The Royal South-Carolina gazette — Charles-Town, S.C., 1782-09-12 00:00:00, page 1

South-Carolina
MILLS & HICK S,
HAVING disposed of their whole Stock in
Trade here, take this public method of
acknowledging with gratitude, the many very
obliging Savours they have received from the
public in general, in this quarter of the Conti
nent, and at the fame time request all persons
who may have any demands upon them, to make
speedy application for payment.
The articles usually fold from their store, may
still be had there, but on a different interest.
EdWa-RD-CORBET,
Has received by the fleet just arrived from London,
A SUPPLY OF
PORTFR in hhds. barrels, and bottles, Cheese,
Hams, tickled and dry'd Tongues, pickled
Tripe in keg:, pickles aflorted in small cases, loaf
Sugar, whi f Biscuit and Split Peafe, Soap, per
fumeries, Mallard, Ac. &c. With
Some suitable D RY GOODS,
Amongst which are,
Low-priced Iriih Linens, India Nankeens,,
Military Shoes, Shirts, and Hose, &c. &c.
He has also remaining of a late Importation,
Mels Beef in tierces, barrels and half barrels,
Mess Pork in ditto, Rose Butter in firkins, and
fuperfine Flour,
All of the nrlt quality, and in excellent order.
JOHN & ADAM TUNNO,
Have received in the Roman Emperor, Captain
Grieve, Brothers, Capt. Crombie, and John
Capt. Rennie,
A ver, large and comfeleat Assortment of
East-India and European GOODS,
Which the, will diftofe of by the Package,
ALSO,
Bottled claret in cases of 6 dozen,
Port wine in cases of 6 dozen,
Bottled porter in cases of 4 dozen,
Flour, cheese, butter, hams, and tongues.
N. B. Wanted to charter, for East-Florida,
two vessels, that will not draw above 12 feet
water, when loaded. Apply as above.
For "LONDO N,
( To fail with or without Convoy, )
The Brig B ET S E Y,
ARCHIBALD GREIG, Commander,
( Now laying at Cbampnefs wharf )
J 'OR Freight or Passage, (having excellent
accommodations) apply on board said Brig,
to Messrs. LAWSON & PRICE, on the Bay,
Who have for SAL E,
Fine Old Madeira Wine, of the firft Quality,
in Pipes, Half Pipes, and Quarter-Cak^ Bar-
Iron, Tin in Sheets, Glass Ware and Window
Giafs in boxes, Sugar Candy, Starch, and a va
riety of Dry Goods.
JUS T, IMPORTED,
In the Roman Emperor and Brothers, from London,
A regular ASSORTMENT of
LINEN DRAPER Y,
Chief, cenffing as under ;
All veil chosen, and veil be,bid wholejail or retail,
ve?y cheap for Case or Government Pills, and on
no other terms, under the Firm of
BENNETT, TAYLOR, & Co.
At-No. 16, Broad-street,
ZEPH. KINGSLEY,
Having declined trade, and fartl, going for England,
IRISH Linens, all breadths and prices,
All forts of printed Linens, Cottons, Cal
licoes, Chintzes, and Handkerchiefs,
Checks, Stripes, Quiltings, Dimmities, check'd
Handkerchiefs, Fustians, and all forts Man
chester Goods,
All forts of Sheeting, Huckabacks, Diapers,
Table Linen and Towelling,
Muslins, and Mullin bordered Handkerchiefs,
Russia Drabs, Ducks, Ofnabiigs, Cambricks,
Long, clear; and flowered Lawns, and every
other article in the Linen Drapery way,
With some White Negro Cloth,
Ladies and Childrens Shoes, and
An assortment of Stockings. t%
THURSDAY, September 12, 178^.
Charlbs-Town: Printed by J AMES ROBERTSON, at his Printing-Office, No. 10, Broad^ftrect.
THE
(BY AUTHOKI ^Wb
ALL persons having GOODS on board the
Christian, Capt. John Harris, from
London, are now desired to apply immediately
on board the said vessel, now deleting at Burn's
wharf, as many packages are already landed, and
not claimed. S. WATSON, & CO'
rs. No. 3, Broad-ttreet.
MADEIRA WINE,
IN Pipes, Hhds. and Quarter-Calks, of vintage
'777' '779, O' o ' ""' 1781, imported in the
Brigantine Betsey, Archibald Greig, matter,
To be fold for CASH only, by James Mil
ler, at Messrs. Harrit & Plcchford't, No. 36,
Bay. Auguf 3th. it
A Negro Man named DAVIE, about five
feet 7 inches high, well made, has been
lately punished at the Sugar-Houle, and made his
escape out of the Provost on the night of the 7th
ink. had on an old Shirr and a brown holland
jacket. Whoever will get him lecured, Ihall be
handsomely rewarded by applying to the Printer,
TO BE HIRED,
A NEGRO MAN COOK, who can be Weil
recommended for his Sobriety and Honeft^u
Enquire of the Printer.
ALL Perlons having any demands upon, or
that are anywise indebted to the eltate of
Colin Campbell, Esq; deceased, are requested to
make immediate application to
COLIN CAMPBELL,
ts Noi IS, Church-Street.
— = —CTM —' ' —- =—' —— -**
To be Sold at PriVate Sale,
ALL the HOUSHOLD FURNITURE,
PLATE, CHINA, &c. of a Gentleman
who will leave this Province fben.—Money or
Government Bills only will,e taken in payment.
Also, a genteel DWELLING lIOVSE, with
Kitchen, 3tabl? # , Coach-House, and a neat Gar
den to be Let, arid pdiTellion given on the eva
cuation of Charleftown. Apply fb the Printer, ts
The BRITISH and AMERICAN
REGISTER,
For the present Year,
May be had of the Printer, arid at Messrs. MILLS
and HICKS's, Broad-street.
A few Dozens excellent
PORT and MADEIRA LEINE to be
Seldchea^, at N@. ^ B^^p-S t^ret.
Genuine Hol
landfe Geneva in
cases,
Port Wine in pipes,
Do. do. in hogsheads,
Do. do. in cases of 10
dozen each,
Claret do, in hogsheads,
Madeira do, in pipes,
Vidonia do, in quarter
calks,
Lisbon do. in cases of 10
dozen each,
London Porter in calks,
Do. do. in cases
of io dozen each,
Red Herring, in final?
calks,
Durham Mustard in
For St. AUGUSTINE,
(With the Convoy) if a suitable Freight offers,
The Brigantine ACTIV E,
About too tons burthen, now laying at Burn's
Wharf, ready to take Freight on board.
Apply to EDWARD CORBET,
No. 97, Broad-street,
LATELY IMPORTED
Tn the Chrifian, Capt. John Harris, from London,
By S. WATSON & Company,
"The following ARTICLES,
Which they mill fell on reasonable terms for Cajh,
AhOP^^Ll^
boxes in 4 and ^ lb.
bottles,
A few belt Yorkshire
hams,
Candles in boxes,
Glass ware in do.
Glauber Salts in small
calks,
Gold and Silver Lace,
Epaulets, &c.
Low-priced Irish Linens,
Table Cloths,
Thread Stockings,
Mens Shoes,
Hats,
Men and womens lea
ther gloves,
Small Shot in calks, ts.
GAZETTE.
[ VOL. V. Numb. CCCXXXIX.
R O YAL
M, Lords and Gentlemen,
IT gives me the utmoff fatisfaaion, that the firft
", e 1 have the occasion to address you, I find
myfelf enabled by the magnanimity of the King,
anu the wisdom of the Parliament of Great-Bn
tain, to allure you that immediate attention has
„'° y° ur replantations, and that the
British Legislature have concurred in a re solution
to remove trie cause of your difeontent- and i^a
loufies, and are united in a delire to gratify every
wilh expressed in your late addresses to the Throne.
. If any tiling could add to the pleasure I feel in
giving you these Frances, it is, that I can ac
company them with my congratulations on the
important and decisive victory gained by the fleet
of his Majesty over those of our common enemv
in the Weft-Indies, and on the signal advantage
obtained by his Majesty's arms in the island as
Ceylon, and on the coast of Coromandel.
By the papers which in obedience to his Majes
ty's commands I have directed to be laid before
you, you will receive the mod convincing testimo
ny of the cordial reception which your reprefen
tatsons have met with from the 'legislature of
jreat-Britam ; but his Majesty, whose first and
most anxious with is, to exercise his Royal prero
gative in Such a manner as may be molt conducive
to tne wellfare of all his faithful fubjeds, ,has further
given it mein command to allure you of his gra
cious difpofirion to give his Royal assent to a&s
to prevent the suppression of bills in the privy
Council of this kingdom, and the alteration of
r, an y where > and to limit the duration of the
a " f° r the better regulation and accommodation
of his lylajefty's forces in this kingdom, to the
term of two vears,
rhe . fe benevolent intentions of his Majesty, and
the willingness of his Parliament of Greai-Bri
tajn, to Second his gracious purposes, are unac
companied by any stipulation or condition what
ev°,. Ih egood faith, the generosity, the honour
of tins nation afford them the surest pledge of a
correfconding drfpofition on your part to promote
and perpetuate the harmony, the liability, and
the glory of the empire.
On my owr^part, 1 entertain not the lead doubt,
but that the tame Spirit which urged you to Share
the freedom of Great-Britain, will confirm you.
in your determination to Share her fate also-
Standing and falsing wi^h the British nation,
L O ND O N, June 6.
Yesterday the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor, at
tended by the Aldermen, Sheriffs, City Officers,
and a great dumber of the Common Council, set
oft from Guildhall about one o'clock, and pro
ceeded to Sts James's with the Address agreed to
at the lad Court of Common Council, a°copy of
vihith is as follows^'
To the KINGS Most Excellent Majesty.
The humble Address of the Lord-Mayor, Aldefr
men and Commons of the city of London, in
Common Council assembled ;
Moji gracious Sovereign,
W 7 E, your MafeftyS most dutiful and loyal ful^-
jeds, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Com
mons of the City of London, in Common Council
aliembled, improved with sentiments of the warmest
attachment to your MajeftyS royal person and go
vernment, and zeal for the honour of your crown,
and prosperity of all your Majesty's dominions,
beg leave humbly to approach your throne with
the most hearty congratulations for the late glori,
ous fuccefles with which it has pleated Diving
Providence to bless your Majesty's arms in diffe
rent quarters of the world.
We trull that tinder the Blelhng of the famq
Providence, the valour of your Majesty's fleets and
armies, dir^d by th© ffty?^ 9' X O W Codify
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
DUBLIN May 28.
Yesterday his Grace the Lord Lieutenant went
in the usual flute to the House of Lords, and tte
Commons being sent for, made the following
speech to both Houles ;
The Speech of his Grace William-Henry Caven
dilh, Duke of Portland, Lord Lieutenant,
General, and General Governor of Ireland,
to both Houses of Parliament, on Monday the
27th day of May, 1782.