The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-11-24 00:00:00, page 3

N E 'vV-YOR K, November 24. |
The martial Spirit which at pies nt fliines forth|
^mongft the Inhabitants of this City refieCs > the j
Irighett Honour upon them, and is at once a Proof
rs their Loyalty and Gratitude. ---Ever since the
Arrival of the King's Troops the greatest Harmony
and molt cordial Friendship have fubfiikd between
them and the Citizens, nor has the martial Law been
a Grievance to any.—None have been required to
take Arms, hot even the most Apostate amongst
those who have taken the Benefit of the Proclamati
on and come to this City for Piote&ion:---Hcw dit
feient the Profpe& if we look where “ Fraud fere
<vai!s, and impious Men bear, favaj;' and wheie the
wretched Inhabitants have been dragged to the Field
to fight againtt the most glorious Constitution in the
Universe.---The Indulgence of the Commander in
Chief has prompted the principal Gentlemen, Inha
bitants of this City, and Refugees from other Pro
vinces, to form themselves into Independant Com
panies, Twenty of which are nearly compleated.
The whole to have proper Uniforms and the Election
of their own Officers.
Last Monday fiveral Companies of them paraded
in the Fields, at the Upper End of Broad-Way,
headed by the Wor/hipful David Matthews, E/q;
and made a very fine Appearance.---These Compa
nies, together will the Militia, will greatly add to
the Strength of the City and relieve the King's
Troops who may be employed elsewhere.
On Tuesday Evening, was deposited in the Cus
tody of the Provolt of this City, Peter Van I affell,
commonly stiled the Indian King. He was taken
on Monday Evening, with two others, near Tarry
town, by a Party of Provincial Forces, with Capt.
Emmerick's Coips, under the Command of that
enterprizing Officer. Van Tafftll has long distin
guished himfelhhs an a&ive Committee-man, at da
furious Pet Renter of the Friends to the Conttituti
on. Captain Emmerick's Party brought to their
Encampment a considerable Quantity of live Stock
and other Provisions.
By a Gentleman lately arrived in this City, who
has been long Rrfident in the Rebel Country, and
had a good Opportunity of observing their Temper
and Situations, we have been favoured with the fol
lowing Particulars.-- The Dependence of the East
ern Colonies has hitherto been upon their fuceefs
ful Piracies, which have afforded them Supplies of
Cloathing, Ammunition, and Provisions ; but, from
the great Number of their armed Vessels lately taken
by his M jetty 's Ships, these important Supports are
greatly diminished, and the Ardour for such preda
tory Practices much abated, many of the Adven
turers being reduced to beggary. There is a con
stant Communication between the Southern and
Northern Provinces. Flour, Rice, Tea, and To
bacco, are brought by Land over the Middle Road,
through York Town in Penrfylvania, and Hartford,
in Connt&icut, to Boston, where Flour fells at 15
Dollars per Hundred, Bohea Tea, even damaged,
and brought from Cbarleftown, South Carolina, at
15 Dollars a Pound, Shoes 10 Dollars, Boots 36
Dollars, and Trouftrs, such as are worn by Ne
groes, 18 Dollars a Pair ; a very plain furtout Coat,
without Lining, 60 Dollars, ordinary Beef One
Shilling, prime Ditto 13d. Po^k ißd. Butter 4s. 6J.
per Pound, Lawful Money. Not a single Hat to be
purchased at any Price. The Southern Provinces,
an Exchange for their Produce, take Sugar, charged
to them at 221. Lawful Money per Hundred, and
Welt India Rum, at Twelve Dollars a Gallon. For
the above Articles Carriage is paid at the Rate of
Four Shillings Lawful Money per Hundred Weight,
for each Mile from the Town of Boston to Chailes-
Town, South Carolina, a Distance cf more than
1 too Miles.
The Barracks at Winter and Profpe& Hills, and
within a certain limited Diftri& of each, are now be
come the Encampments of the British Troops Com
manded by General Burgoyne, a considerable Body
of which were already arrived, and the lift Division,
with the General, daily expelled. A. Committee
was appointed by the Rebel General Court, with a
Power to call in two Thousand Miljtia as a Guard
11pen the Troops, and a d fcretionary Allowance to
encreafe that Number if judged requisite, and to
Supply General Burgoyne's Aimy with such Necef
iaries as were not stipulated for in the late Conven
tion of Saratoga, these are to be purchased with
Continental Bills, which pass at the Rate of five,
fix, and seven single Dollar Bills for one Silver
Dollar; such is tlie pufent Credit of the Congress
Paper.
The Extortion of the Merchants for the few Dry
Goods in their PtsT fcn, and the peremptory Re
quisitions of the Committee-Men, which have ftript
many thoufadd Families of their Winter Cloathing
for rhe Supply cf the Rebel Troops, occasions mur
murs and defection, the People in general earnestly
wiflfng for a Reiteration of legal Government, with
the Bit flings of real Liberty, and perfect Security of
Person and Property.
On Tuesday the nth Infant eight Albany Sloops
landed a Number of Troops from Mr. Gates's
Army at Alb my, and encamped near King's Ferry ;
they are supposed tn be about 8 or 900.
A Person arrived in Town from the Eastward has
brought an Account of Gen. Burgoyne's reaching
Boston ct Thursday Se'nnight, and that, on the"
Sunday following, the General with five other Offi
cers, embarked on board a Veflel prepared for the
Purpose, and tailed for England.
By Accounts from Morris Town, in Jersey, we
are informed, that thirty-five Persons are under Sen
tence of Death in the Gaol of that Place, whole
Crime is a faithful Attachment to Government.
On Monday lalt arrived here, a Prize Brig taken
by the Otter Sloop in Chefapeak Bay, loaded with
Wine, Brandy, Blankets, &c. from France, on Ac
count cf the Congress.---Same Day arrived the Ot
ter's Tender.
We hear that Orders have been sent to a Place
called Wellfield, a few Miles from Elizabeth-Town,
in New Jersey, for the Inhabitants of that Place to
prep^e Quarters for a large Body of Men, and to
cut down 500 Cords of Fire Wood.
Ori Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurfdav and Friday
halt, Parties of the Rebels landed on Staten-Island,
from Elizabeth Town, hut were as often beat off.
We have Accounts from different Farts, that
Mud-1/bnd and Red- Bank surrendered to theTroops
under the Command of General Sir William Howe,
on Sunday the 16th Instant.
Yesterday Week a Scow funk in the East River,
wh^n eroding from Hoorn's Hook to Hallet's-Cove,
on Long-I(land; by which Accident three Negroes,
the Property of Capt. Hallet, were drowned: A
white Man saved his Life by taking to a Ilorfe that
was in the Scow.
Capt. Tattam, in a Schooner bound for Philadel
phia, was blown out of Sandy-Hook some Time
ago, without Anchors or Cables, and was on the
Coast in the late blustering cold Weather, during
which Time the Crew fuffered much by the Frost,
and the Captain, we hear, is dead. The Schooner
returned to the Hook last Friday.
Two Small Vessels loaded with Salt, are got into
Tom's River, about 50 Miles to the Southard of
Sandy-Hook, in the Province of New-Jersey.
A Boat loaded with Oylers, frem Fire-Bland,
was a few Days ago taken by a final! Rebel Priva
teer, ahd carried ihto Egg-Harbour: The People
that were on board are now in Monmouth County
Goal, in New-Jerfey^
The Rebels were as low down in Bergen, last
Friday Night, as Mr. Van Ripen's, the Blacksmith,
and carried from thence some Horses, &c.
Friday last arrived at Sandy-Hook, from England,
the Grampus Store Ship (formerly the Buckingham,
of 70 Guns) Ambrose Reddall, Esq; Commander,
having left the Land the 12th of September, in Com
pany with 25 Sail,bound for this Port. They have on
board a Number of Troops, under Convoy of his
Majesty's Frigates the Venus and Foy, of 32 Guns
each ; from whom the Grampus parted about ten
Days ago.
General Jones, Col. of the id Battalion of the
Foot Guards, is on board the Venus Frigate.
In the Grampus came Passengers, Capt. Carleton
of this Place, and Mr. Meade.
This Morning the Fleet which failed under Con
voy of the Grampus, &c. came into this Harbour.
K, The Price of fine FLOUR is regulated at
Forty-five Shillings, New-York Currency, per Hun
dred Weight.
VALENTINE JONES, M. G.
And Commandant of New-York, &c.
The Assize of BREAD will be regulated by the
Mayor, agreeable to the above Price.
On Sunday next a Charity Sermon will be
preached in the Forenoon, at St. George's Cha
pel, for the Benefit of the Charity School in
this City.-- Should the Weather be bad, the Ser
mon will be postponed to the following Sunday.
K, It may be proper to inform such as are not
acquainted with the Nature and Dtfign of this In
stitution---That the School consists of 86 Scholars,
viz. 56 Boys and 30 Girls, who are annually eloathed
and inltru&d in the Principles of the Christian
Religion. They are taught Reading, Writing, and
Arithmetick, and the Giris Needle Woik ; Books,
Paper, &c. found them. The Aiders of this picus
Work are also informed, that the School is visited
one a Month by the Reftor, Church Wardens, and
a Committee of the Vedry of Trinity Church, and
the Children carefully examined; and that the Jn-
Ititution is principally Supported by the Contribu
tions of benevolent Perfuns, colle&ed at the Sermons
which are annually preached for its Benefit.
%* A few STATE LOTTERY TICKETS,
to be fold. For Particulars apply to Hugh Gaine.
New-Yok, Nov. 24, 1777.
NOTICE is hereby given, that distribution of
a proper proportion es the neat proceeds ofthe
/loop Friendship, taken by his M^jifty's Ships Brune
and Galatea, will be made to the company of his
Majesty's ship the Galatea, at this place, on the 28th
currents
HENRY WHITE, of New-York, Agent.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a distribution of
the neat proceeds of the brigantine General
Gadsden, p ize to his Majesty's fliip Galatea, Thomas
Jordan, Esq; commander, will be made to the com
pany of said ship, on the 2^h current.
Nov. 24,1777. BENRY WHITE, Agent.
To-morrow, at 11 o'Clock,
Will be fold by Publick Auction, at
BOWMAN and CODNER's Office,
Hanover Square,
A general apartment of
EUROPEAN GOODS,
Amongst which are,
A Variety of the very best Bath coatings and Ker
fey beavers ; ratteens, coarse and fine; Mol
tons, hunters cloths, broad cloths, druggets, blan
kets, rugs, /halloons, durants, handkerchiefs, a va
riety of callicoes, checks, Irith linens, all widths
and qualities, white threads No. 6 to 110, niers
flioes, womens Huffs, bed tickings, figured and stri
ped linens, ribbons, writing paper, and mny other
articles.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
By DANIEL M'CORMICK,
At the Coffee House this day,
A Parcel of RIGGING, CABLES, SHROUDS,
&c. &c.
With a LONG BOAT about 18 feet in length.
TO-MORROW,
A few calks of excellent spirits a>d rum,
8 hogsheads of Madeira wine, and
Some bottled claret in hampers.
For SALE at
At D ANIEL M'CoRMICk's
VENDUE HOUSE,
7-8 and yaid wide cotton checks, furniture checks,
Irfh poplins, velverets, corderoys, cambricks, men's
shoes, coatings, ozenbrigs, fine runed ihirts, rattinets,
camblets, &c. &c.
TO^MORROW
Will be fold at the COFFEE-HOUSE bridge,
THE effects of a captain of a vcffel, deccafed, (as
formerly advertised) consisting of wearing apparel,
&c. &c. with two neat saddles and bridles, and a few
pieces of plate.
On Thursday, fame place,
A parcel of damaged Irilh linens,
Do. of ready made shirts, different qualities,
With 30 pieces of cambricks.
Templeton and Stewart,
Have for faie, checks, Irith linens, Virginia tobacco,
English cut tobacco, rappte and blackguard fnuff fik
and Barcelona handkerchiefs, with a few boxer of Key
fer's pill', just imported ; and best Cork rrfe butter.
To be LET,\
A Convenient STORE, with CELLARS under the
fame, in Quetn-ftreet. E quite of F.Gyne.
jusTWMPORmnJT^^
By MICHAEL KEARNEY,
Ac his house the corner of King and Smith-ftrect,
MESS PORK in barrel,
ROSE BUTTER in firkins,
OX TONGUES in half barrels,
MOULD CANDLES in box's,
DIPT ditto, in half ditto,
And a few hogsheads of excellent bottled CLARET,
Forty Shillings Reward,
WILL be given to thte person that finds a LONG
BOAT which went adrift or was taken away,
about three weeks ago, from Capt. Rofe's wharf: Her
flern post is broke oft to the lower rudder iron, and her
fern broke up about a foot from her,keel, her bottom
very much worm eaten branded in the Bern Peter Larl.
The reward will be paid on the delivery of the boat to
Jafeph Rose, who is to be found in Mr. Alley's house,
near the Net-flip.
To he fold at public Vendue, at the Cofifee-Houfe,
By BARRACK HAYS,
This Morning at X o'Clock,
ONE Trunk dry GOODS;
A Quantity of Checks,
Parcel of Russia Linen,
Shoes and Stockings,
Some Furniture,
Two good Feather Beds,
I A Parcel of Books.
To-morrow, at the fame Place,
' io Hogsheads Welt-India Rum,
I Calk Brandy,
2 Hogsheads and io Barrels Mufeovado Sugar,
50 Dozen milled Stockings,
20 Pieces Linen,
40 Dozen Port Wine,
8 Dozen best Madeira do.
20 Pieces Bath coatings and ratteens;
On Wednesday,
6 Calks of best bottled Ale,
1 Case Hud Ware confining of Knivesand Forks,
Pinchbeck and plated Shoe Buckles, Cuttoe
Knives, &c.
6 Hogtheads Weft-India Rum,
A Likely Negro Boy eight Years old;
A few Quintals C dtifh, and an eight Day Clbck;
'PUBLfc — AUCTI ON'.—
THIS MORNING at 11 o'clock.
Will be sold,
THE furniture of Johudun Fairholm, Esq; at
his hone near the BowJing green, confiding of
mahogany tables, chairs, bedheads, feather beds,
looking glafles, china, plate, prints, kitchen furni
ture, &c, &c.
On Brownejohn's wharf,
Half an hour after twelve,
A few talks of rice, indigo, and abowt io hog
/heads of tobacco, being the remainder of the cargo
1 of the brig General Gadsden.
On TUESDAY Morning,
At Bache's wharf,
The cargo of the Ichooner Le Tempefte, confiding
of Turn, molaffcs, &c. &c. likewise one pipe and
two hogsheads excellent Ldbon wine, and about 20
barrels limes of the latest importation from the Welt-
Indies. The sale will bes in at 11 o'clock.
On WEDNESDAY at I o'clock,
At the Merchant's Coffee House,
The brig General Gadsden, with all her tackle and
apparel, as the now lies at Brownejohn's wharf.
On THURSDAY Morning,
A variety of dry goods suitable for the lesion,
among which are, Superfine and second broad cloths,
forrett, do. forges, coatings, frizes, worsted and
yarn hose, ditto gloves and mitts, linens, Meetings,
plaidings, bindings, buttons, gartering, &c. &c.
The sale will begin precisely at 11 o'clock, at John
M'Adam, and Co's, auction room, opposite rhe Cof
fee house bridge, where may be seen the inventory cf
the brig General Gadsden.
Rw mote STATE LO TTERY PICKETS
is just come to hand by Uriah Hendricks. The
gentleman who engaged tickets will please to call for
them at his office opposite the Golden-Key in Hano
ver-Square. The lottery begun drawing the 17th
instant. Schemes given gratis at said office.
f ^uisr d;
ON the morning of the 21st instant, by a negro fel
low, upon one of the docks in this town, a silver
watch. The owner by applying to James Roy, watch
maker, opposite to Mr. Rivington's, and proving his
property, may have her again, upon rewarding the ne
gro and paging all expences.
h The Ship NANCY,
(Letter of Mirque)
THOMAS BEYNON, Master;
"' "' Ballast, in fix or
Vv eight Days, for St. Augustine:
W Ff ' r Fre ^ ht or Eff/ge, apply to the
Marler, every Day at the Coffee-Houfe
Hi fee, or at Mr. Thompson's Store. Has for Sale,
L. ,le refined Sugar, and Port Wine in Hampers, Cheese
Glnurefter and Cheshire, a few Firkins of Batter.
TYF ITe-Tc ELD;
By Terrill and Kearney,
At No. §, in Queen-street, next door to the hon. Henry
White's;
OLD Madeira wine in bottles, port wine in ditto,
brandy, old spirits, Liverpool ale, double ana
tingle refined sugar, mufcoy?do ditto; hyfon, fouffiong,
and bohea tea ; rice by the tierce, half tierce, or froaller
quantity; coffee, pepper, mustard, raisins, currants, &c.
Picked up at Sandy-Hook,
,rr^wo anchors and cables. Any one proving their
property, ard paying expences, may have them
again, by applying to David Morris, at theiign of the
pilot boat near the Ferry- Stairs.
RUN-AWAY frem the fubfriber, living at New
Lots, King's county, on Long-lfland, the 16th
instant, a negro fellow named NAT; has loft his
right efe, aboutzq years old, pitted with the fmall-pcx,
5 fret 8 inches high, Indian hair, and of a yellow com
plexion : Had on when he went away, a whiteifh furtout
coat, a homespun coat, and light coloured jacket.---
Whoever takes up and secures the said fellow, lo that he
may be had again, shall receive Five Dollars reward, and
all reasonable charges, paid by
HFNRY WICKOFF.
This Day is published by H. Gaine, in
Hanover-Square,
Hutchins's
ALMANACK
For the Year 1778,
The Contents of which are as follow, viz.
ESTIMATE of human Qreamefs.
Judicious Sentiments on Gaining,---Envy,---
Friendship,---ProcrahinatioD,.-- Secrecy,--- Discon
tent,---and Fortune.
An Inftan.ee of the heroick and matchiefs Virtue
of the Duke of Orleans.
An odd Difeovery of a Murder.
A comical merry Prank.
A happpy Reformation in a noble Youth, by an
odd Stratagem.
Two pleasant Adventures of Charles the Fifth,
Emperor and King of Spain.
A pleasant Adventure of a Hermit.
The Power of Beauty.
On Justice.
On Life.
A Collection of Moral Precepts.
The great Dr. Lobb's Directions for the Manage
ment of Children in Health ; with an Account of
the Distempers common to them, and their Cvr&
Table of Interest, Roads, &e, &c,
Public auction. 7/
At John Taylor's Vendue-Store;
Near the Fly. Market; ,
W'ILL be told, to-morrow, a quantity of ozenbrig^
coatings, frizes, men's j. CKcts, breeches, fhutl
and trowfers; &c. &c.
For private sale at his store,
A few bales ox 1 1 2,2, 2 1-2, and 3 poirtt Iridian
blankets; fuperfine and common broad cloths, ftrouds;
coatings, frizes, embos'd serges, flannels, penniftons,
striped and plain calamancoes, Irilh linens, yard wide!
and 7-8 co ton and linen checks, cambricks, lawhs, a
neat assortment of callicots and ribbons, ozenbrigs, gimps;
snail, yarn and woifted bofe, trunksof men's /hoes, ditto
of women's leather and callimancce, boles of men's best
beaver hats, brats kettles in Lts, pevitefin caffes, corded
Venetians, shaded cruris, sewing fiik, white and colour'd
threads, Russia drabs, Vermillion, with a variety bf other
goods too tedious to enumerate, which to eiole the fafes;
he will fell at a price that ffiall be pleating to the pur
chaser.
Mrs. TREVIITe;
At the London Coffee-Houfe, near the Efr
change,
WHO formerly kept the assembly at Newport, in
Rhode-Bland, to the general fatisfaaion of the
polite and gay, who retorted to that place, has now fitted
up (as elegantly as the times will permit) a large com
modious room for the fame ptirpofc, and proposes to opert
it on Wednefdaf evening at fix o'clock ; being encouraged
thereto by gentiemchol the fiift diflinaion in the army
and navy. Each gentleman is entitled to brihg his part
ner, by producing bis ticket, the price of which is cne
dollar, and for which Mrs. Trevilie obliges heffelf to
furnish themufic, fire and cardlrs, till 10 o'clock, after
which hour thole gentlemen Who arc inelined to continue
it longer, are to pay sot the further expence that ma,
arise for their entertainment. And as ffie has met witri
uncommon iofies by the rebellion, /he implores the ena
coufagemertt of the gentlemen of the navy and army in
particular, to whole poli enefs and humanity ffie acknow
ledges herfelf greatly indebted ; and by which the flatters
her,elf the ffiall be enabled to give general fatisfaction.
N. B. Tickets, dt one dollar, to be had at the Lona
don Crff- eH^ufe.
DESERTED from a detachment of marines, doing
duty on board his Majesty's ship Brune, JOHN
DAVIES, and WILLIAM MOSS, of the Portimouth
division: Davies is about 10 years of age, lufly,'and g
feet 9 inches in ftarnre, of a healthy complexion, with
short hair ; had on when he defected, a marine uniforms
William Moss is 22 years of age, of a fair complexion,
white Zhort hair, about 5 feet 8 in stature ; had on when
he deferred, a marine uniform. A GUINEA reward
will be paid for apprehending each, by Lieut. Cockell,
cf the said detachment.
T^KEN -UP, a flray COW. Th; Owner may have
A her again, proving their Property, and paying all
Charges, by applying to Mr. Grig's, in the Sloat.
TO be fold at public vendor, to-morrow, at twelve
o clock, at the Merchant's Coftee-Houfe, or at pri^
vate sale any time before, the sloop Hope, a good, tight,
staunch, strong vessel, burthen about 110 tons, is well
found, of an easy drought of water, a faft sailer, and has
good accommodations; has been employed in the whal
ing business; now lying at BroWn-j hn's wharf, (oppo
site the King's Head tavern) where her fails and materials
may be viewed and an inventory produced, by applying to
William Tohgue, broker, in Hanover-Square, who has
to dispose of at die fame time, jooo weight of excellent
Carolina indigo.
Just imported from London, in the ship Hill, George
Marshall, commander, and to be fold by
ROBERT ALEXANDER, and Co.
At their Store in Water-Street,
Between the Coffee-houfe and the Old SI
SUPERFINE cloths' ) fVery neat phin beaver,hats,
Middling ditto, 1 Men's caps bound and
Coarse ditto, ! 4' banded,
Bath coating, 'l ° 3-4, 7 8, and yard wide
Beaver ditto, '^ 1 Iri/h linens.
Fine fwan/kin, |,~ llrifh and Russia fleeting,
Linleys, fwan/kins, I Raffia dowlas, diapers,
Flannels, J r Table cloths of various fizesj
Milled fwan/kin, 7-8 and ya-d wide cotton
White serges, checks, Callicoes,
Green and white drapery Superfine cotton hoihnds,
baize, halfthicks, Bed bunts and counterpanes,
Kerfey, drabs, Dimities, ] 43
York /hire plains, Marseilles quiltings,/ S^
8-4, 9-4, and 10 4 rose Drawboys, <™ K,
blankets, [Corderoys, ' >
Long blue duffle great coats,iMoree gowns, a great Yari-
Carpets, different sizes, | ety, and very elegant,
Worsted, yarn, cotton, andlSuperfind lawn hahdkerchfs#
thread flockings, for men,) red and purple borders,
women, and children, ißandanoe handkerchiefs,
Black and buff breeches pat-iCambricks, white fans,
terns, # Hvfon, green, and fulhong
Milled mittens, yarn gloves,; tea,
Milled caps, Kilmarnock do.iLoaf sugar in hog/heads,
Striped ditto, Raifinsin boxes, 25 lb. each,
Germantown cotton caps, Olives, French anffiSpanish,
Gold and silver mixed loops in fmaft cases.
and buttons, I Sweet oil in ditto.
*||* Four trunks, containing a complete affurtment of
MI LL ENE RY, will be fold cheap, if taken together.
LOST, Yelterday Evening, on Brower's Wharf,
a Mourning Ring. Whoever finds the fame,
and will return it to H. Gaine, IhalLrecenre a Dol
lar Reward. Nov. 2, 1777.
Wants Employment,
AN English woman, who will engage as cook and
housekeeper in a gentleman's family,---can be
well recommended. Enquire of the printer.
A Man COOK (either white or black) capable of
d effing plain victuals. He rauft be a single man,
or good character, and have a conftityution able to bear
the fatigues of a campaign with light trooper Enquire
of the printer.
Excellent hy/on, congo, finglo, and bohea '
TE A S,
To be fold bv the chest or fmall'r quantity, by
ROBERT AMBROSE,
At his Rose, No. 46, in Maiden-Lane,
WHO has also for tale, French brandy, Holland
geneva, Weft-India rum different qualities, loaf,
and brown sugar, mould and dipt candles, English soap;
china, glass and Queen's ware; English and Russia duck,
twine, iheathing nails, pepper, nutmegs, cloves, macs,
cinnamon, &c.
LEMONS, limes, and lime juice,
china oranges, lignum vita, and Brazaleta wood,
tar, and mahogany boards, to be fold on board the sloop
Deborah, Capt. DarRKLL, near the Ferrv Stairs.
—.—— —,
Genuine Maredent's Drops,
For the Cure of the Scurvy, &c,
Sold b, H. Gaine.