtifmphreys's independent company of foot.
Ensign Buckworth Herne, of 90th foot, to be Lieutenant in Capt.
William Carruthers's independent cen-pany of foot.
October 9. Major Oliver Delaney, of the 17th -regiment of light dra
goons, is appointed to be Adjutant-General of the forces in North-
America, vice John Andre.
K^.or Oliver Delancey to be Licutenant-Coldhel in the army.
To be Co? nets in tbe 23d regiment of Li^ht Dragoons.
George Williams, gent, late Captain-lieutenant in the 16th regiment
of l ght dragoons. John Campbell, gent, late a firft Lieutenant
in the 23d regiment of foot. Ensign Thomas Eyre, of the Eart
MddlJex militia, lite a Cornet in the Sth dragoons. Captain
John Horfefall, of the Wert-York militia. John Jaffrey, gent.
Surgeon's Mate of tbe 15th dragoons. Robert Aufley, gent.
Independent company cf foot. lieutenant Richard North, of the ad
ditional companies of the 15th foot, to be Captain.
Independent company of foot. Lieutenant Thomas Gunter Browne,
of the additional companies, of tbe 37th foot, to be Captain. Ser
jeant-Major Jolin Green, of 54th foot, to be Ensign.
Independent cohipany of foot. Lieutenant Daniel Ord, of the additi
onal companies of the 38th foot, to be Captain. Lieutenant John
Finely, from half pay in 49th foot,' to be Lieutenant.
Independent company cf foot. Lieutenant John Bridge, of iith foot,
Captain. Ensign Andre w .Macneven, cf 48th foot, to be Lieute
nant. James Prentice, gent, to be Epfign.
Ensign Efhx Bowen, of gtlr foot, to be Lieutenant in Captain Love
Parry Jones's Independent company of loot.
Lieutenant Gavin Kin?, of 14th foot, to be Lieutenant in Captain
Smollct Campbell's Independent company of foot, vice John Tickell.
Robert Robinfoil, gent, to be Ensign in Captain Beacroft's Indepen
dent company of foot.
Charlestown, December 12.
ON Sunday last arrived here from London, in seven weeks'
the Ship Barrington, Capt. Palmore.
MARRIAGE. Mr. Alexander Oliphant, to Miss Eli
sabeth Ham, daughter of Mr. Thomas Ham.
DEATHS. Lieutenant Black, of the Volunteers of Ire
land.—Mr. John Gibees, Deputy Commiflary of Prifouets.
I^Z i yqTOygJMt,'l Axr^.-XJZG-ir.T t.’7«jtr.--;« a.^xr.'.r2gaasizx-"rgf ■, =r-uE-rerri -ar-y.^
p 7 7 iiTueof the Power and Authority in me veiled, and i n
A) Cohfequence of a Warrant 1 have received from the Com
mandant, directing the Estate of Isaac Dubose, both real
and personal, in this Town and Province, to be feciueftered:
PUBLICK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all Persons
concerned, that the Estate of the said Isaac Dubose, both
real and personal, is sequestered accordingly.
GIVEN under m. Hand at Gbaritfoiun, this iitb Da, of
b. December, 1781. J. CR UI)E N.
ANTHONY WARWICK, & Co.
No. 90, Church-street,
Have just imported in tZV Admiral Barrington, froin I,ondon,
An Assortment of GOODS,
Conffling of tl: following Articles, which tbe, <wdl difoofe of by
tbe Package, on ver, reasonable Terms, for Case, Blip of Ex
change, or Produce, viz.
SEVEN-eighths Irilh linens from i2d. to 2s. 3d. per yard
British ofnaburgs of the bell quality in final! bales
Carolina broad hoes in calks of ten dozen each
Shone's best bottled porter in cafes|
Single refined loaf sugar in small hogsheads
Best calk and jar raisins,
Almonds in the shell
Black pepper in calks of roolb. each
A small quantity of salt petre, &c. &c.
OpHE copartnership of fames M'Murra,, & Co. being this
I day diffoived, it is requested of all persons indebted to
them, to make immediate payment to the fublcriber; and
those to whom they are indebted, will fend in their accounts,
and receive payment. JAMES„ M'MURRAY.
Charlefoaun, December 10, 1781. X
25 Pair of Panel Window Shutters and
Sallies to be fold. Enquire cf the Printers. *f.
Imported in the Carina-Packet, White, the Britannia, Ball, and
the Re-union, (jfant,f>om London, and noiujuf opening,
A general and large Assortment of Goods,
. Suitable for the present Season,
And are now felling Wholesale and Retail,
By ^R lAN CAP E,
On temarkable^doiv Terms, at bis Store, No. 84, Churcb-freet, fur Gc
"vernment Bills, CaJb, Indigo, Rice either clean or in tbe rough, Tobacco^
Corn or Pehfe in any Quantity, Silver Plate, or old Gold and Silver—for
all nvbicb tbefigbf Market Price tuill be gi^enj—ln tbe different
Cargoes, are fl, following HR TICLIS, viz,
LOW priccefored, blue and gr^en broa,d cloths with trim
mings, for flier's clcathirgJ fcperfine and fecohd scarlet and
coloured broad cloths and caffimires ; . white shirts, plain and frilled,
for loldiers; duffil blankets; blue, gd, green, brown and white
Welch plains, beaver coatings, scarlet and b^e half thicks, red and
blue penniftones, regimental buckles, fail canvas and raven duck,
failor'y jackets, Dutch caps', check shirts, and other flops; tin plates,
broad and narrow hoes, felling axes, socket spades and ox chains,
nails of all forts from nd. to 4%, drawing and spikes; whip saws,
steel corn mills, carpenter's tools, cutlery of all kinds, writing and
cartridge paper, quills and ink,powder, matraffes, threads, mens and
boys beaver, editor and felt hats, tammies and callimancoes, black
ruffel, black and Whi^e Englilh and Iraia perfiahs, ivory and horn
combs; silk purses, black Barcelona cravats and handkerchiefs, wo
mens ruffel and callimanco quilted coats, worsens flays, (addles, port
manteaus ; a great variety of DP UGS and MEDICINES, confining
of salt petre, glauber and epfom salts, rhanna, rhubarb, jalop, jefuit'^
bark, Spanilh flies, aloes, camphire, magnesia, antimony,-white vi
triol, allum, Aleppo galls, gum arable, copperas, verdigreafe, cha
momile flowers, tartar emetic, ipecacuanha, senna, Huxham's tincture,,
cinnamon and orange flower water, Stoughton's bitters, fyrop of
capillaire, lal volatile, fyirits of hartfhujn, lavender water, beau'm de .
vie,. Britifli oil, can de luce, Ac. &c.=London bottled port wine in'
hampers of three dozen, allowed to be the best ever imported for sale
into this province; porter in barrels and bottles; checks; jeans, cor
duroys, womens black ruffel and callimanco shoes and pumps, mens
and womens hlk, thread, cotton and worfled hose ; flannels, pewter
dishes and plates, ditto bafons, tea pots and candle moulds, tin kettles
and faucepahs, wine g/affes and tumblers, double arid finglc refined
loaf sugar, black pepper, hyfon, finglo, fouchong and bohea teas';
cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, raisins and almonds, wine glasses, gl.afs.
tumblers, Russia drabs, pifol lawns and platiljoes, long lawn, clear
lawns and cambricks, brown hollands, garlix, pocket handkerchief?;
a large assortment of Irifli linens, table cloths, sets of table china,
china plates and cliihes, ditto tea cups and saucers, tipp'd tobaeco
pipes in boxes of agrofs each, mens and womens buck and Wodd
ftock gloves, finali fliot, bar lead, sweet oil ih bottles, capers, olives,
an chovies, wal nuts, mustard, &c. &c.
N. B. Bohea TEriSt ,6. per pound, retail.|
r rTIAT excellent STORE, No. 29, Broad-street, now oc-
L copied by Mr. Simons, who is removing. For particulars,
apply to Thomas Hooper, No. 91, corner of Broad and
Church Streets.±
rj^HE fubferiber intending to depart the province, requests
I all persons indebted to him to make immediate payment;
and those to whom he i. indebted to call for payment.
December 12, 1781. J JOHN EWING, Baker.
John and Alexander M'lver,
At their Store, No. 100, Bread-street,
HATE FOR SALE,
On VERY REASONABLE Terms,
A general Assortment of GOODBj
Imported in tbe Ship Britannia, from L 0 ND O N,
By the Package or otherwise,
Among nobicb are tbe following seasonable ARTICLES, viz.
T^LUE, green arid white Negro
Duffil Blankets
Superfine Broad Cloths and Ker
feymires
White and flriped Flannels
Men* great Coats and Cloaks
Scarlet Cloaks and Cardinals
Ladies fafhionable Stays
An Assortment of Irifli Linens
Cambricks and Lawns
Ofnaburgs
Printed Linens
Callicoes and Cottons
Manchester Goods
Loaf Sugar
Bohea, Grein and Hyfon Teas
Blaclc Pepper
Have received from ENGLAND,
AVery general and handsome Assortment of heceffary,
convenient and fafhionable GOODS, confining of Linens,
Woollens, Silks, Millinary, Stationary, Medicines, Perfumery, Sad
dlery, Hosiery, Ironmongery, Brazicry, Haberdaffiery, Hats, Shoes
Manchester Goods, Turnery, Gloves, Pewter, Plate and plated Ar
ticles, Tin Ware, Glass and other Wares, Chintzes, Callicoes and
Muslins, and excellent bottled Perter, which are now for Sale by the
Package or otherwife,"on the most reasonable Terms, for Cafli, good
Bills or Produce, at the Store lately occupied by Messrs. Delap and
Tunno, No. 9, Corner of Broad and Church Streets.|
Jonathan" & William Simpson,
NAPE FOR SALE,
By the PACKAGE or PIECE,
At No. 27% Cburcb-freet, or No. 3, back of tbe State-House,
COARSE broad cloths, duffils, duffil and rose blankets, co
verlids, negro cloth, Bath coatings, baize, flannels, callimancoes
and durants, Irifli linen, towelling, Raven's duck, ofnaburgs, calli
coes and chintz, handkerchiefs, soldiers shirts, hats and boots, Ffencli
flour, pickles of all forts, olives, capers and anchovies, flafk oil, soap,
blade pepper, rafberry and cherry brandy, arid Jamaica rum in
hogfheads.t
r I™IIE fubferiber having leafed Mrs, Motte's wharf, 'tis ex-
J L pe&ed yeffels that come there will be answerable to him for
wharfage.—lt will soon be put in such repair as Whipping may ly at:
it with fafety, arid ad'cale-houfe ereded for their conveniency. He
purposes to keep an assortment of liquors and dry goods at his Hore
on said wharf, Suitable arid convenient for planters, for which he will
take their produce in payment. A DRY CELLAR to hire, for the
storage of sugar, rice, indigo or dry goods. fc.
DALZIEL HUNTER.
'NICHOLAS WARINGTON,
Taylor W Habit-maker, from London,
BEGS leave to acquaint 'the Officers of the Army and Navy,
the-Ladies and Gentlemen, and the Public in general, That ne
has taken the house, No. 90, in Meeting-street, where he has laid,
in a fafliionable assortment of cloths, silks, cotton goods, laces and
various other articles, proper for making up suits of eloathes and
lady's riding habits in the newest and most elegant taste. Ladies and
Gentlemen who may be pleased to favour him with their commands,
may depend on naving their orders executed with the greatest punc
tuality and dispatch, npon the most rcafonablf tcrm%
THOMAS HOOPER, & Co.
Mace, Nutmegs and Cloves
Mens fafhionable Hats
Ladies fafhionable Stays
Ditto Shoes and Pumps
Gentlemens Shoes and Boots
Hoskin Saddles
Military Shirts
Silk Umbrellas
Queen's Ware
Glass and Tin Ware
Frying Paris
Felling Axes
Brass Cocks
Copper Tea Kettles
Lead and Shot
Broad Hoes
Soap
London Porter In Barrels, &c.