The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-08-03 00:00:00, page 2

\ O 'HE Inhabitants are hereby informed, that a Convoy wil
L 1 be ordered, and every possible alhftance given to convey
to Augustine such of them, who, from the expected withdiav al
of the King's troops from this town, may desire to remove
with their families and effects to the Province of Eafi-Flo, i<'a.
All Rerfons so disposed, arc therefore required to notify t'er
intentions at the tyarter-Mafter-General's office, where th y
will, at the fame time, deliver in a fpecifick account of the
property they mean to take with them.
All perfqns who propose to remove from town to other parts,
are also required to give three days publick notice of their in
tention.
Head-Barters, rib Augufl, 1782.
L By Order of the Lieut. General,"
FriWARD SCOTT c% r fo, r , r
"PUBLIC K UUcyl
to-morrow, the sth August inst.
WILL BE SOLD,
By JOHN MORRIS,
At his Vendue-^orf,
Precifel, at TWEL HE PCQ,
2 0001 b. Indigo of the very firft quality.
PUB L I C'KB U Cf'No'Nf
TO-MORROW, the B'h August instant,
WILL BE SOL I).
By JOHN MORRIS,
(B, Order of James Fraser, Ffa; on Account o (, GT^r^mentJ
1 he Hull, Masts, Yards, Set's, &c.
Of His Majesty's Galley Comet, now lying; Roft's Wharf
Inventory to be seen at No 43L ay.
fharl down, 7+h HuguP, r,8%.
riety of ortrich feathers Pepper ^d allspice
a F°" m ,j use ul Articles in the Cut^/y, Spicery C^.
c^L_Crofoyand Mj]lineary way. { spicery, Gro
7 ™^' Sub ^ r fr this Provincelo^; delir^f
those v indeb n d to him to make immediate Payment; and
those vho have any Demands against, to call for the
or i^fr" '‘ fe "°° ""' wh ' ch he wiil fe]l vy'^ f ° r Calh
T "t a" " ^^ FACE, at No. 186, King-street, intending
to him ton"; "d ° vince " I °rtiy,requ e fts theft who are indebted
, p a y men „ and desires all Perlons who have any
^d* ^l^ him, to brag them in, to be discharged. %'
CHARLESTOWN, August 7.
nYheffel which arrived yesterday at this place from St.
Jonn's River, we hear th it two prizes, laden with flour,
had been lately f:nt into the port of St. Auguftinc ; and that
an >ther, having on board fix hundred barrels of the fame ar
ticle, was off the bar of that place, waiting to discharge a part
of her cargo, before the entered into the harbour. They, were
taken by two privateers which formerly belonged to New-
Providence.
Several gentlemen who have come hither from New-Pro
vidence in the flags of truce which arrived yesterday and
to-day, mention that the treatment the inhabitants of that
place now receive, is far from being that which they were
promised, and which they at firft experienced. They now
feel the difference between the fixed and permament rules of
civil justice, which they formerly enjoyed under a British
government, and the vague, arbitrary and changeable orders of
military despotism, to which their lives, their liberties and
their fortunes are now fubjeft.
*, The Editors of tfyRoYAE Gazette, hi order to apply
jbemfelves the more closely to the Settlement of their private
Affairs, are under the Nee fry of difeonttnuing their periodical
Labours fir the Entertainment and Information of the Publick.
Should any ntelligence, however, that refers Honour on the
British Name, be receiv'd before the Day arrives on which that
direful Event shall happen, the Dread of which now fills every
loyal Bread with Terror and Dismay, they trust that many will
be found in this Garrison patriotick enough to hear with Pleasure
of the Success of their Country, and to rejoice at whatever shall
promote the General GBod, while they, though a Part of the
fame Wh >le, are labouring under cve r v Species of Diflrefs. —In
Juch Cases the Editors of this Paper Jha?t n 1 le found deficient in
the Performance of what can be required of them as a Duty, and
which Gratitude will demand of them in return, for the many
Favours they have received from a generous and indulg nt
Publick.
To be Sold at Publick Auction
On TUESDAY next, the 14th inftant,'
g Precfely at ONE o'clock in & Exchange,
' " f ""' f ° ld before at private sale)
The Brig S AL L Y,
, v Burthen 148 tons King's measurement, a ftron* bur
,, —" themome double decked veffcl of a very eafv draught;
has good accommodations, and may be fitted for sea in a few
l '?" " my ° ffice> ° r 011 boarr! the sa id brig at the
1 rfh-Market what ROBERT NORRIS.
SAMUE L 'BLAKELEY,
No. 25, Broad- street,
Is greatly obliged to his Friends and the Publick, fir th^ encourage
ment they Lave given him, and informs them that be has noA
The following ARTICL EB,
Hbich (if poftb!e) he will difoofe of cheaper ,than ufaal; they
being 0-irc oajedfor ready money.
CUPERFINE and coarse broad
O cloths with trimmings
Shalloons, callimancoes
Tammies and durants
Superfine scarlet
Creep and brown camblets
Marseilles quilting
Drawboys and corded dimity
A variety of plain and spotted
vewerets and jeans
Corduroys
Rullia drab and clouting diaper
<ambricks, plain and long lawns
I hread and silk gauzes
Bedticking
White ana brown Russia Iheeting
Cotton and Holland stripes
Cotton, brown and white thread
flockings
A variety of silk thread, leather
and linen gloves & mitts
Printed linen
™ " & English, hintz & calicoes
Silk, linen, cotton, gauze, check
and lawn handkerchief;
Fine and coarse hats with a va-
I Lace and jacket fringe
Princess fluff, everiafting
Crape and bombazeen °
Mens, womens andchildrens ihoes
Checks anditifh linens
Luteftriqgs
Sartins, modes and Persians
Playing cards
O'ives in jars and bottles
Port, Madeira w ne, and cyder
t road hoes, felling axes
Stock, pad and brass locks
Loaf sugar
Green fimchong, and bohea tea
Kirby books
Smocking tobacco
Scotch fnaff in b< ttles
Large all m salt
Cotton and wool cards
Bibles
Spelling books
Writing paper
Sieves
Pewter plates and dishes
Ofiiaburgs
Soap
ROBERT WELLS & SON,
BEG leave to inform those Gentlemen who have paid in
advance for a period of the Royal Gazette, which is not
yet expired, that by calling at their flore, No. 71, Tradd-ftreet,
they will receive the balances due to them ; and they, at the
fame time, take the liberty of requeuing of such persons as
arc in arrears for Gazettes, or are indebted to them for Ad
vertisements, or any other account, that they will be kind
enough to fettle these matters as soon as possible.
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c"h~A--R L ESMURGA N,
Bookbinder & Stationer,
At No. 106, Broad-Street,
I)EGS leave to acquaint his Friends and Cuftomer^, who
) favour him with Subscriptions for hisCIRCULATING LIBRA
RY, that the daily inconveniencies he experiences from the loss of
Books, &c. rendering it cffential to requires Depoft in Money, to
the value of each Book taken out of the Library, till the fame shall
be retained; presumes a p opofa' of this kind will meet the concur
rence and approbation of the publick. Could Books be procured
with that facility as formerly, contingencies of the above nature
might easily be fubfrituted. Thus situated, he flatters himfeif his
request needs no farther apology, and on his part, the publick may
rest assured, that he will exert his utmost t, contribute as much as
possible towards their amusement and fatisfa&ion.
A Catalogue to be fecn, with the terras and regulations, at the
Library, No. ic6, Broad-street.
JAMES WARINGTON,
Having removed font No, go, Meeting-flreet, to No. 100 Broad
fr^t, opposite to Messrs. Mills & Hicks,
HAS opened Assortments of Ironmongery and Pewter Ware,
which, with his remaining Stock of Dry Goods, he is deter
mined to dispose of on reasonable terms.
-WILJrIAM P.FORMA N,
No. 22, Cl?nrch-' l reet, Corner of Elliott-street,
Begs leave to acquaint bis Friends and the Publick, that he has
for Sale, the follo w.mg Artier, on the weft reafonaUe Terms,
HY. ON, Southong, Green and Pickles by the Case or fingleßottle
hohea Teas, Coffee Sago,
Single an I double relined Sugar Rum apd Brandy
Mufeovado ditto Madeira and Port Wine
Raines and Almonds, Spices Bottled Porter, &c.
LIKEI7ISR,
Howe's Acid of Orange for making Punch, which is equal to the
fineft frefh Juice ii flavour, and will receive no Injury in any hot
Clinwe from keen:"?, at f:ve Shilling, per Bottle,
Bed Peruvian Baj.%, in Powder, at fourteen Shillings per Pound.
HE HAS ALS O,
A good Assortment of DRY GOODS,
Which he is felling off at and below Cost,
An elegant Assortment of Silks. Callimancoes and Camblets,
Broad Cloths, Bath Coating, Coarse white Cloth, Strouds, &c.
Scotch Ofnaburgs ar gd. per vard, Brown Holland from lßd. to as
Ready made Jean arid Cabico Coats, with a Variety of Articles too
tedious to mention. fl
T O B E I, E T,
A CONVENIENT STORE on the Bay, with the Cellars
under the fame. The said Store is compleatly fitted with
Shelves and Glafi Cases for the Reception of Dry Goods; likewise
a Counting Room adioihing the Store For further particulars apply
to Blair & Wallace the Corner of Broad-Street and the Bay, near
the Exchange, or the Printers hereof. '3 u 'y 20tb, 1782.
Charter Parties, Securities, Petitions,
Memorials, &c. &c.
Done at Campbell's No ary-Publick Office, No. 38/f, Bay. ||
TO BE LET,
And may be entered on the Bth of Augul,
The H OUSE No. 22 , on the Bay.
Enquire of Mr. Gordon, No. 3 i, Meeting-Street.
THOMAS STEWART&C^
No. 42, Bay,
HAVEFORSAL E,
SUPERFINE kiln-dried Flour, Mess Pork in tierces barrels
O and half barrels, Mefi Beef in barrels and half barrels Butter
Mtrfcovado and refined Sugar, a few hogsheads choice leaf Tobacco'
manufactured Tobacco, Snuff, Hyfen and Soufhong Teas Brandy*
agd Geneva in cases, S pe maced and tallow Candles, Ch'ocholatJ
Kaifins, Almonds; Coffee, Iplit Ptafe, Mustard, Pickles.'
A L S O,
Iriffi Linens, Callieses, Chintzes, Printed Linnens, clear Lawns
thread and blond I^, Edgings, a variety of fafhionable Silks'
pasted Genzos Mens thread and cotion Stockings O^abura,’
Scots Thread from No. 6 to 50, Sewing Silk, Twist, Buttons ' 80l
ra% Sail Duck, a few boxes China, &c. &c. &c.
AS Daniel O'Hara intends going for New-York by the
next opportunity, intreats every perlon indebted to him im
mediately to pay the fame.
lobe Sold for Cajb only, the remaining Stock on hand:
Confiding of Madeira and Port Wines, by the pipe, quarter' calk
dozen or gallon; with sundry other articles in the grocery wav'
fupsrfine flour by the barrel; mip buifeuit by the hundred. ' °
N. B. A few pipes of that genuine Port Wine so much approved
of (imported by James Smiths Nb. 44, Broad street) to be fold far
sixty pounds per pipe; likewise, a quantity of fuperfine kjfn-dried
flour'
'lO be Sold or Raided for,
A N elegant CASE, containing two good VIOLINS (one
of an ertrx make and tone) with bows, & c . compleat Corel
li's Sonatas will be given with them. Enquire of Cookl & WEBB"
in Broad-Erect. *c. '
CHARLES-FREDERICK SMITH,
CONFECTIO'NE R,
Begs Leave to inform his Friends,, and the Publick in general,
T r HAT he has opened that large and convenient House in
Meeting.ftreet, No. 110, where he carries on his Bu
line , and . a "° purposes providing PRIVATE ENTERTAIN
MENTS, either of Dinners or Suppers, to any Number of Gentle
men who may chafe to bespeak them, at the most re^fonable Rates.
, # Having a large Garden, he intends (for the Ainufement of '
his good Customers) to have a BANQ of MUSICK every Wed
nesday Evening, to begin at Sevc* and continue until
during which, and at every other Time, Ladies and Gentlemen may
be furnished with Coffee, Tea and other Refrefhnients and wit''
every Kind es LIQUORS, at the most reasonable Prices.° i.
- Fo E HIRED,
A SENSIBLE Negro Wench, and fevera handy Bovs and
A Girls. Enquire at No. 27. on the Ray y
To be Let and Entered upon immdeately,
THAT elegant and commodious HOUSC, No. 69, Meet*
ing-ftreet. For particulars enquire of the Printers.'
To be Let, and Entered on the igth Setember next,&
THE HOUSE in Meeting-street, No. 43 containing every
every necessary and convenient accommdatiun for a I nd /
with a large Garden, &c. now in possession 0 Mrs Izard. For
further particulars enquire of *c. ROBFT WILLIAM.'
r I 'HE fubferiber has for fate, at his house A 0.9,.9, Bcaatain
ftreet, Childrens Shoes of all sizes, and beter than any import?
ed; and will fell them at a reasonable pr ee.
th FDMUVn FITZPATRICK.
To be Raffled so,
A large and valuable Colleran of Shells.
There are 40 Chances at 3 Guineas etch Chante.
N. B. The Shells may be viewed any Morning, aNo ar
Tradd street. '
M^ S ? eef a " d ?° rk . 111 barrels, new Rose Buttr, Split
Peafe, Mustard, Tin Ware in hogflheads, Nep Cloth
in bales, Bath Coatings in ditto, Slops of every fort 1 boxes
Mens Shoes, Broad Hoes, aid a few pipes of bell: Tine Vi!
negar, by JOHNTEASDALE, No. 54 Bay.
TO BE RAFFLED-FO R, ~
A pair of compleat Canteen,
Fit for a General or Field Offier. Enquire of Mr. Roberta Printer
To be fold, before the Exchnge, between Twelve and 0/ o'GtocL
on Tburfy the 15th of Auguf.
CEVERAL NEGROE. and three HOUSES, latthe pro.
O perty of Mr. Thomas Earke, seized on execution, ad fold by
order of the Board of Polie.
House and Lot, No. 2g,Broad-ftreet,
Ditto, 4800 the Bay,
Ditto, 80 in King-street.
%£y% M^. JAMES BRISBANE, Sherif
JOHN.& WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Have imported in he Catharine, and other veffehfrom LondoM a
A general ASSORTMENT of
European and East-India GOODS,
Confiding gbiefly of the following ARTICLES,
Which they are felling by Wholesale or Retail,
On ver, reasonable Terms,
At their Store, between No. 2 and 3, Trabd-Street,
POWELL, HOP fON, & Co.
HAVE FOR SALE,
MADEIRA WINE in pipes and half pipes—Mu'covad®
Sugar in tierces find small barrel —Superfine Philadel
phia Flonr. ||
.o tn Let ui up eajy rent, and may be ant ca on ^nmemutrl,,'
r rHIT large and commodious LOT of L *ND situate in
J Meeting-ftreer, No. 114, with two Dwelling H>ufes, and
Stabler, with Fodder Horihs Efficient For one hundred hordes. Any
person inclinable to treat for the above premises, in part or for the
whole, may apply to F. S. PINCKNEY,-
No. 64, Broad-street.
To be Hired by the Hdy, Mont , r Trip,
r rWO as well found and compleat SCHOONERS as any in
L the harbour, burthen about one undred and ten barrels eac e
likewise, on the most reasonable 'terms wil be hired, a GANG f
about twenty-five or thirty good FIELD SLAVES, and one com.
pleat SAWYER. For terms, apply at No 2, St. Michael's-Al ey.
N. B. On the fehooners being insured, with the negroes belonging
to tiiem, they may be chartered for St. Augustine, or St John's.
STOLEN out of an Officers trunk on James-Island, a Pinch
betk Watch, much worn, the m<.ker > name Cowan, Edin
burgh, the outer case carved, had a fleel chain, brass key, a silver
set seal with red flone, a head, a gold ring with a white stone, and z
head in the inside of which is the motto " Ex Dono, John Hay, of
Morton, Esq; to James Imrie, 1773," and a pair of very large Shoe
Buckles, only plated, with three row of fluids. If offered to an,
watch maker or jeweller for sale, or any other person, they are de.
tired to flop them, and a handsome reward will be given, by apply,
ing to the Printers.
MISSI NG from the Commodore's house on the South-Bay
TWO GOATS, one a small grey Goat, big with Kid, cut
behind both ears; the other brown, and lame in one of her h.nd le?s.
Whoever maj have found them, and will return them to the above
house, shall receive TWO GUINEAS reward.
IRISH Linen
Flaxen and tew ofnaburgs
Irifli Iheeting
Brown Ruma ditto
Printed linen and cotton
Chintz and Callicoes
Mullin, Humhums
Cambrick, Lawn
Silk and thread gauze
Luteftring, Mode and Mantau
Bombazeen and Crape
Silk, thread and cotton flockings
Table-cloths
India Dimity and feans
Corduroy
Marseilles quilting
Bread-Cloth and Kerfeymires
Mens round and cocked hats
Ostrich feathers and plumes
Playing cards
Writing paper<
Leather, thread and silk irlcves
AR ORE ER r.
I^ARLY this morning Mr. LamOtte's store, No. 91 |, the
_j corner qf Church and Broad-street, was broke open, and rob®,
bed of ten pieces yard wide Irifli linens, as under viz.
I piece marked No. 3 The mark on the Linen ?.
Jolin Jackson, Monaghan)
5 do. do. do. 4 Stamp on thelinen the fame
I do. do. do. 6 do. do.
3 do. do. de. 7 do. do.
In all 10 pieces
Likewise fix pieces India. Chintz purple and white 12 yards in a
piece, r wo pair of Shoe Boots, &c.
Whoever can give information of the above goods so that the,
may be recovered, shall be handsomely rewarded by applying at tho
store above-mentioned. July 13th, 1782.
r , 'HE creditors of the estate of Mr. William M Garhen, de-
I ceased, will be pleased to make a date of tha'r demands, and
the debtors to make payment, to AL^X. OWAN, Admr.
I4<b June, 1782. || No 2, Bedon'sAll-v. °
Crowley's broad hoes
Broad and felling axes
Sadd Irons
Rice Sieves
Frying pans and gridirons
Copper, tin and iron kettles
Cutlery and hardware in boxes
Saddles and bridles
Bsots, soldiers Ihoes and'lhirts
Check Shirts
Officers ditto
Tea and table china
Tea and breakfaft setts of ditto
in boxes
Green, fouchong and bohea tea
Single and double refined Sugar
Black pepper
Scented hair powder
Cotton cards
Turpentine and Windsor soap
A chest of medicines well assorted
A small true' f school, books.