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Signed by o<' I anJ appoinunei.t of the Boa,
chof a toicilefentthe American Refugees
DAN. COXE, Frefidea
INew-York, Decen ber 22, 1779.
Mr. Gatne,
AS 1 make no doubt of your pubHfbir in
your Monday's paper, the Adturs co
his Majetty, from the Board of Retypes,
prefaced by the President's letter; I begthat
^he following may come next in place.
As most people will be furprized /find,
that the New-York Refugees have nofeined
in that very loyal and well-timed Add/fs ; in
the sentiments whereof, the heart f every
Refugee from the different parts of pis pro
vince, mull perfectly harmonize, in's neces
sary that the world ihould be made acquainted
with the reason thereof.
A large number of the Newark Refu
-Igees having assembled, for tne purpose f
chuting from among themselves, popes pc a
sons to represent them at the Board of Refu
gees, Resolved unanimoully, (a.d have been
informed) that they would not eled any per
son for that purpose, who having fat in Con
gress or Committees, or otherwise that had
been in the line of rebellion ; and also, that
it Ihould be an inftruftion to their representa
tives when chosen, that they were not to fit
to do business with any person, reprelenting
the Refugees from any other province, that
Ihould come under that description. [A cir
cumstance that the gentlemen from the other
provinces thought too dwßatorial ]
It was therefore ip consequence of the lat
ter clause of the above refulve, and not any
want of loyalty or affection to the King ; nor
of an ardent desire to co-operate with bis Ma
jesty's armies for the suppression of the rebel
ilion, but a virtuous zeal, perhaps too rigidly
Idisplayed, for the service of opt beloved So
vereign, and our much injured country , which
occalioned their not being included in the
Address.
I believe no colony can boast of a greater
number of loyal Refugees, who have cheer
fully left their'all to the hand of the rebels,
and fled to this city of refuge from their me^
cilefs perfections, than the province of New-
YuT fori And it is well known, that very -
many of the inhabitants still remain in the
country, groaning under the cruelt es of their
unrelenting oppressors, who are still firmly
attached to his Majesty's person and govern
ment; a^d surely many have giv^n the 1:41
and molt perfect tefiimony of their loyalty,
DYING MARTYRS to the cause of ic; and
perhaps they have principally afforded tie
examples alluded to, and so pathetically de
feribed in the foregoing address and letter.
A NEW-YORK REFUGEE.
NEW-YORK, July 31.
Since our last we have heard by People
from Philadelphia, that the Lieutenant of the
Holker Privateer Brig, that engaged the Ad
miral Rodney Privateer, Captain Moore, of
tius Port, as mentioned it this Paper of the
• 17th instant, died of the Wounds received in
that Engagement, and that the Holker had
16 Men killed, and 27 wounded.
It was mentioned in the Philadelphia Ac
count of the Action, that the Admiral Rodney
iheer'd off twice; that is a Millake, as the
whole of the Engagement was uncommonly
close, and conduced with great Judgment
and Resolution by the brave Captain Moore,
and his gallant Crew.
Saturday last a Fleet of 28 Sail arrived here
from Charleftown, South -Carolina,in 11 Days.
A small Vcffel with 8 Hoglheads of Tobac
co, was sent in here last Friday Evening by the
Boat Privateer Cat. By the Prifonerswe learn
that a Fleet of 25 Sail were soon to push out
from Baltimore, under Convoy of the General
Green and some other Privateers.
The Cat also sent in here last Saturday
Night, two more small Schooners from the
Chefap ak, loaded with Corn and Plank.—
And,
Saturday Night also, was sent in by the Vic
tory -Whale-Boat, two schooners from the
fame Place, loaded with about 70 Hogsheads
of Tobacco between them.
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Public AuCtion,
At the Cotfee House this Morning,
14 Puncheons choice Weft India RUM.
At 12 o'clock,
On Brownjohn's Wharff, will be fold,
20 Puncheons of choice high-proof
JAMAICA SPIRITS.
DANIEL M'CORMICK.
jOTRAYED away, a few Days ago, a dark
O brown Mate about 13 Hands high, with
some grey Hairs on her Back. Whoever wi 1
return the said Mare to Mrs. Thompson, in
New Street, shall have a handsome Reward.
Public Audion.
To-morrow, at the Coffee-houfe Bridge
will be fold,
For the Benefit of the Under-writers,
& quantity of Tin and Copper Ware.
Imported^ and damaged on board the Ship
F e ggy> Capt. Arnot, from London.
Cunningham and Wardrop.
- 0 b e sor 7
AVery commodious BRICK HOUSE, in
William-street and corner of Ann-street,
near the North Church ; a good situation for
a merchant or trader, occupied at present by
Mr. John Pugfley. For further particulars
apply to Samuel Boyd, or Mr. Samuel Frank
er..
PUBLICK AUCTION,
By JOHN MCADAM, and Co.
Phis Day, at 11 o'Clock, at the Bridge
will be fold,
6 Hogsheads of Molasses,
3 Baggs Cotton,
A few Barrels Flour, Bread, Pork, &C;
On Murray's Wharff,
20 Puncheons high preofGrenada Rum;
25 Hogsheads belt London Claret,
io Pipes red Wine.
One o'Clock, Bache's Wharff,
10 Pipes choice Lifoon Wine,
And the Remainder of the Brig Portsmouth
Hero's Cargo, confiding of
no Hogsheads belt James River Tobacco.
On Tuesday, at the Coffee House,
The new, very valuable, and fad-failing
Prize,
Brig Porlfmouth Herb,
With all her 'hackle and Apparel, as (he now
lies at'Bache's Wharff; is well found in
Sails, Anchors and Cables, a prime Sailer,
and well-calculated for a Letter of Marque
or Privateer.
On Wednesday Next,
The good Brig RESOLUTION,
With all her Furniture, as she now lies at
Bache's Wharff, about 200 Tons Burthen,
lately hove down, has on board 60 Tons of
Stone Ballad, mounts 10 Carriage Guns, is a
prime Sailer, &c. Inventory of the above
Vessels to be feenat their Office.
PUBLIC: AUCTroN*
On Tuesday Mornjng below the Coffee-Houfe
will be fold by
Templeton and Stewart,
Eighty Barrels of choice Flour,
2 Pipes Madeira Wine by Sample,
2 Cases of Geneva,
I Box Mullard,
I Case of Claret, and Port Wine in Wood.
_ _ , ./ _
Public Auction.
This Day, on Brownejohn's Wharf, will begin,
By Taylor and Bayard,
At !I o'Clock,
The Sale of the Cargo of the Brigantine
Friends Goodwill, confiding of Port Wine of
tne Vintage of 1777, and 78, equal if not su
perior to any Cargo that has arrived here.
TO-MORROW, at the Merchants Coffee-
House, precisely at 11 o'Clock,
8 Tierces Mels Beef, half Barrels Tongues,
I Hogshead and three Boxes Poland Starch,
with a Proportion of Fig Blue,
5 Boxes Sugar Candy,
4. Calks Currants,
A very valuable BAY HORSE, fifing 4
Years old, about 14 1-2 Hands high, Proper
ty warranted, and an excellent Saddle Horse.
Sales by Au&ion.
By Duncan, Barclay, & Co.
THIS DAY, at I o'clock, at the Coffee-houfe,
The Schooner GENEROUS FRIENDS,
About 40 tons burthen, well found, and fit
for immediate service, well calculated for the
hlhing service. Inventory to be seen at their
office.
Three o'clock in the afternoon,
At their AUCTION ROOM, No. si6,
Hanover-Square,
A large and well aborted
LIBRARY of BOOKS,
In different languages, confiding of Law,
Physic, Divinity, Hidory, &c. &c.
Public Auction.
This Day, at 11 o'clock, will be fold,
By EILBECK and CARY,
At their Auction Room, No. 30, two doors
below the Coffee bouje.
Sundry GOODS, confiding of handker
chiefs, thread dockings, hats, china dilhes,
plateri and mugs of oe fird quality, and a
number of other articles too tedious to men
tion.
Publick Audion.
TOMORROW,
At 12 o'Clock at the Coffi-e-houfe,will be fold,
14 Puncheons of choice Jamaica Spirits.
THOMAS LUDLOW, junr.
Public AuElion.
TO-MORROW,
At the Coffee House will be fold,
15 Hhds. of Windward Island RUM.
P. m^davitt.
Public Audion.
This Day, at the Coffee-houfe bridge,
at Noon, will be SOLD,
A few Pieces of white and coloured Broad-
Cloths, a little damaged, a small box of Jew
ellery, 4 Hogsheads of two Years old Jamaica
Spirits, with 60 Muskets and Bayonets, ail
new.
P. M'DAVIQ
Jud imported in the Last fllips from London, by
John ^ Francis Atkinson,
No. 17, corner of the Fly-Market in Queen-Street,
A Neat and general assortment of DRY GOODS.
Also fupet fine hyfon, green, fufhong and bohea
teas, spices, jar raisins, almonds, sugar candy, mus
tard flour, pickles, Poland darch, hair powder, Lap,
I wax candles. Nails, old Jamaica Spirits, British
I and French brandy, &c. &c.
Jn~ 1m nled i, : -A 0, Rn fa% G/ J.'tflu
and n> be 1 1 (>, nc T tka^e, by
Loolley & Gilchrist,
N . 13, Water Street,
^fN afortme:4 of ironmongery and brafierj, mens
fine and common jboes, womens calltmanco ditto,
bats, cotton and thread ftoc/wigs, printed linens, India
and Worcester china, hjon, green and bohea teas,
Chefoire and Gloucester cbeele, excellent fbrub and
lemon juice, and old Jamaica spirits, Durham muf
t^rd, tn pound, half pound and quarter pound bottles,
hair powder, scented and plain, knives and forks, a
great valley, pen ditto, carving ditto, pewter, Jta
tionary, &e.
And by retail, as usual,
Rest battle gun powder foaled, Jbot of all fees, with
a general assortment of jewellery, cutlery, hardware,
stationary, perfumery, boops, &c. l^c. &c.
Hubert Van Wagenen,
At No, 976, Beekman's-Slip, has jujt imported in the
f"p j°bn, from Bristol, and now opening Jor Jale,
a general assortment of
Ironmongery and Cutlery,
Amongst which are,
OCYTHES and tickles, shovel and tongs, iron
O pots, kettles and pye pans, plate iron tea-kettles,
brass and iron wire, carpenters axes, adzes, ham
meis, augers, chisels, gouges, compasses, &c. &c.
planes and plane irons, wire and spring mouse and
tat traps, nails of ail kinds, tacks, brads, &c.
Iheet iron, table knives and forks, cuttua and pen
knives, knives and forks in Deaths, locks and
hinges of various kinds, oil-Gents and hones, files
and rasps of various sizes, steel coffee and corn mills,
saws or different foris, coopers beck irons, axes,
adzus, rivets, tc. feup^er nails, bed fetews and
casters, Ihoemakers untenkls, needles, taylors notclre
es and pre fling irons, bellows, brass cocks, crane
cocks, chafing ,fifties, coffin plates, handles, letters,
&c. ihoe and knee buckles, ditto chapes, steel, ards
and scale beams, anvils, vices, and screw plates,
tops, drops, clones, cyphers, &c, for buttons and
ear-rings, foil, watch glafles, Ipades and Novels,
Lying pans, smoothing irons, brick and plaittering
trowels, fifh hoeks, fpe&acles and steel cases, with
many other art ; cles too tedious to mention.
CHARLES GEDDES,
WATCH-MAKER,
% s just imported in the fbip King flon, from
LONDON,
A Very large and compleat Assortment @f
fl warranted WATCHES, which he is
now felling off very cheap, for Cadi, at his
Store No 524, Hanover-Square, opposite Mr.
Gaine's Printing-Office.
N. B. A few Pair of very elegant Ladies
Paste Ear-rings, and some other Articles of
Jewellery, very low.
Paper Hangings ;
A Small but elegant affortfoeri, amtwhich are,
plain blue, ditto green, ditto draw colour, and
rune of the richest figured th it has be^r imported
into this city for many years. They ate entire new
patterns ; all® a number of patterns of an inferior
kind, to be ibid by
WILLIAM MOONEY, Tpholiterer,
No. 466, William-Street.
N. B. The above bangings are just landed from
the Ihp Kingston.
LEI,
On good terms for building,
LOT ot GROUND, fronting Crown-Street
and Maiden-Lane, adjoining Mr. Rem Ra
palje ; also a LO 1 in the upper end of Qreeu street,
nearly opposite Mr. Abraham Bogart's. For parti
culars apply to Thomas Grefwold, at No. 168,
Q^eec-ft eet.
A* FEW PIPES choiceYTsßON WINE,
also Port, Madeira and Iherry wines, in
calks and bottles, to be fold by
Jolin Mackenzie,
No. 1092. Water-Street, near the Mayor's.
just imported from London, in the flips Jamaica,
Achilles, and Kingfion, and to be fold by
Nexand r Zuntz,
N° 55> Aueen-ftreet, between Beekman's ana Peck's
A Parcel of finable DRY GOODS;
amorgft which are a great assortment
of SILK S,
BLACK PATINET for APRONS, very rich.
Ado, a neat aflortraen; of jewellery, gold, nivet
and metal watches, plate and plated ware, lancets
of the heft quality ; brfides a large affoitmtnt of
blond, black and white tinea I edging and lace, with
sundry other articles, as ufuaL
Likewise a parcel of GROCERIES, confining of
Grices, milliard, &c. a parcel of Leaderhall beef, and
f>me r unties, hr red)^y, at ^ very low advance.
Lo's ' t;
ON Wednesday last, at Greenwich, a
GOLD WATCH, with a tortoifhel
case, two gold seals, gold key and gold ring,
the feypher on one of the seals has WB. Any
person having found it, and will return it to
the Printer, ihall receive TEN POUNDS
reward. If offered for sale. begs it may be
flopped.
jaf importer in the Jamaica,, and Kingfon,jrsm
London, and to be fold by
PETER GOELET,
. At the Golden-Key, in Hanover-Square,
ALarge afforimeni of IRONMONGERY,
CUTLERY, and HARDWARE, together
with a variety of other articles; alf>, a few dozen
London draw boot legs, and bead leather soles.
Just imported per the Kingjion, Cap.fohnf.cn, from
London, and to be SOLD wholtfale, by
URIAH HENDRICKS,
No. 858, Hanover-Square, for cash, the fol
lowing GGODS, viz.
YARD wide pub linnens all prices, fine book
muslins, India chintz, newtft falhion, flower
ed bandanoes, bed nankeens, Italian Cords, Mar
-Ifellies quilting, mens and youths la's, mock gar
nets, Pland hrich in hogsheads, gone blue in
I calks, &c»
'By 'John M" Adam, aA C%
Cn Wednesday, at 1 o'Cleck, at the
Coffee-Houfe, wjll be fold,
The Schooner AGNES,
With all her 'Tackle and Apparel as file now
lies at Burling's-Slip, about 100 Tons, well
found, and a fall Sailor. Inventory to be
seen at their Office.
Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, next,
Will be fold at 12 o'clock, opposite Temple
ion and Stewart's Store,
60 Hoglheads belt James River Tobacco,
Prize to the Boat Victory, Captain Thompson.
By Fegan and Dean.*
Sale by Auction.
By Bowman and Codner,
On WEDNESDAY,
At 11 o'clock at their Office, No. 521,
Hanover Square,
An elegant assortment of goods, amongst
which are
A fine choice of printed linnens, cottons,
Callicoes and chintzes,farfuets, modes, perfians
and fattins, Itrip'd, figur'd and plain muslins,
bandano, Barcelona, muslin and printed hand
kerchiefs, sewing silks, gauzes and lawns,
ribbons, white drillings, velvets, callimancoes
and other fluffs, hardware, &c.
At one o'Clock precisely,
The late Dr. Henderfm's LIBRARY,
chiefly Treaties of Physic and Sa ?e r v.
PORT DUNE
Directly from O POR TO, and
LONDON particular
Madeira Wine of the fiift quality, in Pipes
and Quarter Calks, to be fold by
CHARLES NICOLL,
Imported in the last fllips foa London, and to be
fold by
William Holdernefs,
N'A 37, Wal. Street,
An elegant assortment <f GOODS, consisting of t! e
f.. Bowing articles,
BROCADES a^d manfuas, p'aln and figured
lutestrings, rich white black and blue futins,
ditto modes, peifiu $, farfnets,-India perfians, a great
Variety of fine tambour muslin, plain, bo^k and to
conet ditto, chintzes,, fans, ga tzes, ribbons, laces,
and edgings, f tile and tiffinles, oft ri Ige feathers,
Italian flowers, ladies and gentlemens embroidered
and plain 6ik flockings, gentlemen's patent ribbed
do. rich white, blue and pink fattin petticoats, farf
net ditto, silk and Gitin shoes, fhamoy red and green
morroc 0 ditto, bed cillimar.co aid duff sh ies, bed
White Chapel needles, la>ge nmb ellas, with a. va
riety of trimmings, fringe, &c. to be sod on the
molt reasonable terms.
rirtO be fold, tne ueafe of a House in the
Fly-Market, late the Ro erty of Mr.
T.mothy Scandert, deceased; an excellent
Stand for Business. Enquire at said House,
where the Particulars will be made known.
TO be Let, Part of a Dwelling Iloufe,
suitable for a small Family. For Parti
culars, enquire at the Printer.
TAKEN up ad ift, in Huntington-bay, a small
SK FF d Whoever can prove their property,
may have it again, by paying charges, and enquir
ing of FRANCIS PEMARKE, at, Brooklyn.
juf imported in the King fen, and the last foips
from London, and to be Sold by wholesale,
By EDWA RD GOOLD,
No. 849, Hanover Square,
And a few pipes of excellent PORT
_ WINE
Maredant's Drops.
As a proof of the efficacy of "Maredant . Antifcor
butic Drops, prepared by Mr. Norton, Surgeon,
or linden-Square, London, and fold by hri appointment
at Mt. Gaine':, Printer, in New- York, in curing the
following disorders, v z.
Fistula% Pdei, Pimpled Faces, long continued Inflam
mation of the Eyes, Bilious Cholic, St. Anthony's Fire,
Scorbutic Gour, and Rheifmatifm, and ^very other dis
order arifingtroma Foulness es the Blood-;the following ;
bures, taken f om cue general Lift, will fufficently teility,
Capt. Calvert, in the Eait India Company's fervace,
of feurbwtic blotches.
Mr. Roderic Mac Donald, of a fcorbutie eruption,
whofecure is atufted by Dr. Cooper, of John-Smet,
Cavendish Square.
Lieut. Col. Feyrac, late ofhis Majesty's 18th, or royal
regiment of so it, ured of a most violent feurvey, attend,
d w th a total want of appetite, sleep and spirits.
Mr. John Good, late surgeon to his Majesty's sloop
Ferrit, of a most dangerous and obstinate fiftula.
Mr. John Foster, at the Rose, Welling, in Kent,
of a leprosy, attended with rheumatic pains.
Mrs. Ann C oxford, of Klngdone, Oxfordshire, of*
paralytic disorder, attended with an universal numbness,
#hich deprived her of the use of ter limbs,
Mr. Stephen Armitage, Crampton Court, Dublin, cured
of fv^ral ulcers in his legs, which caused them to fwel
exceedingly.
Pricl'tWELVE SHILLINGS a Bottle.
IRISH linens,
Long lawns,
Turkey and Dutch cord,
Drawboys,
Corded dimity,
Coloured linens,
Gold and filvei iace.
Navy hat ditto,
Piutlian binding,
Epaulet and epaulet lace,
Fringe and bullion,
Plated and ftuff vel'um,
Gold and liiver thread,
Gilt and plated gorgets,
Crimf n ballaume fames
A large' assortment of
buttons,
Book muffin handker
chiefs,
Lawn anc)Kenting ditto,
Women's India cotton
hose,
Men's silk hose,
Black edging and joining *
Lee,
White thread do.
3 uflels and Flanders do.
White and buff callimer,
Men's hats velvet bound,
Boys white hats,
deft cargo beef?