The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1779-06-14 00:00:00, page 4

LOST, in this city, the 4th instant, a Tortoife
^ll SNUFF-BOX. There is a piece of gold
on cue hd, and another on the botton, and opens
with a hinge. A reasonable reward will be given to
any perlon thv vdl deliver the laid box to H. Gaine.
Attwood's Medicinal Store,
No. 8, Water-Street,
IS frefh supplied with a Quantity of the genuine
Carolina-Pink-Root, of the lalt Year's Growth,
Castor Oil, Preserved Tamarinds, East-India Sago,
do. Patent in Powder, Isinglass, Pearl Barley, Oat
meal, Sal Rochelle, &c. &c. together with a general
Abutment of choice Drugs and Medicines.
ALSO, Surgeons Instruments, Steel Trusses,
Lint, Tow, &c
At the above Store Physicians and Family Pe
fcriptions are faithfully made up.
Medicine Cherts of all Prices compleated at the
Sharteft Notice.
*, An APPRENTICE is wanted.
^ GLASGOW,
The Brig B E E,
A JOHN BARD, Master,
I YING at Marlton's wharf,
vo y f or Britain, or the Cork fleet.
For freight or passage apply to the master on board,
or George M'Cree, corner of Maiden-Lane.
CT^-ATnnorp7Ty-Daniel Campbell, at
I Corlear's-Hook, a COW. Any one prov
ing their property, and paying the expence,
may have it again.
WANTED, a Journeyman Wheel
wright. Any perlon qualified to
aft in that capacity, will meet with great en
couragement, by applying ,p Hugh Gaine.
'V ery neat POST CHAISE, calculated
fl for one horse, with harness complete,
and in excellent order, very suitable for a sick
person to take an airing in, to be fold on rea
sonable Terms. For farther particulars apply
$0 Hugh Gaine, -
OO P-TREES' and LASTS, of the newett
fashions, newly imported from London, to be
fold at WILLIAM STEVENSON's, the corner of
FlatenbX' rack-Hill, in Bro^d-Ur^et. No. 215.
wANt E'T, \
A COACHMAN, with a good character.
Such a person will meet with encourage
ment, bv applying to Hugh Gaine.
UTTER BISCUITS,& WATER BIS? UI fs,
of the belt quality, may be had of Chrifian
Werner, at No. 36, in Fair-Street, near Golden-Hill,
every afternoon, in k-gs-or "mailer quantities.
Ale Brewery,
Maiden-Lane, June 5, 1779.
ALE,
OR
TABLE BEER,
Of an excellent quality,
Brewed from English Malt,
May now be had for Cash,
At FIVE DOLLARS per Barrel;
LIKEWIS E,
The STRONG ALE,
Which has long been universally esteemed, at the
usual Price.
03^9^^^^$
ts-Mr. WADDING CON having been re
peatedly desired by several Gentlemen of high
rank in the Army and Navy, as well as Cap
tains of Ships, and numbers of the inhabitants
of this city and neighbourhood, to brew from
MALT, a species of ALE, or TABLE BEER,
which may be afforded at a lower price than
the belt ALE, takes this method of acquaint
ing the public that he shall have some ready
t.> be delivered out the beginning of next
Week.
Those who cannot conveniently dispense
with a barrel, during the summer, shall be
accommodated with half barrels, if they will
provide calks.
nrtAKEN up adrift in the North-River, a Ship's
I BOA T, on Sunday May 30, 1779. The
owners aie defned to apply to JAMES HOPE,
at the Foundary, a little above Mr. Deane's, distil
lery, at the N nth-River.
"JOHN STOUGHTON,
At bis Store No. 512, Hanover-Square,
BEGS leave to inform his friends, and those gen
tlemen indebted to him, by book, bill or bond,
that as he intends failing for England in a few
months, are hereby requeued to make immediate
payment, to enable him to difeharge those debts due
by him to others, that his business during his ab
sence will be carried on as usual, by a partner or
some careful person to whom the charge may be
given, and solicits the continuance of those who
may be pleased to honour him with their commands,
remaining obliged for ail favours conferr'd.
N. B. At the above store will be fold for ready
cash only, all forts of WINES, GROCERIES,
&c. &c. #
A green feathered PARROT
FLEW away last Saturday evening out of a
house, No. too. upper end of Qcen-ftreet,
nearly opposite M'. Kiffick's. Whoever has got it
and will fend it back again, to the abovefaid place,
or the printer, shall receive a reward of SIX DOL
LARS.
HALL and B IRKS,
Have for SALE, at their Store, Ne. 977$
Beekman's Slip,
MOULD and dipt candles, turpentine and white
Lap in boxes, hams, ox tongues dried and
pickled, Cheshire and Gloucester cheese, of the firft
quality, just imported in the fliip Tom, from Liver
pool ; new rice by the tierce, barrel or less quantity,
beef, and pork in tierces, barrels and thalf barrels.
JUST IMPORTED,
111 the Ship Venus, Capt. M'Donald, from
Glasgow and Cork,
And to be SOLD on board said SHIP,
By J A MES KIN G,
No i, MILL-STREET,
PORT WINE and PORTER, Irish BEEF
in Barrels and Tierces, Butter, hams, Flotr,
Bread, Oatmeal, Loaf Sugar, mould and dipt Can
dles, Soap, Pitch, Lamblack, and Linseed Oil.
flf Also, three pair of Four Pounders complete.
JOHN LIKLY,
Has for SALE, on the most reasonable terms, by
the piece or package,
IRISH linens, Pins, horn & ivory combs,
Irish Meetings, Ribbons and ferret,
Check linens, Tapes and gartering,
White and browndowlas, Broad cloaths, with trim-
Oznaburgs and tweel, mings,
Nuns tluead, Second and coarse cloaths,
Oznaburgs and hitching A general assortment of
threads, -coarse woollens,
Lawn, and gauzes, Fine, common and mili-
MuGins and cambrics, tary Shoes,
Printed linens and cottons Callimancoe Shoes,
Silk, cambrick, and check Portmantua trunks of all
handkerchiefs, sizes,
Jeans, Sham Buck breeches,
Satinet's, Leather gloves,
Ladings, Fine and felt hats,
'Camblets, Writing paper,
Callimancoes, Window glass,
Shalloons and tammies, Pewter, copper and tin
Bombazeen, ware,
Queen, ftuff, Hard ware and cutlery,
Corduroys, Nails, &c. &c.
Corderett, & Dutch cord,
Apply at No. 220, Queen-Street, or at the Ware-
House, No. go, facing Mr. Haller's wharf.
IF NATHANIEL MURRAY, who left the fliip
Mars on the 4th inst. will return on hoard and
fettle the account he has opened, the Caprain will
difeharge him when the fliip is ready to fail, if he
don't choose to proceed on the voyage.
—yoSEPH COREE,
Pastry-Cook, and Confedioneer,
Ai No. 520, Hanover-Square,
CAN supply Gentlemen and Ladies with all
Sorts of Paltry, Cakes, Sweet Meats, Ice
and Ice Cream, Syrops of different Sorts, with
every Article in that Way. Farmers will re
ceive a generous Price for Apricots, Green
Gages, &c &c.
B°Y PERMISSION
Major General P RESC OT,
Commanding bis Majefly's forces at Rhode-Ifland,
A LO TT ER Y,
Of which the following is a
S CHEM E,
For raising the sum of £. 2100 Sterling, to enable the
Refugees and other Loyalists, to carry into exe
cution such meaftires, as may be necessary for the
promotion of his Majesty's service.
No. of prizes. Value of each. Total value.
1 of £. ^SOO is 1500
1 - - 1000 - 1000
2 - - 500 are 1000
4 - - 250 - 1000
10 - - 100 - fOOO
20 - - 5 0 - 1000
50 - - 20 - 1000
18§ - - 10 - 1850
155° - - 3-4650
1823 prizes.
5177 blanks.
7000 tickets, at 40s. are^. 14,000
Subject to a deduftion of 15 per cent.
The hardned obstinacy of the famous leaders of
the nrefent rebellion---the vindictive and malignant
conduct of congreffts, assemblies, &c, &c. towards
their countrymen, who honettly and faithfully fore
told those evils and calamities which their sanguinary
measures mutt ultimately lead to the long abused
lenity and indulgence of his Majesty, towards his
deluded revolted Subjects, particularly in rejecting
the benevolent overtures of the Commissioners for re
storing peace and all the blessings of the British con
stitution, to this once happy country, and thereby
establishing the liberties of America upon the molt
equitable and permanent basis, loudly conspire in the
strongest manner, to animate every loyal American,
and clearly point out the absolute neceffuytif carry
ing on the war in conjunction with the King's troops,
with the most determined spirit and perseverance : For
which purpose this Lottery is now published, to en
able the AiTociated Loyalists to execute such measures
as may become necessary in the course of the next
campaign ; and it is not doubted but every encou
ragement will be given, as the money arising there
from will be faithfully appropriated to the purposes
for which it is intended. The Dire&ors are JoShua
Upham, Esq; Major Pelham Winslow; Dr. William
Paine; Jonathan Sterne, Esq; and Mr. George
Leonard ; who have given bond for the faithful per
formance of their trust.
N. B. Those prizes not claimed within fix
months after the drawing, will be deemed as gene
rously given for the abovementioned purposes.
Tickets to be^had of the Printer of this paper, and
of the other printers in this city.
JOHN STOUGHTON,
At bis Store No. 512, three doors weft of the Admi
ral's House, in Hanover -Square, has just opened
for sale, of the latef importation from England,
EXCELLENT fine teas and groceries of various
forts, belt London claret in bottles, old Ma
deira, Port, and Sherry wines, Shone's belt bottled
porter, Holland Geneva in cases, old Antigua rum
and spirits, fine French chocolate in rolls, fallad oil
of a peculiar flavour, in flafks, Spemafan ditto, in
quart bottles, spices, pickles, &c.
N. B. All orders received in writing, will be
paid due attention to, and those who have been
pleased to favour him with their commands, he is
much obliged to, (particularly the Gentlemen of
the navy and army).
CORNELIUS DUANE,
Public Notary, No. 27,
Nearly opposite to tbe Coffee-boufe, and within
three Doors of Murray's Stores,
WHERE any Kind of Writing in the Maritime
and Commercial Way is done with the great
est Accuracy and Difoatch ; particularly authentica
ted Copies of Commfioni for Privateers, with which
it is necessary every Vessel in that Way should be
furnished. ,
JOITn— K~E L LY,
SEGS leave to inform bis friends and tbe publick
that tbe Conveyancing and Notary Public Business
is tranfafled in all its branches, with expedition, care,
and accuracy, at bis OFFICE, No. 843, Hanover-
Square, three doors weft of Mr. Gaine's, where a
Regifler is kept Jor tbe ease of gentlemen who ebufe
to buy or fell, leaf or hire, lands, boufes, negroes, l^c.
Also, money lent or solicited for those wins may incline
to let or borrow. And Seamens wills and powers
either drawn or filled up On reasonable terms.
JOHN GLOVER,
At No. 4. Fly Market, has for sale:
A Large affortmentof India demities, cord
ed ditto, and Dutch cords, with a gene
ral assortment of dry goods, as usual.
PHILIP KISIC K,
Vintner and Disitller,
At the upper end ot Q2een-ftrett, has tor sale at hit
house, No. 125,
VERY fine old Mrdeira Molasses,
wine by the pipe, Single and double refined
quarter calk or dozen, loaf sugar,
Ditto Sherry, Mufeovado sugar by the bar-
Ditto Lisbon, rel or less quantity,
Ditto 'Teneriffe, ° Best hyfon and bohea tea,
Ditto red port, Best chefhire and Gloucester
Claret by the dozen, cheese,
London porter by the hogs- Best caftilefoap by the box,
head or dozen, or less quantity,
Taunton ale by the dozen, Common ditto,
English cyder by ditto, Sandies by the box or left
Old Jamaica spirits by the quantity,
hogshead or less quantity, Scotch barley,
Ditto cane spirits, Spermaceti candles by the
Ditto Weft India rum, I box,
Holland geneva, Mens beaver hats,
French brandy, Shrub, Ozenbrigs,
A neat assortment of home- Corks,
spun Gin and Brandy, Long pipes, pepper,
very little inferior to Hal- Allspice, cinnamon,
land or French, Cloves,
All forts of the beftof Cor- Mace,
dials. Nutmegs,
The following CHARI'S and MAPS
may be bad of Hugh Gaine.
A Chart of the river St. Laurence, containing the
islands of Newfoundland, Cape Briton, St.
John's, Anticofti, &c.
A new and corre& Chart of the River St. Lau
rence, with part of the Island Anticofti to Quebec.
A Chart of the Harbour of Gafpie, in the Gulf
St. Laurence.
A Chart of the Harbour of Halifax, in Nova-
Scotia, with Jebu&o-Bay, Cape Sambro, &c.
A Plan of the City and Harbour of Louifburgh.
A Draught of Part of the Spanish and Mufketo
Shore, and the Bay of Honduras.
A very accurate Dutch Chart of the Weft-Indies.
Orcades, or, a Geographic and Hydrographic
Survey of the Orkney and Lewis Islands, in eight
Maps.
The English Pilot for the Southern Navigation.
The English Pilot, Part 111.
A very neat and conea Book of Plans of the dif
ferent Bays, Roads, and Harbours in the Mediterr
anean Sea.
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y- To be SOLD, by^
^Richard Deane.^
DISTILLER,
fg At the NORTH- RIVER,^
*0 QHRUB of the firft Quality, Orange Juice,^
0 ditto fit for making Punch, the Dukeo?&
mo of Norfolk's PUNCH, which is the moltu^
^° agreeable and fined flavoured Punch everg®
^expofed for Sale on this Continent, and beft^g
0o adapted for keeping. og
8g LIKEWISE,
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#0 Rum, Brandy, Geneva, Cordials, &c.^¥
®° as usual. o@
The above will be fold on the most rea-°^
tyo fonable Terms that is possible, and greater
go Allowance made to those who buy a Quan-9&
Polity to fell again. '
•, A few Tavern-Keepers that chufes°@
^°to excel, may be supplied with the above°*
ffoexcellent Punch. 0^
%^
*+ N. B. SHRUB, of tbe very best Quality,u^
Refold at ,6s. by the single Gallon, and con-fy*
^nfilerably cheaper to those who buy a Qan-,.^'
l| til y-'
LIKEWIS E, «*
A Quantity cf excellent VINEGAR,^
^+on the most reasonable Terms.
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WANTE D,
A Person who writes a good hand, and under
stands Merchants Accounts perfectly, and can
be well' recommended. For particulars, apply to
the Printer.
IF Mr. FRANCIS FIIZ SIMON), who was
in New-York about three years ago, (son of
John Fitz Simons, of Kavat, near Crofsdowny, in
the county of Caven, Ireland) will apply to Ro
bert Hargrave, dittiller, in Smith-tlreet, New-
York, he will hear of fomeching ve<y capital in his
favour; and any person who can give information
to said Hargrave, whether he or Mr. WILLIAM
GILLILAND, of Lake Champlain be living or
dead will be paid for their trouble with thanks.
N. B. Mr. Fitz Simons was bred to the law.
THE Co-partnership of Stites and Thorn,
was dissolved theist of May inst. All persons
that have any demands on said partnership, are de
sired to call and receive payment, and those indebted
are requeued to discharge the fame speedily, as they
wish to close their accounts as soon as possible.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on Thursday the
sth day of O&ober next, is appointed fo*
payment to the officers and company of his Majesty's
flrip the Ardent, of their several and refpe&ive Shares
of the net proceeds of the Brig LeMarragere, and
Sloop Lady Walhington, the former captured the
Btn, and the latter the 9:11 of January last, by his
Maj-sty's Ship the Ardent, under the command of
William Yeo, Esq; also, the net proceeds of the
(loop Polly, captured the z6th of February last, by
the said fliip the Ardent, under the command of Sa
muel Clayton, Esq; and all condemned as lawful
prizes by the court of Vice Admiralty for the Island
of Bermuda, on which day such payment will ,be
made at Portsmouth, in England, by the fubfcribersj
agents to the said captors.
James Dick, Of Portsmouth.
Fred. Wm. Geyer, Of New-YorE. ,
P. Sr It is requested that the several offi.ers and
company of tbe above Ship, that now remain in Ame
rica, will please to tall on the fobferiber, at N 0.850,.850,
in Hanover-Square, Ntw-Ybrk, for their several and
refpe&ive Shares of the above prizes, on or before
the 25th day of next month, as nothing can be paid
in America for account of said prizes after that day.
FREDERICK Wm. GEYER.
fuf imported in the Ship Kenus, Capt. M'Donald,
from Glasgow, and to be fold by
EMANUEL WALKER,
At his Store, No. 1, Mill flreet,
IRISH Mess Beef in Barrels and Tierces,
Mould and dipt Candles, and,
A few Boxes best Turpentine Soap.
IRISH BUTTER,
OF the very best fort, in firkins, to be fold by
REMSEN and COWENHOVEN, at their
store.
THE Schooner Two Brothers, about tony tons,
fit for Sea, with all her tackle and apparel, as
She now lies near the New-flip, to be fold at private
sale by Duncan, Barclay, and Co. likewise the (loop
Zepher, about 60 tons burthen, with her tackle and
apparel, as She now lies near Peck's Slip. Inven
tory to be seen at their office, No. 516, Hanover-
Square.
Said Duncan, Barclay, and Co. have for sale a
parcel of liver oil, tierce and rose butter in Fitkins.
Richard Jenkins,
INforms his friends, owners and masters of vessels,
that he continues to bake SHIP BREAD, at
his house, No. 24, John Street. He returns his
thanks to his old Shipmates and friends, for their
favours. He is determined to bake the belt of bread,
knowing the distress of eating bad bread at sea, by
the experience of upwards of thirty years. All
Captains of vessels who want the best of bread to keep,
will please to call before-hand, and they Shall be pro
vided with the best, on reasonable terms.
TO BE SOLD,
By Proudfoot and Bryden,
At their store, No. 523, Hanover-Square, in quan
tities agreeable to purchasers,
PITCH, tar, turpentine, topmasts, yards, fleering
fails, booms, oars, sweeps, handspikes, &c.---—
Also, a very fine Bermuda built Sloop, about 65 tons
burden, fitted out for 10 guns and 8 swivels, with
ftancheons, cloths fore and aft, and well found in
fails, cables, anchors, a most excellent 6 oar boat, &c.
If purchasers incline they may have with the shove
Sloop, fix beautiful double fortified 4 pounders
with carriages, breachings, tackles, ram-rods'
fpunges, Shot, powder, march ftuff, pikes, cutlaffes'
and muskets. Inventory to be seen by applying a,
above.
Just imported in the Ship Dragon, Thomas Bolton,
Commander, and to be fold by
Thomas Buchanan, and Co.
At their Store, No. 21,2, Queen-street,
RED and white poruA few puncheons of high
wine in pipes, and proof Jamaica spirits,
hogSheads, Barley in barrels aneftegs,
Excellent brown soap, Oatmeal in barrels,
Fine frefh flour in barrels, Hams in calks,
Double Gloucester cheefi Lanyard and ratline ftuff,
New beef in barrels and Running rigging,
tierces, Hawsers and cables #f dis-
Fine pork in barrels, ferent lengths and sizes,
Dipt candles,of 12 to a lb. Sheathing nails, and other
sizes, from 6J. to 4od.
LIKEWIS E,
An assortment of D.y Goods, as usual, to be fold
on the lowest terms.
This Day are published.
By H. G A I N E,
And to be fold at his Book-Store in Hanover-Square,
LETTERS
WRITTEN BY
THE LATE RIGHT HONORABLE
PHILIP DORMER STANHOPE
Earl of Cbeflerjield,
to his son;
PHILIP STANHOPE, Esq;
MICHAEL PRICE,
At No. 15, Wall-Street, has for sale the following
articles,
BRoad cloaths of various colours, German Serges,
rattinets, Shalloons, durants, and tamies, Ve
netian poplins, and Denmaik letters, Irish linens,
from ißd. to 5 s. 3 d. per yard, Irish Sheetings, dow-
Irfes, Drogheda linens and gariix, ofnaburgs, vitery
Russia toweling, low priced checks, check, cotton
and linen handkerchiefs, lawns, gawzes, cambricks,
catgut, flowered fattins, and 11. odes of different co
lours, Sewing silks, threads, binding, ribbed black
and white Dutch lace, fine and coarse carter and felt
hats, silk liofe, soldiers Shirts, a quantity of knit
white thread hose, well adapted for tbe army, Jeluits
bark in the quill in large cases, ditto pulverized in
bottles, brown Sugars and coffee, in bog (heads, tierces
and barrels, indigo by the calk or cwt. mould and
dipt candles in boxes, soap in boxes, together with
a quantity of choice flour and teas, importedjin the
Ship Mars, from London, with many other articles
too tedious to mention, which he will dispose of on
good terms for cash, or Short credit.
Also, Jamaica Spirits by the Hhd.