The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-07-21 00:00:00, page 3

PUBLIC AUCTION,
On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant,
At O NE o'clock, at the Exchange,
The Schooner St. TAFFY,
Further, about 80 1 ons, lately sheathed at Savannah, and in excel
lent Order;
The Sloop HIBERNIA,
Burthen about 40 Tons of an easy Draught of Water, her Rigging
and Sails all in good Order ;
The Schooner POLLY,
Now lying at the Fish Market Wharf;
A N D,
The Schooner SALLY,"
In Burn's Dock, by
CURRIE & NORRIS,
° !"' .'° r ' a ' e ' a Quantity of Sole Leather, a Parcel of ex
" I Calfskin for Boots and upper Leathers, and a Quantity of
acned Leather, suitable for Collar Makers.
On FUESDAY the 31st Day of July instant,
Will be SOLD before the Exchange,
At TIPE L PE o'clock,
THREE NEGRO MEN, late the property of John Dor
p r si us, and seized on execution by order of the Board of
JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
(?OOD encouragement, and constant employ will be given,
n '° a JOURNEYMAN Tinman, who is maftcr of his bufi
by applying at No. 78, Broad-street, to
t ROBERT BEARD.
The Canada man of war has taken and carried into Cork,
iSpanifh frigate, of jzguns.
Yesterday morn ng Admiral Digby, with fix fail of the line
and a frigate, arrived at Portsmouth, from a cruize.
Yesterday failed from the Downs for the North Sea, the
Fortitude, of 74 guns, Admiral Parker, Capt. Robinson ; Prin
cess Amelia, 84, Capt. M'Cartney; Bienfaifant, 64, Capt.
Braithwaite ; Buffalo, 60, Capt, Trefcot ; Preston, 50 ; Dol
jhin, 44 ; Alert, 14, Capt. Varham.'
Arrived in Clyde, from Charleftown, the Jenny, M'Robb.
The Good-Intent, Amiraux, from Charleftown to London,
is taken and carried into Brest.
A N D,
A LAUNCH now lying at Greenwood's Dock, that carries
five Puncheons, and rows with fix Oars.
M 25, 1781. TOHN MORRIS.
CHARLESTOWN, J^Y 2j
/ BYAUT110RITY.
_ rebels having for some time appeared in very cons-
Tliable force before Monck's Corner, where eight com
f t h e ^th regiment, and some mounted infantry of
pni, th-Carolina Rangers were Rationed, on the evening of
instant, the poR and stores were destroyed, and
^lmt-Colonel Coates, with toe troops, moved from
'""by the way of Huger's Bridge, towards town.,
march, through a deep, and partly uncleared country,
tmany retardments from the baggage, which much ob
- the progress of the troops, that it was found neceffa
' after a few miles advance on the route, to destroy it,
lch was accordingly done.
% the morning of the 17th, the troops arrived at a bridge
'' Shubrick's plantation, when the enemy began to appear
Lonfiderable bodies round them, and a party of them had
£'refolution to attack the rear of the rgth,but were repulsed,
r, the loss of 3 or 4, whose conduct seemed the most leading.
Ifter this, the enemy gathering strength, a fkirmilhing for
'me time ensued, and Colonel Coates, taking advantage of a
situation at Shubrick’s house, by which his rear and one
' k°was effectually covered, threw his regiment into it,
aving gi ven directions for the mounted infantry, which could
o longer be brought into use, continuing their retreat.
About 4 o'clock, the rebel infantry, sustained by their ca
advanced with the design of forcing this polition, but
verefo galled by the fire of the troops, that after having con
intied their attack for near forty minutes, and being charged
r ith determined spirit, on their right, by Capt. Scerrit, a ge
„ral route took place, and the enemy, though greatly fupe
for in numbers, and countenanced by large bodies of cavalry,
bdicioufly posted to sustain them, retired in confufion over
toe bridge.
Actions thus meritorious, and of consequences so decided,
[peak too plainly the spirit of the troops, and conduct of their
officers, to need any additional tribute, which might here be
paid them. , - _
'The 19th loft in this aClion, 6 men killed, with an Officer
^d 38 wounded, and all reports concur in the enemy's having
offered greatly ; about 40 killed, with nearly three times as
nmy wounded, is the general opinion.
Unwilling to renew the attack, General Sumpter the next
looming sent a flag to Colonel Coates, requesting permission
tobury his dead. ~ , #
The brigantine Three Sifters, Capt. Wynne, from Liverpool
for this port, was taken a few leagues off the Bar, about 18
days ago, by the rebel privateer ship Marquis la Fayette, of
„guns. and ordered for Rhode-Bland ; the mate, with some
ofthe hands, were allowed a boat, and after being four days
atlea, reached Georgetown. They arrived here last Sunday
morning.
Late last night his Majesty's Packetboat Queen Charlotte,
fipt. Arthur Clarke, arrived here from Falmouth, after a
pffage of fix weeks. - ,
Lieutenants Rogers and Roberts, of the Royal Artillery,
and Mr. George Roupell, jun. came passengers in the Packet.
On the 4th of June, Capt. Broderick, Aid de Camp to the
Right Honourable Earl Cornwallis, arrived in London, with
bis Lordfliip's dispatches.
The mail was brough aftore this morning ; the shortness of
the time will doubtless be a fufficient apology to our readers
for the brevity of our European Intelligence.—ln cur next,
it Ihall be more copious.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
To-Morrow, THURSDAY, the 26th Day of July,
WILL BE SOLD,
At No. 43, on the Bay,
A Few Pipes of Madeira Wine
Jamaica Spirits in Puncheons
5 to 6ooolb. wt. of Indigo
Double and single refined Sugar in small Loaves
Pepper in Bags
British bottled Port Wine
Ditto London Porter,
With a great Variety of other WET GOODS.
A" L S O,
A general ASSORTMENT of seasonable
DRY GOODS;
From Lloyd's List of June 5.
A Few Ca^s of very fine Sugar—Jamaica Spirits—and a
few Pipes of Madeira Wine, to be fold by
t GEORGE MOWATT, & Co. No. 41, Bay.
A NY Gentleman may be supplied with a BEEF STEAK
from ten to twelve o'clock, at the sign of the Crown in
Stoll's Alley.,J
WILLIAM SMITH,
No. 33, on the Bay,
Has received by the Ship Pallas, Capt. Cleiland, from LONDON,
A large Supply of GOODS,
Very tunable to the Season,
Which be quill fell by the Package or otherquife, upon the most
reasonable Terms.
" The ARTICLES conffl chiefly as follows, viz.
IRISH Linens and Sheetings
Rulfia and German Linens
Scotch Ofnaburgs and Sheetings
Scotch and Hollands Bed Ticks
and Sheetings
Manchester Goods of all Sorts
Printed Goods of all Sorts rh,
Checks arid Check Handkerchiefs
Threads of all Sorts, fine & coarse
Haberdashery Goods well assorted
Cambricks, Silks &Thread Gauzes
Ribbons, Sewing Silk,~&c.
Mullins, Silks, Romalls and other
East-India Goods
Hats for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children
Hosiery, Silk, Thread & Worked
Gloves and Mits of Silk, Jean,
Kid Skin, &c.
Silk Mercery assorted
Stuff Mercery ditto
Military & fine Shoes &: Boots
Ladies Stuff and Silk Shoes and
Slippers
Superfine Broad Cloths and Ker
feymires of scarlet, blue and fa-
Ihionable Colours, with Shal
loons, Buttons and other Trim
mings
Second Cloths of various Colours,
with Trimmings
Gold and Silver Lace, and Li
very Laces
Negro Cloathing, blue and white
Blankets, Matraffes, Camp Bed
heads, Camp Tables and Dis
pensaries
Slops of all Sorts
Perfumery arid Haifpowder
Tortoifefbeil, Ivory and Horn
Combs
Loaf Sugar, Teas, Pepper, Spices
and other Groceries
Ironmongery well assorted
Bar Iron and Steel
Ploughshares
Iron Pots
JUST I MPO RTE D,
In the Susannah, Capt. Stewart, from Glasgow,
And TO BE SOLD BY
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN,
At their Store, No. 15, on the Bay,
For Cajb, Government Bills or Produce, on the mofl reafen
fonable Terms, by the Package,
The following G () O D S, viz.
FINE Calf and Seal skin Shoes and Boots?. n
Bed Military Shoes | m Calks
Military and fine. Shirts
Calks of Saddlery assorted
Chaise Harness
Leather Portmanteau Trunks
Pigtail Tobacco in zoolb. wt. Calks
Rappee Snuff
Single and double refined Sugar in Calks of about 2001 b. wt.
Old Sherry arid Port Wine in Calks of eight Dozens each
Ditto and Ditto in Quartercafks
Bottled London and Glasgow Porter and strong Beer, in 6, 8
and 9 Dozen Calks
Best double Gloucester Cheese, two in a Hamper
Glass Ware assorted in Calks
Cordage and Canvas assorted
Barley in small Calks of 2jlb. wt.
Cloth Brushes, Hearth and Hair Brooms
Ivory and Horn Combs, and Horn Spoons
Nails, Ironmongery and Cutlery assorted
Paints ground in Oil, and dry Oker in Kegs
Lintfeed Oil ih Jugs
Sheathing Paper and Sheathing Nails
Silk Gauzes of various Sorts and newest Patterns
Plain, striped and sprigged Lawns
White Sattinet
$ and Yard-wide Irish Linenl
Low-priced Shirting Linen
Printed Handkerchiefs I In Trunks
Check Handkerchiefs and Bed Tick [ assorted
Striped Holland and Checks, and Bed Furniture 1
Printed Cottons and linens J
Bales of Ofnaburgs assorted
Marichefler and Glasgow Hats in Boxes
Hosiery and Thread Gloves
Leather Gloves and Mits
Coloured, Nuns and*hitching Thread, &c. &C.
Also for Sale,
Some old JAMAICA RUM in Hogsheads and Porter Barrels.
With a Choice of genuine and firft Quality MADEIRA, imported
dire& from the Ifland.J
SHOOLBRED & MOODI E,
Beg to inform tbeir Friends in particular, and the Publick in general,
THAT they have removed their store from the corner of
Church and Broad ftrects; to Tradd-ftreet, near the Bay,
where they have for sale, a compleat assortment of Dry
Goods, which they will fell on reasonable terms for cash, good
bills of exchange or produce.±
No. 47, on the Bay,
Has for Sale, on the most reasonable Terms,
CHOICE old particular Madeira Wine in Pipes, Hogsheads
and Quarter Calks—High proof Jamaica Rum in Puncheons
a few Calks of ditto, very old and fit for immediate ufe—Mufcbva
do Sugar, Rose Butter, Soap, Tallow, Paints, Nails and Sail
Twine; also, a compleat Assortment of London Cordage—fix four
pound Carriage Guns, bored from the fblid, with Shot, &c. &c.
compleat.t
r rHE subscriber desires every person whose accounts have
X been given in, to pay off the fame bythe firft day of Au
gust next, otherwise they may depend on being sued immedi
ately after that day. ' PATRICK SIMPSON.
John's Island, July 2d, 178;. „.
THOMAS INGLI S,
Call: and wrought Iron Money
Chests
Iron Teakettles and Skillets
Nails and Spikes of all Sorts
Tacks, Brads, Pump Nails, &c.
Hardware and Cutlery
Tin and Block Tin, Copper and
japanned Wares
Tin in Sheets, and Iron Wire
Pewter Ware well assorted
China, Glass and Queen's Ware
Turnery and Hair and Copper
bottom Sieves
Cotton and Wool Cards
Carpets and Carpeting
Mortars, Pestles and Bellows
A Pair of Concert Horns
Anchors, Cables, Cordage and
Blocks'
Sail Canvas, Twines, Lines, Bed
Cords, &c.
Paints ground in Oil, dry Oker in
Kegs, and Lintfeed Oil in Jars
Allum, Copperas, Spanish Brown
and Brimilone
Sadlery and Chaise Harriet's
Bolting Cloth & Pavillion Netting
Sallad Oil and Vinegar
French and Spanish Olives arid
other Pickles
Basket Salt and Mustard
Rappee and Scotch Snuff
Oronoque fmoaking and Pigtail
Tobacco
Window Glass of different Sizes
Gunpowder and Shot
Solid bored Cannon from 4 to 12
Pounders, with Shot and Ap
paratus
Butter, Cheese, Soap, Candles,
and Rein Deer Tongues
. Round and split Peafe
Porter in Hogsheads of a fuperiot
Quality
English and Hollandfe Gin
'French and English Brandy
Port, Claret & Calcavella Wines,
A PLANTATION on Santee river, in St. Stephen's pa-
NV 1 ’ equal in quality to any in that pariih. A PLANTA
TION in Goofecreek, containing 900 acres, very valuable for rice
or corn. A very valuable PLANTATION on Wando river, about
9 miles from town, containing 900 acres, most abundantly flocked
with firewood and excellent sawing timber trees; a small crop is
planted, and the purchaser may be supplied on the spot with a large
pettiauger and two row boats, cart, oxen and a flock of tame
cattle. A HOUSE and LOT in George's-street, No. 3. The terms
for any of the above lands will be made very reasonable to the pur
chaser. % ISAAC DUBOSE.
TO BE SOLD,'
ATwo-ftory wooden HOUSE, 30 by 22 feet, entirely
new, and of the best materials; the purchaser to remove
•it within a month. Apply to the Printers.f
DRIED Figs, Tamarinds, Raisins, Almonds, Currants, a
few Pounds of Citron, and a few Barrels of Limes, to
be fold at Macnair and Maxwell's Store, No. 4, Tradd
ftreet.
RUN away from the fubferiber's southern plantations, in
the month of June, 1779, th e following NEGROES, viz.
Tony Leah, now in town
Ely Kate
Johnny Abel, gone with the French
Ben Brutus, at Mr. Blake's plantation at the Saltketcher&
Billy Stepney, at Mr. Smith's, Pocotaligo
Cain Abraham, a bricklayer, now in Chaileftown
Primus Neptune
Dublin Cyrus
Bella Jack
The above is a true lift of negroes belonging to the said sub
scriber.
A GUINEA for each negro will be paid on delivery to the Keeper
of the Sugar- House in Charleftown, at my plantation at the Horse-
Shoe, or to the subscriber at Edifto.
IRISH Linens and Sheeting
Brown and wh : te Russia ditto
Dowlas, and brown and white
Russia Drabs
Best German Ofnaburgs
Chintzes, Callicoes and printed
Linens
Black and coloured silk handker
chiefs
MarfeiUes Quilting and Drawboys
Dutch Cord and Dimity
Dyed Jeans and Jeannett
Corduroys, Satinets & Stockinets
^ Ifoal at Public Sale, on Thursd\~ ~, ,fy[, : %,f, at ,Q o'Clock
bejote the Exchange,
AVery good House and Lot of Land, No. 5, in Lodge-
Alley, between Union-street-continued and the Bay. The
house contains four ufeful rooms, with a kitchen adjoining, and the
lot is 24 feet II inches in front, and in depth' 45 feet, more or lets,
late the property of 'James Bricken, and fold under execution by
order of the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
Cbarlfoirn, ytb July, 1781.
To be fold at Public Sale, on Tuesday, th, ,tb Augtf, at twelve o'clock,
at the Exebernre,
AVery valuable and convenient dwelling HOUSE and LOT
on the north fide of 1 radd-ftreet, No. 66, containing in front
32 feet, and in depth 195 feet, more or Icfs, with a good new Pitch
en, stable and chair house ; the purchaser may have immediate
possession, and be accommodated with two or three months credit
on paying interest from the day of sale, and giving security; bein%
late the property o' Mr. Daniel John Greene, and fold under execu
tion, by order of the Board of Police.|
And at the fame time will be fold,
TWO Negroes, a riding Chair, mahogany Desk, and a few Chairs,
late the property of Albert Arney Muller, and fold under attachment,
by order of the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff. /
Cbarltfown, 12th July, 1781.
BY PERM 13 S 1.0 N.
FURSUACN T to the left Will and Tfament of Mr. WILLIAM
Holiday, dec^afed,
Will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE,
On MONDAY the 13th Day of August next,
At the Long Room, No. 82, Cburcb-freet,
The Sale to begin precifcly at TEN o'clock,
ALL the valuable Stock of choice Liquors, belonging to
the Estate of the said deceased, confiding of Claret, Port, Ma
deira and Lisbon Wines ; a large Quantity of excellent wired Porter,
Beer, Ale, Brandy, Geneva, &c. aHo Pickles of various Kinds.
t . LIKE WISE,
Ma %, A R TICL ^S.°f HOUSHOLD FURNITURE.
1 he Conditions will be made known cn the Day of Sale.
SARAH HOLIDAY, Executrix,
ZEPHANIAH KINGSLEY,? -
JACOB VALK, § Executors.
. ALL Persons who are anywise indebted to the Estate of the said
deceased, are earnestly requested to fettle immediately; and those
who have any Demands against said Estate, are desired to bring in
their Accounts, properly atteded, to
X SARAH HOLIDAY, Executrix.
IMPORTS D in the Pallas, from LONDON,
And to BE SOLD BY
JAMES SOMERVELL,
At his Store, No. 101, Broad-flreet,
Opposite to Mills & Hicks,
An Assortment of GOODS,
Suitable fob the Season,
Which be quillfell very reasonable for Cajb, Bills of Exchange,
or Country Produce ; among cubich are,
on MONDAY the 23d of July instant.
He has laid in a stock of the best Liquors to be had in this place,
and hatters himfelf that from his attention, and providing always
the best of every thing the country will afford, he may merit their
t J OHN CORA M.
T l , fubferiber tails this method of acqua ntihg the Pub
lic in general, the Gentlemen of the Army, and his Friends
in particular, that he has taken that commodious and spacious
Long Room, No. 82, in Cburch-ttreet,
lately in the possession of Mr. William Holliday,deceafed, which
he he has opened as
A Tavern and Coffee-House,
II having been leprefented, that many inconveniences arise
to the inhabitants, from a Market not being permitted on
Sunday, during the hot months ;. Notice is hereby given, that
leave is granted to the Butchers, and other flippliers of the
Markets, to fell Provisions of all forts, at theBEEF-MARKET
only, every Sunday Morning from Sunrise to Nine
o'clock, and no later, till the firft day of September next.
WILLIAM GREENWOOD,
JAMES COOK, ? Commifli-
GEORGE DUNCAN, ( oners.
JOHN FISHER, J
Charlefloqvn, June 26, 1781.
WILLIAM MAXWEI L,
^ ho ciefires all persons indebted to him by bond or note, to pay
off the interest, and renew their bonds. ft/,.
For Private Sale,
Striped Linen and Cotton Hol
lands
Mens faffiionable Hats
Persians, Sattins, Pelongs, Modes
and other Silks
Writing Paper
Best London bottled Porter
Loaf Sugar and Hyfon Tea
Mufcovado Sugar by the barrel
or hogshead.
Old Jamaica Rum by the hogs
head or barrel,
&c. &c. &c.