The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-10-13 00:00:00, page 3

tub IB The French Minister at Peferfburgh has presented
n memorial to the Court of Russia, complaining of the little
flivity used by the latter, to hinder the continued proceed-,
of the English against the trade and navigation of the neu
tral powers, prefling the Empress to more vigorous exertions
jn favour of her late engagements, and almost infixing on
knowing what part she would take in the present posture of
''A letter from Edinburgh mentions, tnat the Hon. Baron
Mattle, one of the Barons of his Majesty's Exchequer, died
on the 2d instant, and that he is to be succeeded by David
Moncrieff, Esq..
'Tis also said, that Alexander Murray, Esq; Solicitor-Ge
neral for Scotland, will be appointed Register of Seizines, in
the room of the late Baron Maule. Mr. Stuart Moncrieffe
vacates his Office of Deputy Remembrance, but it is not yet
known who is to fuceeed him.
„r/,i6. The Emperor of Germany arrived at the Hague,
on the 9th inst. under the name of the Count Falkeinftein.
He took up his lodging at the inn called the Parliament of
England. He afterwards visited the Duke of Brunswick, his
own Ambassador at the Hague, and the French Ambaffador—
he palled the evening with the Prince and Princess of Orange.
WAR-OFFICE.I
'fane 9. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Captain-Lieutenant Hugo
Meynell, of the 21st Dragoons, is appointed to be Captain-Lieu
tenant.
bth Regiment of Foot, Richard Timms, Gent, to be Ensign.
12th Regiment of Foot, Ensign James Alhn, to be Liutenant.
pd Regiment of Foot, John Hoey, Gent, to be Ensign.
65th Regiment of F®ot, Hospital-Mate, John Glofter to be Sur
geon.
„d Regiment of Foot, Ensign Barnard Macnamara, to be Lieu
tenant.
Ditto, Robert Thomas Crosfield, Gent, to be Ensign.
83d Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant-Colonel Henay Fanlhuwe, of ift
Foct Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
ift Foot Guards, Liutenant-Colonel Alexander Fotheringham Ogil
vie, of 83d Foot to be Captain of a Company.
Cinque Fort Corps, Thomas Jenkins, Gent, to be Ensign,
To be Major of a Brigade of the Forces.
Brevet-Major Trevor Hull, of 36th Foot.
To be Major-Generals in the Bast-Indies only.
Colonel Jimes Stuart, of late 90th Foot.
Colonel John Lord Macleod, of 73d Foot.
June 23. Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant John Fraser,
of ill Foot, to be Captain. Ditto, Serjeant Charles Ross, of ift
Foot, to be Ensign.
Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant Frederick Augustus
Wetherall, of lythFoot, to be Captain.
Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant James Lord Torpichen,
of 6zd Foot, to be Captain.
Independent Company of Foot, Lieut. William Gillespie, of 77th
Foot, to be Captain. Ensign James Robertson, of 77th Foot, to
be Lieutenant. Ensign William Rattray, of 81st Foot, to be
Lieutenant. Henry Bowerman, Gent, to be Ensign.
Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant Campbel Callender, of
67th Foot, to be Captain. Lieutenant John Hayes, from half
pay of the late 73d Foot, to be Lieutenant. Ensign Alexander
Sutherland, of 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant. George Symers,
Gent, to be Ensign.
Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant John Prigle, of 36th
Foot, to be Captain. Lieutenant Henry Green, from the half
pay of the late 123 d Foot, to be Lieutenant. Ensign John Green,
of 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Matthew Willock, Gent, to
be Ensign. ,
Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant William Shillinglaw, of
77th Foot, to be Captain. Ensign Packenham Beatty, of 68th
Foot, to be Lieutenant. Ensign Hewetfon, of gad Foot,
to be Lieutenant. John Symmers, Gent, to be Ensign.
Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant Thomas Armstrong, of
49th Foot, ,to be Captain. Ensign John Church, of 49th Foot,
to be Lieutenant. Ensign Robert Gale, of 66th Foot, to be
Lieutenant. "Morgan Stanley, Gent, to be Ensign.
Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant Hugh Mallet, of iith
Foot, to be Captain. Ensign Edward Sweetman, of 66th Foot,
to be Lieutenant. Lieutenant Francis Flood, from the half-pay
of the late 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant. Medlycott Cane, Gent,
to be Ensign.
Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant Jolin Ryan, of Blft Foot,
to be Captain. Ensign George Mannix, of the Invalids, to be
Li uteuant, Ensign Donald Grant, of 81st Foot, to be Lieute-'
riant. Lawrence Heron, Gent, to be Ensign.
Independent Company of Foot, Lieutenant Robert Duffe, of 77th
Foot, to be Caprain. Ensign George Duncan, of 77th Foot, to
be Lieutenant. Marcus Lynch, Cent, to be Ensign.
Independent Chmpany of Foot, Lieutenant Godfrey Featherftone,
of 66th Foot, to be Captain. Ensign Henry Munro, of 77th
Foot, to be Lieutenant. Ensign Nathaniel Cooper, of 36th Foct,
to be Lieutenant.
Independent Company pf Foot, Lieutenant Thomas Honeyborne, of
jtd loot, to be Captain. Ensign Richard Dobbins, of gad Foot,
to be Lieutenant. Thomas Hanby, Gent, to be Ensign.
Ensign John Winterton, of 38th Foot, to be Lieutenant in Captain
Love Farry Jones's Independent Company of Feot.
lieutenant Packenham Beatty, of Captain Shillinglaw's Company,
to be Lieutenant in Captain George Freer's Independent Company
of Foot.
Lieutenant George Sempill, of Capt. Freer's Company, to be
Lieutenant in Captain William Shillinglaw's Independent Com
pany of Foot.
Lieutenant James Gallie, of 78th Foot, to be Lieutenant in Captain
William Afhe's independent Company of Foot.
}r.e 30. Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guards, Honourable James
Forbes is appointed to be Ensign, vice Charles Gould.
24ta Regiment of Foot, Captain Janies Lord Torpichen, of an inde
pendent Company of Foot, to be Captain of one of the additional
companies, vice Richard Beacroft.
3^th Regiment of Foot, John Hyde Bromwich, Gent, to be Ensign
in one of the additional Companies, vice John Winterton.
51st Regiment of Foot, Charles Alcock, Gent, to be Ensign, vice
Edward Fuller.
61st Regiment of Foot, Francis Dinglcy Hafted, Gent, to be Ensign,
. vice Sir Edmund Thomas, Bart.
,Ift Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Edward Fraser, to be Captain
of one of the additional Companies, vice James Innes.
7'o:h Regiment of Foot, James Veitch, Gent, to be Ensign, vice
George Sempill. Lieutenant Charles Glendoning to be Captain,
vice Petern Agnew. Ensign Honourable Hugh Sandilands to be
Lieutenant, vice Charles Glendoning.
97th Regiment of Foot, Ensign George Gibbs to be Lieutenant,
vice John Mason. William Blugdell, Gent, to be Ensign, vice
George Gibbs.
GinquePorts Corps, Captain Lieutenant Humphry Owen, to be Cap
tain, vice I'homas P. Lambe. Lieutenant James Stuart to be
Captain-Lieutenant, vice Humphry Owen. Ensign O'Birne to
be Lieutenant, vice James Stuart.
^gn George Hawley, of the invalids at Jersey, to be Ensign in
Captain John Pigott's independent Company of invalids at Ply
mouthy vice Archibald Campbell.
James Miller, Gent, to be Ensign in Captain Henry Crawford's in
dependent Company of invalids at Jersey, vice George Hawley.
ts- For SAVANN AH,
To fail the 20th infant,
The SCHOONER
^ PRINCE WILLIAM-HENRY,
Joseph Bowen, Master;
counts four carriage guns. For freight or passage, apply to fail
at Greenwood's wharf, or to THOMAS INGLIS, %
WHITE an d coloured Plains
Duffil Blankets
Bed Blankets
Oznaburgs, Checks
Irifli Sheeting and Shirting Li
nens
Broad Hoes
Socket Spades
Printed Cottons, Callicoes and
Linens
Bath Coating
A CONSIGNMENT, corififting of coarse Cloths, Gold
and Silver Watches, and a few Articles of Haberdashery, by the
Piece or Package.J
Messrs. Brown & Grant,
Beg leave to acquaint their Friends and the Public, and inform them,
They have Imported,
A valuable and well aborted
COLLECTION of MEDICINES;
Which they ^fb to fell at the lowed advance.
THEY also beg to offer their fei-vices as SURGEONS;
but as they have not as yet fettled, they beg their friends would
wait until they have the honour of giving them intimation, which
will be as soon as poffible.}
ARO B BER Y.'
THE fliop of the fubferiber was broke open last night, and
sundry articles taken out, among them three drawers, one with
work finifhed; in the said drawers were two mourning rings, with
the name Isaac Porcher engraved bn them, and black enamelled ; a
plain gold stock buckle, a gold locket set round with garnets and
pearls, and hair work in the inside, worked in a tree : a garnet hoop
ring, three pair of childrens clasps, a pair of small child's buckles, a
pair of plain shoe buckles, with a pair of brass chapes in them, a plain
gold shirt buckle, two pair of silver sleeve buttons, one pair marked
A. C. the other pair J. A. a tin limel box, with some silver call in
ingots in it, and a pair of small scales for weighing gold coin, a small
box with sundry small stones, a stone shirt buckle, with three red
stones set on the top, a pair of gold wires, a white ftoclt and carved
silver flock buckle, the stock marked D. B. a pair of pearl earings
and drops set round with marcafites, and case belonging to it, a small
horn box, with about two dozen small seal stones, the most of them
having the device of a dove, with an olive branch in his mouth, one
with a cypher engraved on it A. D. four sheets of white foil for set
ting of flones, several small patterns for jewellery work, a small gold"
ring set with marcafites, in the form of a true lover's knot. I will be
greatly obliged to any person that will stop the above articles should
they be offered for sale. I further offer a reward of Five Guineas to
any person that will give information of the said thief or thieves, so
that they may be brought to punishment.
Cfrfon, October 11, 1781. JOHN-DAVID MILLER. $
Charlestown,, Oftober 17,
ON Monday arrived here, after a passage of 12 weeks from
Torbay, a fleet of 21 fail, 10 of which are victuallers, two
ordnance store ships, and the rest merchantmen, under convoy
of his Majesty's ihip Camel, Capt. Pakenham.—On the sth
instant, in fat. 29, long. 62, they parted front a fleet of 61 fail
of victuallers and merchantmen; bound to New-York, under
convoy of his Majesty's Ihip Centurion, Capt. Clayton.
The merchantmen arrived are, the Britannia, Capt. Ball ;
Carolina-Packet, White ; Renown, Grant; Friendship, Steed ;
Hope, Moffam; Friends, Jones; Bella, Burgess; Georgia-
Packet, Haift ; and a Galliot, Bachop.
In the fleet came passengers, James-Edward Powell, Esq;
Licutenant-Governour of the Bahama Islands, Thomas-Knox
Gordon, Esq; Chief-Juftice of this province, with his Lady
and Daughter ; Edward Savage, Efq;Affiftant Judge ; George
Roupell, Esq; Postmaster-General for the Southern DiftriCt ;
Col. Probart Howarth, James Johnston, Esq; Clerk of the
Crown, Mr. Robert Mackenzie, fen. Mr. Alexander M'lver,
and a great many other Gentlemen.
DEATHS' Dr. Samuel Murray, of his Majesty's Hos
pital, second son of Col. Murray, late of Rutland, in Massa
chusetts-Bay. , w
JUST IMPORTED,
In the Britannia, Capt. Ball, and the Friends, Capt.
Jones, from LONDON,
And will be for Sale about the End of next Week,
At Wells's Stationary, Music and
Book Shop,
No. 71, TRADD-STREE T,
STATIONARY of every Sort, and of
the best Quality;'
The largest Collection of Musical In
struments and Music ever imported here ;
A capital Collection of Books, including
all the late Publications of Merit;
Mathematical Instruments}
Maps, Charts,
Just imported in the Carolina-Packet, Capt. White, the Bri
tannia, Capt, Ball, and tbe Renown, Capt. Grant, from London,
Several complcat Assortments of
European and India GOODS,
Wbicb will be fold on tbe mtf reasonable Terms for Cajh or Bills of Ex
change, by tbe Package or larger Quantity,
By B R I A N °C A P E,
At No. 84, Church-ftrcet.
Amongfl a great Variety of Articles, are tbe following, viz.
WHIT E Plains and Duffil Blankets—Broad Hoes and
Nails—fuperfine and other Cloths—lrifh Linens—Saddlery-
Calk and bottled Poeter—Hofiecy—Sail Cloth— Teas and other
Grocery, &c. &c.|
TO BE SOLD,
By WILLIAM SNODGRASS,
„,/ At No. 94, Church-street,
A Large and elegant Assortment of MANCHESTER
GOODS—a few Pieces of Broad Cloth—some printed Goods—
Paints and Candles.
The above will be fold at a low Advance.f
BROUN, CLARKSON, & Co.
Have just imported in tbe Carolina-Packet, Capt. Whita,fro^ London,
A GENERAL AND COMPLEAT
ASSORTMENT of GOODS,
Suitable for tbe present and approaching Season,
Which they will difpoie of on the moll reasonable Terms, for Cassi,
Produce, or Bills of Exchange, at their Store, No. 88, Broad-ftreet';
Among a Number of other Articles are,
Broad-Cloths and suitable Trim
mings
Felling Axes
Broad Axes
Coopers and Carpenter's Tools
Reaping Hooks
Iron Pots arid Skillets
Frying Pans
Tin Ware
Nails of all Sort/
Stationary,
Three or four Gentlemen cm be accom^
modated as day-boarders.
.Enquire at No. 1, Chalmers's-Alley.
fO B £ JL, E T,
sTo a single Gentleman, {
A genteel BACK PARLOUR,
With the use of a Kitchen, in a house pleasantly situated near th 6
Bay. Enquire of the Printers. / 1
ALL persons anywise indebted to the late Jacob White;
of Charlcftown, deceased, are hereby requeued to make pay*
inent on or before the nth day of January next ensuing; and those
who have any demands againil said efkite, are desired to render a
couiits of the 'fame properly attested to Andrew Redmond, Not
23, Queen-street. t EVE WHITE, Executrix.
AND. REDMOND, Executor.
========^^
FOR SALE,
A few Puncheons of high Proof
JAMAICA R U M s
AND
MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
By the Hogshead,
At No. 101, Broad-ftreetj by
JAMES SOMERVELL.
JOHN JOHNSON, at No. 86, Broad-Street, has an As-
J fortment of IRISH LINENS, which he will fell on ver,
reasonable Terms.
JAR Raisins. Raisins of the Sun, Loaf Sugar, Sweet Oil,
Jamaica Rum, French Brandy, and Spices, on the moss
reasonable Terms, by WILLIAM GLEN, & CO.
Also, Rose Blankets, Duffils and Plains. t
O'HE fubferiber having obtained pctmiffion to carry on bu-
JL finefs at his wharf on South-Bay, and to land or Chip off wood,
lumber and every kind of produce, begs leave to inform the Planter#
in general and his friends in particular, That he purposes to carry oil
The Factorage Busin^s^
in all its branches, and to tranfad every kind of business for his friehdi
as formerly, will be obliged to those who may employ him. Having
carried on that bufihefs above 30 years with the ftrifteft attention ana
pun&uality (and flatters himfclf with fatisfadion to his friends) hd
hopes will induce thent to continue their favours.
He has no objection to receive goods at any other wharf, but will
be particularly obliged to such of his friends as shall dited their goods
to be landed at his wharf, being most convenient. He has inclofed
a very large convenient and secure yard for lumber, wood and naval
flores, and obtained the use of one of his Bores for rice, indigo, &c,
being convinced they will (as formerly) fell as well there as at an,
other place.
Any person willing to undertake the repairs of his wharf and to
rebuild his bridge, are desired to give in their proposals at his houfa
No. I, Gibbes-ftreet, South-Bay. f. WILLIAM GIBBES.
N. B. Rice, Lumber and Wood for sale, at the above yard.
TO BE SOLD,
By William-Kerr Ross,
At No. 2, Tradd-ftreet,
For Ca/b, Government Bills, or Prodme,
JAMAICA Rum by the Puncheon, Mufcovado Sugar b, tlt<!
Hogshead or Barrel, Port Wine in Pipes, Quartercalks and
Bottles ; Soap and Candles, Irifli Butter, and an Assortment
of Dry Goods suitable to the Seafon.J
TO BE LET, ""
And. may be Entered upon immediately,
A small HOUSE in King-street.
Enquire at No. 41, Church-ftr^et.f
Any person or persons having
PEWS in St. Michael's Church
to hire out,
Will please to intimate the fame to
ABRAHAM PEARCE, Undertaker,
No. 33, Broad-street.
NB. Coffins and Funerals decently furnifhed. ft
THE fubferiber begs leave to acquaint his friends in. par^
ticular, and the public in general, That he has taken that ver,
commodious HOUSE in Que^n-ftfeet, formerly occupied by Dr^
Halt, which he purposes to open as
A TA V E R N,
On MONDAY the lid Day of October instant;
and shall be much obliged to his fricrids for their custom, as he wi4
do the utmost in his power to give fatisfadion.
t P II I LIP THORN E.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mr. William
Hales, late of Charleftown, deceased, are hereby requeued
to make payment; and those having demands against said estate,
are desired to render accounts of the fame, to
LAMBERT LANCE,?„
I - JOHN COX, . f Executors.
T OBESOLD;'
And Possession given in a Month er fix Weels,
THE L^ASE of a LOT, No. 24-1, on the Bay, (which will
expire the firl't of April, 1784) 25 feet in front, and 120 feet
deep. There is erected Upon it, a good store 20 feet wide in front
of the lot, with an additional shade, suitable for a small family to liva
in ; a good dry cellar, 27 feet by 20, with a small kitchen, &c,-«
The situation for trade is excellent.
For further particulars, enquire of
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN, No. ts, Bay.
MASTERS of vessels, and inhabitants of the town, may
be supplied with BEER, at a reasonable price, at the
Brewery of Charleftown, Xf cms
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP of Graham & Burt, being
I this day dissolved by mutual consent, they reqUeft those iiw
debted to them to difeharge their accounts; ahd those who have an,
demands against them, to make known the fame, in order that the,
may be fettled as soon as possible. They beg leave to return their
sincere thanks to those Gentlemen who were pleased to give them
the disposal of their crops, and would be glad of a continuance of
their favours to William Burt, No. 13, Bay, or at the Scale*
House on Burn's wharf.
Charkfloncn, October I, 1781.
STRAYED, a dark-coloured HORSE, about 14$ hands high,
branded S on the near shoulder, and W on the near buttock,
supposed to be somewhere within the lines. Whoever delivers him
to William Alexander, Not 51, on the Bay, shall receive ONK
GUINEA reward.|
A VESSEL's small LONG BOAT, which rows Tith two
oars, was found lying oh the marsh, and is now in the Quar
termaster General's Boat Dock. The owner may have her again
on proving his property, and paying expences Apply at No. 10,
Ehcry-ilreet, to | ' JAMES FORD,