The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1778-10-05 00:00:00, page 2

The Letter of Marque Ship Brilliant, of 16 guns,
6 and 9 pounders, Capt. William Pritftman, which
arrived here on Sundy Sen'night from Liverpool : On
the 16th inst. in Lat. 38, Long. 69, fell in with a
Rebel Frigate, mounting 20 Guns on her Main
Deck, Six on her Quarter Deck, and Swivels in her
Tops. About half an Hour past Meridian, the
ffed a Gun and hoisted the Thirteen Stripes, upon
which Capt. Prieftman wore Ship and fainted her
with a iLoadfide, raking her Fore and Aft; she
immediately run along Side, within 100 Yards
Pittance, and a severe Engagement commenced,
which continued for Nine Gaffes. At Five o'Clock
the Frigate filled her Sails, and flrot a-head, when
Capt. Pia ftman again wore Ship, and running under
Stern, raked him with another Broadside, but his
Ammunition being reduced to one Round and every
Sheet of Paper on Board, including the Log-Book,
being fifed for Cartridges, he lay too for the Night,
to repair his Rigging, &c. within Sight of the Pi
rate, who taking advantage of a freeze, which
sprung up at Six in the Morning, flood away to the
Northward, and being a much better Sailer than the
Brilliant, Capt. Prieftman, judging that a Chace
would prove unfuccefsful, fleered for this Port, Du
ring the Engagement, 20 Rounds were discharged
from the Brilliant's 9 Founders, and 42 from her
Sixes : Notwithstanding the Length and Severity of
the Action, die had only three Men wounded, but
many were seen to fall on Board the Enemy's VefleL
'NEW-YORK, October 3 .
Ju Account ofthe Action at Tappan, Sunday Night,
the 27th ult.
The Second Battalion of Light-Infantry led the
^arJ England, every thing be^g g^t ready for
that purpose when they left that city, which was iaft
Monday. They also fay, that the Spandh Ambas
sador, who is coming to our court was preparing to
leave Paris, in order to set off to England, so that
hie arrival here is hourly expected.”
July 14. Yelterdav an express was sent off to
Portfinouth for the Andromeda frigate, which has
ben careened, &c. to fail out of harbour to Spithead
immediately, and to wait for further orders. It is
said she is going with dispatches to the Commissioners
at Philadelphia. „
The seamen on board Admiral Keppel $ fleet,
amounts to upwardsof fourteen thousand men.
The great officers of state will not be far from
town all" the summer, as they have agreed to meet
together regularly once a week, as during the feliion
of parliament.
A letter from Dover, dated the firft instant, lays,
" An order is sent from the court of France to Dun
kirk, lignifying that any merchant who will fit their
vessels for privateers thill be supplied with guns and
warlike stores at the expence of the French King.
The above order was read publickly upon change
there, and is duck up.
It is somewhat remarkable, that Admiral Keppel
found on board each of the French prizes, writ
ten orders, not to molest that ufeful Enghfh
navigator Capt. Cook, on any account whatever,
all which orders were signed Sartine.
The Sardinian miniiter at the British court, it is
frid, has for some time been employed asa confiden
tial mediator between our court and the b rench. 1 he
Sardinian miniiter here (Count Viri) was employed
to make the peace of 1762, for which he had a pen
sion from Ireland./
A letter from Madrid fays, <c You have no doubt
heard that Spain offered to interpoie as a mediatiix be
tween the French and your court: In this, tis aup
pofed, the king of Spain was set on foot by his bro
ther of France, who, whatever his ministers may be,
does not seem over hearty to begin war. The dis
position of that monarch is certainly pacific, and his
Queen is no longer capable of intrigue, you know,
by being lecluded from public cabal by her pregnan
cy. This may be a lucky stroke for Europe, if En
gland hull come to any agreement with her revolted
colonies. But though a mediation has been.refufed
on the part if his Britannic Majesty, it is thought
the prelent appearance of a dorm may blow over in
this quarter. However, in Germany they are going
to it ding-dang."-
A gentleman just arrived from France fays,
that notwithstanding the French have boalted
so much of the Ihength of the navy, yet their /hips
are not half manned ; he fays, that the fleet at Breit
cannot put out to sea for want of hands, tho' they
make a Ihew ofintending to fail ; but that the Tou
lon fleet nave pot got their full complement, and
therefore they failed for the coast of Spain, in order
to take some Spanilh sailors on board, a vast number
of their own failoisbeipg engaged in the extensive
trade they carry on With the Americans, and there
fore, he fays, that the French,are as unwilling to go
to war as the English.
It has been matter of great furprize to the public
(fays a correspondent) that hostilities have not yet
commenced with a'folemn declaration of war between
France and England, after the repeated insults and
indignities received on both sides. But we learn
from unquestionable authority (continues the fame
correfpendent) that the Spanish AmbAffador is now
negotiating a reconciliation between the two powers ;
and, as this is an event which both feern to wish for,
war will not be declared until it is known whether it
will take place or not.
Yefttiday Mons. de Muffin" Poufchin, Envoy
at this CaOrt from RuiUa, \vas preferred to his
M jelly, at St. James's. He returned on Monday
evening from Ruftia, where he has been for some
months. His Excellency went to celebrate his nup
tials with a Ruffian lady, and who was presented to
her Majesty this day.
They write from Copenhagen, that during the eh
campment of the troops, near that city, a stranger
who was incognito was difeovered to be the King of
Sweden, and it is affected by many people that his
two bothers were with him. After the troops had
finish'd their manoeuvres, on the 23d ult. the K ng
of Dvnm.uk sent his Chamberlain to the king of
Sweden to dine with him at the Cattle of Frederickf
burg.
Extrafl of a letter from Gofport, Jul, to.
“ Adnriral Keppel's fleet was not out of fight till
this morning; there being no wind, caused them to
come too at the back of the island.
“ The Centaur, Yarmouth, Arethufa, Vigilant,
Thunderer and Terrible did not fail with the fleqt ;
not being quite ready; but they will follow as soon
as they are ready."
It has been said in some of the papers, that there
was a detachment sent from the Brest fleer to re-in
force d'Estung, who was gone to America ; but
whatever d'Eftaing's fate was to have been, it is by
this time decided.; therefore it would be downright
infinity in the French Admiral to part with a single
lhip, when he must already know, and will Shortly
fal, that even in full force he is not a match for
Admiral Kcpple.
NEW-YORK, September 29.
A Negro Wench, with a Child about three Years
olj, to be fold at publick Vendue, Thursday
next, at the Coffee-Houfe : She is a goon Cook, sober
and honest. Enquire at Hugh Gaine for private iale.
STOLEN out of Westchester, on Friday night
the zd inst a stout black horse in great order ;
his tail has been twice set, which is perceiveable by
the double nicks; his mane lies to the near fide, has
a small white fpotpn his far buttock. Two guineas
for the horse, and three for horse and thief, will be
given as a reward to any person. Apply to H.Gaine.
Light' HA LF JO ES?
Of 9 divt. taken in payment at £.3, by
John and Augustus Nicoll,
No. 49. Nezu-Deck, near the Ferry Stairs,
Who have for SALE, at a low rate,
LARGE fearti er beds, I
Small ditto with bed-|
Reads and check curtains,
Broad cloths, malloons,!
Buckram, tape silk,
Mohair, and death-head
buttons,
French great coats,
Ruffled and plain ffiirts,
Elegant steel buttons,
Artois plated buckles,
Pinchbeck seals,
Hanging paper,
Ink hands, ink powder,
pencils,
Bath stoves and grates,
ALS O,
Jamaica spirits, Weft India rum, best French brandy,
Lubon and Tenerifte wines, bottled porter, lemons, cof
fee, rice, &c.
WHEREAS several gentlemen have lately ap
plied to Mr. Sause, to have work done in
the Cutlery Way; he thinks it his duty to return his
Sincere thanks to the public for past favours, but that"
he has now altogether left off the business, and that
he confines himfelf to the felling Jewelry. Hardware,
and Cutlery, Merchandize, &c. a large assortment of
which he has lately imported from London, and Bir
mingham, "and may be had on reasonable terms;
wholesale or retail, at his store in Water-street, No.
ioßr.
they chose to rifque an A&ion. Not one Work was
thrown up, nor any Defences conftru&ed before the
Enemy marched off, and embaiked in the dead of
Night. The Loss of the Royal Army was not more
than 35 k lied, Officers included.
Wfe to
FOUR DOLLARS Reward.
TVAKEN from alongside the Tryon pilot boat last
Thursday afternoon, theist inst. a YALL, built
of cedar, about 17 feet and 1 2 long, branded Peter
Earl, and on her starboard gunwale had a piece lately put
in painted red ; likewise two oars, branded M. D. Who
ever returns said yall alongside of the Tryon pilot boat, at
the Fly Market, or gives information to Thomas M.ng,
in Water-street, near the Old Slip, where the owners
may get heragain, shall have the above reward ; or one
guinea to difeover the person who took her awa-.
LEFT on board the Mercury tranfrorr, James Chal
mers, Master, a TENT or MARQUEE, fuppofrd
to belong to some officer of the zd Light Infantry, to
whom it will be delivered on immediate application, at
the said ship, lying <ff rhewharff at the Hay-yard, in the
North-River. It is ^lfo requested, that any person having
accounts against the Mercury, will call for payment this
day, as it is intended Ihe will fail for Britain, with all
expedition.
LOS I', or Rolen, from the camp near Brooklyn, on
Long-Island, on Monday the 28th of September,
a BAY COLT, 15th handt high, with a star in his
forehead, long tail, one of his hind feet white, a small
white foot on the saddle place on his back. TWO
GUINEAS reward will be given to any person that brings
the said colt to Capt. Benson, at Brooklyn ferry.
' S -T'R-TY -E—D7—
A Black STEER, and brindle HEIFER, on the 2 sth
of September from Hell-Gate ferry, on York
Bland. Any person taking them up, and securing them,
so that the owner may have them again, shall receive
FIVE DOLLARS reward for each, and all reasonable
charges from
EPHRAIM LUDLOW,
At Htmpftcad Plains; Long-Bland,
Column, fiippoueu by the zd of Grenadiers, With
the 33d and 64th Regiments; these, commanded by
Major-General Gray, marched from the New-Bridge
at Nine o'Clock on Sunday Evening, and between
One and Two in the Morning arrived at the Rebel
Cantonments; Major Straubenzie had been detached
with Six Companies of the fame Battalion of Light-
Infantry, the other Six under the Honourable-Major
Maitland, kept the Road, by which Manoeuvres the
Enemy's Patroll, confining of a Serjeant and about
a Dozen Men, was entirely cut off. Maj^r Strau
benzie moved on with the 71st Light-Company, and
in a Small Village surprised a Party cf Virginia Ca
valry, stiled Mrs. Washington's Guards, confining
of more than an Hundred, commanded by Lieut.
Col. Baylor, who, with Major M'Leod, and two
other Officers, upon forcing the Door of an House,
attempted to get up a large Dutch Chimney ; the
Two former were mortally wounded, the I bird kil
led, and the Fourth made Prifdner; from hence a
Part of Sir James Baird's Company was detached to
a Barn where 16 Privates were lodged, whodifcharg
ing 10 or 12 Pistols, and linking at the 1 roops fans
Effet with their Broad Swords, Nine of them were
inttantly bayonneted and seven received quarter. —
Major Maitland's Force coming up at that Time
attacked the Remainder of the Rebel Detachment,
lodged in several other Barns, with such Alertness
as prevented all but three Privates from making their
Escape. The Troops lay on their Arms till Break
of Day, when, moving forward, the Light-Infantry
fell in with a Vo unteer Company of Militia in a
very Thick Wood and Swamp, these gave one Fire,
which the 4.oth Company, commanded by Capt.
Montgomery, returned, and drove them off, having
6 Dead, but afterwards tampering across the Road,
in Front of a Company of Grenadiers, three more
were killed by them. The Light-Infantry, in pur
suing them, up to Tapan, where they were intirely
dispersed, took Five Pofoners, all cf them wounded.
The whole Loi's on this Occasion was one Private of
2d Battalion Light-Infantry killed.
Upon entering the abovementioned House, one cf
the Rebel Officers demanded the Name of the Corps
which had attacked them, was answered,U the Bri
tish Light-Infantry," on which he exclaimed--#^
ive fall be all cut off.
A military Ge tieman just arrived from Rhode-
ISland, reading with Indignation, an oftentarious
display of the Rebel Operations during the Siege of
that Place, defies the following very brief Account
may be inferred.
“ The Rh. I'fland Troops had great Merit, drove
the Rebel Army to the North End, with only four
Regiments, the flank Companies and Chaffeurs, and
kept their Ground on Quaker Hill, and Turkey-hill,
willing to fight their whole Force on such Ground if
IThick and thin quarto post,
I and pot writing paper,
, Iron, pots, saws,
iStock locks, hatchets,
Cloth bruffies,
M hagony rubbing ditto,
Scotch carpeting, yard wide,
Mrea patterns for gowns,
Gauze ribbons,
Portmantuas, girths,
Jockey caps, furfingles,
Whips, bridles,
Sealing wax, mammy /kins,
Pewte r plates and diffies,
Rappee fnuff in cannisters,
Pit d spurs, gimblets, &c.
Conveyancer's Office,
At the upper end of ^eenfreet, in this city.
No. 129,
By JOHN WOODS,
MAN Y years conversant with the mode of practice
in the several Courts of Record in this province,,
duly sworn and enrolled the 18th of January, 1760, one
of the Attornies assigned to appear in all his Majesty's
Courts of Record within the province of New-York, on
admiffibn of the Hon. James De Lancey, Esq; then, his.
Majefly's Lieutenant-Governor of New-York, and the
territories depending thereon in America.
Mr. Wood's determines to persevere in his indefati
gable endeavours to extend the use of this undertaking to
all ranks of people, withthe ambition becoming his pro
feffion ; to . give his impartial advice and opinion in all
cases, where persons, their estates, or other property, are
endangered, ftri&ly adherent to the equitable and justly
eftabliihed laws of that dignified Crown, we are now hap
pily under; and will use his utrnoft endeavour amicably
to adjust and fettle any account or difference between
parties.
The bufinefsof a Conveyancer will be faithfully exe
cuted, and writings of all kinds carefully prepared, with
the utmost dispatch, and reafonabie charge;.. Whether
articles of agreement or co-partnership, arbitration or
other bonds, bills of sale, letters, of .attorney, memorials,
petitions, letters of licence or composition, deeds of gift,
leases and reieafes, mortgagee, marriage settlements, wills,
feamens powers, &c. &c. &c.
N. B. Office hours from fun-rife to 9 o'clock in the
evening.
-TO BE SOLD,
By zvholejale, for read, money, or good bills of ex
change, and now opening at No. 911, Water
freet,
By THOMAS SIMPSON,
Where retailers, or those acho take a quantity, ma, be,
supplied upon the loivefl terms;
BEST scarlet, white and
coloured broad cloths,
Striped duffil blanketing,
Rose bed blankets,
Plain and fp&ted rugs,
Green Henley plains,
Devonshire kerfeys, Frizes,
Mill'd and unmill'd plaid.
ing, buff, red, green, white
and blue,
Mens yarn flockings, ribb'e
and plain,
• Mens and youths caftor and
felt hats in cases,
A few calks assorted hare
ware,
A few hogsheads Queen'
china, and delf ware
afforted,]
Pewter in small calks af
forded,
Check handkerchiefs,
Printed linen handkerchief:
Nuns, Hitching, whited
brown, and coloured
threads,
Printed linen and cottons.
For ^e New-V^k GAZETTE, nrd
WEEKLY MERCURY,
New-York, 28th Sept. 1778.
LT AVING received the following letter from
§Governor Juhnftone at his departure for Eng
land, I think it my duty to fufilhis intention by pub
lifhmg it for the fatisfa&ion of those who may desire
to know the reasons that have induced him to suspend
any particular difcuflicm of the charge, on which a
late resolution of the Congress, re fpe&ing himfelf,
is founded. The intimation contained in this letter
will, in the mind of very person in any degree ac
ouainted with his character, have its pioper effects ;
tiltho' I am, both by his injun&ions and by the con
siderations he mentions, restrained, at present, .loin
giving any particular account of the evidence in
truded to me.
Adam Ferguson.
Dear Sir,
ILEAVEin your possession compleat, indisputable
evidence, that no aft of mine, by word, writing,
message or conversation with any person whatfoevei,
could have been conceivedby the member of congress,
Joseph Reed, Esq; previous to the 19th of July last,
as an attempt, or as having a tendency, in any man
ner whatsoever to corrupt his integrity.
A regard to the faith of private communications,
and an attention to the peace and fafety of innocent
individuals, under the horrid cruelties that are daily
exercised to maintain the present system of govern
ment by the Congress And Committees, retrain me
from making this and other evidence public. But
when the time Shall arrive that may render such com
munications proper, I am persuaded the world will
applaud my felf-denial in refuting myrilf the fatis
fa&ion of publishing so compleat a refutation cf ih^
aspersions attempted to be thrown on my character by
the refclutions of the Congress, founded on a species
of testimony that could not afFe& me, upon any rule
of evidence or any fair conftru&ion of language.
Another matter I with the world to know n, that
I do not return to England on account of that pro
ceeding of Congress. The other Commissioners as
well as you and all persons with whom I. have lived
in any degree of intimacy here, and all my corres
pondents in England are fufficiently acquainted,
that I had determined to return to London by the
meeting of Parliament, to give my voice and opinion
against yielding to the claim of independency, long
before any such resolves of the Congress had passed.
I am, with esteem and affection,
Your sincere friend,
George Johnstone.
Nezu-York, zzd Sept. 1778.
Adam Ferguson, Esq;
About 1900! er ling value of
WHITE KENDAL COTTONS',.
To be fold at prime cost, for calh, good bills of
exchange, or on Ihort credit:
Also, about 1503). Sterling value, of the following
ARTICLES,
Black and coloured fatten
and mode benneta and
hats,
Black and coloured plain
and flowered fattin ca
puchins,
Black and coloured silk
handkerchiefs,
Silk and cotton ditto,
Black velvet,
Leghorn bats, Cotton gowns, &c.
*, Wanted, a SURGEON for a privateer. Enquire
as above.
FOR SAL E.
A SHIP'S STOVE, compleat.
W ENT-adrift from Murray's Wharff, Friday
Night last; a Scow, with several Anchors on
board. Whoever returns the said Scow with all the
Anchors to John Jones, Ship-Chandler, or Murray's
Wharff, Shall be amply rewarded^
Ribbons, thread lace,
Red, black, purple, green,
scarlet, and drab cloth
cloaks and cardinals, trim
med with gimp and er
mine,
Shalloons, buckrams,
Tammies, ffiags, calliman
coes, velverets,
Thicktets, fuftains,]
Soldiers white yarn hose,
Printed liven and cottons,
Ivory and horn combs,
vory and horn combs,
Coatings, duffils, and nar
row cloths,
Tens fine worsted flockings,
Womens ditto,
Mens, youths and boys
worsted and yarn mitts,
Soldiers white yarn hose,
Jznabrughs and Scotch
harn,
Mens military and fine lea
ther shoes and pumps,
Pins and needles,
Kippin's fnuff in bladders,
Vrjting paper, blank books
Sadlery in hogsheads assorted
And-irons and iron pots,
Porter in calks of 10 dozen
each,
fyamfay and MaifhaU's Cher
ry wine in calks of 6
dozen each,
Double refined sugar and hy-,
fen tea,
SUPERFINE and second
scarlet, buff, green,
white, dark blue, and a
variety of the most fashi
onable coloured broad
cloths, •
Narrow cloths,
Marichefter fluffs with trim
mings,
Dark brown, claret [and
olive coloured hunters
' cloths,
White and scarlet flannels,
Bearskins and duffil„
Beaver coatings,
:Coarfe broad cloths,'
White plaidings,
Duffil blanketing,
Rose ditto, coverlids,
A variety of womens ftufL,
Womens quilted - timmy,
durant, and, calilmanco
petticoats, 1
Persians and Marfeillea do#
Callimancoes,
Mens plain and ribbed white
silk stockings,
Ditto coloured ditto,
Mens fine and coarse thread
ditto,
Men and womens fine and
coarse worsted do.
Military flockings;
Black arid buff breeches pat
terns with trimmings,
Womens Ihoes,
Shalloons,
Gilt and star gimp buttons,
London twist,
Sewing film's,
Coloured oznaburgh and
nuns thread,
Mens fine falhionable hats,
Ditto felt ditto,
Youths ditto,
Mens coarse and fine leathe
Ihoes,
Womens leather and calli
manco ditto,
r) UNTAWAV cn Frida, the z,.hof Seplcrnte r hft,
^ from the fobßriber," a likTy you?g hfegro'wenfth,
name! -—---—-, about 24 years old, and took with her
a bundle of cioaths of different forts : She formerly lived
with Ms; Magee, carpenter, was borrf aCTewtoWA, tri
Long-Bl ind, freaks good English, and: is probably gofiie
that way. All mailers of vessels are forbid either to
harbour or carry off said wench,; but whoever returns
her to her mriler, Philip Kissick, at No. 125, the
head of Qjeen-ftreet, Ihall receive EIGHT DOLLARS
reward.
TO BE SOLD
Cheap for Cash or Bills of Exchange,
By GILMOUR and WALSH,
No. 843; or No. 853, Hanover-Square, next door tc
Mr. McCormick's,
The following GOODS, by the box, bale, package,
or piece,
EIGHT DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-AWAY from the fubferiber, about nine weeks
since, a negro boy named DANIEL, about 16
years old, a likely fmooth-faced fellow, about five feet
high : He was purchased from Me. Fisher, of this city,
merchant. He formerly lived with Dr. Stewart, and
frequently went ,to Jamaica, on Long-Blind, to lee his
lifter. He had on a white oznabrig troffers and shirt, a
brown coat with fed cuffi, woollen hat with a filter band
round it, and silv e r toffel. Whoever will secure the said
boy, snd deliver him to the fubferiber, in Queea-ftreet,
shall immediately be paid the above reward, and all rea
sonable charges. All masters of vessels and others, are
firwarned not to carry him off, or conceal him, as they
may expert to answer it at their peril.
PHILIP KISSICK.
RUN-AWAY from William Sackett, of
Newtown, om Long-Island, on Saturday the 26th
of September, and was seen at New-York the day fol
lowing, a negro wench, SUSAN, by name, 22 years old,
has a fear under her chin on the right fide, her right leg
is remarkable, being bent very much forwards, with a
large fear ; is luppofed to wear a light callico gown, with
a dark blue petticoat. All persons are forbid to harbour
cr conceal said wench : And whoever secures and brings
her to her said master, or to Richard Greaves, at Mr*
Isaac Kipp's, in Duke-street, New-York, shall receive
FOUR DOLLARS reward.
At No. 320, Dock-flreet,
Broad cloths of all
colours,
Hunters, Bath and beaver
coating,
Shalloons, rattinets, kerfeys
White, green, and blue
baizes,
Mens cotton, thread and
worsted hose, plain and
ribb'd,
Wom ns silk and cotton hose
Manchester checks,
Marleilles quilting,
Velverets, thicksets, draw
boys,
Garterings, laces, tapes,
Sewing silk of all colours,
Printed linen, and check
handkerchiefs a great va
riety,
Scotch thread of all colours
Shirt buttons, pins and com
mon needles,
A neat assortment of meta
buttons,
Campaign buttons of all co
lours,
Black and white silk gauze,
Black modes and fattoes,
Black and white Barcelona
handkerchiefs and cravats
Imported prom London, and to be fold zvholefale, by
ALEXANDER LECKIE,
MADEIRA WINE.
A Gentleman being obliged to go for England at a
Ihort notice, has left in the care of his agent, a few
pipes of choice Madeira wine, which for the fake of
ready money, will be fold at 321. sterling, per pipe, barely
firft cost and charges. The wines are of the beftquality,
fit for immediate use, and may be seen and tasted, by ap
plying to Mr. B, WADDINGTON, No. 8, Queen
ftreet.
A quantity of good flhop SUGARS,
BY the barrel, so low as Four Pounds per hundred ;
also BRUISED LOAF SUGAR at ißd. per lb.
At JOHN YOUNG'S store,
Water-Street, No. 937,
Who has just received a parcel of good IRIbH BUTTER,
To supply his winter customers as ulual.
TAKEN up iatt Friday, a ttray COW. The
Owner may have her again, proving his Pro
perty, and paying Charges, by applying to Hugh
Gaine.
Boys and girls ditto,
Hoglkin and plain leather
saddles, in aborted calks,
Falhionable bridles and lad
die cloths,
Plain and silver capt twig
and switch whips,
Surcingles and girths,
Leather portraantua trunks,
with straps and locks
compleat,
British brown linen,
7-8 and 4-4 Iriffi linens,
well assorted,
3 4.and 7-8 bed ticks,
Brown Meeting,
7-8 Ind 10-8 white Iri/h
Meeting,
An assortment of printed
linen well chose,
Printed hankerchiefs,
Plain, spotted and needle
sprigged gauze,
An assortment of lawns,
Plain and striped white and
coloured silk gauze,
Catgut, lawn handkerchiefs,
Cambricks, Icing lawns,
Ribbons, neweftfaffiion,
Black, white and coloured
silk handkerchiefs,
Cutlery in assorted calks
Ivory and horn combs,
Whitechapel and common
needles,
Writing paper, blank books,
Nails, axes, hoes and saws,
Paints assorted,
Durham mustard,
Jesuit's bark in small bottles
Single refined loaf sugar,
Almonds in the Ihell
A few cases excellent claret,
Ramsay and Marffial's red
port wine in calks of fix
dozen each,
3eft London porter in calks
of 6 and 8 dozen.
, facing Coenties-Market,
A few pieces of muslins,
Ribbons of the newest fa
fhion,
Womens chip hats,
I sh linnen and iheeting a
great variety, ,
buckram and glazed linnens
Needle work'd aprons and
- ruffles, ,
Quilted petticoats,
Diaper, and table linnem
cloths,
Plated buckles, penknives,
nd feiffars,
>eve buttons, metal fpoont
Scarlet cardinals, . plain and
furr'd,
Scarlet, white, plain and
black spotted shag for
cloaks,
Playing cards,
Childrens Morocco and black
leather shoes,
Carpets in great variety,
Clay'd sugar by the tierce.
Black gimp coxcomb trim
ming,
Military Ihoes, and London
ben titles,
Officers and folders plain
and ruffled ffiirss.