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The Rebels, by this Attempt, have indeed got a
good deal of Plunder, chiefly from the Inhabitants,
of .which they may possibly he ready to boast; for
they have often boasted of Exploits which honest
Men would deem a DFgrace; and they have Reason
cn this Occafiop, to blush for their Conduct.
Lieut. Col. Edward Vaughan Dongan, Com
mandant of the 3d Battalion of New-Jersey Volun
teers, was the youngest Son of Walter Dongan, Esq;
late of Staten-illand,---was bred to the Law, and
fopported a molt amiable Character. He was in his
29th Year, and has left a young distressed Widow to
lament the Death of an affectionate Husband. Their
only Child died a few Hours before him.
Staten-Island, 28th August, 1777.
Sir,
“ Having seen a Paragraph in Mr. Robertson's
Gazette of this Date, giving an erroneous Narrative
of the Action on Staten-Bland the zzd Instant, I am
induced from a Belief of your Impartiality, and from
justice to the Troops who refeued the two Battalions
of Dongan and Alien, from impending Ruin, to
request that you, as \ Servant of the Public, will
take the Trouble to ask an impartial Spectator, Co
loneF Billop, of the Staten Island Militia, for a Con
firmation of the Truth of the following Fa&s, viz.
That the gzd Regiment on coming up to the Ground
occupied by the above Battalions, then engaged with
the Rear of the Rebels, marched briskly in their
Front, and took the Lead, under a pretty heavy.
Fire ; that soon afterwards a large Body of the Ene
my, aboot 150, laid down their Arms; that this
happened in Consequence of the gzd Regiment hav
ing, by fphited Exertions, got on the Flank of the
Enemy and charged with Bayonet; that there were
no other Troops then present ; thatthe gzd was con
siderably advanced before the Cannon, and in Front
of the Provincials : Colonel Billop and a few loyal
brave Men under his Command, was present to all
this, and at the Head of the 53d Regiment, with the
commanding Officer of that Corps.
“ No Relation is meant by the Writer of this,
again^ the two Provincial Corps mentioned above,
which, with Col. Bufkirk's Corps, merit the highest
Praise for (heir ready Obedience to General Camp
bell's Orders, and for their manly and brave Efforts
to annoy the Enemy : But as little Execution was
done, and few Prisoners taken, till the 52d came up
and rook the Lead, it is ungenerous in Mr. Robert
son's Correspondent, to withold from the Veterans, a
Sprig of the Laurel which waved before them, which
in the sultry Heat of the Dog-Days, they had made
a rapid March of Eighteen Miles to grasp at, and
who, in contending for the Wreath, had paid the
Tribute of some Lives.
“ In Justice to them, I dare fay you will gladly
seize the Opportunity of inserting, this in your Ga
zette of next Monday.
I am, Sir,
Your Humble Servant,
A SPECTATOR."
To Mr. Gaine, Printer, Nevo-l^rk. .
NEW - YOR.K, September i.
Last Friday fe'nnight, in the Mowing before Day
break, a Body of Rebels, under the Command or
Messrs. Sullivan, Smallwood, and De Bourg, landed
in two Divisions upon the Weft End of Stamen-Island.
By the Acknowledgment of some of their Officers,
now Prisoners here, their Number was, at lead 2000.
One Division of them soon fell in with a Part of the
New-Jersey Volunteers, which Brigade was polled,
in small Detachments, along the Side of the Eland,
from Decker's Ferry to the Point opposite Perth-
Amboy, a Distance of fifteen Miles. The Rebels,
greatly superior in Numbers, had the Fortune with
Sucre f s to engage the Detachment^that were com
manded by Lieut. Col. Lawrence, and Lieut. Col.
Barton, who were both made Prisoners, with several
other Officers, and a considerable Number of Men.
They then marched down to D cker's Ferry, where
they burned about 35 Tons of Hay, and let fire to
a Barn. As soon as the Alarm had reached Head
Quarters, Brigadier General Campbell marched with
t^ s zd Briti@ and 3d Battalion of Waldeck, leav
ing a Regiment of Anfpach to guard the Camp and
Redoubts. Upon the Approach of the regular
Troops the Rebels instantly marched off with all
Speed. In the mean Time Brigadier General Skin
ner had collected those of his Corps which had been
difladged from their Stations, and detached Major
- Tympany with 25 Men to gain Information of the
Route which the Enemy had taken. The Major
came up with a Number of them at the House cf Dr.
Parker, which they were plundering. He attacked
them immediately, killed several, and took the rest .
Prisoners ; among the killed was Mr. Smallwood's
Brigade Major. It was now known that the Rebels
on this Side had gone off towards Richmond; they
were eagerly pursued, and on the Road beyond that
Village an Account was received from Lieut. Col.
Dongan, that his Polt had been attacked by, the
second Division of the Enemy, and obliged to retire
(which they did with very little Loss) towards Lieut.
Col. Allen, who had himfelf very seasonably retired,
and taken post on a Height near Pripce's-Bay, where
Lieut. Col. Dongan had joined him. A large Body
of the Rebels had twice made<a Shew of attacking
them, btr finally declined it, and marched off to
wards the Ol<l Blazin°-Star. Thole two gallant
Officers soon determined to pursue them, and now
gave Information to Brigadier General Skinner that
they were on the Way, and requested Orders, which
were immediately dispatched to them, to proceed,
and at all Events to attack the Enemy as soon as
possible; informing them at the fame Time, that
their Brother Volunteers from the right were coming
up with all Speed to join them, and that the Regular
Troops, with General Campbell, were at Hand to
support them. These Odors were executed with
equal Spirit and Success. Notwithstanding a great
Disparity of Numbers; these new Troops attacked
the Rear of the Enemy, confiding cf Smallwood's
and other Corps that are fo<emoft in Reputation
among the Rebels, with an Intrepidity and Perseve
rance that wou'd have done Honour to Veterans.
A considerable Number of the Enemy were killed,
and about 300 taken Prisoners, including 21 Officers,
viz. I Lieut. Col. 3 Majors, 2 Captains, 10 Lieu
tenants, 3 Ensigns, 1 Surgeon, and I Officer wound
ed. By this Time General Campbell had got up
one Piece of Cannon, with a Detachment of the
Artillery. That Piece was soon followed by two or
three more, and a well directed Fire of round and
Grape Shot had a- great Effeft on the Rebel Boats,
and on those of their People who had got over to the
Jersey Shore. Our Loss, in the whole Affair, is 5
killed, 7 wounded, and 84. miffing. Among the
wounded were Lieutenant Col. Dongan and Major
Barnes, both Officers of distinguished Bravery. 1 he
former, a young Gentleman of uncommon Merit,
both as a Man and a Soldier, is since dead of his
Wounds. His Loss i> greatly regretted, and his
Memory will ever be dear to all those who had the
Pleasure of his Acquaintance, Major Barnes, tho'
ihot through the Lungs, it is hoped may poflibly
recover.
We hear the Rebels have published a most pompous
Account of a Skirmish between Part of his Excellen
cy General Burgoyne's Army, and the Green Moun
tain Militia, the Particulars of which we have not
yet been able to learn.
Mr. Washington we are told is gone to the Sou
thard; Mr. Sullivan, after the Attack on Staten-
Island, marched to Brunswick with the Troops he
had left, where he remained a few Days, but after
wards put about, and is now at a Place called Spring
field, eight Miles back of Elizabeth-Town ; Mr.
M'Dougall, and Putnam, are at Peek's-Kill, col
le&ing a Body of Men [as they give out] in Order
to attack Kingfbridge.
The Report we had last Friday, that 2000 of the
Rebels had again landed on Long-Island, was with
out Foundation: However two Regiments from this
Island immediately marched, and had got as far as
Newtown before they were countermanded. The
Militia of Queen's County turned out in great Num
bers, but were soon ordered to return.
We have the Pleasure to acquaint the Publick,
that the little Township of Jamaica, op. Long-Island,
in Qaen's County, have contributed to the En
couragement of the new Corps rais'd in this Pro
vince at the Request of our Governor Major-Ge
neral Tryon, to the amount of Two Hundred and
Nineteen Pounds; which Sum was delivered into the
Hands of Thomas White, Esq; in Nevy-York, by
Joseph French, Esq; by Desire of his Excellency.
Wednesday arrived here from Tobago, the Ship
Catharine, John Freeman, Master, laden with Rum
and Sugar; (he was on the 13th Ultimo taken by a
Rebel Privateer Sloop called the Baltimore Hero,
commanded by one Hafey, who put on board the
Ship one Lieutenant, a Prize-Master, and three
Hands. They kept Peffeflion of her nine Days;
but in the Night of the 22c! past; Captain Freeman,
being assisted by the Hands left on boaid belonging
to the Ship, resumed the Command, and brought
her fafe into his defined Port.
We are informed, that a few Weeks ago, three
Half Joes, that belonged to a Gentleman's Estate
that died in Philadelphia, were put up at publick
Vendue at the Coffee-Houfe, at that Place, and that
they were fold for 751. payable in square Dollars.
A Person that left Philadelphia a few Days since
acquaints us, that with pressing and clearing the
Goals at that Place, they have at length manned one
of their Frigates, but the Seamen are much dfeon
,ented, and desire for nothing more than to get out
to Sea, expecting then to have an Opportunity soon
to extricate them'felves from their present Masters.
Friday Afternoon Capt. , arrived here from
Jamaica in 27 Days : He failed from thence in Com
pany with 70 Sail, under Convoy of his Majesty's
Frigate Boreas, and parted from them 7 Days ago :
In the Gulph one of the Fleet, a Brig from Jamaica,
was struck with Lightning and burnt, the Crew was
taken out.
Last Saturday Evening his Majesty's Frigate the
Greyhound, arrived here from Rhode-Inland with a
Number of Vessels under her Convoy.
Extrafl from the Journal of an Officer on board bis
Majeffs Ship King's-Fifer, Capt. Graham, dated
Augufl 26.
“ This Morning at 4 o'Clock, a Ship and a Brig
came down the Seconnet Passage : I gave Chace to the
Ship and fired Bow Chafes ar her. She finding that
I came up with her, and my Shot reach her, run
ashore on the Seconnet-Poirit, just before Day-Light.
I came to an Anchor a Stern of her within Pistol
Shot, and fired many Shot through her. I saw a
Number of Men running from her, upon which I
sent a Boat on board, and made sass a Hawser to her,
but found I could not heave her off, as it was Ebb
Tide, and die fall upon the Rocks. At the fame
Time saw many Hundred People assembled on the
Shore, behind Hedges, who kept firing Mufauetry
at us and the Boats. I then gave Orders to the
Lieutenant to gb on board and set Fire to her. He
found her to be a Rebel Privateer Ship of 20 fix
Pounders on the Main Deck, and 2 three Pounders
on the Quarter Deck, with 15 Swivels, and a great
Number of Small Arms; a new Vessel and exceed
ing well found, clear for Action, with a Light in
the Light-Room of the Magazine. When the was
all on Fire, and her Guns, which were loaded with
Round and Grape Shot, began to go off, I got under
Way and flood to the Distance of about a Mile from
her; at Half past 5 o'Clock the blew up. The Brig
in the mean Time went past us: She was a Mer
chant Vessel."
Sunday fe'nnight Capt. Freeman spoke his Maje
sty's Ship Phoenix, Hyde Parker, Esq; Commander,
off Egg-Harbour, on board of which he put his Pri
soners.
Since our last several Gentlemen have arrived here
from Philadelphia, by whom we learn, that Colonel
Butler with 3,000 Indians, &c. were at Pittfourgh;
that the Rebels have loft several Thousand Barrels of
Beef and Pork which they had endeavoured tenure
with Salt of their own marufa&ure ; and that the
Militia had nearly put a Period to the Existence of one
Bradford, who had forced them to work eight Hours
per Day for Two Shillings, and those who had Im
pudence enough to complain of this Treatment, he
obliged to march with their Accoutrements, Fifteen
Miles out of the City and home again the fame Day,
till about a Fortnight since they began to mutiny,
and one who was pitched on by the rest to complain
of his Injustice for withholding Two Shillings and
Six-pence per Day of what the Cengrefs allowed
them [that being Four Shillings and Six-pence] was
immediately picketed. His Comrades being able no
longer to keep Temper, let on Mr. Bradford, who
made his Escape to, and secured himfelf in the Guard
House, which the enraged Multitude tore down, but
not before a Party of Congress Veterans was so near
as to wrest Bradford out of their Hands before they
had eff c aed their Purpose, so that he only got a feveie
Flogging as Earnest to what awaits him. It was
with the greatest Difficulty Mr. Washington could
get them to do more Duty, but has at last agreed
that they shall work two Hours per Day, for Two
Shillings.
Last Wednesday Evening the armed Brig Lord
Dunmore, Capt. Wright, arrived here with Dif
patchrs from their Excellencies Lord and General
Howe. Capt. Wright left the grand Fleet off Pa
tuxent, 150 Miles up Chefepeak Bay, on the 14th
ult. when they were continuing their Course with a
fair Wind.
A Cartel, Capt. Huffey, arrived here the fame
Evening from Boston, in 6 Days, with a Number of
Ship Makers, who had, at different Times, been
taken by Privateers.
We hear Bread is very scarce at Boston, but that
other Provisions were pretty plenty.
The Rebel Frigate Randolph, we are.told, has
got out of Charleftown, South-Carolina, with 15
Sail of Vessels.
We hear that Commodore Hotham has very gene
rcufly given up the Salvage of the above Ship to
the Master and Mariners that refeued her from the
Hands of the Rebels and brought her into this Port.
ISaturday last a Rebel Officer wartaken rear our
Lines at Kmgfbridge, who reports, That a few Day s
since, General Burgoyne's Army fell in with, that of
the Rebels near Albany, when a bloody A&ion en
sued; in which the Royal Army fuffeicd much, but
that the Rebels were routed, and two of their princi
pal Officers killed.
}From Rhode-Bland we have similar Accounts, and
I'tisfaid one of the principal Rebel Officers killed, is
I supposed to be Arnold.
Yeftefday died of the Wounds he received in the
late Skirmdh at Staten-Island, Major Barnes; much
lamented, as a worthy Man and gallant Officer.
By Order of his Excellency
'lieutenant GENERAL
Sir HENRY CLINTON.
THE f armers are hereby directed
immediately to deliver into His
Majesty's Magazines, (as mentioned
in a former Advertisement) all the
ST RAW they have already thrafh'd,
and that they without Delay get the
Remainder ready.
It is expected that due Attention be
paid to this Order, as any further
Delay must occasion disagreeable Me
thods.
GEORGE BRINLEY,
Commissary of Forage.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
This morning at 11 o'clock, at Bache's wharf,
Will be SOLD,
A Quantity . damaged provisions, viz. flour, bread,
butter, peafe, &c. &c.
To-morrow,,
At the Coffee-House,
A few ho/fheads Rappahannock tobacco of the
firft quality, from on board the prize schooner Eagle.
Likewise a quantity Russia duck.
And at 1 o'clock, at Brownejohn's wharf,
The prize brig F RIENDSH 1 P.
On Friday 12 o'clock,
The brig AURORA.
Extremely well found with all stores, and may go
to Fa with very little expence ; lately fneath'd and
hove down ; very good accommodations, and is a
remarkable fall sailer, now lying at Burling, Slip.
Inventories of the above vessels to be seen at John
M'Adam, and Co's, vendue-office, where may be
had at private sale, 30 barrels fuperfine flour.
On Wednesday next,
Will be SOLD at .
The Merchant's Coffee-Houfe,
At XI o'clock, by
TEMPLETON and STEWART,
10 hhds. Welt-India rum,
8 hhds. claret.l
At their Vendue house they have for sale,
Irish linens, checks, plated candietticks and
waiters, Lisbon and white wine, &c.
To be SOLD by
HENRY WHITE,
CHOICE red wine, mess beef and pork, in tierces
and barrels; Irish butter, candles, cordage, and
j ftrtped blankets by the bale.
^^ For GLASGOW,
IThe Briganttne
^^CHARLOTTE,
' X Andrew Watson, Master;
I 'll'" fail with the firft convoy for
IA Europe. For freight or passage
lapply to the master on board at the ship-yard wharf.
^ BOAT cut from the Bern of the brig Bristol packet,
I /"'k. lying at the ordnance wharf, in the night between
iMonday and Tuesday the 19th ult. a large MOSES
j BOAT; and as for want of proper information such
I crimes frequently p.afs with impunity, a reward of Ten
! Guineas is hereby offered for the detention of the
I theft, and the money will be paid upon the information
! of one or more creditable persons, by
JAMES CAREW
Master of the Bristol packet ordnance store ffiip.
IF Mr, THOMAS GORDON, mariner, is in town, or
on board any ffiip or vessel now bound for Scotland, it
is hoped he will call or fend some fafe hand to take away
,his empty chess, and fend some cash by the person so
' employed by him the said Thomas Gordon, to George
I Campbell, in Irish-street, for board only, the sum of
I £-15 0 '• since I learn he is gone in the sloop Sally,
ICapt. Rodgers. He is an Aberdeenman.
I FOUND on the 30th of August,
APIECE of CANVASS. Any person that has loft
it, and will give a true description of the marks,
may have it again by applying to
THOMAS MING.
TTUGTI GAINED
— - — Has for SALE,,
'At his BOOK-STORE in Hanover-Square,
The following Articles, viz.
IMPERIAL PAPER for
draughts,
, Royal and medium ditto,
I Demoy and post ditto,
IGilt ditto for letters,
I Plain ditto for letters,
I Ledgers,
} Journals,
I Day books,
Receipt ditto,
Memorandum ditto,
Orderly ditto for gentlemen
of the army,
; Best office quills and pens,
Sealing wax,
Wafers,
Best English parchment,
Parchment prickers.
Fountain pens,
Pruning knives,
Penknives and feiffars,
Pocket inkholders,
WITH
Bibles, testaments, spelling books, primers, common
prayer books, large and final! ; and a confiderablc variety
of other books. Alfothe very best
Englifl) fmoaking tobacco, by the pound.
And SHO £ of different sizes.
Ivory letter folders,
Best black lead pencils with
silver cases,
Pounce and pounce boxes.
Letter files for counting
houses,
Playing cards,
Red tape for tieing papers,
Leather fnuff boxes,
Tobacco ditto,
Best razors,
Strops and hones,
Gun screws and hammers,
Powder flafks,
Shot pouches,
Burning and reading glasses,
Dice boxes,
Men for backgammon tables
Excellent tooth powder,
Anderson's pills,
Keyfer's pills,
R yan's sugar plumbs,
In Sraith-ftreet, nearly opposite Pitt's Statue.
At which may be had, a great variety of Goods, in
, almost eve y branch, bought chiefly of the manufaau
rers, with ready money, and will be fold by wholesale
at a reasonable rate, for present pay ; among which are
the following, viz.
ALL widths of Irilhl
linens
Irilh and Russia Meeting
White and dyed Russia drabs
Ruffiaducle and Raven's do.
Ofnabrigs and Tickling
burghs
Table cloths, napkins, and
toweling
Callicoes, chintz and muflint
Cambrics and lawns, diapers
Nankeen and linen flowered
waistcoats, brocades
All colours modes & fattins 1
White and coloured Marseil
les quilting for ladies petti
coats, and gentlemen's
waistcoats
Ladies fluff petticoats
Women and childrens flays
Women and childrens ffioes
and pumps
Men and boys neat made
shoes and pumps
Ladies newest faihioned
gauze caps
Newest faihioned gauze,with
a great variety of ribbons,
cap laces and edgings
Ladies and gentlemens lea
ther, thread and silk gloves
Hats
Ladies and gentlemens fine
thread and cotton hose
Silk and linen handkerchiefs
Ginghams, Penniafcoes,
Bengals
Cloutings and huckabacks
Dutch laces, Holland tapes
Scotch and colour'd wax
thread
Pins, needles, thimbles,
combs
Qualities, garterings, fringes
Sewing silks, fhir bittons
Gold and silver spangles and
edgings
Skeleton and covered wire
Black and white lace and
trimmings
Silk, thread, and worsted
breeches patterns
Worsted crewel and canvas
Mens silk, cotton, and wor
sted caps
Superfine, middling, and
coarse broad cloths, Wal
loons, tammies, with but
tons, silk, and other trim
mings for do.
Fustian:, thicksets, jeans,
jennets
Dutch, Poliffi, and German
cord and cordelures for gen
tiemens breeches, &c.
Serge denim and serge de
Rome for breeches
White, plain, and corded
dimity for db.
Linen and cotton Manchefte%
checks
Cotton counterpanes, bed
ticks
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RUN-away on the 261 b of March, from Francis Co
nihane, living at Peek's-Slip, No. §99, a negro
ftilow named DICK, about 5 set 6 inches, a baker by
trade, and'has followed that bufipefs with one Naugle,
hear Kingfbridge, and has waited a while on ayentlemara
in the Queen's Rangers; freaks thick, has a mark over
one of bis eyes, and a fear on his breaftj was born in
St, Kites, walks sometimes as if he was lame, and is
t oubied a little with the rheumaricks. Took with him
a dark gray coat and jacket, with white and check (hirts,
sundry Grip'd trowftrs, and a red and white striped jacket.
It is supposed he keeps ^bout Kingibridge. Whoever
will bring him to his said master, Ihail be entitled to the
reward.
N^ B. Al! persons are forewarned not to harbour said
fellow, at their peril.
D E B LOI S's Store,
are the following :
GREEN and white ivo
ry carvinpfrtable, and
uelart ferfiled knives and
forks
Block ebony, cam-wood,
buck and fplfc tone ditto
Razors, penknives; fciflars,
pocket, butcher and cifter
knives
Flam'd flore, and double
pocket ditto
Horfs f/iffars, ox and horse
Reams
A variety of door, chest and
other locks, hinges, bolts
and firews
Shoe knippers and joiners
pincers
Hand, tenept, faffi, compass,
and befl wood laws, with
a variety of carpenters
rules and compasses
Best awl blades and Ihoe
tacks
Carpenters and ffioe ham
mers
Candlesticks, fconces,bfafs ;
bag locks andfckl#
Netting pins, brass and iron
Wire assorted
Hooks and eyes
Brass drawer handles and
cloak pins
Bras efeutcheon pins and'
awl hafts
^, With a variety of aft
hard-ware, and cutlery way,
N. B. At the fame place, ce
and silver, tn,t o ii
Just imported in (he ver- t^ v^h firm London, in!
will be difyoCd of Wholeifc and Retail, bv
RICHARD SAUSE,
At his Hard,ware Store in Water, fleet, near the lower
end of the fy-mirhe, a fmdll.;Hut general assortment
of CUTLERY and HARD-WARE, among which
MASTERS of Vessels having Tin Ware,
or Iron Wire, to dispose of, may hear
of a Purchaser, by applying to
ANDREW COUGHLAN,
TINMAN,
At the Foot of Golden-Hill, in Queen-street,
No. 195.
!HuhteA half do. ana twig
whips
Gilt, plated, pinchbeck,
Reel and common Wee,
knee, and ftotk buckles
Acetal coat and vest buttons
Silver top'd cruit frames
Shaving boxes and brushes
I Powder machines, bags and
down puffs
Tooth, buckle and fhbe
brushes
4 variety of low priced pc
ket books
Enamelled, japanned, fnuff
and tobacco boxes
Edweczers;. black hair pins
and key swivels
Peeble, cypher, hirer and
common Reeve buttons
Flat, gilt, graved nap sh feala
and triarg'e do. in silver
Sail palms, white arid brass
thimbles
Temple fpefHehs, pocket
looking glares, and
pinching irons
Brass Reales, and ftfeLyards
Gilt links, silver 2nd metal
Foe clafpa
Razor Brops, tea tongs and
double worm gimbtas
Buckling and common horn
combs
Pocket ink pots and Reel
plysrs,
acles in the silver, jewellery,
, too tedious to mention.
4^ will be given for old gold
Ie fhe!l and ivory.
Striped and checked bed fur
niture
White jeans, and allapeens,
Officers gold epaulets, lace
and fringes
Twitted bullion knots,
fring'd tassels
Navy and regimental gold
buttons
Saddle cloths
Calimancoes, ruffels, list
ings, cambists, bays and
flannels
Caffimters and Wiltons
German serges, kerfeys
Worsted and hair plushes
Looking glasses
Paper hangings
All forts of writing paper,
quills, &c.
All forts spices, and black
pepper
Currants
FUlk; oil, capers, walnuts,
and filberts
Red herrings
Turlington's balsam of life
Stoughton's elixir
Violins, bows, flutes, violin
firings, &c.
Variety of china ware
Glass do.
Crates of earthen ware
All sizes of nails, tacks, and'
battens
English and German steel
Bar, and mill'd sheet lead
Iron dripping pans
AH forts of pewter ware
All sizes ficklcs
All forts Sheffield ware
All forts Birmingham- ware
All forts shoemakers tools
All forts faddlers ware
All forts files and rasps
Brass cabinet ware
Brass chaise and chair nails
All forts fhec brushes
Rag stones
Mops
Best London glue
Corks
English sole leather, wax
and grain skins, and wax
boot legs
Cod, mackrel, and small
filling lines
Cod, mackrel, and all forts
filing hooks
White and red lead
Linseed oil
Long and short pipes
Sewing, salmon and seine
twine
Time glasses
- Ships buntings
Brass scales and weights
Neat sword blades and belts
keve buttons
: Angling rods
Hard soap
Lapedary
White -and red foil.
Window glass.