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&, tc crabark ^ith Ji %ed?tioL for America,
? which regiment (rhe /th) Lord Cathcart goes
a volunteer.
Yesterday morning feme dispatches were re
ceived at Lord Germaine's office from General
Carleton at Quebec.
This day arrived a mail from New-York,
brought by the Mercury packet, Capt, Dillon,
to Falmouth, Ilie failed from New-York the
27th of April, and from Rhode-lfland the sth
of May. Lord Piercy is come passenger in her.
The Family Trader, Captain Hodgfon (a
prize taken by his Majesty's (hip Galatea, and
lent into Bermuda) arrived this day fafe at her
moorings in the river.
Yesterday, at the request of a number of re
ifpedable Members of the Court of Common
council, the Lord Mayor immediately ordered
a Court to be summoned for to-morrow morn
ing to confider of a petition to the King in
favour of Dr. Dodd.
A letter from France fays, “ The American
credit is fallen rather short of late amongst us;
the seizures of some of our merchants ships has
cooled the private persons interested in that
trade; while the increase of the debts of the
American Colonies to Mess. de St. Chaumont
and de Mantio, and their correfpon dents at
Nantz, and Bourdeaux, are strong motives to
difeontinue the fending of cloth and stores;
since the returns are so scarce, that no less
than seven hundred thousand pounds are in
arrear."
IRELAN D.
Dublin, May 24. We hear from Derry, that
the American vessel lately put into that Harbour
with flax feed, and other commodities, is only
under an arrest till it can be determined whether
her clearance from New-York, now under his
Majesty's obedience and a Passport, signed by
Gen. Sir William Howe, (hall be allowed as
exemption: from the late Aft for the confifca
tion of American Property.
A Gentleman who was formerly Lord Chief
Justice of this Kingdom, lately died here, and,
it is reported, has bequeathed to his Majesty a
fortune in money and elates to the amount of
300,0001. to enable him the better to carry
on the war against his rebellious Subjects in
America.
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NEW-YOR K, August 4.
Lift Sunday Week arrived here fiom Antigua,
the Schooner Betsey, Thomas Muir ; on her Pai
fage, in Lat. 34, 52, Long. 67, (he was taken by a
Rbri Privateer Sloop, belonging to Charleftown,
called the Vixm, mounting twelve carriage Guns,
commanded !)y one Downham Newton, a Native of
Providence.---Capt. Muir, who was permitted to
flay on boardthe Schooner, gained over three of the
Bands to ins Irteielt, and reto, k the Vessel after
being fix Days in ft ffeflion of the Rebels. It is not
doubted but Capt. Muir will be amply rewarded for
bis gallnt Behaviour.
By the above Vessel we learn, that about the latter
End of June, his Majesty's Tender Brig, Little
Endeavour, mounting eight three Founders and 24
Men, commanded by Lieut. Francs Tinfley, in
labour 12 Degrees to Windward of Antigua, fell in
with two Rebel Privateers, the one mounting 14.
four Pounders, the other 12 of the fame bore ; both
leaving Cohorns, Swivels, and 140 Men between
them..
Thus accoutred and met, a most obstinate En
gagement commenced at about half past Eleven,
A. M. and lotted till near Five, P. M. most of the
Time within P,#ol Shot cf each other. The Rebels
often attempted to board, and as often to fink the
Little Endeavour, which Est endeavoured all (he
coud to fink or take the Rebels, who at length
Shamefully sh ered off.
The Little Endeavour had one Man killed ; seven
wounded, and was much disabled in her Rigging : --
Dire was the Slaughter of the Rebel Crews, and many
^ mangled Code the Decks bestrewed ; while all a
Down, meandring on their Sides, iflued, in pmple
Streams, the fanguin'd Gore. 0! qualis burliburli
juit.
The Ship Nancy, C?pt. Lowrie, belonging to Lon
don, taken by the Vixon, a few Days before Capt.
Muir, and retaken by His Majesty's Ship Galatea,
arrived here on Fuefday last.
Wednesday last the Syren Frigate arrived here
fom Halifax, and has brought Capt. Fotheringham
of the Fox, and about 40 of hi Seamen, with Cap
tain Manley and his fi ft Lieut, the latter command
ed the Fox when taken by the Flora. We hear Mr.
Manley is on board the St. Alban's.
The fame Day also arrived from St. Kitt's in 14
Days, the Sloop Hammond, Captain Goodrich, who
on his Puffage took the Sloop Neptune, Arthur
Wood, Malfer, from Virginia, bound to Bifton,
laden with 400 Barrels of Flour. ,
Captain Goodrich I,cke the Fleet on Monday last,
which failed from Sandy-Hook on the I'uefday pre
ceding, about 15 Miles North of the Capes of De
laware.
The Brig mentioned in our lift to be ashore at
Deal, near Sandy-Hook, was a Prize to the Milford
and Thames Frigates; Are was taken by a Rebel
Privateer on her Voyage from Oporto for Peteif
burgh, and ordered for Boston, and on the Voyage
was retaken by the above-mentioned Frigates, and
sent for this Port, but the Prize Matter thought pro
per to call on the Coast of New-JeiLy, where the
Cargo, confiding of Ovl, Lemmons, Wine and
%afil Sugar, was immediately taken afhare, and
carried up into the Country.
Capt. Ayfeough, in the Swan, last Weik took
2 Schooner from Connecticut River, with 1 50 empty
Hogsheads on board, and some Lumber : She was
bound to Sea in order to fill the Calks with Salt
Water to make Salt. Also a small Vessel from the
East End of Long-Idand, bound to Connecticut,
with sundry Articles, among them two Bushels of
alt.
Several Deserters arrived here since our last from
the Rebel Armv, two Brigades of which, were at
Second River last Wedru fday, under the Command
of Mr. Sullivan, on their Way to tie Sooikwajd.
The whole of Wallington's Army that marched
from the Cleve by Second River last Week for Phi
ladelphia, amounted to about 4500 Men, with four
Pieces of Cannon; the Remainder took the upper
Read thro' Morris Town.
I Last W^dnefday Morningtwo Wood Boats from
^c^g-l^nd, wctc ,&n by a Rebel Privateer in the
Sound, near Hempflead Harbour, and e^rikd into
Norwalk, in Connecticut.
A Letter from Halifax, dated the 13th of July,
fays, “ The publick Prints will inform you of tire
re-taking of the Fox Frigate, by the Flora, Capt;
Brisbane, as also the taking of the Hancock, Min
ley, by the Rainbow."
The Eagle left Falmouth the 9th of June, and on
the Passage fell in with several Voxels that chafed her,
but ihe out-failed them all.
Some few Days before the Syren came in, fire loft
her Mizen Mast and Part of her Rigging off Nan
tucket in a violent Gale of Wind.
In Consequence of a spirited Memorial presented
lately to the States General, by Sir Joseph York, the
Englifa Ambassador at the Hague, with Regard to the
Behaviour of the Dutch Governors in the Weft-Indies,
to the Rebel Privateers, &c. the States General have
ordered home the Governors of Statia and Coracoa to
give an Account of their Condu&.
Extract of a Letter from London, dated June 4, 1777.
" About Twenty Sail of American Veffeis bound
to France, with it's Produce, have lately been brought
into this Kingdom, by the Cruizers in the Bay of
Biscay, and some by the British Seamen a board, who
had entered in order to get Home. They are chiefly
from Carolina and Virginia, with very valuable
Cargoes."
Last Monday departed this Life in this City, in
the 43d Year of her Age the Lady of his Excellency -
William Franklin, Eq; Governor of the Province
of New-Jersey : Her remains were decently interred
in the Chancel of St. Paul's Church, the next Even
ing, attended by a Number of the most refpe&able
Inhabitants of this Place : She was a loving Wife,
an indulgent Mistress, a steady Friend, and affable
to All.
Gun-Powder and Shot, and heft English
SmoakiNG- Tobacco, to be fold by H, Gaine.
To-morrow,
At the Coffee-Houfe, will be fold at public
Vendue,
50 Casks choice pickled FISH.
Templeton and Stewart,
Have for file a few elegant looking glasses, and coach
glasses, rappee and blackguard fauff, best Englilh tobacco,
Irish linens, checks, plated candlesticks and waiters, some
barrels of rar, pitch, and turpentine, Irish mess beef,
L-fbon wine. &c
Public Audion.
On Tuesday, ir o'Clock,
Near the COFFEE-HOUSE, will be fold,
By John M'Adam, and Co.
T?IFTEEN hogsheads of tobacco,
Jr 12 hogsheads of Weft-India rum,
2 hogsheads of brandy,
2 casks indigo,
20 ditto barley.
On Thursday, on Beache's wharf,
A quantity of damag'd provisions, viz. BREAD,
BUTTER, RICE, &c. &c.
To-morrow at 11 o'Clock,
Will be fold at public auction, by
BOWMAN and CODNER,
At their office, Hanover-Square,
A Large and general assortment of ENGLISH
GOODS, also two bales of damaged ozna
burghs, a parcel of spices, and a few casks of strong beer
in bottles.
ty rnErFYrdTD— -by"
WILLIAM TONGUE,
At private Sale,
A Few hogsheads of excellent TOBACCO; also
Lisbon, Teneriffe, and Madeira WIN ES, in
pipes and quarter casks.
ALSO,
On Thursday will be fold at public vendue,
At the Merchant's Coffee-Houfe, about 1 o'clock,
The sloop Jane and Elizabeth,
As she now lays afloat above the ship yards, without a
bowsprit ; burthen about 90 tons. Any person inclin'd --
for her at private sale before, may have her a great bar
gain, by applying to
WILLIAM TONGUE, Broker,
In Hanover Square.
PUBLIC ruTYi-ON.
By Daniel M'Cormick,
THIS cay at 12 o'clock, will be fold at public ven
due, on the nay wharf at the North-River,
3 cat es of 9, 12, and 13 inches,
3 anchors fui able,
A pair of pumps with brass chambers,
A parcel of topmasts, yards, spars, and sundry ffiip
hoes. &c. &c.
TO-MORROW,
At the Coffee-Houfe,
Mufeovado sugar io barrels,
And a few barrels of limes,
A few barrels of turpentine, pork and gammons, at
private Die.
Pearl Baley, Bateman's Drops. &c.
Together with most other approved patent medicines.
Marble mortars of all sizes; a compleat and elegant fee
of modern capital instruments; cases of needles, steel
trusses &c. Several mecicine cheftsfittrd up in London,
with printed directions, calculated for the u'e of masters
of vessels going to f-a, or for gentlemen residing in the
country remote from a practitioner.
Country and fra orders executed at the shortest notice ;
Prescriptions made up with the utmost care and dispatch.
Just imported by
PRICE AND SALMON,
At No. 2?, in Qiem Sreet, a few doors above the
Fly-Market,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
Which they will fell at a reasonable advance for calh.
THOMAS B. ATTWOOD,
At his Medicinal store,
In Water-ftrect, eight doors weft of the Coffee-Houfe,
has for sale a large and general assortment of drugs and
medicines frefh imported, particularly
JESUITS bark,
Rhubarb,
lallup,
Ipecucuanna,
Camphor,
Opium,
Nitre,
Tartar Emetic,
Manna,
Senna,
Glauber salts,
French Castor Oil,
Oil of Almonds,
Balsam Copaivi,
Sagoe,
Pick'd Isinglass,
Chamomile Flowers,
Syrup de Cupillairi,
French tamarinds in
f°' s >
Refin'd Salt Petre,
Spites,
London Corks,
Ivory black, &c.
Key fer's Pills,
Hooper's Pills,
Anderfon^ Pills,
Lockyer's Pills,
Balsam of Honey,
Turlington's Balsam,
Harlaem Oil,
British Oil,
FIVE DOLLARS Reward.
ABOUT the middle of June was taken from behind
a red frit: 1 Catharre-tbeet, on the north fide of
the swamp, near the Jews buryihg ground, A LARGE
IRON SETTLE, a^out 900 wt. the property of the
fublcribers, who have been mforrhcd it was tarried away
upon a long dray or truck# Any person giv : rig intelli
gence where the said kettle may he found, shall receive
the above reward frutr.
Jacob watson. or
WILLIAM BACKHOUSE.
A few quintals of.choice dumb fifh§
AL SO a quantity of new flour, good fllip bread,
keg lifket, mufeovado sugar, English cut tobacco,
and soap; also Antigua turn, Jarhaica Spirits, and brandy,
per hoeftead or smaller quantity, to be disposed of by
GIBBES ATKINS,
At his store (I07J) next door to Mr. Rhinelander's,
near Boiling's-flip, in Water-Greet.
K, The above art eries will be fold very cheap, if ap^
phed ter immediately,
WHEREAS there is a quantity
of STRAW wanted immediately for his
Majesty's me ; it is requeued that the farmers will
thnfh their grain directly, and deliver the straw,
without delay, at the different magazines established
for that purpose, for which they will receive payment
agreeable to a foimer adverlifement by Daniel Wier,
Eiq§ Comm'ffiy General.
GEORGE BRINLEY,
Commrifiry of Forage.
D EBLOI S's Store,
In Smith-street, nearly opposite Pitt's Statue.
At which may be had, a great variety of Goods, in
almost evey branch, bought chitfly of the manufactu
rers, with ready money, and will be fold by whelefale
at a reafinable rate, for present pay ; among which are
the following, viz.
AL L widths ol Ir sh Striped and checked bed fur
linens nitute
r^OHIS is to forewarn all people from trusting my wife
Elenor Fontain, on my account, for the is eloped
with another man, and I do declare that I will not pay
any debt (he may contract on my account, after this 4th
of Auguri, 1777. PETER FONTAIN.
BEST London bottled porter to bef>ld by THOMAS
LYNCH, in Duke-rireet, next dcor to the inspec
tor general's; who has for sale the following goods, which
he will dispose of on the most reasonable terms,
O'd Madeira wine by the pipe, quarter calk or dozen.
Best port, as, ditto.
Choice cherry, as ditto.
Lisbon and other wines,
Choice Jim'ica spirits, corks, &e, &c.
A WOMAN with a good character, wants a place as
a dry nurfr, or to few in a family. For particu
lars, apply to Hugh Gaine.
' A 'Q_U A'N'rfTY"O ~
Coarse and fine Salt,
To be fold by JAMES BARCLAY, at his store
No. 297, corner of the Exchange, Little-Dcck-
St;eet; who has likewise for sale (wholesale and retail)
Jamaica spirits, Weft-India and New-York rum, molas
ses, tea, coffee, rice, loaf and mufeovado sugar, ind go,
pepper, alfpice, mustard, bard soap, jar raisins, olives,
port and Li(b)n wine, bottle fruff, &c. &c.
To be fold for want of employ,
A Mulatto wench about 21 years of age, and child
about 2 years. Enquire of the printer.
Wanted upon Intcreft,
FIVE or fix hundred pound,; for which a good mort
gage will be given. Enquiieofthe printer.
A SILVER WATCH, supposed to be stolen : The
owner may have it, by applying to the Town-
Adjutant,
Irish and Russia Meeting
White and dyed Russia drabs
Russia duck and Raven's do.
Ofnabrigs and Tickling
burghs
Table cloths, napkins, and
toweling
Callicoes, chintz and mullins
Cambrics and lawns, diapers
Nankeen and linenfl >wered
waistcoats, brocades
All colours modes & fattins
White and coloured Maifrit
les quilting for ladies petti
coats, and gentlemen's
waistcoats
Ladies huff petticoats
Women and childrens flays
Women and childrens Ihocr
and pumps
Men and boys neat made
shoes and pumps
Ladies newest falhioned
gauze caps
Newest falhioned gauze,with
a great variety of ribbons,
cap laces and edgings
Ladies and gentlemens lea
thcr, thread and silk gloves
Hats
Ladies and gentlemens fine
thread and cotton hose
Silk and linen handkerchief:
Ginghams, Pennialcocs,
Bengals
Cioutings and huckabacks
Dutch laces, Holland tapes
Scotch and colour'd wax
thread °
Pins, needles, thimbles,
combs
Qualities, garterings, fringes
Sewing silks, shirt buttons
Gold and liber spangles and
edgings
Skeleton and covered wire
Black and white lace and
trimmings
Silk, thread, and worsted
breeches patterns
Worlted crewel and canvas
Mens silk, cotton, and wor
ked caps
Superfine, middling, and
coarse broad cloths, fhal
loons, tammies, w-th but
tons, silk, and other turn
mings for do.
Fustians, thicksets, jeans,
jennets/
Dutch, Polifli, and German
cord and coraelurcs for gen
tlemens breeches, &c.
Serge denim and feige de
Rome for breeches
White, plain, and corded
d ; mity tor do.
Linen and cotton Manchester
checks
Cotton counterpanes, bed
ticks
White jeans, and allapeens,
Officers gold epaulets, lace
and fringes
Twifled bulfan knots,
fring'd tassels
Navy and regimental gold
buttons
Saddle cloths
Calimancoes, ruffcls, last
ings, camblets, bays and
flannels
Caffiraiers and Wiltons
German serges, kerfeys
Worried and hair plulhes
Looking glasses
Paper hangings
All forts of writing paper,
quills, &c.
All forts spices, and black
pepper
Currants
Flalk oil, capers, walnuts,
and filberts
Red herrings
Turlington's balsam of life
Boughton's elixir
Violins, bows, flutes, violin
firings, &c.
Variety of china ware
Glass do.
Crates cf earthen ware
All fries of mails, tacks, and
battens
Engliffi and German steel
Bar, and mill'd sheet lead
Iron dripping pans
All forts of pewter ware
All sizes sickles
All forts Sheffield ware
All forts Birmingham ware
All forts shoemakers tools
All f,rts fiddlers ware
All Arts files and r^fps
Brass cabinet ware
Brass chaise and chair nails
All forts shoe brushes
Rag stones
Mops
Best London glue
Corks
Engliffi sole leather, wax
and grain Ikins, and wax
bout legs
Cod, mackrel, and small
fishing lines
Cod, mackrel, and all forts
filing hooks
White and red lead
Linseed oil
Long and short pipes
Sewing, faimon and seine
twine
Lime glasses
Ships huntings
Brass scales and weights
Neat sword blades and belts
Sleeve buttons
Angling rods
Hard soap
Lapedary
White and red foils
13UR&LAk1.
WHEREAS in the night between b c 30 h UM
31st of July, a bctife in this city ha Bhu
broke open, in which a wounded Hißiin eftr^ /wig
lodge, when the fillbwing articles were lelori inly
t-ken out of the fame; Viz. 1, a Il!v^r-wc;k'u lent
of an officer, lined with leather ;---2, a blue 'fil
ter's uniform, also two Wailltbats of yhllbw cloth,
and a pair of breeches ;---$, a pdit of silver plated
spurs : This is therefore decent), to request the pub;
lie, that in case any of the articles above-mentioned
fliould be offi red for sale; or come to their view, the
feller or pofliftor of the said eff^s, or any part
thereof,.may be immediately arrested, anl no : ce
thereof kindly lent to Mr. Kylch, the Hessian de
puty cbmmilTary of stores, living in Dock-ltree', at
No, 921.
STOLEN last Friday night froth
the fubitriber, living at Corlear's Hock, by
some bailors, . YAWL with about a fathom of an
irdn chain tb her ; her platform forward has cleets
robgh put on, and her middle and fore rhau^hr a
malt hole, and is branded with the letters S. S. under
her (tern Fleets. Whoever wil bring het to tire tub-
Briber, (hall have Twenty Shillings reward for the
boat; and Four Pounds for the thief or thieves who
stole her# All matters of viffds are defined to (top
her if brought alongside their vessels.
Corlearl Hook, STEPHEN SKINNER.
New-York, Aug. 4, 1777,
Just imported from Rhode-Island,
And to be SOLD by
URIAH HENDRICKS,
Opposite the sign of the Golden Key,'
In Hanover-Square,
Best Spermaceti Candles by the box.
Just imported from London,
And to be fold on the molt reasonable terms, for
ready money only, by
GEOR,GE FOWLER,
At N .986, in Water-ftreet,oppefire'the Crane,
AGEN feel assortment of wearing apparel,
confiding of plain suits of foperfiae bred
cloth, maroon duffl.s, scarlet frutks, crimson co
loured, faimon do. queen's drab, apple green, dark
claret, russet mixture allopeen, and various other
forts, made in the most elegant and newest fashions
now used in London.
Foe Freight or Charter,
The Brigantine
, FRIENDSHIP,
John GuNbRY, Mailer;
T^URTHEN abetit 100 tons,
*'Wlii^^^now lying at Corleat's Hook:
The mafler to be fp?ke with on board, or on board
the brig William, Thomas Norris, commander, ly
ing at Moore's whirl, near Peck's Slip.
TAKEN from a negro, a few days ago, a marc
about three years old. Whoever has loft such
a creature may have her again, proving their pro
perty and paying charges, by applying to Samuel
Ward, nearthe North-River.
TFR~U C'E BEE K?
HILDRETH, and LEADBETTER, acquaint the
citizens of New-York, and gentlemen masters of
tianfparts, that they have opened their brewery at the
distillery lately carried on by bid Hildreth, a little to
the eastward cf Peck's SEp ; where any quantity of .
single or double spruce brer may be had.
Just lATpORTED ey
ROBERT DONALD,
And to be fold at his store in Hanover-Square, opposite
Lord HOWE's,
PORT and sherry wine of the best quality, in bottles;
bottled rirong ale, best Irish tierce beef, Irish butter,
double and single refined sugar, barley in barrels and kegs,
best Durham mustard in bottles, white feap and Candies,
cordage and fail cloth. A large afortmenc of silk, thread,
worsted and yarn flockings; men and women's leather
(hoes, military slices, leather boots, leather portman'-u
trunks, fuperfine blue, scarlet, buff, and white broad
cloths, narrow cloths, frizes, duffles, beaifkins and ker
feys, English blankets, (balloons and trimmings for cloths,
buff and white mill'd plaiding, scarlet and white flannel,
tartans, camblets, and striped tammies, durants a; d calli
m-nenes, silk and thread gauzes. A neat affurtment of
ribbons; black, white and coloured Barcelona handker
chiefs, black Barcelona and mode cravats, black mode
riocks, full drafted and morning mode bags, luteftrihgs,
fl wered silks and rich brocades, black and white lace,
ladies fatten and scarlet cloth cloaks and cardinals, ladies
fatten and London cailirnancoe shoes, India jeans, cur
duets, Dutch cord, figured and ft,l?ed dimites, jeanrets,'
black laftiog and veiverets, bleach'd and brown Russia
drabs, gold and silver lace and epalets, soldiers fhiits, fai
ilors jackets, British oznaburghs and lacking. A large
afTortment of Irish linens, check and check handkerchiefs,
India chintz, callicoes and printed handkerchiefs, India
muslins, cambrkks, plain and long lawns, fine printed
je-n vests, milled Kilmarnock caps, carpets, worsted and
yarn mitts and gloves, men and women's leather gloves,
(hammy breeches, writing paper; nuns, oznaburghs, and
coloured thread, tapes and garters, pewter dishes, plates,
bafons, porringers and spoons, men's caftor and felt hats,
black feathers. A large assortment of cutlery and hard
ware, crown glass of various sizes, putty, combs and horn
tumblers; Queen's, china, and Gone ware, fee &c.
FORTY SHILLINGS Reward.
TAKEN out of the pasture at Hempftead harbour,
from the fubferiber, a bay mare about 14 hands
high, with a small star in her forehead, and a snip nose,
frmething crooked, or turns to one hoftril, and her left
hind foot something white about her hcof; a natural
trotter, and can pace a flow travel and canter.
TIMOTHY SMITH.
-^AITeTRA— VVI'N E,
q^o be fold by JAMES MILLER, fit for immediate
£ use, at his lodging No. 6 Queen-street, cppofite
Messrs. William and J-mes Douglafs's store, in hog
(heads, quarter ca(k, or dozen. Also a few dozen mam
z-v. s
N. B. A small store to be LETT, by the month,
with counter and (helves. Enqu re as ah ve.
A frefh importation from London,
is row opening for sale at
Rem Rapalje, and Son's store,
Just below the New-Dutch Church, in Crown-ftieet,
A Large affottment of Jr^fh linens, Greetings, ozna
burghs, cotton and linen checks of all forts, cam
bricks, lawns, men's white and brown thread flockings,
the best of White Chapple needles and pins, writing pa
per, Russia duck; and also (permaceti candles by the box,
refined and bloomery iron, shear m old-, steel. Wed India
rum, moLfTes and wine by the hogshead te' IFrench indi
go, and a quantity of frefh ship bread; flour, fine and
common in barrels; Irish butter in firkins, and 1 quan«
tity of black eye'd veas bv th- buffi 1.
TTh'n bTr r 0 w,
No* 13, King-street,
HAS for sale a quantity of fine WATER BREAD,
and BUTTER BiSKET,