The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1778-06-15 00:00:00, page 3

NEW-YORK, June ifr
His Majesty's Ship Trid% lately hrrwed ^
the Commiffi^ners and Lord Cornwall's, at Phila
delphia, carries the broad I endant of the gallant
Commodore Elliot, (Brother to the Superb
dent General of the Port and Police of this City)
who last French War, bravely attacked and captu
red on the Western Coast of Scotland, the Squadron
cf Monsieur Thurot, who had done much Milchiet
to the Trade, and greatly alarmed the Ports of that
The Rebels were down at East-Chester last Week,
and carried off Prisoner from thence Mr. Isaac But
ter ; they also made an Attempt on the Piquet Guard
©n Stfolfland last Tuesday Night, but were beat
off the Particulars of which are as follow, viz.
About One o'Clock the Rebels began a heavy
Cannonade from their Works at Ehzabeth-Town
Point, and soon after attempted to land, in a Num
ber of Flat Boats, upon Staten-Bland, between the
Blazing-Star and Burnt-Bland; but finding the 1 ro
rinciai Troops Rationed at that Place, were alarmed,
and prepared to give them a proper Reception, they
returned to the Jersey Shore, and remained quiet till
about folk o'clock the fame Morning, when they
again made their Appearance in ten Boats, each lup
pofed to contain 100 Men, and attempted to land at
the fame Place, under Cover of the Fire from their
Batteries, and a continued Ddcbarge of Small Arms
from the Boats; but they were so vigorously opposed
by Gen. Skinner's Brigade, that they were obliged
to make'a final arid'difgraceful Retreat. In the In
terim the Corps of Royal Artillery, p^ed at tne
Redoubts'befyvixt Ryerfon and Cole's fourty, were
hi Motion,' an'd proceeding to the Part of the BUhu
alarmed, by the Road to Decker,-Ferry, with twd
Six Pounders: The Troops at the different Ports oh
the Bland, were also under Arms, and much disap
pointed, when Orders from Gen. Campbell, to re
turn- to th@fr Clin ton niehts, were brought by the
Light Horse. — -
There are now at Cranberry Inlet, in -New-Jerfy,
thtee Gallies from New-Londorr, of 4- Guns eadh,
that have taken several Vessels, among thenra Schoo
ner from Cork with Provisions, and a Vessel from
the Wert-Indies, with Rum and Sugar.
We learn that a Party of Indians being lately at
Schohary, about 40 Miles Weft of Albany, a Num
ber of Loyalists assembled and joined them : When
this was understood at Albany, a Detachment con
sisting of 38 Continental- Troops and 50 of the Mi
litia, raised in and near that City, were dispatched
for that Place, of which Movement, the Indians get
ting Intelligence, attacked them with such Success,
that they killed or took the Whole except Eleven,
Seven of whom were badly wounded.
'Laft Thurfdav Night a Party of Rebels assembled
at the House of one W^fer, 8 Miles Eartward of
Huntington, where on^Robertfon, a Pedlar, had
lodged, who they robbed cf all his Goods, and took
a Sum of Money from Mr. Wefer.
Friday the sth inst. Ebenezer Dayton, with fix
ethers, by a Stratagem, took Mr. M'Entire's Sloop
whilst they lay near Blue Point.; and the fame Day
Gripped a sloop belonging to Mr. Lindley Murray,
at or near the fame Place. : .1
Next Day another Party composed of one Rogers,
Halsey, Sayer, and White, collected at Southampton,
with a Number of others, in order to prevent Provi.fi
ons from being sent to New-York; and that Night,
a Party from the Main, in a Whale Boat, seized a
Sloop at the Entrance of Brookhaven Harbour, with
a Quantity of Goods from this Port, for the Use of
the Inhabitants in that Neighbourhood ; and the fame
Party, the fame Night, 'plundered the House of Phi
lip Roe, at the Drowned Meadows, about 3 Miles
Eastward of Brookhaven, of acohfiderable Quantity
of Goods and Cash. c :
Saturday Morning was. fentinto this Port by his
Majesty's Ship Experiment, Sir James Wallace,
• Commander, the Brig Little Benjamin, Jacob How
ell, late Master, fromEJames River, Virginia, for
Amsterdam, laden with 300 Hogsheads of Tobacco,
zo,ooo Staves, &c. This Brig has been in Port for
more than two Years past, waiting an Opportunity
to put to Sea.
THE partnership of MURRAY and
BARNET, being dissolved, all per
sons who have any just demands against them,
are desired to bring in their accounts; and
those who are indebted to them are requeued
to make immediate payment at theu late llore
near Burling's Slip.
Virginia, Carolina, Boston, &c. loaded with
some Salt, Wine, Brandy, Cloathing, &c. &c.
Many Letters for the Congress were found on
board said Snow: She is about 250 Tons, and
was spoke with off Long Island last Wednesday.
About 10 Days since Capt Lyon spoke with
the Letter of Marque Ship Marlborough, from
Liverpool for Philadelphia, who had taken
two Prizes, one of which was loaded with Rice
and Indigo, the other with Tobacco.
About 11 o'clock last Saturday Evening
a Party of about 20 Rebels, supposed to have
come from Amboy, carried off from Flatbufh,
on Long-Island, Major Moncrief, and Mr.
Theophylacte Bache, of this Place.
The fame Party attempted to break into the
House of David Mathews, Esq; our Mayor,
in order to carry him off likewise ; but as they
did not get in as faft as they expeded, and
an old Negro firing a Gun, they thought pro
per to decamp, taking with them two or three
Rebel Officers.
There are 4 Prizes at the Hook, taken by
Capt. Goodridge's Tender.
(C Maredant's Drops, Keyfer's -Pills, Ry
an's Sugar Plumbs, Anderson's Pills, and sun
dry other genuine efficacious Medicines, fold
by H. Gaine.
The Letter of Marque Ship Richard, Capt.
Lyon, of Liverpool, of 16 Guns, and 70 Men,
arrived here last Friday, in 12 Weeks from
Liverpool. About a Month since he fell in
with and took a French Snow from France for
To be fold at public Vendue,
TO-MORROW,
At the Coffee-Houfe,
A parcel of large and final! spikes,
Made of the best Spanish iron,
In boxes of 200 lb. to 300 lb. each.
Bv P. M'DAVITT, Vendue M&r.
TO-MORROW,
A large Sale of GOODS,
At P. M'Davitt's Store,
Near the Coffee-Houfe.
Just imported in the Jbip Alfred, John Bolton, comman
der, from London, and to be fold by
' William and Minton Collins,
As their flore No. 841, next door to Mr. Hugh Gaine's,
in Hanover-Square, upon reasonable terms, for caffi
QEVEN-eight and 4-4 Irish linen, coarse and fine ;
J 9-8 wide Russia and Iriffi flieeting, white ditto dril
ling) 7-8, 4-4, and 6-4 cotton checks ; brown and white
ozenbrigs, 10-4, <l-4$ and' 12-4 cotton counterpanes,
copperplate Qiapes for waiftepats, English chintzes and
callicoes, striped, check'd, ajd plain muslins ; cambricks
and lawns, silk handkerchiefs, cotton romal and linen
do. fine linen shirts, ruffled and plain ; linen shirts with
Ombrick trills, for the arrow; long Russia linen trow
fers to button at the legs, for do. fbong English shoes for
do. fine do. do. suits of cloaths ready made, jean waist
coats and breeches, striped and fwanfkin jackets, linen
waistcoats with copperplate borders, check shirts, ozen
brig and Russia duck, frocks and trowfers, Teamens round
hats, fine beaver do. men and womens thread, cotton,
and silk hofc ; cloth colour and black breeches pattern
nutmegs, cloves, mace and cinnamon, pins and needle,,
compteat table and tea sets of china, china plates and
dishes, blueand white do. bowls, various sizes do, ditto
mug do. cream colour plates and, dishes, hair, powder in
pound papers, hard and foft pomatum, fine feented soap
and wash-balls, shaving boxes with br,ufhes, ditto filed
with soap, brush, &c. powder bags and puffs, large and
final! black balls, crooked combs in horriand tortoise
shell, fine ivory, buckling, tupee, setting, and quill-back
combs; rose water, Hungary and lavender water.
On Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock,
Will be fold by Public Auction,
At Bowman and Codner's
Auction-Office, Hanower-Square,
A variety of En'glifh GOODS,
Suitable to the present season.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Coffee-House,
TO-MORROW,
12 Tierces of Barbados cane spirits
12 Barrels of coffee, and
4 Barrels of Mufcovado sugars.
Qn Wednesday,
4 Hogffieads of Jamaica rum,
6 Calks of excellent brandy, and
One calk of old geneva.
At Daniel McCormick's
VENDUE-HOUSE,
On Friday, t
WILL BE SOLD,
Linen and cotton checks, printed
linens and chintzes, cambricks, gar
lix, brown linen, Bandanoe, Scotch
and printed handkerchiefs, felt and
caftor hats, and a variety of other
goods. ' 7j•
Public Außid^, -
''(For CASH orl,). to ^
'.On TUESDAY next, ?
At the Coffee-House,
10 Hogsheads old rum,
16 Barrels liver: and gurry oil,
A few cheftsiof fallad oil,
And a quantity of soles and heels^
On WEDNESDAY,A
About 30 bags excellent coffee.;
By JOHN M^DAM, and Co.
Just imported and 'to be SOLDby
Robert Alexander and Co.
At their Store No* . 9,7, Water-freet,
IRISH beef in tierces, ox tongues, in kegs, loaf
fhgar in hogsheads, bottled porter in ditto ; nan
keens, India chintzes, Irish linens, Silesia dowlas,
cotton checks, table cloths, jeans, quilting, &c.
Also, the following WIN ES, equal in quality
to any that have ever been imported into this city ;
Madeira wine in pipes, various prices, Teneriffe do.
in pipes, hoglheads and quarter-calks, Lisbon ditto
in quarter-calks. 1 1
IRISH LINENS,
Printed linens and cot
tons, newest patterns,
Printed linen and cotton
handkerchiefs.
Cambricks and lawns,
Silk gauze and gauze hand
kerchiefs,
Newest figured ribbons,
Mens and womens white
thread hose,
Mens white, blqek, and co
loured silk flockings,
Ravens duck,
Broad cloth of the most fa
fhionable colours,
An elegant assortment of
luteftrings, brocades and
fattens,
r AI.S 0,
Port, Iherry, Lilbon anp claret wines, London and
Glasgow porter, single and double refined sugar, bohea,
copgo, and byfon teas, and a quantity of bast rofc button
BOHEA TE A,
HYSON ditto,
Loaf Sugar, in Hogsheads,
INDIA taffaties,- black and coloured ; callicoes,
muslins, long lawns, diaper and table linen,
ruffia Sheeting, ravens duck, &c. &c.
Just imported, and to be fold at
Mr. B OO T H's Store,
STOLEN or ffrayed awa^ the 4th inst. from Cornelius
Cozine, at Bloomingdale, a large brown MILCH
COW: Sheis very heavy, and has a large Q; gives a
good mess of milk ; she has got some white on her flank
and under her belly. Whoever returns her, or gives in
formation so that the may be had again, /hall be entitled
to theabove reward.
EMANUEL WALKER,
Is removed to Hanover-Square, No, 853, opposite
the Commodore's, where he has for sale, on the
most moderate terms (by the package or piece) for
caffi, or on fliort credit;
Five Dollars Reward.
No. 225, Queen-Street/a
A FEW CHESTS OF
Gold and silver lace,
Black silk croize fattinet
and chain tabby,
Military and common shoes,
Mens fine shoes,
Womens leather and calli
mancoe shoes and^pumps,
Carpeting of various sizes,
S^il cloth from No. 1 to 8,
Sadlery and cutlery in af
forted.calks,
White glass ware,
Window glass 7 by 9, 9 by
ir, and 10 by 12,
Scots fnuff and rappee^i
Mens fine coarl'e hats,
Writing paper,
Paints of all colours, /./
Linseed oil.
At 1 o'clock at the Merchant's Coffee -House,
The good brigantine Hannah,
Burthen about 120 tons, as,fhe now lies in
the Albany dock, being extremely Well found,
and may be ready for sea in 24 hours.—ln
ventory to'be seen on board, or by applying
to THOMAS LUDLOW, jun.'
Auctioneer.
Andalso
Prudent Advice to young Tradesmen
and Dealers.
The whole better adapted to these American Colo
nies, than any other Book of the like Kind.
ByGEORGE, FISHER,
Accomptant.
A LARGE assortment of silk gauzes both black and
white, among which are fashionable trimming
gauzes of all kinds, and rich brocaded gauze handker
chiefs, bonnet paper, mens beaver hats both black and
white, tritnmed'with gold cbrd, mens velvet bound ditto
boys Macaronies and turn'd up whinfeys trim'd with gold
cord and gold bands, fashionable plated shoe and knee buc
kles, common buckles, all kinds, large and small, soldiers
, copper regimental ditto, knives, feiflors, razors, links
of all kinds, plain carv'd plated and gilt metal buttons,
very newest patterns, playingcards, writing quills, silver
watches, chapes for silver buckles, with many other ar
ticles fuirabl, for the season,- too tedious to enumerate.
Two very neat PHALTONS,
ONE with a crean neck; and one CHARIOT, to
be fold cheap. For farther particulars apply to
James Hallett, coach-maker, in the Broadway, near St.
Paul's.
N.,8. A quantity of excellent London porter in calks
and bottles, fuldiers shirts, and London in de boots and
shoes, with ah assortment offadlery, and a chaise harness:
-^,p .—
'To be fold at public auction,
This MORNING, 12 o'clock,
At Bfownejbhn's wharff, ° ' ^ ^< 1
20Hhds. I Molasses.
A/WET NURSE.
WANTED, iri a gerjtl man's family, a woman
with a good breast qf milk, :Such a one, with
a good recommendation, will meet with encouragement
by applying to the printer, rir q a'o.'to,*. W?ter-ftreeh
publifoea, to be
HUGH GAIN E,
?.THE
American Inftru&or:
OR, 1 ;
) Young Man's best Companion.
<Containing,
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithme
tic, in an easier Way than any yet published ; and
how to qualify any Person for Business, without the
Helpof a Master.
Tnftruaions to write Variety of Hands, with Copies both
in Prose and Verse. Howto write Letters on Business
or Friendship, )Fcrms of Indentures, Bonds, Bills of
Sale, Receipts, Wills, Leases, Releases, &c.
Also Merchant's Accompts, and a fhoit and easy Method
of S,hop and Book-Keeping; with .a Description of
the several American Colonies.
Together with the Carpenter's plain and craft Rule;
flawing bow to measure Carpenters, Joiners, Sawyers,
Bricklayers, Plaifterers, Plumbers, Masons, Glafiers,
and Painter's Work. How to undertake each Work,
and at what Price; the Rates of each Commodity,
and the common Wages of Journeymen ; with Gun-
:ter's Line, and Coggefhal's Description of the Sliding
.Rule.
Likewise the Practical Gauger made easy; the Art of
Dialing, and how to ereft and fix any Dial; with In-;
ftruaions for Dying and Colouring, and making Co
lours..
W. SOUTHGATE,
In Smith-street, oppefite Mr. Grove Bend's, has imported
in the Alfred, from London, the following goods, to
be fold wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices each
article can be afforded fortafh.
An assortment of STL K S, confining of,
Brocades, tobines,
Tabbies, ducapes,
Manttia&,
Luteflrings, a variety.
Rich black, white and blue
fattenty
Perfiahs, black, white, pink
and green,:
Modes and peelongs,
T/ffeties, corded silk,
Morea sown patterns,
Silk, callimancoe, and ftuff
petticoats,
Silk arid fatten cloaks,
Sewing silks, all colours, a
jarge afiortment,
Silk twist and knee garters,
Silk mitts and gloves, black,
while and buff,
White and coloured gloves,
A large assortment of black
and white gauzes and rib
bons of the qeweft taste,
Silk flockings,
MmrtJlftA womens thread
cotton and worked do.
BW< lace arid edgings,
Blond lace and edgings,
Thread edgings,
Nottingham lace,
Dutch lace,
Broad and narrow velvet
collars, r.
To be fold at public auction,
On Murray's wharf,
On Wednesday, at 12 o'clock,
300 Calles of salt,
And 500 mill stones,
From on board the fp.ow L'Efperance. —By
order of the court of vice admiralty.
THOMAS LUDLOW, jun. Marshal;
To WHICH IS ADDED,
The Poor Planter's Physician.
With Inftru&on^ for Marking on' Linen ; how to Pickle
and Preserve ;'re make divers Sorts, of Wine ; and
many excellent Plaifttrs and Medecines, necessary in
all Families.
THOMAS GALBREATH,
At No. 2'19, ^neen fireet, bas imported by the Jbip
Alfred, from London,
To be fold by public audion,
On WEDNESDAY next,
An assortment of fafhionable
.fans, Italian flowers,
Black and white Barcelona
handkerchiefs,
Cinen and gauze handkfs.
A great variety cf kentings,
; A large assortment of needle
work'd aprons arid handkfs.
Aillinet and catgut,
idle and cottori for gowns,
;ilk and fluff for do.
I Printed linens,
single and double poplins,
Drefdens and Venetians,
Sombazeen, hat band crape,
Love ribbons, rufft.ls,
, Moreens, durants, tammies,
, 'albrnancoes and cambists,
Stuffs, broad cloths, ferger,
Baize and flannels,
frith likens all widths,'
Printed and fprig'd muslins,
Book muslins,
Cambricks and clear lawns,'
Purple callicoes,
Clouting diaper,
Furniture cailicoet,
White callicoes,
Striped bengals,
Tablecloths and poplins,
Flemish and Scotch threads,
ISpangles,
!Tambour silk and thread.
To all Officers, Soldiers, and ether Inle,bitarts
in North- America; noav in Arms againji the
Parent State.
TH E Perib'd has now affifed, which, after a
Train of numberless Evils c'onfequent upon
Civil War, mUrt be welcome to every honeit Heart;
as ptomifing a speedy Brid tb Bloodshed a d Confu
fion, arid a happy Return of the Bitflings of good
Order, Peace, and L berty, upon the molt f/id Foun
dations. The Parent State lamenting trie Interrup
tion of that Union which formerly fubfdted between
her and these Colonies, is now desirous tri recall them
to their wonted Duty, and to effect it by the most
powerful Motives that can operate on Mind's not to
tally abandoned to Ambition, or the wild Schemes
of factious and felf-interefted Men. All Ground of
Complaint and Jealousy is now entirely removed, and
every Man mult determine, whether it is most for
his Interest to live under a GOVERNMENT THE
BEST AND FREEST IN IHE WORLD, or
have a Prolongation of the Miseries of War, and
become, or remain a Subject of new-fangled Consti
tutions, which, however fyecious of Liberty in The
ory, must soon fail in the proper Checks to rtftrain
those whd administer them, from the mft wanton
Abuse of the Powers delegated to their Trust.
Should the proferred Terms be rejected, it must be
evident to all Men, that the Contert has not been
for the Liberties of America, ku l fr tie AG
GRANDiZMENT OF INDIVIDUALS UPON
THE RUINS OF THEIR COUNTRY. It is
now become the Duty cf every true Friend < f Ame
rica, to step forth and avow his Sentiments for a Re
newal of the Union with the Mother Country, and
if Necessity fliall render it expedient, by Force <f
A ins to compel the Refi'a&ory to fubnot. This is
net only a Measure diAaied by Duty, but consonant
to the soundest Policy, and justifiable upon the most
righteous P incites.
A CORPS IS NOW RAILING FOR THE
Ab6V^ PURPOSE. IN THIS CI TY, the Com
mand whereof his Excellency the Commander in
Chief has beenypieafed to commit to me ; in which
every Officer and Soldier who is a&uated by just
Principles, and defircus of restoring Pesce, and true
Liberty to this once happy Country', shall meet with
al; possible Encouragement.
BeingVerfonally kno&yn to many cf you, and ap
prised of your 'Deteftation of a Separation from the
Mother Country, I takeihe L b rt to invite you to
embrace the prefect Opportunity cf (hewing to the
Wnrld, that you are willing an I re dv, at the Hazard
of your Lives, to contribute you: Aid to the Re
storation of true constitutional Liberty. Such of
you as are inclined to enter into find Corps, will
apply to me in the City of New-York, where you
will be cordially received., ;; ,;
Rudolphi's R+zema, Lt. Col. Com.
Ro,al American Reformees.
New-York, May r, 1778. '•
RY AI ~
Intomparabl^Worrrr-deftroyfng
SU GA RLiP L U,M Bs,
Neceffery to be ^pt ip,all Families.
SO exceedingly ^ahtedfy all People Quhb baHe" bad
of fbemdri ©Wtdßritam and Ireland,for 'tbeir
tranfeendent Excellency in the defrofyg Worms of all
kinds both i^ the Bodies of, Men, fatnen, angCffh en,
by not only freakiugfy Knots in the Duodenum or Gut
next the Stomach, but they pass, tbroiQ the /mailed
Passages of the. Body,- and purge aw© the ropy and
famy Humours ^which are the cause oj tho/epernicious
Vermin, andtbe Source of many other .Difor ers; they
are one of the best Purges in the ivhole Wcrid for gross
bodied Children that 'are apt to breed Wmms, and halve
large Bellies ; their Operation is mild, # faje and jle'a
fant ; the, ivondeffully cleanse the Boncel, oj allfliff
and clammy Humours avbieb fop up the' Par's and
prevent the Juice of Food being conuyed to the Laser
and made Blood, ivbicb is often the Case ivitk Chddiin,
and is attended <witb a hard Befy, fkkhkiinf Bre A,
frequent Fevers, Rickets, and a Decay of ' Strength in
the lower parts': ^ [ilQhbife fettled Aches and Pain in
the Head, Swellings, old Sores, Scabs, Tetters, or
Breakings-Out, will be perjeblky cur'd, andthe Blood
and Skin restored to its original Purify, and Smootb
nefs; they purge by Urine, and bring away the Gra
<vel, and effectually cure all ObfruClions of the Urine,
or Ulcers in the Kidneys. They at once ft ike at the
true cause of the Scurfy, and enti ely aeJroy it, at all
fcorbutick Humors and Effects, Root and Branch, so
as nearer to return again, and wkat makes them more
commendable is, they are full as agreeable to both tafie
and fight, as Leaf Sugar; and in tbeir Operation as
innocent as new Milk.
I have by these Plumbs cured a great many Children
of Whooping or Chin-Coughs, and A^ues, wbicb Dif r
tempers are very common and troublesome to Families,
and the Want of these Plumbs are the Ruin of May
Children’s Conflitutions.
These Plumbs enrich and sweeten the whole Mass of
Blood, carry off all gross, corrupt and putrid Humours,
and create a frefb and bealtby Complexion in fueb as
are affeCled by any putrid Matters.
The Plumb is a great Dieuretick, cleaning the Reins
of Slime; it expels Wind, and is a fevereign Medicine
in the Cbolick and griping of the Guts. It allays and
carries off four Vapours which occafon many Disorders
in the Head. It opens all Obfruffions in the Stomach,
Lungs, Liver, Reins and Bladder; causes a good Ap
petite and helps Digestion. II hath been found won
derfully fuccefsful to fueb Persons as are going into
Chronical Diflempers, as Aftbmas, Phtbijicks, Sbort
nefs of Breath, Dropsies and fellow Jaundice. Now
I bqpe all impartial Persons are fatisfied, that the Me
dicine which works upon fueb Humours, will almost
teach any Distemper, if not too far gone, Jince Corrup
tion and Putrefaction are the Fore-runners of all Dis
eases; therefore no better Pbyfck can be taken for all
Ages, Sexes and Canjiitutions, from Infancy to an old
Age. These Plumes are highly serviceable to the Fe
male Sex, from the Age of 14 to 20 Years, and from
40 to 50. Each Box containing one Dozen of these
Plumbs, Price 8 Shillings, with Direflions. fold by
Hugh Gaine, in New-York, and by no other Person in
America, unless by ^ Appointment.
Four's A K
The Stoop SPRUCE,
BURTHEN between fifty and sixty tons, about three
years old, is well found,^nd fit to proceed to sea
immediately, of an easy drg^bf water, drawing only
5 I*2 feet when loaded, anths a prime sailer. F f par
ticulars, apply to Harry Peters, No. 157, Qu en
ftoeet, or Thomas Horsfield, at Brooklyn-Ferry,
Long-Bland. ALS O,
A quantity of frelh SHIP BREAD. Enquire sa
above. '•
tv-fe-j^td;
A NEGRO 'VOMAN that is a good house-wise,
and underfta: ds all man er of house-work, has a
good ch iraa# and is fit for either town or country.
Enquire of Abraham Roskirk, next door to 4r.
Seaman's, in Dock-fttect, between Counties and Slip-
Market,