The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-02-10 00:00:00, page 3

will no longer bear Arms against the King upon
forth!r Pretences whatever.
We learn from Boston, that they have three or
four Brigs and other small Vette's fitting out in t^t
Harbour to cruize in the Mediterranean. Ihetr
Captains and Crews confitt Arnott entirely of Ln
glim and Trim Renegades, who have either defer ted
from British Ships, or been decoyed into this Luh
nefs from the Hope of, Plunder. It is to be f e ^^,
that the Spirit of Buccaneering will not end with the
The Hancock, built for 36 Guns, has neither Men
nor Guns. The Alfred of 32 Guns is not halt
manned , and another Vessel, which they have con
verted to a Ship of War, is in the fame Situation.
They have dismantled the Works about the Town,
3nd referred only a few Guns upon the Islands in
the Haibor. _ ~n .
It is laid, that though the Alfred, a Rebel Frigate,
tock nine Prizes in the Course of her Ciune, only
one of them was got in ; the other eight having been
re-taken by the King's Ships.
There are several marauding Parties of the Re
bels scattered about the Jerfies, who rob and plunder
the poor Inhabitants of whatever they can find ; and
they, who venture to complain, are treated only
with more Cruelty, under the Pretence of being
Tories.,
The Rebels under Washington are very sickly,
and, being unprovided with necessary Medicines and
proper Carw, die in great Numbers.
On Saturday theist Instant, a smart Skirm ; fh hap
pened at Springfield in New-Jersey, between a Party
of near 4000 Rebels, under the Command of Sulli
van, and the 42d Regiment (the famous and gallant
Highlanders) under Sir William E c flcine. The Re
bels were attempting to pellets a Hill, which would
have given them a considerable Advantage. Sir
William, perceiving their Design, dueled his High
landers to dispute the Ground : 1 hey advanced with
their usual Ardor and Intrepidity upon the Enemy,
notwithstanding the great Disparity of their Num
bt, and came intfantly to clofc Quarters with them.
The Spirit cf tbefe Heroes was not to be matched by
Rebels; and, accordingly, they soon gave up the
Point, and retired with the utmost Precipitation,
leaving behind them above Two Hundred and Fifty
Men killed upon the Spot. The Bravery and Con
dud of Sir William Erfkina and this Regiment have
been only equalled by Col. Mawhood and the gal
lant 17th. The Loss, on the Part of the Troops,
amounted only to 18 in killed and wounded.
The Small-Pox is broke out in the Rebel Army,
and has begun to make its usual Devaluations. Hap
pening at this Season of the Year, there ie no Doubt
that, when the Summer comes in, it will make a
Severer Hayeck. They have also the Goal Fever
among them to a g? eat Degree, which has carried off
many Hundreds in a fhott Space of Time. They
have now Pefilence and the Sword; and it is be
lieved, that, if the War continue through the Spring,
the Scourge of Famine will be unavoidable.
The Rebels, from an Opinion that the Ships of
War would not venture out to Sea during the Win
ter, have ordered their Cargoes and Supplies to be
brought in at that Season. Their Disappointment
may be conceived, when it is known, that, in feme
of their principal Harbors, they have not had the
Arrival of a Ship for these two Months.
Several Prizes, taken by His Maple's Ships, have
been lent into Port within the Couife of the Week.
The Slips about the Town are filled with Vcffels of
this Sort ; and it is laid they amount to near or quite
two Hundred bad, many oi them very valuable.
Lady Jehufon, who has long been detained among
the Rebels in the Northern Part of this Province,
and treated by them with the most unmanly Mean
nets of Incivility, efcip6d from them within the
Course of /lie last Week through the Jerfies to this
City. This Lady's Spirit and ConduA, in a most
trying Situation, do her the higeft Honor. Unawed
by the barbarous Threats of the Rebels, repeatedly
made to her Person and Family, Ihe encountered
every Danger, and, with a Firmness of Mind which
despised all Difficulties, effected her Escape through
the Woods and Wilds to Powles's Hook, where the
wa met by Sir John Johnson, and lately conduc
ed to Town.
By a Gentleman, who left Bourdeaux on the
sth of November, we are informed, that there were
then, in that Port, the following Vcffels bound to
Philadelphia, viz. The Ship Hope, Captain Collins ;
the Brig Dolphin, Captain Moore; and another
Brig, commanded by Captain Higginfon. Several
other Vcffels were at Nantz, bound to different Ports
of America.
fbe following Prizes have been lately taken by bis
Majesty's Ships under the Command of Sir Peter
Parker, and carried into Rbode-Iftand.
The Brig Pelly, Capt. Nejfon, from North Ca
rolina for Lilbon, Staves and Beefw;.x, by the Ex
periment.
The Schooner Success, Capt. Price, from South
Carolina, for Providence ; by the Cerberus.
The Brig Liberty, Capt. Phipps, from Nev Lon
don, for the Wed-Indies.
AShip re-taken, James Creighton, Master, from
St. AugLfine for Grenada.
Sloop Lucretia, from Bourdeaux, Jacob Sarly,
Master, with Sulphur, Nitre, Needles, Pins, &c.
A re-taken Transport, Capt. Sutton, that had
been at Cape Breton, for Coals.
Extract from General Orders, given by Putnam,
who commands in Philadelphia,to the Inhabitants. ,
“ The General, [i. e. Mr. Putnam] to his great
" Aft mifliment, has been informed, that several of
" the Inhabitants of this City have refufed to take
" the Continental Currency in Payment for Goods,
" In future, sh mid any of the Inhabitants be so 101 l
" to public Virtue, and the Welfare of their Coun
" try, as to prefame to refufe the Currency of the
" American States in Payment for any Commodities
“ they may have for Sale, the Goods fltali be for
" feiied, and the Person or Persons, so refufing, com
" mitted to close Confinement."
Here is a Specimen of Liberty in full Lufre. A
Jingle Man profefles AfioniJbment, that a whole City
Jhall prefeme to think what is, and what is not, Jor
their own Interest ; and that they Jhall dare to ofeft
to the ImpoJition of a Set of Sharpers, who offer to
cheat them out of tbeir Goods and Properties by some
wortblefs Pieces of Paper. This Jingle Man too issues
an arbitrary Mandate to the said City, in which be
dares the Inhabitants to dispute bis Decree, upon the
Penalty 9) Wing tbeir Subfiance, and of rotting in a
Prison. What a happy Exchange have some Men
a ?"f°" c i te ^ for the mild and just Adminifrations
However, this Measure will neceforily defeat it
felj. Force may defray Commerce, but cannot extend
"°.,"d "e Confeyuence will soon be, that these Bills
will pass no where.
Extract of a Letter from New-London, in
Connecticut.
" A very carious Piece of Intelligence is currently
" reported and firmly believed here by eur wife Men
«of the East. it is as follows: Captain Price
“ (belonging to one of the Privateers) fell lately
<c into Company with a Man of Long-Island, who
<. was told by a Person lately arrived from New
“ York, that he heard an old Gentleman fay,
“ from the Information of a neighbouring Lady,
“ who is well acquainted with some British Officers,
" that the was present when one of them, who has a
<c Correspondent at Nantz in France, affirmed,
“ that this Correspondent was well informed by a
“ Friend just arrived there from Paris, that he heard
« a celebrated Lady, who is known to have great
“ Influence over one of the French Ministers, de
c< clare to a large Assembly, in which this Gentleman
“ was present, that she had been assured from very
0 good Authority, as bow, that the Hessians were
“ speedily tube recalled, because the French had in
« vadedthe Landgrave's Territories, and that France
“ was refolded to spend Thirty Millions in a War
“ with Gieat-Britain, in Order to protest the Pro
“ tefar.t Religion, and the Civil Liberties of North
“ America."
Saturd ty last the Lark Frigate, Capt. ar
rive I here from Halifax, with several Transports.„
*§* An Ensigncy to h/difpofed of. For far
ther Particulars, apply to Hugh Game.
Any Person that wants a Lad of about 12 Years
old, as an Apprentice, may be supplied by applying
to Hugh Gaine. .
§||§ A lew Bottles of Turlington's original
Balsam, a very excellent Lip Salve, and the
genuine Keyser's Fills, to be fold at H.Gaine's
Book Store, in Hanovei-Square ; where the Pub
lic may be supplied with Writing Paper of
an excellent Quality, and a Variety of other Arti
cles in the S 3 ATIONARY WAY. &c.&c.
FoTTbe BENEFIT of the Orphans and
Widows of SOLDIERS, &c. &c.
At the Theatre in John's -Street,
On THURSDAY Next,
Will be Performed, the COMEDY of the
Beaux Stratagem;
With the FARCE of the
UPHOLSTERER.
The Characters by Gentlemen of the
NAVY and ARMY.
BOXES, and PIT. One Dollar. GAL
LERY, Four Shillings.
TICKETS to be had at Hugh Gaine's, Printer,
and at the Coffee-Houle.
Politively.no Person to be admitted behind the
Scenes.
Proarf Rex if Regina.
11*11 The Gentleman concerned in the above Cha
rity give Notice, that they have lodged One Hundred
Pounds with Deffor Morris, Treasurer to the
Charity; for the Purpose of giving such immediate
Relief to Widows and Orphans of Soldiers who by
Certificates from the commanding Officers of Cotps
appear to be proper Objects.
TOMORRS W,
Will be fold at public vendue, about twelve
o'clock, on the Coffee-Houfe bridge,
By. William Tongue,
100 barrels cf fine Whale Oil.
For Antigua and St Chriftophers/
The BRIGANTINE
^^ HANNAH,
A ROBERT NIVING, Master,
"°'' "°° °""t e guns, and fom
twiveh. w^h men?n proportion, is
2 fi" c new vrlfel, 2nd has good ar
cemmodatious firpffm ers, will fail the 1 gth current.
For pdfage apply to William Robb, on board said vehel
at CroirmelinCs whau, near the Crane.
N. B. Sabi William Robb has KrLie, excellent port
wine, some flrip bre^/beft cargo beef, soap, candles, a
fe^ biles oznabrig,, ard some check flirts.
'^^^l TTtHUI IsDAY,'
IpRGM his matter, a negro boy, named CVRUS, he
' may probably change his nametc taatf fJlM,about
14 years old, his cloatl log as Allows: a light frize coat
and waiflecar, a mixt brown pair of breeches, a clouded
pair ciyarn ftsckings and white metal buckles, with a
round hat and white ffirit. Whoever takes up said tiegro,
and will brima him t? the fubferib^r living in New-York,
shall have ONE GUINEA reward, by
P. WDAVITT.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS rTwa'^7
RUN AWAY from the fulfcrib^r on Lung-Bland,
a Nejo Man,n^rned JAFF, who now calls hira
felf, jeftery Jeh f.m, is about five fe t nine inches higK,
yellowish complexion and bulb, hair, is a pretty forward
chap, very free, in his difecurfe, ard had on when he
went away, a claret cole ured coat and breech.s ^nd a f ar
let jacket, is fappufed to be fonewhere at Been wick or
Amboy. Any perf m who fccuics the said negro, so th?t
the fubferiber, his flatter, gets him again, fhali be i^titled
tothe above reward, and all reasonable costs and charges,
paid by,
REM COUWENHOVEN, in King's C unty.
LOSr SOME TIME AGO,
A SILVER WATCH, maker's name, James Ely,
Fenrhurch street, on the. outward case, engraved in
an oval, J. ft. a filvar Eal, engraved, J. B. a imall gold
antique seal, with three figures on a red ftvne, and a heel
chain. TWO GUINEAS Reward will be givni ; if of
fered for file or pawn'd, please flop rhe fame, and bring
it to the Prirfter of this paper, who will pay the above
reward.
, TCT'BE" To Ud — BV
SAMUEL SACKETT,
In Queen ft-eet, near the Fly market. No. 220.
GOOD Weft-India rum by the hogshead, the best of
geneva by the case, and fuperfine new made cho
colate by the box or fmallcr quantity ; red clover and
timothy feed, verdigreefe, fpermaceti and tallow candles
as usual. Said Sacket buys Felted and rough fat, and
has to let a HOUSE in Great-George street, two stories
high, three rooms on a floor, with a good kitchen,
cellar, cistern and garden; also three new houses above
the New-Slip, each two stories high, with cellars and
cellar kitchens, two rooms on a floor, citterns and good
yards. The houses to be let from the firft of May next.
C HTA^^y-^rcO-LT
BEING returned from Connecticut, humbly intreats
all persons indebted to the late partnership cf Stew
art and Nicoll, as well as those indebted to himfelf, to
be as speedy in their payments as poffiblc ; in doing which
they will be the more obliging, as by the late dreadful
fire he was intirely deprived of what property he had in
thiscity : and all persons having any demands against the
said partnership, or himfelf, are requeued to fend in their
accounts and they Shall be immediately paid. He at pre
sent resides at Capt. John Taylor's, on Golden-Hill,
and has to dispose of, a lew pipes of excellent old Ma
deira wine, asd in bottles, per dozen ; Madeira, red port,
elwet and tent.
THOMAS HEPBURN,
At his ftofe in Dock-street, between Burling's flip
and the Fly Market, has for fal%
A Quantity of the belt military SHOES and
STOCKINGS; also a few hogflieads of
Weft-India K U M.
MAJOR DONKIN having received the following
turns, prefects his compliments tothe gentlemen
that intend fubferibing to this Chaiity, and requests the
favour of them to lend in their names and fu ^fc riprions,
by corps, to Lieutenant-Colonel Bernard's house in
Maiden Lane, every Thursday, where he will attend,
(if Duty and weather permit) in order to print them in
the ensuing paper. Those fubfetiptions already received
are as follow, viz.
Carried from lafl week, £.27 6 0
The Brigade of GUARDS.
Brigadier General Mathew, 5 5 0
Lieutenant Colonel Ogilvie, ^ 2 0
Lieutenant Colonel Trelawny, 2 2 0
Captain Dyer, - - 0 10 6
Ensign Trelawny and Adjutant to the 1 1 0
ftcord battalion Guards,)
Mr. William Smythies, furgean to thede-? x x o
tachment of Guards,3
Lieutenant Colonel Si: J' hn Wrottefley, Bait. 2 2 0
Lieutenant Colonel Grenviiie, 2 2 0
Captain Colquhoun, ' 0 10 6
Lieutenant Co onel Cox, - 2 2 0
Lieutenant Colonel Martin, - 2 20
Ensign Bofcawen, - - 1 1 0
Lieutenant Colonel Hyde, - 2 2 0
I Captain' Rich, - - 0 10 6
Ensign Johnffone,, - - 0 10 6
Lieutenant Colonel Sir George Osborne, Bart. 5 5 °
Lieuterart Co'on^l Tw.Aston, 2 2 0
Captain John Finch, - 2 20
Captain Th'roton, - - 2 20
The Rev. Mr. Cooke, Chaplain to the De-? 10
tachmenr Goa'd', - )
Mr. George Bechet, Quar er-mafter, firft 7 1
bttriicn Guards, J °|
Mr. Wjlfm, Adiutantto theist bat. Guards, 0 10.6!
Captain Do^de well, - 22 0
Captain K#ith, - - 0 10 6 1
Captan Whitworth, - 2 2 0!
Ca tain Bailey, - - 2 2 0I
Captain Glyn, - - - 2 2 0 1
Fnfign Faucitt, - - 0 so 61
Ensign Drummond, - - i i 0 1
Capta nLe gh. - ' - 1 1 0 |
Cip:am Madan, - - 1 io|
Caftan Litter, - - 1 1 0
Captain Stevens. Major of Brigade, 1 1 0
Captain Li rd V fcount Chewton, - 1 1 0
L'eut< nant Colonel PAeifoo, A. G, 1 1 0
Lieot.naat Col nel Sheriff, D. Q, M. G. 1 16 0
Major Dix-n. Chief E gineer, 1 10
Major Kemble. D. A. G, - ire
Hon. Captain Fox, flth ,Regt. 1 1 0
Captain Hutchefon, 6o h Do. 0 10 6
Royal Welch FUZILEERS.
Lieutenant Heghington, - 0 50
Lieutenant Wiikinfoa, - 0 50
Leu'enart Russel, - - 0 10 6
Lieuenmt Saumarez, - - 0 10 6
To be LET
ft Convenient house in Little Qneen-ftrert, now
occupied by Mr. Benjamin James: There is
in it 7 fire-places, two good kitchens, and a hand
ibm^gaiden belongs to the house. For particulars
apply to Mr. Alexander Leslie, next door to the
premises.
To be fold at public au&iora To-morrow, at the
affee-houfe bridge,
By JOHN M'ADAM and Co.
m Few c%fks of geneva, brandy, old Weft-India
fl rum , alfoa ouentity d Kendal cottons.
And at PRIVATE SALE,
Red port in hoglhejds and quarter calks, bohea
tea, coffee, fug^r, ard lamp oil:
MR. Partridge, who ;yas employed lalt year
at Bolton, in making malks, is desired to
leave word with the printer where he m^y be found.
ON WEDNESDAY Next,
Will be SOLD at PUBLIC SALE,
At P. M'DAVIJT's Store,
In QUEEN-STREET,
The Following GOODS.
UTESTRINGS and Men's fine blade four thread
] / brocade silks, hole,
Fattens, Copperplate callicoes,
Belongs, Turkey striped camblets and
Sher mufl'ns, fluffs,
Book ditto, Marichefter velvets,
Gne-hJf yard perfians, Callimancoes,
India dit o, Ribbene and ferritings,
White one-half yard per- K ; d gloves and mits,
fian, Laces, fans, and buttons,
White callicces, ^hipt hats,
Flowered muffins, Hord ware, &c. &c.
With English GLASS, sorted in Hogsheads.
N. B. The SALE te begin precisely at TEN o'Clock
in the Morning, and continue till all are fold.
/•SHAKEN from Brigadier General De Lancey's liable,
on Thuifday the 6th of February, a dark bay mare,
with a large dull star, and two white feet behind, about
14 and 1-2 hands high : had on a regimental officer's
I fiddle and bridle of the 17th dragoons. Whoever takes
;up the ma e, or secures the man that took her, shall re
!ceive two guineas upon delivering her to Capt. De Lan-
Icey at Greenwich. The person who took her had on a
I black coat and brown great coat, too large for him, old
I borts and hlver spurs. He has light coloured hair and
I pals 1-ce.
For CORK,
The Ship JANE,
4&&^4 CONOLLY M'C A USLAND,MfIfa
A Remarkable fall teller, mounts 16
carriage guns, and 8 fuivels, with
3'men; has excellent accommodati
uns f or paffengem For passage apply
to the mft^r on board at Burling's flip, or to Daniel
M Cormick, in Hanover-Square.
(7 be Proprietor going to ENGLAND)
A NEGRO BOY, about 14 years qf age, may suit
any gentleman for a servant ; by leaving a directi
on wi'h the printer here f, will be waited on.
AS EA CHEST, bedding, and some other things
belonging to Viccory,late master of a vessel
taken as prize by the Roebuck, were lately put on board
ithe capture, to be forwarded to him, and are left at Mr.
:Hugh Gaine's, to be delivered on proper application and
I proving the fame.
! W A N T E D,
FO R his Excellency Governor Brown's Corps of
Royal American Volunteers, a SUTTLER, who
;undetftands his business. Very great encouragement will
I be given, on applying to the Quarter-master of the above
corps at Flushing,
c 0 w s.
WANTED to purchase immediately, one, two, or
thre: good milch cows. The } a chafer will be
heard of at H. Gaine's.
JOSEPH ALLICOCKE,
Next Door to the Coffee-Houfe,
ANTIGUA Rum cf extraordinary Quality;
warranted 4. Years old.
Two Years old ditto,
Tnglifh refined Sugar,
Jefuic's Bark, Turlington's Balftm,
Stoughton's Bitters, Old Huck,
Sealing-Wax,
Pins; Women's Callimanco Quilts,
Printed Callicoes,
Knives and Forks, Salt, &c.
A Large Front STORED ROOM,
TO BE LET,
Inquire of the Printer.
STOLEN or ftiayed Horn a house near the fly. Ma
r ket, Quecn-ftreet, a white milch GOAT. Are
ward cf two dollars will be given to any perfen who will
bring her to the printer hereof, and noth questions asked.
For GLASGOW,
The Brigantine JAN IT,
J° Hh Nicolls, Matter;
t YING al'ttle above Beekman's
Li fli p, will fail with the firftcon
voy. For passage apply to Archibald
Wilson, at his store near the Fly market, or to the mailer
or .board.
LOS T,
BETWEEN this and the fourteen mile stone, on the
Kingibridge road, a red MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, containing three letters. Whoever will bring
the said pocket book to H. Gaine, ffiall receive ONE
DOLLAR reward.
10 be Sold,
A Female Slave, that can do the necessary business
of a family ; can bake and brew, is a clean waffi
er, and a good plain cook. She will be warranted sober
and honefl. Inquire of Hugh Gaine.
THOMAS BENNETT,
Taylor from LONDON,
Living in Water-street, opposite Brower's wharf,
between Beekman's-flip and the Crane Wharf,
BEGS leave to inform the public that he carried
on his business in the melt fashionable and
fpeediett manner; also makes regimentals of all
forms, and navy uniforms in the ne^teft taste, ft
reasonable rates.
He Case of Joseph FeyraC, Efe toe Lieutenant
Cornel to bis Majefyfi3tb or Royal Regiment of
Foot, in Ireland, cured by the Uje of MaredaNT's
Drops.
A Mr. NORTON, Surgeon, in Golden -Square.
S' R, London, Sept. 20, 1765.
IH AVE at last the very great Pleasure of ac
quainting you that I am perfectly recovered
from my late Elnels by taking your Drops, and
pcHittirg in them since the firft of February last ;
as this Remedy must be of great Benefit to the
Public, in Justice to them and to you, I here
fend you the particulars of my Distemper, for the
Feruial of all finch as chute to be informed of the
Certainty of their Effects.—ln the Years 775$
and 1759, [ '~ as attacked by a violent Scurvy,
having no Part free from Pimples, Scurf, or Ul
cers, but the Palms of my Hand, my Face and
Bread ; attended by a total Want of Appetite,
Sleep, and Spirits; to such a Degree was I as-
Aided, that I wished myfelf dead, having fol
lowed many different Prescriptions to no Manner
cf Purpose. From this Situation I was relieved
by an old Woman, who undertook to cure me ;
and accordingly all this was carried off by the
Juice of Herbs, preceded by violent Bleedings,
followed by Diet-Drinks and outward applica
tions, when I was, to all outward Appearance,
well for about a Year, but ever since I have been
ailing without any visible Signs, being greatly
difireffed by Want of Sleep, great Lowness of
Spirits, and Lols of Appetite ; when, about six
teen Months since, I was Suddenly taken ill with
the molt sharp and acute.P«ins in my Ba k and
Side ; this was followed by violent Inflammati
ons in my Eyes, Veiling of Limbs, &c. I kept
my Room three Months before I could stir; was
sent to Bath, found a bad Effect from the Wa-'
ten: 2 Humour, after my Sicki Us, fell into my
Heel, I was ordered to pump, but all to no Pur
pose ; at iah I could neither walk nor ride, when.
I was advised to blister it, and hall a Pint of the
molt corrosive Matter came out, but was thirty
Days a healing, on account of a violent scorbutic
Habit the Surgeon then law f was in. As soon
as healed, I went out, and returned Home with
my Leg greatly inflamed, not being able to hand
upon it or kneel; I was then kept in PcuTn.es
for a Month, from my Knee to my Heel, before
I could walk; [ then to all Appearance, was
outwardly well, but Hill violent low in Spirits,
Want of Appetite, Sleep, &c. It happened, I
read your Advertisement in the Bath Papers, and
making the ftr^telt Enquiry, on the Spot, of
Mr. Atwood's Cure, I found it attested by every
one there. I came to London the latter End of
January last, have taken your Drops ever since
the firft of February ; a Week after I began, it
drove out the Humour in the small of my Leg,
and in different parts, from my Heel to some
what beneath the Calf, and upon the Back of
both my Hands; the Matter that came out of
my Leg was so corrosive, that the Cloth that was
on, when walhed, became full of Holes, the
Matter or Spots could not be washed out, but
burnt the Piece out. This Humour has gradual
ly come out, cruised, and then peeled off, and
has llowly decreased in Violence, until it came to
mere Water, and is now perfectly healed : My
Hands were blocking to the Sight, but dried by
Degrees, then peeled off; more came out, and
went off in like Manner fucccffively, but have
been well long since, and I am now well recover
ed, my Strength is returned, my Spirits good,
my Stomach the fame, and Sleep well ; in fbort,
I thought myfelf so bad as obliged me to leave
the Service, despairing entirely of a perfect
Recovery.
I have nothing farther to add, than that I am
molt sincerely obliged to you, not only for the
Recovery of my Health, lor your very genteel
and disinterested Behaviour, but also for your
plain Dealing and Truth ; my Distemper having
taken the Course you have, from Time to Time,
told me it would ; and, if it is in my Power ever
to be of any Service to you, I (ball be happy in
an Opportunity of convincing you how wuch I am,
Sir, your very obliged bumble Servant,
Joseph Feyrac,
In good Heal/b, August 14, 1768.
The above Drops are to be fold by H. Gaine,
at the Bible and Crown, in Hanover-Square.
To EE SOLD BY