The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-08-13 00:00:00, page 4

)Xe?u r n of the kilted and abounded, on the march
through North Carolina, in the various actions pro
ceeding the battle oj Guildford.
Brigade oj, Guards. 1 Lieutenant Colonel, 7 rank and
file killed; 6 Serjeants 57 rank and file wounded.
23d Foot 2 rank andjile killed; 1 Lieutenant, 8
trank and file wounded.
33d Foot. 2 rank and file killed; 1 Captain, 10 rank
and file wounded.
Britijb Legion. 1 rank and file killed; 1 Serjeant, 4
rank and file wounded.
Total, i Lieutenant Colonel, 11 rank and file killed,
1 Captain, i Lieutenant, 7 Serjeants, 79 rank and
file ^founded.
Officers Names killed and wounded.
Brigade of Guards. Lieutenant Colonel Hall, killed.
23d Regiment. Lieutenant Chapman, wounded.
33d Regiment. Captain Ingram, wounded.,
J. Despard. Dep. Adj. General.
Return of the killed, wounded, and miffing of the
troops under the command of Lieutenant General
Earl Cornwallis, in the action at Guiford, March
15, 1781.
Royal Artillery. 1 Lieutenant, 1 rank andfle, killed;
4 rank and fie wounded.
Brigade of Guards. % Lieutenant Colonel, 8 Serjeants,
28 rank andfile, killed; 2 Brigadier Generals, 6
Captains, 1 Ensign, 1 sass officer, 2 Serjeants, 2
Drummers, 143 rank and file wounded; 22 rank
and file miffing.
23d foot. I Lieutenant, 12 rank and file, killed; 1
Captain, 1 Serjeant, 53 rank and file, wounded.
33d foot, s Ensign, 1 Serjeant, 9 rank andfile,
killed; 1 Lieutenant Colonel, 2 Lieutenants, 3 En-
Jigns. xfaff officer, 1 Serjeant, 55 rank andfile,
wounded.
71st foot. 1 Ensign, 1 Serjeant, 11 rank and file,
killed; 4 . Serjeants, 46 rank andfile, wounded.
Regiment 0/ Bose. 3 Serjeants, 7 rank andfile killed;
2 Captains, 2 Lieutenants, 1 Ensign, 6 Serjeants,
3 Drummers, 53 rank andfile, wounded; 1 Ser
jeant, 2 rank andfile, miffing.
Yagers. 4 rank and file, killed; 3 rank and file,
wounded; 1 rank andfile, miffing
Briti/b Legion. 3 rank and file, killed; 1 Lieutenant
Colonel, I Serjeant, 12 rank andfile wounded.
Total. I Lieutenant Colonel, 2 Lieutenants, 2 En
fgns, 13 Serjeants, 74 rank and ffe, killed; 2
Brigadier Generals, 2 Lieutenant Colonels, 9 Cap
tains, 4, Lieutenants, 5 Ensigns, 2 sass officers, 15
Serjeants, 5 Drummers, 369 rank andfile, wound
ed; I Serjeant, 25 rank and file, miffing.
Officers names killed and wounded.
Royal Artillery. Lieutenant O Hara, killed.
Brigade of Guards Lieut. Col. Stuart, killed; Bri
gadier Generals 0 Hara and Howard and Cap
tain Swanton, wounded; Captains Schutz, May
n'ard, and Goodricke, wounded, andfince dead;
Captains Lord Douglas and Maitland, Ensign Stu
art and Adjutant Colqubcn, wounded.
23d foot. Second Lieutenant Robinson, killed; Cap
'tain Peter, wounded.
33dfoot Ensign Tabot killed; Lieut. Col. Webber,
(face dead) Lieutenants Salvin, and Wynyard,
Ensigns Kelly, Gore, and Hughes, and Adjutant
Fox. wounded
7 ft. Ensign Grant, killed.
Reg 0; Bose. Captans Wilmoifo, (face dead) Eicb
tenbrodt, Lieutenants Sch wener and Gaife, En
sign De Trot (face dead) wounded.
Eritif Legion. Lieu . Col. Tarleton, wounded.
J. Despard, Dep. Adj. General.
Wilmington, April 17, 1781.
Return of Ordnance, Ammunition and Arms, taken at
the battle of Guilford, March 15, 1781.
BRASS ORDNANCE..
Mounted on travelling carriages, with limbers and
.Boxes complete.
Four Six Founders.
Shot, Round fixed with Powder.
160 Six Pounders.
Case fixed with ditto:
50 Six Pounders. 4
2 Ammunition Waggons.
j3OO sands. of arms difributsd among the militia,
and deJiro, ed in the field.
j, M'LEOD, Lieutenant, and Commanding
Officer of Artillery.
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Bohea Tea by the Chest,
Jamaica Rum by the Puncheon,
And a few Tons Swedes Iron,
Sold by ABRAHAM WALTON,
No. 173, Queen-Street.
Alexander Leckie,
No. 22, HANOVER-SQUARE,
Has imported in the Quebec, Eleonora, and Nancy,
from London, and Glasgow, an elegant assort
ment of Dry Goods, fueb as,
SUPERFINE cloths, caffimers, rattinets, ftockenets,
imperial ribs, Florentines and princes fluffs, bkek,
blue, diiyr,and crimson velverets, moreens, calamancoes,
fatlineb and ladings, scarlet and white flannels, baizes;
mens fine bUck hats, mens fine Ihors and boots, military
ftnes and fhi:t,, womens best fatten, callimanco and last
ing ihoes, childrens Morocco ditto; a large assortment
of black laces, blend lace, a large and beautiful assortment
of thread laces and edgings; a great variety of Barcelona,
bandano, lur„ee, and !om%l silk handkerchiefs; a large
affurtment of plain book and tambour bock muffins;
muffin chintzes and handkerchiefs, cambricks and lawns,
furniture calLc^r, feathers and flowers; India Persians,
jeans, ,fuftian# and corduroys; checks of all kinds ; nan
keens, fattint, modes and farfenets, brocaded fills and
htgHrinfl; bombazeens, ladies and girls stays, an elegant
affottment of ribbons and gauzes, tiffanies, white cra,e
2nd minionet flowered aprons, Marseilles quiltings; Irilh
linens, Raffia sheetings, damrik and diaper table cloths,
and huckabacks; clouting diaper, morea gowns; cotton
counterpanes; a beautiful assortment of gown and cloak
trimmings ; mens white and black filLhofe, patent rib'd
and plain white thread mens and womens 61k and Cotton
Bose, mens white and black silk gloves, womens silk
mits, ladies fans, silk and callimanco quilts, men and
womens linen and jean gloves; chip hats, elegant affort
wefat of metal and pear' buttons; tine cast steel razors,
Whitechapel needles, pound and French wire; tapes and
bobbins, white and coloured threads, white arid brown
buckrams, shirt buttons, sewing Elks of all colours, lines
and ta«hls for bed and window curtains.
Orange andlemonjuice,late imported from Charleftown;
Madeira in cases of fix dozen; cherry brandy, Howe's
acid; soap, starch, and hair powder, Durham mustard,
pomatum, *a neat aflhrtment of perfumery, playing cards?
^Also COARSE SALT.
Robert Coupar,
Lately removed from Hanover-Square, to
Smith Street, No. §2, nearly opposite Gar
den-Street,
INforms his good old customers in the Navy
and Array, that he can supply them as
usual with all forts of cloths and trimmings,
suitable for the season, on the lowed terms,
hopes for their custom and orders, which shall
be carefully executed Has also an assort
ment of Dry Goods suitable for town or coun
try, together with a large assortment of carpets
and carpeting.
N. B. A very large dry Cellar suitable for
storing wine or rum, &c. to let. _____
Hugh Smith, and Co.
Have for SALE, at their Grocery-Store immediately
upon the wharf below the Coffee-Houfe,
MADEIRA, Port, and Lisbon WINEs, by
the pipe, quarter calk, or dozen ; Welt-India
rum, and white wine vinegar, by the puncheon or
gallon ; old Coniac brandy, London claret, firft qua
lity ; hyfon, foufhgng^and bohea teas.
They have also arrived to them per the Eleonora,
from London, loaf sugar, black pepper, and some
few c«fc of double Gloucester cheese, in as high
perfection as any ever imported into this city, which
they will dispose of on the lowed terms for cash.
All orders from Gentlemen of the Navy and Army
gratefully received, and executed with the utmost
attention and dispatch.
A Parcel of choice Role Butter, English
and Philadelphia fuperfine flour, to be
fold by JOHN CHRISTIE, No. 21. Great-
Dock-street.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
A LOTTERY.
PERMISSION is given to CHARLES
' LOOSELY, by the Commandant of New-
York, for a Lottery for railing a sum of money to
be applied for the purpose of horse racing, &c. the
latter end of September, or early in October next,
on Ascot Heath, agreeable to the following scheme.
S C H EM E.
Approved by AUTHORITY.
Prizes. Dollars. Dollars.
I -of - 1000 - - is -- icoo
2 - - 500 - - - - loco
5- - - 200 - - - 1000
10 - - 100 - - b - 1000
2O - - 50 - - - - 1000
50 - - 2O - - - 1000
150 - - - 10 - - - 1500
1000 --------- 5000
1238 Prizes. 12,500
3762 Blanks.
5000 Tickets at Twentv Shillings each, is 12,500
The Prizes to be fubje& to a Deduction of Fifteen
per Cent.
As this Lottery is set on foot, and perroiffion ob
tained through the recommendation of a number or
very refpe&able Gentlemenof the Army, &c. ano
the Managers of former Lotteries, having from a
multiplicity of bufinefe, declined the management of
this, therefore for the fatisfa&ion of the Public, and
to prevent inspections, the tickets are signed by
Gentlemen of reputation, and are to be fold by the
different Printers of the New-York papers ; also at
Brooklyn-Hall ; aid the money will be paid into the
hands of Trustees, who will be empowered to pay
the prizes
The Lottery will be drawn at Brooklyn Hall,
under the infpeftion of such Gentlemen as shall ap
pointed, of which notice will be given in the Public
News-Papers.
Vi^ant Rex et Regina.
New-York, Aug. 1781. *
The Golden Purging SPIRIT of
scu rvHgrass:
As it was faithfully prepared only by the Author,
Mr. ROBERT BATEMAN.
THIS famous Golden Spirit radically cures the scur
vy, a diferfe which of late years is became so
epidemical- is xhefe northern regions, that scarce any
person but has, more ore left, a Tincture of it.
Its Symptoms are various, as loose teeth, fore gums
and mouth, little spots in the (kin, faintnefs and ftiffneft
of limbs, sharp pains in the legs, arms and other parts,
which are still attended with weariness and indisposition
to move; the Stomach is depraved, appetite loft, much
crudity, and indigested matter load the spleen, and parts
adjacent, which caufeth stubborn obffrudiohs there ;
which by the use of this excellent spirit are removed, and
perfectly cured.
It has a peculiar property in curing the dropsy, expel
ling all those acid and four fait humours which so sharply
assault and oppress the sensible parts, and draws from the
remoter parts such as flick sass to the muscles and nerves,
and takes away all dulnefs, ftiffiiefs, and indisposition,
and other fymptomsthat proceed from thence. It carries
away by urine and stool that serous watry humour, which
is the occasion of this disease, ftrengthenihg the diver
and other parts, thereby preventing its return afterwards.
It cures the gout, by extracting out of all parts of the
body those crude and vicious humours which nourish it,
and frees the joints of all other diseases to admiration.
It diffoles the stone and gravel in the reins, kidnies or
bladder, taking away the original cause, a@ forceth
urine.
It cures the green sickness, restoring the maiden bluffi,
makes the breath sweet, and the body lusty and vigorous.
It opens all obfliuftions both of liver and spleen,
wafting the hardness and swelling thereof. It wonder
ful! recovers a loft appetite, and helps digestion.
It cures griping in the guts, expels wind, out of the
stomach, upwards and downwards.
It is a great preventive of gonfumptions, roots out
forfeits, and raifeth the patient in a fmsll time.
It prevents the breeding of worms in children, and
kills them, if already bred.
It is of excellent use for fea-faring persons.
In womens distempers it is very beneficial, and to
those that are afflided with the phthifick, it gives great
relief.
It disposes old ulcers to a speedy healing, even to
admiration.
It is very profitable in ague's, its operation is by stool
and urine (and if the flomach be very full and foul, it
sometimes gives a vomit) gently assisting nature to carry
off all those noxious humours that annoy her. It gives
no disturbance to the body, for griping, torturing or in
flaming the bowels, yet operates so effectually, that
it leaveth the body refrefhed, and the diseases vanquished ;
and to fay all in a Word, as it takes nothing in the Body
which may conduce to its prefervadon, so it leaves no
thing in the body which may afford matter to the growth
of a disease, or endanger a relapse.
SOLD ~B Y H, CAINE,
HALt and BIRK S,
At No. 977, Beekman's Slip,
Have for Die, on the lowest terms,
MADEIRA, red port, and Lifhon wines by the
P'P e > quarter cask, or dozen; hyfon, green,
fufhong and bohea teas, double and single refined
loaf sugars, mufeovado ditto, old Jamaica spirits,
brandy and rum by the puncheon or gallon, mess
beef and pork in forces, barrels and half barrels,
ship bread, flour of a good quality, a freffi affint
ment of butter ; foot from No. 1 to 4, with a general
assortment of groceries, a few tierces of good rice, 1
a parcel of damaged bread and oatmeal.
ALEXANDER and MILLER)
HAVE FOR SALE,
OLD Madeira Wine in pipes,
Do. L'fbon in Do.
Do. Port in Do.
Do. Coniac brandy in Do.
Bottled porter in cases of eight dozen each,
Cheese various kinds in c^fks,
Hams and fmoaked beef in do.
Ox tongues in firkins,
Irish butter in do.
Mould and dipt candles in boxes 25 lb. each,
Brown soap in boxes 28 lb. each,
Loaf sugar rn ho Breads,
Hyfon, foufhong and b®hea tea in chests,
Pepper in crlks ibo lb. each,
A few packages of dry goods fit for the present
season.
f TIE copartnerfllip of ROGERS, and Co. ship
& chandlers, on Cruger's wharf, being now dis
solved by mutual consent, all persons having any
demands on them are requested to call at the store
of Willet Weeks, No. 185, Queen-ltreet, where they
will receive payment ; and those indebted to the said
copartnership they beg the favour of theii calling at
fame place to fettle their accounts. That business
is still carried on at the fame store on Cruger's wharf,
by Henry Rogers, and Co. who have now on hand
an extensive assortment of ship chandlery and iron
mongery articles, where all orders will be thankfully
received and punctually executed upon the cheapest
terms. They have on hand a few calks of brim-
Bone by the calk, whicQ they will fell lower than it
can be imported. ctf.
Just imported in the last Vessels and to be fold by
EDWARD GOOLD,
In HANOVER-S QUAR E,
NEW rose butter, Gloucester cheese,
Mess beef, ox tongues in half barrels,
English pork in half barrels, vinegar,
Wellh ale and draught porter,
Port wine of the vintage, 78,
Tortola rum, eld Jamaica spirits, very high proof,
Linseed oil in jars, paints ground in oil,
R'gg' r 'g, brufheu and mops,.
Lamp black, boxes of tin,
A calk of hard metal spoons,
A few dozen of hand saws, (hot from No, r to 6,
Bar iron and German ftetl,
Earthen and glass ware,
Mens, womens and childrens shoes,
Mens, boys and sailors hats, mustard in cases,
Supeifine scarlet, white, 'blue and coloured broad
cloths, rattinets to match,
Womens India cotton hose,
Lilh linnens from 2s. to 10s. per yard,
Nankeens, bandanoe handkerchiefs,
Book muslin handkerchiefs, fine edgings,
Black lace, silk muslin, morea gowns,
Sail canvas, oznahurgs,
English mould candles, and belt hard soap,
Allen's claret in cases,
A few calks Madeira wine in bottles,
Bohea, foulhong, congo and hyfon teas,
A few bags new hop§, &c. &c.
A new anchor of loco wt. and a few packages of
twine, and lines.
Fresh Draught Porter,
In bogheads and barrels, just landed and to be fold by
EDWARD GOOLD,
In Hanover-Square,
WHO has also just imported in the Thomas, Diana,
and Commodore Hood, from Cork, and the last
vcffels from London,
Superfine kiln dry'd fliur,
Rose butter of the firft quality,
Mess beef in tierces, barrels and half barrels,
Ditto pork in half barrels fit for family use,
Ox tongues, mould and dipt candles.
Wax candles in (mail boxes,
Turpentine and marbled soap,
Irish linens and ftuffs, very fine Irish Iheeting,
Womens stays, mens brown beaver hats,
Fustians and jeans, 7 8 and 4-4 checks,
Mens,,womens and childrens ffioes in trunks,
A few trunks of Hofe's shoes,
Half ell, 3-4 and 4 4 modes,
White perfian and broad farfnet,
A very large assortment of silks,
Three and a quarter, four, four and a half pins,
The best Whitechapel needles,
Black pins, white and colour'd thread,
Ravens dqck, Russia Meeting,
Calicoes and chintzes,
Gold and silver epaulet lace with trimmings,
' Umbrella', men and womens^gloves, &c,&c.
. John Remfen,
At his Bore, No. 30, in Water-Street, corner of
King-Street, has for sale,
The following Articles, viz.
Madeira, Port,
Lisbon, and Tene
riffe wines, by the pipe, .
quarter calk, or dozen,
Claret in hogsheads and
bottles,
Old Jamaica spirits,
Old Antigua rum,
Weft-India and common
ditto,
Coniac and Common
brandy,
Holland Geneva,
London porter'in hhds.
and bottles,
Cherry brandy, molasses,
Fine Florence oil,
Anchovies, capers, olives
Mangoes and walnuts,
Wine vinegar,
Double and single refined
sugar,
Lump and mufcovado do
Hyfon, green and bohea
teas,
Gloucester and Cheshire
cheese,
,Mace, cinnamon, cloves,
Nutmegs,
Rose butter in firkins,
Mould and dipt candles,
Caftile & turpentine
soap,
Basket salt, alfpice,
Pepper and ginger,
Best Durham mustard,
Chocolate and coffee,
Poland starch, indigo,
Fig and powder blue,
Snuff in bladders and
bottles,
Cut and pigtail tobacco,
Mogul, Harry and An
drew cards,
Cotton and wool cards,
Cotton wool,
Bird ihot from Non to 7,
Raisins in calks and jars,
Bacon hams,
Wrapping paper,
Bees wax, new rice,
Mowing scythes,
Also a few barrels of fine
Flour.
To RESOLD,
A HOUSE in William-Street, next door so that
wherein Capt. James Bunyan now lives, ex
ceeding well frtua.e for a Biopkeeper, there being a
commodious front room for a shop. Three or four
other rooms in the house, besides a good cellar, and
an excellent kitchen ; theteis also a very good yard
with a commodious gangway from it to the street;
which makes it very convenient for Boring of wood;
For further particulars apply to Hugh Gaine.
For LONDON,
''° fail <witb or without Convoy)
The Ship Theresa,
remarkable "° ut and faft failing
""' mounts 20 fix pcunders,>nd
men answerable : FOl freighter paf
'age, apply to the matter on board at Brownejohn'g
wharf, or to HUGH SMITH, and Co.
THE partnership of Wright and Good
year, being now diffolvcd by mutual
consent, all those indebted to fed copartner-
Blip are requested to pay their refpedive ac
counts to Ephraim Smith, at Mr. Lewis
Grant's, the corner of the Fly Market, and
all those to whom, the said copartnership is in
debted are requested to apply to the said
Ephraim Smith for payment.
New-York, W M . WRIGHT,
J u| y 3, ^ GEO GOODYEAR.
Just imported in the lalt velfels from Eutope, and
now opening for sale by
ROBERT GAUL T,
No. 30, Hanover-Square,
SUPERFINE and second broad cloths, rattinets,
Walloons, tammies and durants; serges, calli
coes, chinrz<s, printed handkerchiefs, yard wide Irish
linens from 3s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per yard, brown and
white Russia Meetings and ravens duck, black ruf
feh, printed Buff, and fattinet, luteftrings, mantuas,
armozeens and brocades, fattens, peelongs, modes,
perfians, t?ffeties, bandanoes, lomals, and black
B rce'ona handkerchiefs; ribbons, thread edg mgs,
black and white laces and sewing silks, hosiery and
cutlery, London claret in cases, Madeira and genuine
red Port in pipes.
TO BE SOLD, BY
GEORGE BEL L,
No. 10, the corner of Water-ffeet, at the lower end =
of the Exchange Bridge,
A General assortment of groceries, a variety of
glass, china, and earthen ware. Also a large
assortment of lumber, such as joists and board.lof
different kinds.
For LONDON,
The Ship Henrietta,
James Bunyan, Master;
" double deck'd veffd, mounts 12
guns, and will fail with or without
^Mr^re convoy, at the option of the freight
ers: For terms of freight or passage, apply to Alex
ander and Miller, or to the captain on board at
Cruger's wharf.
' To be SOLD '
JOHN COWENHOVEN,
No. 14, Q^een-fbeet, three doors from the upper
End of the Fly-Maiket,
OLD Jamaica spirits, Welt-India rum, French
do. realErench brandy, English do. cherry do.
ftirub, genera by. the pipe, London porter in bottles
and in barrels; Madeira, Lisbon, and Port Wines,
cheese, American hams, rose butter, hyfon, lufhong,
and bohea teas, single refined loaf sugar, mufeovado
in hogsheads and barrels, coffee, mould and dipt
candles, nutmegs, mace, cloves, cinnamon, pimen
to, cayanne and black pepper, gingei, chocolate by
tie box, Batch, indigo, powder blue, cotton and
wool cards, Scotch fnuf fin bottles and bladders,
black rappee in cariftets, fillad oil, mustard, tur
pentine and old Cattile Lap lampblack in kegs,
writing and wrapping paper,ftythes, iid foot of dif
ferent sizes, Meetings, ozenbrigs; fein twine, ;a few
quintals dumb fifh, Philadelphia fuperfine flour,
mess beef and pork jolt imported, also a quantity of
extraordinary good molasses.
Edward Bardin,
Removed from the Fly-Market, to No. 47, the upper
end of Nassau-street, opposite the new Brick Meet
ing, where he has for sale, the follow Articles :
SPIRITS and rum by the hogshead or le ( s quan
tity; diff rent kinds of wines, as Madeira, Port,
Tenereiff, Fyal, &% Hyfon and common green tea,
molasses by the hogshead or less quantity, hares, ba
con, beef and pork, cheese, better by the firkin or
less, powder sugar in boxes, brown, mufeovado and
loaf sugar of sundry qualities, geneva by the case or
less quantity, fnuff in bottles; Philadelphia fuper
fine flaur by the barrel, raisins by the keg or less,
anchovies in bottles, figs by the frail or smaller
quantity, plain and turpentine soap by the box or
less, dipt and mould candles ; and all other articles
in the groceiy way.
All tavern-keepers or families may depend upon
being served with all kinds of liquors of the belt
quality and upon the most reasonable terms, and shall
be delivered without any expence.
George Gracie,
No. 8, Fly-Market, has for sale,
Bohea, 7
Co ^°> (Teas
ouinong, (
Hyfon, J
Coffee and chocolate,
Double and single refined
sugar,
Mufcovado sugar,
Raisins and almonds,
Port,7
Lisbon, ? Wines,
Madeira, J
Old spirits,
Weft India rum,
Coniac brandy,
Cherry Brandy,
Hollands Geneva,
Bottled porter,
Dorchester beer,
A general assortment of
Pickles, viz.
French beans, girkins,
W,alnuts,famphire, onions
East India monges,
Mellon, mangoes,
Mushrooms, capers,
India soy, queen's fanfe,
Ketchup, French olives,
Spanish Olives, anchovies
Best white Wine vinegar,
Florence oil,
Best Durham mustard.
Basket fait,
Yorkihire hams,
Tongues, split peafe,
Barley, soap,
Mould and dipt candles.
Hair powder, Barch,
Blue, cinnamon,
Nutmegs, cloves, mace.
Black pepper,
Long pipes by the box.
Short di^ n in '-=-= .
Macka . z.
Mens fineaaon
A few : 1-
Corti