The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-03-13 00:00:00, page 1

The sale to begin at 9 o'clock in the morning, and '.e money to be
paid upon delivery of the goods. ,
Cbarlefoqcn, X^tb March, 1,82.
A QUARTERLY communication of the Provincial Grand
Lodge will be held at the house of Brother Strickland in
Charleftown, on Tuesday the 19th instant, at fix of the clock in the
evening, when and where the-present and former Grand Officers, and
the Masters and Wardens of the Several Lodges throughout the Pro
vince holding under and acknowledging the jtirifdi&ion of the Pro
vincial Grand Lodge, by themselves or proxies, are defined to attend
precisely at laid hour.
Order y the Grand Masttr,
JOHN WELLS, jun. G. S.
THE VESTRY of St Philip's parish, by order ®f the Com
maudont, having applied to me to recover the fams due by the
inhabitants of Charlcfrown, cn the last poor Ur lift: These are
therefore to certify to whom ft may concern, that if the several funis
by them reGc&ively due are not paid on or before the 25th instant,
they will after that day be positively put in suit, by
JOHN TROUP, J. P.
ALL persons in Charleftown, who are inclined to take out
licence to follow the trade or occupation of a Butcher in the
Upper or Beef-Market in this town, for the ensuing year, are desired
to meet the Commissioners on Monday theist of April next, at the
house of Mr. James Strickland, from the hours of ten to two
o'clock on the laid day, as no person whatever will be allowed to
carry on the said occupation after that day, without a new licence.
WILLIAM GREENWOOD, 1
George DUNCAN, ( Commiflioners.
JOHN FISHER, )
Cbarleflowr, 16th March, T,^?.
ON Monday next, the 18th inst. at One o'clock, will be
paid, on board His Majesty's Ships the Ostrich and
Duc df Charters, to the Officers and Seamen of the fame,
their refpedive Shares of Prize Money arising from the Sale
of the Privateer Chace.
R. M'CULLOH
March loth, 1,84. Agent for the Captors.
For L ONDON,
Tofail with thefrfl Convey,
THE SHIP
BRITISH QUEEN,
Thomas Potter, Mader;
Now lying off the Market wharf, and is a remarkable faft sailer.
For parfage, having good accommodations, apply on board to the
maker.
For New-Providence,
To fail in a Week,
The Brig MA R Y,
.John Stirrup, Master;
Mounting to carriage guns, men answerable. For
freight or passage apply to the master on board at Greenwood's
wharf, or at No. 45, Bay, to WILLIAM FORRESTER.
To be fold on Tuesday, the ad de, of April, at No. B§, Kim,
street, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for Case,
HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of beds, some pew
ter, iron pets and pans, tables and chairs, and several other
articles, belonging to Thomas Pimbel, deceased.
*M- CURTIS PIMBEL, Adminiftratix.
+ Cbarlefoven, March T 782.
To be fold for Cajb, or approved Bille of Exchange on London,
A VALUABLE Plantation,
A House and Lot on the Bay,
Some thousand Acres of Land in different Tra&s,
Good Bonds and Notes of Hand,
Negroes and Houfhold Furniture,
The property of a person and family who do intend for Europe,
2nd will be fold a great bargain. JACOB VALK.
And to be I et, on a Five Year's Lease,
A House and Lot, with a good Garden, agreeably situated.
TO BE LET,
The HOUSE, No. 46, Queen-Street,
For particulars enquire at No. 105, Meeting-Street.
SUEERFINE broad-cloths
Kerfeymires, Sagathies
T: imies, Durants
Silk and worftedbreeches patterns ',
Silks for mens waistcoats
Crew coloured mantuas
Persians, Sarfnets, Modes
Barcelona and other silk Hand
kerchiefs
Ribbons, gloves
Coarse linen and garlix #
Metis and Womens silk, thread
and cotton hose
Diaper and Damask table-cloths
Folio and 4to gilt and plain wri- .
ting paper'
Mustard, sweet oil
THE Inhabitants are hereby informed, where any quarters
are occupied without a billet figred by Mr. Andrew Ro
bertson, the present Eillet-Mafter, or where any non-com
missioned officer or folders wives (not being entitled to billets)
auartertd, by applying at the Billet-Office, fucb persons
be immediately removed. JOHN M'MAHON,
• Barrack-Matter.
= —= BY PERMISSION.
PUBLICK AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY next, 20th March,
Will be Disposed of,
By COOKE & WEBB,
At their Store in Broad-Street,
The remaining STOCK of GOODS
Of two gentlemen who have declined Trade,
Consisting of,
R O Y -A. L
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS& .SO N, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
Vol. 11.
From WEDNESDAY, March 13,
Morocco and black leather pocket
cases
A variety of paints ground in oil
Lamblack and linfced ml
Pewter plates and dikes
Candle Moulds, Bafons
Table and tea spoons
Quart Measures, Shot
Brass furniture
China and stone ware
Twb setts pencil tea china
Glass ware assorted
Plantation tools
A quantity of tin and hard ware
A pair of scales and weights
Corks, &c. &c.
SUPERFINE and second broad
cloths
White and blue Welch plains
Iriffi Linens and Cambricks
Ditto Sheeting
Marseilles Quilting
Dutch Rope
Corded Dimity
Jeanhets
Queen's Cord
Corduroys
Thickfetts
Pillow
Satinets
Mancheftcr Velvets of different
colours and fretted
Rich Silver and Fail Shapes for
Waistcoats
Embroidered ditto
Amozeen Gowns
Ducape (
India Dimity
Brunfo ick Brockade
Silk Tissue
Silk, Worfted,Thread and Cotton }
Breeches Patterns, Hose and
Gloves
Furniture Check
Linen and Cotton ditto
Threads of different^Sorts
Sewing Silk, Ditto Twist
Shirt Buttons
Plain Lawn
Needle work'd ditto
Plain and bordered lawn Hand
kerchiefs ;
Flowered Aprons
Huckaback,
Calicoes
Chintzes'
Blond I,ace
Black ditto
Ginghams
Bandanoes
Romalls
Womens Silk and Callimanco
Shoes and Slippers
Mens Shoes
Embroidered Shoe Straps
Barcelona Handkerchiefs
English and India Persians
Princes Stuff
Florentine
Luteftrings
Tobines
Gold and Silver Lace
Sword Knots
Gold and Silver Epaulets
Gold and Silver Cord
Gold and Silver Hat Bands
German Serges
Kerfeymires
Sagathies
Dureys
Shalloons
Russia Duck
White Poll
Brown ditto
Russia drab
Ferrets
Gaufe Trimmings
Fringes and black Snail
Brown and white Buckram
Ribbons
Paper and Hair Pins
Fans
# Scented Waft Balls
Best feeuted Wihdfor Soap
Shaving Powder
A few Qu: rter Calks Port Wine
of an exceeding good qualityl
Howes Acid
Bohta Tea
Iron Candirflicks and Snuffers|
Sugar 'Mongs[
Tea Kettles
Tea Trays
Cannliters
Baskets
Snuffer Trays
Ink Stands
Japanned and Paper Boxes
Coffee Pots
Steel Watch Chains
Sugar Nippers
N. B. Mr. Itchmere requests all those indebted to him
th make payment by the loth of May next, or their accounts will
be put in fuit.^
SOUTH-CAROLI N A.'
FRANCIS MENARD in the Prevoft, at the suits of Heller
Stent, Executrix of William Stent, and %6„ Badt, having reti
tinned the Intendants of the Board of Police that he may be admitted
to the benefit of the a& made for the relief of insolvent debtors
it is ordered, That the said Hefte rStent and J& Badt, and all others
to whom the said petitioner is anywise indebted, be, and they
hereby summoned and have notice to appear at the fitting of the said
Board, which fhallhappen three months after the date hereof to flew
cause, if any they have, why the said petitioner Should not'have the
prayer ofhis petition granted. W. SIMPSON C P
Charlfovn, S„b March, 178?,.
ANTHONY LECHMERE,
At No. 7, Pedon's Alley,
Is noon felling ts, 0 „ the mo s reasonable Terms, by Retail, for
Cajb, Government Bills, or Produce, and by wbolefale as cheap
as they can. be imported,
The following ARTICLES, viz.
TO BE LET,
A good dry CELLAR.
Enquire of Bentham & Sutcliffe, in Broad-freet.
^HBA^
THE
Screw Drivers
Hammers
Cheese Toasters
Stone and Pink Sto& Buckles
Shoe and Knee ditto
Gilt Stock ditto
Ivory Combs
Nutmeg Graters
Bell Handles
Measures
Ivpry Bodkins
Tooth Pick Cases
Pounce Boxes
Cork Screws
Looking Glasses
Brass Cocks with Keys
-Watch Keys
Plated Buttons
Gold Seals
Razors
Sciffars
Breast and Hair Pins
Elegant Lockets and Rings
Shirt Buckles
IStay Hooks
Collar Buckles
Boxescontaining Decanters, Water
Bottles, Mustard Pots,Crewets,
Wine Glasses and Tumblers,
Wafli-liand Bafons, Jelly and
Syllabub Glasses, Salts
rod. Bd. 6d. and qd. Nails
Pump Tacks
Felling Axes
Carolina broad Hoes
Coopers Froes -
Socket Spades
Eallaft Shovels
Carpenters broad Axes
Hooks and Twist
HL Hinges
T ditto
Chest ditto
Chiffels
Socket Gorges
Shoe Pinchers
Plane Irons
Spring Chest Locks
Desk Locks
Deft Sets
Table Hinges
Ring Latches
Scale Beams
Tap Borers
Awl Hafts
Japanned Extinguisher#
Gun Flints
Claw Hammers
Shoe ditto
Drawing Knives
Trowels
Sa^jnaker's Needles
Sail Palms
Slide Rules
Spike Gimblets
Augers
Thumb Latches
Cornpaffes
Steelyards
Hand Saws
Whip Saws
Crofccut Saws
Whip, Crop's and Hand Saw Files
Frying Pans
Shoemakers Knives
Window Glass
Several Hogsheads Crockery Ware
Sewing Twine
Small Shot
Coarse Hats
(Blacking Cake
Ink Cake!
I Court Plarfter
I Silk and Oil skin Umbrellas
I Coffee Mills
I Knitting Pins
Kitchen Dogs and Racks
Pfahers
Spelling Books
Bibles
Testaments
Writing Paper
Cartridge ditto
IBlotting1 Blotting ditto
GAZETTE.
to S ATURD AY, March 16, 1782.
4T PRIVATE SALE,
A few Pipes of
Genuine Port and Madeira. Wines;
L I K EWIS E,
The House and Lot in Union-street,
- As formerly advertised, for caffi or Government bills; it is in a.
most eligible fixation for trade, and possession will be immedi
ately to the purchaser.
N. B. Cash to be paid at delivery.
S. Wltson requests that those who still remain indebted to the
late partnerlhip of Watson & Denniston, will be pleased to call
on Mr. Denniston, at No. 2, next door to Messrs. Currie & Nor
b ris, on the Bay, or at his store, No. 3 Broad-street, to difeharge the
claims still outftandin^. —if not soon complied with, he must be under
fr he difa <re 'able necessity of lodging them with his attorney.
r rHE Creditors of the Estate of Sir John CouliTon, Ba.
L ronet, deceased, will be pleased to render a state cf their
demands, and the debtors to make payment, to - •
ROBERT JOHNSTON, Administrator.
9th March, 1782. No. 2, St. Michael's Alter.
AS the fubferiber intends soon to leave this Province, he
a " w '° ^ re indebted to the Corarnerfhin of Mac
nair & Maxwell will immediately pay off their accounts; and
^ ave any demands against fold copartnership
will give them in that they may be adjuftod.'
March yb, 178% JOHN MACNAB.
To be Sojd on Tuesday, the 19th day of Marco, afoe t^e
Exchange, betcuecn tnueloc and one delect.
TW O very valuable NEGROES, late the property of
A. fdn Br^kbftcrt, seized on attachment, and fold bv'o^r of
the Board of Police. # . John DAVlES,"Sheriff.
CbarJeJtuiun, 2,&b February, 1,82,
dn Tuesday the 26th of March, vAU be at publick
before the ExAft, +m itNd % PC& '
THAT commodious HOUSE in King-ft^t, No.<o, having
fix good rooms, cellar and necessary out-building m rood -e~
pair; the lot contains 28 feet front on King-ftfreet and 108 feet d^
now occupied by James Carmichael, seized on e-ecut : on fold
by Order of the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES, 'sheriff;
Cbar'cfoicu, if March, 1782.
CHARLESTOWN, March 16.
YESIERDAY arrived here in fix days from New-Provi
dence the flcop Smack,, Henry Ward, Master.
By a vessel which came down from St. Thomas's to New-
Providence, some days before the Smack left that the
mc ,¥°iy intelligence was brought of the surrender ofube
port of Brimftonc-Hill, on the 13th of February. The fol
l°™'ng,re the particulars which we have been able to codeft
reipe^ting that unhappy affair, from letters received by gentler
n '^ n I, place, from New-Providence and from St.Thomas's.
I M a rquis de Bouille who commanded the French forces
that landed on St. Christopher's, made three several attempts
to take Brimftorie-Hill by storm ; he was each time repine 1
with considerable loss. The number of men killed and wound
ed in the different attacks is said to be fifteen hundred. Bomb,
batteries were then eroded, which annoyed the defendants
to that degree as .0 oblige them to lifteh to the propofols for
merly made to them for a surrender. In the mean °t ; me Sir
Samuel Hoc dwas endeavouring to relieve them. On the 11th
of February he was djfcovered coming round the island of
Nevis to attack the French fleet, then lying in Bafcterre iweb
The Count de Giaffe immediately flipped his cables, and went
out to meet him. An action commenced, which lasted how
ever but a ffiort time. Several of the French fbips were db
mafted, and their Admiral thought proper to retreat, leaving
Sir Samuel Hood master of Basseterre Road. De Graffe
chuted at the Salt Ponds, five miles to the windward of
Basseterre. His fleet was there reinforced by the addit^ n o s
several vessels from Europe ; and the operations of the land
army being still continued, and having forced the rarrifon of
Brimftone.Hill.to furrendqr on the ^h. Sir Sanuki Rood
the fame evening left Bafieterre Road, and went between the
islands of St. Euftatius and St. Christopher. He was ft n the
next dav standing to the northward with a press df ivl.
The final ' bf Nevis, in the neighbourhood of St. Kitts,
surrendered some days before Brimstone-Hill.
DEA fH. Mr. —-M'Lella^, Merchant.
^ The Drawing of the Lottery for the Eenrf, of the Refi
gee Poor, void commence on Tuesday the i6tb of 'April.
^ B A . D ° E S k February 2.
O^lan'l'"'" "' """d "''' Tifiphone firelhip from Eng
„S.aT/7-arrive,d the American ffiip Adventure, prize to his
Majesty s fixate Amazon, Richard Bickerton, Irfq; Comman
der, captured to the windward of Bermuda, on the 18th of
December, and was ordered to England, but meeting with a
°L Wind ° n , the 26th ' was obliged to proceed for
this island. ^he was bound from Boston to Surinam when
ta^en; pierced for twenty guns, but mounting only 8 fix
pounders, three of which were thrown overboard in the gale
ot wind, and had 30 men which were carried on board the A
m%°9—Her cargo consists of lumber, fait fifli, onions, &c.
""T^ th ' ^'P Rebeck, Captain Alexander
lumber ° a ™ nnah 111 Georgia, in thirty days, loaded with
„^. fohn's, (Antigua) February rz. Since our last no mate- -
rial event has occurred in the political way, except the arrival
here of Major-General Prescott, for whose fafety his W
y,e !flind in those we are sure we comprehend every loyal
tub, in this community) began to grow very apprehend,
as it was known that he had embarked on board the Drake
loop o : wa r bound for this illand, on the fame day that the
^ortunce and Convert fngates fcft the fleet. Our anxiety in
this inhance was it now appears, occasioned by the Drake's
putting into Montserrat, wlgre she staid three or four days.
Reports have been circulated, ever si nce Sunday morning,
of an p th ei affiult upon Erimftone Hill, in which the garrifoa
oft leveral men, but .the enemy were repulfcd with great
Daughter. Me wive^pt, however, been able to collect an./
authentick information upon this fubjed.'
AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.
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