The New York packet, and the American advertiser — New York [N.Y.], 1776-07-11 00:00:00, page 3

R ER I ORNERS
P" ROM Norru, tho' flormy winds may
biow,e y : ’ :
T o blalt fair Fvgunow, fragrant flower,
And urze the fras to overdow
‘I banks, that thield it from their power s
Yei planted here by GO D’s own hand,
Be nor, dear fugitive, di/may’d,
The avindsthall ceafeat bis command, -
Tae fun’s proud wav‘es\kil soon be ftay'd.
% o f)‘aﬁ DPublihed apd Sold
By SAMUEL LOUDON,
Printed with & new Type, on a good Paper, in
: _ One O&avo Volume.
, (Price Bound, Ten Shillings.)
Ry ] A
N B W 8 Y. 8T £ M
e_ o F
AMILITARY DISC IPLINE,
. FOUNDED vroy PRINCIPLE.
Er A GENERAL OFFICER.
C O NST HIN T 8. 2
Cuar. I. Of dress. Ofcloathing. Of conve
quence. Of appeirance. OfF arms. Or the bay
ohet, ‘Of the g::‘-ock. Of accoutrements. |
'Cwap. 11, Theduty of the Corporal. In
froctions. OF refped to superiors. Of deport
‘pient. Cf the flanding salute. Of the pufling
filote. To fland. Of standing ereét. Of plant
the feet, The facings. To march. To ba
s the body.. To ground the foor. To limit
e flep. To preserve equality of pace. Four
projufitions on the regularity of flepping and
‘forning the ranks. Of marcing by files, wheel
ing, &e.
. Cuar. 1L Dauty of the Serjeant. Inftrue
‘tions ih twenty paniiculars, The parade exer
cise, with ufetulebfervations thereon.
Crar. IV. Duty'and inftructiors of the Ad
jutant. The method of performing the different”
kinds of parapet and rejoicing fires. Of the co
lawn, exemplified in a variety of cases, Of pas
sing a bridge. Of the square. The square form
ed.out of one battalivg. confifling of four grand
divisions excmpiiﬁcd‘n twenty-seven parficu-
Yars.. 3
. Cuapr. V. The cxercife as it is to be per
formed by signal or word of command from the
major or from sy other officer. A sketch of a
barzalion consisting of ten companies, in each
fixty-ninc privates and three corporals, making
jn the whole seven hundred and twenty men
vink and file, drawn up in reviewing ocder and
according to seniority. Rules for telling off the
bartalion, and fer posting the officers beth at
ecercife and for altion. A sketch of a battalion
ggrmcd for pé%on‘or exercli_gxc, with the ranks at
- Siaahcy or bpen Ordcr. Signmieywords
ymfnand,'i;érpqmular references. Rules;
wnaxims, and obftrvations for the government,
condu® and discipline of an army.
WRIGHT axp M:ALLISTER,
FLAX WHEEL MAKERS,
At the Spinning-Wheel, nearly opposite St.
Paul’s Church, Broad-Way, '
¢y FFER thir service ro the encouragers
O of American Manufaftories, who may be
fuppiicd on the horteft notice, with Wheels of
different kinds, & reafonible prices: And, as
+ o aention will be chiefly engaged in this
“iwe o 4 of the turning business, they hope ro
. ‘the encoaragement of the public, and an-.
“. oy cemmifions they may be favoured
“/ yoin the country, .
; QTICE is hereby given to all the Cre-
N ditors of Thomas Pollen, an insolvent
Mepior, in the county of Morris, and province
of Ncw-ferfey, that there will be a dividend
male of the said infolvent’s eftute among the
several creditors, at the house of Peter Dickin-
Aon, inn-keeper in Morris-Town, on Thur{day
the 11th day of Seprember next, at oneo’clock
in the afternoon ; awd all the creditors: of the
fuid iniolvent, are hercby desired to attend at
-the house of said Peter Dickinson, on Thursday
fﬁsxh day of August next, at one o’clock in
“the afternosn, to make known thuir demunds,
thut they may be fettled by the respective cre
ditors, then and there to meet for that purpose.
Daced :ks;orh day of June, 19760 4 b
| — PETER MACKIE, Affighee.
Con . T.O iR o
£ ¥ T CHEETR S
T?’T OWN anxp COUNTRY.
A S the Use of BULLOCKS BLADDERS
;{é}is, greatly increased, the preserving of
‘them is recommended as both nee:rlﬁg@ﬁ rofit
able, Country Stores may make it_’f-"a{;f»‘frticle
worth their attention to collect: As any quan
tity of such as are large and ﬁﬂlbf;%ﬁ{:il] be
Bought at the best price,» by WILLIAM
MAXWELL, art his Suuffand Tobacco Manu
fritony, i, Wall-Steet, New-York.,
N.B. When blown, drying them gently in a
Simokc-houfe, is the best method to preserve
them from the worm: When the necks are cut
_off, it must be donecarefully, leaving as fmalla
kuic as pofithie.
RO LTING €LOTHS
& N Assortment of BOLTING CLOTHS,
"% 1o be Sold Uy josiaum Snippryy at Mr
a,agunfcwlt’, near. Peck’: Slip. Aifﬂ, a
il quantliy of Flowr Culk Nails,
WalE L'T'A:M GR'EE-N,
In Marpgn-Laney
(Price Two Suisrings and Turee Pevcs)
T H. e v =
True INTETEST or BRITAIN,
S T Vo XTR TS
In REGARD 1o Tue COLONIES;
And the only means of living in Peace =nd
Harmony with thew ; including five differ
ent Plans for effeCting this desirable Eveat,
Br. JOSEPH TUCKER, D. D. &
Dean of GLouc¢ssTEß. 3
Author of the Efl'y on the Advantages and Dif
advantiges whichre(p: Stively sattend France
and Geat-Britain, with regard to Trace. ':L‘i
To which is added, by the Printer, a few
Wm"d.s on the Freedom of the Piefs, in A-i
merica. 3
N. B. Tafh given for Tanned SHEEPS
SK INS, at the above Place.
JPHIS slo give Natice, hat Zacharize-
Sickells, advert fed in Mr. Gaine’s paper
the 17th inst. for refufing the Continental Ri
rency, is not Zacharius Sickells, formerly Mea
surer in New-York, nor his Sen now residing
at Red Hook, who some persons have fuppoled
to be the person advertifcd.
New-Tork, Fure 19th, 1776.
s e N Bl Ay
C L E K K, at an Iron Works, in the
A Jerfies. A good Accountant, and ons
who has undoubted recommendations for sobri
ety and fidelity, will ineet with suitable encou
ragemenr. None else need apply. Enquite of
the Printer. ;
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
UN AWAY fron the Subscriber, liv-
R ing in New Germantown, Hunterdon
county, We't Jersey, on Wednesday night, the
sthoof June, a Negro Man, named BEN, a
bout five feet four inches high, twenty-two years
old; his leftleg is considerably larger thin the
other, with a large fear on the fmali of said leg.
Hid on when he went away, a blue coat, red
jacket, black breeches, and a pair of mix’d wor
sted stockings, calf skin shoes, a pair of carvsd
silver buckles; and took with him a claret co
loured furtout, a {wanfkin jacket, a fine shirt
with ruflles at the bosom, a pair of woollen trow
fers, a half worn wool hat, with a bag marked
I. T. near the mouth. Whoever takes up o d
negro, and secures him in any gaol, so that his
mafler may have him again, shall receive the a
bove reward, and reasonable charges paid by
JOBN TAYLOR.
2.0 ek R IR
’I‘WO BUTTS or ENGLISH
PORTER. Engquireof the Prinwer.
SAMUEL BROOME, and Co.
AVING removed their store te New-
H Hav n, desire all thoft indebted to them,
to call and fettletheir accounte, either with them
.at New-Haven, or Mr. Danicl Phenix, living
in- New-York, nearly oppofite’ where’ {uid
Broome and Company kept their flore. They
have fiill on hand, a tmall aflortment of Goods,
fuirable for the approaching season, to be fold
tor cath or short credit, on the usual moderate
terms.
T. 0O B 8 -0 OD,
Few Puncheons of the best OLD Ja-
A\M.\K‘A SPIiRITS. Also, a few hoyf
heads of Weft India Rum, by ALEXANDER
ROBERTSON, and Co. at their Store in
New-York.
F the Person who has in pofleffion a P O C-
I K ET-BO OK, containing about T'wen
ty Dollars, besides a number of Papers, which
can be of no advantage ro any but the right
owner, that was fuppoied to be Joft betwecn
the Batiery on the North-River and King’s Col-:
leve; lalt evening or this morning, On deli
verivx the pockcr book to the Printer, they shall
be rewarded With one third of the cash, and the
sincere thanks of the person who has loft it ; but
if it should be detained with a design of defraud
ing him, the whole sum shall be given to any
person or persons, who shall detect and bring to
jutlice, the hie, she or they, whe can be guilty
of such petry thefts, "
JAMES NEWPORT,
DA S 0 Lok Rk
IVING at the lower end of Little
I_J Queen-Streer, at -the North-River, has
tor dale, a Quantity of Geneva, Brandy and
Coidiais. 'Thote who honour him with their
commands, will ind he eudeavours to merit a
continuunce of their favours.
' ~“REFLNED
B. & R, be RO N,
: Di ey from the Works, :
Sold by ROBERT ERSKINE,
~ Near White-Hali Ferry, New-Yorke S
N. B. Orders for Iron, drawn to any - Gze,
from 3-gths, to 3 inches square, and from 1 1-
half to five inches flat, executed wih punétua
lity and dispatch. Mill iron, rudder irons, &q.
drawn to patterns.
Sujt P üblifoed at Philodclphia, and nexy felling
: e ) f‘_;'é-' :
ORANGE PIG'IRON,
New-York, SoLp by
JO N GCRIFFET T:H-8
King-Street, near the French Church, -
[The following BO G K deserves the Atten
‘tion of ail those Gentemen who we engaged
in a lesiflative Capacity ;. particularly those
to whem the important Truitis committed, of
erctt'nga new Form of Government in this
Province.] A
Fufpt Publified, and-Sold by
L 2 =
WILL } AYM GREEN,
; B KSBLLER, in MarpeEn-LaNg, g
EF\ﬁé PisH LIBERTIES,
J O K BB
ﬁfre@‘p’Subj@&’s INHERTTANCE ;
E WonrvrtAlNlNG
sna Charta, Charta de Forefla, . the Statute
o DeTalagio non concedendn, the Haleas Corpus
A&, a;)d {everal other Scatutes 3 wigh Com
" ments on each of them. b,
& LIKEWISE,
Ship-Momey : Of Tonnage and Poundage :
x Parliaments, and the Qualification and
- Choice of Members: Of the Three Estates,
- and of the Scitlement of the Crown by Pai
;Ef”z ent,
;f*’ TOGETHNER WITH
A short History of the Succeflion, not by any
vﬂercditarj' Richt: Also a Declaration of the
" Libertics of the Subject : And of the Oath of
Allegiance and Supremacy. The Petition of
Right ; with a short but Impartial Relation
of the Difference between King Charles I.
and the Long Parliament, concrrning the
Prerogagive of the King, th%ibertiesof the
Subje‘a d the Rife of the Civil Wars, Of
Trials by ?uries, and of the Qualifications of
Jurors; their Punifbment for Mifbehaviour,
and of Challenges to them.
LA L, .
Of Justices of the Peace, and Coroners: With
many Law-Cufes throughout the Whole.
By WILLIAM NELSON, Esay-
Of the Mippre-TemrLE, &c.
At the above Place may be bad, lately Publifbed,
1. JOSEPHUS’s WORKS, 4 vols.-—
An American publication, in large Print,
g-od Paper and Binding, far superior to any
Scotch Edition. |
2. Leland’s History of Ireland, 4 vols. :
3. Walker’s excellent Sermons.
4. Muir’s felecr Sermons. :
g. An Essay on Women.
. The Life of the Rev. George Whitefield.
7. The Life of Dr. Philip Doddridge.
8. Viaud’s voyages and Falconer’s Shipwreck.
9- The Vicar of Wakefield. :
10. Samson Occom’s Colleftion of Hymns.
rl. The History of Inoculation.
12. Cook’s Voyages. :
13. Sterne’s works, complete, g vols.
14. The entertaining Amours of Abelard and
Eloise. :
_ls. The Maccaroni Jester. -
10, LIE ACegdy IRECRANET, o o s cov s
17. The Wits of Westminster, &c. ke,
S T OLEN, last Night, .
Out of Mr. SAMURL CORNELL’s pufture,
at Fiufhing, on Long-Island, -
TWO MARES ; one aforrel, with white
seer, and a blaze down her face, about
éight years old; the other a brown, with white
sect behind, and two white heels before ; three
'yec%s old this grafls. Whoever secures-both or
ither, {fo that the ownercan have them again,
shall have FOUR DOLLARS reward for each,
by applying as above, orto Mr. Richard Deane,
~dittiller at the Notth river, New-York.
+ Fiuhing, June 1, 15%6:
JEREMIAH ANDREWS,
f"»‘_]EWELLER,‘
: HanoveEr-Souarg, NewYorkx;
THINKS proper to inform the Public, as
he hath been absent from this city some
time, (and understanding that naany thivgs have
been called for, in his why, during his absence)
that be is now returned to his former place of
bufinefls; where he will gratefully receive the
commands of his kind friends and customers,
which shall be perforua d with faithfulnefs and
dispatch, . : 5
N. B. Said Andrews will give a -gosd price
for old Gold and Silver, -
STOCKHOLM axp DICKSON,
HAVE FOR-SALE
Best FreExca and CaroLINA
L NDI aoy
STEEL anp CHOCOLATE.
A L. B O
A Q.lvﬁty of the very best of the following
Anrticles, viz.
Mufcovado Sugir, Weft India Rum, New-
York ditto, New-England ditto, Molafles, a
sow Chefls of Green Tea, a few pieces of
Cambricks, and Spices of diferent kinds, the
best of Virginia Tubaceo, : refined Sugars of all
forts, at the Sugar-houwie, in French Church
Street. . . :
The above articles will be fold cheap, by the
quantity, for Cash,
T B B E wBO LM,
By ROBERT BRYSON,
At the Store where Meflrs. M‘Farren and Dun
lap, lately occupied in Maiden-Lane,
Quantity of veiy clegn Long-Island
A FL A X, anda Quantity of Brown and
White Tow Cloth,
P D "B R $:0 L. WH
By the SwnscrleEß, 3
Either aliogether, orin fugh Parrs as may Lok
suit theé I’urchaﬁ:
IGHTEmv)F‘Y.undred acits of excello
E LAND, beiog part of the pitcar of
lJ}'Lic-’ﬁk, in . the county of Dutcheis, bour
seven ‘miles above the town of Poughbheepic,
/and within a mile and a half of one of the beut
la‘ndings upon the North-River.---Foi firilier
partiqu]ars enquire of the fublcriber;” near the
premises, or ot Do«?or Samuel Bard, |in New
York. JOHN " BARD,"
At the Detire of some of the Members of the
Honourable the American Continental Qoui
grefs, and some of the Military Office s of
the Afiociation, and is now SEL L ] NG
By SAMUEL LOUDO N,
[Prrce TWENTY-FOUR SHILLINGS]
Two VoLumes, in neat Binpings,
T B B
MILITARY GUIDE
F 0 r
TOUNG O©FFI'@RERS
By THOMAS SIMES, Esquirk,
Avutuor of the MriLiTary MepLiy.
"This Work is a large and valuable Compilati
- on from the most celebrated Military Wi
te:s---Marfhal Saxe---General Bland,--King
of Prussia---Prince Ferdinand, &c. &c. Con.
taining the experience of many brave He
roes in critical Situations, for the Use of
young Warriors ; including an excellent Mi.
litary, Historical and Explanatory
D PR TG N ARy
To wwbich is now added,
Extra®s from a Military Efiay, ’conraining
Reflections on the Raising, Arming, Cloathing
and Discipline of the Britilh Infantry and Ca
valry. By C/mpeeLL Darr YMPLE, Esquire,
Lieutenant-Colonel to the King’s own Regi
ment of Dragoons. :
‘The whole is illustrated with Eleven Copper
plates.
AT S 0,9
MILITARY INSTRUCTIONS
for OFFICERS, detached in the Field :
containing a Scheme for forming a Corps of
a Partisan, illustrated with Plans of the Ma
neeavres neceflary for carrying on the Petite
Guerre. Dedicated to his Exce)lehcy Gene
ral‘Wafhington, - By Roger Stevenson, Efg;
" Price 7 5. ' ;
. * Lixswrist, :
THE FAMILY PH¥SICIAN.
-~—hcwnmi posamd e iodee Ao end A
more generally ufeful : Chiefly calculatd
render a proper attention to Regimen ay #
Simple Medicine. By William Buchan, I
-D. of the Royal College of Physicians, Edi
burgh. Price 105. 6d.
. T SN
Fult Publiffied, and now Sellizg by '
SAMUEL LOUDON,
,G R :
GeNTLEMAN FaAßrier’s REposiToßY
Of Erecanr and approved Remepres,
e FOR T'nyg
DISEASES or HORSES:
CONTAINING," '
The Surgical and Medical Part of Pradical
Farriery.. Also, directions for the proper
treatment of Post-chaise and other Horses,
after violent exercise. With fifitable ‘Re
. marks on the whole, To which are, wow
added, Observations en ‘broken winded
Horses, endeavouring to prove the feat of that
malady not to be in the Lungs, ' s |
By J. BARTLETT, Surcron. .
.PT e :
DILWORTH’ SCHOOL-MASTER’ AS
* SISTANT, beinga Compendium of Avith
* ‘metic, both Prattical and Theoretical.
LIKEWISE,
DILWORTH’s SPELLING-BOOK, by,
whelefale <al retail,
P AR C.H MEN-T
MANUFACTURED in this Couutryy
S:0-E-D B-X
SAMUEL LOUDON.
% As Latin and Greek School Books are
much w.nted, and as it is probable there are
many families in this city, who have some of
them lying by them useless, they would do the
Publica benefit by fending them to Samuer
Lovvox, who will give: ready Cash or new
Books for them. Greck Lexicons, Greek
Grammars, Vir*e,ils, and Cicero’s Oratiaps are
moltWeatcdsT
e
TuR Pablifbed, and to b¢ Sold by
SAMUEL L OUDON,
Price Oxe Suririne and Ercur-Pencs.
T H>E
MODERN RIDING-MASTER :
KEY to the Knowledge of the HOR SE
and HORSEMANSHIP;
With several necessary Rules for young Horse
men. :
By PFRILTE EETLEY
Ridiirg-Mafter, late of his Majetty’s Royal
Light Dragoons.
Adorned with various Engravings.