The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1779-11-22 00:00:00, page 4

To be fold or board the
Brig HAZAR D,
Lying at the Albany Pifr,
f\TmE, 12, and 18 Pounders Crtronades, of the
„ nevrdmolt approved ConUruaion, with
Coinpleat Carices ; also, 3,4, and 6 Pounders,
Carron.de Swivels and Cohorts, with round, grape
A %so aff/tment of Goods, imported in the laji
tbips fr m Lordon, and now opening for Jale by
BENJAMIN DAVIS, & SON,
No. 22g, ^uernfoeet, corner of King street, whole
fid and retail, for cajb, among which are the
fobowing articles,
L TRIFORM CLO THS of the firft quality with
! roh/et Jinin,, and trimmings complet,,---
fi{E in'^ gold and hlver epaulets, a variety of geld
and fiber laces, gorgets and sashes, anchor and rose
turns, fuperfine scarlet, camhlet, white and buff
caffimfc,nankeens, jeans, corded dimities, Marseilles
qwlting, a large allurement of silk, spun silk, thread,
and cotton hole, ftfhionable heaver hats, linens,
cambric's, silk, linen and muffin handkerchiefs,---
stable been,Meeting and diapers,copperplate furniture,
a neat rffertment of caliicoes, Ladies silk and calli
manco (hoes, black fitting, modes, and a variety of
India Peffmos, black laces, thread and blond laces,
and edging, ribbons, worked muffins, gauzes and
lawrs. Ladies elegant embroidered (hoe bows,
knots, and a beautiful assortment of sprigs, Italian
flowers, with a great variety of other articles.
N. B. At said Sore for file, a few pipes of 4 years
old Madeira wine, ditto of the firft quality by the
quarter c 1% or bottled. The very best hyfon,fufhong,
and br??kfah teas. AHo a near colle&ion of Books.
SfUUGHTON's-
Wine and Grocery S lORE,
No. §l2, Hanover-Square, three doors weft
of the Admiral's house, is now felling in
great variety, of the latest importation,
T,NE fejh pickles, be, India soy, muforoon keteb
' up, Spanifo and French olives, Durham muflard,
n half and quarter pound bottles, spices and nutmegs,
fine h)jo% green, jifong, and bohea tea, Jingle and
double refined fugai London porter in bottles, frong
and small ah, be, Herefordshire cyder, excellent cher
ry brandy, very rich cordials of different kinds, bams,
- be, double Gloucester cheese, and a variety of othor
articles properly adapted for the immediate supply of
th 4 gentlemen of the army and navy, wbofe speedy
embarkation on many occasions may require being jin,)
ed with difyatch, or without loss of time.
N.B. ft the above fore, the true and genuine
Stoughton's BITTERS.
odd ,Lr Shot, for 3,4, 6, 9, 12, and 18 Pounders,
and a Quantity of Match Rope.- -The Approbation
th r fe Guns have net with, the Proofs have been
made of tE a a Woolwich before the Right Hon.
the Damn,iff,oners of his Majesty's Board of Ord
nance, and in fevera! Parts of G. Britain by Persons
of Knotted,;t and Experience, wieh the aAual Ex
perience of many Engagements at Sea, where they
hive been employed with the utmost Success, leaves
to Room w doubt of their great Utility for arming
r : irg Ships or P,iv ueers.---As such they are now
v:^ Ito the Publick, aid may be had upon read
able Terms.
Enquire at No. I, Mill-street.
Io be S O L D,
By JOHN PELL,
Kt No. 181, Qpeen-Street, nearly opposite Beek
man's-Slip,
TCTEW ROSE BUTTER of the firft quality, just
JLN landed out of the last vessels from Cork; also,
mould and dipt candles of the best kind, white,
brown, and Caftile f ap by the box, Cheshire and
Gloucester cheese, mess beef and pork in tierces,
Bartels and half barrels, lamp and train oil in calks,
En;i fh aud American hams, coffee and sugar by
the barrel, loaf sugar, Madeira, port, claret and
flurry wi tee, green and bohea teas, vinegar, neats
tongues in small calks, pepper, chocolate, Scotch
fnnff in bottles, large and small wrapping paper,
writing ditto, playing cards, walnuts and anchovies,
Florence oil, pipes by the box, Durham mustard,
old fruits, rice by the tierce, barley in kegs, Hol
land geneva in cases, split peafe, London porter,
fuperfine flour by the barrel, a few hogiheads excel
l^n flavoured rum, &c. &c.
L 0 NDON,
^ e "? LONDON,
Robert Calef, Master ;
^^r, 13uithen 250 Tons,
Mounting 14 Guns, River built, on her firft Voyage,
has very extraordinary Accommodations for Paffen
geis. For Freight or Passage apply to said Mailer
on board, laying at Brownjohn's Whai ff, or to Mr.
Frederick V/m.Geyer, Hanover-Square. Said Calef
has to dispose of, a few quarter C-lks of excellent
no! red Port, arid a few Chests of good Hyfon Tea.
'nENROREVOORT,
Alt the fgn of the Frying-Pan, Q^een-ftreet, No,
26, has for jale, the following articles, im
ported in the ia, vefels from London, viz.
io Guineas REWARD.
STOLEN, out of the Store-yard, No. il, in
Water-llreet, laying on a Cask, a Gold Watch,
Maker's Name Henry Fith, London, No. 3*l9,with
a Gold Chain and Key, one white Cornelian Seal
let in Gold, on one Side a Coat of Arms, the Crest
a Hair, and the Coat, a Lyon ; and on the other
Side, a Cypher F B W, with a final! gold enameled
Padlock. Whoever will deliver the above Watch
&c. to eiher of the Printers, or to Mr. Gordon or
Mr. Geddes, Watch-makers, in Hanover-Square,
^ II have the above Reward, & no Questions afk'd.
S\CY THES,
§ Bar iron,
Shovels and spades.
Sheet iron,
Iron hoops,
Iron tea'cett^i
Tarditto,
Bellows,
Sad irons,
Rat traps,
Saddlery,
For Ready Money only,.
Ledbetter's
Genuine Spruce Beer,
At his Brewery, No. 29, Duke-Street.
N< B; Empty Boty^ W^l^d.
Pewter,
Cross-cut saws,
Pitt ditto,
Shf et copper,
Planes sorted,
Iren pots,
Biclhes,
Cart boxes,
Glass,
Paint, &c.
VERY fine old Madeira
wine by the. pipe,
quarter calk or dozen,
Ditto Sherry,
Ditto Lisbon,
Ditto Teneriffa,
Ditto red port,
Claret by the dozen,
London porter by the hogs
head or dozen,
Taunton ale by the dozen,
English cyder by ditto,
Old Jamaica spirits by the
hogshead or less quantity,
Ditto cane spirits,
Ditto Weft-India rum,
Holland geneva,
French brandy, Shrub,
A neat aflortment of home
spun Gin and Brandy,
very little inferior to Hol
land or French,
All forts of the best of Cor
dials,
At No. 219, Qjeen-Street,
^)EGS leave to aeqainc the Public and his
D Friends in particuafr, that he fails by the
very firft fleet for London, therefore desires
those who have any demands against him to
call for payment, and those indebted to him
are requeued to fettle their accounts foeedily.
The whole flock of goods now remaining on
hand being a general and very neat assortment
will be fold on very reasonable terms for cash
by his son D. Galbreath, who remains at the
a%ve dore to fettle and wind up that concern.
N. B. May be had at the fame ffore a parcel
of sailors winter jackets, lined with flannel,
and yarn dockings of different colours, also
military yarn hose, gloves and mittens, by the
bale, at a very low advance on the sterling
cost, and many articles at firft cod.
As said Dole and M'Niff are loyal refugees from
the City of Albany, they hope to merit as well the
approbation and encouragement of their countrymen
and fellow-fufferers, as the refpe&able public in ge
neral, as they will ever make it their study to supply
them on the molt reasonable terms, and give general
fatisfaaion. Gentlemen of the Navy and Army,
will have their favourable orders executed with dis
patch and punctuality.
ROBERT GAULT,
No. 523, Hanover-Square,
HAS FOR SALE:
A FEW boxes of mould and dipt candles,
London claret, Red Portin cases, con
taining 3 and 4 dozen each; also an affort
mentof dry goods and hard ware, which he
will dispose ofon reasonable terms for CASH.
William Burton,
At No. 912, Water-Street, between the Coffee-Houfe
and the Old- Slip, has jor sale,
TtfADEIRA, and red
pod wine,
Jamaica spirits,
Weft-India rum
Hyfon, green, fufbong and
bohea teas,
Double and Jingte refined
loaf sugar,
Mufeovado ditto,
Fine raisins in jars & CaJkg
French plumbs, prunes,
Currants, almonds,
We,-India sweet meats, in
pots, green citron,
Tamarinds, in pots,
Sugar candy, chocolate, ,
Sago, rice, coffee,
Soap, Poland,arch,
Powder and jig blue,
Spices of all kinds,
PHILIP KISIC K,
Vintner and Disitller,
Atthe upper cad of Queea-ftrect, has for sale at hit
house, No. 125,
BEST hyfon, green,
fufliong, and bohea
teas,
Double and single refined
sugar,
Mufcovado ditto,
Spices of different kinds,
Mould and dipt candles,
Brown and white soap,
Best May butter imported
in the last veffeis from
Cork,
Double and single Glou
celter cheese, (
Durham muffard,l
Spiced and pickled salmon 1
in kegs and barrels,j
Best Yorkshire and Weft,
phalia hams, with a'
few dozen high flavor- I
ed Ruflia tongues,
Beef, pork, and herrings
To be LEIT,
A Large commodious Front Store d Cellar,
in a good Stand for Business. Enquire
of Hugh Gaine.
DOLE and M'N IFF,
At their fore No. 328, in Dock-freet, have for
SAfE, wholesale and retaill,
Brisbane and Johnston,
Kt No. 518, Hanover-Square, have for SALE
on moderate terms, by wholesale only, the fol
lowing articles, lately imported, viz.
T)ACON hams in good order, London porter in
" half hogsheads, port wine in hogsheads and
quarter calks, Gloucester cheese in good condition,
barley in calks containing 100 cwt. basket fair, rap
pee fnuff No. 37, pepper and white ginger, mace,
cloves, nutmegs and cinnamon, Poland starch, hair
powder, fun raisins, hyfon, green, bohea, fulhong,
and congo teas, frefh fuperfine flour, white bilkets
in 1-4 cwt. kegs of an exquisite quality, yellow
soap, India nankeens, strong military (hoes, brass
mounted hair trunks in nests, cutlery in assorted
calks, window glass 8 by 10, also, Windward Island
rum, high proof and good flavour, mufeovado and
clayed sugars in hogsheads and barrels, &c.
Thomas Galbreath,
Cayenne and black pepper,
j ßace and ground ginger,
I Pearl and common barley,
l Oatmeal,
Fine bifeuit in kegs,
\Split peas,
Florence oil,
' .French olives, capers,
l Anchovies, ketchup,
I Muftard, in bottles,
Vinegar,
Torkjhire bams,
Pickled salmon in kegs,
Bajket salt.
Spermaceti candles,
Rappee and Scotch fnuff,
Pigtail and cut tobacco,
Gloucefe, cheese,
Corks,
Lemons, &c.
Moliffes,
Single and double refined
loaf sugar,
Mufeovado sugar by the bar
rel or less quantity,
Best hyfon and bohea tea,
Bed chefhire and Gloucester
cheese,
Best caftile soap by the box,
or less quantity,
Common ditto,
Sandies by the box or less
quantity,
, Scorch barley,
Spermaceti candles by the
box,
Mens beaver hats,
Ozenbrigs,
Corks,
, Long pipes, pepper,
Allspice, cinnamon,
Cloves,
Mace,
Ntmuegs,
in barrels and half bar
rels,
Rice, indigo, and Poland
starch,
Madeira, "|
Red port, 1
Lisbon, (WINES.
Sherry, f
and|
Teneriffe J
Old spirits,
Welt-India and common
rura,
Geneva,
Brandy,
London porter in hhds.
Ditto bottled in cases of
6 dozen each,
Welsh and Taunton ale,
Shrub,
Florence oil,
Split peafe, &c.
- Ryan's Worm-destroying Sugar
Plumbs, by the Box, fold by
H. Gaine.
MURRAY, SANSOM and Co.
Have just IMPORTED in the Cornelia,
Capt. Smith, and the Echo, Capt. Mon
ceur, from LONDON,
A LARGE and neat Assortment of EU
ROPEAN and EAST-INDIA GOODS
which they have for Sale at their Store in
Water-Street, between Burling's & Beekman's
Slip,among which are anchors, cordage,ftarch,
Speeds iron, raisins, beaver and Leghorn hats,
rails, window glass, steel, iron-chests, green
and bohea teas, soap and candles, long pipes,
British brandy, ship bread, mess pork, fuper
fine flour frefh and fwect, Irish butter, &c.
To be EXCHANGED,
AVery convenient large House, in one of
the firft Stands for Business in this City,
for a genteel House in the Center of the Town.
Enquire of Hugh Gaine.
Just PH ?LISHED,
And to be SOLD, wholes 1c ^ ^t i, :y
H U GH.GAIN 4,
At his Book-Stn-e on" Paring Office, i" Ha n otr-
HUTCHI NS improv'd;
BEING AN
ALMANACK
And Ephemeris of the Motions of the Suu and
Moon,
For the Year of our Lord, 1780.
CONTAINING,
The Lunations, Cm,motions, Eclipfss, Judgment
of the Weather, fifing and letting o' the Planets,
Length of Days and Nights, Courts, Roads, &c.
Together with uleful Tables, Chronological Ob
servations, and u^ful Remarks.
I A Humerous Reprimand.
A 2. A comical drunken Frolic.
3. I' e disinterested Arguments of a Boatswain.
4. An Instance of Cruelty and Dissimulation.
5. An Instance of the Pcifian Politics, in Refpc&
to their Marriages
6. An Instance of Intrepidity and Greatness of
Soul.
7. An Instance of Presence of Mind, and the Use
of it.
8, An Instance of excessive Covetousness.
9. The Effect of Joy and Sorrow. -
10. A comical Story of a Parrot.
11. A remarkable,lnftance of Providence.
12. A lucky Sttatagem.
13. The Unsteadiness of a Free-Thinker.
14. The fatal EffeAs of Jealousy.
15. An Instance that the Passion of Love is in
some Part of our Lives necessary.
16. A Providential Deliverance of the Duke of
Orleans.
17. An Instance of Treachery and Perjury.
18. A comical Passage between the King of Spain
and a French Ambassador.
19. A fortunate Prevention of a Plot at Venice.
20. Of the ill Effects of Gaming amongst the
Chinese.
21. The deferred Fate of a Vow-Breaker.
22. Poetry.
With many other Matters, ufeful and entertain
ing.
Lying at Pan Dam's wharf, Fly-Market,
NEW ROSE BUTTER in firkins and kegs,
mess beef in barrels and half barrels, mess
pork in ditto, neats tongues in half barrels, new
fuperfine flour in barrels, starch, hair powder, linens
and cottons, &c. &c.
As said Sullivan means to return in the next fleet
for Ireland, would give good encouragement to
wholefile purchaftrs of anv of the abov^ articles.
To be Sold at Daubeny's Store,
No. 268, Broad-Street, the Corner Prinee's
Street, whoiefale and retail,
SUPERFINE flour in barrels, Chedworth and
Glocelter cheese, in tubs or single cheese ; Ox
beef in half barrels, Neat's tongues in firkins, tripe
in kegs, Rose butter in firkins,' Taunton ale, Liih
linnens, stationary, silks, women's golofhoes and
clogs, with every article in the grocery way, fine
butter and water bisket, Rusk. Also, a small cellar
to Jett, enquire as above.
Imported from three Manufactures, and now open
ing by
RICHARD SMITH,
At his Store, No. 11, Water-Street, (late Ward
and Selkrigs)
AN assortment of French woollen goods, suitable
for the Season, amongst which are duffil, and
other blankets, blue, black, and drab cloth, suit
able for Leggings for the Array, &c. &c. fee.
ALSO, for sale at said store, high proof
Weft-India rum and spirits, genuine Holland
geneva, of the firft Quality, in finale and dou
ble cases ; an assortment of nails,window glass,
coffee in hhds. and barrels.
N. B. A few hhds. of James River Tobac
co, to be fold on low terms for CASH.
Io be SOLD out of the Brig Gunton, from Corke,
By Francis Sullivan,
JOHN KEL LY,
T) EGS leave to inform his friends and the public,
JL> that the Conveyancing and Notary Public bu
rinefs is tranfa&ed in all its branches with expedition,
care and accuracy, at his Office, No. 843, Hanover-
Square, three doors weft of Mr. Gaine's, where a
register is kept for the ease of Gentlemen who choose
to buy or fell, lease or hire, lands, houses, negroes,
&c. Also money lent or solicited for those who
may incline to lend or borrow.
To be fold, an exceeding honest, sober, healthy,
Negro Man, of about 25 years of age, brought up
to the rope-making business, and likewise under
stands farming or house-work: For terms apply to
the Aid JOHN KELLY.
Who has sundry Lots to let, and the Fee of three
houses, situated in an advantageous part of this city
to dispose of.
WOOLLENS,
For L O ND O N,
The Ship EDWARD,
^CT'A Effingham LAWRENCE,Ccmmazk?r,
Now laying at Cruger's Wbarff,
HAS excellent Accommodations for Passengers,
and will he difpatebed bj the frf Convoy.
For Freight or Pafage apply to /aid Commander,
Thomas C. Williams, or Samuel Franklin.
Just imported in the feet from England, and for
SALE, at
John and Francis Atkinson's
Store, corner of the Fly-Market,
A GOOD assortment of coarse and fine
broad cloths, printed linnens, muslins,
and callicoes, silk romal and bandano hand
kerchiefs, ribbons, perfians, taffaties, cam
bricks, long and clear lawns, Meetings and
Irish linnens, mens fine hats, with a variety
of other articles. Fine hyfon, fafhong, and
bohea teas, currants and raisins in boxes and
quarter barrels, good frelh four in barrels and
half barrels.,
AT his Office, the upper end of Queen-Street,
in this City, No. 129, gives due attendance
from Sun rife till nine o'Clock in the Evening,
where the business hereunder noted, is done in the
most punctual and expeditious Manner on very mo
derate Terms, which, to fatisfy and prevent any af
ter complaint, are fixed up in the Office for public
Inspection.
TO BE SOLD,
And entered upon the firft day of May Hext,
THE HOUSE wherein Mr. |ohn Young
now lives, in Water flreet, between the
Coffee-Houfe bridge and the Fly Market: It
is a very well finifhed house, in excellent order,
and is a remarkable good Hand for any bufoWs
For terms apply to Hugh Gaine c
/Cheap Booh.
TONGE and IRONSON
Have so fle at vheir Store, No. 911, In Water*
Street, the following articles, which will be fold
at the following very rcafinable rates :
JOURNALS of the Irnhhoule of commons, from
the commencement to the end of the last feffun,
19 vol. folio, 12 guineas. l
Wniverfal hittpry, 7 vol. folio, with phtes, 7 guin.
Tillotfon's works, 3 vol. folio, 3 guineas.
Jacob's law dictionary, best edit, folio, 2 gun ; ?as.
Burrows reports, 4 vol. octavo, elegantly bound,
2 1-2 guineas.
Spectator, 8 vol. best Lond. edit. Bvo, 10 dollars.
Spectator, 8 vol. i2mo, 5 dollars.
Refnal's history of the European settlements in th#
East and Weft Indies, 7 vol. in French, 10 dollars.
The fame, translated by Juftamond, 4 vol. 6 doll.
Charles Grandifon, Clarissa Harlowe and Pamela,
by Mr. Richardson, 20 vol. uniformly and very ele
gantly bound, 24 dollars.
Valmont de Bomare, di&ionaire d'hiftoire natu
relle, 12 tom. 10 dollars.
Sermone par du Frey, 8 tom. 6 dollars.
Grant's family bible, quarto, with 44 beautiful
copper-plates, 1 guinea.
Oftervald's bible, folio,elegantly bound, 4 guineas.
Baskerville 's bible, folio, with cuts, elegantly
bound, 5 guineas.
Smith's histories of Cork and Waterford, 3 vol.
with beautiful copper-plates, 4 dollars.
De Lolme on the constitution of England, oCtavo
edition, very neatly printed, and well bound, eight
/hillings.
Burke's (Edmund) trails and Speeches, 10 shill.
Keppel's (Admiral) trial, 8 (hillings.
Stuart's view of society in Europe, in its prbgrefs
from rudeness to refinement, 10 (hillings.
Garner's travels in North-America, with cuts,
twelve (hillings.
Anderson on national indtiftry, 2 vol. 1 pound.
Reading's sermons f@r every Sunday in the year,
4 vol. 4 dollars.
Jortin's sermons, 4 vol. 6 dollars.
Enfield's English preacher, 9 vol. 6 dollars.
Rebertfon's America, Chetterfield's miscellanies,
3 vol, Smollet's novels, 8 vol, History of the rebel
lion and civil war in America, to the end of the year
177^, 2 vol. Leland's history of Ireland, 3 vol.
Montesquieu's works, 4 vol. M'Pherfon's history
of England, 4 vol. Hume's history England,
8 vol. Johnson's Shakespeare, 10 vol. Ewing's
Shakespeare, 13 vol. Samuel Foot's dramatic works,
3 vol. Gordon's Tacitus, 5 vol. The serious and
comical works of the facetious Tom Brown, The
works of Addison, Congrave, Farquhar, Richard
Savage, Milton, Churchill, and others, Gibbons
decline and fall of the Roman empire, 2 vol. Lang
horn's Plutarch, 5 vol. De Retz and Gui Joler's
memoirs, 2 vol. Campbell's survey of Great Britain,
3 vol. With a great variety of books of entertain
ment.
Houses, Farms, &c. are entered on a small pre
mium, either to lease, mortgage, or ktt.
This Office hath suppled considerable sums of
Money, by the favours ^nd encouragement of Gen
tlemen whofrom time to time have cafli to place out ;
and Mr. Woods will continue indefatigably to fa
licit Cash for those that are in want, on good, real,
or perfoual security, of which the utmost care will
always be taken.
Mr. Woods always truly mindful of the favours
he has received, will use his utmost endeavours on
all occasions, to fatisfy what great utility and fcr
vie e th? extention of this Office mull be to all tanks
nt neo Jr.
Brown's reports, 2 vol. quarto, 2 guineas.
Blackstone's commentaries, 4 vol. c&avo, seven
dollars.
Advice, constitutionally and on the fundamen
tals of Law and Equity, in all cases where Per
sons or their property are endangered, is given.
All kinds of writings drawn and duly Execu
ted, with or without the Notary Public's Seal, whe
ther Articles of Agreement, or Co-partnership ;
Arbitration or other Bonds, Morgages, Leases and
Releases, Letters of Attorney, Memorials, Bills of
Sale, Deeds of gifts. Wills and all other conveyan
ces.
*4.* The Book Auction is continued every night
as usual, from fix o'clock until nine.
JOHN WOO DS,
Attorney at Law
And PUBLIC NOTARY,
New-York, Nov. 1, 1779