The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-06-25 00:00:00, page 3

EMANUEL WALKER,
No. 4.0, Hanover Square,
(Intending soon for Britain)
Will dispose of the remaining part of his late impor
tation of Dry Goods, on the ve y lowest terms;
They confit of the following articles, viz.
SURE R FI N E scarlet A few sets Bell's British
uniform and navy blue theatre, elegantly bound
broad cloths, Callimancoe Ihoes French
Irish linens, heels,
Callicoes, Luteflrings and brocades,
Bedticks, diaper, Peifians and taffeties,
Silk, thread, and worsted Rich silk florentine,
(lockings, Black ducape, tobiues,
Mens round and fafhion- Black fringe handker
able cock'd hats, 1 chiefs,
Gold and silver cord, Bandanoes, muslins,
Bullion tafid'd bands, Ab variety of cords, jeans,
Gold and silver spangled an! d nuns,
buttons and loops, Marseilles quilting,
Mens beaver and buck Trolly, minionet and
gloves, blond lace,
Womens fine French grey A neat assortment of rib
andwhite gered gloves, bons,
Princes fluff, Umbrellas,
Durantsand callimancoes Newell fafhioned silver -
Russia Sheeting, buckles,
Ravens duck, Silver and metal watches,
White buckram, low priced.
WANTED, an apprentice to
a genteel bufinefs.—En
quire of H. Gaine.
The Schooner Polly, Capt. Newton, from
Philadelphia for the Havannah, with §OO Bar
rels of Flour, was sent in here last Saturday
by the Privateer Schooner General Arnold,
Capt. Ncalfon, of this Port: He took her last
Wednesday, in the Delaware—The Day be
fore, Capt. Nealson took a Brig loaded with
Flour also, bound for the Havannah likewise ;
but as (he is not yet arrived, he is aftraid she is
retaken, as the Fair American, and two Pri
vateer Sloops, were seen off Sandy Hook last
Friday,
Some Rebel Whale Boats landed on Bahan
na's Island, at Hellgate, robbed the House of
Mr. Benjamin Hildreth of that Place, and car
ried away himfelf and his Family. There
were but two more Houses on the Island, and
they were inhabited by Refugees.
Our Advices from Philadelphia, as late as the
13th instant, are, that General Green was on
his return from South-Carolina ; that a Fleet
cf British Ships had,-within a few Days, arriv
ed in the Chefapeak ; that a Number of British
Vessels with Troops on board are in Potowmack
River, in the Province of Maryland ; and that
Vessels were daily arriving at Philadelphia
from the Havannah and other Parts of the
Weft-Indies.
Yesterday Morning the Schooner Industry,
Capt. Bafden, arrived here in 14 Days from
New Providence. By him we have Advice,
that two Flags of Truce arrived at that Island
from the Havannah, a few Days before he failed
and reported that ?enfacola had surrendered
to the Spaniards, but that the Terms were net
known.
Capt. Williams, in a Schooner from Phi
ladelphia, and another Schooner from North-
Carolina, are both carried into Providence.
We have just learnt, that the Keppel Brig
and a Refugee Boat have taken 6 Rebel Whale
Boats in the Sound.
WILLIAM HILL,
At Mr. Beniamin Rofs's, No. 11, Beekman-Hreet,
has for lale, on low terms, for cafli,
PEPPER by the bale,
Nutmegs by the C wtr or less quantity,
Cinnamon ; coffee in bags,
Excellent Coniac brandy, by the pipe, hog
shead or quarter cask,
A pipe of excellent port,
He requests those perlons that have any demands
against Mr. Smith Ramadge, to fend in their accounts
that they may be immediately fettled and paid; and
those that are in his debt, to pay of their refpe&ive
balances, as he is authorized to receive them.
A choice afortment of London Pickles, con
fining of olives, capers, anchovies, soy, ketchup,
mangoes, girkens, &c. Durham muftaid, assorted
calks of glass ware containing quart, pint, and half
pint tumblers, wine glasses, &c. White and tur
pentine soap, St. Kitts rum, Antigua spirits, Port,
Ltfbon, and Madeira wines, vingar, raisins in calks,
&c. &c. &c.
Duncan, Barclay, & Co.
At their au&ion room, No. it, Hanover-Square,
have to dispose of at private sale,
CHOICE Madeira, Lisbon and Port wines, in
pipes, hoglheads and quarter calks; fine old
Jamaica spirits in puncheons and gang calks, a few
cases ot London particular wine containing from 6
to 8 dozen each, that has been for ten years in
bottles ; a set of very elegant cut glass chandeleirs,
and eperns, a parcel of hoglhead ftaves, &e.
By Bowman and Codner,
THIS DAY,'
At one o'clock at the Coffee-Houfe,
The Brigt. BRISTOL PACKET,
Burthen about zoo tons, with all her guns, stores,
and appurtenances, as she now lies at the Ordnance
wharf.
TO-MORROW,
At the COFFEE-HOUSE,
A quantity of hair-powder, and multard, a mar
quee and other effeas of an Officer,
A parcel of china, one barrel of vinegar, &c.
TO-MORROW, at n o'Clock,
Opposite the Coffee-Houfe, will be fold,
10 Pipes of genuine old French Brandy,
With a Quantity of Raisins in Jars.
P. M'DAVITT.
NEW-YORK, June 25.
Sales by Au&ion.
ALSO,
A LONG BOAT
FOR SALE : Enquire on board the Artemifia;
Coffee-Houfe wharf, or at Messrs. Jones and
Rofs's, Ship-chandlers, on Murray's wharf.
London made Shoes and Boots,
Arrived in the Quebec, and for sale by
fobn and George Inman,
No. 36, Hanover-,Square,
ALS O, jewellery, cutlery, perfumery,
hats, hosiery, nankeens, bandanoe
handkerchiefs, and a variety of other Arti
cles.
For CLYDE,
The Brigantine
AJOWANNA MARIA,
John Martin, Master;,
A Very flout vessel, and has ex
celleht accommodations :---
For freight or passage; apply to the Capt. on board
at Marrton's wharf, or to Charles Buchan, No. 30,
Broad street, who has for file, mufeovado ftigars,
Jamaica and Windward Inland rum, also 2 cables
of ,0 and ti inches.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
This Day at the Coffee-House,
At ii o'clock, will be fold,
50 nests of coopers ware,
20 cases genuine Holland geneva, part of the
sloop Tarlton's cargo,
12 boxes caftile soap,
1% barrels of peafe,
Hugh and Alexander Dean.
This Day at 11 o'clock before the
Coffee House, will be fold,
30 boxes mould candles
, 13 boxes soap,
15,00 weight cheese,
A few barrels mufeovado fitgar, &c. &c,
A very fine horse and chair in good order.
By JAMES INGLIS.
For GLASGOW,
The Brigantine A J A X,
WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
& Matter,
^T^ILL fail with the firft
^TCe^^^*VV convoy. Forfreightor
psffage applyto the Master on board, at Seaman's
wharf, or to John Dunlop, in Water-street.
'pITbTTc XCTctToIn.
This Day, at the Coffee-Houfe will be fold,
By TAYLOR and BAYARD,
Betneem 12 and i o'clock, io pipes
Choice Lisbon WIN E,
B. ing part of the lhip Euphrates's cargo, and allow'd
to be of the firft quality.
'PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the Coffee-Houfe,
THIS D A Y,
FIFTEEN puncheons of choice high proof Ja
maica spirits,
One pipe Madeira and one pipe port wine.
To-morrow, at XII o'clock.
On Bache's Wharf,
A quantity of new Irilh beef in barrels, just im
ported in the brig Betsey, from Cork.
At half past XII o'clock.
On Brownejohn's wharf,
20 hoglheads of choice mufcovado sugars,
A few puncheons of spirits,
And ten hogsheads of Tenerieffe wine,
By DANIEL M'CORMICK.
Public Audion.
TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock, will be fold,
At the Merchant's Coffee-Houfe,
The good Sloop BETSEY,
With all her tackle and ap -arel, as she lies below
the Coffee-Houfe. Inventory to be seen at the time
of faje, or before; by^pplying to
Hugh and Alexander Dean.
JUST imported in the brigantine Bet'ey, after a
passage of seven weeks directly from Cork, and
to be fold by
HODGZARD and GRAHAM,
Not 38, H.mover-Sqnare,
A cargo of PROVISIO N S, consisting df'
Heavy cargo new pork in barrels,
Ditto new beef in barrels,
Prime mess beef in half barrels,
Belt new rose butter in firkins, and
Excellent frefti flour in barrels.
Public Auction,
To-morrow, at 10 o'Clock,
By James Inglis,
At his Vendue Store, in Water-Street, No. 33,
Will begin the sale of a very extensive va
riety of
Valuable Merchandize.
XI o' Clock mill be fold,
i; barrels of frefh flour,
z hogsheads of old rum,
io firkins of butter,
2 quarter calks of Madeira wine.
Templeton and Stewart.
New-York, zzd June, 1781.
THIS is to give notice, that the copartnerlhip
lately subsisting between John Younghufband,
formerly resident in the city of New-York, but for
some time last pad in the province of South-Caro
lina, merchant, and Lawience Harrison, of the
city of New-Yoik, merchant, under the firm of
Younghufb^nd and Harrison, is dissolved. All
persons having demands on the said copartnership
are requested to fend in their accounts immediately ;
and all persons indebted to make speedy payment to
the fabferiber, Lawrence Harrison.
No, 35, Water-Street.
This day, below the Coffee-Houfe,
Public Audlion.
Public Auction.
AN elderly steady woman, to a& as house-keeper
in a small family : She mutt affid at, and un
derhand hookey very well; and serving up dishes
correaly, occasionally.
Also a man fetvant of any colour, for all work;
he mult be very decent. None but those who are of
unexceptionable character, need give ihe trouble of
applying r ° thep'inter.v ~
"S^L eHbyHuC TION.
By Duncan, Barclay, and Co.
To-morrow, at 10 o'clock,
All thegetotL HOUSHOLD FURNITURE,
PLATE, &c.
Of the Widow Kibble, deceased, at her
late dwelling house, the corner of
WALL and N EW-STREETS,
.Near the Main-Guard, amongst which are,
Mahogany chairs, breakfaft, dining, card,
and fide board tables,
Defa, and bedsteads, looking glasses,
Afid Carpets, beds, bedding, silver carters,
Sugar dimes, and bowls, soup, table and tea
fpoohs, mugs, and tankards, &c.
With a variety of KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Public Au&ion.
TO-MORROW,
At 11 o'clock opposite the Coffee-Houfe,will be fold,
86 barrels of English flour, of the firft quality,
With 30 pieces of ofnabrigs.
P. M'DAVITT.
PUBLTCK AUCTION.
By M'Adam, Watson, and Co.
This day, at 11 o'clock,
At the Bridge, will be fold, a quan
tity ofDRY GOODS,
A parcel of damaged oznaburgs,
re kegs fine white biscuit,
60 kegs best English peas,
4 calks clear lamp oil,
2 do. fine oil of tar.
On Marfton's Wharff,
A quantity of condemned bread, butter, peas,
Oatmeal.
To-morrow, one o'clock at the
Coffee-Houfe,
The rebel privateer ship
GENERAL WASHINGTON,
With all her guns and Hores, as she now
lies at Murray's wharff, well found in fails,
anchors and cables, and a remarkable fall
sailer. Inventory to be seen at their office.
STOLEN or STRAYED
Ou r of the pasture at Kpr-Bay farm, on the
zoth lune, 1781, a black horse with ajtar in
his forehead, a switch tail, mask'd on both buttocks
with the letters G. R. Any person or performs con
cealing Paid horse will be piofecuted as the law di
re&s; any person giving information where the said
horse may be found, fndl be handsomely rewarded,
by applying at die office of the horse department
Royal Artillery, No 16, Nassau-street.
'H TT) L EY's
Nurenberg Salve and Corn Plaister,
GERMAN FLUTES and FIFES,
TELESCOPES,
Very best Penknives and Razors,
Temple Spectacles of different Sorts,
POUNCE, Pounce Boxes, and Ink Powder,
Powder Flasks and Shot Pouches,
P I S T O L S,
BEAUTIFUL
Cutteaux de Chafe,
Best R ED and BLACK INK, With
Best QUADKANTS,
VERY NEAT
Mathematical Inftrurnents,
Of all SORT S and SIZES.
Family Bibles, Testaments, Dilworth's
Spelling Books, N. England Primers,
And a Variety of other BOOKS,
Sold by HUGH GAINE.
POWDER, and SHOT of different Sizes,
LARGE and SMALL
Scented and common Hair Powder,
BaLsam of Honey, Anderson's Pills,
Tooth Brushes of different Kinds,
Different Sorts of Ink Pots,
GOLD SCALES for the Pocket,
Vellum for Drum Heads,
Horse Whips and Canes,
Best Sealing Wax, Wafers, and Quills,
SERVANTS Wanted.
PAPER
Patent Ink Cake,
DOLLAN D's
For the Use of the Golden Purging
SPIRIT of SCUfriGRdSk. :
As it was faithfully prepared oniv by the Author,
Mr. ROBERT BATEMAN.
THIS famous Golden Spirit radically cures the ^r
vy, a difhafe which of late years is become fc
epidemical is these northern regions, that fcarCc an,
pe-fon but has, more o r e less, a Tincture of it.
Its fymptems are various, as loose teeth, fore oum#
and mouth, little spots in the lkin, faintnefs and ftiffn:G
of limbs, fnarp pains in the legs, arms and other parts,
which are still attended with weariness and indifpofitiori
to move; the Stomach is deprived, appetite 1011, much
crudity, and indigested matter load the spleen, and parti
adjacent, which caufeth flubboan obiLuaions there J
which by the use of this excellent spirit are removed, and
perfealy cured.
It nas a peculiar property in curing the dropsy, expel
ling a'l those acid and four salt humours which do Iharply
a'Ciult and oppress the sensible parts, and draws from the
remoter parts such as flick faft to the muscles and nerves;
and take away all duljiafs, ftiffnefs, and indifpofuion,
and other fymptomsthat proceed, from thence, It carries
away by urine and stool that serous watry humour, which
is the occasion of this disease, strengthening the liver
and other par;,, thereby preventing its return afterwards.
It cures the gout, by extracting out of all parts of the
body those crude and vicious humours which nourilh it;
aridfre™ 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, and forceth
urine.
It perftaiy cures hypochondriac melancholy, fy
pofing and carrying off black, mixed, crude, indigested
humours, as enemies to nature;,
It cures the greenficknefs, r:d,rinp the maiden blush,
makes the breath sweet, and the body lusty and vigorous,
. It opens all obfLufliona both of liver and spleen,
wafting the hardnefe and swelling thereof. It wonder
, full recovers a loft appetite, and help digeflion.
It cures griping in the guts, expels wind, out of the
stomach, upwards and downwards.
It is a great preventive of confemprions, foots out
furfeits, and raifeth the patient in a fmril 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 distemper, it is very beneficial, and ti
those that are affiided with the fhthifick, it gives gr#at
relief.
A remarkable Cure performed by Aaredants Drops
authenticated by Sir George Arfotage Bart, of
Kirklees-Hall, in the Weft Riding in the County York.
To Mr. NORTON, Surgeon, Gulden. Square$ London.
SIR.
JOSEPH BOOMERSLEY, a tenant of mine, 2%
J yedrs of age, of the Parish of Clifton, had tiuo
ulcers upon bit left band, each a s large as a crciun
piece, running a Jbarp humour another in elboio.f^e
in his right fide, five in bis right,boulder, five in bis
right leg. and one o^er bis left eye, all equally as large;
a contrasted knee -with a violent inflammation avbicb
deprived him of the use of it ; after taking tavo fix
fh'illing bottles the infammation in bis knee Jubfided,
broke out into an ulcer and gave him the entire use of
it, and by the time be bad taken ten be mas perfectly
cured, and has remained well ever fnee. This cure
was effected in tbeyear 1775.;
I am your moji bumble servant,
Kirklees, GEORGE ARMITAGE.
25th Augufl, 178 c.
These Drops entirely eradicate the leprosy, tbe feur
vy, old fores or ulcers, large blotches or boils, the evil,
fibulas, piles, pimpled faces, long continued inflamma
tion of the eyes, billious cho^c, St. Anthony's fire, feur
botic gout and rlseumatifft, and every other disorder
arising from a Jouln&fs of the blood. They perJeCt di
gestion, amazingly create an appetite, and ad as a
restorative to the most reduced constitution. The, may
be taken in any season, without the leaf confinement,
danger of catching cold, or hindrance of business; the
fafety with which they may be administered to children,
infants, and women during pregnancy, is an additi
onal encouragement to the timely use of them.
Sold by Hugh Gaine.
I disposes old ulcers to a speedy healing, even to
admiration.
It is rery profitable in agues, its operation is by stool
and urine (and if the stomach be very full and foul, it
Sometimes gives a vomi ) gertly assisting nature to carry
oft all those noxious humours that annoy h&. It gives
no disturbance to the body, for griping, torturing or in
flaming .he bowels, yet operates so effectually, that
it leaveththe body rrfrelhed, and the diseases vanquished ;
and to fay all ii a Word, as it takes nothing in the Body
which may conduce to its prefetvation, so it leaves no
thing in the body which may afford matter to the growth
of a disease, or e, danger a relapfr...
Sold by Hugh Gaine.
New-York, June 25, Irßf.
W r HEREAS Margaret the^wife of William
Tilton, of this city, cor^waincr, has sepa
rated herfelf from my b/d without any real occafion*:
This is therefore to forwarn any* perlon to tiutther
on diy account, as I am determined not to pay any
debts of her contrasting from 'he date hereof.
Ibis Day is feublijhed, and to be bad of
HUG h" GAIN E,
The Seaman's Vade-Mocum,
To the Gentlemen Managers for paving
the streets of New-York, and the
Public in general :
A Perlon brought up to the paving business, and
who flatters himfelf that he can give the fullest
fatisfaaion to whomsoever he may be employed by,
offers his service in that way, and may be heard of
by enquiring for MARTIN LAWLER at the Red
Lion near Burling flip, or at Mr. Miller's, at the
Fly-Market.
AND
Defenfive WAR by SEA;
Containing the Proportions of Rigging, Masts and Yards,
Weight of Anchors, Sizes and Weight of Cables and
Cordage, Lift of the Navy. The Exercise of the Small
Arms, Bayonet, Granadoes, and great Guns, Duty of
Officers, &c. Also,
Shewing how to prepare a Merchant-Ship for a close
Fight, by difpofmg their Bulk-heads, Leaves, Coarn
ingt. Look-holes, &c.
Chacing; the Advantages to be taken by the Chace con
fideied, under all Positions in refpe& to Wind and Tide.
Defenfive Fighting; /hewing how Mefchant-hhips are to
aft, whether single or in Fleets, when cannonaded or
boarded by the Enemy,'&c.
Naval Fortifications; the Advantages of Mooring con
sidered, in refoca to Wind and Tide; and how to lay
Booms in strait and crooked Rivets, &o.
DIRECTIONS
WILLIAM TILTON.