The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-06-08 00:00:00, page 3

CHARLESTOWN, JUNE 12.
ON Friday last arrived the brig Bird- in-hand, Capt. Fisher,
and on Monday last the schooner Swift, Capt. Dorrel,
from the fame place.
We have been favoured by a correspondent in Bermuda,
with the following lift of the prizes which have been lent in
there from the beginning of the present year to the 19th cf
last month.
A LIST of PRIZESfent into Bermuda.
T 782. Names. Cargoes. By inborn taken. l
fan. 5. Ship Union In Ballast Ship Hammond Pi iv.
Brig Nancy With Salt Brig Hawke Priv.
13th. Schooner Kitty Flour and Tobacco HisMa.fbip Amphion
14th. Sloop Tobacco Ditto Orpheus
15th. Ship Monmouth Melaffes Hammond Priv.
17th. Schooner Wasp Flour Renown Priv.
Brig Nancy Ditto Ditto
21st. Br.Perfeverancfe Ditto Lady Hammond Priv.
31st. Br. Experiment Tobaccd Experiment Priv.
Myth, Brig Spitfire Flour His Maj. Slp. Mentor
Bth. Brig Sally Lumber , Virginia Priv.
Brig Hope Salt, Fruit & Oil llisMa.fhipAffurance
Schooner Comet Cocoa Renown &Hamd. Pr.
aid. Schooner Fox Sugar and Coffee Experiment Priv.
Schooner Jenny Lumber ?^• '%°?" r"'
3 turn n Amphinn
24th. Brig San Pedro Dry Goods and Rum Renown &Hamd. P.
Sloop Farmer Melaffes, rnm&fugar Mentor
March 9th. Brig — Lumber Assurance
Schooner Eutaw Flour, Bread, &c. Hawke Priv.
loth. Sch. Purpose Rum Hammond Priv.
Sloop Catherina Tobacco & Ind. Corn Virginia Priv.
19th Schooner Betsey Sugar Phenix Priv.
Ship Ano, Sugar & toffee, chafed amongfn
the rocks by a frigate unknown, and feiz->
ed by Mr Stiles, the Compti oller )
22d. Sch. Minerva Pork and Beef L'dy Hammond Pr.
25th. Schooner Nancy Corn,Pork & I,umber Experiment Priv.
2*th. Schoonerßetfcy Salt,Rnm&drygoods Swallow Priv.
30th. Brig Virginia Melaffes and Sugar Ship Hammond Pr.
cShooner Favcrille Tobacco Ditto
51st Brig Dart Ditto Swallow Priv.
Ship Adebhia Ditto & Naval Stores Experiment Priv.
A,.s• Sch.Sufannah Fifh,onions&potat es Hawke Prv.
9th. Brig Cato Coffee, cotton & hides Experiment Priv.
18. Brig Three Friends Dry goods & fait Lift Hammond Pr.
23d. Ship Hunter Melaffes & sugar Ship Hammond Pr.
30. Sc.Brothersdelight Tobacco Hawke, Priv.
May 3. Brig Nancy Melaffes, sugar &rum Ditto
6th. Sloop lark Rum, &c. Experiment
12th. Sloop Hope, Capt. Newbold, from *)
Georgetown, with rce and Indian corn,> Regulator Priv.
andbelongingto Meffr .Doughty & Bryan)
13th. Schooner Eagle 17 Hhds. Tobacco Experiment & Hamd.
17th. Frig Salt and 6 hhds. rum Ship Hammond Pr
19th. BrigGov.Burke Pitch & tar Experiment Priv.
On Monday the lottery wheels were brought to the State-
House, and a few tickets drawn, whereof the following came
up prizes:
PRIZES of TEN DOLLARS.
No. 5959, and as firft ticket, is entitled to 100 dollars.
No 3827, 4163, irrj, 23x1, 1158, 4893, 4413, 4178, 2966,
384, 3776, 4771, 329^ 317, 579, 4277, 379 T, ifrß, 3997, 4533,
2302, 5692, 165, 1885, <SBB, 668, 2720, 4598, 3309 $367,
4891, 1,88, 2015 4373
The drawing of the Lottery Was this day continued, when
efollowing numbers came up prizes ;
,00 D OLLAR S.
N% fßi6, T2CB, 2325.
^DOLLAR S.
No 526 c 5817.
, 2r DOLLARS.
No. JO9l, 4874
10 DOLLARS.
No. 49T0, 3868, 4236, 22. 5C07, 3330, 1470, 2860, 4106,
5194, 3032, 3038, 4405, 4588, 1855, 4287, 1612, 5794, 4975,
1196, 279, 2,46, 3257. 3670, 3091, 4364, 56-2, 192, 973,
4956, 2525, 4926, 399,3365, 35,0, 970, 2399, 5748, 532, iffr,
5118, 4842, 4142, 842, 2226, 5416, 996, 3376, 1205, 1328,
<62, 4241, 737, 337, 1842, 26829 4:84. 2474, 47, 5160, 2159,
1957, 35°5, 9'2, 2638, 2642, 4868, 4002, 4775, 4234, 5553,
3078, 3854, 3357, 3240, 2587, 2030, 2853, 3803, 1088, fyo,
3594, 1835, 4018, 5838, 5424, 5235, 1123, 2104, 3692, 1717,
3611, 2980, 1352, 4097, XIII, 326, 909, 2278, 2596, 849,
3626.
We have the pleasure to inform the Publick, that one ofthe
above Five Hundred Dollar prizes is the property of a Mrs.
I,ane, widow o'a Capt. Lane, formerly ofthe South-Care hna
Royalifb, ^nd sister of'Capt. Dawkins, 0+ the fame regiment.
Her hufbapd and two of her sons have been killed in the
Poyal service, and fire herfelf was lately driven down to town
by her persecuting and rebellious enemies in the country.
Every attempt to perpetuate the memory of the gallant
Vanfleiden however feeble it may be, must meet with the
approbation of every well-wisher to our Cause, and friend
to real merit. We shall therefore copy, from an Antigua
rewfpaper, the following lines, intended as an epitaph,' in
honour of that worthy man.
Ob fatal love of fame, Ob glorious beat,
Unl, defiruive to the brave and great.
Addison.
To the Memory of
Baron William de Hanslfiden;
Colonel of the 3d Regiment of Waldeck,
in the tervice of his Britannick Majesty,
who was killed on Sunday the 7th of January, 1781,
storming a fort
occupied by the Spaniards in Weft Florida;
Universally lamented by all who knew him.
He was benevolent and humane,
Affable, modest, complaisant, and polite;
I Tho' bred at Court,
and of an illustrious family,
he neither valued himfelf upon,
• or made any other use of these advantages
' than as they render'd him
I a pleasing worthy member of civil society.
His peculiar study was to make
all those he converted with,
of whatever age or sex,
pleased with themselves;
and was the only person
who appeared a stranger to his own perfections.
The embellishments of education
feem'd in him the pure efforts of nature;
The gracefulnefs of his person,
accompanied with his address,
and the dignity of his countenance,
corresponded with
the ingenuous sentiments of his foul.
He was a brother and chearful companion
to all his fellow officers,
who wifh'd to live or die with him;
and the father as well as Colonel
of his regiment.
Authority founded on justice,
„ upon love and esteem,
procured him a strider dicipline
IT than any exertion of power;
1 , and the example of his manners
being followed by the corps of officers
he commanded,
reflects an honour on his memory.
He was patient of all the toils
aad hardships of,war,
and not to be intimidated
by any appearance of danger;
1 hat thirst for glory,
that secret impulse , < \
whichadtuates only the brave and great,
was in him, alas! predominant;.
For tho' firft in rank and command,
tho' ripen'd by years and experience,
feeing the British officers and fdldieis.
advancing to the storm,
with their usual ardor,
he instantly put himfelf
1 at their head,
\ and being one of thr firft
entering the enemy's l works,
was (hot dead by a mufquet ball,
with two gallant young Officers *,
who were killed by his tide.
Thus fell the honest, the brave, the good
Baron WILLIAM DE HANSLEIDEN.
^,jis Talia fundo
Temperet a Lychrymis ?
Charlestown Price-Current.
fey the Hundred [Five Score]
Pounds Weight.
Rice -18 s. a 20s.
Superfine Flour - 30$
2d ditto - 265.
Ship Bread -30 s.
Corn Blades - 9s. qd.
Mufcovado Sugar -50 s. a 70s.
Bar Iron - -28 s.
By the Pound.
Indigo,Left purple and copper sfr
Ditto 2d -35.9 d. a 4s.
Dhto ordinary - 2s. 6J.
Tobacco - is. 2d.
Deer Skins, Indian dressed 2s.
Ditto in the Hair iqd. a i6d.
Beaver Skins 4s. 6d. a ss.
Hams - Is. 6d.
Fallow - - Is.
Bees Wax - is. 46.
Candles, tallow, mould is. 2d.
Ditto dipt, - Is.
Soap - - - Is.
Coffee - - gd.
Irish Butter Bd. ais. 2d.
Single ref. L. Sugar - ißd.
Double ditto 25d.
°By the Barrel.
Turpentine - 4ss.
Pitch - -40 s.
Tar -40 s.
Cargo Beef , -90 s.
Mess Beef - Joos.
* The one was young James Gordon, lieutenant and Adjutant -
of the 60th; the other a Waldeck officer, Mr. Storling, Lieutenant
and Adjutant to the Waldeck regiment.-
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BUBLICK ^ufTfTo-N
TO-MORROW,
At TEN ©'CLOCK,
WILL BE SOLD,
At No. 40, on the Bay,
By BLAIR & WALLACE,
A FEW Puncheons of Rum,
I Hogshead of excellent Mufcovado Sugar,
4 Calks of i.ondbn Bottled Porter,'
I Hogshead of single refined Sugar, in finall Loaves,
A few Calles of Delft Ware,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
consisting or
Ravens Duck, Russia Drab, Ofnaburgs,
Saddles, Mens fine Shoes, fafhionable Cloths,
Curry-ombs and Brushes, &c. &c. &c.
ALS O,
On Chamfney's Wharf,
At TWELVE o'CL OCK preAfrly,
is Hogshead, of prime Virginia TOBACCO,
A few Puncheons of two Years old Jamaica RUM,
A few Calks of choice Mufcovado SUGARS.
A N D,
At the fame Place,
~%fy The SLOOP
y^ ' General LESLIE,
wte4 As she now lies at Burns's Wharf, Burthen about 9'o
*^3its ' Tons, British built, is well found, and may be fehtl
dßh^t^-, to Sea at a small Expence.
LIKEWISE,
p^ The SCHOONER
^^ DOLPH I N,
Lying in Beale's Dock, a beautiful little Vessel,
quite new, and admirably well calculated for the
^^=Y=: Fifhihg Trade-
A M 7),
On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant,
At the Exchange, at ONE o'Clock,
fl^ The Snow St. MAGUNE,
'' r ' ze#t ° "" Letter cf Marque Fame, Capt. Morgan,
J^^&JjgAs she now lies in the Stream opposite to Greenwood's
Wharf, about 200 Tons Burthen, a remarkable flout
^-^Nf^J Vessel, her upper Works new, well found, and fails
fall ; as she had a thorough Repair before she failed from the Havana
last March—may be sent to Sea at a very trifling Expence.
Inventories to be seen at No. 40, on the Bay, and at the Place
of Sale.
~ TO BE LET,
THAT pleasant and airy HOUSE, No. 100, in King-ftrect.
For particulars apply at No. 6, in the fame street, or
No. 26, Tradd-ftreet, to
*b. CHRISTOPHER FITZ-SIMONS.
LONDON CLAREf"of the firft Quality,
In CASES of Five Dozen each.
Enquire for Mr. Robinson', at Mrs. Da^fon's, No. 91,
Meeting-Street.
CAME into my yard about a fortnight ago, a BOAR.
Any person proving his property, paying for this adver
tisement and other charges, may apply to No. 9, Union
ftreet-Continucd, %
I Cargo Pork - ITOS.
1 MeA Pork - X2OS.
By the Bufhcl.
Indian Corn - ' ^J
Turk's Island Salt - 2s.
By the Foot.
Jamaica Mahogany - Is.
By the 100 Feet.
Inch Boards -21 s. gd.
1^ ditto - - - 255.
1% ditto, - 275. 6d.
!2 Inches - 3 0;
Featheredge ditto - 2os.
Scantling, 4by 4, to6hy 6 255.
Ditto 8 by 8, to 8 by 10 30s.
Ranging Timber 10 by 10?
to i 2 by i 2
By the Cord.
Oak Wood - - 23$- 4d.
Pine Wood - -14 s.
By the Pipe.
Madeira Wine, firft ) । a ^ol.
quality ~ .
2d ditto 4°l- a 451.
Port ditto 4°l. a 451.
Lisbon ditto -37 k a 401.
- By the Gallon.
(Rum, Jamaica - 7s. 6d. a Bs.
Ditto W. India 6s. 3d. a 6s. 6d.
Geneva, Holland - 7 s <
Brandy, French - 95. 4d.
By the Hogshead.
. London Porter - pl.
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN,
Have just novo received by the Peggy, Capt. Morrison, and
kave on band for Sale by the Package, for Cafo, Government Bills',
or Produce, at No. Ifo Bay ;'
EXCELLENT Port and Sherry Wine in bottles,.
Irish Linens assorted, and Leather Portmanteau Trunks
A variety of printed Goods and Sadlery,
Rappee and Scots Snuff,
Military Shoes, Shirts, and Overalls,
Ladies new-fafhion'ed Stays, Fans; Gloves, &c.
Excellent kiln-dried English Flour.
AL S O,
Fine East-Florida SHRUB, in quantities of five gallons. fl[
To be fold at pnblick sale, before the Exchange, on Tburfda, thd
qtb da, of fitly next; bettysen 12 and I o'clock,
That valuable BRICK HOUSE in King-street, No. 131,
and LOT of LAND, containing in front on King-street 42 feet,
and in depth 220 feet with good outbuildings, all in good order, late
the property of Mr. jobn Cbrfian Smith, feiged on execution, and
fold by order of the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
At the fame Time and Place veill be fold,
FIVE VALUABLE NEGROES, late the property of
fames Brenun, taken on Attachment and fold agreeable to the At
tachment A& by order of the Board of Police.
Cbarlf non, iitb May. 1782. JOHN DATVIES, Sheriff.
On Thursday the 4th July next, <will be Sold at publick fate
before the Exchange between 12 and 1 o'clock,
ONE third part of that brick HOUSE and STORE, on
the north fide of Broad-street the corner house opposite the
Exchange, and the Lot of Land in Old Church-street, with a new
brick house No. 70, unfinifhed, the lot containing about 38 feet in
front and 220 feet in depth, being late the property of Mr. Samuel^
Prioleau, felted bn execution, and fold by order <f the Board of
Police., JOHN DAVIES, Sherriff.
Cbarlefxtvn, Iltb May, 1782.
On Thursday the 13th June, will be Sold at publick sale
,$ re ^ Exchange between 12 and 1 o'clock.
T"^ F , J' 157 valuable HOUSES and LOTS of Land id.
X Charleftown, one in Oueen-ftreet known by the No. 24, now
let at 1201. a year; one in Orange-street. No, 8, now let at 801. a
year ’ ? ne ?" ° ld Church-street- Continued 'on White Point No.
s°; ! h , efe house , an d lots have been particularly described in former
advertisements as the property of Mr. Alexander Rose, seized on
execution hnd fold by order of,the Board of Police.
Cbarlefown ytb June, 1782. JOHN DAVIES Sheriff.
On Thursday the 13th June next, will be fold at publick sale
before the Exchange, betireeu the hours of 12 and I o'Clock
A NEGRO wench, late the property of Mar, Du'bartas,
1 1 and another WELCH, late the property of Peter B ou netbea%
fuzed on attachment and fold agreeable to the attachment ad,
order of the Board of Police. *
Cbarlfon, May us, jfyy JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
To be Sold at publish sale, before the Exchange, on Tuefda,
the l%tb Da, of fune next, at 12 o'Clock brecfel, ''
A !F Y valuable GANG of NEGROES, upwards of
1 1 fifty, amongst whom are many very valuable families and
a number of ufeful Boys and Girls; late the property of Mrs. Eliza
beth Butler, deceased, seized on execution, and fold by order of the
Bo^rd of Police JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff
Cbarleftotun, 20tb April, 1,82.^
On Monday the 17th Day of sane next, at Eleven o'Clock ilk
Forenoon well be fold, at feublick Sale, at Mr. JOHNSTONE
Office, No. 2, St. Michael's Allsy,
THE Law Library of the late Jamfs Parsons, Efa.
deceased. The Books may be seen at Mr. Johnson's any For^
noon previous to the Day of Sale.
25/6 May, 1782. THO. WINSTANLEY, Executor.
(B r PERMI S 1 I O N.)
To be Sold at Publick Sale,
On WEDNESDAY the 19th Day of June,
At the house of James Cook, No. 3, St. Michael's Alley,
The Sale to begin, at FEN o'Clock in the faenoon, and continue thk
following days until the whole is Sold;
A VARIETY OF
Houfliold and Kitchen Furniture;
Some new-fashioned PLATE
An assortment of IRONMONGERY
Ditto of LUMBER
A collection of choice BOOKS on various fubjeds
And many other ARTICLES too tedious to mention
LIKEWIS E,
A large Gang of NEGROES.
ff'r"°T'? "°° 4 3' ° n '' e ' ar ' " ""' f°' '^e, an d immediate
pollellion will be given to the purchaser.
He has likewise to Let, and poffeiTion given by the firft of July
his HOUSE and Garden where he now lives, .is very convenient for
a large family. As he is to leave the province in a short time he
earnestly requests all persons indebted to him to difeharge their'ref
peftive accounts, that he may be thereby enabled to pay off before
his departure such demands as are against himfelf.
%^i, 1782.
To Run it in B ALLAST-TRIM
To B RISTO L,
And to touch at COR K,
That faft failing Lugger
The ADVENTUR E,
John M'Carty Master.
Is well armed and manned, and will have good accomodaf
tions for passengers. For freight or passage, apply to said Mas
ter on board the veffell ying at Burn's Wharf, or to
EDWARD CORBET,
No. 97, Broad-street.
For EAST-FLORIDA,
The SCHOONER
S A L L Y,
Andrew Bayne, Master;
A remarkable fwift sailer, and has good accommoda^
^v^&^g, tion for paffenge/s.
For freight apply at Messrs. John and Adam Tunno's, or to
THOMAS FORBES,
Who is in want of a CARPENTER, a single man, capable of
building rice machines, and of other plantation-work : Such a per
son, with proper recommendation, may have employment, by ap
plying as above.
RUN away from my plantation, a mile above the Quarter-'
house, a Negro Woman named Elsey, speaks bad English, and
having abfeonded before was found upon Gadsden's Wharf, with
some of the- fequefter'ed negroes, where it is probable she may go
again. Whoever de.^ers her to the. Warden of the Sugar-house, or
to me at No. 6, King-street, shall receive ONE GUINEA rewards
if June, Isa. ANDREW WILLIAMSON.-