The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-07-16 00:00:00, page 2

IX. That to enable the affocicters to under
take ihe Hutment of the new Rate, the United
States defray the expences cf the march thither,
furnifh the necessary utuntials of husbandry, and
Such live Ruck as shall be irdefyenfioly requisite
for commencing the ^etlcment,- and fabtift
cnce for three years, v : z. cue ration of bread and
meat per dav to each rain woman and child, arid
to every soldier a tuit of cioaths annually: ihe
Cost of these articles to be charged to the accounts
cf arrearages due to the members of the ahocia
tion rtf, actively.
X. That for the security of the state against
the Indians, every officer and soldier go artnud;
the arms to be furnished by the Un.red States,
"and charred to the accounts or arrearages . Am
munition to be supplied the mme way.
XI. That a constitution for the new date be
fanned >y the members of the aflociation previous
to their commencing the feibcment ; two thirds
of the gffociators present at a meeting, duly no
tified for that putpofc, agreeing therein. Toe
total exclusion cf slavery from that Rate to form
zn effectin'! and efrecoverzbic part of the cohdi
turicn.„
XU. That the associators fn aflemblcd agree
cn iuch general Rules, as they in^ii deemyc^ci
far, for the prevention and pundhroentoi Cymes
#nd the preservation of good Order ia the & rn e;
to h^'c the Force of Laws curing the f,acv of
two Ye^r.% orders an affcrcbly of the St Re, form
ed afreet b:v to the Cenuituti m, lhaa fooncr re
peal them „ , „ .
XIII. That the State fa co routed, ba
admitted into the Confederacy or the United
States, and entitled to all the Benefits ci the L-
Dion in common with the other members thereof.
XIV. That at the above me tiered meeting
of the Associators, Delegates be chol?n to repre
sent them in the Congress of the United States,
to take their Scats as Toon as the.newSue Hull
be creeled.
XV Th:t the Associators, having borne to
gethc. as Brethren the Dmy rs an.: CAamtie[ of
v^r _r.d filing that mutual Frondfhip, which
I^, qorfta^e and .cmmqn cunu ngs g^e
':'; ";t 'r; , rifo the OC"IGU3 bicfatc cf
r : , j r yhw ^n be^dy ^.d
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rr, • '. '.?vn.fc fettled there,
<.h.kreXbe
,^r P ant^tion^, or
h, .Or 'the sis twenty
, : ^h't such dtfbtvtc or derided Fa
:, ,f:x,l relieve fhii.li roohe Atas 9s, jjre
th (heir f^a r^foabic Exurricns, '^ > <ms n
i,?'r iffm in a meaner fu^abie tothe cordite nos
the th^ds cf them; es ccia'ly, thnthe Ch d s en
v^e^ grown up mv bem afoutog with other
CXf^n, • -hjfo patents t the original Format -
<.^ o' th^ Srite were in fimiAr CifCumk & }3
tith these cf tie i^mcr.
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Ofo INTELLIGENCE R.
To all whom it may Concern.
^^/ H EREA S, the Cemm^er in Chiefof,
)'V his Britannic Majefl/'s Ftices by Sea and
land, have Chis dry received information fiem
"iGuurt de Damas, Governour General of the
French Islands, that his Excellency has received
Orders from his Court to open the Ports of the
]tUrc T of GRENADA, ST. VINCENT, DO
FUNIQUU St. CHRISTOPHERS, NEVIS,
& MON TSERRAT, for h' Brtifh Trade; and
to admit into the Ports vfTobago, British Vessels to
tire rmaunt of^oo tons, dating thii present year*
only, the whole paying the uccuftomed Duties : la
crnfeqceuecof which his Britannic Majetty's Com
menders in Ch'efhve issued their Orders to al
mit into the Ports cf St. LUCIA, all French Tra
cer.?, on the faro^ternv.
Givna at B^hadeei, this yfl day rs May, i/3,
Sy Command 1
IL Legacy, Sec'ry. J
(dgUfd ) 1
R.\NUGHES, E. MATHEW.
LON DON, April 12.1783.
T?CR Ale hv Auction, at the Great Room St. Jameda
Sneer, the entire deck in trade of a Warlike
Nation, j^fl^fl pfflu/rnf.,
One huffed ^d tweedy tncufand wen, very little the
worse for u/e, and warranted as brave as at the firft mo,
ment—To he had Fog, cheap.
Sev;r:.l thovond offices fe^rds, very fit .or Hyde
Pak, the pLy,operas, &-. muff oi them having never
been ofca e/fw/er^— They are e e^antiy ornamented,
and net a ipeck efinft to be difeevered, which which
h 4^ more'remarkable, as many cf them were never
c^f^ffaatb. ,
Suveiaohoufend mii'ery cocked tai; of: mild and
inch naive nature, and Such as retain not ary veftage of
the hntll cf gun powder——Perfumers will find iheir
interest in putting their noses to them.
An hundred barrels <A gun, cruder, very fit for rejoic
ing days, as it was never known to do much executi
on.
A large quantity of cannon cf all forts and sizes;
the b^re^ me very large. NS. Thdfe who purchase
the eannon may have the Loyalists gratis
^verol ton, of hair ponder, intended for fo
reign f%vlce, and new lying at Portsmouth.
Some thousand canton bails, wiih which India
Governo,s may play at marbles.
Several schemes of contrasts, very proper to bil^
any Government.
I<UQ tbjufadfcalp taken from American heads
—very pr per as troybies !
Six red-ribbons in.ended for brave officers, But
zeier used. N. B. They may be dyed for the
Irish order of Knighthood.
A large cargo of minifterolabufe, which, for the
convenience of purchasers, will be divided itito
Let 1 Cenfifts of abuse aga'nft Mr. Fax, mark
ed on the top Reynard, the ex minifer, the war cf
,n —-wiih twenty.feven proois, that he can rebher'
speak, aft, or thick icaGnably on any fubjeft but
the pips of the cards.
Lot 2. Abuse sg^inft Mr. Berfe, marked on *he
top Mr O/emm,-- conlifting of a collection of the
names of childrens books, &c. and ievente^n ar
guments, tending tuprove that Mr. Burke is no
great tbing.
.A very ,arg3 cargo of Offefoion Abuse; whith,
LG the other, may be divided into lots.
Lrt, t. Agintt Lotd Shelburn, marked on the
to, Maiagrida, but as this cargo will not bear to
be examined, the purchaser must have it as it is.
Lot 2. Against the Jaft Mitift y, maked on
the topmvaL kicked, and unw/e; among ether
a,ticles,ar —bloody mar—danndble fleets—fcandahu
*%kfl —rotten/bifes—fecrtf junto, fee &c This I cl
is intended for keeping and has lasted full- ten
years without the lead a teraTen or diminution.
If ever an event defe^ved a laftieg monument, it is
douhtlefs-tiist of the American war, and die acknow.
Judgment cf their Independence, ^hich followed it.
In confcqucnce of this, Dr. Franklin has ffrnck a me
dal relatively these events. It represents Hercules in
his cradle, 'ftrahgli/g two serpents; a leopard; am zed
abhii ttrenghtt is ready tofru upon him ; he is repuls
ed by France, who, under the figure cf Minerva, turns
iter shield, on which.are three fears de lie, towards him
At bottom are the years 1777 and 17% epochs of the
cfepuulztians of the armies of Burgoyr e and Cornwd
bs, represented by the two serpents. On the other fide
is Liberty, emblematical, 'pourtrayed by a fine woman;'
and in the exergue, bibe-tat Ame ^ara.
April 19.
Arrive letter from a Trench officer in India
to his friend in Paris has been fentcv<r
here. It represents the attack upon Col.
Brathwaites army as the molt bloody during the
war. Tippo Saib, Hyder's son, Having by forced
marches wnh 20,000 med, entered t. r e country,
where Cgl. Brathwaite was polled; that officer found
himfelf surrounded, when he little expected an at
tT:k. However he dipl&yed great coolness and pre
sence of mind. He threw his troops into a hollow
square, with 13 field pieces interspersed throughout:
ns fronts, and his squadron of cavalry, which con
fided only of about zyd, he drew up in the center.
In (his dilpofiuon his -men (attained a heavy canon
ade with the greater firmnefs. The enemy's faval
ry then auvanced Several rimes to the charge ; but
the close and quick fee, of the British mulquetry and
field pieces, threw them into disorder; and the ca
valry Allying forth from the center did great execu
tion, and then returned to their former Nation. This
was repealed several rrrces with considerable success.
Mons. Laky, the French general, at lai tperceiving
that thq India cavalry could net be brought to ride
over the Britiih infantry, advanced himfelf at the
head of 400 Europeans, intermixed with a great
',™.' er °' 7"" e troops, and Hanked with a cavalry-#
With this force formed in a column, he bent his at
tack against Col. Brathwaite's weakest front, whilst
the others were threatened with large bodies of horse
ready to come down upon them ; a heavy fire of ar
tiltery being kept up at the fame time. The French
advanced with nayonets fixed ; the Sepoys worn cue
wita a long action, were unable to withstand the
charge. 1 heir ranks were broke, Tippo Saib's ca
vary poured in, and a dreadful carnage ensued. Mons.
Lally did all that man could do to save thevanquifh
ed. He is laid to have cut down five men with bis
own hand, because he could net retrain their bar
barous fury.
',' e " ea 'Y with Holland is nearly elofed; and
Sir jofeph York has received orders to hold himfelf
in readtnefs, to return to his former situation at the
Hague.
April 22. The lad bad news from America is the
account of the “ desertion of the Hessians.” Great-
Britain is engaged by treaty to return such of the.
Hessians as may escape the ravages of war, or to pay
a specified sum to the Prince of Ileffe so; every man
not so returned ; and gol. a man is the least that
England will have to pay.
It is laid that Plenipotentiaries from all the Pow
ers of Europe are expected at Paris to prefix nt th
'°™°,^ °' a Code or Commerce or rather a Treats
Of Universal Peace.'
fa. ''^'¥^l;
he is charged
Court. —
On Sunday there was a serious difobance at Mr
Huis new chapel in the nefr road, Blackfriars, the
c rcumftances o f which was as follows ^During the
est femce, Mr . Percy being about the m id^
a ^ ' i(?u ' bed the co w e g at L
" e ga'ierfes were falling, which
N^,TCl°?*^^'^^:
Ito U: b " n ^ """^ dCTm > w bicb ^de
ya a node that the confafion of the people who
Id ^^ if"' "f 10 be defers
b^ H ''°" d °° rs werc °P en -^ h ^
a ^° P " to cfc 'P e . Lippofing the
on^ro^ Ambling, ^ t hty P f e r ove ,
lady ' ^ft^ variety o f accidents. A
chifdren'u " her ^ sa " d her a ^ broke. Two
cr ^ ed t 0 dea " An ir)fant in arms
t&~ 'a'""• ^ f ° ^"^ OUt '" s mo
pkTs h^°N'^ his th ^ b br °^ in
bruised ' ''' " am P' e - I T OTI - Many were
of torn " manner Locking to relate. Such a Irene
Pocket '"""" " s har ' ly ever been exhibited.
<^Q? 5d the thieves aC<)nl i.
CHARLES TOWN:
Extern,„el% mrote 1, a r^ ~ ~,
R '°° "''' 'bunkers harm! fs p[ av -
Phy God commands, thy God direds their
„ way;
^''"N'N^ ^^ lightning flies,
T '° y ?° rtlon ' it ^all rest fecuxe,
And to Eternal Age; fi a ll endure.
Re-Agnation by the above- mention
. Cd Young Lady,
I'" cen ^ r * or ' a ^v^d ft
J r lvc been buff'd with Phoebes bright,
Hr, rale Zephyrs ever or the win,"'"
wif* *r% ^ ^^ ^
S!drt "41^ "1 k " ^^
riff' e "."''' " 4 " 3th = f ^
nri,^ „Unity fan,, or &.&„'roll
and Graphs golden har, ernßov
In off ryife, and % of hca^foy;
Bunk?: by Gratieus Heaven I am confin'd. '"
To climes lef# happy, and aft left kind; °'
() let rae nT j ^dore th' AlmighTf/4 name
From whom both seed and. Nverfe figure came
^^""Etil w ae meant, "
A buffing by eternal Wiflom sent,
To wean m^ from thi, Earth, and 'make me fly,
In search of Happynefs, beyond the Sky:
O let me then prepare to meet my doom,
And lay m body j n the peaceful toms,
Where my frie'd fonl, sh ,11 take a ready fl ght,
And dwell in regions of eternal Light
Before the throne of Grace, it, Homar'e pav
And join with Angels in the Glorious Lay'.'
* Tbet part ofi eland mhere the' r^g Lady
<was Lorne, j
ON Tuesday the 22nd Instant pre
cutly at tz o'clock, will be fold at our Stere, at the
corner of Broadftreet on the B^y.
An elegantlight Phaeton with harness, materials,
and Woir.manfhip warranted—.-.a Caravan or Family
Waggon, very light and runs easy.
.^wo pair of handfeme well matched bay Geldings
in high Order, well broke and warranted good. A pair
of Strong black Geldings able and good.
Ihe unexpired Lease ( 27 Years with right of re
newal ) cf he old Parsonage House and Lot, situate
in St. Philipftreet.
A likely Family of young Negroes—the Hvfhand
understands breaking and managing Horses and ridee
well-—dresses Hair and is as complete a House Servant
as any in the State; —His Wife, a good House Ser
vant, very attentive adn careful about Children; their
Female Child 1^ Months Old-——their behavior when
the British were m the State, is the reason, and the sole
.reason of their being Sold,
The Condition Credit for twe or three Years, and
longer for file House and Lot——giving Bond with
approved security for payment of Principle and Interest
—A& of Adembly for felling House and Lot, copy
of Lease and Terms of Renewal, may be feeu in the
bands of
SAMUEL PRIOLEAU ,ut>r. & Co,
j^ys^^