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FISH-KI L L, Odober 19.
By the arrival of yesterday poll from Albany
we have it reported, 1 hat Sir John Johnson•
had, with a party said to be about 500 men,
come down the Mohawk river, and advanced
within 6 miles of John's-Town ; when,hearing
that a party of our four months men were there
he contented himfelf with burning a few hou
ses, killing and carrying off some inhabitants.
Another party of about 800 men, commanded |
by Major Carleton,came down the Lakes from
St. John's, and advanced to Fort-Anne, which
was garrisoned by 70 men, among whom were
14 continental soldiers ; —they having cannon
with them, and the fort being only stockaded,
every foot made a breach :----It was, however, 1
defended by Capt. Sherwood, with the greatest 1
gallantry until two thirds of the men were ;
slain, when he surrendered. This party also
destroyed several houses, killed lome men, and
took the women and children prisoners. 1 hey
were pursued by Col.Livingfton as far as Bloody
Pond, but too late, they having retreated to।
their boats, and made off---
NEW-YORK, od. 30. !
The following is copied from the Ncw-jcifey;
Journal of October 25.
“ Philadelphia, October 17.
" It is reported that a party of the enemy's
'' cavalry have penetrated to Charlotte in
" North-Carolina, where they had a skirmish
" with a party of militia, who were worked.
Saturday Morning lad arrived here from
London, the Ship Blenheim, Capt. Gordon:l
He failed from Gravefend the 20th of August.
Last Friday there was about zoos of Wash
ington's Army, between Newark and cliza
beth-Town, with one Piece of Cannon only ;
and we hear they intended an Attack upon Sta
ten-Island that Night, but were prevented by
some unforefeen Accident.
The Brig Wilson, John Thompson, Maker,
from Jamaica, for Glasgow, putin here last
Week in Distress, having sprung a Leak in a
Gale of Wind on the 9th of October, in Lat.
36, 35, Lon. 68,
Prizes sent in face our last.
Brig Hope, Capt. Burrefs, from Boflon for
Cadiz, with Tobacco, Rice, Lumber, Fish, &e.
Privateer Ship Roebuck, Capt. Hemfield, of
13 Guns, and 62 Men, from Salem, 52 Hours
out. And,
The Privateer Ship General Washington,
Capt • of 20 Guns, and 100 Men ; by his
Majesty's Ships Prudente and Amer ca.
The Ship Elizabeth, Capt. Taylor, from
Jamaica, taken by the Sataghtoga of Philadel-|
phia, but retaken by hi? Majeftfb Sloop Swift. 1
The Ship Charming Molly, Cap:. Gill, ra-j
ken bv the Saraghtoga also, and from Jama-j
ica likewise, is lent in by theriris Frigate.
The Brig Privateer Black Snake, Captain
-— — from Philade pma, is sent in by the
fame Frigate. 1
A Sloop from St. Kitts, for Halifax, that
was taken by an Eaftc 11 Privateer, is also re%
taken by our Cruizers and lent in here.
S^^^^^^ ^'^^^29^e 1
BV HIS EXCELLENCY
Sir HENRY CLINTON,
Knight of the mott Honourable Order of tin B^h,
General and Commander in Chief of all his Majesty's
Forces within the Colonies laying on the Atlantic
Ocean from Nova-Scotia to Weft-Florida, inclusive.
PROCLAMATION.
IN pursuance of an a&, made and parted in the twenti
eth year of his Majesty's reign, entitled, , An a&
64 to allow the exportation of provisions, goods, wares
" and merchandize, from Great-Britain, to certain
" towns, ports, or places in North-Ameriea, which are,
'' or may be under the proteaion of his Majesty's arms ;
" and from such towns, ports, or places to Great
" Britain, and other parts of his M^jefty's dominions."
I DE HEREBY appoint and authorize, the officers
who were appointed to superintend the imports and ex
ports at New Yak, by his Excellency Sir William
Howe, in his Proclamation issued 17th July, 1777, and
who were afterwards continued in that duty, by a Pro
clamation issued by his Majefty'? Commissioners on the
26th of September, 1778; and who hoce the expiration
of the Proclamation last mentioned, have aded under
my authority, to perform the duties required by the above
mentioned aft. agreeable to the limitations, reftriAions,
and regulations therein mentioned.
AND, I do further appoint and authorife, the officers
who have under my authority fopetinfended the imports
and exports at Charfftown, South-Carolina, since its
reduaion, to perform at that place the duties required by
the aforementioned act, agreeable to the limitations,
reftriaions and regulations therein mentioned.
Alt mafteisof trading vessels, merchants, traders, and
others, ate hereby thiaiy commanded to pay due obedi
ence to the Superintendents, and their Officers at the
above-mentioned ports in the execution of their duty, as
they (hall anf^er the contrary at their peril : And all
officers civil and military, are required to aid and assist ,
them in every case, where the fame (hall be found ne
cessary.
The Superintendents, their Deputies, and all Perlons
anting under them ar the above-mentioned ports, having
their salaries appointed as a full compensation for the
services required of them, no fees are to be offered on
any account whatever.
Given under my Hand, at Head Quarters, in
New-Yerk, the 24th day of October, 1780.
H. CLINTON.
By H ; s ^xcellencv's Corn # ul,l
' r L O 1\ bOA, 1
'lbe SHIP Commerce,
CbriJ^her Milter, Commander ; 1
Now laying at Cruger's-Whaiff,|
Fits FA^ of her Cargo on board. For Freight or)
Pafl'rge, apple to GwiLT & Goodwyn, in Dock-;
Street, or to said Corn nander.
JOSEP H CORRr,I
No. 320, Hanovex-Square,
HAS fir Lie, sweetmeats of different kinds, 1
cakes, jellies, ikups, orange peal, sugar candy,|
ifingbfs vermicilla, almonds, raisins, tamarinds, I
hniors &%. ref.l
A Milch G O A T,
ETC^O be fold, at N% 205, Queen-Sucer. She h s 1
, given upwards of halt a phon in the 24 hours for 1
the Iph luunier. At prefect never Ufa Qaa a qu.rt, thA |
tty fpm© um,c on board of h%p.
I For REGULATING the PRICES of
WO O D,
PROCLAMATION.
By Major-General JONES,
Commandant of NEW-YORK.
€ COMPLAINTS having been made that exorbitant
, Prices are exacted for FIRE WOOD, though, at
j the fame time, it is certain great quantities of WOOD
have been cut for the use of this city. It is hereby or
dered, that from and after Saturday the FIFTH of
December next, no more than FIVE POUNDS Currency
thill oe demanded or paid for a Cord of WALNUT
WOOD, and FOUR POUNDS Currency a Cord, for
I any other fart of WOOD.
lAny perlon that may be convicted of having (on or
after that day) demanded or received a greater price than
1 the above rates, fhril fufeit the said WOOD, or the
, valor thereof, one half to the Informer, the other half
• to toe City Aims rloufe.
I The above Ra'es beingdeemed from the best infor-
Imation, amply fuflicienr, the owners of vessels and the
}Boatmen that have usually lupplied this city with
;WOOD, are hereby warned not to attempt to diftreis
I the inhabitants by desisting from bringing the fame, as
their Veffeis and Boats shall, upon proof thereof, be
I (sized and affyord to others that will undertake to supply
;theciry, and all protections and p#fifes (hall be withdrawn
from such Delinquents.
I TAL persons that have cut WOOD for the use of
!this city, in ccnftquence of the Permits granted, are to
I fend it to New-Yuric as Lon as poffi le; upon proof of
unnereffary delay, the WCOD (hall be forfeited fur the
bnefr of the Foor, mid their Permits withdrawn.
Nev-York. November 28, 1778.
D. JONES, Major-General.
# * # The above Proclamation is re-printed by order
of Brigadier General BIRCH, Commandant of this
city, in order that no person may plead ignorance of the
Regulations ther-n contained
h 1 S EXCELLENCY
JAMES ROBERTSON,
Lieutenant-General of his Majesty's Forces, &c. &c. &c.
PROCLAMATION.
IN order to prevent the improper conveying of stores,
provisions, goods, wares and merchandize from this
Icity, I have thought fit to issue this proclamation, hereby
ftrifily forbidding all persons whatever from carrying out
by land, or on b>ard any ship, vessel or final! craft, or be
ing concerned in Gripping, or receiving on board any ship,
vessel, or (mail craft, any ftorcs, provisions, goods, Marrs
or merchandize whatever, without hating fiift obtained
a permission for that purpose, from the officers appointed
to superintend the exports and imports at New-York, by
b:s Excellency Sir Henry Clinton, in his proclamation of
this date: or in dales as herein after mentioned from the
' Commandant,or the Magistrates of thePolice of this City.
The inhabitants of Long-Eland upon application at the
Superintendent's Office, wiirebtain, agreeable to my in
ftrudions,permiffion for carryingto their refpe&tve homes
proper quantities of the above mentioned articles for the
use of their families. All persons permitted to keep ta
verns, (hops, or to aft as traders on Long-lfland, rauft ob
tain from the Magistrates of Police there, a recommenda
tion for such quantities of the above mentioned articles,
as they may judge proper to allow such persons from time
to time to bring to Long-lfland, before they can obtain
permission for the fame from the superintendent's Office.
The inhabitants oiStaten-Ifland will obtain petmiffions
horn the Superintendent's Office, to carry from this city
to Cole's fe^ry, on Staten-11l rnd, fetch Supplies as they
bring recommendations for, from the Generals comman
ding or residing on that Eland.
Persons desirous cf conveying goods, or merchandize to
any diftria,not comprehended in the powers vetted in the
officers Appointed by his Excellency Sir Henry Clinton as
aforefaia, mutt obtain the Commandant's special licence,
or a pemiihoa from the Magistrates of Police for that
purpose.
Any person or persons who fliall, before me, or the Po
lice ir this City, be convicted or (hipping at, or conveying
from this City, ftorcs, provisions, goods, wares or mer
chandize, contrary to the true intent and meaning cf this
proclamation, Ihall forfeit all Rich stores, provisions,
goods, wares and merchandize so (hipped or conveyed; of
which, one half of the net proceeds will be applied to the
city funds, and the other Half given as a just reward to
the person or persons, who (hall by giving the proper in
formation, bring to light such unwarrantable practices.
The Superintendent, the Magistrates of Police, and all
perfonsaaing under them, or cither of them, having their
salaries appointed as a full compensation for the services
required of them, no fees are to be offered on any account
whatever.
Given under my hand in the City of New-York, the
24th day of October, in the year of our Lord 1780,
and in the twentieth year of his Majesty's reign.
JAMES ROBERTSON.
N. B. Attendance given at the Superintendent's
Office from 10 o'clock till one.
Sale by Auction.
By Bowman and Codner,
This Day, on the Cffee-Houfe Briage, at 12
o'Clock, for the Benefit of the Insurers,
A Parcel of damaged Taborets, figured Stuff's,
Callimancoes, Ruffels, and Durants, impor
ted in the Sally, Capt. Coupar, from London.
By Bowman and Codner,
On Wednesday next, at their Office, No. s2l,
Hanover- Square,
ft Very fall and general Afortment of Piece Goods'
Aljo a Variety oj Jewellery, Stationary, &c.
'juft imported, to be fold ^er, cheap wholejale and
retail, at
JOHN RICHARDSON'S
Hardware and Jewellery Store,
No. 165, in the Broadway;
„ Large and general assortment of jewellery, a
quantity of warranted filter and metal watches,
feme bar movement ; great choice of seals, some very
good in gold; gilt and feel watch chains, fzeable
glasses, main firings, dials, and watch hands ; fiver
jboe buckles; gilt, plated and pinchbeck buckles great
choice, some regimental buckles, razors with paper
cases, flraps wab twofine polybed razors, cases with
four razors, &c. penknives, good fboe and knee chapes,
gold scales and weights, gentlemen and ladies pocket
books, canes and attans, garnets ; pafie, crjfal button
fones, gold cyphers, white and red foil, bolfer and
pocket piftots, fiver shindies, filter and feel cork
fcrewsfyduer pencil cases, fiver tooth pick calcs, &c.
fiver ca/es with jcifars plated canalficks, camp
candlesticks, &c. platen jpurs, some covered with lea
ther, ditto French plated jpurs, gilt and plated links,
coat and vest buttons, buckle and tooth brufbes, a
quantity of excellent mu/tard in bottles, Poland ftarcb,
hair powder, and whiting by the bogfaad. [ls 17]
To be L ET,
And poffefon given immediately,
4 Large double three for, brick house, in Cberrg
ftreet, with fables, coach house, &c, &c. For
terms apply to Samuel Franklin,
I TG BE SOLD,
At Public AuEtEn^
On Thursday next the Jecond of November,
CT°H A T large dwelling-boufe and lot of ground now
' in the poftffFn of Messrs, John M Adam, and Co.
near the Coffee-Houfe. Its corner memy and fitnation
for bufnefs is too well known to require any defcripdon.
Same day will be fold,
A convenient boufe and lot of ground, ftuated in
Water street, near the Coffee-Houfe, at prefect in the
pofeffion of Mr. William Afoley, No. 922.
Any person choofag to treat at private sale for either
of the above houses, may apyly to Hugh Gaine.
Public Auction.
This day, 12 o'clock, at the Coffee-Houfe, will be fold,
upon account of the tender wi iters,
The schooner TWO JANES,
pURkHEN about.g^ tons, lying at the Commifarfs
U Wharf. difcbaYymg provisions from London. In
ventory to be fan at ou r off e.
On Wednesday,
At eleven o'clock below the Cf ee-Houfe. g pair cf
four pound guns, wills a quantit, of 4. pound shot.
Templeton anti Stewart.
Who have for private sale, Port an d Lfbonwines,
mes beef in barrels and half barrels, a choice affort
vsent of frizes, with a quantity of dry GOODS just
imported, consisting of moreens, Marseilles quitting,
velvets calicoes, cotton gowns, checks, ticks, jilk
kandkerebifs, w ith a quantity of knit hose.
Sale by Au&ion.
By DUNCAN, BARCLAY, and Co,
Tins D% it o'C.ock, at the Coffee-Houfe Bridge,
fro: he hen fit o' the Underwriters,
(Pufiponed from Saturday on account of bad weathe )
$ Cheas fufhong teas, imported and damaged n n
bend thb bug Maria, Capt. John Breen, from Lon
don Also,
to pieces 'uperfine broad cloths, imported and
da paged on board the Industry, Capt. G. Johnson,
fa tn London.
On WEDNESDAY next,
Eleven o'clock, at their auction-room, No. 516,
Hanover-Square,
-A large assortment of houffirid furniture, plate,
china, pi&tues, &c,
N. B. As the Gentleman of the Police of this
cty have, with great-propriety, judged it expedient
to prohibit the file of merchandize on the Coffee-
House Bridge (except lor the benefit of the under
writers) we propose lor the convenience cf our
friends in particular, and the public in general, in
future to have a fal of houfhold furniture the last
Wednesday in every month, at our auaion-room, in
H^nover-Squaie, where there is a very convenient
room for the accommodation of the Ladies.
Public AuLlion.
THIS MORNING,
At DANIE L M'CORMICK's
Auaion-Room, will be fold,
A parcel of goods, confining of camblets, tick
ings,! dowlas, piflol lawns, oznaburgs, fine Inlh
liners, knit worked dockings, felt hats, mens Biots,
&c &c. &c. ALSO,
A parcel of fafkimable plated ware,
A ve r y good night glass, and
A very neat Hadley's quadianf,
At the Coffee-Houfe To-morrow,
F oin 25 to 50 tons of Logwood.
Public Auction,
THIS DAY, at the Coffee-Houfe, will be fold,
By TAYLOR and BAYARD,
Between eleven and iz o'clock,
20 Barrels of BEE F,
100 Kegs choice white BISCUIT.
To be SOLD.---The Title indisputable.
THREE large Lots of Ground, with the Build
ings thereon erected, situate in St. James's,
and Banker's Streets, near the New-Slip, occupied
as a Tannery; or the fame will be fold fepaiarely,
with a D veiling House to each Lot, if more conve
nient to the Purchaser. The Premises are fubjea to
a Lease, ending the fiift of May next. Enquire of
J.Leake, No. 185, Fair -street.
just imported in the hft (hips from London,
And so be fold by
VALENTINE NUTTER,
At No. 924, oppufiie the Coffee-Houfe,
-Toe toilowing articles, viz.
DOUBLE elephant, imperial, royal medium dsmoy,
thick and thin poll piper, belt loHfcap, gilt and
plzin thick and thin quarto port, gilt and plain, the belt
office quill,and pelf, office penknives, dirt 1 pocket ditto,
all kinds of round and flat ink-stands for offices, ditto for
the pocket, best Dutch sealing wax, and Iriffi wafers,
black firming land and boxes, pounce and boxes, both
box .ood and ivory office folders, red, green and black
leather pocket books, ass (kin memorandum books, ivory
leaved ditto, etweeze pocket books for ladies, part hment,
and drumhe. ds, Mo F. ton's best I:d pencils, common
do. fort hhi s, flatus aid pencil, boules with brass tops
for irik-ftand., fiber pencil cases, r>und and flat, files for
counting heufes, India rubbers, office tape, lar 6 e and (malt
message cards, round and flat rulers, Harry's aud Merry
Andrew's cards, marking types and ink for do. Gunter's
scales and dividers, cases of ivory, fine mathematical in-
Brumencs, large and fmait back gammon tables, complete
cribbage boards, stained dice, boxes for do, violin firings,
bows and bridges, howboy reeds, bafoon reeds, best tipt
German flutes, with 1 key and 8 keys, inftru&ions for
the fluty, with a great variety of music, and muhe paper
ruled, gold leaf by the book.
Elegant quarto bibles, with cuts, common quarto do.
common prayer bocks, (mall ditto, testaments, claiped
pfalteis, Spelling books, primers, Lewis's catevhifm, and
piaure books of all forts, Young Man's Companion,
Schoolmaster's afliftant, Hill's Arithmetic, Mair's Book
keeping, Wards Latin and Creek Grammar, A(h's Latin
dit.o, Benning's English Dictionary, Gutherie's Geo
graphical Grammar, Johnson's English Dictionary,
Entick's Spelling ditto, Buyer's French and English do.
kois's ditto, King's German and English Grammar, a
great variety of long and jest books.
Quarter Waggoners, Seamen's Daily Assistant, Mari
ners Compass and Kalerodar, Wilson's Navigation, Sea
map's Vade Mecum, Folock's Solid Tables, Seaman's
Guide, Also the following charts and maps :
Charts of North and South Carolina, charts of the
Chefapeak, charts of the Delaware, large charts cf the
Gulph of Florida, with directions, ditto of Befton-Bay
and Harbour, ditto of New-York Harbour.
Maps of Carolina, do Virginia and Maryland, ditto
Fenofylvairia, ditto New-Jersey, ditto of ail the New-
England Provinces, &c. &c. &c.
N. B. Turlington's original balsam, Spillbury'i anti
fcoteutic Drops for the feurvy and gout,
PT?' NX AUCTION,
^y JOHN M''AD, and Co.
On WED:«E PAY, mu H 11 ..'s wha f.
Will be s ?ld
A CARGO 0 f BOARDS,
Scantling, Eaves, heading and h^ops,
Nine hogiheads of t bacco, 6 barrels of c.£ .
One 0 clock, at the Cofre-Eoufe,
The beautiful and remarkable fall failing
Privateer Ship REVENGE,
(Formerly the sh p Queen, of mis port)
With all her tackle and apparel guns and flores,
as foe now lies at Murray's wh^f ; wJf found in
fails, anchors, and crises ; calculates is every re!pe&
for a cruizer. Inventory 10 be ie^n at vheir office.
T 0 —BE SOLD?-
And Possession given immediately.
AN elegant large and commodious well built brick
double DWELLING HOUSE, three Rory high,
in a most healthy and delightful fituatien, fronting
Hudson's River, near the College, in the city of New-
York ; belonging to Mr. Samuel Spencer Skinner : A
part whereof was intended for a Sugar-house, and may
with very little expence be convert'd to that purpose;
a grocery and dry good store, with fixed (helves, counters
and drawers, eight ciftetns, and a final! diftblery ; two
elegant rooms, with fire places, ' on the fill floor of the
said dwelling-house ; two rooms equally convenient on
the second floor, and two bed-chambers without fire
places, an equal number of good rooms 'may easily be
partitioned off on the third floor, with agarret, and a con
venient cellar; a good new wooden rum d ftiHery, 2 Bills,
ono containing seventeen hundred gallons, and the other
four hundred gallons, which is a re&ifier, two worms, and
two tubs, eight cisterns, water pumps, and other necel
fary utensils, for carrying on the diftiHing bufineis, a
purap house with several ocner wooden buildings for mo
lasses, &c.---A stable and garden, wich a most excellent
collection of fruit trees, large springs of the but tea
water, which will produce a considerable income annually
from its vicinity to the North-River, and its convenience
for Supplying (hipping lying in the said riveu-^And a
let of ground, containing in front 54 feet, in rear 50
feet, and in depth I^4 feet, 6 inches, all well ihcloled
with a board fence.—The proprietor of the said estate is
induced to fell the . feme, from a desire of returning tg
Europe. Propofats will be received by Mr. Skinner on
the premises, or John Kelly, N°. 843, H nov<r-
Squarc. X r s 16)
'° r ''° ' 'DON,
(To fail with the so
The Ship S ALLY,
&O^^HENRY COUPAK, Molt t;
7° YI NG at Cruger's wharf, has
-" good accommodations jor pofen
gers: For freight or paffuge, apply to said majter, or
to Samuel Franklin, No. 173, dQe~n street, who bus
imported by the last /hips from London, a good afrrt
ment of fine GOODS, which he will dispose off on low
terms, by the piece or package.
-rArp-oß ted; —'
By ROBERT GIBBS,
In the "Ships Sally, Mary, and Edward,
I from L O N D O N,
A very large Assortment of
India and Engli/n GOODS,
Which are to be fold, Wnolefale and Retail, upon
the lowed Terms, at his STORE,
No. 346, Smith-Street, viz
BROCADED Silks, plat-, cloaks, hanck r-
Tobines, ducapes, chiefs, bufoons, cuffs,
Armozeens Aprons, with a variety
Lutelhings, mantuas, ts Tiffany hapdker-
Serge durojs, chiefs, and a?ions,
Sarfnets, /Feathers, ribbons,
Persians, and other silks And ng silk of every
of all colours and kind,
qualities, Tiffany and Fite, with all
Bla-k India taffely, forts of trimmings,
Quilted factin and fa ifaer Flannels, coatings, ha' c ,
Petticoats, Velvets, carpets, and
Stays, fiik hose, carpeting,
Silk and cotton ditto, Checks,
Silk aud fattin flints, Linens,
Leather and callimanco'Cambrick aud muslins,
ditto, ;Stockmgs,
Laces of all forts,, 'Leather breeches,
Patent net for aprons, Ditto golves.
An assortment of newest Queen's f.fhioi able fluffs,
faction milinaty, viz. /New invented morces.
With an extenfiye variety cf every article finable
for gentlemen, lilies, and childrens ap arel; iikc
wife a great variety of millenary, and Italian flowers
of the gentecleft forts.
A L S O,
J!!_y_L°_ n TE A? &c L
Galbreath and Thomson,
N. ; 219 Qu rc-lreet,
Have im orted in the Lift veil -Is fr nn London, a large and
general &fibrtmen[ of goudi, which will be fold 011 very
low te*ms, viz.
COATINGS, broa? cic hs. bay set, flannels, mens
worst-d, cotton, f k, thread, arid y^o ftotkmps;
womens worst d, con > , thread, ,nd nlk BockingF; bo,a
thread and worked ci:to, m-n ami womens leather, yam,
worked and fik anitts and gloves; cordefovs, veDerets,
Marseilles quilting, drawboys. Ir.f h livens, Russia fhectir.,
and diaper, calicoes, < hin zes; longer, bandaadoe, and
pullicat handkerchiefs ; black Barcelona hardkorthiefs,
printed linea citto, an assortment or muffins, lawns and
gauzes, ribboas, fans, white thread and black fi,k lace and
edging; womens callimanooe, fatten, and Morocco (hoes,
children's black and Morocco pumps ; fetriet, blue, brown
and striped cambists; tammies, ciurants, calamancoes,
ruffels, moreens, taborets, womens and childrens ftayc,
gold and silver epauets, gold cord, binding and face, black
and coloured leathers, modes, fitters, rinantuas, totines,
brocades, r^ff/tirs, perfians; hurt, perfian and fatten pct
ticoa's, p:fcboa;ds,grills, mens velvet bound and braver
hats, boy* whimfey ditto, thread, f'wing .hlks, tapes and
metal buttons. An artortrnent of hardware, g ats ware,
(hot, currants, raifios, fpiceries, vinegar, fouchong, e ngo,
and bi hea tear, &c. &c. &e.
M~I~N~iTH U L L.
No. 4.3, the corner of Beekrnan's-flip, Qjeen-freet,
HAS imparted in the fleet from England, a large
assortment of looking griffs, adapted to the
prefect mode of town and cou :try ; also tea cadies,
tea chests, and gentlemens razor cases, with various
articles cf dry goods as usual.
N. B. Captains of vessels may be supplied with
black paints, by the keg or a larger quantity,<h ap
for cash.
A good dry cellar, to L ET; enqui e as above.
Any gentleman that has, or may hereafter have a
house to L E T, will much oblige by fending me
their addrefd.