The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-11-24 00:00:00, page 1

JOHN PARKINSON,
Having received a Supply of Gold Leaf,
Will undertake all Kind of
GILDING W O R K,
_ At No. 60, Tradd-ftreet.
HUGH RIS K, & Co.
BE G leave to acquaint their friends and the publick in
general, that they are about to give up the Vendue Business,
therefore hope that all those indebted to them on that account, or
any other, will difeharge their fefpe&ive balances before the end of
this month, as all accounts landing after that date, will be put into
the hands of an Attorney, without refpe& of persons.
They have still a VARIETY of WET and DRY GOODS on
hand, which will be fold very low for Cash or Government Bills.
lit COOKE & IKEBKI Ve.n ; due Store,
On THURSDAY the 29^^ November, 1781,
WILL BE SOLD ^6 THE IIGHEST BIDDER,
TWO Years LEASE of.a LOT of LAND, fitnated on
I the south lide cf Moore-flrect, containing forty feet' in front,
and eighty-eight feet in depth ; whereon is^ tclei able brick dwebing
houfe, andether improvements. Any person inclinable to purchase,
may view the premises any day previous, to the sale, by applying as -
above.
On Tuesday the 18th Day of De-ember next, if afair Day, if!
not, thefirft fair Day after, zuill befchiat pebiick Sale, at the late Mr.,
John Fripp's Plantation on St. Helena Island,
PART of the personal estate and effects of the said de
ceased, confining of thirteen Negroes, moftbl them field Haves,'
Houfhold Furniture, a few articles of Plate, Books, Plantation Tools,
fet-pnmp Bits, a large rowing Beat, a fma.ll Canoe, hidigo Vats, a
small flock of Sheep, &c. &c. Th'e. -conditions will be ntade 'known
on the day of sale.—All persons indebted to the faidieQate; are de
sired to make immediate payment.; and'thdfe to whom tl>edame is
indebted, to bring in their accounts,, properly atteded,. to the sub
scribers on St. Helena Ifland.'
WILLIAM FRIPP, fen. )
WILLIAM FRIPP, jun. > Executors.
JOHN FRIPP, )
Bentham & SUTCLIFFE,
HATE FOR SALE, -
At their Store, opposite Gad/deNs-Alley, in Broad-freet,
A eompleat and general ASSORTMENT of
European and Eift-India G OODS, ;
Which they will dispose of, 'enthedoweft terms, for Cash,
Bills of Exchange, or Produce.
ALSO,
A few CROCUS BAGS, fit for fall, the life of market
boats, house cloths, &e. &c. to be fold cheap.'
For Private Sale,
THAT pleasant situated HOUSE and LOT, No. 66, Tradd
street: The terms of payment will be made agreeable to
the purchaser. For further particulars, apply at No. 48, Bay.
_ JOHN & ADAMT^NNO.
HUGH RISK also takes this opportunity of acquainting the pub
lick, that he is under the necessity of returning home as soon as the
Company's affairs can be fettled here, therefore hope his friends will
excuse this more notice, Cbark,Q% Nw. 10, 1781. [
His Majesty s 85^ Regiment of Infantry.
ALL loyal and spirited YOUNG FELLOWS, who wish
to have the Honour of serving in His Majesty's 85th Re
giment, commanded by the Right Honourable The EA RL of
HARRIN GTO N, and now quartered in that most delightful
Island, Jamaica in the Weft-Indies, will nave a most glorious Op
portunity of diftinguiihing themfejves tn.the Service of their KING
and COUNTRY, and allo of malting their Fortunes whenever an
Expedition takes Place from dun Ifiand to the Spanish-Main.
And, as a farther Inducement fur,Volunteers, each SOL
DIER is allowed by the generousdnhabhm:/ of JanieLa Fjve Shil
lings per Week, betides- his British Pay, and Half, a.Crown for
their Wives and each Child, with every other indulgence that cap
possibly be conducive to their Ease and Happiness.
A handsomer Bounty will be given, than is offered by any
other Regiment in Town.
VOLUNTEERS, by applying, at 'Capt. Brown's Quarters,
No. 101, Meeting-street; or enquiring for Serjeant Delany, of
the 85th Regiment, at the, upper Barracks, will meet with every
encouragement.
GOD SAFE THE KIND.
Charlestown, iB/Z> November, 1781.
nfflCK Notice is herebv given to all Persons whatever,
iI and to all Mulattoes or Negroes that are in Charleftown
/ 'its Neighbourhood, that ONE DOLLAR will be paid for
I°; e ry Cord of Firewood, cut, piled and delivered to the Over
faff who will attend on Charleftown-Neck to receive the
§ E ver y per!' oll willing to agree to the above Proposal,
are t'o receive their Directions at the Barrack. Office, No. 3,
r^are-ftreet# Order of the Gornmardart,
JAMES ERASER,
Acting Barracir-Mafter.
— Sr. AND RE W?
THE Members of St. Andrew's Club arc desired td'meet
at Strickland's tavern, on Friday the 30th instant, at 12
lo'clock in the forenoon ? to tranfa& the business of the Club,
and celebrate their Anniversary.
JAMES BRISBANE, .Clerk.
^ Dinner to.be on the Table at half pall Three o'clock.
THE Office of Provincial Grand Maser being vacant by the
death of the Honourable Sir Egerton Leigh, Baronet, the
Makers and Wardens of the several regular conflicted Lodges
throughout the Province are requeued to meet .at the house of Bro
ther 'feme^ Strickland, in Charkftown, on Saturday the firft of
December next, at fix o'clock in the evening, to confider of a fit
and proper Brother to fill that high and important Station, and of
other matters of the greatest importance to the Craft..
• November igtb, 1781. b.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
One Hundred NEGROES to Hire.
Good encouragement will be given, by applying to the Printers.
/ from SATURDAY, November 24,
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
Vol. I.
ROYAL
From the London Gazette, of July 15, 1781.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Commissions farted by His Maffy for the Army in Ireland.
2d Regiment cf Horse, Major Charles Lenox Smyth to be Lieute
nant-Colonel, vice Martin Tucker, who retires. Dated June 2,
1781; Elder Captain Henry Skeffington to be Major, vice Charles
Lenox Smyth; Second Eldest Lieutenant Alexander Carroll to be
Captain, vice Henry Skeffington; Second Cornet Charlct Howlett
Doyne tv be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Carroll.
3d Horse, Eldest Cornet John French to be Lieutenant, vice Henry
Pemberton, who retires. Dated as above; Mr. Francis Goold to
be cornet, vice John French.
9th Dragoons, Mr. Philip Ormfby to be Cornet, vice Mitchelburne
Knox, whoretires. Dated May 26, 1781.
14th Dragoons, Mr Joseph Kighley to be Cornet, vice Hugh Henry
Magen; by purchase. Dated as above.
Ilfb Foot, Second Ensign James Mack to be Lieutenant, vice Adam
Romaine; by purchase. Dated as above; Mr. John Sketrett to
be En^n, vice Janies Mack; Mr. Henry Sheards to be Ensign,
vice William Donkin, promoted. Dated as above ; Mr. George
Nefbitt to be Ensign, vice James Gordon, promoted. Dated as
above.,
32d Foot, Mr. William Campbell Heatly to be Ensign, vice Hewit
fon, promoted. Dated as above; Mr. Henry M'Mahon to be
Ensign, vice Richard Dobbins, promoted. Dated June 2, 1781.
36th Foot, Mr. Henry Walter to be Ensign, vice Nathaniel Cooper,
promoted. Dated as above; Eldest Ensign Benjamin Anderson to
be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Howe, promoted. Dated May 26,
1781; Ensign George Fleming to be Lieutenant, vice Francis
Fuller, promoted. Dated as above; Ensign William Chambers to
be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Jones, promoted. Dated as above;
Mr. Thomas Brownrigg to be Ensign, vice James Confiden, pro
meted. Dated as above.
49tl[ Foot, Mr. Michael Greene to be Ensign, vice James Dodd,
promoted. Dated as above; Mr. Serjeant to be Ensign, vice John
Green, promoted. Dated as above ; Mr. William Butler to be
^^b vice John Church, promoted. Dated as above.
66th Foot, Mr. Edward Tyrrell to be Ensign, vice Robert Gale,
promoted. Dated as above; Mr. Benjamin Bunbura to be Ensign,
-vice Edward Sweetman, promoted. Dated as above.
67th Foot, Mr: Cook Reynell to be Ensign, vice Ensign Smyth, by
purchase. Dated as above.
68th Foot, Mr. John Wilson to be Ensign, vipe Pakenham Beatty,
promoted. Dated as above; Mr. Benjamin Roche to be Ensign,
vice William Innes, promoted. Dated as above.
77th Foot, Eldest Ensign Patrick Mackenzie, to be Lieutenant, vice
William Gillespie; Mr. James Pratt to be Ensign, vice Patrick
Mackenzie; Mr. Charles Gordon to be Ensign, vice James Ro
bertson, promoted. Dated as above; Ensign Robert Stewart to
•be Lieutenant, vice George Freer, promoted. Dated June 2, 1781;
Eniign James Robertson of the Bid Regiment of Foot, to be Lieu
tenant, vice Robert Duff, promoted. Dated as above; Mr. Ben
jariiiii Powell to be Ensign, vice Alexander Sutherland, promoted.
Dated as , above; Mr. John M'lntofh to be Ensign, vice Henry
Monroe, promoted. Dated as above.
81st Foot, Mr. Thomas Richardfin to be Ensign, vice William Rat
tray, promoted. Dated May 26, 1781; Mr.' Andrew Wellwood
to be Ensign, vice James Church, promoted. Dated June 2, 1781;'
Mra Henry Pemberton to be Ensign, vice Donald Grand, promo
ted. Dated as above.
Invalids, Mr. George Harrison Reade to be Ensign, vice George
Mannix,' prompted. Dated as above.
War-Office, July 17. 1 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, War
• ren De I 4 ancey, G<nt. to be Cornet, vice David Ogilvie.
7th Regiment of Foot, Captain-Lieutenant Jolin Rowland, from
2%d Regiment, to be Captain, vice John Harrison ; Captain Wil
liam Cfirloyii Hughes, from 3d battailion of 60th Regiment, to
be Captain, vice George Peacocke ; John Elliot Gent, to be Lieu
tenant, vice Edmund Prideaux.
9th Regiment of Foot, Captain-Lieutenant John Smith to be Cap
tain, vice Waterhouse Lindsay; Lieutenant John Tones, from 6zd
Regiment, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice John Smith; Ensign
Walter 'Spencer to be Lieutenant, vice Joseph Stevqlly; Essex
Bowrm, Cent, to be Ensign, vice Walter Spencer; Lieutenant
'Fhcnid& Balfour to be Adjutant, vice Isaac Fielding; Henry Amiel,
- Gent, to be'Enfign, vice Isaac Fielding.
16th Regiment df Foot, Captain-lieutenant George Da efon, from
„-57th Regintent, to be Captain, vice Thomas Murray ; Ensign John
Newland're be lieutenant, vice Richard Carriqus.
17th Regiment cf Foot, Sinclair, Gent, to be Ensign, vice
Jaipur Difbrifay.
2,oth Regiiiwot of Foot, Captain lieutenant Paul Banks to be Cap
ffa,% v@William Maxwell; Lieutenant John Gafkill, to be Cap
tain-Lieutenant, vice Paul Banks; Ensign John Parr to be Lieu
<tenant, vice John Gafkill; Isaac Tingling, Gent, to be Ensign,
vice John Parr; Ensign Robert Grier to be Lieutenant, vice
Mackay Hugh Baillie; Edward Hadden, Gent, to be Ensign, vice
Robert Grier; Captain-Lieutenant Thomas Story, from 47th Regi
ment,' to be Captain, vice Richard Dowling; Lieutenant Charles
• ' Torfiano to be Quarter-Master, vice John Holmes.
21st Regiment of Foot, Firft-licutenant John Hepburne to be
•'Captain-lieutenant, vice William Featherftorie; Second-Lieute
nant Ball to be First-Lieutenant, vice John Hepburne; Robert
'•Grint to be Second-Lieutenant, vice Ball.
22d Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Charles Handheld to be Captain-
Lieutenant, vice John Rowland; Ensign William Abercrombie to
be Lieutenant, vice Charles Handficid ; Richard Dowling, Gent,
to be Ensign, vice William Abercrombie; Alexander Campbell,
, Gent.to be Ensign, vice Benjamin Craven.
23d Regiment of Foot, Second-Lieutenant Leverett Saltonftall to be
First-Lieutenant, vice R. Markland; Second Lieutenant Charles
Fraser to be First Lieutenant, vice John Campbell; Ensign James
Mackenzie, from Third Battallion of 60th Regiment, to be Second
1 Lieutenant, vice Charles Fraser.
24th Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Kyrwood to be Lieutenant,
vice Charles Williams; Colin M'Larty, Gent to be Ensign, vice
John Kyrwood; Ensign Richard Stowe to be Lieutentnt, vice
Thomas Bibby; Edward Morris, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Richard
Stowe; Cotter, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Thomas Brudenell.
33d Regiment of Foot, Captain Lieutenant James Ingram to be
Captain, vice Richard Cotton; Lieutenant George Anson Nutt
to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice James Ingram; Ensign William
Fenwicke to be Lieutenant, vice George Anson Nutt; Tal-4
bot Gent, to be Ensign, vice William Fenwicke; Adjutant John
Fox to be Ensign, vice Charles Swane.
37th Regiment of Foot, Captain-Lieutenant Anthony Dalton to be
Captain, vice William Montgomery; Lieutenant Northend Ni
chols; from 54th Regiment, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice An
thony Dalton; Ensign Richard Thomson to be Lieutenant, vice
. Cockell; —— Mitchell, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Abraham
Richardson.
42d Regiment of Foot, Ensign budU Campbell to be Lieutenant,-
vice Allan M'Lean; Rose, Gent to be Ensign, vice Dugall
Campbell.
44th Regiment of Foot, Captain lieutenant Colm Campbell, to be
Captan vice THTCeton Griff Ridfdalc,
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THE
GAZETTE.
to WEDNESDAY, November 28, 1781.
47th Regiment of Foot, Ensign Burroughs to be Lieutenant,
vice John Dan Ecclehon ; Qnarter-Maftcr William Paxton to be
Ensign, vice Burroughs; Lieutenant Gerrard Irvine to be Capfain-
Lieutenaut, vice Thomas Story; Ensign Gustavus Hamilton to be:
Lieutenant, vice Gerrard Irvine ; Paulus TEmiliue Gordon, Gent,
to be Ensign, vice Gustavus Hamilton.
54th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Carr. Thomas Brackenbury to
be Captain, vice John Andre; Ensign Thomas Frederick to be
Lieutenant, vice Carr. Thomas Brackenbury; Ensign James
Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Northend Nichols; —— Rainf
forth, Gent, to be Ensign, vice James Campbell.
57th Regiment of Foot, Major Robert M'Leroth, from 64th Regi
ment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice John Campbell; Lieutenant
John Schaak to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice George Dawson;
Ensign Mathew Kerr to be Lieutenant, vice John Schaak; James
Bailey, Gent, to b'e Ensign, vice Mathew Kerr.
Iff I roop of Horse Guards, Guidon and Major John Drolily is ap
pointed to, be Cornet and Major, vice Francis Minfhall; Exempt:
and Captain Henry Read to be Guidon and Major, vice Johii
Drouly; Brigadier and Lieutenant William Lutwyche to be
Exempt and Captain vice Henry Read; Sub-Brigadier and Cornet
George Porter to be Brigadier and Lieutenant; vice William Lute
wyche; Fitz William Barr ngton, Gent, to be Sub-Brigadier and
Cornet, vice George Porter.
3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant William Carlton, of
20th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cornelius Caley.
Iff Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant George Cerjat to be Captain,
vice Carr ibbetfon; Cornet Charles Dobfon to be Lieutenant, vice
George Cerjat.
7th Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet David Rae, of 21st Dragoons,
to be Cornet, vice William Walton.
21st Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant William Simpson, of
3d Dragoons, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Huge Meynell.
22d Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Maurice Keating to
be Captain, vice Charles Maitland Barclay; Cornet Timothy
Shelly to be Lieutenant, vice Maurice Keating; John Enery,
Gent, to be Cornet, vice Timothy Shelley.
] ft Regiment of Foot Guards, William Courtney Cruttenden, Cent,
to be Ensign, vice Honourable John Leslie.
Ift Regiment of Foot, 2d Battalion, Ensign Neil Campbell to be Lieu
tenant, vice Thomas Milles Riddel; John M'Doiiald, Gwt. to be
Ensign, vice Neil Campbell; Ensign Donald Campbell to be Lieu
tenant, vice George Katericamp; Pynfent Reeves, Gent, to be En
sign, vice Donald Campbell; Captain John Fraser of an Indepen
dent Company of Foot, to be Captain, vice William Warren.
2d Regiment of loot, Surgeon - — Wood, of 96th Font, to be
Surgeon, vice John Perrin.•
60th Regiment, 2d Battalion, Lieutenant Richard Carrique, from
i6tn Foal, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Poyntz Rickets.
60th Regiment, 3d Battalion, Captain-lieutenant Poyntz Rickets^
from 2d Battalion, to be Captain, vice William Carlyon Hughes.
6zd Regiment of Foot, Ensign Samuel Pack to be Lieutenant, vice
Tofhua Wilcocks; Ensign 'Thomas Brudenell, from 24th Foot, to
be Lieutenant vice John Jones; — Scott, Gent, to be Ensign;
vice -— Bourke. 6
63d Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant William Marfhkll to be Cap
tain-Lieutenant, vice Jonathan Roberts; Ensign Owen Lloyd to
be Lieutenant, vice William Marshal ; Ensign Wardlaw,
from the Queen's Rangers; to be- Ensign, vice Owen Lloyd $
Lieutenant 1 alkiner Hope, from 80th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice
4hotnas Gibson; Mair, Gent: to be Ensign, vice J. Cope ;
Eriiign Ambrose William Beecroft to be Lieutenant, vice J. Cope;
- Axurray, Gent, to be EnfigA, vice Ambrose William Bee
croft; Ensign John Impett to be Lieutenant, vice John Money;
Matthew Johnson,' Gent, to be Ensign, vice Jbhh Impett.
64th Regiment of Foot, Captain William Mont^onrery, from 37th
Foot, to be Major, vice Robert M'Leroth; Captain-Lieutenant
Peter Russel to be Captain, vice George Keliy.
70th Regiment of Foot, Surgeons Mate James Kay to be Surgeon,
vice Lightheizer,
7111 Regiment of Foot, Theefdale Cockcl, Gent to be Ensign, vice
—— Cameron; Ensign Theefdale Cockell to be Lieutenant, vice
J. Campbell; - McDonald Gent, to be Ensign, vice Colin
Chisholm; Hugh M'Dougal, Gent, to be Ensign, vice John Stu
art; Ensign Anthorpe from Loyal American Regiment, to
be Ensign, vice Patrick M'Dougal; Ensign Allan M'lntofli to be
lieutenant, vice Alex. Fraser; Ensign Robert Campbell to be ~
Lieutenant, vice Cameron.
76th Regiment of Foot, Ronald M'Dbriald, Gent to be Ensign,
vice James Bruce; Lieut. John Shaw to be Adjutant, vice Wil
liam Mackey
80th Regiment cf Foot, Ensign Robert Anderson to be Lieut, vice
George Stewart; Ensign Alexander M'Lean, from 84th Foot,
to be Lieut, vice Falkiner Hope; Samuel Pleydall, Gent, to be
Ensign, vice Robert Anderson.
84th Regiment 2d, M'Donnel, Gent, to be Enfigh, vice
Alexander M'Lean.
85th Regiment cf Foot, Mate - Philips, to be Surgeon, vice
John Rutherford.
89th Regiment of Foot, Captain Edward Pole to be Major, vice
Henry Fermor; Lieut. Charles Philips to be Captain, vice Edward
Pole; Ensign Henry M'Veaugh to be Lieutenant, vice Charles
Philips; Ensign Alexander Robertson to be Lieutenant, vice Seth
Williams; John Dunlop, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Alexander
Robertson. ~
91st Regiment of Foot, Captain-Lieut. James Acklahd to be Cant
vice R. Leighton Kidnerfly; Lieut Abraham Cyrus Gordon to be
Capt. Lieut, vice Jairos Ackland; Ensign George Airey to b'4
Lieut, vice Abraham Cyrus Gordon; Thomas Cotes, Gent.to b^
Ensign, vice George Airey; John Rutherford, Gent, to be Enfign^
vice Thomas Higginfon. ',
Surgeon Thomas Davy, from 57 Foot, to be Surgeon to the General
Hospital in North-America.
Surgeon Donald M'lntyre, from 43d Foot, to be Surgeon to the Ge
neral Hospital in North-America.
%7, 21. 14th Regiment of Foot, Ensign Frederick Meard, of the
- -Bedfordfliire Militia, is appointed to be Ensign, vice John Tickel;
Serjeant-Major - —— Langdon to be Quarter-Mailer, vice
Peter Burnet.
15th Regiment of Foot, William Markham, Gent, to be Ensign in
one of the additional Companies, vice William Cenningefby Davis.
18th Regiment of Foot, William Ferguson, Gent, to be Ensign, vice
Charles Rawdon.
20th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Cornelius Celey, of 3d Dragoon:
Guards, to be Lieutenant in one of the Additional Companies,
vice William Charlton.
25th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant William Balti, of 71st Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Richard Goakman ; lieutenant George Park
hurft to be Captain, vice Charles Williamfon;-Enfign Tomlfofoa
Busby to be Lieutenant, vice George Parkhurd; John Lindsy,
Gent, to be Ensign, vice Hon. - 1 Cranftoune; George Cun^
mings, Gent, to be Ensign, vice - Field,'
29th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Sewell Maunfeß to be Captain
of one of the Additional Companies, vice James Basset ;'Enfign
Thomas Holliar to be Lieutenant, vice Sewell Maunfell.
46th Regiment of Foot, Thomas Wells, Gent, to be Ensign in gn^
@f th; Additional Companies, vite Emanuel Hutchinf^n.
Numb 78.