The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-08-06 00:00:00, page 3

PHILADELPHIA, %) , 7 .
EXtraß of a letter, dated Nro York,',ul, 21,
T7^l°
.< fhis irft nt the Murcurv packet is arrived,
an d Admiral Digby has sent m^ at affurar.ee that
ghe definitive ere rty is in his peffe&jn, and shall
be fert to me presently. The day appointed in
England for the evacuation of New-York, was
this very a iff July."
There are other occounts in town which con
firm the ahove, but mention no further p rtcu
hrs. A gentleman who arrived oa Wednesday in
the stage fom New York, which he left on T^f
day at re,, sffures us that he had seen the neof.
papers of that morning, but it rod not contain t^e
Definitive Treaty. He lays it had arrived, but
was not publiihed when he came away.
(F om the Filhkill Paper, M'y 29)
A Cautionary CARD.
THE persevering whigs in the state rs New-
York, ate desired to be vey careful how
th'.y proceed agairft the tories, or perlons who
have been with the enemy during the war; as they
pay depend on being feverel/ han led if they
take the least irregular Pep with tbefe worthy cha
friers ;—for you muff know, that many of them
have brothers and friends here who'know them to
be perfectly innocent: besides, numbers cf them
are puffed of a certain fpecific, which if pre erited
to your vifuai faculties, will clarify them so f&r,
that you will begin to perceive there is no fault
in them ; —tut when they apply this golden reme
dy to the palm of the hand, and you close your
fingers upon it, it elearifes vou to such a degree,
th,t all the graft particles of prejudice that have
ten collecting in your hearts during the course f
the war, fly off in a tangent, and leave ou in a
state of perUd amity with them, and you can 1 t
recollect that their hands were, diiedly, or iwdi
reltly imbrued in the bleed of your cour.tr.me:. !
It is more than probable the efficacy cf his feffil
will be tried on many great men in ih^ Icgifitive,
judicial, and executive branches of government,
not with adefign to corrupt them ; hut meerlv for
the fake of experiments in natural and m ral phi
loir phy.,
Any gentleman who may have an opportunity of
making observations on this curious phennmen •,
will greatly oblige the public by communicating
them.
IRONICUS.
Foreign Intelligence.
LISBO N, ^l, 29,
An American of diftinaion, who ha^, for feme
time past, resided in this capital, was admitted a
few days free to a private audience cf the Queen,
and had a pretty long c?iferrence with er Ma
jfty. It is assured that the articles of the treaty
of commerce, which is upon he tapis between our
Court and the United States, are nearly agie d
upon; and that it will be conclusively fettled cn
the arrival of a Cemmiffioner from Congress, who
is ft eedily expected in this capital,
LONDON, My
The drift lately kicked up in the Cabinet, ori
giratfd about the disposal of the two Park ard
the Buck Hounds. The Faxites remonfbated,
and I ord North (as he had done ten years bes r,
treated their remenftrnces with contempt The
Butean influx ce prevailed, and the fix thdofeud
a year was divided between Lord S^. wich and
• his son, Lord Hinebinbroke: thus much for the
coalition ; how long are the people to be amused
with the ridiculous icea of a Whig Administra
tion/
heme inftruaiens cn Wedrefdiy paffd the <eal,
which were immediately sent off to the Duke of
Manchester at Versailles; &nd it it said tha f il
powers were given a few days ago, under the great
seal, to Davd Hartly Esq; to conclude a r mmer
cial treaty with the am^affador from the U ited
Sa'es of America at Paris.
May 26. Orders have been issued to the Colo
nels of the different regime.ts which are not al
#eacy disbanded, and which were intended to be
disbanded, to desist from the prosecution of the
measure until further notice.,
NEW-YORK, „ 2Ti
When Capt. Colvill lef Bristol, which was the
37th cf May, it was reported there, tat the De
finitive Treaty between G eat Britain and Ameri
ca was signed, but not publ fh?d in the Gz •e.
Tuesday last the ship John, Capt. Nash, airwed
le?e from Oporto: he informs us, that the Al
perires are again beginning to commit depredati
ons open the Portuguese, as several of the r Cor
ftirs were ciuzing off the Rock of Liibon ; and
.tha & feme (hips of the line, belonging to his P<r
tuyufeMjtfy, were fitting to go in pursuit of the
infidels.
The dicught has been so great for nine month#
pat in the Weft ladies, that not one third of their
usual crops are expelled ; many vessels in conse
quence have gone to Europe not half loaded, a^d
others in ballast.
%^ 2 3° Last Monday arrived here the brig
Lucv, Captain Ven Duerfen, in twelve days from
St. Kitt., bound to Connecticut; from which a
report prevails, Lt the day before he failed, dis
patches we^e received from Barbadoes, with an
account of the Definitive treaty being signed, and
a copy of it received the^e, by Governor Parry,
and that it was brought from England in twenty
two days. In the ?bva vessel came passengers
Samuel Cr oke Esq; with h?s lady and family.
Same d?y arried at Spithetd, his Majesty's
frgdie Men ury, of 28 guns, commanded by Henry
Lewin Stanhope, Esq. 'This ship had been fix
weeks under orders to bring Government's dif
p^hes to their Ex<e levies the General and Ad
mi al, failed the 3d nay< f 7une, and has brought
a ctrfiderabie number of lexers, intended for the
j us and Cycl es men .1 war, whose departure
had uee.. ft p,ed; but th? ,une mail was left for
the usual c nveyance by the p cker. As it had
been generally u^de flood, that the Mercury was
peculiarly appoint'd to carri co ies cf the D fini
tiv Le^y, immediately tfer it was competed,
to he Majefty'sCommiffiohers, at Nea-Yoil, for
mafb g peace, it is conjectured, that this long,
looked for, and ver, inter^fting document, m/y
have been brou ht by the above mentioned vcffcl.
DU BLI N.
At a General Meeting rs the TRUE BLUE LP.
GION, hicen at the Couty Court-House,
Cork, the 25th day of November, 1782,
Caplin SHA W in the Chair.
Refolded uuanimofb That we confider the railing
of Fencible Regiments ^ done with an intent
to bread that unanimity fubfiftirg in the Volun
teo Army, a:d as te ding to create undue influ
ence ; anc that we will nci he^ aid or assist, but
dico, niera ce to the unnott of our power, the
raifi g ot mtn to serve in fail regiments.
Relieved unaaimoufa, 7 hat what has been done
by the 1 a liament^ of Great Brit in a d Ireland,
towards the emancipa icn cf th s country , do s not
appear to us to be Efficient to establish the rights
of Inland, upon a permanent fpu. daemon, nor a
dequate to th decl rations of both Par laments'
a,iu that we are dimly of (pinion, hat noth ng
leri than a renu,cinon on the part of £ gland, cf
al claims, to the Legifhture for Ireland, and an
I ifh Bill if Rights, can ever unite the two nations
in Lose binds of Union and reciprocal Friend
ship, which we moil ar. c nly with may take place
between them,
Refo wed. That these ReGluions be published
in the Dublin and Cork Evening Polls,
Signed by order,
JOHN SHAW, Chairman.
CHARLESTOWN,
August 6<h, 1783.
ON Sunday last arrived in fix days from Phils
delphia, the brigantine Susannah, Captain
Stocker, and schooner Gerard, Capt. Strong, by
Whom we learn, that the quiet and harmony which
had teen interrupted, for feme time past, by a
body of mutinous foiaiers, had been peift&!y
restored.
The Honourable the House of Assembly is now
firing, and amorg other ads, it is thought, one
will pass, imposing a duty of § per cent, on all
imports; agreeable to a recommendation of Con
gress, t the different States, for that purpose.
DEATHS. On the gd instant, in the 63d year
of hir age, Mr. William Banbury, many
years a merchant and citizen of this town; he
was truly an honest man; his )<£ is sincerely la
mented by his numerous acquaintance. At his
plantation at Punpon, Colonel Glover.
PORT NEWS.
Entered inwards
gift. July Brig Crown Point, Chalker, $h Croirt
, Aug. ship Ouderneering, M. D. Mullet Amfter.
2 (chooser Hampton, Lupton, No. Car.
^ Newport, Wiborm, Rhode Iflind
4 =- Guerard, Strong, Philadelphia
Brig Susanna, Stockei, ditto
g Schooner folly. Monfort, No. Carolina
Brig Mary, M'lver Greenock
OUTWARDS.
July gift. Schooner Jenny, Glaffer, No. Car.
Hup 1. Sloop Betsey, Smith, Savannah
s Brigantine Venus, Slade, Philadelphia
. u— St. Anthony, Olivaroz, Bourdeaux
Ship Adventure, Cluggilh, London
Schooner Dandy, Cozzens, St. Augustine
Brig Vayhud, Manson, Amsterdam
4. Schooner Succeft, M'Craig, No. Carolina
Brig Enterprize, Courtland, Jamaica
5 Schooner Carolinas Finley, Havana
Just imported from Philadelphia,
In the Schooner Gerard, Ca: t. Strq G ,
rfad to be fold at the PAIN lAG OFI IvE,
Dilworth's Spelling Books Ch Be field's
Letters abridged—. Thee letter ad rfed
to the Public, on the f Lowing fubje&b; Firff,
The nature of a Foederal Union, and ri er in ts
Sovereignty. Second, The civil ad military
povers—the depute between Ge er 1 G een a d
Governor Guerrard, refptdirg flags of t u<e.
Third, The Public Debt— The ill f Confederal
tion^a remedy fug, efted— he five per ce im
post considered and recon m? ded. ^ e.
An Essay on Trade and Finance.
nro be Sold at Public Sh on Thurs ay he
A .7th inlE bi fore the Excharge. Two va
luable Slaves, viz. Ore fe lows, and one w,n # h,
being late the property cf Robert Smith, and fcld
under execution by
DANIEL STEVENS, Shff.
^g^ z , 1783.
TO BE SOLD
by private Contrast.
a vacant Lot on the No th tide of Dvdebtft
Alley, containing in Breadth on laid alu,
36 Feet, and in Depth 136 Feet.
For particulars cuq ire of
c harles lining.
No. 10. F/:e a ftert
MR^. TIMOI HY rtquetifc.be avou of thole
Gentlemen, who know themteivec to be indent
la 10 the late Mr. Timothy, to difeharge their ar
rears to the belt of their knowledge and recoll+diion,
in ^hich they may be ^flifted by the ex miration of
their Receipts. She thinks thby tan heed nr felicita
tion, or require to be farther reminded, as she is de
prived of the mean, of a regular application by mif*
fortune of her Books &c. being burnt#
Cbarleflo<wn, ,wy tz^b, 1783.
PURSUANT to the last Will and
Teltamenr of Peter T m'thy, late of this
Tewn Esquire deceased: wli be fold y pr^a
contrast; All that v juabH Flantati<ncr ra of
La d containing (50 Acres fi, u ein the F .4tf
Bull Swamp, 2nd the No h Fori ^ fedi? R ver
in Berkley County, b unding to he Sou h Wft
on the laid River, to the South Raft on ^ d
granted to %hn Platt, ard Land laid out to %nn
Amaker, and to the North Weft on vacant Land.
The Plott is in the hands of, ind th? Terms
may be made known by applying to
A, TIMOihY, Executrix.
In the Common pleas.
Powell Hopton, & Co. )
vs , Debt on Attachment-
John Keenan.)
ffHREAES the plantiffs in this
adion, did on the fixt^e- h an of J ly,
indent, fi e t' eir declination in the Office of the
Clerk of this Hon; arable Cou tagrinft John Kee
nan the defendant, who hath no wife ci attorn y,
known to be within this State, on whom a corp
of the said declaration with 2 rule to plead there
to might be served. It is zheref re in pursuance
of the All of Assembly in fu.h case made and pro
vided, Ordered ; that the said defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration cn or before thd
feveuteenth day of July, which wil be in the Year
bfour Lord One Thousand Sever Hundred an^
Eighty Fout, otherwise final and absolute Jadg4
ment will then be given and awarded against hr.
Office of Common Pleas, 7
16th July, 1783.[
W M . MASON, C.C. P.
f O hire by the Month or Ye^r, a.
ver y g o °d ( man ) Cook, two Brick
layers, arid two Carpenters, Enquire
of
William Gibbesj
N. B. lumber for sale at my
lumber yard South bay.
Wanted to purchase, a large parcel
of Ceader and Lightwood pons.