The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1778-01-26 00:00:00, page 3

Prizes, on any Account.
WednefJay Evening came into this Port, the Sloop
John Wilkes Paul McDonald, late Matter, from
North-Carolina, bound to Bedfo d, in MalTchu
fetts- Ba% having on board 90 Bartels Tar, 30
Barrels Turpentine, 300 Bushels Indian Corn, 100
Bushels Peafe, and 4.0 Barrels Flour. .She was
taken the 14 h bdant, by Robert Hunter, in the
Letter of Ma que Ship Elizabeth, own. d by M< ff s.
George and John Buchanan, of Glafeow, on his
Paflage frem this Place to the Bay of Honduras.
Same Day arrived the Brig Two Brothers, John
, Kblfo, Maker, from Jamaica ; about ten Days since
he spoke his Mbjifty's Ship Phcenix, off the Capes
cf Virginia, who, the proceeding Night, had burn
ed a Brig belonging to N ntucket.
Friday Evening hilt arrived here the Ship Diagon,
Monsieur Claude Bondi, Matter, with 358 Hog
sheads of Tobacco ; a Snow with 195, and a Brig
with upwards of 25% the whole amounting to more
than Sop Hogsheads. They were taken the sth Inst.
in Chefapeak Bay, by his Majcft,'s Ship the St. Al
bans, Richard Onflow, Esq; Commander ; the Eme
rg'd, Benjamin CaldweP, Esq; Commander ; and
'the Richmond,, James Fielding, EfifoCummander,
&c. but were lent in by Capt. Caldwell.
About ten Days ago the Flora Frigate font into
Newport, Rhode-Bland, a French Snow, laden with
Salt and Dry Goods, which she tcok off Fiflicr's-
Island.
By the Vigilance of the Officers of his Majesty's
Ships, stationed in the 'Welt-Indies, the following
Prizes have ben taken and fnt into Kingflon, Ja
maica. Nev. 22, 1777./ A Big, Prize to the Hor
net's Tender ; a Schooner, to the Lopd Ainherft ; a
Sloop, to the Winche/Lr ; a Sloop, to the B dger ;
a Schooner, to the Stork. December 6th, 21Sloop
Privateer of 10 four Pounders and 12 Swive's hav
ing on hoard 14 Calks of indigo and 200 Tierces of
Rice, Prize to the Diligence ; the Ship Argo, be
'°r^'ng to t" a < 'nbtoricus Rebel Thomas Boylflor,
of Borton, from Cape Francois, with Rum, Sugar
ai:d Molasses, Prize to the Porcupine's Tender; and
a Sloop, to the Tender of the Forpoife.
The Number cf Rebel Veffcls taken by Ids Ma
jesty's Ships tn the Jamaica Station, under the Com-'
anand of 'Vice Admiral Gayton, on the 7th cf Sept,
jaff, amounted to 162.
A large Brig lately attempting to escape from
Providence River, through the Seconnet Passage,
was boarded by a Party, commanded by a Noh
commiffioned Officer of Lieutenant Colonel Innes's
Company of ih° Royal Artillery, who let her on
Fire, by which die was cenfumed.
Alexander Worth, a Soldier belonging to Col.
Batten's Battalion, being cut off from his Company
.whenthe Rebels were last over on Staten Inland, was
obliged to have Recoup fe to a Canoe and paddle over
to the Jersey Shore, where he concealed himtelf for
force Days, but was at Length taken and carried to
Morris Town, where he wa§ tried on Sus, iciou of
being a Spy, found guilty by their Laws, and had bis
Choice either to be but nt in the Hand, or serve in the
Continental Army, and fight against his King. 'He
Declared he would feffer Debth, father titan comply
•with the last Requisition, but nobly bore the former,
which was performed by one Carmichael, Sheriff of
the County of Morris, with great Dexterity, by fix
ing his Ha«id and Aim down to a Block prepared
for that Purpoft. He is since returned to the Island.
The Rebels are extremely busy in all Parts of the
Continent near the Sea, boiling Salt Water in order
to make Salt, which they carry into Execution tole
rably well; and we are told it nnfwers for immediate
Use, but has net Strength fufficient to cure Meat for
keeping in Summer.
Died since our jaff, John Barton, aged 15 Years ;
and Jefeph Barton, aged 6 Years, both Sons of Col.
Barton, now a Prisoner in Connecticut. Since the
Colonel's Confinement be has left his Wife and thiee
Sons.
From tl e very uncommon Quietness of the Rebels
in the J fferent P,rts of the Country, there is Rea
son to conclude they are meditating some Stroke
against his M; jefty's good Subje&s in America, and
from the belt Accounts we can affinethe Public the^e
are very few Men to be seen in Arms in aimed any
Part of the Province of New-Jersey, cn the East or
Welt Side of the Noith-River, or in the North East
Part of this Province, towards Connecticut; and we
ate told that Putnam is gone to Peek's Kill.
We are told the Inhabitants of Providence, in
Rhode-Bland Government, are very busy in moving
then Effects to the remote Parts of Connecticut a,d
Mafochufetths-Bay, being apprehensive of Trouble
in that Quarter; and that the Shipping that has been
blocked up there for so many Months past, intend to
make a Pulh th# fitft favourable Opportunity that
prefects.
fowl aSR
'&< : pre Pirc ~ Strips
..^^n.±:w, tomm..:uu : «
Th+ Sally parted four Dayt * ' . ^
Sh°% also 4 Prize to the EX^ 0 ^ni - her oj va !
is hourly expected. The Prizes parted v^-rwEx
perirnert I*ll. Wee. hr r ' hr :hr; rt rt oail
w ° ^ they jrrr hie was a Poya^..:.
„ r t. xvxiindiey, of die Cornwall is,from Graft
gow, who arrived here hit Monday, informs us,
that on. Sunday the eleventh Inftarfi, in Lat. 35. 38.
Long. 72. be spoke the Galatea Frigate, she had
been three Weeks out on a Cruize from the Dela
ware, had take^ four Prizes, fert two of them to St.
Auguftinc and had the other two then with her. On
^Wh.a@ floor, oi;t. , nry, he o+..
a Sloop to Win< -d baiii n mon h ;
a Gun te Wmdwaid ?, r which he ordered th.
Courts io be ;;......-.. . ' ' . #
gage; hut on filing her Bow Checes the Sloop haul
ed her Wind And endeavoured to escape, he imme
diately gave Chace and soon came up with her;
upon firing the 641 Broadside he perceived that all
her People, except the Officers dis pyeared ; m y
fkblktd below until the tirock,' which was alter the
Cornwallis had fiied federal Broadfi les into her.
She was from Beu deaux, bound to Baltimore, laden
with Clothing, Cordage, Sail Ckth, Brandy, &c.
mounted Six Carriage Guns and len Swivels had
on board Forty-two men, and a great Number if
Small Arms. Capt. M'KinJey put his Mate and
fi e Men on bo. rd of her, but a Sail appearing to
be a Privates, and his Guns being rendered un£u
viccable, he thought it prudent to. bear.away. ~
Capt. Dean, of the Brig Al^nder, failed in
Company with the Cornwallis, and affilled in taking
§he above Prize. She is called the Cangrfs Priva
teer, and had three fighting Captains on board.
The Captain cf the.Flench Sloop brought.in by
Capts. M'Kindlcy and Dean, Rys, That.MefftS.
Franklin and Deane, had left France, and were gone
into Germany last October ; that the King of Prance
had actually given thia: Orders that no American
Privateers ftiould.be admitted into any of the Ports
of his Kingdom, nor to fend in any more English
*||* A few Days since an OFFICER's SASH
was taken from a draggling Peifon, by an Officer
belonging to General De Lancey's Corps. The
Gentleman to whom it belongs, may have it again,
proving his Property, by applying to the Corps at
Newtown.
^i@*^^^
To-morrow,
On the Coffee-Houfe bridge, will be fold by
Templeton and Stewart,
A Collection cf valuable books,
some neat pieces cf plate,
Sundry sets cf e,legant plated cendlefticks
and waiters, with a parcel of cutlery.
On \Vednefday,\
30 pieces of damaged linens,
A quantity of eloathing, confining of men's
cents; Ikced and embroider'd jackets, women's
silk gowns, scarlet cloth cloaks, &c. And
J On Thursday,
Same place,
A box of Irish lie» in lots,
30 pieces of cambricks.
20 dozen of silk handkerchiefs,
And one trunk cf hosiery.
'T^BLIQ^U (TtTonT
THIS day at the new huufe of M^ Bryon. Conner,
within a dcoror two of the Merchant's Coffee-
House, will brgin and continue from day to day, until the 1
whole is fold, the file of a large quantity of goods, con
sisting of striped duffles, spotted ru&s, green ditto, Tqr
rington ditto, refe blankets, flannels, German serges for
reft cloths, braver and duffles coatings ; red. blue ar,d
green penniftons, men and women's stockings, scarlet
broad cloths,, men apd'w'oteen's ffi. es, Meeting, with a
variety of other articles, &c. Imported in arid damaged,
on board the brigantine Albion, Captain Refe, bom
Bristol.
Wool shall not exceed four fltilling by the pound.
'Flax shall not exceed two Shillings by the pound.
Cyder-spirits thall not exceed twelve Killings by
the gallon..',
Spirits distilled from grain shall not exceed ten .
Shillings by the gallon.
Butter shall riot exceed two shillings and fix-pence
by the pound.
Cheese shall not exceed one filling and fix-pence
by the pound.
The rates and prices of farmnig-labour, and the
wages of mechanicks, tradesmen and handicfnftfmen,
shall not exceed double what they were in the year;
,cne thonfand seven hundred and feventy-five.
The following is an Extrafl from a Law lately
puklifecd in the Province of New-fcrJey, taken
from a Rebel Pa,er, entitled, The New-Jer
sey Gazette, of December 31, 1777.
Blopmaty bar-ir.n ih II not exceed three pounds
by the hundred weight ; and
Relined bar iron shall not exceed three pounds ten
sh Ilings by rhe hundred weight.
Pig nietal shall not exceed twenty Killings by ,the
hundred weight.
The price cf rolling iron shall not exceed thirty
pounds by the ton.
Open callings (h.,11 not exceed eight-pence by the
pound.
Raw hides Hull not exceed Even-pence by the
pound.
Soal leather shall not exceed three shillings by the
pound.
Upper leather shall not exceed five Killings by the
pound.
Men's neat-leather /hues, of the, common fort,
shall not exceed feventeerr shillings and fix-pence by
the pair; and other fltoes in proportion, according
to their quality.
Women's fli.es cf the fame kind shall riot exceed;
fourteen /hillings by the pair ; and others in propor
tion, according to their quality.
Wheat /hall not exceed twelve Killings by the
bushel.
Rye fliall not exceed nine Killings by the bushel.
Indian corn shall not exceed seven Shillings and
fix-pence by the bushel.
Oats shall not exceed five shillings by the bushel.
Wheat-flour shall not exceed thirty-three findings
by the hundred weight.
Hav, of the firft crop and best quality, shall not
exceed seven pounds ten Shillings by the ton.
Belt hay, of the second crop, shall not exceed fix
pounds by the ton.
Pork shall not exceed nine-pence by the pound.
Beef shall not exceed eight-pence by the pound.
Potatoes shall not exceed four fliillings by the
bushel.
Saturday arrived here from Conneaic on f.
Parole, Major General Vre cot, Cob Lawnre.
General Skinner's Brigade, and Col, DeL ocev,
(ri three %&!$ that attempted to get out t '
d? : ^ a Gw Days ago, one was taken, ano .??
burnt, and the third run ashore.
Wednesday loft was married at Flushing, L.lfla ^
Beverly Robinson, jun. Esq; Lieut. Col. of *
Loyal American Regiment, to the amiable mil
accompliflied Miss Nancy Barclay, your^A
Daughter of the Revd. Dr. Barclay, form f,
Rector of Trinity Church in this Place.
Saturday lass Col. George Turnbull, of A.
New-York Volunteers, was married to Mils C. 4
tharine Clopper, only Daughter of Mr. Cor•
nelius Clopper, of this Place ; a very agreeable
young Lady with a handsome Fortune.
By a late Law of the Province of New-Jersey #
half of the iuhaG.ots are always l I cm Dm*,
tn gua-d Ei r n Tow- N walk, &c. Ac
ct toe Company to which e belongs TVj Fov
hire a Man in his Pnom, for a retain Pa bonl
upon for one Month ; which Sum is to be levied f
the Delinquent's Edate, at the Expiration cf tin;
Time, and femetimes the Fine amounts to £. 100.
On Thursday,
At the Merchant's CotFee-Houfe,
2 Calks of excellent port wine,
I hogffiead of Madeira wine,
A few dozen of excellent bottled Madeira
and red port wine.
Robert Alexander, and Co.
Haye fr foie at their store in Wa^r-ftreet,
Near the Cofiee-Houfe,
OLD port vine in pipes,
Madeira ditto, in d.tto,
Wh;te L/bon ditto in quarter calks,
CarcavcHa ditto, in ditto,
Methuen ditto, in ditto,
Bottled porter in ditto,
Hyfon, comraon green and bohea tea,
B.xt* cont.iuirg wine gidffes,
Decanters and tumblers, very elegant,
Irish linens, Ruffa Writing, checks.
And other goods fit for the present fcafon+
ÜBLICK AUCTION;
At the Coffee-House, To-morrow,
W<l be fold, a Negro Teach asf 23 Years of Ere,
that has been used to House Work,
Also two Calks cf forced Tin Ware,.
onimmng Sugar fret, Candle ditto, Pudding Pens,
<,uce Pans, Tea Kettles, Speaking Trumpets, Tin-
Ur Boxes, Lantberns, Lie.
On WEDNESDAY,
./ Ten Tboufand Red Oak Staves, now lading ri!
Peck's-SEp, dreffot, fit'Jor Teirces.
arcel of Broad Coatings, and Broad-Cloths da
aged, and imported in tie Six, Lady Margaret
fom Gl/fgow.
At Daniel McCormick's
At the Ccff;e-Houfe, a quantity of
Damaged Cheese and Porter,
Imported in the Anne, James Legate, Command %
PUBLIC UC'TTON
rrVHig morning on Van Dim's wharf, will be fold
l the cargo of the schooner Parfaite, consisting of
molaffe, &c. 'Alfo,
12 Tierces and barrels Iriffi beef,
10 Barrels coffee,
20 Firkins Irish butter,
For the benefit of the infurert, at the fame place, a
few tierces of loaf sugar, damag'd on board the brig Sally.
On Wednesday,
At one o'cf efr, at the Coffce-Houfe, the letter of
masque brig John and William, lying at the Albany
Pier, and the schooner Parfaite, ly"T at Van Dam's
wharf, arid the, brig Lord Hewe, lying at the end of Mur
ray's wharf.
On Thursday,
At the Coffee-House bridge,
50 Bolts Russia duck,
10 Bolts czuaburghs, 2 few dozen men's
and women's shoes, and
A box of beaver andcador hats,
Inventories to be seen at John M'Adam, and
Co's, office.
VEN DUE-HoukE,
On THURSDAY,
large Parcel of 7 8, yd. rood, and yd. 3-8 Cotton
Checks; Irish Linneus, Camlets, ^c. &c:
F OR Private SA LE,
Old Jamaica Rum F, the Puncheon,
And Old Madeira Tine by he Pipe.
For Rhode-liland,.
rT"' Tie Armed'Erig Lord Howe,
fy./'i£ (IPM fail rocitb the fyfl Convoy)
E ( r Freight or P^foge a klf t'AT
ft^l^i ChOri exand^r Sinclair, at No. 46, in
fr*cp=f''' Wad-Street,or the Wafer on board
fail Brig, now laying al the Neip-Sti,, near the
Sbi,-Yards.
PUBLIC notice is hereby (fiven, that on Wednefy
day morning XI o'clock, at Cornet's pier, will
he fdd, the cargo <f the fnov Tnumore, prize to
bis M jeitysfhip Lizard, confining of fab, booled
wine, hardware, fhee, pins, needles, See.
And on FRIDAY, 1 o'clock,
^ she COFFEE-HOUSE,
The fnbw T RIUMOR E.
Inventory to be fern at JOHN M'ADAMty
and Co's office.
TO-\loß'RoW'at It~ o'clock,
.kPill he fold by publics Auflion, at
BOWMAN and.CODNER's
Auction Office, Hanover-Square;
f bALLICOES, cambrickd, printed, 10m; 11, ctil-
R^ gee and Barcelona handkerchiefs ; Irish linens,
mens fine lulled shirts; plain and laced hats, co
loured threads, camblets, patent rib'd and ether
hole, mill'd mitts, gloves arid caps, ni/ns woollens
of various forts, a parcel damaged blanket and
rugs, a variety of cutlery ware ; also the efft&s of
a gentleman Jeceafed, chiefly wearing apparel.
For the benefit of the Irfurers.
ON WerinLday next, at izo'clock, will be fold at
public auction, by
Bowman and Codner,
J E R EMI^A H,
Lying at the New-Dock, near Mr. Van Dam's flare,
on Tuesday the 27th of January inft r at the Mer
chant's Coffee-houfe, at 22 o'clock,
fT^HE said schooner, having been libelled in the Court
j of Vice Admiralty as a prize; and it appearing
in the said court, that said schooner did belong to some
perf n er perfcas inhabitants of the Iringdom of Great-.
Brita^^f.d was taken by his Majesty's ship of war the
M^rffone. The said fchoouer Jerrn/ah is ordered to
be fold for the fitment of salvage, r.> person having ap
peared to claim her. Pitted the nd of January, 177/.
TJIQMA3 LWDLPW, jun.
Martini,
For J AMA I C
f,f^\ (To fail soon in February)
The hhip CHOPTANK,
Alexander M"Larty,
'Now yirig at the Albany Pier. For
Freight or P^rtge apply to Alexander Sinclair. , at
No. 46, Wall-Street, who has for Sale, CLARET
cf the best Quality, Port Wine, Rafns of the.Sun in
Cases, Nails from 4'. to 4od. and a Parcel of Dr,
Gouls ; also rest Faglfb Bend Leather.
juu im.micconn .bc.chcoacuM, horn Leucon, amria the
Lillv, from Glofacw, and to. be old by
JAMES SMI T H,
At N .41, Viail.fr et,
THE best hyfon, fru
fhong, congo and bohr
tea,
Left port and cherry wine if
bottles,
London porter in bottles,
Pepper, cinnamon, mace
and clover,
A confide.able assortmento 1
fopufine and second fa
. ffiinnable coloured broad
cloth, with trimmings,
Frige, beaver costing, duffi-,
btarlk'n, hunters and for
' rest cloths, with trim
minge,
Refe, bed, and ririped bk.h
---• kets,
Strong military, single chan
nel and wax ihocT,
A Virginia Pilot Boar, for Sale.
To be fold at public AUC TION.
By order of the Court of Vice-Admiralty for the pro
vince of New-York, tie schooner
?.:mbricks;
Irish linen and fold'ers ffiirt
ing and shirts,
,rng and plain lawn,
itrhed, checked and figured
ditto.
Checked and spotted, figured
and Griped lawn handker
chiefs,
Printed cottcn c ,
r Printed and check handker
chiefs,
, Lady's fafhionable hats and
bonnets,
Meo's fashionable fine hats,
Moulded, dipped, and writ-
J irg candhs,
|Hari white soap,
- Refined sugar,
fed. qd, 6'. 8b nod. and
Izod, nails and brads,
'CHARITY:
"Theatre-Royal, John Street,
bn Thursday the 29 h. inst will,be prefentrd the
FAIR PEN I TEN T.
With an Entertainment, of which farther Particulars
atoll be mentioned in ike Bills.
,Just Import,^
Intkefoi, Lad, -Margaret, from Glafgra, and to be
fold on the lowest terms, by the package, b)
MITCHELL and TAILYOUR;
At No. 218, in Queen-StreeT,-
Opp, site to the Fly Market,
An assortment cf GOODS fit for the fea'fon,
1 Among which are;
T,ROAD CLOTHS, Mens, youths and hoys, bea-
A") Hunters cloth::, 'ver, caftor, and telthats,
M xed blue ar.d green Ger- Meri, v.omch and children's
man Merges,.
Twin'd and plain duffles,]
Reaffkins and bath coatings,
Logs, coverlids,|
Blar ketipg and plaidirg, ;
Liefays white and dyed,
Plain and napt Kendal
'cottons,
Shalloons and cambists,
Thinmier, durants, ahd
trimmirgi,'
Briiffi czenbrirs;
Irish -linens ar.d ftcetinge,
Brown and striped Hollands,
Bed'ticks andhacfc'ng,
Baked hair matr. fKs,
Printed linens, cottons and.
handkerchiefs,
Silk, and thread gauzes am
long lawns,
Jeans and unities,
Cor net and vehed's.
Cotton @nd morea, gwwns
and otter Huffy,
Royal rib,
Alfa funding and running Rigging, Cables, &'cc
torn,lent for a Ski, and a Brig, Sail Cloth, aid a
Parcel of Share Cordag'e..
gIdLE^TYYfh nut. an o : d watch, maker's
, name Charlefon, London, No. 70$§ the cases
gold, apd much bruifd, with a steel chain, and two
seals, one a Scotch pebble, With a cypher C. C. the
other of silver, wih a coat cf arm^, cred two arins
supporting a scalp; ISAAC HERON will give
Four Pounds for a diLovery of the watch or thief,
both would be molt agreeable ; the gentlemen of the
Fivot are requeued to keep a look-cut.
The peifon who borrowed the gilt and fhagreeh
watch, name, Hope, London, 2458, is desired to
return it immediately;
Coffee- House Bridge; Jan. 14, 177^.
Just imported prom London, in the Britannia, and td
be fold on board the said jhi, lying at Cruger's
wharf, bp tfe bale; trunk, ar package,
iRJSH linens, linen checks, silk, linen and check
handkerchief ; striped hollands, silk rnorda gowns,
mens and womens worked hufe, 61k, thread, and cotton
do. dowlas and gat list, bo-ea, green and hyfoh tea ; leaf
sugar, cutlery V/are, breeches patterns, porter in barrels,
men, and womens shoes, iherry wide in bottles, belt
London cordage &:. &c.
fy'° '' f°° "' publick Albion cu, Crommeline's
g W'barff, at Twelve o'Clock, on fburfdfy next,
27 Hogsheads of Molasses,
By Order of the Court of Vice Admiralty for tbs
Province oj New-York. 1 homas Ludlow, M.
'THOMAS' 'DUCKWORTH,
TayLor from London,
At the corner cf Little Defck-dreet, oppufitc the Old Slip,
WK THERE he in ends to carry on h.s bufinefr, and
VV as it /ball be his fitfdy to do hit work in the
nenteft and cempleatelt manner, and on the most reafona-
He teams, he flutters hiffifelf he will meet with encour
cement from hi; friendsand the public in general.
To be LETT,
Until the firtt of May next,
A LARGE HOUSE in Wall-street. For
/, particulars enquire of the printer hereof,
qa /nA 1 CbfrTHoufe-Mat'd and Cook. Such d
VV Person with a good Charadbr, wilt meek
with Encouragement by ap,lying to Hugh Gaine.
Inffried in the fevered saps lately from i ondon, Li
verpool, and Glasgow, and to be. fold by
GEORGE WRIGHT,
At bis fore in tialerjhct, a few d ofs weft from
the corner, at the middle of the Ft) Market, the
following goods, which he will dispose of import
very reasonable terms, either by the package or
fb£p piece, for ready mobs) or good bills of ex l
change, viz;
NE N Ir fix beef in ti&cse, rose butter in small fir
kins, London porter and red Port wine in battles,l
both of the best qualify; old Jamaica spirits at d good
Wed India rum in puncheons ; best fizzle rtfi edloaf
fu;ar in hogsheads and fm alI calks; best Congo arid hy
fon tea by the ch ft or bx; also a good urotmerit of
Eu opean end India dry goods, suitable for the teafol,,
consisting of men's firehats, fuprrfiue broad cloths, of
various fa Alienable cofors, with proper trimmings;
mixed and claret coloured hunters c oth's and beaver
coating, m'xcd a'd blue f<og~, light and brown co
loured drab cloths; white ano crunfon flu neis, striped
fwa: skins, Galleons, ftwing hk, twist, buttons, &ci
Torrington tu,, large fronted blue and green ditto,
milled phidirg, caps and mitts, white, black and yel
low ccverl U carpeting and carpets 01 cl fferent fz's arid
patterns, duffle and bed blankets, men's cuaife yarn
ribbed and plain hose, men's.fine marled and werfted
Docking's, also fine white wo ri d ditto, ribbed and plain
Kendal white and coloured napped jetton, and white and
red ccl ured plain sailors jackets, double breasted, red,
blue and green, men's ihamoy leather breeches, check
ad low p i ed whie linens and cottons, printed cotton,
linen and check handkerchiefs, needle wrought aprons,
plain, fpjtted and figured silk, gat Ze and handkferchiefs,
German dowlas and oznaburghs, Irish linens, diaper
tab'. -cloths, clear, figured and long lawns, cambricks,
callicoes, chintzes, ptuflins, bordered bankerchrefs,
ribb ns of the newest figures, silk ferrets and laces, lace
net, coloured oznabu-gb, ditching and nuns thread,
women and girls flats, plain, patent and trimmed ran>-
blets, cambleteens, ealhmances and dorants, men s bdft
buck, fellow wash and fine prick seam ffiamey gloves,
women's fine fhamoy, white and coloured kidd and
lamblkin gloves and mitts, horn and ivory combs, pins
and needles, plain cud rappee fluff in bottles, pigtail
tobacco, hungers pipes in boxes, men's strong military
shoes, also plain ahd fine Hr^d arid bound shoes ard
pumps, women's 1 ather ant i raliim@nco shoes and r umps
with French heels, youg's and small children's shoes and
purrips so red, leath-d portmantua trunks with Heaps a r d
mail pillions, fr-k and women's saddles and furniture, a
large affortrr.< r t cf, cutlery and hardware, pewter, tin,
copper, a> dglafs wa:e, crown window gldfs 8 by 10,
German Heel, garden fp?d:s, frying pans, iron pots,
car^JDvens, nails from ad. to zod. a feWcoils tarred cor^
once from t z to 3 inches thick, a small quantity of
white trace rope, leading lines, bed cord, &e, L;kewife
a quantity cf fine fair, and a few crates cream coloured
queen's ware, immediately from Liverpool.
I worried, thread and silk
I hose ; yarn hose, breeches
, ,patterns, & milted gloves;
IMens and womens gloved
Tvory arid horn combs;
ißiufhes, brooms; &c.
Military shoes,
Meo and womens commori;
fine, and callimahcbe shoes;
Writing paper,
Blank books in^ Hationary
wate,
Ribbons, pinsand heedles,
80/ladine fik,
White and coloured threads;
Tapes, garters; &cl
1: Cutlery and hardware;
Delft and qthen's wa e,
Oil and painters colours,
Nails of all kinds, axes,
A/z-s, hatchets, hammers;
Ditching arid garden ffeadeb;
Resiled sugar,
Barley and peafe,
M-uld and dipt candles,
White soap.