The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-03-02 00:00:00, page 1

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
War-Office, October 16.
10th Regiment Foot. Major-General Sir Robert Murray Keith is
appointed to be Colonel.
3, th Regiment Foor. Jonathen Paffmgham, Lieutenant in one of
die additional companies.
ibid Regiment Fppt. Edmond Coghlan, of the Cinque Ports corps,
to be Adjutant.
load Regiment Foot., Thomas Dwyer, Adjutant.
Gaoler 23. 16th Regiment Light Dragoons. Frederick Metzner,
Captain-Lieutenant.
21st Regiment Light Dragoons. John Leeche, Major.
23d Regiment Light Dragoons. David Howell, Captain of a troop.
John Beckwith, Captain of a troop. William Boyce, Captain-
Lieutenant.
ORuber 27. 15th Regiment Light Dragoons. Alexander Hatfield,
Captain-Lieutenant. Jeffrey Wheelock, Lieutenant. Thomas
Schutz, Cornet. John Polhill, Lieutenant.
21st Regiment Light Dragoons. Thomas Eaftaff, Lieutenant. Wil
liam Douglas Lieutenant.
23d Regiment Light Dragoons. Robert Helton, Adjutant.
9th Regiment Foot. John Jones, Captain of a Company. George
Vincent, Captain-lieutenant. Thomas Dean Lieutenant.
4^d Regiment Foot. Charles Sutherland lieutenant.
60th Regiment Foot, 3d Battalion. Anthony Pafouada, Lieutenant.
71st Regiment Foot. Erlkine Fraser, Lieutenant in one of the ad
ditional Companies.
75th Regiment Foot. Thomas Fortye, Lieutenant,
90th Regiment Foot. Richard 'fhomion, lieutenant.
92d Regiment * ;ot. David Jones, Chaplain.
98th Regiment Foot. John Armfyong, Lieutenant.
Xooth Regiment F< it. J. Rogerfon Woolfelt, Lieutenant.
Zoift Regiment Foot. Breon Bordes, Lieutenant. William Rolfe
Elfden, lieutenant in Captain Smollet Campbel's Company.
Independent Comany of Foot. John Storie, Captain.
Western Regiment Forcible Men. Lachlan Campbell, Surgeon.
Independent Company of Foot. Nettervile Blake, Captain.
Thomas Stamford, Lieutenant in Captain Geo. Browne's Indepen,
dent Company of Foot.
D^^^r 3. 16th Regiment Light Dragoons. David Howell,
Captain of a troop.
59th Regiment Foot. Den. Mill. Woodward, Captain of a Com
pany. Robert Codd, Captain-Lieutenant. Way, lieuten
ant. John Gartfide, Adjutant. Reamy, Quarter-Mailer.
Mumforth, Surgeon.
65th Regiment Foot. Farman Close, Adjutant.
93d Regiment Foot. John Handyfyde. Lieutenant.
joir Regiment Foot. Girdleftone, Surgeon.
November 24. lit Troop of Horse Guards. George Quarme, Sub-
Brigadier and Cornet.
3d Regiment Dragoons. John Fitzbrand, Clerk, Chaplain.
16th Regiment Light Dragoons. Hawker, lieutenant. Wil
liam Boyce, Captain-Lieutenant. Cornet George Mafcn, Lieu
tenant.
21st Regiment Light Dragoons. Francis Hammond, Cornet.
3d Regiment Foot Guards. Capt. George Milner, Adjutant.
101st Regiment Foot. Henry Pemberton, Lieutenant in Cap
tain William Warren's. Company. William M'Giilivray, Lieu
tenant in Captain Charles Baillie's Company.
December I. 15th Regiment Foot. William Clarke, Captain of a
Company.
18th Regiment Foot. Benjamin Chapman, Major.
56th Regiment Foot. George Johnson, Lieutenant.
58th Regiment Foot. Hon. William de Courcy, Captain. Thomas
Wood,, Captain-lieutenant. John Baugh, Lieutenant.
99th Regiment Foot. James Wright, Quarter. Master,
Independent Company of Foot. Maurice Fitzgerald, Captain. Ro
bert Mecan, Lieutenant. John^Macnamara, lieutenant.
Captain John Murray, of 83d Foot, to be Major of Brigade to the
Forces in the Island of Jerfty.
December 8. Coldftrtam Regiment Foot Guards. James George
Stopford, Ensign.
50th Regiment Foot. Thomas Haviland, Captain of a Company.
101st Regiment Foot. Andrew Pallas, Quarter-Mailer.
102 d Regiment Foot. Alexander Biffet, Lieutenant in Captain J.
Richmond Webb Humphrey's Independent Company of Foot.
Tho. Allison, Lieutenant in Captain Edward Verdon Warde's In
dependent Company of Foot. Jonathan Arrowfmith, lieutenant
in Captain James Abercrombie's Independent Company of Foot.
John Browne, Lieutenant in Captain Nuttcrville Blake's Indepen
dent Company of Foot.
Northern Regiment Fencible Men. Charles Grant, Lieutenant.
Sutherland Regiment of Fencible Men. George Sutherland, Ma
jor. Jo. -/Sutherland, Captain of a Company. Colin M'Kcnzie,
Captain-lieutenant. John Pope, Lieutenant.
,th Regiment Foot. John Rouffelct, Lieutenant. Nathaniel Tay
lor, Quarter-Matter.
22d Regiment Foot. Jonathan Tone, Lieutenant.
23d Regiment Foot. George Watson, Second Lieutenant, Alexan
der Garden, Quarter-.mailer.
33d Regiment Foot, George Anson Nutt, Captain of a Company.
Anthony Salvin, Captain-Lieutenant. Ralph Gore, Lieutenant.
37th Regiment Foot. Charles Kerr, Surgeon.
40th Regiment Foot. Stephen Bromfield, Major. William Hamil
ton, Captain of a Company. John Moore, Captain-lieutenant.
Alexander Gray, Lieutenant. John Grant, Lieutenant.
December 11. 43d Regiment Foot. George Stuart, 'Lieutenants
54th Regiment Foot. Christopher Darby, Captain of a Company
John Giaeme, Captain-lieutenant. Henry Overing, lieutenant.
60th Regiment 3d Battalion. John William Dalling, Lieutenant.
^2d Regiment Foot. John Campbell, Lieutenant.
Surgeon John Johnson, from 3/tli Regiment, to be Apothecary to
the General Hospital in North-America.
December 29. 23d Regiment Dragoons. Thomas Crewe Dodd, to
be Captain of a Troop. John Petty, Captain-Lieutenant. John
Armstrong, Cornet. John Burgh Clerk, Chaplain.
Ift Regiment Foot, ift Battalion. — Walfa, Ensign.
Ditto 2d Battalion. Sir George Keith, lieutenant.
Jth Regiment Foot. Prideaux Selby, Ensign in one of the additi
onal Companies.
9th Regiment Foot. Thomas Eyre, Ensign in one of the Additional
Companies.
18th Regiment Foot. William Mulgrave Quarter-Mailer.
46th Regiment Foot. William James, lieutenant.
48th Regiment Foot. Robert Lcflie, lieutenant.
Regiment Foot. Thomas Vernor, Lieutenant. Peter Joseph
Thresher, Ensign.
Regiment Foot. Fitzmaurice Caldwell, of the 46th Foot,
Captain Lieutenant. Fitzmaurice Caldwell, Captain of a Com
pany. Charles Flood, Captain-Lieutonant.
"th Regiment Foot. Fielder King, lieutenant. George Gun
thorpe, Ensign.
,oth Regiment Foot. Thomas Treyethen, Clerk, to be Chaplain.
io2d Regiment Foot. Matthew Jenour, Ensign.
^depend^t Company of Foot. Gregor Farquharfon, Captain.
From SATURDAY, March 2 ,
ROYAL
SOUTH- CAR OLI NA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Molt Excellent Majesty.
Vol. 11.
PUB.LIC K AUCTION.
On M ON D A Y, the iith inst.
At TEN t/Clock,
WILL BE SOLD,
OIX years aad tour months LEASE of a House, Kitchen and
O Yard, No. 3, Queen-street, near the Bay; it confits of three
rooms and acl set on lower floor, and the fame number may at a
trifling.expence be finifhed in the upper story; an excellent cellar
paved with brick, a hen-hotife and necessary. One of the front rooms
is fitted up for a itore, and an exceeding good place for bufineft; also,
a variety of Houfhold and Kitchen Furniture, such as beds, bedsteads,
'tables,- chairs, a chest of drawers, &c. &c.
A CAUTION,
WHEREAS on the 26th of last month, I difeharged Pa
trick Burke from my service for a variety of bad conduit
and gross mifbehaviour; and as I think it is incumbent upon every
member of society, to guard the Publick, as far as poßible, agaiuft
impohtion, I have therefore thought it my duty hereby to caution
all perlons against hiring or entertaining the said Patricia Burke.
Those who delire further information may apply to
March 2d, 1782. t THOMAS-KNOX GORDON.
ALL perlons indebted to Capt Robert Paris, deceased, are
requested to make immediate payment; and those having
demands will please bring in attested accounts, to
JOHN CUNNINGHAM, Executor.
MR. BENJAMIN DIDIER left England in the year 1,73,
and came to Charleftown, where he assumed the name of Wil
son, and was employed some time in writing for a Mr. Calcott, an
English gentleman in the Justiciary department. The said Wilson
was also acquainted with a feafaring wan of the name of Dart of
Devonshire in England.
If the said B. Didier alias Wilson be alive, he may hear of fometbing
to his advantage, by writing to Mr. Percival, Attorney at Law in
Bath, England.
And if a^y person can procure a proper certificate of his death,
should the said B. Didier, alias Wilson, be deceased, it is hoped that
they wil be so kind as to convey the fame personally, or by letter to
Charlefloiun, 3d March, 1782. MORTON BRAILSFORD.
STOPPED from a negro, fiv6 silk Barcelona HANDKER-
D CHIEFS. The owner on describing the fame, may have them
again, oh paying for this advertisement, and applying at No. 96,
Meeting-ftrect, to * GEORGE HARRALD.
THE CREDITORS of Messrs. Kershaw & Riddle are
detired to meet at Strickland's tavern, on Thursday even
ing next, at Six o'clock.
SOUT H-C AROLINA.
JOHN EGAN, of the Province aforefaid, who is in custody
of the Sheriff of the Board of Police, on several writs of Gaplas
ad Satisfaciendum, at the suit of Thomas Riddle, of Hugh Rife ^ Co. of
Tbompfon Rtfer, of Gideon White, and others, having petitioned the
Intendants of the said Board that he may be admitted to the benefit
of the a& made for the relief of insolvent debtors: It is ordered,
That the said Thomas Riddle, Hugh Rife, Iff Co. Thompson Fefer,
Gideon White, and all others to whom the said petitioner is any wife
indebted, be, and they are hereby fummpned and have notice to ap
pear at the fitting of the said Board, which ihall happen three months
after the date hereof, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said
petitioner should not have the prayer of his petition granted.
4^ March, 1782. W. SIMPSON, C. P.
TO BE LET,
A good dry CELLAR.
Enquire of Bentham & Sutcldge, in E^d-ftreet
Robert Smith, Lieutenant in Captain James Fenwick's Independent
Company of Foot.
Thomas Holland, Ensign in Captain James Malcom's Independent
Company of Invalids at Sheerness.
January .I. doth Regirarnt of Foot, ift Battalien. Ensign John
Brownrigg, is appointed to be lieutenant, vice Kobert Palmefr.
William Parsons, Ensign, vice —• —Dalrymple. Volunteer Hen
ry Graydon, Ensign, vice William Parsons. William James Ste-
Venfon, Enigu, vice Phillip Priddie. Servant-major John Kafton,
Quarter-master, vice John Peter Rochat. Capt. Alexander Dirom,
of 88th Foot, Captain of a Company, vice John Peter RochaL
Lieut. James Fahy, Captain-lieutenant, vice George Brown.
Ensign James Grey Tucker, Lieutenant, vice James Fahy. John
Barber, Ensign, vice James Grey Tucker. John Barlow Prevoft,
Ensign, vice, Murrel. Ensign Roger Coghlan, Lieutenant,
vice John Brownrigg. Volunteer George M'Kay, Ensign, vice
• Roger Coghlan.
79th Regiment Foot. Lieut. John M'Donald, of late 89th Foot,
lieutenant, vice Thomas Owen Leigh. Ensign Mark M'Grath,
Lieutenant, vice Surinam Volunteer Thomas Fyfe, En
sign, vice Alark M'Grath.
85th Regiment Foot. , Ensign Juries Maxwell, of 93d Foot, Ensign,
vice Edward Gibbens. Ensign William Parsons, of 60th Foot,
Lieutenant, vice*—— Parsons. Capt. Samuel Pole, Major, vice
Ralph Phillips. Lieut. Thomas Mallor, Captain, vice Samuel
Pole. Ensign John Mulhallen, lieutenant, vice Thomas Mi llor.
Capt. Lord Henry Fitzgerald Major, vice George Brown. Lieut.
Thomas Steele, Captain, vice Lord Henry Fitzgerald. Ensign
James Maxwell, lieutenant, vice Thomas Steele.
88th Regiment Foot. Lieut. John Cummings of 93d Foot, lieu
tenant, vice Hon. Edmund Phipps. Volunteer John Cummings,
Adjutant, vice Arthur French. Ensign William Bell, Lieutenant,
vice John Harris. Sir Alexander Sinclair Bart. Ensign, vice Wil
liam Bell. Lieut. John Gordon, Captain, vice John Steel. En
sign Arthur French, lieutenant, vice John Gordon. Captain-
Lieqtenant George Brown, of 60th Foot, Captain of a Company,
vice Alexander Dirom. Thomas Bontein, Ensign, vice Arthur
French. Ensign Sir Alexrnder Sinclair, Lieutenant, vice Theo
dore Van Teylingen. Volunteer William Cummings, Ensign,
vice Sir Alexander Sinclair.
92d Regiment Foot. Ensign Edward Bowers, Lieutenant, vice
Alexander Dalrymple. "Volunteer Hugh M'Kay, Ensign, vice
Edward Bowers. Lieut. Andrew Wright, Captain, vice Clement
Courtnaw. Ensign John Muir, Lieutenant, vice Andrew Wright.
Morant Moiri , Ensign, vice John Muir. Ensign Nicholas Ball,
Lieutenant, vice John Bridger. John Clement, Ensign, vice Ni
cholas Ball. Volunteer Emanuel Walker, Ensign, vice Samuel
Bradford.
93d Regiment Foot. Ensign Edward Gibbons, of 85th Foot, En
. sign, vice James Maxwell. Lieut. Hon. Edmund Phipps, of 88th
foot, Lieutenant, vice John Cummings.
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THE
CA 7ETTP
to WEDNESDAY, March 6, 1782.
By COOKE & WEBB,
At their Store No. 107, in Broad-Street,
Sundry Articles of Wearing Apparel;
ASLO,
WATCHES, Gold RINGS, BUCKLES, SWORDS
FUZEES, PISTOLS, and a variety of other effects belong
ing to two Officers and the Surgeon of the 3d Regiment, lately
deceased.
Not an article will be delivered without the money.
TO BE SOLD,
On TUESDAY, the 12th Day of March Jinft.
^ ^'Rfrs, Cooke & Webb's Vendue Store, in Broad Jireet,
Precifel, at TWELVE o'Clock,
One Negro WENCH named Flora,
Reputed to be a good waffier and house maid,
Sundry Articles of wearing Apparel,
A Dreffiug GLASS—a Silver Pint MUG—some Silver SPOONS,
and other Articles belonging to the estate of William Chis
holme, house carpenter, deceased. JOHN DEAS, Admr.
Who once more desires all persons who have any unsettled ac
counts vyith the said deceased, to make them known, that.a flat? og
the affairs may be laid before the creditors.
Charleflo+wn, 15th February, 1782.|
On FRIDAY the 15th of March inst.
WILL BE SOLD,
At No. 19, Church-Street,
By HUGH RISK, & fr.
A NEGRO BOY, a few BLACKSMITH's TOOLS, and
some WEARING APPAREL.
To be Sold on Thursday the jtb of MarchT^ Publick
Sale, before the Exchange, between twelve and one o'clock,
THAT convenient HOUSE and LOT, No. 31, King
ftreet, containing in front 29 feet, and in depth 100 feet, late
the property of Jam, Carmichael if Go and lately advertised in this
Gazette, as seized on execution, and fold by order of the Board of
' JOHN DAVIES Sheriff.
CoarleJkrewn, 26th February, 1/8%.
Oil Thursday the i;tb of March, nviii be fekd at Publick
Sale, before the Exchange, between twelve and one o'clock,
ANEGtIO MAN late the property of Joseph Pendarmis,
seized on attachment, and fold by order of the Board of Police-
C^fr^^ ' JOHN DAVIDS Sheriff.
To be fold at Publick Sale, before the Exchange, on Tuesday,
the iqtb day of March, bativeen the hours of Tiuelve and
One o Clock,
rOHAT valuable and well known TAVERN on the Bay of
I Charleftown, between the Exchange and Queen-street, and
LOT of LAND on which,it stands, Irte tl# property of Edward
M'CradY, seized on execution, and with tfie consent of his attor
ney, fold by order of the Board of Police.' JOHN DAVIES,
February ^b, i/Rz. Sheriff.
To be Sold on Tuesday, the 19th day of March, before the
, Exchange, between twelve and one o'clock,
Tw O very valuable NEGROES, late the property of
John Brockington, seized on attachment, and fold by order of
the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES, "Sheriff.
Charltfown, 2,6 th February, 1782.
TO BE SOLD,
THAT valuable LOT and commodious HOUSE, No. 31,
Broad-street, with kitchen, stables, carriage-houses, &c. fit
for a genteel family. Also,
The HOUSE, No. 1, in Tradd-ftreet, in which Bryden and
Allen keep Bore, well situated for trade, and neatly finished. Pos
session of the whole to be had the 12th of May next, and of the
store perhaps former. Likewise,
A small HOUSE, N 0.5, Ledge-Alley.
If the above houses are not disposed of by the twelfth day of
March will, they will on that day be put up at publick au&ion b,
Cooke & Webb, at their store in Broad-street.
t THOMAS PHEPOE.
JUST IMPORTED,
And to be fold on the lowef Terms, by
BUCHANANS & ROBB,
' No. 4, on the Bay,
FRESH Flour in Barrels
Rose Butter in Firkins and hal Firkins
Beef in Tierces and Barrels
Pork in Barrels' 1
Oatmeal in ditte ' !
A few Chests of Singlo, Souchong, Congo and Hyfon Igai
A few Pipes of Port Wine
Ditto ditto Fayal
Barley in Kegs
Brown Soap in Boxes
A few Puncheons of Jamaica high Proof Rum
And a Case of excellent Claret.
AL S 0,
A final! Parcel of DRY GOODS,
Confiding of Mens Shoes and Slippers, Womens red, green and
black Leather, Callimanco, Sa'ttin and coloured Silk ditto of the
newest Falhions; Mens round and cock'd black and white Hats, a
few Pieces of fine and fuperfipe Broad Cloths and Shalloons, a few
Bundle, and Kegs of French Steel fit for Sabres and Swords, Cotton
a nd Wool Cards. *f
FOUN D,
A Miniature Pidure of a LADY
In a Shagreen Case.
The owher may have it restored, on paying for this Advfo
tifement. Enquire at No. 71, Tradd-ftreet.
On FRIDAY the Bth of March iilft.
At T sEN o'Clock in the Forenoon,
Will be disposed of
BY PERMISSION.
Numb. 106.