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b^jence. I haw nothing to with for buta
health, to make a very fort lift comfor'a
lie. I relate only taa% and [ own I am
^leaf/d to have ii in my power to relate them.
' On Sunday next, it is proposed that we
Should erabark on our return. If this passage
;Tuld prove as propitious as the last, we shall
have < very reason to be thankful to Providence
fur a kirdnefs, which others would attribute to
a fortunate accident.„
" When you call in Conduit-ftrect, I Wish
you to present my sincere refocus to Dr.
SCOMBERG. I know not which inoft to
admire hini for, the brilliancy of his parts, or
the Roman rectitude of his foul. In both lie
is great. And for each I revere him.
Adieu, my friend,
Believe me to be, &c.
Extraß of a letter from Gibraltar, Sept. 12.
“ After twelve months negociation, the
Dutch have concluded a peace with the Em
peror of Morocco, and their Admiral, with
three of their frigates, have at last left this
place, where they have lain a considerable
time, the Admiral being the negociator for
the Dutch, and a jew for the Emperor, An
Irish brig with provisions came in here three
days ago, the mailer of which reports, that
about ;'o leagues from the Straits Mouth he
was chafed by an American privateer, who
fired several shot at him, and ffiould have
been taken by her, as die failed very Waft, but
that a fliip appeared in fight, and gave chace
to the privateer, who concluding, as did the
people of the brig, that it was an English
cruder, changed her course, and left the brig
to rmrfue hervoyage. Both the privateer and
cruizer were soon out of fight; from the best
account 1 could learn, no American privateer
has ever yet ventured up thedfraits."
Ea'inb^rgb, Octo.' i By a letter from a gen
tleman atThurfo of the igth.ult. to his friend
here, there is a confirmation of an Ame?ican
veffcl loaded with tobacco, indigo, and rice,
being seized at Stornaway. The Captain gave
out he was from the Well Indies, and bound
for Rotterdam, and all his papers were writ
ten in French ; but a number of ship-masters
there at the time, who assisted the surveyor in
disabling the ship,. were all positive that the
veil'd was American built, and the cargo A
merican growth. So die remains there till a
return from the Commiflioners of the Customs,
with orders what is to be done with them.
The mate's name is M'Lean, and they still
deny their being Americans, or the vessel or
cargo being American property; but every
body there believes die is so.
Extract of a letter from Dublin, Sept. 2).
On Wednesday the 17th inst. arrived in this
harbour with a valuable cargo, after a passage
of 14. days, the Young Judith, of Stockholm,
Capt. bakelmah, who brings advice, that
about 8 days before he failed, two American
privateers came into Goftenburgh with a large
English vessel 'from Archangel to London,
which they hAd taken in consort, off the north
cape of Norway ; the Captains immediately
landed, to wait on their capture and purchase
provisions, but were informed, his Swedish
Majehy had issued the Itrideft orders to the
commanders in all his ports, that no assistance
whatever should be given to the enemies of
Groat-Britain, much less to those rebellious
of her' Colonies, whole pretended rights he
disclaimed, and whose principles he abrorred;
the Governor in delivering the King's Orders
behaved with austerity and circumfpeflion,
buorefuming an air of benevolent politeness,
indented then to retire to their ffiips arid seek
iume other afvlum, as he should be extremely
concerned to find himfelf under the disagreea
ble necessity of obliging them to depart in
twenty-four hours; mean time a drum beat
about the town, forbidding the inhabitants
{applying the Americans with provisions of
any kind, on pain of diffleafure; they accor
dingly quitted Gottenburg with their prize,
fleeting towards the Danish coast. Were the
fowthern neighbours of Sweden equally faith
fuTto treaties as that King, the American
privateers, having no European ports to fre
quent, would fo'on be obliged to quit those
fta% from the difficulty offubfifting their
crews, and the necessity of making a long
voyage before they could find relief or sale for
their prizes.
An American privateer (with an English
prize) has been refufed entrance into the port
of Cadiz. After twice fending her boat on
ihofe for water and frefh provisions, she flood
to the northward.
Extract of a letter from Cerke, O^o. 9.
" On the sth inst. the brig Jenny and
Betty, of Larne, Mark Workman, matter,
bound from Antigua to this place, was taken
^y the Bellona American privateer, mounting
fifteen carriage guns, besides swivels, and
was re-taken on the Bth inst, by the Champi
on, of Bristol, commanded by Capt. William
Peacock, who behaved with the greatest spirit
and bravery on the occafiori."
From Rebel Papers.——/
BOSTO N, November 24.
We hear the noted Col. Stephen Holland,
•f Londonderry, who was feme time ago
committed with a number of others to the
god in Exeter, (Newhampfhire) for counter
feiting the bills of public credit of that State,
has been tried and condemned to be hanged.
Extras of a letter from Albany, Nov. 24. 177%.
" Ticonderoga is evacuated and totally
destroyed, the Enemyhaving gone to Canada."
BOST O N, December 4 .
Thnrfday evening two of the worthy and
patriotic members of the Continental Con
,rrfo )of this State, the honorable Samuel and
John Adams, Efqrs. arrived, —the former to
fuf imported in the fifes St. Mary's Packet, and
Britannia, and to be fold 1,
ROBERT 'ALEXANDER, ^Co,
• At their store in Water-Street,
Near the Coffee-House,
GLARES bf'the firft quality,”)
Old red port ditto, I In bottles pack'd in .
Ditto rhinil h ditto, Scales, containing fix
, Ditto dry Lisbon ditto, 1 dozen each.
' ' Frontiniac ditto,J
Very old red port in pipes, a large assortment of ear
then and Queen's ware in hogsheads and crates, ditto of
glass were in boxes, elegant toilette glares of Varietis
sizes for the ladies, Ihort and long pipes in boxes; tin
plates, rails in ca(k c , bottled porter, cheese, hams, leaf
sugar in hogsheads, hyfon, fufhong, and bohea tea.
his house in this town, the latter at his featJn
Braintree.
We are informed from good authority,,that
Gen. Gates's command is enlarged to Peek's
Kill, and that Gen. Putnam goes to the
Southward.
We have certain intelligence from the South
ward, that a certain John Brown, a citizen of
Philadelphia, who came out of that city after
the enemy had taken possession of it, under
pretence that he was charged with a verbal
menage to Congress from General Howe, has,
by order of Congress, been sent under guard
to the executive Council of the State of Penn
sylvania, to be dealt with as they in their
wisdom ffiall think proper, and we dare fay
they will treat him according to his deserts.
It is said that this fellow pretended to be au
thorifed by General Howe, to inform Con
gress. that he was ready to treat with them as
a Congress, and to withdraw his troops, pro-,
vided they would relinquifli Independence! But
that illustrious body, as well as the great and
free people w horn they repr^fent, have too much
good sense and fortitude, at this stage of the
difpu.ee, to exchange “ the greateJi of all .hu
man bltfngj" for any trifling considerations
which are left in the power of the British ty
rant or his minions to other. In freedom we
ARE BORN AND IN FREEDOM WE'LL LIVE.
NEW-HAVEN, Dec. 3.
The Western Poll informs us, That a letter
was received yesterday at Stratford, from a
Field-Officer, giving an account, that on
Monday morning, between day-break, and
fun-rife, a party of our troops took possession
of Fort-Independence, and captured the whole
garrison, 320 in number, who are chiefly A
merican Tories. Which are all the particu
lars we have received.
H ARTFOR D, Dec. 2.
By a gentleman who left Head^Quarters at
Whice-Marfli, 12 miles from Philadelphia, the
20th of November, we have the following
intelligence, viz.
That Fort Mifflin was evacuated by our
people Saturday theisth, after having defended
it four days ; in which time they loft 3 Cap-,
tains, i Lieutenant and about 40 men killed
and wounded, and had all their cannon dis
mounted. On the 19th about 5000 of the
enemy landed at Billings fort, 7 miles below
Red-Bank, (a fort formerly in our possession)
upon which our people retreated from fort
Mercer 9 miles back to Haddonfield. Same•
day General M'Dougall's division crossed the
Delaware about 17 miles above the city of
Philadelphia ; —the 20th General Green's di
vision crossed the fame way, both divisions
confixing of about 6000 men in high spirits. -
.Another division with Colonel Prohor's regi
ment of artillery crossed Schuylkill, supposed
to take possession of Province-island, which,
if executed, will cut off the enemy's supply of
provisions. Lord Cornwallis left the city of
Philadelphia one o'clock A. M. the 19th, fup
pbfed for Billings fort, via Chester. At 9.
o'clock the 20th Lord Sterling's division struck
their tents. General Patterson's, Learned's 1
and Poor's brigades about 9 o'clock, the 21st
were within 14 miles of Head-Quarters. Ge
neral Glover's brigade at 12 o'clock were.
within 20 miles of Delaware, on their way
to Trenton.
-fuft IMPORTED from WhITEH/SVEN,
And to,be fold on board the brig Mercury, Capt. Birket,
laying at the mbarf to the wefward of the Craae,
near Crommelme s wharf,
A Quantity of Cheshire cheese, Ergliffi butted in
firkins, London porter in bottles, Liverpool ale in
bottles, loaf sugar, barley and peafe in kegs Qyecn^s
warein crates, felt hats, port and Lisbon wires in bottles,
nails of different fives, ironmongery, soap and candles,'
mustard in bottles, spices, pipes, mesa and womens fhper,
vinegar in kegs, rum,* ballast spades, (heathirg paper,
pickles, fait, red, white and yellow paint ; oil for do.
writing paper, tar in 1 2 barrel's, woollens, flockings,
threads and millenary.
DONALD M'LEAN,|
Surgeon of the late 77th regiment, at No. 6, fix doors
weft from the Coffee house,
HAS just imported from London, in the Pomona,
Capt. Whyte, a very general aflortment of capital
DRUGS and MEDICINES, &c. &c.. which
will be disposed of, wholesale and retail, upon as mode
rate terms as possible.
Likewise imported in the brig BJla, Capt. Smith,'
from the fuft Portuguese house in Madeira, a final! cargo
of LONDON WINES of the best qualities, which he
wi'l fell by the pipe, half pipe, or quarter cask.
*p* In the above importation per the Pomona, are'
sundry articles suitable for distiller, and a fewcozeris of
Enolilh dist riled rose and orange flower water. &c.
-—FETE-R'GOTrETT
At the Golden Key, in Hanover-Square,
HAS just imported in the Edward, Capt. Lawrence,
from London, a very large and neat assortment of
cutlery ; steel, Bath, pinchbeck and plated buckles., watch
chains, ftrinp and keys; feais and main springs, gold
scales and weights, pewter and metal table and tea f,oons,
tobacco and fouff boxes, bag and portmantua locks, dog'
collar,, ivory and horn combs, cork screws, gun ham
mers, gun flints, temple and common fpeAacles, violin
firings, crewels, caffch, plated baskets, mouse and rat
trrps; brass, pewter, and leather ink pots, quills, all forts
of brakes, fopan'd teaboards, brass and iron caadUftickr,
doufic and Angle branches, corks, backgammon tables,
and m^nv other articles, together with a great variety of
locks, hinges, bolt*, &c, &c. &c<
A'lfo best E^glifn bend leather soles, cork fo'es, faggot
andCerman ftecl, hoop iron, writing paper, black pep
per, a^d a few grof of pl^yin : ; cards.
Gentlemen's tool thefts, with took complex*.
A BILLIARD. -TABLE,
TO BE SOLD,
Enquire of David Grim, , in Wiiliam-ftreet,
r& HE futfenoer hasturlale, at ins pure nex. door to
& the George and Dragon, oppofire the lower end of
the Fly-Market, wine, spirits, Wtff.lndia rum, geneva,
brandy, sugar, tea, coffee, pepper, alfpice, currants, indi
go, rice, a quantity of .dry filh by the quintal, some Bar
rels of pork and tierces of beef, besides barrels of ditto,
fome'Englifh soap, English dipt candles, mould ditto,
cotton wool, wool cards, Bath and beaver coating, broad
cloth, frizes; scarlet fa^eens, grieh baysj-rattinet, fhal- 1
loons, callimanco, with several other goods, &c.
Seaf&riLg men's apparel, fhirtr, trowfers, great coats. &c.
PATRICK blancheville.
Just imported in the ffiip Kirigfton, and Brigantine Anne,
and to be fold' by
VALENTINE NUTTER,
At his book-dore facing the Ceftee-Houfe,
LARGE best pewter clieft fiandifhes, middle ditto,
imall ditto; Large pewter ink pots, cap'd ditto, lead
citeo; lignum vite land boxes, cocoa pounce boxes, ivory 4
folders, watch prints,Middleton's, heft pencils of allforts,
pens and quills, Reel pencil caffs, glittering fund, ink
glasses of all forts, beg verraillion Wafers, post paper of
all forts, fool's cap ditto, large fine thick poll ditto;thin
ditto, fine medium ditto, fine royal ditto, imperial ditto,
common wood ftandifhes, Barlow's best penknives, Gun
tet's scales and compsffes, round rulers, blank books of
all forts, memorandum books with clasps and. without,
fine blotting paper, black and red ink powder, fed patent
cakes, best red tape, fine large parchment, tin ruling pens,
> brevier common prayer books, new playjbooks and farces,
long and ihort leather ink pots, pounce, seals with han
dles, Watts's songs and psalms, Dilworth's fuelling books,
flat fhagreen ink cases, bibles of all fixer, morocco etwee,
complcat for gentlememand Jadies ; Spelling dictionaries,
magazines, razor morocco etwees with straps and silver
locks, black leather traveling arid ffiagreen wrought fifes,
afsfkm books in cases, playing cards of all fort, on. the
lowest terms, Newberry's books of all forts for children,
many other articles too tedious to mention.
BINDING in all its branches, performed with , the
greatest dispatch, by Valentine Nutter.
BeftHYSON TEA.
Tuft inserted In tickft time here To:d:, :nd tohe
'fold on ver? ^(enable rims, by
JOHN ELLIS, and Co.
At (heir floreat M.S, Cook's, in the Fly-Market,
ROSE 'blankets,and point ditto, green rugs, cover?
lids, quilts, mattraffes, re^made jackets, ditto
Watch coats, pettycoa s, brass nails, boric cloths, ready
made cloaks,' pins and needles, handkerchiefs, Russia
prints and printed lineh^ ready made shirts, brown hol
land, velverets, thicki'ets, lafliegs, duroys, jeans, cotton
denims ann corderoys, woolien elotns of all torts, corks,
Ihallcons, sewing fok add thrift, threads, fofee handker
chiefs, flockings, trowfere, buttons, red and blue btoad
coatings, fearnoughts and dufhes, gartering of all forts,
fattens and fattenets, damdfKs, moreens, waistcoat Shapes,
fprig'd callictes, hats and'lhocs, hair cloth for chairs,
hair trunksj&c. .'
They hrvi also imposed from Madeira, choice old
Madeira wine in pipes, hopfheads, or quarter calks.
BY MAJOR GENERAL
JAMES ROBERTSON,
Commandant of New-York, &c..
A Proclamation.
ALL Masters of ^ips or Vessels, coming into
the Harbour, of the Port cf New-York, imme
idiately on their Arrival (and before they haul their
Vettels to the Wharf) are to enter at the Port-Master's
Office, an Account of the Powder they have on board,
receive his Dtre&ions for storing the fame, and on no
Pretence whatever to haubtheir Vessels to the Wharf,
till foch Entry is made, and the Powder delivered
and ftorcd agreeable to the Port-Master's Orders.
No Ship or Vessel to be hove down to burn, at any
Wharf, withour Leave from the Pert-Mailer, who
will appoint Wharfs proper for this Purpose.
No Pitch, Tar, Turpentine, or any Combustibles
to be heated on any Wharff to the Southward of
Totten and Crofsfield's Wharf.
No Fire to he kept on board any Ship or Vessel
(along fide of any Whaif) on Deck after Sunset;
nor below the Deck after 9 o'Clock at Night.
.No Pitch, Tar, Turpentine or Spirits to be left on
any of the- Wharfs, but to be stored in some fafe
Place, elear of danger from Fire.
No Ballot, or any other Dirt, which, is liable to
fink, to be hove overboard from any Ship or Vessel,
lying alongside the Wharfs, nor to be hove off the 1
Wharfsty any Person or Perlons.
No Ship or Vessel while in the Harbour, to lay
with her Jib-Boom run out, nor Sprit-fail Yards
across.
No Stone, Brink, Earth, or Timber to be taken
off the Whufs/ as Balrift or Fuel.
The Ships in the Ead-River, and at Ilie Wharfs;'
are not to ring their Bells unless to make an Alarm
in Case cf Fire.
The Pilots are hereby ordered to acquaint all Mas
ters of Vessels on their Arrival of the .above Order
arid Regulations. And
All Ferfons offending against all, or any of the
above Regulations, calculated lulely so the Public
Advantage, may depend on being severely punished.
GlEENunder m, Hand in the City oj Nro-
York, the Tn%itietb Da, of December, One
Eboufand Senjen Hundred and Seventj-feve#,
and in tbg Eighteenth Year of His Majeffs
Reign.
James Robertson, M. G.
And Commandant of New-Yoik, &c.
E, Command of the General,
John L. C. Roome, Sec'ry.
The following Books are to be disposed of by
HUGH GAIN E,
PLAN of Commerce, the Wars of the Jews, Wol
lafton on Religion, Fordyce on Education, 2 vols.
Stanhope's Krmpi's, Nettleton on Virtue and Happinefe,
Mebane's Detonary of Ancient Geography, Essays on
Commerce, Wrick's Hirtory of the Popes', Hilary of
Cape Breton, Life cf Reginald Pole, Wynne on Educa
tion, Snellgrave's Account of Guinea and -the Slave
Trnde, Hitt on Fruit Trees, Rollin's Belle's Letters,
Robin's Ancient History, Nature Displayed,- Pope's
Works in fixs Volumes; Female Spectator, Locke on
Education, History of the Stage, History of England by
Qpeftion and Answer, Advantages of Trade with France,
Complete Engkih Farmer,' Law against Bangor, Ridge
ley's Answer to the Confeffional, Burton's Sermons,
Pyle's Sermons, Kendrick's Dictionary, Chapel's Let
ters, Robert fim'i Charles the Vth, 4 r e. Cramer pn Me
tals, Smith's Elaboratory, the Elaboratory laid open, or
the Secrets of Modern Chymiftry and Pharmacy revealed ;
Herries on Elocution, Simpson's Algebra, Watts's Aflro
nomy, Potter's Mathematicks, Helcham's Lectures,
Critical History of England, Cheyne on Health, Essays
on the Diseases of Infants, the London Difpenfatory,
Horace Delphini, Juvioell, Chvis Homercia, Kent's
Lucian, Hutchinson's Xenophon, Homer, Justine, Sc
lefy Vetre, Selefte Profanis, Latin Teftamente, Holmes's
and the Weflminfter Greek Grammar, s£, &c._
Just imported in the Britannia, Capt. Ball, fr6m London,
and to be SOLD b,
HAMILTON YOUNG,
At his Store in Dock-Street,
Near the Coffee-House,
HYSON, bohea, and fufhong teas ; loaf fu?ar, a
variety of china by the box, Irish linen, from m.
40. to ios. per yard, fieetings, bandaroes. soldiers shirts,
aim a large assortment of every kind of Manchefier goods
and nails,.'
files of every kind, fboemakers and carpenters tools,
brass and iron wire, sheet iron, bar iron, Smiths anvils'
and vises, iron, (hovels and fyades,, axes and hatchets,
Crowley, bliffer'd, and German steel; warming pansand
copper tea kettles, London glue, copperas, allum, win
dow glass and paint's, London pewter, spoons, &o. flati--
entry, hattters trimmings, excellent hyfon and bohea
, tea, &c. &£ >.
They have also for sale, a large quantity of well as
, sorted cloths and coatings, Irish linens and checks, silk
handkerchiefs, perfians, lawns and cambricks, calicoes
and chintzes, dow^s, ravens duck, veiverets, marfeilles
petticoats, cotton counterpanes, garters and bindings,.
Itapes, bobbin, black Barcelona handkerchiefs, silk knee
1 garters, morca gowns of elegant patterns, denim, buff
and black royal rib, vellures, Indian blankets, silver
watches, &c. &c. which, being cn commission, are or
dered to be fold remarkably cheap, for cash, at the store
above mentioned.
N. B. Light and flug'd Gold acill be taken ire
'Payment according to its Value.
IMPORTED by
COLBORN BARRELL,
In the last Ships from London,
And to be fold on the befi terms for cash, and by
wbolefale only, at bis fore in Water-flr.eet, between
Commissary Loring's and Mr. Van Dam's,
AN accurate allbitment of goods suitable ro the pre
fect market of this city, such as best fuperfine
fcarlet cloth of the most excellent fabric, and an incom
parable colour, with rich gold bindings and epaulets,
, and every suitable trimming for regimentals; best fuper
fine green cloth, with rich silver binding and epaulets ;
Leaflet coats of the best cloth, ready made, plain, but
neat; suits of cloaths of the best cloths, newest winter
colours,' and made in the neatest and newest taste ; fu
perfine pattern, furtouts, arid sultanas ; best double
milled blue ketfey drab ; a new Abutment of the beft'
firftcloths and ratteens, with materials for making up ;
mens necteft fh^es and boots by the trunk, folders hrang
shoes by the case; womens, girls, and ' boys silk, ftuff,
and leather fives and clogs by the trunk ; flaticnary com-'
pleatly ass rted by the trunk; antiquarian, double, ele
phant, imperial, super-royal, roy.l, medium, demy 5
thick and thin folio, and quarto piain, black, and gilc
edge post, „fcolfcap, and pot writing paper; printing,
royal, and thin cartridge paper ; best Dutch quids and
ready made pens,' liquid black and red ink in phials, ink
cake, ink powder, and flrining sand, bluffum blotting
paper, lead pencils, ivory folders, ink ffands, pockett
bocks, etwees, order books and account, books, finite
and in set, ; an elegant collection of books, merry An
drew, Harry, and. Mogul cards, by the gross; trunks
well affofted of haberdashery, mercery, and mi/linary,
a new apartment; of calicoes and chintzes, fine fprig'd
muflint, cambricks, lawns, gauzes, nets, black blond,
and thread laces and edgings; modes, luteftrings, silk
handkerchiefs, pedongs, fattens, coloured arid white
threads, sewing Efks, best twist, flannels, baizes, blank
ets, duffles, coatings, fhperfae leaflet, green, and other
colour broad cloths ; hooters cloths, huskrams, bedticks,
linens, checks, tammies, moreens, (balloons, calliman
cors, white and random silk flockings, hosiery, of all
forts, pewter, windew glass, nails, steel, hardware, pa
per hringihg, London sole leather, calf Aids, elegant
gold arid Elver watches, with chains and seals suitable ;
mens and childrens coarse and fine fantail and riding
plain, bound, arid gold lac'd- hats; a neat assortment of
gloves, pins, needles, &c. &c.
Bebra, fyfyApug, and hyfon teas; single and double
refined loaf fuear, a (mall quantity of richest Malmfey
and best Madeira. ,
"just imported and to be fold by the package,,by
THOMAS MITCHELL,
In Queen.-street, No. 218, near the Corner of Maiden
Lane,
YARD and ell wide muslin, ; fcarlet,blue, green
' and white broad cloths with trimmings ;
brown,, mjxt and ravens grey ditto, with ditto;
6 and 7-4 bed blankets, Irish linens low pric'd, mat
trafe, military fees, men's and women's fine shots,
mill'd priding, check shirts, Jamaica rim by the
bogfhead, a few calks choice port wine is bottles,
soap, naiß, &c.
In the last Ships from London,
Edward and Wm. Laight,
Have received a very general afortment of the following
articles, which are to be fold cheap for cash, at their
flare No. 190, Qieen-freet;
CRYST AL, garnet, paste, and stone links, ia
silver ; flock, Ihoe, and knee paste buckles ; gold^
silver, and paste Ihirt buckles ; common, silver, gilt and
gold cornelian and pebble teals ; gilt, filver'd, and com
mon watch chains ; gold, pearl, and garnet tings; a rich
variety of ear-rings and hair lockets ; plain gold wires,>
hat and hair pins, gilt, pinchbeck, and silver thimbles,
of black, white, and Rath mettle ; fled, pinchbeck;
plated, silver, shoe, knee, and stock burkir; a variety
of pocket bocks, coat, waistcoat, and fleev^ buttons of
every species; japan'd sugar tongs, fnuffer trays, and
bottle stands; cork fcrewa and brass cocks, a large as
sortment of shoe and knee chapes, fine ivory and horn
combs, best poliffi'd and common razors, razor firops and.
Email (having glasses, cutteaux knives ; ivory, buck and,
bore handle knives and forks ; best Barlow and common
penknives, fl ears and feiffars, hand, tenant and croft
cut saws ; door leeks and hinges, currying and (kinnera
knives, brass bag, portmantua, pad and chest locks ;
THOMAS ROACH,
In Water-street, No/ 942, next but one to the corner of
the Fly Market, has fcr S HL E,
OLD Madeira wine of the firft quality, Lifhon end (ber
ry do. by the quarter, calk, gallon, or dozen ; port,
claret, and malmfey ditto ; Jamaica spirits, Weft.lndia
rum, cherry do, brandy, geneva, cherry brandy, Shore's
and Kenton's porter by the hamper or dozen, finale and
double refined loaf sugar, mufeovadd do. best hyfon,
green foufhong and bohea tea ; coffee, chocolate, pep
per, rice, mustard, vinegar, alffpice, ground ginger, mace,
cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs, sweet oil, soap, candles,
beeswax, indigo, split peafe, carravbay feed, raisins, cur
rants, citron. Chambers's fmoaking tobacco, Stoughton's
hirers, pickles, ketchup, Cheshire and Glouceflercheefe,
English and American bam% &c &c.
GWILT and GOODWYN,
At their store in Dock-llreet, opposite Mr. IfaacLow's,
A VER Y large quant. e of win<s, of the fill
41 quality, in bottles, trine's left porter in hotheads,
hams, tongues, teas, loaf fugsr, and groceries of all
kinds, with a general affoftmentvf dry goods, ironmon
gery, &c,
WANTET7'
A Young man that understands to wait on a gen<
tleman, ard can be well recommended. For
farther particulars, apply at the house of Berjamin
M'Dowl, near theMain Guard,Broad-ftrcet.