The Pennsylvania journal, or, Weekly advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1774-07-27 00:00:00, page 3

oy« bu e TSN EWCASTLE County, Fuly 18:h, 1774.
Wi v bk THYPN'T "o THE PUBLIC
i 'A:MONGST the many schemes proposed for securing the
Ao A dibeity and promotifig the interest of Britith America,
i dvreieniay be thought proper to menrion manufaturing. In
{athe time of the Stamp-Ad this was greatly recommended and
< some feeble efforts have been made, but so weak, and badly
/4 supported they came to nothing; and as to manufauring,
g tho' ‘Tﬂl'ﬂOl‘)e' has been made about it, we are much as we
~ were when that a®t was made. This hovwever should not
~ hinder 2 firther trial; a few gentlemen, hearty in the cause,
~‘could infallibly prepare the way, nor is any thing wanting
i afew such to lead.
-+ Itis therefore 'propofed, that a small number of looms be
- det to work, to make yard wide cloths, in imitation of Englith
- forreftelothy, 2 loom or two for camblets, acouple of ftock
h m:ﬂu', a‘twilting mill, and a few trifling articles besides,
whi .may be had ready made, and would not cost much;
ﬂ&‘riwwﬂd may be had from the neighbouring farmers, this
~ducle bulinefs ‘could soon be carried into exccution; if the
‘ r'dmnd'ﬁr_wool‘increafcs, the number of theep will be in
- sreafed. likewise through the country.
« 11 ds worth obferviog here that the town of Newcastle has
i du; 7o Communs, of little use as now managed, which might be
ytzaed dnto (heep-walks, where 2 very great quantity of wool
" ¥ould be prodiced, and this when manufactured, would
yield aa annuval profit exceeding belief: Hete also theﬁpo_or,
. ad orphan'childrest even in early days, inflead of fuffeting
. ant,"or bifrdening the community, might be employed with
. fteat advantage both to the Public and themselves.. The g«)a.d
People of that town, who have this Golden Fletce in their
* Power, should immediately confider the vast importance of
adopting {6 ptofitable and benign a plan. :
1 7Borin orderto give weight to such an attempt, it fhontd
thave the coundénanee and encouragement of authority to fix
(thewages forworking, the price of the ’oods when finithed,
4o give ali-fiviap encouragement to those who excel in their
¥agy and o punish the'bad end refradory: Such an attempt,
ithe") bue small) 'would beeomr a great Fa&ory in fame, by
* ithe time it reached the Bridih coasts, and perhaps do as much
asany one scheme that can be formed, to promote our original
Areedom: ‘and if every County would fall into thc.fame tract,
Wt would no doubt incréafe the number of our obliged Friends
i England to millions.
1" There ape friends of liberty and their countty, who know
. Detter that I how such 2 matter may be best condugted, and
:I“‘ Roped that this Hine of so important a scheme will move
. them o action. . There is no want of able men, who would
advance. enough to promote the laudable design, but our
- Dublic gentlemen are so busied with other important affairs,
they happen not to think of this; and when tl}c P"'P"_fal
- ®mes from an obscure hand, it is too haﬁi‘\yvdudgcih“;‘;y
& M ing, and dismissed as a trifling whim : at 1s there
¥ w:ofcd 15, that the matter be %aiﬂy cnnﬁdgrcd and trial
- Wide, and erhaps it may be found to produce great advan
" tages, "hidg is the more likely, as the trading WOf‘d, for
.'}‘WW thousands of years, are experienced witnefles f(‘)r it; and
- B .the names of those, who fift promote the- noble design
"")‘TC,‘WHI be transmitted with honour to posterity, and the
Wore 4@ for being done at a time when the knife lay at the
¢ theoat of our liberty and property. ' Bt
& b:, B-edThc Gentlemen, ‘who wo;):klf prom::’c‘::ul:i cm::
. eßtioned Fadlory, may hear of a Person, w,
'5 dutir, in qualityyof a lglznagcr, for them: He can be well
- Ymmended for his abilities and hopefty, and one known,
by APplying to the Rev. Mr. James DAviDson, near the
Callege, Philadelphia. 4 :
o . S
f"&'"iﬂ!f Meeting of the Committees of the [everal Counties of
* 1B Provinge of New-[etfey, ar New-Brunswick, on Thurs
,6 'lm‘ al/t day of July, 1774, and continned to the Saturday
Y ng.
- PRESENT SEVENTY-TWO MEMBERS.
. STEPHEN CRANE Chairman!
iT H E Committees taking into their serious consideration
O d':E‘ei’ous and deftru@ive nature of sundry Ads of
.‘,B'i'tiﬂ\ Parliament, with respect to the fund.a'me.m:tl Li-
Tties of the Amcrican Colonies, conceiveit their md‘:qunf
o X lc;ter. wis prcfet:ted to the Chai’rm'ax‘x, éire&e& to the
Gentlemen %thc Committee, at Mr. Doran’s, signed Isaac
| ygeowr, Henry Remfen, jobn Moore, John Jay, whereby those
. Gentlemen declined serving in the Committee ; suggesting,
~ among other things, a supposed irregularity in their appoint
~ment; and all the other members of the Committee (except
~ 'Mr. Duane, who is absent from the city) being present, they
- prepared a number of RESQLVES, for the.confideration of
. their felbw-c;tnzes. : ohis :
'+ Dedered. That the Resolves and Proceedings be immediatel
(_,ublifh(d‘ for the consideration of the inhabgitants of this ci:y{
- and that they be requested, and they are accordingly hereby
-requested to gonvene themielves ar the City-Hall of this city,
' on Monday next, the 25th day of this inflant at 13 o’c!ocl;
~ inthe forenoon, to receive the renort of the said Committee,
;g.g‘_‘PHILADEL'PHIA.'
J/r 3 M OETETY il
~ /The House taking into their most serious consideration, the
é; - unfortunate differcaces which have long subsisted between
' GREAT-BRITAIN and the AMERicAN Cowronrrs, and
%ﬁ - which have been greatly encreafed b the operation and
5‘ effecs of divers lire Acts of the Britil{\ Parliament,
. Resolved unanimously, That there }s an absolute neceflity, that
‘2 Congress of Deputies from the fevera) Colonies be held as
soon as conveniently may be to consult together upon the
?‘S:,Y efent unhappy state of the Colenies, and to form and adopt
. s Pu_n for the purposes of obtaining a redress of American
i!\, grievances, afccrtammg American rights upon the most solid
' constitutional pringiples, and for establishing that unjon ahd
f‘glmmony between Great-Britain and the Colonies, which js
indifpenfibly necefary to the welfare and happiness of both,
—~Therefore, ’
v Resolved unanimonfly, That the Hon. Joserw GArLroway,
iy Speaker, " SAMUEL RHOADS, THomas MiFFrLIN,
hf,@ggg‘s HuMrHREYS, Joun MorTON, GEORGE Ross,
wand Epwarp Bioore, Esquires, be, and they are hereby ap
\ pointed a Committee, on the part of this province, for the pur
| wpofes aforefaid ; & that they, or any four of them, domeet such
. Cowimittees or Delegates from the other Colonies as have
%Mn-or may be appointed, either by their refpetive Houses
- of Representatives, or by Convention, or by the Provincial
.. or Coldny Committees, at such time and place as shall be ge
+/merdily agreed on by.fuch Committees; and that the Speaker
of this House be directed, in a letter to the Speakers of the
il Hotrfes 'of Representatives of the other Colonies, to inform
snthem of these 'Refolves, .
~_ General Gage’s proclamation, inserted in the Boston News
f Papers, faviting ““ ArL” those Soldiers, who have deserted
- drom the army lately arrived there, to return to their regi
_ méntsy ¢onfirms“the accounts, which are daily ieceived, of
* shetgeneral difa Fedion of the Soldiers, and of their unwil
. Jingnefs 1o be Ciriployed in destroying the liberties and shed. |
% fdingthb blood of their American Fellow Subje¢ts. ; :
wonßinceour Jilt areived here and at Neweaftle the show Char
lotteyCdps Gaftney, from Waterford, with 110 passengers,
A & hefitipHope, Cape, M*Clenechan, from Newry, with2zo.
v -The Resolves of the Inhabitants of Kent county, on Dela~
. ware, came to hand too late for this, but shall be in our next
iispapes, 1+ 2N wny . 2rol % .
%1 \ 2 Ty
g R _Xia.ima; their open O ORI Al
g b b otoniet 1o o, Againf thers, and to
Receflary ‘meafures, . for obtainin Pprofecuting ail Jegal and -
. TMC{°‘°’~dem,:m . Ir,.gbtﬁllnxng ‘their fPCCdy,;Jcpc:a] g
and resolutions, Wy agree in the following sentiments
1. We think it neceflary -to b 0 L R
of 3. Ve think it neceMary 1o declare, that- e iabalitants
.A’licix‘: ‘:{oymce (and we .a'r{- conﬁdl’;?’ t;‘b#‘Qb&Mhabxtants,
T neral) arve, and ever ha Y e R
f:&ﬂ}f:’\l 6-I@&')}'"?6 his Majesty ‘llici,u;e é:ﬁl% am:h ki
fak friends'to the revoluri SEARSE dhe [hid;
test all thou %t's" € revolution settlement 5 and = 5
telt all tho, o nent 5 and that th -
+ Britain : 'Acgco'rdi‘lfg?; l\x;?cc P ';nde-"cc on the Crown otf grc(:ct
lemn manner, recognize 0, in the most sincere and so-
GEoßrg T, recognize and acknowledge ‘his Mas =
5 th:a 'the 'é'hlrd, to be our lawful an%ic "hi,s fM]ajeﬂy King
4] » under his royal on 1o N POSGIRIED
rights and privil royal protection in our fund Sl
and allcgiagcc.l €gcs, we awe, and will render all d:x?;:i?}:
2. We think ourfel
Our excellent conﬂi:n‘tcs warranted, from the principles
B " ion, to ass pift. o
ritith Parliament, (in which we Eorion e oulut of the
Presented,) to. make Taws which shall ba hingrn, b€ I
King's American subjects « in all st suheyomn 8, 07 (he
::cula.ﬂ‘y forimpofing taxes for da) cases whatsoever,” and par
l'}lﬁ In America, is \mconﬂitutii)pulrp()fe IR SRUITE o dpvee
b ch wc,think ourfeives bound % da“d Wpncir i And
obe poflerity, by dll conßitutional means, o e s 2
Oppofe{p F 1% Onal means 1a our power to
3. We think the fev ' ;
shutting up the port of B:&;L ’."‘_“’l A'&;;_of.?arliameﬂt;_ for
: of the Province of the Maﬂ'acl;uf t?‘%, ing the charter rights
supposed offenders to be sent for':""slßay i (iigcting
~ to Great-Britaiti :—The fendin bvr" to other Colonies, or
1y t.l_lc fame intoe et and the%eb er ;;n armed force, to car
of innocent and o a]'ihhabitam‘sy :c PRRRIARE Siae(ands
are not only fuchr({vc iy A hﬁddn% P(:lvefty and distress ;
‘jd.t,v s Atherican fubjedts. but alfy e urcv' rights of his Ma:
principles of humanity and justice : grlunt ARSI 21
violent in themselves, and {o trul e hefe proceedings, so
lonies, (many of which are e y“a APy e DS -
vengeance) render it the indifpfnugbly ;xpofeq i D geefal
unite in the most proper measures b ,g'y of all, heartily to
opprefied éountrymen. pow fulfe] procure redress for their
and for the re-cftablithment of :E'Gm the common cause §
Amcm’;’ X g pcrmdnen:efo%zt:gl:i;noml rights of
4. Toeffect this im 4
eligible method is, to agggi:"‘tapurpofe! we conceive the most
fioners of the respective Coloni SRS AR g
murtually to pledge each to the ::'RWhho ! .bc SHpowercd
faith of their constituent Colonjes "ﬁt e] publ _hopour pnd
adhm];(}t;lc determinations of the C(rvr:chf:nd eI W
5. Resolved, That the grateful :
blody:_;gre due to the noble agm:;ll :vt;lrltha;}(’;‘z-::fdgfmcms [OF this |
.a jL.l}ic;Eyln the Britifth Senate, for their lasu?i g?nﬁlmtmn
avert WI?, fthcy beheld impending over a‘muc;:;ﬁ"orts tg |
‘ “and.in | ; injured |
AT Amcrica.upport of the juftrights of the King’s sub- -
6. Refulved, That Famds Kinfey,' William Living so
flﬁ‘ Hart, Stephen Crtmz and R?lc’;yfr]d’ Sz;fgan;r?ml:zgﬁon, ke
hall attend, be the Delegates to 'CP'Cfcn’ th,ucP of them as
the general continental Congress, to b h‘t e oi o
Philadelphia, on or.about the ﬁr/I’ da ;£ He il Clg.
meet, consult, and advise, with thcyDg S HEEEIO
Coloptes, sud to determing ipon all fucl?um(; from the other
measures, as may be judged most ex .ediJ_Prufcnt and lawful
immediately and unitedly to ado t'p' o fuels Lkuicy
Gst a 0 upprefled Pedple.”nd the [r)c;ir‘cl}so;?cr to obrain relief
diidos. , v & our general griev
7. R¢filved, That we do ear
] . oh A rneft!
non-impottation, and a non 'conﬁfm )'ti;:commgnd A srumsl
entered into at such time, and regu‘.frcfi inatgrcﬁmcm; sy
to the Congress shall appear most advifeable ulch dmanner, .
& Lastly, Resolved, That itappears to us t 6 ho dih sac
bent upon the good people ot this Province, to ﬂ‘y d;ncum
immediate relief to the many fuffering i h b'a rd, some
town of Boston: Therefore, the fcvcralg (;n Ly
do now engage to set on foot, and promote (c):g?liyé’t(i:: .
out delay, cither by fubferiptions or otherwise thm’u T;t.}”
tlfeu' rg{peét'lvc Counties ; and that they will r mi ":; o
nies ariling from such fubferiptions, or a;ly Othcrcl'::n ; gt:mo
tßh:f; may be voluxlx,tgrily made by their inhaﬁitantsncci‘:h;gn:(;
on, or into the hands of James Neilic he i
Willidih Ouke, 'Akiahain Hydl el Eomer Ifoas oap
| : , Al unt, Samuel Tucker, If ith
Grant Gibbon, Thomas Sinnic!’:f ‘ s s e
o S % 3 d ]Ohn C h
we do hereby appoint our Co i iedet P T
; | - tee, for forwarding ¢
fame to Boston, in such wa andmm“ ; jerding (e
vised will best answer the ‘b):;ncv MAShaKas Sy 4y be 2d
' ‘ olent purpose designed.
Signed by Order, JoNATH OD, &not Lk
ed ! AN D. § rh.
mi’tlf;é ;?l(l;)bme G;ﬁtlem«:n are fppoint:t; 1586:“'3}“:1‘85!“-
:Vilb‘am Peartree l:“S‘mitb, :fcob: rngtcuiro?ivl‘lll./zito(f)gt::nw-}?clfafeylg—
rrefpondence fi ince '
inot, Lewis Ogden, Fofeph Rig b Bordes, Robert Ficld,
: v FY iggs, Fofeph Borden, Robert Ficld
g;z;aﬁ;{ Cz:'rjan, Isaac Smttlf,ﬂ,?plmud Tucker, and Abrabam Hunt,
2 : ield,
Extraft of a Letter from Watt‘rfor"d I ’ ;
% : reland, M ;
e Th_qg’ort Surveyorsoffice, at,cht'ord, if'zr :l:ctg’ca!tygf
r. Smith, was given to an ignorant Farmer from the Ifie of
Bute; but that office beconiing vacant shortly after in Drog
heda, and producing more Silla, he was immediately tranﬂa%—
ed. This shews how our Northern Neighbours lich for our lit
tle posts of Profit, and that Lord Bute has made a Scrubbi
Pojt of ourdLord Licatenant,” - ™
. On Sunday daft departed this life, in the 30th i
age, Mr. ROB*RT GLENN, Merchant, ogf thizcc?tr'yqfal:x";
on l\/ll)ond?y his cordpfc was decently interred at the Pre;byte
refpe@able inhabitants. VPI APO 19, Fas SO
rian burying-ground, on Seciety Hill
Let it fuffice to fay, without exaggeration or f]
his character nceded not the formf:,rg, and his pr?v;i:':y’fegxftc:
. 2 t
ments despised the latter) he was a man, whose general be
haviour evidenced a candour of heart, a benevolence of tem
per, ~and an openefs of foul, which worthy qualities endeared
hm_x in a particular manner to society, of which he was a ufe
ful and watm member to his friends and acquaintances, as
was amply manifelted by an unfeigned grief, teftified on so
nielancholy an occasion. The character of a Merchant he
supported with the integrity of the Plain Dealer; being an ho=
ncft man more throngh native principles of honeur and ju
tice, than a mechanic conformity to custom and convenience
Theifincerity of'his'fricndﬂxip was ever proved in the who!e.
course of his a@iops, being one continued series of good-na
ture and beneficence. Unbiafled by sinister views, or felfith
matives, he conferred obligations and concealed them: His
hfmd was ever open to the diftrefles of the needy,—for huma
nity was_his cardinal virtue: He was rather credulous than
designing, and his impertections were more the result of want
of thought, than evil intentions, or a vicious habit of mind;
yet never so great as to militate with the charatter of 2 Gen
tleman, which he ever supported.—
The path of life with honour he began,
And as he liv'd, be died—an honejt Man. .
8 Cultom-Houfe, Philadelpha, Eatered Tln.
Brig Molly, J. Mullet from St. Kitts. Brig Charlotte, S.
Carson from Lisbon. Schooner Polly, C. Babbidge trom
Hispaniola. Schooner Polly, R. Ink{gn from St. Vincent.
sloop Quaker, B. Tucker irom Hispaniola. Sloop Dove, J.
Beach from St. Euftatia. Sloop Betsy, S. Williams from His
paniola. ting Sufagnab, W. Nichpls,‘i‘ude'svchooncr, Molly
FIVE POUNDS Reward for taking up an
ungrateful Vic Lain and Tuier.
UN AWAY, from the subscriber, a Servant Man named
R WILLIAM MADDEN, about 26 years of age, born
in Suflex county, but served some of his time at Nox
en-town and forhe at Duck Creek; He is a well made fellow,
about fix feet high, has short black curled hair, his face is
much freckled and has the appearance of a mulatto, his nose
turns up with wide nostrils, his legs are all of a thickness, and’
his shins very rotten. Said Madden was confined in Lancas
ter gaol for the cloaths which he now wears, (by his writing
tome, his difirefs and his honelty prevailed on me to pay the
money, and take him out) viz. a coat of a clarét colour with
gilt buttons, a short green silk jacker, green velveret breeches,
new brown thread stockings, one pair of cotton ditto, and a
cambrick stock; some of the things he stole belonged to the
lodgers in my house, for which I must pay them. Whoever
takes up said servant and secures him, so that his master may
have him again, shall have the above reward and, if brought.
home, reasonable charges paid by geig
Julya;. § . . PHILIP BACKEN, Tavern-keeper. -
TWO DOLLARS Reward.
\'VAS LOST, on Tuesday last, a PUP of the pointet
f breed, about four months oid, well @rown of his age,
and high bred, both his ears brown liver colour, his back
and rump of the famecolour in spots, and *his tail docked
long; he was seen to follow a gentleman on Wednesday last;
who is requested to return him to the fubferiber, if in his
pofieflion. Any person, who will bring said dog to me,
thall receive the above reward with thanks.
_ JOHN HALES. *
N. B. The Pup can be proved by his Sire, being exa&ly
like him. 3w. July 3.
s R RR TR s A .9~ g tiaiitan. ». SR, ¥et
T e ;
A For LIVERPOOL,
cedh el The Ship PENNSYLVANIA PACKET,
‘ LQ'@»M Peter Osborne, Master; .
o t N‘,l\* HAVING great part of her cargo ready
e W oA to go on board, will fail with ail
WSS ey _ convenient expedition. For freight or
RAR paflage apply to JOSHUA FISHER and
SONS, vitald MASTER, July aq. =
e R R e S
THE MANAGERS of the Sotiéty for promoting the cilture
of STL K, hereby give notice to those persons who
have Cocoons to dispose of, that unless they bring them in
to the Fa&ory before the aoth day of August next, they can
not be received this season, as the Reelers will be discharged
zbout that time. 3 w. July 29, 1734.
i ‘ St. George’s, Fuly 11, 1774, *
CAME to the Plantation of MARY ROBINSON, on the
roth day of June last, a large sorrel M AR E, about
fitteen hands high, heavy with sole; she has ncither brand
nor car mark, but a remarkable white tail and main. The
owner is desired to come, prove his property, pay charges,
and take her away, §
" General Pofl-gffice, New-Vork, Fuly 15, 1774.
NOTICE is hereby given, thaty for the further improving
of correspondence, a Ripeßr Wwill set out from Philadels
phia for Baltimorc every Sawurday, on the arrivai of the Post
from New-York, and return to that place on Thurf{day morn«~
ing following. By command of the Dep: Pofi-Maflér Genetal,
3 tv. R. N. COLDEN, 0. Secretary.
.ooSi s e e M e
THIS AFTERNOON, at OnE o’clqck, at
JOHN BAYARD’s VEnDUE-STORE,
Will begin the Sale of a large and ncat Assortment of
MERCvHANDIZ'E,
2 AMONG WHICH ARE, ——
ON E Hhundred pieées of low priced Z dnd yd. wd Irish
Linens; also, Z, yd. wd. and yd. and § Cottom Checks,
Cotton_ Hollands, Iril}x and French Cdmbricks & Lawns, &c.
. Gity of Philadelphia, July 3, 5374,
' TN ASSIZE .or BRE A, D.
FiNE FLOUR at Twenty-une Shillings and Six pence per Ct.
MIDDLINGS at 18/6. to 19/ per Ct. ;
i RY £at Eleven Shillings and Six-pence per Ct. -
White Bread. 1o 3 | Middl. do. 1% 3 |Ryedo. 16 3
Id. loafis o %3| Id. loafis o 32| id.loafis o 10}
2d. ditto, o 131} id. ditts, o 14| 2d. ditto, 1 44
4d. ditto, 1 sokl 4d. ditto, 1 r3i| 4d. ditto, 2 9
8d ditto, . 3 5 | Bd. ditto, 3'lr | Bd.ditto, § 2
12d. ditto, 4 r153]12d. ditto, § 8%]12d. ditto, glx
JUST ARRIVED from Newry; in the ship Hope, Robert
M-Clenechan, Master, a few -
REDEMPIIONERS anp SEXVANTS,
. MEN, WOMEN and BOYS, -
Whose Times of Servitude are to be disposed of by BLAIR
.MCLENECHAN, or the MASTER on board the thip off
Market-firect wharf; - July 25.
M
- and Faney, J. Cox from Monlferrat. ‘_Sbir Rebecea, L. Al:
bro from Barcelona. Brig Nancy, J. Taylor from Barbados.
" Brig Addison, T. Candell from Cadiz. Schooner York, W.
- Carlifle from St. Evftatia, Schooner Three Brothers, A. Mills,
- and Schooner Sally, J. White from North-Carolina; Sloop *
Potomack, G. Reowe from Maryland. | Btig ' Rebécca, %
Shields from Newfoundiand. Ship Minerva, C. Lindsay from
New-Castle on Delawate. Ship Rea Gally, G. Roe from Vir
ginia. Sloopr Silly, J. Thompson from New-Providence.
Sloop Lively, A: Lowell from Pifcataqua. Sloop Sally, T.
Alberfon from New-Yaork. Schooner Supply, Z. Jones, and
Sloop Polly, W, Furnell from Pifcataqua. Schooner Two-
Brothers, T. Eflis from New-Providence. Schooner John,
E. Howell from North-Carolina: Schooner Hetty, A. Dyer,
aund Schooner Satly, C. Wood from Georgia. Schooner Pol«
-}y, W. Newtoh from New Providence. Ship Two-Brothers,
R. Adams from Bristol. Brig‘ John, J. Afhmead from Lon
don. Snow Charlotte, 'W. Gafney from Waterford. Brig
Boston Packet,' W. Moith from Liverpool:
Outwards. : _
Sloop Ranger, H. M’Cabe for Maryland. Sloop Sally, T.
Alberfon. and Sloop Bentham, J. Rivers for New-York.
Brig Aon, J. Forster for Dominica, Brig Nancy, J. Tayler
for Barbados. - Brig Molly, J. Mullet for St. Kitts, ~ Schoonef™:
Supply, Z. Jones for New-England. ‘
: Cleared. :
- Schooner Bonaventute, J. Waterman to Nantucket. Sloop
Friendthip, A. Adderly to New Providence. Schooner Sally,
J. White, and Sloop Prosperous Molly, J. Mann to North+
Carolina. Sloop North Carolina Packet, J. Warden to Ja=-
maica. Brig Polly, J. M’Caddon to Tortola. Ship London-
Packet, ]J. Cooke to London. Sloop Philadelphia Packet,
J. Freéman to North Carolina. Schoonér Funice, R. Leech
to Salem New-England. Sloop Prosperity, R. French'to Ma
tyland. Brig Susanna, W, Bradford to Rhode-Ifland:
Schooner Thames, J. Leeds to Hispaniola. Brig Jamaica-
Packet, R. Stanfbury to Jamaiea. Brig Rachel; L. Simmons -
to Lafbon. X