The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1779-09-13 00:00:00, page 4

Just imported in the Jbip London, Capt. Calef,
By Frederick William Geyer,
Hanover Square,
A Large and general assortment of Piece
GOODS, suitable for all seasons, and
will be fold at a very low advance for cash.—
Also, a few hogiheads of excellent porter, a
few cases of excellent flavoured claret, con
taining three or four dozen each.
No. 214, Q^en-freet, three doors above the
Fly-Market, in which are,
LARGE quantities of oil of turpentine, Jetuit's
bark, rhubarb, opium, camphire, James's
fever powders, Turlington's balsam, Godfrey s cor
dial, Anderson's pills, Hooper's pills, Daffy's e!:xe>,
Keyfer's pil's, Spanish flies, isinglass, volatile es
sence of lavender ftiongly recommended for the
head ach, flour of fulphur, camomile Rowers, salt
petre, mezeron root, &c. where medicine chests are
fitted up, an liniaole dire&ions, en the shorted
notice, and phyficiaris prescriptions put up in the
reared manner.
For LONDON,
The BRIG
A^ffiCORNELIA,
''"'''•' Smith, Mailer;
I Remarkable fall sailer,
] and will depart with the
fid convoy, for freight or paTage, apply to
Murray, Saufom, Sc Co. or the Mailer on
hoard, a^ Murray's ^ harf__
"Wright South gate,
No. 856, Hanover-Square,
Has imported, and now opening tor idle, an assort
ment of fall) enable silks, confiitng of
BRocades,
Tobines,
Mantuas,
Plain and changeable
Lutestrings,
Striped Lutestrings,
Rich black, white, and
blue S ittens,
Black, white, pink and
blue Pelongs,
Black, white, pink, blue,
& apple green Peilians,
Indi: Persians, a neat af
frrtment,
Yard wide, three quarter,
and half ell modes,
White faifcnets,
Black silk velvet,
Ribbons, a variety,
Silk and thread Hose,
Thread Sattens,
Miffichets, filvciets and
Poplins,
Bombazine,
Italian Crape,
Book Muslins,
Jaconet, plain and flow-
N. B. An Assortment
Hirnefs.
Just imported, and to be fold by
STEPHEN SANDS,
Watch-Maker, No. 189, Queen-street,
✓1 VARIETY of pafe Jboe knee, and flock buckles,
- = newest fafoioned face ditto in fiver, gold and
garnet, mother of pearl and enameled bandkerchtej
pint, plain and waved garnet and other finger rings,
mother of pearl flock and knee buckles, broaches,
Jleeve button— bat buckles, finer needle, tooth pick
and pencil cases plain, graved and fluted, feifars
with or without cafc,. gold, fiver, moreo, cypb r'd,
pebble, cornelian, cbrvfal, and common sleeve buttons,
gilt, silver, and mother of pearl purse runners, ele
gant tortoise Jbell inlaid, and enamel'd tooth pick cases
aid fuelling bottles, fiver thimbles and Jjoons, feel
and mother 0/ pearl hat pins, pafe hair pins, gentle
men and ladies Morocco pocket books, newest fafoioned
plated buckles, ladies and gentlemens tortoje-jhell
combs, ivory jolders, plated candleficks and [alts,
hunting knives and forks, plated, enamel'd, tortoise
shell, paper, and japann'd fnuff boxes, feel and
japann'd tobacco boxes, tooth bruJbes with fpunges,
plated fours, pinchbeck fboe, knee, and flock buckles,
pen knives, ruzorsffars, Jbears, ^c. lancets, and
,earns, frying and common Jnuffers, gold, fiver,
pinchbeck, and common watch seals, feel, gilt,
and mother of pearl watch chains, Jilk braid, gilt,
feel, fiver, and brass watch keys, Jilver and metal
pendants, springs and glafes, springs and buttons,
fieri, gilt, and gold bands, infde chains, dial plates,
&c.fiver and metal watches of various prices, fiver
handled knives and forks, ivory and china do. cam
wood, and black handled ditto tipp'd with fiver
buck and common ditto, brajs ink pots and fountain
pens, feak tong and sugar hatebets, watch plyers
and key rings, brass and iron secret padlocks, japan
ned and iron canuleficks, fur, rowells, carpenters,
and Jboemakers bummers, fboe pinchers, knives,
tacks and awl blades, razors, frops fates and pen
cils, White Chaftel and common needles, taylors and
common thimbles, etwee cases, feel and metal knee
buckles, blow pipes, cat gut of all f%es, closet ar.d
, tyring core ferries, leather and paper ink pots, nut
meg graters, childrens buckles, Dutch and pocket look
ing glafrs, &c.
N. B. Clocks and Watches carefully repaired* as
ufaal.
To be fold or chartered,
The Ship BROTHERS,
MOUNTING 16 fix pounders, and 6
new conftrufted 12 pounders, a fall
failing velfel, compleatly calculated for a
cruiser, and has a very large inventory. For
particulars, enquire of Sinclair and Ferrie,
No. gz, Hanover-Square.
MOOR and KER R,
Have for ^ile at their Store inWall-ihcr t, just
imported from London,
JD EST Poland Starch, Hair Powder, Tallow in
O Angtheads, Caftile Soap, Bohea, fouchong and
Hyfon Teas, of the fiirt Quality, also a Quantity of
LINT.
Drugs and Medicines.
A frefh and general assortment imported in the
las fleet, and to be fold by
De Normandie and Muirfon,
ered, corded & striped,
Cambocks,
Clear and long lawns,
Nankeens,
Chintzes and callico s,
Linen Handkerchiefs,
Blick and white Barce
lona Handkerchiefs,
Black and white cravats,
Muslin Apron ,
Fans, a neat allurement,
Italian Flowers, Tiffany
and Foil,
Fafh onable Beads and
Boffonts,
Back Laceand Edgings,
Thread lace and Edgings
joining thread Lace,
Blond Laces,
Dutch and Nottingham
Lace,
Durarts, Camblets and
Tammies,
Damask and Diaper table
Cloth and Napkins,
With a variety of other
articles.'
of Sadlery and Chaise
For LONDO N,
The SH!P
sALLY,
Henry Coupar, Commander,
E&^tat—_?B Lying at Cruger's wharf;
HAS neat accommodations for passengers,
and will be dispatched with the firft
convoy. For freight or paflage, apply to said
Commander, John Franklin, or Samuel Frank
lin, No. 173, Queen-street; who has for sale,
an assortment of European Goods, good frefh
Flour in barrels, Candles and Soap, a few
tons of good Chalk, Englilh Steel, Sweed's
Iron, &c.
Just imported in the last Fleet from England,
and to be fold by
Robert Gault,
At his Store, No. §23, Hanoyer-Square, near
ly opposite Mr. Hugh Gaine's,
A Neat assortment of fupeifine and second
broad cloths, chintzes, callicoes, mus
lins, nankeens, cambricks and lawns, banda
noes, lungee and new silk romals, black Bar
celona handkerchiefs, Irilh linens, 3-4 wide,
7 3 wide, and yard wide, from 1 s. Bd. to 7s.
per yard, mens and boys caftor and beaver hats,
yard wide and yard and J-Xths wide cotton
check, worsted, cotton, thread and silk stock
ings, worked, thread and silk mits, thread and
silk gloves. A large assortment of hardware ;
with a variety of other articles, suitable for all
ezfons.
YOUNG HUSBAND, and
HARRISO N,
Have imported in the laji jhips from London, a
general assortment of
LINEN drapery, mithnary, and haberdashery,
with several other articles, amongff which aie
the following; very belt scarlet, white and blue
fuperfine cloth, a variety of coloured ditto, white
and buff caffimer, fafhionable clouded cloths, Mar
seilles quilting, India dimities, Italian flowers and
leathers of different colours, gloves and fans, thread
laces and edgings, a large assortment of ribbons,
gown trimmings, and frizes, gentlemens hats, ladies
riding ditto, printed pocket handkerchiefs, Komal,
Barcelona and batdano ditto, white and brown nan
keens, diaper and table hnnen, Irish linnens, RufTia
sheeting, brown ditto, gauzes and minionets co
loured perfims and farfneis, black modes, fattins,
luteftrings, mantuas and armozines, printed linnens
and calicoes, long lawns and cambricks'; also, a
few trunks of Irish linnens by the package, to be
fold cheap for cafh.'
DONALD M'LEAN,
Surgeon of the late 77th regiment,
H'ater-ftreet, No. 6, weft of the Cofee-houfe, has
just received by the Sally, Capt. Coupar, the
Albion, Capt Frofl, and the Proper, Capt.
Butter, a very large importation of
Genuine Drugs and Medicines,
Together with a great variety of chirurgical instru
ments of Wriggleworth's finishing, Sharp's splints,
rupture ti titles, elastic vegetable bottles, pewter and
ivory syringes, bolus knives, final! scales and weights,
rharble mortars, surgeons fine lint, bougies.
Like wife come to band,Aa choice collection of
Patent Medicines,
Together with the following in frequent demand for
the use of genteel families, viz. orange flower and
role water, peril barley, sago io grain and in pow
der, carraway and annifeeds, cinnamon, cloves,
mice and nu megs, sugar candy, isinglass, double
ddblled lavender water, effenee burgamot, eflfence
peppermint, &c.'
N. B Square flint bottles with good Hoppers,
from half a gallon to half a pint, green and white
vials, and gallipots of all sizes.
AS an APPRENTICE to a genteel business,
a lad from 13 to 18 years of age, that
can write a tolerable hand, and be well re
commended. Enquire of the printer.
Stolen or framed on fbwrjdaj the 26th
ultimo,
A small Milch COW,
About 7 years old, with a final! white spot
in her forehead, and a white Break on her
rump, and some white on her legs and flank,
is very Ihoit legg'd, with a large bag, is very
gentle. Whoever has got the said cow, or
cun give any intelligence where foe can be
found, Ihall receive a reward of Five Guineas,
by applying to Charles John Brannon, near
the General Port-Office, in Broad street.
A MILCH COW to be fold, enquire as
above,
"TO"B~E IToTfD,
A HOUSE in Frankfort-Street, No. 21,
now in the occupation of |ohn Stevens.
For particulars apply to the Printer.
Jug Imported,
And to be SOLD on board the SHI P
BRO T H E R S,
. Ac H A L L E T's Wharf,
On the mos reasonable Terms for Cash or Bills of
Exchange,
By SINCLARE and FERRIE,
No. §24, Hanover-Square,
IRISH linens, fine and coufe, diaper linen, brown
Russia Iheeting, Gcanur, rznaburgs, rubbers,
table-cloths, hurts plain and ruffled, fattinet, tafhi
onahle gauzes, linen and cotton printed handker
chiefs, m^ns thiead hose, w men^ and boys thread
hose, white and black idk ho e, random do. Mens
common and fine Ihoes, canteens, matraffes, Itati
enary, hard ware, tin ware, copper ware, brushes,
cordage, fail cloth from 1 to 8, paints ground in oil,
painters colours unmixed, linseed oil in jars, putty,
Anderson's pills, Jefitifs bark, rhubarb, Stough
ton's bitters, Glauber's silts. Turlington's balsam,
starch, hair powder, walh balls, blacking ball, fpi
ceries, currants, prunes, lump and loaf sugar, baf
kbt salt, sago, hops, Earley, flour, peafc, fltip
bread, oat-meal, beef, pork, herrings, Rofetutter,
soap, candles, &G.
W A N T E D,
ANDREW MARSCHALK,
Accommodates Company with
TEA and COFFEE,
Morning and After no on,
In the gentee/,# MA NNER,
At his House near the Greenwich -Road, and
next to Mr. Lifrenard's.
He keeps the befl LI QU OKS ? / all Kinds.
A BAND of MUSIC
Will attend every MONDAY and THURSDAY
Afternoon for the Entertainment of Company.
N. B. The Gardens will be elegantly illu
minated in the Evenings, Weather permitting.
By James Pattison, Esquire,
Major-General of his Majesty's
Forces, and Commandant of New-
York, &c. &c. &c.
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS there is great reason to believe
that many Persons, not only come into
this city, without any pass or permission, but
take up a residence here, without cither their
names, characters or occupations being re
ported at any publicoffice.
la order therefore to remedy these irregula
rities, and prevent the like in future, it is
hereby ordered and directed, that all house
holders within the city, do give in at the
Office of Police, on or before the 19th instant,
the names and descriptions of such persons as
are at present, or may become within that
time, lodgers in their refpeftive habitations;
and that from and after the said 19th instant,
all strangers who may come into this city, do
immediately, on their arrival, report them
feives to the Office of Police, where they will
receive certificates (provided their pretensions
be well founded) to entitle them to take up
their abode. And all inhabitants are hereby
ftrialy forbid to receive into their houses any
strangers, as lodgers, except such as can pro
duce the required certificate; and are further
enjoined to report the names of thofc that may
be so admitted, to the said Office of Police,
within twenty four hours, after admission, in
order that their refpe&ive abodes may be duly
registered.
It is also ordered and directed that all ma
sters of Ihips and vessels, coming into this
port, do on their arrival, deliver to the Office
of Police, true and entire lifts of their passen
gers and letters: None will be admitted to an
entry at the Superintendant's Office, who can
not produce a certificate of having done so ;
and they are likewise ftrialy forbid to receive
on board, on their departure from hence, any
passengers not having the accustomed passports
from the Commandant.
Any person or persons transgressing the a
bove rules and regulations will be considered
as difaffeded, or at lead fufpecious characters,
and be fubjeft to imprifopment, and such pe
nalties, as upon conviction, may be adjudged
them.
GIVEN under my hand in the city of
New-York, the twelfth day of July,
1779, and in the nineteenth Year of
his Majesty's Reign.
JAMES PATTISON.
By Command of the General,
John L. C. Roome, Secretary.
N. B. Attendance will be given at the
Office of Police from 10 o'clock every morning
till two in the afternoon (Sundays excepted)
to give the several certificates required by the
above Proclamation.
PRICE and SALMON,
ARE now opening at their House, the corner of
Duke and Smith-street, a large and curious
afford merit of seasonable DRY GOODS, which they
will fell by the package or piece, on the lowed terms.
Likewise the following articles, imported in the
Snow Prosper, from Bristol:
Superfine flour, Bristol beer, cyder, Gloucefterand
Chedworth cheese, butter, bac@n, tongues, mess
beef and pork in half barrels, for family use, peafe,
groats, dried salmon, tingle refined sugars, vinegar
soap, ca dies, Poland darch, raisins, currants, mops
and brushes, cannon three and four pounders, with
shot, &c.
TO BE SOLD,
By William Stepple,
No. 29, Queen-Street,
A Parcel of choice DRAFT LONDON
PORTER, imported in the Maria,Capt.
Hoggan, from London.
Confining chiefly of the following Articles, viz.
IRISH LINENS and FRENCH CAMBRICKS,
PRIN TED CALLICOES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
and CHIN TZ, MUSLINS, &c.
RUSSIA SHEETINGS, DIAPER, and
RAVEN DUCKS,
A rich collc&ion of Eid-India PERSIANS,
TAFATIES, MUSLINS, SILKS, PRINTED
CALLICOES, NANKEENS,
BANDANOE and ROMAL SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Some new and very elegant patterns of MAR
SEILLES QUILTING,
RIBBONS, HOSIERY, LACE and EpGINGS,
BUCKRAMS, TICKINGS, &c. &c. Likewise,
TEAS, WAX CANDLES in boxes. PAINTERS
OILS and COLOURS, &c. &c. which he is de
termined to fell for Cash, (moltly by the package)
on Rich Terms as he is Satisfied every person will
deem moderate.
B. WADDINGTON,
(At No. 8, in Queen-Street)
Has imported in the feet just arrived from En
gland, a large and valuable assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Also a few cases of excellent bottled Claret, which
they fell by the dozen.
MURRAY, SANSOM anti Co.
Have just IMPOR TED in the Cornelia,
Capt. Smith, and the Echo, Capt. Mun
ceur, from LONDON,
A LARGE and neat Assortment of EU
ROPEAN and EAST-INDIA GOODS
which they have for Sale at their dioic in
ater-Street, between Burling's & Beekman's
Slip,among which are anchors, cordage,ftarch,
Sweeds iron, raisins, beaver and Leghorn hats,
nails, window glass, steel, iron-chests, green
and bohea teas, soap and candles, long pipes,
British brandy, ship bread, mess pork, fuper
fine flour freffi and sweet Irish butter, &c.
JUST IMPORTED
In the S HIPS
COMMERCE and M ARIA,
From L ONDO N,
By Alexander Milne,
And now opening at MG Hallet's store, No. 5 ,
Water-Street, a few doors from the Coffee-home
to be SOLD upon the most reasonable terms, by
!"'f' '°"' ° r Package.--- A general assortment,
of MERCHANDIZES, among which are the
following, viz.
SUPERFINE cloths and cafimers, with fafhion
able trimmings, velvets, velverets, Bith coat
ings, flannels, &c. Irish linens, and hollands, nan
keens, mens, womans, and childrens fines and
hats, silk, thread, cotton and worsted ftockincs,
a variety of ducapes, luteftrings, brocades, and
other faffi:onable silks, variety of muslins, cam
bricks, gauzes, printed linens and cottons, Ladies
fashionable dress caps, with a great assortment of
milinary and haberdashery, gold and filter lace,
epaulets, and materials for epaulets, porter in hog
flieads, fuperfine bifeuit in kegs, groceries, ftation
nary, fadlery, china, stone and glass ware, soap and
candles, ironmongery, cutlery, turnery, braziery,
and tin ware, a variety of ready made flops, cord
a3e ' '?" c ' ot h, paints, oil, &c„ With a great va
riety of other articles.
Renfev & Co^enh^ert,
At t'eir STORE, ho. ,n, in Water TYRE!r,
th' Corner eppofte M-. Yarnod's, Ft trees: /?
Coffee House and Fly-Market, have for SALL, of ,
the lowed Terms, the foldiving Articles :
MADE! R A, Lifoan,
Tener&, Sherry,
^ and Red Fort Wines,
by the pipe, quarter
cask or less quantity,
Brandy, geneva by the
case, do. by gallon,
Old Jamaica fpiiits, Old
Antigua rum, common
Welt-India do.
Molasses, Mufeuvado su
gars, by the hogshead
or iel' squantity, lout
and lump sugars,
Mould and dipped can
dles, white and brown
. f °'P>,
liilh mess beef in barrels,
and half barrels,
Nutmegs, cloves, mace
and cinnamon,
Snuff in bladders,
Hyfon and green teas,
A Large assortment of
mullins, chintzes,
and callicoes of the
neatest patterns,
A neat assortment of
Grip'd, plain, and
changeable luleftrings,
Black almonzeen, ducapes
' hiteftrings, Dttins, taf
fotie and modes,
A variety of laces, edg
ings, gauzes, mullins,
cimbricks, handker
chiefs, gloves, ribbons,
needle work aprons,
Marseilles quilting,
&c.&c.
Ladies French heel'd
Ihoes made by Hose,
Irilh linnens, table cloths
and diaper,
Likewise many other ARTICLES not enumerated.
FOR SA LE,
At THOMAS ROACH'S,
No. 942, Water-Street, near the Fly-Market,
The following ARTICLES,
OL D Madeira wine
by the pipe, quar
ter-calk, or dozen,
Port wine by the pipe,
hoglhead, quarter-calk,
or dozen,
Claret and mountain do.
by dozen,
Mdmfey do. per gallon,
London porter per dozen,
Taunton ale per ds.
Bidfol beer per do
Englilh cyder per do.
Old Jamaica spirits by the
puncheon or gallon.
Welt-India rum per do.
French brandy in cases or
per gallon,
Holland geneva in cases
and jugs,
Rdberiy brandy in bot
tles,
Cherry do. per gallon,
At william CAMPBELL'S'
Store, the corner of the Fly-Market, ^peen-freet,
the following GOODS, by wholefalc an)
retail,
GEORGE BELL,
At bis store, the corner of Water-street, near the
Exchange, .has for file,
ALL kind's of groceries ; and the very best
Georgia lumber, from three quarters of
an inch, to ineh and half thick, and a fm r "
quantity of timber.
,1 foufhong ami bofta
, ditto,
^Chocolate and <\ffie,
? # pper andah^ce,
Lnrdn porter, -bottle
Taunton ale and Li
verpool beer, Piayingt?"
cards,
Roll and cut tobacco,
Poland Larch,
Writing piper and Bal
ing wax,
Double and finals Glou
cester chee'e, heft role
butter in firkins,
New rice in tierces,
A few kentle of excel
lent codfifh,
Wool cards b; the dozen,
indigo, copperas, and
powder blue, Birdshot
of different fixes.
'Fine byfon, green and
bohea TEAS,
Coffee, chocolate, pepper,
, Allspice, vinegar, oil,
, Basket salt, fmoaking to
bacco,
. Ginger, cloves, cinnamon
Single and double refined
loaf sugar,
>Powdered and mul'cova
do ditto,
Poland starch, ind go,
Caftile soap by the box, or
ilefs,
A few boxes of choice
lemons,
Coi ks, lealing-wax,
;Rofe butter in firkinsand
> |kegs, lately arrived,
ISome queen's ware, pJatrs
-I bowls, batons and mugs
lAlfo a parcel of conbld
I Gloucetter chefe, joy
I received, &c. &c. &c
Superfine broad cloth 0
the belt quality and
most filhionable co
lours, with suitable
trimmings,
A great variety of second
and low-priced broad
cloths, coatings, duffils
baizes, flannels, &c.
Velvets, velverets, cordu
roys, jeans, fuftians,
and dimities,
Caffimires and nankeens,
princes fluff, fattinet
and ladings,
Gentlemens fine Ihoes,
furtouls and great coats
military shirts & shoes,
Gentlemens falhionable
beaver hats.