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Too much Praise cannot be given to the 42d Re
giment, for their very spirited and intrepid Behavi
our on this as well as on every other O r cafiun,
where they have been engaged, as well as the Light
Infantry, who behaved with their usual Bravery and
Impetuosity.
It is worthy of Remark, that the Brave but un
fortunate Lieutenant Stewart, who was wounded in
this Aaion, has ben three Times attacked when
commanding the Picket at the fame Post.
Yefterda, Se'nnighta Sloop with aFlag of Truce,
arr ~.d here from Albany, by whom we are informed,
That previous to her Departure, an Expie:s arrived
from Ticonderoga, with Intelligence, that sixteen
V Sail of Vessels, anl a Number of Boats, with Part
of General Sir Guy Carleton's Army, were in Sight
of Crown Point, and that the whole Army were sup
posed to be on their Passage : That the Garrison of
'Ticonderoga, confits <f only 1500 Men, Sick in
clgded: That the Rebels were perfecting the
Friends of Government with unremitting Induftby :
That John Munro, Esq; Major Hogan, Lieutenant
Hughlton, and Mr. Charity French, were sentenced
to fuffer Dath : That one Mr. Mawbie and two
with gunpowder and dry goods, to the fame port.
Last Saturday Se'nnight about 4 o'Clock in the
Afternoon, a Body of 2000 Rebels, which had been
celleatd from the neighbouring Posts of Quibble
town, Samptown, Weftfield, Chatham, &g. com
manded by Brigadier Generals Stevens and Max
well, attacked the Picquet of the 421, or Royal
Highland regiment, at Pifcataway, commanded by
Lieut. Colonel Stirling. The Picquet, which was
in a short Time supported by two Companies, ad
vanced into the Wood, where, notwithstanding the
very superior Number of the Rebels, they maintain
ed their Ground until they were joined by the Reil
of the Regimenr, when a very heavy Fire commen
ced; which obliged the Rebels to retreat in the great
est Corfufion towards their Left, where they fell in
with the Light Infantry, quartered between Pifca
taway and Bonham-Towa, who were advancing to
support the 4%d The Whole of the Rebels now
gave Way, and fled with the utmost Precipitation,
our Troops putfuing them elofe to their Encamp
meat, ( a the Heights near Metuchen Meeting-
House) which they began to strike with the greatest
Terror.
The Ardour of the Troops was so great, that it
was with difficulty they could be restrained from
Forming the Encampment ; but Night coming on,
they were ordered to return to their Cantonments, in
this Affair we had two Officers and 26 men killed
and wounded. The Loss of the Rebels must have
been very considerable, as upwards of 40 wee found
next Morning in the Woods, betides an Officer and
36 Men taken Prisoners.
David Mathews, Efi; Major
of the City of New-York.
Extraa of a Letter from the Right Honourable Lord
George Germaine, one of His Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State to Go-ve nor Trjon, dated
C/biteball, 3d of March, 1,77.
" IX7 HEN I had the Honour to lay your D f
“ VV patches before the King, His Majelty
" observed, with great Satisfaction, the Effufions of
" Loyalty and Affection which break forth in the
« Adtheffes of his faithful Subje&s upon their Ddi
" verance from the Tyranny and Oppression of the
66 Rebel-Committees : And the Proof given by the
" Inhabitants of King's County, of their Zeal for
" the Success of His Majesty's Measures, by so
" gencroufly contributing towards the Expence of
" raising Colonel Fanning's Battallien, was highly
" pleasing to the King, and cannot fail of recoin
" mending them to his Majefy's Favour.
“ Should their Example be followed by the King's
“ other loyal Subje&s, it must be productive of the
" best Effefti, and not only remove all Reproach of
" Lukewarmness in the Caufeof the Conftitution,but
'' have a great Tendency to dash the Hopes of the
" Rebels, by convincing them, that Government has
" Refourcea even in America for crushing their
" Rebellion. And, for the greater Encouragement
46 of the King's faithful Subj-Hs te hand forth upon
" this great Occafiun, His Majesty is graciously
" plcafed to authorize you to give Assurances of
46 Grants of like Portions of Lands to the non-com
-4< missioned Officers and private Soldiers of the Corps,
" which shall be raised in your Province and conti
" nue in His Majesty's Service during the War, as
" were given to his Majesty's Troops of the fame
% Rank by the Proclamation of 1763."
The Sphynx, on her paffige from this port took a
large brig loaded with gunpowder and dry goods,
intended for the use of the Rebels, and carried her
into Halifax.
The Greyhound took and sent in another large
brig from Bourdeaux, bound for Boston, leaded also
o'her Gentlemen, were banged lalt Week at Peek's
Kill ; and that Thirteen others were to have been
executed at Fort Montgomery on Friday last : That
in consequence of these Cruelties, 100 Lcyalifts as
sembled to the Eastward of Albany, in Order to re
lieve their Friends : That a Body of 4.00 es the Re
bels were sent against them, when a skirmish ensued,
in which eight Rebels and three Loyalists were killed
on the Spot: The Loyalists then /truck into the
Words and got fife to General Carleton's Army.
Last Monday Afternoon, a Detachment of his
Majesty's Provincial Troops, confiding of 300 Men,
under the Command of Lieutenant Colonels Barton
and Dongen, marched fiom Bergen Town, in order
to attack the redound General Hard, who Dy at
NEW-YORK, May 19.
To the PRINTER.
SIR,
I HAD Yesterday the Honour to receive the fallow
ing Letter, with its Inclofute, frem his Excellency
Governor Tryen, which I would desire you to pub
iifh in your next Paper.
I am, your humble Servant,
Maj 14, 1/77. D. MATHEWS.
New-York, Me, 13, 1777.
SIR,
lINCLOSEI INCLOSE to you the Extract of a Letter, which
I have had the Honour to receive from Lord
George Germaine, one of his Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State, dated Whitehall, the 3d of
March, 1777.
His Majesty's gracious Approbation of the Tefti
raonies of Loyalty, given by many of the King's
faithful Subjects in this Province, will, I have nc|j
Doubt, notonly affe& them with suitable Impreffion^
of Gratitude and Afiaion, but encourage others]
to pursue their Example, and to exert themselves, on
this great O&cafion, for the Re-establishment of that
constitutional Authority under which these Colonics
were once prosperous and happy, and by which alone
they can be restored to the full Enjoyment of tree
Freedom and Property.
I have therefore great Satisfaction in transmitting
this Inclofure to you for public Communication, in
such Manner as you may think Convenient.
I am, sir, your obedient Servant, ,
WM. TRYON.
Porfipton with a Party of Rebels of 356. The vari
ous Impediments, occafioped by Morasses, &c. ren
dered it impossible for the Troops to reach the Place
by the Time intended : Col. Barton, who command
ed, held a Consultation, wherein it was deteimined
to take the Road to Paramus, and destroy tome stores
said to be deposited there, under a Guard of 80 or an
hundred Men. Col. Dungan was previously detach
ed with a small Party to Sac die River and Slotter
dam, in order to furprize a Party of Rebels, under
the Command of Capt. Marinus, and two others :
The Colonel arrived at the Place at the Dawn of
Day, made the Attacks carried his Point, took the
Captain, his Lieutenant, and Three ethers, toge
ther with a small Calk of Pewder, some Ball, eight
or nine Stand of Arms, a Drum, and some other
Articles. In this Skirmish the Colonel had the Mis
fortune to have Capt. Hardrut, a worthy Officer,
wounded in the Groin by a Bayonet, but not mor
tally. Col. Barton marched on to Paramus, drove
the Rebels from their Strong Holds, and obliged
them to retreat to the Woods. The Bravery of
Nhe Provincial Troops on this Occasion does them
Honour.
By a Gentleman who arrived here last Tuesday
Evening from Albany, which Place he left on Wed
nesday the 7th Instant, we learn, That an Exprtfs
arrived there the Night before his Departure from
Ticonderoga, informing, that General Sir Guy
Garleten had CHoffed the Lakes with his Army, ar
rived at Crown Point on Friday the 2d Instant, and
before the Express left Ticonderoga, h:d got within
seven Miles of that Place : That the above Intelli
gence had thrown the Country into the greatest Con
sternation, few seeming willing to leave their Habi
tations to oppose his Progress. At the fame Time
Intelligence was received, that a Party of Indians
had attacked the Picquet Guard at Fort Stanwix,
Scalped four, and taken the rest Prisoners. That the
People in the Country declare they will not on any
Pretence lift Arms in the Service of the Congress,
and begin to talk loudly of the tyrannical Usage
they have received from the Committee of the City
of Albany, and seem rather inclined to rout that
Nest of unclean Birds, than any Was impede the
Progress of these, whom they are nov convinced,
come to restore good Government and constitutional
Liberty. That the Committee in their Turn, know
ing their R p ign will be Short, inflict the greatest
HaidShips and Ciuelties on the Friends of Govern
ment who are in Confinement among them : That a
Number of their Emissaries, in conduaing some
Friends of Government, wham they had taken Pri
soners, through Livingston's Manor, were attacked
by a Number of Loyal:fts, who referred their Frieids,
killed one Colonel, a Lieutenant, and three Pri-
Irates ; but the Rebels being reinforced next Day,
' they attacked the Loyalists, who were obliged, being
only 40 in Number, to furrend^r Prifoneis of War.
—The Rebels have funk a Number of Chevaux de
Frizes eppofite New Windier, but are not very San
guine in their Expectations that they will obftru&
the Navigation.
! On Thursday Morning last, his Majesty's Armed
Sloop Harlem, Lieut. Knight, came in fiom Halifax :
; On his Passage thither he took a Brig from Guada
loupe bound for Pifeataqua, loaded with Salt, Gun
powder and Naval Stores ; and a Sloop from Dart
mouth, in Massachusetts-Bay, for North-Carolina,
in Ballast, and with some Congress-Money on board.
Prizes sent in Since our lilt besides those above
mentioned, viz.
Ship Billey and Mary, with 464 Hoglheads of
Tobacco ;
The Brig Leogan, from the French Islands for
Virginia, with Wine, Brandy, and Molasses ;
Sloop Hetty, from Charleftown for Philadelphia,
with Salt, Molasses, Rum and Rice; all by his
Majesty's Ship Phoenix, Capt. Parker.
Schooner Industry, from Annapolis, for the Weft
Indies, by his Majesty's Ship Thames.
A Sloop from the French Islands for North-Caro
lina, by the Brune, Captain Ferguson, who destroy
ed Several other small Ve/fels.
About 20 Days ago a Number of People at Ryn
beck, carried off from Mr. John Livingston's Pow
der Mill at Red-Hook, about 700 lb. of Gun-pow
der, and the^L^ad frc-.n the Nets set out in Hudson's
River near that Place.
The Rebels, we are allured, are again busy at
Danbury, in collecting Provisions, &c. and intend to
ere& force Fortifications at that Place, in order to
secure their Stores.
By Letters from Halifax, we learn, that an Eng
lish Fleet confiding of upwards of 40 Sail, was seen
in the Gulph of St. Lawrence, on the 14th of left
Month, supposed to be bound for Quebec.
The Fleet from ths Port for Quebec, arrived at
Halifax, en the 27th of April.
A Rebel Brig ventured out a few Days since from
New-Haven in Connecticut, and furprized two small
Sloops laden with Wood, on the Ceaft between Hun
tington and Satacut.
His Excellency Major General Tryon, our wor
thy Governor, is preparing to encamp with the Pro
vincial Corps, which are now nearly complete, and
are in general very fine looking Men. Molt of them
are alieady expert in their manual Exercises ; and,
from the Specimen of their gallant Conduct given in
the Expedition to Danbury, great Things are ex
pected of them by their Country. There can be no
doubt, when their Liberty as British Subjects, with
all their Property and the Happiness of their Families
are at Stake, of their acquitting themselves like Men,
sensible of the Bl< flings they have hitherto enjoyed,
and determined to be free under the freed Govern
ment upon Earth. Many e . ire Companies are re
fpe&able Yeemeu, who have been driven from their
Etlates and Connections, by a ragged Banditti, un
der the Direction of these tyrannical Committees,
who have so long ruled the Country with a Rod of
Iron.
By Several Persons who are lately come in from
the Jerfies, we hear, that the Rebels are fluttered
about Boundbrook, Morris-Town, Princeton, &c.
to the Amount of about 7000 Men ; that their Rein
forcements from the Southard are but weak and Slow ;
that the Inhabitants of the Country appear very cool
towards them ; that they have no Hopes of preferring
Philadelphia ; that every Necessary of Life is bec^ me
extremely scarce and dear among them ; and that
they are obliged to pick out the most t.ufty Men for
their Out-Pods, to prevent the People from deferring
them.
The gruel and desperate Wretches who conduct the
Rebellion in the Northern Parts of this Colony, have
given Orders to Shoot all Persons indiscriminately,
who may be fund in any of the Roads towards
K^fbridge; in Confequeace of which Several poor
unhappy People, who were flying from their barba
rous Oppressions, have been a&uallv murdered.
fa H. Gaine has yet on Hand a few Co
pies of his Universal Regifler, for the Year
1777; which contains a Number of ufeful
Lifts, Tables, &c. and Specially to the Gen
tlemen of the Navy and Army.
A Number of his Majesty's loyal SubjeCts;
who left Boston with the King's army,
will meet at Hull's tavern on Wednesday the
ziftinftant. Those gentlemen who intend to
dine, are desired to leave their names at Hull's
bar, or with Mr. ^barwn, at the Coffee-
House bridge, by to-morrow at 11 forenoon.
Hon. J. EDSON, Esq;
In the Chair.
*#* Dinner on the table precisely at three
o'clock.
"PUBLIC AUCTION.>
TO-MORROW, on Murray's wharf, will begin the
sale of the cargoes of the brigantine B en Heureux,
and feheorer Marie, by
JOHN M'ADAM, and Co.
Precisely at 10 o'clock in the morning, to continue
till one, and from three to five in the afternoon, from
day to da, till the whole is fold;
Confining of the following articles, viz.
CLARET, RUM, BRANDY, LIQUERES, CAN
VAS. INDIGO, DEER SKINS, SALT, CABLES,
RIGGING, &c, &c
Public Auction.
THIS morning at 11 o'clock, will be fold
by John M'Adam, and Co. a quantity of
RIC E AND FLOUR;
Also a lew hoglheads
Jamaica Spirits and Welt-India Rum.
'P UB CTC A UTTTW.'
At the Coffee-houfe, on Wednesday,
Will be SOLD,
AVer, valuable young negro wench, understands all
kinds <f house work, and is fold on! for want of
employ ; also a likely handy young negro girl, a few
pair of very neat p ftols, br,fs and Reel barrels, Elver
mownte", f me small brass-barrel blunderbuffcs, genteel
Elver mounted cutteau<, jar raisins, &c. &c.
On Thursday,
At John Taylor's Vendue Store,
In the house formerly occupied by Judge Hicks,
A quantity of India palempores and chintzes, velvet
ribbons, muslins, gauzes and gauze handkerchiefs, India
fattens thread laces, a large assortment of glass ware,
consisting of decanters, tumblers, wine glafl'cs, &c. &c.
On Friday,
A quantity of knives and forks, cutteAus, penknives,
feiffars, r-izars and straps, japan'd waiters, caftor and
beaver hats, metal buttons, &c &c.
On the Coffee-houfe bridge will be fold,
12 hogsheads of belt Virginia tobacco,
5 bhgs of ginger,
28 dozen feythes.
To-morrow, fame place,
20 hog/heads of choice rum,
10 hogsheads of molasses,
A few pipes of choice wines.
Templeton and Stewart,
Have for sale, some quarter calks of best Lisbon, Iri/h
linens, checks, ozenbrigs &c. &c.
J -OH-N"m Y FORD?-
IS removed from the Albany Pier to a large and com
modious hou'e the corner of Little Dock-street, oppo
site the Exchange; where his friends and all gentlemen
will meet with agreeable accommodations, the best of
wines, spirits, eatables, and genteel lodgings. He takes
this opportunity to thank his customers for the many
instances of approbation they have Shewn him, and assures
them he will study to merit a continuance of their favour.
Wanted, a waiter capable to attend genteel company.
MAJOR DONKIN prefects compliments to the
ladies and gentlemen intending to fubferibe to
tae military remarks and collect ons, for raising a charity
to relieve beliefs orphans, and indigent widows of valiant
sailors and brave soldiers, that have fallen, or my fall in
this unnatural rebellion; and acquaints them, that as
the Work will speedily be put to Press, their names
Shall be printed at large in the treatise, with the
sum dedicated.
Carried forward, £. jfl 0 9
Brigade of Light -Infantry, - - 16 4 0
55th Regt. Capt. Sutherland, - - 1 1 0
Future Subferiptions will be received by Mr. Thomp
son, Town Adjutant, at No. 64, Ma den Lane
AS a certain Stephen Ladlaw, has, in a base manner,
taken the advantage of a suspension of civil law,
and attempted 10 afperfe my character ; and as a contro
versy through the channel of a paper, can only serve to
render the opponents conspicuous, and not elucidate the
point in dispute, I Shall for the future treat him with that
contempt he deserver, co^feious of the rectitude of m,
conduct and convinced that nothing can reflect on my
reputation but an altercation wi'h a fellow of bis infamous
character, the notoriety of which renders everv proof
needless. ' ELIJAH SNEEDEN.
L OS T,
ON Wednesday evening last, between Hull's tavern
and St. Paul's Church, a GREEN SILK
PURSE, containing near goel. ftcrling, in half joes,
guineas, and a four pistole piece. Whoever has found
said purse, and will deliver it to the printer hereof,
Shall receive a reward of Ten Guineas, and no questions
aiked.
SPERMACETI candles in boxes, mould candles and
soap ; also focse coils of cordage, Wctt-ladia rum
by the hogflrad, barrel, or quarter calk, to be fold by
JOHN BEC K,
Opp file the Fly Market.
Public Notary's Office,
By JOHN C. KNAPP,
Attorney at Law, de B. R.
In Broad-Street, near the Old City-Hall ;
WH O affutes all Merchants, Masters qf Veilcls,
&c. that constant Attendance will be given, and
the Bufinefsof this Office executed with Pun&uality and
Dispatch.
The fame candid and fatisfaAory Advices usual, in all
Cases of Law and Equity, and with Refpc& to the Vali
dity of Deeds, Wills, and other Writings.
Executors and Adminifrators inftruded in the regular
Execution of their Office, whereby to avoid the Trouble
and Expence which often arises from the want of proper
Knowledge therein.
Charter Parties, Memorials, Petitions, Articles of
Agreement and Co-partnership, Arbitration and other
Bonds, Letters of Attorney, Deeds, Wills, Mortgages,
Alignments, and all other Writings drawn effectually to
answer the Purposes intended, &c.
*, Wanted a healthy smart Negro Boy, about 9 or 10
Years old, must have bad the Small Pox.
WANTED, a woman that can few, iron, and take
care of children.---Such a person may hear of
a good place, by applying to the printer.
CHARLES'G EDDES,
Watch maker, from London,
TAKES this method of informing his cuftemers and
others, that he has removed 'rim No. 34, Queen
ftreet, to Hanover-Square, oppefi'e Mr. Gaine's Printing-
Office, where he carries on hit bvfineft as ufual#
j. To morrow Evening will be presented
at the Theatre in John-Street, a Comedy,
call'd, The BEAUX STRATAGEM;
with the Farce of Polly^ Honey combe.
q. Such Persons as have Demands against
the Theatre, are requeued to bring in their
Accounts to Capt. Seix, No. 214, Queen-
Street, in order to be discharged.
'EK^FTt' DOLLAKS'R^d? ~
rrViKEN out of an officer's room in the artillery
mefs-houi., Maiden-Lane, No . 27,--. fevecA
Shirts and handkerchiefs, several pair of Silk and white,
thread flockings, all mark'd with either L,S. or JOHN
SMITH, in Types; also two pair of red firiped trowfers,
jaclcet of the fame (never wore) and two pair of white
linen breeches. Whoever will ftap the above articles, if
offer'd to be pawn'd or fold, and will deliver them to fer
jeant Batten, of the royal artillery, keeper of said nigh,
Shall receive Eight Dollars reward.
A^ENTED" from his f-rvice, a negro man called
SAM, a thick heavy made fellow, 5 feet 6 or 7
inches high, about 28 years old, and the property of the
heirs of the late widow Hester Wey man. Whoever will
bring him to the fubfcrilrers, executorsto said Mrs. Wcj
mtn't estate, Sh all be entitled to a reward of Five Dollars.
Ail mafiers or vessels and others, are requeued not to t^ke
Said fellow off, as the Im's will fall on orphan children.
PETER GOELET,
GABRIEL H LUDLOW.
Just imported from London, and to be fold at the Store of
Edward and Wm. Laight, No. 190, Queen-Elect, near
Burling's,ll'o, bv
GEORGE DEAN,
BEST battled porter,
Old hock,
Claret, I^
White and red port,
Lifben, l>
Sherry, J
Old Jamaica spirits,
Hard and foft soap,
Candles,
Cut ^nd pigtail tobacco,
Pipe,
Rappee fnuff,
Cases of pickles,
Anchovies,
Walnuts, / . .
Red cabbage,
Mangoer, )
Fine filed oil,
Best white wine vinegar,
Fine Durham mustard,
Pins and needles,
Ftfb ho< ks and lines,
FiShing feins compleat,
Salt fifh,
Also a general aflortmenc of ironmongery and cutlery,
pades, &c.
ASM ALL quantity of lime, so neteffary at the
present Lafon for WHITEWASHING ' HOUSES,
To BE SOLD BY
BENJAMIN HUGGETT,
No. 43, Nassau-Street:
ALL persons indebted 0 the estate of Dr, Thomas
Wright, late of £*ft-( hefter, deceased, either by
bond, note, or book debt, are desired to make fpetdy pay
ment to us the fubferibers; and thole that have a; y just
demands to bring in their accounts, that his affairs may be
adjusted as soon as pofff le.
BENJ. HILDRETH, S nr.7
THOMAS GRE IWOLD. J
Just imported, in the Ship Petty, num Glasgow, arid to
be fold, by
PATRICK REID,
At hh store, corner of Maiden-Lane, oppof/te the Fly
market, i: Queen's-street;
A Small quantity of exceeding fine new Iri/h buffer,
in firkins and half fi-kins, for Cash only.
Also, German oznaburgs, fail cloth of different
ntm-aers, thread flockings, thread l , printed cottons, and
printed linen handkerchiefs, mens hats; am afTortmenC
o f clorh% w^h fhahcons of diff-pefe kinds; Ship bread &%
Looking Glaffes-,China, Glass and
karthen Ware.
At Rhinelander's Store,
Tie Corner of Burling's-ffip,
BURNT and enamelled china table fits
complete; blue and white table sets ditto,
burnt and enamelled tea sets ditto; china bowls
from a pint to two gallons, looking glasses and
pi&ures, glass and earthen ware a good assort
ment as usual, coarse and fine salt wholesale
and retail; also a quantity of moloffes of Very
excellent quality, in hogsheads and tierces.
A Chest of Carpenter's Tools,
To be fold. Enquire of fohn Faulkner, calinct
muke r , in King's-ftr, t, ie?r th^ Bm-adw^v.
FrVANCIT MARSCHALK,
Opposite the Poft-Otiice, in Broad-street,
HAS a parcel of excellent Ship Bread
for sale, by the hundred or ton.
'juft importedin the sap Patty, Alexander Mar
quis, Master, from Glafgo=w, and to be fold on
reasonable terms, for cash,
By Thomas Buchanan, and Co.
At their store No. 212, near the Fly-Market, in
9uetn-freet,
OZNABRICS,
Sail cloth No. I to 8
Sacking,
Cotten and linen checks,
Check Arris,
Check handkerchiefs,
Irish linen,
Brown holland,
Stript, do.
Broad cloths,
Dufties,
Blankets,
Plaiding,
Men's rib'd tyorfted fteck
in ^>
Men's white and brown
plain, and rib'd thread
flockings,
Kilmarnock caps,
Tammies,
Durants,
Callimancocs,
Ruffels,
Pins and needles,
Writing paper,
Grey, do.
Silk gauze,v
Fine thread lace,
Ribbons,
Modes,
Silk knee garters,
Silver and gold ftomac,b ,1
Rigging Q ' a " fixes,l
Broad cloths of all colours
and prices,
Hontas clothe,
D.tiles,
Fearnough ts,
Beaver coatings,
Serge coatings,
verges, frizes,
Kerfiys,
n,ve f ,
Flannels,
S wanfkins,
,Blankds,
Ready made watch coats,
- Fly frocks,
Coatsand vest coats
Thread, file and twist,
Buttons and fray tapes,
Buckram and pocfctting,
Brown holltnd,
Shalloons and rattinets,
Beaver, caftor and felt hats,
Stationary §f all kinds,
Medicines.
Cables and hawsers,
Nails from 4'J. to 10^
Axes,
Adzes,
Hammers, claws,
Hoes,
Shoe buckles,
Men's fh.s
Port and iherry wine in
bottles,
Fine rose butter in firkins
and half firkins,
Cheef: in hampers,
Soap and candies,
Loaf sugar,
Raisins of the fun,
Tongues in halt barrels,
Iriffi beef in tierces,
Parley in barrels and kegs,
Oatmeal in barrels,
Red herring in kegs,
Colour'd and white jeans,
Thicksets,
Corcerets,
Vclverets,
Dimothy,
Drawboys,
White threads,
Coloured, do.
Buckram,
Tartan,
Bedt ck,
A flap's hearth.