The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1778-04-06 00:00:00, page 4

EMANUEL WALKER,
, ^ bis'fore in Little Dock-street, No. 34, corner of Cities
Slip, has for sole, the following goods, which be quill
diftrfe of on the most reasonable terms, either by rbe pack
age or piece, for caff) or bills of exchange.
IRISH LINENS,
Printed linens and cot
tons,
Printed linen and cotton
handkfs. newest figures,
Militaty\and common shoes,
Mens fine and grass shoes,
Mens double and single
channel pumps,
Womens leather and calli
mancoe shoes and pumps,
Broad cloths of the most fa,
fhionable colours, in pat
terns of 3 1-2 yards each,
Broad cloths suitable for offi
cers uniforms, viz. scarlet,
white, blue, buff, green,
yellow and orange,
Gold and silver lace.
Rich gold epaulets, decorated
with bullion chain,
Silver, marine, and regimen
tal ditto,
An elegant assortment of the
moA: fafhion^ble lute
ftringsplaif; striped and
brocaded,
Mens, white, black, and co
loured silk flockings,
ALSO,
Port, sherry, and claret wines, in calks of fix to eight
dozen each ; London portdr in calks of eight to ten dozen
tach ; Cunningham and Bell's best strong ale, in calks of
ten dozen each ; double Gioucefter cheese, bacon hams,
fingte and double refined sugar ; bohea, congo, and hyfon
teas ; fine and common barley, and a quantity of the very
best rose butter, in full bound firkins.
<To be LETT,
TWO genteel rooms, (furnished or unfurnished) in a
plcafant firuation, within half a mile of Newtown
landing. Board may be had at the fame place. Enquire
of the printer.
IX, "^REAS the house of the fubferiber, living on
,Y Marfton's wharff, was broke open and robbed of
xrm<, in gold and silver, to the amount of £. 150, be
tween the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock last Thurfd^y night.
Any petfon who will difeover the thief or thieves so that
they may be apprehended, and the calh saved for the
owner shall have £. 50 reward paid by
David M' Williams.
To be SOLD,
The cargo of the ship POLLY, Captain
Thompson, just arrived from Bristol, being
a consignment consisting of the following
articles,
'" Freight if Charter, to
Britain or Philadelphia,
a The Brigantine
^WALEXA NDER>
J OH N Dean, Master ;
^T^Xff— 2^^ Burthen about 170 tons,
WELL found and a remarkable faft sailer ; mounts
fix carriage guns, betides swivels and findl arm,
A ? pb*o Emanu:l Walker, No. 34, Little Dock-ftreeP
SUGAR, single and dou
ble refined,
Bottled Bristol and Dorfet
fhire peer, Taunton ale
and fine cyder, in cafaof
about io dozen each, ,
Genuine old port, best Ma
deira, Lisbon, sherry and
white port wines, in 3
; dozen hampers,
Hotwell water in diko,
Porterin : barrels,
Currants, split peafe, whole
do. and gruts in jars,
Pickles in cases,
Raisins in frails,
Fine k^raifins in calks,
Tin plates,
Window glrfs, 9 by 7, ic
by 8, and-12 by 10,
Iro&potsfanM to 3 gallons,
Skillets from No, 1 to 3,
Grindflones,
ENQUIRE at ?
Frederick Wm. Geyer's store,?
.HANOVER-SOU ARE.
ST O L E N,
FROM George Shaw's tan- yard, on Thursday night,
, ten tides of BLACK-GRaIN'D,LEATHER, kwo
hides ditto, several WAX SIDES, and other leather,
A reward of Five Pounds will be given to any perfpn
who dircovers any concerned in'the theft ;---and 'tis ho
ped if any fueb leather is offered for sale, that intelligence
will 'be feot either to .Gepr^eShaw, or the printer.
Virginia Tobacco,
A Quantity to be fold by the hogshead or hundred wt.
Apply at No. 70, the corner of Dovff and Queen-
Streetß,,.to WILLIAM LQWTHER.
TO BE S O L-D^ITy °
JAMES BARCLAY,
At his store near the Exchange. No.
LUC
JAMAICA spirits
Weft-India rum
Cherry ditto
New-York ditto
Molasses
Lilbon, Madeira, and
Port wine
Military shirts, shoes and
ftockipgs
Net twine
Best hyfon tea [
Likewise, a quantity of coarse ,and fine S|ALT.
EDWARD BARDIN,
At the Ferry Stairs,
Has for sale, the following articles, at the loivefl prices,
RUM, sugar, molasses, all forts of wines, geneva,
pepper, tea, chocolate, allspice, brown paper by
the ream, starch, fineand coarse fait, excellent for fifh,
pork, ^r b#ef, bv the barrel or bushel.
just imported, and to bd fold
EDWARD GO OLD,
At No. 849, in Hanover-Square,
A Cargo of choice
Mufcovado Sugars.
A ^' k WareHcufe > consisting of a Cellar and three
R°° ms ? F °°~ Sq uare each, near the
Wharffs, to be LEIT. Also a new Moses Boat about
„ Feet long, to be fold. Enquire of William Lowther,
a; the corner ts Dover and ChWy-Sw^^
Black silk croize, fattinet,
and chain tabby in pat
terns for jacket and bree
ches,
Newell figured ribbons,
Cambricks and lawns,
Silk gauze, and gauze hand
kerchiefs of the neatest
patterns,
Mens coarse and fine worsted
hose,
Yarn and worsted gloves and
mitts,
Kilmarnock caps and cover
lids,
Carpeting of various sizes,
Sail cloth from No. 1 to 8,
Coarse German linen,
Sadlery and cutlery assorted,
Portmantua and pertmantua
trunks, with furniture
compleat,
White glass ware,
Window glass, 7 by 9, 9 by
11, and 10 by 12,
Scorch fnuff and rappee,
Paints of all colours,
Linseed oil,
Best white soap.
^Anchors, cordage, twine,
Hats, mens and.boys felt
and caftor,
Shoes, mens in trunks,
[Ditto, womens callimancoe
:and everlasting,
Duffles; rugs, blankets,
Penniftons, beavers,
,Bha'lloons, fagothees,
Manufactured pewter, as
sorted,
blue, copper tea kettles,
Frying pan,,
Scythes, spades, shovels,
A few hogsheads of well
assorted ironmongery,
Paper, milled lead, ihot,
White lead and Spanish
brown in kegs,
Linseed oil in jars,
Wearing apparel, a few bales
I well assorted,
Corks, hails, and fine salt. .
.pAcuunge, IXO. 290.
Bohea ditto
Loaf and Mufcovado
sugar
Coffee
Chocolate
Pepper
• Indigo
Alfpice
IMuftard,
ISweet oil
ißice^
THOMAS ROACH,
At No. 94.2, Water-Street, next but one to the
corner of the Fly Market, has for file,
MADEIRA, sherry, and Lisbon wines j
Port, claret, and Teneriffe do.
Shone's^nd Kenton's best bottled porte,
Taunton ale,
Jamaica spirits, Weft-India rum,
Cherry brandy and cherry rum,
Genuine Holland geneva,
Hyfon, green, foufhong, and bohea teas,
Chocolate, coffee, pepper, mustard,
Allspice, rice, oyl, vinegar, ketchup,
Raisins, currants, citron, carraway feed,
Single and double refined loaf sugar,
Mufcovado and powdered do.
Ground and unground ginger,
Cheshire and Gloucester cheese,
Caftile, turpentine, and common foan,
Mace, cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs,
Chambers's best fmoaking tobacco,
Henry the Bths playing cards,
Split peafe by the keg or less quantity,,
English and American hams, Irish butter by the firkin,
Writing paper, sealing wax, corks. &?. _
Speedily will be published.
Lives of the Briti flhAdmirals,
OR,
MEMOIRS
OF THOSE
ILLUSTRIOUS SEAMEN
TO
Whose INTREPIDITY and CONDUCT, the
English are indebted for the Victories of their
Fleets, the Increase of their Dominions, the Ex
tension of their Commerce, and their Pre-eminence
on the Ocean.
Interspersed with
The most material Circumstances of N AVAL
HISTORY, from the Norman Invafiop to
the Conclusion of the last War.
By JOHN KENT, Esq;
LONDON:
Printed for J. Wallis, Yorick's Head, Ludgate-ftreet,
and fold by H. Gaine, New-York, where the fifft
Volume may be seen.
This Work will be printed on a beautiful
Letter and fine Paper, and embellished with
Copper Plate Engraving sos the most remar
kable Sea-Engagements, Maps, &c. &c.
frora original' Drawings, and executed by
the most celebrated Artists.
To be fold at public Vendue,
On Monday the 13th day of April next, at one o'clock
afternoon,
MpHE dwelling house of James
<:I Burling, lying.in the town
spot of Fluffiing, within 40 rqds
BO®fll of the town landing, with three
A a A o=o good rooms with fire-places, two
good bed rooms, a large shop, a
fl ^ " large kitchen, an entry, way thro'
'3"^=™W^a 'he house, two good cellars, two
i^==- ~ store houses, a small barn, two
good gardens, with a number .of
, fine fruit trees, a pump of good water by the door which
never fails of affording a great plenty of water. Also a
parcel of plate and houfhold furniture, and sundry other
things to be fold at the fame time by the said James Bur
ling, who will give an indisputable title for the said pre
mises; to the purchaser er purchasers.
. Imported in the last ships from London, and to be
~; , fold by
PETER DE VISME,
At his store in Dock-street, next door to Mr. Isaac Lowe's,
bythe package or Smaller quantity,
GAL'LICOES, chintzes, 7^B and yard wide Irilh linen,
7-8 and yard wide cotton checks, cambricks, lawns,
, cocron romalls, Barcelona and coloured silk handkerchiefs,
' linen do. white silk stockings, fi|ks for waistcoats and
breeches, and for ladies fhoesj taffeties, pelongs, fattens,
!velvets, Dutch cord,Flanders bidticks, diaper table cloths,
Irish and Russia sheeting, Russia drabs, Raven's duck,
best Russia duck, onzaburghs, paper, men's leather shoes,
I men and women's worsted, thread and cotton hose ; b'lack
silk mitts and gloves, a general assortment of woollens,
pins, Scotch and flourishing thread, gentlemen's great
; coats, &c.
lOld Weft-India R UM,
Of proof and flavour equal to any ever imported,
And. a few barrels of good sugar,
TO BE SOLD BY
JOHN FERRERS,
At No. 295, three doors east of the Exchange, in
Little-Dock -Street.
ZHERE is a box in th; Quarter Master Generals
store that arrived from London in the Camel or
arm'd ships, laft' June, supposed to belong to some .
gentleman in town. The owner may have it by applying
at said store, on Cruger's wharf, proving his property and
paying all charges. ..
! J To be fold CHEAP, =
By &e fubferiber, at Bis store No. 47, in Maiden
'Lane, by wholesale and retail,
THE best fine cut tobitco, by the dozen papers, ditto
in half pound ditto, coarse cut do. in half pounds,
role tobacco of the best quality, pigtail do. Kitesfoot do.
in half pounds, fnuff in bladders and pound bottles.----
Large allowance will be made to those that buy. tp fell
again, by JAMES HUGHSTON.
N. B. The above are all o' the best quality.
Hildreth and Leadbetter,
REQUESTS all those indebted to them for SPRUCE
BEER, to. pay off their refpe&ive accounts on
§ being waited upon, as they find the business no longer
jworth carrying on to deliver by the barrel.—The best
; double spruce beer that ever was offer'd for sale, may be
had from them by the dozen, as they intend to bottle
what they hereafter may brew.
N. B. A new country waggon compleat, to be fold
cheap, at their brewery near Peck's Slip. .
To be Lett,
^nd immediate possession given,
PART of the farm called the HERMITAGE,
lituate between the Bloomingdale and Greenwich
roads, about four miles from town, containing near 25
acres with an house and garden, part of the barn and
stables, and two large bearing orchards, consisting of
various forts of fruit trees. Enquire of Mr. Leake, at
the Hermitage, qx ts Mrs, Leake, oppofit© %, Paul's
Chw&
fy< For PHILADELPHIA,
The Snow
A ffi& E ' ELIG ANTE,
George Dean, Master;
1^ ffPUNTING eight or ten car
riage guns, will fail with
the firft convoy : For freight apply to John Porteous,
and Co. Hanover-Square, or to the matter on board,
at Hallet's wharf. _______
^^R '° r Philadelphia,
A ™ bri ^ Nancy,
A&III&{n"' ILLIAM Nelson, Ilffo;
Lj[AS chief part of her loading
tf^^===^fe H already engaged, and will be
readytotakeTin a. focn as permission is obtain'd; she is
well found, fails remarkably faft, and has good accom
modations for paff-ngers. For freight or passage apply to
tl e master on board, at Hallett's wharf, or to John Fer
rers, No. 295, Little Dock, street.
A Large quantity of coarse
and fine cloths, and al
variety of ftu£ sand Man
chester goods, very low.
White cloth for soldiers
waistcoats ±
English taffeties,
India perfians,
India and English silk
handkerchiefs,l
India and English calicoes,
A large assortment of linens,
Russia brown and white
drillings,
Ditto Meetings, .
Scotch and. Irish ditto,
Russia ticklenburghs,
Ditto ozenbrigs,
Sail duck,
Hats, shoes and boots,
Fine hosiery,
Brocades,
Tobines, tabbies,
Ducapes, mantuas,
Luteftrings, a variety,
Sattens, black, white and
blue,
Persians, black, white, pink
and great,
Modes and peelings,
White farfenets,
India and English taffeties,
Black and corded silk for
vests and breeches, \
Marichefter gown .patterns,
Silk and fatten pettycoats',
Callimancoe and guff pet
tycoats.
Silk and fatten cloaks,
Sewing silks, ail colours,
a large assortment,
Silk twist and knee garters,
Silk mitts and gloves, black,
white and buff,
An assortment of ribbons,
Silk stockings,
Worked, cotton, and thread
hose,
Black lace and edgings,<
Blond lace and edgings,
Thread lace and edgings,
Dutch lace from No. 1 to 6,
Velvet collars for ladies,
Black and white Barcelona
handkerchiefs,
Bandanoe and silk handkfs.
Linen and gauze handkfs.
Gauzes and kentirigs,
Strong catgut,
Silk and cotton for gowns,
Silk and fluff for ditto.
JHA aim iiuu zur yxiw,
N. B. A quantity of fo'diers ready made shirts, and
London made boots and Aloes.
DANI^nHUMPKO^
Attorney at Law,
A Refugee from New-Haven,
FINDING, that nothing is to be done at present in
the business to which he was bred, has, for the
Support of his family, opened a school in Little Queen
ftreef, near Smith-street, in which he teaches reading,
and English grammar, writing in all the hands in use,
arithmetic,' and the Latin, and Greek 'languages. The
plan and terms may be known by applying according to
the foregoing directions, fie returns his thanks to those
gentlemen who have favoured him with the tuition of
their children, and takes this method to follicit his loyal
friends and the public, to encourage him in his present
situation, by promoting his defien,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
At No. 54., the upper end of Wall-Street,
Has for SALE,
Warranted of the very best Quality,
SCOTCH SNUFF, well packed, in bladders,
Ditto, in pound and half pound bottles,
Rappee, in lead cannisters,
Smoalcing and chewing TOBACCO,
One or two single men, who can produce an undenia
ble character for ftridt hqnefty, sobriety, good temper,
and industry in their work, fbil have constant employ
by applying as above?
TO BR SOLD
By BENJA MIN MARSH,
Between the burnt Church and North-River,
AMERICAN made beaver and caftor hats; ready
made coarse and fine shirts ruffled and plain; wool
len, linen and ofnaburghs trowfers, jackets, breeches
and great coats; womens callimahco shoes of large fixes
and good quality; silk stockings, men and womens cot
ton thread and worsted ditto, white and check linens,
cambricks and lawns, gauze handkerchiefs; white silk
neckcloths, black Barcelona handkerchiefs, a variety of
other silk and linen ditto, black silk and muslin flocks;
white and coloured thread, and sewing silks, silk twist,
mohair buttons; buckram, Walloons, coarse and fine
cloth, camblets, durants, callimancoes, and callicoes ;
ribbons, tapes, binding and gartering; writing paper,
spelling books, Bates, penknives of a very good quality;
a variety of low priced knives, sleeve buttons, shoe and
knee buckles ; soap and cnndles; white and brown shoe
thread; coffee, chocolate, tea, sugar, and sundry other
articles too tedious to mention.
To be fold at private Sale,
Bra^HE farm or plantation lately be-
J longing to Thomas Denton, de
ceased, containing about 150 acres of
upland, lying about a quarter of a mile
to the southward of the town spot of
Jamaica; also about fifty acres of fait
meadow, lying on long neck, in the
said town. There is on said farm a
dwelling-house, barn, and two orchards, one a young
one just beginning to bear, and about 30 acres of wood
land. Whoever inclines to purchase the said farm may
apply to Amos Denton, John Skidmore, and Samuel
Skidmore, executors to the estate of the said Thomas
Denton, who will give a good title for the fame.
W. SOUTHGATE,
Has imported in the I^JI flrips from London, the fol
lowing articles, to be fold wholesale and retail,
cheap for cafo, in Smitb-freet, oppofte Mr. Grove
Bend's, a neat assortment of fashionable silks, con
fifrof.
TO BE SOLD,
By THOMAS C. WILLIAMS,
At his store in Great Dock-street, at low rates,
BY WHOLESALE,
Also, two faft failing BRIGS and a SLOOP, bar
then about one hundred tons each.
N. B. Wanted, a pair of handsome BAY HORSES,
broke to a carriage
Single and double poplins,
plain and flowered,
Drefdens and Venetians,
Black ruflzls,
Black lastings for cloaks
and vests,
1 Callimancoes, black and
pink,
Moreens, black, scarlet,
pink and rose colours,'
Durants and tammies, all
colours,
Camblet# and fluffs,
Red and white baize and
flannels,
Irish linens and ffieetingty
all widths,
Elegant chintz,
Printed muslins,
Sprig'd muslins,
Muslin aprons and handkfs.
I Book muslins,
Cambricks, clear lawns,
Corded dimothees,
Purple callicoes, a variety,
I Furniture callicoes, a variety,
Marseilles quilting,
Bordered pettycoating,
Brown hollands,
White callicoes, bafftcas,
Striped Bengals,
Clouting diaper,
Flemish and Scotch threads,
Holland inckle, diaper tape,
Women's ftuff shoes,
Gloves, pins, ^
Gold and silver spangles,
Gold and silver tambour and
silk thread.
:Coarfe ditto, worsted and
J thread for soldiers,
Ditto /hoes and shirts for
ditto,
A large assortment of nails,
Cases of Arnold's best fnuff,
four dozen each,
Best /hyfon, foufhong, and
bohea teas by the chest,
Pepper by the bag,
Nutmegs by the calk,
, London fiogle and double
refined loaf sugar, by the
hogffiead,
Old port wine by the quar
ter calk or pipe,
/Porter by the hatnper or
I hogfheid,
ißoxes of tin plates,
Wire rivets, *
Madeira wines, old b
IPHILIP LEN ZI,
Confectioner, from LONDON,
In Hanover-Square, No. 517,
* Takes this method to return his sincere thanks to all his
I friendsand cuftoraers for their past favours, and hopes
for a continuance; at the fame time acquaints them,
that he has ready for sale, as great a variety of sweet
meats, jellies, marmelades, &c. &c. as the prefeht
troublesome time would permit him to get, and will
fell 'at the very lowest rates for ready money only (as
no books are kept) and an allowance to them who
purchase in great quantities, viz>
Sweetmeats,
Green goolberries
preserved,
Ditto grape ditto,
Peaches ditto,
Ditto gages ditto,
Pine-apples ditto,
Seville oranges ditto,
Currants ditto,
Cherries ditto,
Pears ditto,
Quinces ditto,
Alcarmefs ditto,
Dam fens ditto,
Weft-India green sweet
meats,
JELLIE S.
Currant jelly,
Ralberry ditto,
Quinces ditto,
MARMELADES,
Pears marmelade,
Quinces ditto,
Currants ditto,
Rafberry jamm,
FRUITS in Brandy.
Pine-apples in brandy,
Cherries ditto,
Madeira,)
Red port, (—
Sherry, and ( vvme o .
Malaga J
Hyfon,l
Green,
Souchong, and ( as °
Bohea J
Single and double refined
' u g ar >
Brown and mufcovado sugar, I
Sun and jar raisins,
Prunes, currants, almonds,
Preferv'd ginger, citron and
limes,
Jelly, green citron,
Tamarinds,
White wine vinegar.
Pepper and alfpice,
Ground ginger,
Florence oil,
India soy,•
Ketchup, anchovies,
VERY handsome red
china tea-pots,
Wedgewood's new falhioned
ditto,
Common, large and small do.
Quart, pint, and half pint
glass mugs,
Tumblers and wine glasses,
Cups and faucets, .
Plates and dishes,
Quart and pint mugs,
Bowls of various sizes,
Bakingorpuddingdifhes_ V
Neat brown mugs and
porringers,
Stone fugs, chamber pots.
oluug j u B^, ^naiDocr puis,
To be S OLDby
BENJAMIN HUGGETT,
No. 44, Nassau-Street; near the Ordnance-offices
Who has aljo to difpoje of very cheap,
A small house on lease ground, situate in Dutch-street,
near the Moravian meeting.
To be ibid by " °
Terrill and Kearney,
At No. 9, in Q^een-ftreet, next door to the lion.
Henrv White's.
N. B. A few pipes of excellent port WINE.
PHILIP" KTsTCKTt
Vintner arid Distiller,
At the upper End of Queen-ftrect, has for Sale at hi#
House. Numb. 12c.
VERY fine old Madei
ra wine by the pipe,
quarter calk or dozen,
Ditto Sherry,
Ditto Lisbon,
Ditto Teneriffe,
Ditto Red Port,
Claret by the dozen,
London Porter by the hogs
head or dozen,
Tanton Ale by the dozen,
English Cyder by ditto,
Old Jamaica Spirits by the
hoglhead, or less quantity,
Ditto Cane Spirits,
Ditto Weft India Rum,
Holland Geneva,
French Brandy,
Shrub,
A neat assortment of home
spun Gin and Brandy,
very little inferior to Hol-/
land or French, / I
All forts of the best of Cor
dials, 1
Molaffcs,(
Single and double refined!
Loaf Sugar,l
Mufcovido Sugar by the bar-.
rel, or less quantity,
PORT and Madeira
wine in quarter calks
and bottles,
Sherry wine in bottles,
Claret in ditto,
Brandy and old spirits,
London porter and Liver
pool ale,
Cheese,
Double and single refined'
sugar,
Mufcovado ditto,
To be Let,
A Convenient large store or distillery in Ferry-street,
Inquire ofThomas Grefwould, at No, j6B, Q^ecn
ftreet, near St, George's Chapel.
To be fold by
WILLIAM BURTON,
In Water-street, between the Ceftee-Houfe and Old- flip
bridge, the following articles, viz.
Said Lenzi will undertake to execute any order in the
above business ; or to furnilh any great entertainment
whatever (on proper notice) in as elegant a manner, as
it can be donein Europe, where he has had the manage
ment of several.
Rum and molasses,
Brandy and geneva,
Annifeed and other cordials,
Madeira and Lisbon wine,
Loaf and mufeovado sugar,
Turpentine and white soap.
Tea, coffee, and chocolate,
Poland Batch and fig blue,
Raisins and currants,
Cheshire cheefc,
Pepper, allspice and ginger,
Excellent calavances foe
family use,
Coarfc and fine file,
Stone and shell lime,
lines,
Coffee in hogsheads or by
the smaller quantity,
Hyfon, foufhong, and bo
hea tea.
Rice in tierces, or by the
smaller quantity,
Raisins, currants and city
ron,
Pepper and mustard,
^Nutmegs,
[Cinnamon,
[Mace, cloves, &c.
urnu. 125.
.Best Hyfon and Bohea Tea,
Best Cheshire and Gloucester
Cheese,
Best Caftile Soap by the box,
o, less quantity,,
Common ditto,
Candles by the box, or less
quantity,
Coffee,
Chocolate by the box or
dozen,
Best Durham Mustard,
Rice,
Raisins by the keg, or less
quantity,
Scotch Barley,
Spermacceti Candles by the
box,
Mens Beaver Hats,
Oznabrigs,
Corks,
Long Pipes,
Pepper,
Allspice,
Cinnamon,
Cloves,
Mace,
Nutmegs,
And sundry other Articles;
too tedious to mention.
Spanish and French olives,
Pickles of various kinds,;
Mustard, cheese,
Pearl and common barley, l
Rice, soap, starch,
Hair powder,
Powder and fig blue,
Spermaceti and tallow can.
dies,
Rappee,
Scotch fnuff in bladders and
bottles,
Pigtail and faftron tobacco;
Basket salt,
Cinnamon,^
Nutmegs, mace, cloves,
Sago, sugar candy.
Chocolate,
Black ball and shoe brushes,
Ybrkfhire hams,
Split peafe,
Porter and strong beer.
Corks, &c. &c 0
Peaches ate,
Pears ditto,
No dry fruits this feafort,
Sugar almonds,
Sugar plumbs,
Burnt almonds,
Carraway comfits,
Barley sugar,
Cakes of different kindb,
and what forts they please
to bespeak, warranted
they ffiall be done in the
best arid richest mariner.
Syrup of Capillaire, war
ranted not inferior to the
French;
Preserved milk, good for
tea or coffee, warranted
to keep years;
Hartlhorn shavings, cheap,
Fine honey in small pots,
His calf's-foot jelly every
day,
Ice cream of what fort they
will please to order,
In a short time he will have
the Italian cordials of dif
ferent forts.,