The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1779-11-29 00:00:00, page 4

Por COR X,
The Snow B F,TS B Y,
WILLIAM DAVIS. Miller;
!\. ^(kCiuJail with the jifConvof
For Freight or Paibge a r ,v ^
M^^,t»* Francis Sullivan, or toe M^
on board fai eUI, ^re Art now lie, ar Via
Dani's Win near rhe Fery-Stans: bue has
good &<om_dafo^^
Edward Goold,
At N 0.549, Hanover-Squre, has for hoc, by w ,o e
"e'
T~ INE flour, beef, the fi^eft hyfon and fitting
teas, bohe?., cattile <ow, red and hlu ba.z\
rn.na worked hole, cAßma^es, bombaze ns, wo
mens worded mits, gold and diver foangled bm^s,
gld and filvei ch in, brandenbur:s, a hr. e and de
rant affo^ment of ticks, tambour quilted wadlc^is,
p am, figured and feathered velvet ditto, black and
ahite blLnd lace, the bJt feented hair pander, an
iten chtft, &c. &c. —
^l^' ' 6r "'' Windward Ijtoidi
"'"'' '" convenient Speed,
r^ Sloop King George,
David Fenton, Matter;
Mounting ten 4 Pounders, IO
^^ &tra&3 Snivels, and 2 Cohorns,
Wi'h Met answerable. For Freight or Passage
%oiy to the Captain at his Houle at the upper
End of WaU-Hreet.
William and James Douglass,
At No. 13% (Qaeen-dreet, have for Sue, a few
li-,. fheads and Qurter Cato
PORT WIN E,
Vintage 17751 and of excellent Quality, just arrived
an 'the 3<ig Fame, from OPORTO. Alfa, an
Aflronent of D y Goods.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
At tip sign of the Tea Cannilter, in Water-street,
between Burling and B.ekm,) a Slip, No. 1060,
has for file, the following articles :
F'INE h fot>tea,
Loaf and brown iugar
Sugar candy,
Fine cifk ratfins. by th?
half dozen calks, or lets
quantity,
Alum's black pepper,
whole and ground,
C rifee an I chocolate,
Poland Raich, in trunks,
or any quantity, ;
Cinna loa, macr,
Clot ct, nutmegs,
Cad le soap, by the box or
lei's quantity,
Bell London made soap,
b\ the box,
Wash hand balls,
Pomatum,
Hair powder,
Blacking ball,
A large quantity of hard
and foft shoe brushes,
fit for the army,
Long brtifhes,
Half chests in proportion, with locks
and keys.
bkewife may be had at the fame place, a quantity
nf Barbados ginger, sweet-meats, fine and tender,
in pots containing from five to fix pounds, very ne
e^ruy for Gentlemen or Ladies going to sea.
Richard Jenkins
7 Nforms his friends, owners and matters of vessels
£ that he continues to bake SHIP BREAD, at
his Iwufe, No. 24, John-street. He returns his
thanks to his old (hip-mates and friends, for their
ftom>. He is determined to baketbe best of bread,
knowing the distress of eating bad bread at sea, by
the experience of upwards of 30 years. All Cap
; uns of vessels who want the best of bread to keep
will please to call before hand, and they shall be pro
vided with the best, 00 reasonable terms.
"A L E
brewed from the belt english pale
M ALT, a n d equal, if not superior to
4 LONDON PORTER,
Is now readv to be delivered out,
(FOR CAS H)
It the BREWER Y, (late Rutgers's)
MAIDEN-LANE,
In BARR£ L S, at Four Pounds, Four
Shillings, Currency,
Arid HOGSHEADS, at Eight Pounds,
Eight Shillings.
Y E A S T,
Is generally to be had at the Brewery.
N. B. A quantity of SACKS, to be fold
cheap, that will hold four and five bushels of
giain each.
"WHI TI NG,
By the Hegfeend or left Quantity,
Ivory BLACK, and LAMPBLACK,
Best Camel Hair and Fitch Pencils,
Fine Tools from No. 1 to 12,
Common Sash Tool and large Paint Brushes,
LINSEED OIL,
Apd SPIRITSof TURPENTINE,
A cemphat Assortment of fine and common
Colours for Painting, Gold Leaf, &c.
Drawn WINDOW LEAD, at is. 6d.
per Pound, fold
Thomas and James Barrow,
h Bread-Street, near the City-Hall,
Gold Scales and Weights, to
^ fold by Hugh Gaine.
% hottle^French olives,
1 ditto of Spandh,
, ditto of mangos,
rditto of walnuts,
1 ditto of anchovies,
I ditto of gutkins,
Whole cases of London PICKLES,
sorted, containing 12 bottles, viz.
I ditto of capers,
r ditto of onions,
I ditto of soy,
i ditto of kechup,
I ditto of salad oil,
I Mops, scrubbing brushes,
-Stoughton's bitters by the
dozen,
>Turlington's balsam,
, English basket fait,
Rappee fnuff,in canniftefs
, Scotch fnuff, in bottles,
Chambers's finoaking to
bacco,
, Ink powder,
Playing cards,
Shot of different sizes,
Split peas,
r Best Dm ham mustard, in
bottles,
, Madeira, port, and fherr,
wines, by the dozen,
Gen-va, in cases,
Old Jamaica spirits,
Welt-India rum,
Howe's acid, by the box,
I or less quantity,
, Onions, by the hundred
bunches, dozen or half
dozen,
7000 Tickets at 10s. fterl. is £. 7060
Subject to a deduction of 15 per Cent.
According to this plan, the price of the tickets is
reduced from 40s. to 20s. Sterling : It is therefore
proposed 2nd agreed, that every adventurer, who
his heretofore purchased a ticket, on application
made to the managers or either of them, (halll e en
titled to and receive one other ticket gratis : For
which purpose one or more of the managers or some
person substituted by them, will daily attend at
Messrs. Mills and Hicks's Printing Office, from ten
to one o'clock, for 'the term of fourteen days from
the date hereof, at which place and times any person,
desirous of becoming adventurers, may be supplied
with tickets. And that justice may be done to the
absentee adventurers and others who may not apply
within the time limited, it is propoled and agreed,
that their tickets be registered, and others let off and
aligned, according to their refpefbve rights and
(hates, to be deposited in some difmteieffed perlon or
persons hands, previous to the drawing the lottery.
The managers flatter themfelvcs these proposals
will meet the approbation and encouragement of the
public and all concerned, which will enable them to
draw the lottery the beginning of next month.
N.B. Thole Gentlemen who have tickets deposited
in their hands for sale are hereby requested, on no
account to fell or deliver out any more tickets, but
to return them immediately to the managers.
New-York, November 10, 1779.
Just imported in the last vessels from England, and
to be fold by
DONALD MACKAY,
HAIR-DRESSER,
No. 141, nearly oft"'' William Walton's, Enquire,
Qten Street,
~EST London hair powder feented and plain, by
13 pound, dozen, or Cwt. hard and foft pomatum,
th ving boxes and brushes, light ti^ditto for camp,
razor / d razor it aps, Harry 8 playing cards by the
p,ck or cozen, swan down and silk puffs, with bags
and boxes, racking, dressing and tail combs, ivory
ditto, crooked ditto for ladies and gentlemen, cam
pho.cd marble w<fh bills, taping, pinching and tu
pee irons, fi it double dilti led lavender water, essence
of Hurgimot an 1 lavender, tooth powder and brushes,
buckle onto, hair pins single and double, from 2 to
1 5 iuche. long, black hair ribbon, cushions, pads,
cuils, braid and bows, &c.
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LYON JONA S,
Furrier from London,
Living in Broad Street, opposite the Poft-Of
fice, HAS FOR SALE:
A General and compleat assortment of
muffs and tippets in the newest taste,
ermine, cloak linings, &c, &c. Also a parcel
of ground Squirrel muffs, and tippets; and
the very belt black martin and martin throat
do. fit for exportation.
He likewise manufactures and fells gentle
men's caps and gloves lined with furr, very
ufeful for travelling. He also trims ladies
robes and riding dresses, and lappels gentle
men's coats and veils.
He buys and fells all forts of furrs, whole
sale and retail.
N. B. The highest price is given by him for
grey and ground Squirrel Ikins.
WANTED, a COOK: A peifon properly
qualified, and having a good character may
hear of a place, by applying to Hugh Gaine.
HENRY THOMPSON,
At No. 954, Water-street, has for Sale by the
Package only,
A Large assortment of woollens suitable for
the season, consisting of blue duffils for
leggings in bales of ten pieces each, coatings,
Yorkshire broad-cloths from 4s. to 10s. cost per
yard, forreft cloths, half thicks, Walloons,
calamincoes, rose & Indian blankets, soldier's
flockings, as also a large quantity of the best
Britiih and German ozenbrigs, dowlaffes, Meet
ings, and other coarse linnens. The above
goods may be had for cash on moderate terms.
By Permission of Major General PATTISON,
Commandant of the City of New-York, &c. &c.
THE Managers of the Associated Refugee Lot
tery, beg leave to inform the adventurers and
the public, that upon an enquiry into the state of
the lottery, since their arrival at this place, they
find that nearly one half of the tickets are a&ually
fold and disposed of. Anxious for the completion of
the lottery, as well in justice to those concerned as to
themselves, they have proposed and agreed, with the
approbation of the adventurers, to abridge the lot
tery one-half from the original scheme, in price of
tickets and value of prizes, so that the lottery will
then stand as follows, viz.
No. of Prizes. Sum Total value.
I Of £-75° i $ 75°
1 500 500
2 250 500
4125 500
10 50 500
20 25 500
50 10 500
1855 925
1550 I lOS. 2325
To fail with the firft Convoy
For C 0 R K,
The Brig SAL LY,
James Davis, Matter;
A stout good well-found Vessel, fails remark
ably faft. For Freight or Passage apply to the
Captain on board near Peck's Slip.
To be < O O
FOWLER 'id, MAR.::,
at their Stor r , It" 0^ > '" ! : n.., by
fcet::e line it 1 .
A LL $ irrs of Ml'? CI-: kAOLRRY, Wit
ANAVEL S TORES; l^.viw, *o^ ex
cellent SFI\hS ready comp r i ej to
about 80 empty ''ohtie I ''''
Three large new Brick HOUSES,
r>EING ,art ct the eftue of C.qu.W drlion Blaugh.
ft One of thok houfis, N.,. 2, imadvart^e
oufly tituated <m tie I) ck, ten the A Rare 100
and now occupied by Mr. DorgStv, iiyeuokccpei,
confifUnz of tow la.gr r rows on the fi If, lal 4I ke
number Ln the fee >nd fl ,% elegantly pipete I and
finifhed, and a garret divided in 0 four com nodious
rooms, with yard, ci'lern and other conveniences;
likewise a fine wai^r Lot, opposite thermo; another,
No. ?49,in Little Deck-ttreet, occup ed by Mr.Petei
VanbuQh LiviWlon, jun. containing the fline uum
ber of rooms, aril equally wed findhed ^ith No. 2.
and the tbi'd, N ^ 3°°> '" toe Line ftieet, now ia t 1
tenure of Mr. Bedell, a home ^ three they high,with
three rooms 011 each floor, well fiodhed. And two
spacious Lots of ground in Wine CoopIt: eet, and one
Lot opposite to the Exchange; on which Lots are
the bricks of three laroe houses, which weie burnt in
the foil fire. PiopcDL for tue laid beefsand lots,
or any Of ilwir, will he received by the bid Captain
Blaugh, at Guan <'>, «? King's county, on Naflau-
Island, or by John Kelly, Notary-Public, No. 843.
Hanover-Squaie, who has a vety fine Lot of ground
in the Broad Way to dispose of, as alto, another
Lot in e Cortlandr nr Learv-ftreet.
Price and Salmon,
Corner of Smith and Duke Streets,
Are now opening a large assortment of frelh
imported WOOLLENS, consisting of
SUperfine broad cloths, hunters and 6-4 do,
caffimers and fuperfine rateens, duffils and
coatings, fuperfine yard-wide twilled ditto,
fuperfine 6 4 scarlet and white coatings and
kerfies, flannels and baizes, Walloons, pillows,
jeans and fuftians, corduroys and velverets;
and a general assortment of other seasonable
dry goods. LIKEWISE,
Superfine flour, esteemed the best in this city,
mess beef and pork, pigs cheeks dry'd and
pickled, tongues it kegs, Bristol tripe, peas,
groats, soap, Poland starch, raisins and currants.
Cannon, of 3,4, 6, and 9 Pounders, with shot.
—For LONDON,
The SHIP
SALLY,
Henry Coupar, Commander,
Lying at Cruger's <wharf;
HAS neat accommodations for passengers,
fails faft, and will be dispatched with
the firft convoy. For freight or passage, apply
to said Commander, or Samuel Franklin, No.
U3> Queen-street; who ha, for sale, Antigua
and Montferat rum of a good quality, a few
tons of chalk, an assortment of callicoes, cam
bricks, lawns, Irish linnens, &c. &c.
HAL Land BIR K S,
Have for SALE, at their Store, No. 977,
Beekman's SH,,
MOULD and dipt candles, turpentine and white
soap in boxes, hams, ox tongues dried and
pickled, Cheshire and Gloucester cheese, of the firft
quality, just imported in the (hip Tom, from Liver
pool ; new rice by the tierce, barrel,m less quantity,
.rd pork ; p tierces barrels and half barrels.
1 0 or 10,1 on boos tuc
Brig HAZ A R D,
Lying at the Albany Pier,
NINE, 12, and 18 Pounders Carronades, of the
newel! and molt approved Conftrnaion, with
complect Carriages ; alfd, 3,4, and 6 Founders,
Carronade Swivels and Cohorns, with round, grape
and Bar Shot, for 3,4, 6, 9, 12, and 18 Poundets,
and a Quantity of Match Rope.- - I he Approb cion
these Guns have met with, th^ Proofs have been
made of them at Woolwich before the Right Hon.
the Commissioners of his Majetty's Board of Ord
nance, and in several Parts of G. Britain by Per ons
of Knowledge and Experience, wieh the a&ual Ex
perience of many Engagements at Sea, where they
have been employed with the utmost Success, leaves
no Room to doubt of their gieat Utility for arming
grading Ships or Privateers.---As such they are now
offered to the Publick, and may be had upon reafc
able Terms.
Enquire at No. I, Mill-street,
BRocades,
Tobines,
Mantuas,
Plain and changeable lute
ftrings,
Striped luteftrings,
Rich black, white, and
blue fattens,
Black, white, pink am
blue pelongs,
Black, white, pink, blue,
and apple-green perfians,
India perfians, a neat as
sortment,
Yard wide, three-quarter,
and half ell modes,
White farfenets,
Black silk velvet,
Ribbons, a variety,
Silk and thread hose,
Thread fattens,
Miffienets, filverets anc
poplins,
B >mbazine,
Italian crape,
Book muslins,
Jaconet, plain and flower- 1
ed, corded and striped,
Cambricks,
Clear and long lawns,
# % A quantity of whitel
breeches and waistcoats.
Wright Southgate,
No. 856, Hanover-Square,
Has imported, and now opening for sale, an assort
ment of fashionable silks, consisting of
Nankeens,
Chintzes and callicoet,
Linen handkerchiefs,
Black and white Barcelo
na handkerchiefs,
Black and white cravats,
Muslin aprons,
Fans, a neat affortment,l
Italian flowers, tiffany &
foil,
Fashionable beads &bof
fonts,
Black lace and edgings,
Thread lace and edgings,
joining thread laee,
Blond laces,
Dutch and Nottingham
Lace,
Durants, cambleis, and
tammies,
Damask and diaper table
cloth and napkins,
With a variety of other
articles,
Sewing silks, an affoit
ment,
Gentlemens lace ruffles,
Irish linens,
Flannels and woollens.
cloth, Suitable for foxier#
HENRY BREVOORT,
At the fan of the Frying-Pan, Queen-freet, No.
26, has for sale, the following articles, im
ported in the las vefels from London, vh^
Scythes,.
Bai iron.
Shovels and (paues,
Sheet iron,
Iron hoops,
Iron iea cetri-i
Tin ditto,
.Bellows,
Sul irons,
"Vat traps,
addler ▼,
For Ready Money only,
Ledbetter's
Genuine Spruce Beer,
At his Brewery, No. 29, Duke-Street.
N. B. Empty Bottles wanted.
RO BERTGAUL T^
No. 523, Hanover-Square,
HAS FOR SALE:
A FEW boxes of mould and dipt candles,
London claret, Red Poitin cases, con
taining 3 and 4 dozen each; also an affort
mentof dry goods and hard ware, which he
will dispose ofonreasonable terms for CASH.
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No. 229, :^cen freer, c^no „ w% /hed,wr
he- «^d eet^v, for onto, tie. t .&%,? eae V
folbr-h(,)"!•,?:,
7°7N:FoRM CLOri!9<fthe Hit quality wish
irT cilinin'', mod riitrmrcgs cun„h',,...,
f^h^n^'dc gelt: .11 d fiver <p-<nf, u niif, 1 I „qi
and idler I ices, gm gets a? dEm.% anchor a cl ret -
l&ut.tooF, lupet fim. feat let, Camfl/t, white and full
edfi^r,nankeen-, jears,corded dimities, Marfed^'
quoting, a large hflbrtitran of Ihk, lyun ffk, thiead,
and cotton 101% f (hi enable header hats, linens,
cambiicks, ffk, linen and mullin handkeichitfs, —
tab'e line), Meeting and Ji.n,eis,copj e: plate furniture,
a neat assortment of calicoes, Ladies silk and calli
marco Moes, black fun'ns, modes, ard a variety of
India Persians, hl^ck laces, thread and blond laces,
and edgings, ribbons, worked , muslins, gauzes and
lawns. Ladies elegant embroidered flioe bows,
knots, and a beautiful assortment of sprigs, Ita ian
flowers, with a great variety of other articles.
N. B. At Mid Sore for Ale, a few pipes of 4 years
old Madeira wine, ditto of the firft quality by the
quarter calk or bottled. The very best nyfon,futhong,
and hterkfad teas. Also a meat collection of Books.
^tTsToUGHTON's"
IVine and Grocery STORE,
No. ,2, Hanover-Square, three doors weft
of the Admiral's house, is now felling in
great variety, of the latest importation,
pNE f r ejb pickles, best India soy, muferoon ketch
' up, Spanish and French olives, Durham muflard,
7 Ibalf and quarter pound bottles, spices and nu.'me^s%
fine byfon, green, fufbong, and bobea tea, Jdigle and
double refined sugar, London porter in bottles, flrong
and small ale, best Herefordjhirc cyder, excellent cher
ry brandy, vty rich cordials of different kinds, bams,
best double Gfoucefler cbeefe, and a variety of otbort
articles properly adapted for the immediate fapply of
the gentlemen of the army and navy, whose speedy
embarkation on many occasions ma, require being finifo
ed with difpateb, or without loss of time.
N. B. At the above fore, the true and genuine
Stoughton's BITTERS.
Thomas Galbreath,
At No. 219, Queen-Street,
BEGS leave to aeqaint the Public and hfo
Friends in particular, that he fails by the
very firft fleet for London, therefore defiro
those who have any demands against him to
call for payment, and those indebted to him
are requeued to fettle their accounts speedily.
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
above store to fettle and wind up that concern.
N. B. May be had at the fame store a parcel
of sailors winter jackets, lined with flannel,
and yarn flockings 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 cost.
For L ONDO N,
The Ship LONDON,'
Robert Calef, Master ;
Burthen 250 Tens,
Mounting 14 Guns, River buib, on her firft.Voyage,
has ve y extraordinary Accommodations f^r Passen
gers., Far Freight or Paffige ap|4y to said Matter
on board, laying at Brownjohn's Wha. ff, or to Mr.
Frederick Wm.Geyer, Hanover-Squire, Said Calef
has to dispose of, a few quarter C^iks of excellent
old red Port, and a few ChetN cf good Hyfon Tea.
To be S O L D,
By JOHN PELL,
At No. 181, Qpeen-Street, nearly opposite Beek
man's-Slip,
NEW ROSE BU fTER of the firft quality, just
landed out of the lalt vessels from Cork ; also,
mould and dipt candles of the best kind, white,
brown, and Caftile soap by the box, Cheshire and
Gloucester cheese, mess beef and pork in tierces,
barrels and half barrels, lamp and train oil in calks,
English aud American hams, Coffee and sugar by
the barrel, loaf sugar, Madeira, port, claret and
Merry wines, green and bohea teas, vinegar, neats
tongues in small calks, pepper, chocolate, Scotch
fnuff in bottles, large and small wrapping paper,
writing ditto, playing cards, walnuts and anchovies,
Florence oil, pipes by the box, Durham mustard,
old spirits, rice by the tierce, barley in kegs, Hol
land geneva in cases, split peafe, London porter,
fuperfine flour by the barrel, a few hogsheads excel
lent favoured rum, &c. &c.
Pewter,
'Crofs-cut saws,
Pitt ditto,
^hee* copper,
Planes lotted.
Iron pots.
Brittle,
Cart b xes,
GlTs,
Paint, &c..