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WATERTOWN, June 24.
On Tuesday last the privateers in ou r bay took
another fine large ihip with 112 highlanders and 6
months provision on board, and carried her fafc into
Boston.
The beginning of last week, upwards of 400'
highlanders were under confinement in woik and
alms houses in Boftan ; fiuce which the greatest part
of them have been diftiibut&l in the country.
Yesterday Afternoon 13 large Ships were seen
landing in for Boston, tho't to be Ce Remainder of
the Scutch Fleet, with their Convoy.
4r honourto cammed; ^d have rafonfo presume
it is universally so, that no officers but. such as are
duly qualified to serve, are admitted, I therefore
am authorised to fay; that the noble Duke is totally
mistaken in his assertions, so far as has come within
my own knowledge ; and have a right to presume,
that he has been equally mistaken, as applying to
every other corps in his Majesty's service.
(To be continued.)
N E W-P OR T, June 24.
Within about a fortnight post, Capt. Grimes, in
ere of our gallics, has grappled up 3 cables and
anchors between this town 'and Cun^nicut, having
been left by the ministerial pirates, when they were
driven out of this harbour. Two of the cables are
16 inches, and the othei 9 ; the largest anchor weigh
ed 24c. 2 qrs. and 12 lb. marked with the Scarbo
rough's name on the flock.
Capt. Robert Campbell, lately arrived here passen
ger from Curacoa, informs that he was taken the 24th
of November last by the Viper (loop of war, on his
passage from St. Croix to New-York, and carried
into Antigua the 21st of December, where his v< fcl
and cargo were condemned, as mentioned in the pa
pers some time pad. Capt. Campbell fays lie left
Antigua about the Bth of April, and that there kid
been about 40 American vcffels carried into that
island before he came away.
Wednesday lad the Officers taken b^ Capt. Biddle out
of two Transport Skips from Scotland, arrived here, and
have since been conduced to a Plate of Safety in the
Country, as were also a Number ts Officers be) mging to
the British Navy, who have been confined for tome
Time past.
We learn, that a Frigate from Halifax has joined the
Cerberus at Block-11l nd.---They have tjken a French
Sloop, and a Ship, supposed to 'jfltf'.e. 6T the Transports
lately taken by the Andrew Doria, Captain Biddle;
Tuesday last < ne of the aboke mentioned Frigates ran in
with a small Breeze, and fired two Broadsides into the
Columbus, Capt. Whipple, as ffie lay becalmed near
Newport, which killed one Man, and cut fame of her
Rigging As fan as the Wind struck the Columbus,
Capt. Whipple returned the Compliment with a Bread
fire when the Frigate Beared oft.
Wednesday last Cdpt. Church arrived here from Hifpa
riola, with some Powder and Anns. In Lat. 39. Long.
69: 20, he fpeke a Sloop from New-York, William
'1 urner, Maftcr, two Days out, all well.
Wednesday last Capt, James Munro, of this Port, in a
Letter of Marque Sloop, arrived here from Hifpmiola.
On the 7th Instant he retook two Sloops, loaded with
Lumber, from Edehtown, in North-Carolina, which had
been taken by the A&eon Frigate, and ordered to Ar.ti^m.
Capt. Munro sent the Prizes to Hifpairiola, and has
brought home with him a Person taken on board one of
them, who calls himfelf a Brother to the present Lord
Cranston,
The Declaration of the Deputies of Pennfylvamia
met in PROVINCIAL CONFERENCE at Philadel
phia, June 24, 1776.
W 'HEVEAS George th, Third, King of Great
-13 itain, &c. in violation of the principles of
the British co fiirution, and if the laws of justice and
humanity, hath, by an accumulation of oppressions
unparalleled in history, excluded the inhabitants of this
with the other American col nies from his protection :
And whereas he hath paid no regard to any of out remon
ftrancea and dutiful petitions for redress of our Complicated
grievances, but hath latel, purchased foreign tro p 3 to
affiftin er.flaving us, and hath excited the Savages ot this
country to tarry on a war against us, as also the Negroes
to embrue theinhands in the blood of their masters, in a
manner unpre&ifed by civilized hations ; and moreover
hath lately insulted our calamities by'declaring that he
will Blew us no mercy until he hath subdued us; and
whereas the obligations of allegiance (being 'reciprocal
between the King and his fubje&s) are now dissolved on
the fide of the colonists by the despotism and declaration
of the Did King, infomuth fhac it now appears that
loyalty to him r reason against the good people of this
country ; and whereas not only the parliament, but there
is reason to believe too many of the people of Great-
Britain have concurred in the aforefaid arbitrary and urguft
proceeding against us ; and whereas, the public virtue of
this colony (so efientiri to its liberty and bappinefs) must
be endangered by a future political union with, or depen
dance upon a crown and nation so loft to justice, patriotism
and magnanimity : ,
We the Deputies of the people of Pennsylvania,
assembled io full Provincial Confer nee for forming a
plan for executing the resolve of Congress of the fifteenth
01 May last, for suppressing all authority in this province
derived from the crown of Great-Britain, and for efta
blfhing a government upon the authority of the people
only; do in this public manner, in behalf of ouifelves,
and with the approbation, consent and authority, of our
constituents, unanimously declare our willingnefn to
concur in a vote of the Congress, declaring the United
Colonies free and 1 n depend an t St a t est Pro
vided the forming the government, and the regulation of
the internal police of this colony, be always reserved tothe
people of the Did colony ; and we do farther call upon the
nations of Europe, and appeal to the great Arbiter and
Governor of the Empires of the world, to witness for us,
thatthis declaration did not originate in ambition, or in
an impatience of law ul authori y, but that we were
driven to it in obedience to the firft priciples of nature by
the oppressions and cruelties of the as refaid King and
Parliament ot Great-Britain, astheon'ly p Bible measure
that was left us to prefervte and establish our liberties, and
to transmit their \invi late to priority.
Signed bv Order of the Conference,
THOMAS M'KEAN, Piefident.
In CONGRESS, June 3, 1776.
Refolded, That it be earned) recommended to the
A&mbhes, Conventions and Committees of Safety in
the United Colonies, to fall upon the most effectual means
of removing the flocks, grain and meal, from such parts
of their refpeaive colonies as are invaded, or are in im
minent dangetof being invaded by the enemy.
Ew.r&fl from the Minutes,
CHARLES THOMSON, Secretary.
NEW-YORK, July i.
Extract of a letter from St. Euftatia, May 7.
" I take the liberty of acquainting you with the
arrival of a Jbip from with 50 tons of powder,
and a parcel of fire arms. Two other oefols were to
Jollow'witb the fame articles ; besides these, near
twenty fail are expeftedfrom Amflerdam, allof which
will bring more or less ; Jp that if it is yet wanted in
America, you will know where it may be had in
plenty..
PHILADELPHIA, ,ne 26.
PROVIDENCE, June 22.
" We have some arrivals from England, rif of}
which give us different accounts as to the Jituation of [
affairs the^e. 9be bes I can gather is, that syor (
25,000 men vyould be sent over to America this year •,
990 have failed from Ireland, under convoy of 6 or 8
frigates ; and ij they Jail their pretenfuns are over,
the mimJlry in general are again, fending foreign
troops. It is thought none will go, except the Hrfan„ 1
and in their absence, that Principallity is to be gua
ranteed by the Englijb. A large,eet bad failed jrom
England, but bad been jeattered in a storm, and put.
back agaid."
Tuejdhy the Hob. Major General Gates set off for
Canada, being, we bear, appointed Commander in
Chiej Jor the northern department. l.
The,ip taken on the south fide of Long Island, is one
of the transports Jrom Greenock, with a number of
Highlanders on board, eighty butts of porter, &H,
home oj the officers and their ladies came to town last
Tuesday.
Extract of a Letter from a Gentleman at, Wil
mington, (Cape-Fear) dated May 30.
" General Clinton, with 3000 Men, con
tinue encamped near Fort Johnston, we are ;
linformed,I informed, they wait further to hear from Major i
I General Howe ; —that their Baggage is going 1
on board the Transports, and that the Vcffels !
j have Orders to be in reaAnefs for failing." —1
[Other accounts fay, they have failed.l
lExtract1 Extract of a Letter from Charks-Town, SoG):
Carolina.l
I" My last Letter to you I sent by Capt.|
;Brown from Middletown Point, who failed 1
§ out o' the Harbour in the Morning, with a 1
I valuable Cargo and was taken before Noon by !
! one of his Britannic Majesty's Pirates, whol
'three Days after was taken'by oneef our Pro- [
, vincial Vessels of War. We are liill Fortify-|
, ing and increasing our Force, both by Land ;
I and Sea. The Insurgents in both Provinces are,
•subdued, and are now very quiet. General,1
j ;Clinton, who came to join and head them,}
i has for the present left us. Ty A remarkable|
f Providence the Creek Indians have engaged inl
I our favour. A Party of Men came to Georgia, q
: expecting by the favour of the Tories to carryl
;all before them, and make that A Provifion'
fColony. At the very time a few Head Men of 1
I that Nation, happened to be at Mr. Bryan's,j
[ to warn him of the danger of an Indian War. !
;At this Moment, he being absent, his II ^fc |
§ was attacked by some of the Enemy who had j
§got up the River Savannah. The Savages find- 1
;ing that in the absence of their old Friend his |
;Houfe was assaulted, defended it, and one ofl
I their Chiefs, the only Man that was Hurt, was
I founded in the Thigh. I his so enraged thin,l
1 that they sent off a Runner, who in a few Days,•
[brought down §OO who have filice killed several
I Men of the Fleet, who had landed to water.'
I We hear it is proposed, that after three
Months, the Currency of-all Copper Coin
made of base Metal, or wanting in Weight,
is to be totally suppressed; and that the red is
to pal's at the Rate of 15 for art Eight part of *
a Dollar. And if it Ihill appear that the.,is 1
I not a Efficiency fur common use, that it will
I be all called in, and a new imprefion struck of
Continental Copper Coin, of a large size;
twelve of which is to pass for an Eight of a
§Dollar, of which no other Coppers are to pass
[ Current.
§A few Days since died at Wether&ld, in Con
;nefticut, in the 68 h Year of her Age, after a painful
llllneil, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, keiffl of the
;late Honourable William Smith,E;q; one of the
{ Judges of the Supreme Court of this Place.
[ Last I hurfday Week the Privateers Montgomery
§ and Schuyler, of this Port, retook and carried fate
I into a Port to the Eastward; two Whaling Brigs
!from Brazils, belonging to Nantycket, a Schooner
I belonging to Cape-Ann;wnh Sugar and Molasses, and
I a Sloop from Rhode-lfland, with Lumber ami Flour,
On board one of the Whalers, (Capt. Burkti)
came Passenger, William Hallock, of the Whaling
Brig Elliot; of this Port, woo on the igrh of M^y,
was taken and carried into Antigua, having onboard
250 Barrels of Oyl, and gives us the following Ac
count, viz. That Capt. Helms, with 400 Barrels
was carried into Antigua also ; and Capt. Jenkins,
into Dominico, with 150 Barrels ; that Capt. Jagger
with 400 Barrels had got into Guadeloupe ; and
Capt. Darling with 400 Barrels more, had arrived
at St. Lucee; that Capt. Pinkman with 220 Barrels
was left on the Brazil Coast, and he supposed all
the other Whalers were well.
" The demand for American produce feeffis to increase
daily ; and as the call.for fueb, for the Ju,ply of the
neighbouring IJlands, has tdken away ad trat we bad
for our oivn uje, we have a very melancholy profpea
before us, ij we have no arrivals with those articles
jremyou.
One of the above-mentioned Vessels was takers by
the Greyhound Frigate, Captain Dickenfon, from
Halifax for New-York, having' General Howe on
board. The Ship failed from Halifax the 9th of
Jpne, in Company with a Fleet of 130 Sail.
In Consequence of an Information lately made
that sundry Perlons had entered into a solemn Agree
ment to aid and assist our unnatural Enemies in
making themfelyes Matters of ou; City, several of
them were apprehended ; and on Friday last one of
those Conspirators, a Soldier in his Excellency Gene
ral Washington's Guard, was executed in a Field
near this City, in the Presence of a Multitude es
Spectators.
The Number of Transports now at Sandy Hook,
we hear amounts to 113 Sail, shd we have not the leait
Reason to doubt, that General Howe is in this Fleet.
From the Number' of Troops now here, and those
on their Way, from different Parts of the Country,
it is computed our Army will loon amount to 25000
Mem
A Boat from the Fleet was reconnoitring in our
Harbour last Saturday Nighs, but a Shot from one
of our Batteries soon made her tack about.
We hear that four more Traufports with Troops,
besides those already mentioned, have been lately
taken, and carried into some of our Ports to the East
ward.
The Boston Gazette of June 24, contains the fal
lowing Paragraph under the London Head of April
13. " General Burgoyne carried with him 1200 flat
<< bottomed boats (all ready framed) to carry his
“ army across the L kes to penetrate into the back
" settlements of N w England."
Maredant's DROPS,
Sold by Hugh Gaine,
RUN-away from the Subscriber, living at New-
R cbfllr, about three Years ago, a Negro Maa
named WILLIAM: Ho has bufliy Hair, freaks good
.Dutch and EmJilh, and plays on the Fiddle. Any Perfyn
that will pjTthemi the said Negro, fha)l receive Twenty
Shillings Reward, and all reasonable Charges paid by me,
June 24, 1776. JOSEPH RODMAN.
' June-24, 1776.
TFN DOLLA RS Reward.
R:N AWAY from Batfto Fit nace last Night, two
Spanish Servant Men, one of th4m named Franci,
Berrara,' about 30 Years of Age, about fix feet two
Inches high, black Hair, brown Eyes, and thin Vfage,
takes a great O^nriry of Snuff, his fore Teeth remarkably
w % de, and has a down Look : Had on, and took with
him, one blue Cl. th fhnrt Coat, one light brown Duffles
under, Jacket, one Pair of new Oznabrigs Trowfers,
Ozhabrigs Shirt, a Pair of half worn 'hoes, and half
worn. Hat wi.h a broad Brim' .J be nth< r named Erancis
Rodrigo, but £cn&r,lly get by the Name of Jufeph,
about five Feet five or fivfches high, yellow Complexion,
black Hair, and br ? Wn E,es: Hd on, and took w«th
him, one tiue Cloth ih<rt Cpa, light brown Duffles
under frekrt, vne 4 Pair *doye - pHOrt,d Pluth Breeches,
dne P^i. new Oz abr^r .T:^ f m,'Cznabriß Shirt, one
?a.r hyp' worn Shoes, and an old Hat.
Whoever takes up the above Runaways, and fecuros
them in a,„ Ga>l, 46 that their Matter, fit. f.hn Cx,
oi r liogun, m,y have them again, or deliver them at
Ba'fto Furrice, ball receive the above Reward, and
reafor,'abit Charges,.-
Y Or, Cowpleat Law Tutor.
I^ng 4 ufetul Collection of a great Variety of the molt
apyruv;a Breecd-utsin the .L> h - an# ^d.Qed.te alm-mi?
every Tran^aion in Life whereiffan Attention to le
gal Fpois ;. indispensably neceffir,.,
And consisting chiefly of
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®>clean Linen Rags, and Co in Proportions^
%AG thole of an inferior Quality.---
By HUGH GAINE.
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TO BE SOL D,
A Fine FARM, consisting of one
hundred and eighty Acres of Land, with a good
Dwelling-Houfr, Kitchen, Dairy, and other Offices in
very good Repair ; a good young Orchard, and ^n excel
lent Spring ; a good Quantity of fait and frefh Meadow,
with a fufficient Quantity of Wood Land: The said Farm
lies within two Miles ot Shrewsbury, and three Miles of
Middletown. For Particulars apply t@ William Durie, in
King's-Street, or George Rapalje, in Newtown, who
will give an indifputabb e title for the fame.
Refined
BAR IRON,
Dire&ly from the Works,
Sold by ROBERT ERSKINE,
Near Whitehall Ferry Stairs, New-York.
N. B. Orders for Iron drawn to any Size, from three
Quarters to three Inches fqware, and from one and an
Half to five Inches flat, executed with Punctuality and
Dispatch; Mill Irons, Rudder Irens, &c, drawn to
Patterns.
Bonds,
Special , Conditions,
Letters of Attorney,
A wards,
Articles of Agreement,
frills of Sale,
Contrasts;,
Covenants,
Charter Parties,
Lt.fes,
To which is added,
A ColW/ion oj Enghfb Precedents,
Relating to the Office of a JUS PICE of PEACE
HUGH GAINE has for Sale,
American manufactured
WRITING PAPER,
Of excellent Qiality,
BY the'&trire or Ream ; Orderly Books, Sealing Wax
and Wafers, Dutch Quills, red and black Ink, Pen
knives and Razors, Middleton's best Pencils, Powder
F|a(ks and Shot Pouches, Pewter Standiihes and Logger
heads. Surveying Instruments, Back Gammon Tables
with Dice and Boxes, Leather Snuff Boxes, Pounce and
Pounce Boxes, India Ink, Fiddle Strings, Gold Scales and
Weights, Straps and Hones for Razors, Scales and Divi
ders, German Flutes, Meffige Cards, Gun Hammers and
Screws, Silver Bencil Cases, Fountain Pens, and Temple
Spectacles.
JOSEPH BALL..
N, B. This is she second Time Betrara has run away.
Batfto Furnace.is. at the ,- rks of Little -Egg-Harbour.
QTK AY ED or fiden on Sunday night the 23d inf. out
J of a pa Sure near .Moore's landing, a forrei horse
about I,& hands high, a White snip in . his Lee, a twitch
till, pretty L ng, (hod-only b,fo re, and paces ; has a (mail
lump or I wornhis bick, haying been hurt By the hind
part of the fiddle, alfo' pinch'd by the saddle before,
which is not quite well. Any person bringing the said
h®rfe t< Timothy Hurst, near Moore's landing, about 12
miles tip the North River, (hall receive, i taken up
within romites oi this city, One Drilar, if above 10
miles, Two Dollars, and all reasonable charges.
HAS removed from the Fly-Market, to the House
fcrnnrly octo led by John Stites, next Door to
I'eter Vandervoort, near Perk's-Slip,—where he has for
Sale on reafonabit Terms, wh^efate and retail
Weft-Jn-ra Rum,
Tan:ic?<pinr,
L at and MufeOvado Sugars,
Choc, late,
Pepper,
C'ft^
ALSU, S< r d r v GmHs i n the GROCERY Way,
Vufyj.-.L who can .be well recommended for a
,"% H nuc-keepei, underftaads C okery and Pastry,
hk'wife a Dairy, would be willing to engage herfelf in a
Gemhman's Family in the Country. Enquire of Mrs.
t'ifr, in New-Street.*
Just Published, and to be folri by H. Gaine,
Ibe Young C/erh
VADE MECUM:
RUN-AWAY, a'Negro^n n^m^. JAMES, fall
ana thin, the whites of bis Eyes remarkably reel,
a d his Face full of Eruptions : He is a talkative plauf
ab'e FeLov; and had on when be went away an olTgrey
Bearskin ffiort Coat, Check Shirt, Linen Breeches, and
worsted Stockings, and is foppofed to he gone towards,ht
East End of Long-Blind. Whoever takes up and secures
the said Negro, so that his Mafier may get him again, or
brings him to Doffor Samuel Bard< in.New-Yerk, shall
receive I'EN DOLLARS Reward, and all reafcnabl,
Charges paid by SAMUEL BARD.
Proceedings upon DArefs
for Rent,
Alignments, Deeds,
Inderrures. Mortgages,
Marriage Articles,
Wrils,
Fines and Recoveries,
Writs,
Declarations and Proceed
ings at Law.
Rice,
Green Teas,
Indigo,
Port Wine,
Sweet 0)1,
Claret,}
V^HERhAS evil minded People have er deavmjbcl
to difuade Tenants holding Leafed in the Manor
of Lzvingfton, from taking an active Part in the pref ;r
Controv^rfy, (cho' the . injured Rights of their Country
demands their Su ipart) uudpr Pretence that their Deaths
Mould be doubly Sufthenfome to their Families, a; it
would in all C,Tes shorten, and in some terminate their
Eflates, which are held under Leases for three Lives.
And whereas my late Father, the Honourable Mr. Justice
Livingftyn, in order to remove that Objrfnon, promised
that in case any on, or moteof bis Tenants fhuuld lonfe
his Lite in the Cause of his Country, that the Name of
any other Per fun mentioned in his last Will, or pointed
out by his Family,&uld be inferred in the Stevd ofTicn
Person looting his Lire: And that If any one of his
Tenants were maimed, and unebte to work upon bis
Farm, that the Name of such Person as he fhouH chufe,
Should be inserted irrthe Lease. Andas notwithfbnding
my having renewed the said Promise force the Lands have
devolved Upon me, many pretend to be ignorant thereof,
I fird m)feif under a Necessity cf g ving this publick
Notice to all Peifons holding Leases under me in the
Manor of Livingston, or in Butche's C untv, of sh e
above Premise, and my Readiness to perform the fame.
ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
DESERTED from Capt. John Wiley's Company, iri
Col. McDougal's Regiment of New-York Forces,
ARTHUR bURN, a Native of Ireland, about 5 Feet
7 Inches high, of a dark Complexion, ^pt to drink and
sing, has a remarkable fly Look; married a Wife in
New-Faii field, in New-England, where be is supposed
now to have gone.---He is a Weaver by Trade.
Likewise DANIEL JUNES, a Native of Morris
County, a Weaver by Trade, rS Years of Age, about 5
Feet 5 Inches high, Aim built. # Whoever take up said
Deserters and fccurcs theta, or either of them, (ball re
ceive Four Dollars for each, and albreTonabie Charges,
by me, HENRY D. TRIPP, Liem
JOHN SHAW,
J JEWELLE R,
INFORMS the Public in general, he has removed
into Naffau-Sttcet, near John-Street, at the Sign of
the Crown, where he makes and mends, in the nedteft
Manner, and at the lowest Rates, all Sorts of Jeweller's
Work in its various Branches: —He also returns his
humble Thanks to his former Customers for their kind
Favours, arid hopes he will meet with the Encouragement
his Merit derives in bis Branch of Business.
Likewise, Ciphers in Hair done for Lockets, Rings,
^c. &c. &c.
I[,'OK taking up each of thb following deserters from
X Capt. HENRY.O'HARA'S company, now Rationed
at Fort George, ab; ve Albany, viz,
John Clarke, late a seguhrfoldter, 6 feet high, black
curled hair, flutters little, by trade a nail maker.
John.Lytyth, born in, Ireland, 40 years of age, 5 feet
5 inches high, black hair.
foihua Duly, a likely v*qng man, 5 feet 10 inches
high, lon,, fapdy hair, thews his upper teeth, bora in
Ef%x; Morris county,
.Adrian Cue, 5 feot 9 inches high, thin faced, like
wise bernin ET-x, M rris county.
Jam's Daileys 5 feet 5 inches high, well set, pock
marked, has a uir in his face from a iate hurt, and
blackish har., ~
Robert Field, 5 feet 4 inches high, Well set, pock
marked, not talkative, has been a faiJor, and is very civil.
John'Emery, 5 feet 9 inches high, full faced, thick
lightifh coloured cut led hair.
The above deserters have all received their full pay for
subsistence and wages, took with them their blankets
and frocks, and arc (uppofed to be g- ne toward the new
ctunty in New Jetfry.
A constant Search will be m^de after these robbers of
the public, and any persons harbouring or concealing them,
will be.dealt with as enemies to their country, FIVE
DOLLARS reward, and all r afonable charges, for
taking up and returning each of them, will be paid by
the said Captain (now in .Albany) not (as advertised in a
former papei) by Patrick M^Davß, who has no caffi de
ponied in bis h^rids for that purpose
Likewise an Affertrnent of Drugs and Medicines, which
will be fold on low Terms, and Allowances made to those
who take the Tnublt of callup here to buy a Quantity.
Richard Spcaig h't hopes that his former Cufto^
mrs will call upon him for what they should want and
they may depend upon being f r rved well. Tho' he is
unhappily confined since his Arrival from England, he
took Care' to lay in an Affortrhent of Mercurials; Barks, ,
Spices, and sundry other Articles freffi last Fall, Which
he will fell reasonable ; and hopes those who are still
indebted to him would make Payment, as thb must con
fider being in Confinement, and having a large Family, I
mpft be io great Neceflity for Support.
N. hi If any Person is inclined ,0 purchase his whole
Stock, Shop Furniture, and Utensil, used in the Chymi
cal Bufmefs, if they call upon him, he will treat with
hem for the fame.
sis puWfhed at Pbiladelpbia, and now felling by
WILLIAM GREEN,
InMAJDEN-LANE, .
(Price TWO SHILLINGS and THREE PENCI)
TrVe Interest of BRITAIN,
SET FORTH
in Regard to the COLONIES;
And the only mas of Lying in Peace and Harn ny
with them ; in. lading five different Plans tor effecting
tfrs-defirabh E^ nt. ~
By JOSEPH TUCKER, D. D.
DEAN of Gloucester.
Author of the Ellay on the Advantages and Disadvantage!
which refpeftivpy attend France arid Groat-Britain,
with regard to Trade.,
To which is added, by the Printer, a few Words on the
Freedom of the Press, in America.
A ROBBERY.
J ATILE ft 1c out 01 Juieph Gen-old's Still-Hmfe;
a in Pearl Sr-,r.two 0 ^ dtII-Nlads «-rihSwam
Nc k. Wh rever will difeoyer the. Thief -r Thieves, so
that the said Still-Heads may be had agdin, /ball receive
Five Pounds Reward, by Tuomas G tiwold, Distiller, in
Ferry-street.
Has fr Sale ar the New City-Hall, for Cash,
NUTMEG', Mace, Cloves, Cinnatnon, Alfpice,
Turlington's Ballarn, Ane'erfon's, Hom er's, and
Lockyer's Pills, Stoughton's Bitters, James's Powders,
London T;o:h Powders forcleaning the Teeth and pre
venting the Scurvy in the Guins ; a Chymical Balfani
approved of by the best Phyfici.ms in London, to be an
excellent Medicine for Coughs of long Landing, Asthmas,
&c. Story's Sugar Plumba for destroying Worms in
Children..
WHEREAS more than the eighth Part of the
Proprietors of the Township of Addison, have
made Application to me the Subferiber, to warn a Pro
prietors Meeting : These are therefore p ware all the
Proprietors of laid Addison, to ipeet on the Eighteenth
Day of July next, at Que o'Clock Afternoon, at the
House of Benjamin Payne, in said T wn, firft to chafe
Moderator, secondly to fee if the Proprietors will la,
out Roads in said Township, and any other Business that
Ihall be thought proper when convened.
JOHN STRONG, Proprietors Clerk.
Addison, May 13, 1776.
, FIVE DOLLARS Reward
RICHARD SPEAIGHT,