Essequebo and Demerary Royal Gazette 1807 November 28

 
Saturday, November 28th, 1807.

New Negroes. [heading]
The Subscribers beg leave to acquaint such of their Friends as Commissioned them to Import Negroes under their Licences, that they have received the Cargo of the Ship Mary Ann, Capt. Kendall, consisting of
Two Hundred Prime Young Windward Coast Slaves.
which will be ready for delivery on Wednesday the 2d December, at their store in Cumingsburg.
Wm. Heathcote.
Nov. 28th. Jno. Shipley.

For New York. [heading]
The British Schooner Active, Captain Ferguson, will sail about the 15th of next Month. For Freight or Passage apply to
William Tremain,
at Mr. Younghusband's.
Who has for Sale,
A few Barrels Tar and Pitch,
and 3000 Red Oak Staves. -
(for Coffee or Sugar)
Stabroek, 28th November 1807.
N.B. The Active being a British Vessel will have Permission to proceed to Halifax, in case of hostilities between Great Britain and the United States.

The Subscriber has For Sale on reasonable terms: -
Hyson tea, refined sugar, black pepper, pickled and spiced salmon, pickled tongues, cheese, rasberry and cherry brandy, pickles, sauces, capers, mustard, white wine and tarragon vinegar, saddles, plated b[illegible] and bradoon bridles, snaffle and single curb do., chaise and twig whips, a Ladys' and Gentlemans' solid mahogany dressing stand with conveniences, dressing glasses, a four feet bedstead, mahogany feet posts, with fine chintz furniture, mattress, bolsters and pillows, white and green ivory and black horn-handled knives and forks with deserts and carvers, large and small brass cocks with loose keys, shot, gun powder, best quart and pint decanters, cut-glass salts, shades, wine glasses, tumblers and goblets assorted, rummers & covers, basons, breakfast cups and saucers, earthen ware, inverness cotton and coffee bagging, oznaburgs, salempores, dowlas, lined and unlined negro jackets, check and duck shirts, worsted caps, canvas, Irish linens, checks, ginghams, nankeens, printed calicoes, diced cambric muslin, chequered shawls, trowsers, dimity and black silk waistcoats, flannel underwaistcoats and jackets, broad cloth coatees, umbrellas, silk and beaver hats, jockey and Hessian boots, shoes, imperial and dark blue corbean, brown and olive broad cloth, cordage from 9 threads to 2 1/2 inches, fishing lines, sewing and seine twine, mold and spermaceti candles, castile and brown soap, starch, paint oil, green, blue, white, yellow, venetian and black paint, paint brushes, nails from 4 to 30dy, iron pots, grid irons, Coopers' nails, cross cut saws, chamber door locks, stock and pad locks, shutter and door bolts and hinges, ship scrapers, buck axes, cutlasses, hoes, shovels, eau d'acquebuscade, rose, honey and lavender water, tooth powder and brushes, combs, dressing cases, silk braces, proof vials, soap, pomatum, clothes brushes, &c.
James Robertson.
New Town, 28th Novr. 1807.

Imported in the Ship Duke of Kent, James Dougal Master, and for Sale by the Subscribers: -
Hams, Cheese, Butter, Potatoes, Lyng Fish, Tongues, Pale and Brown Beer in barrels and in bottles, Porter in bottles, three neat light Gigs with Harness, a light Cart with Harness, Nails assorted from 4d to 30dy, Sheet Lead, Negro Hatts, Stationary assorted, Cotton Hammocks, Bricks, and Coffee Tierces.
The Duke of Kent will sail for Clyde the middle Springs in January.
McInroy, Sandbach & McBean.
Demerary, 28th November 1807.

For Sale. [heading]
The Cargo of the Ship Hero, just arrived from Newfoundland, consisting of
Excellent Cod Fish,
in Casks of 4, 6, and 8 Quintals, which will be Sold on moderate terms, for Payment in Cotton or Coffee.
W. Roach.
South-Street, Bridge-Town,
28th November 1807.

For New York. [heading]
The Brig Phoebe, M. Heming, Master. For Freight or Passage apply to the Master on board, or to
Underwood, Johnson & Co.
Demerary, 28th November 1807.

The Subscriber has just received by the last arrival from London, the following Articles, which he will Sell at reduced Prices,
Viz:
Butter in jars, pickled salmon, hams, ox tongues, cheese, split pease, Scotch and pearl barley, best Brown Stout in bottle and draft, fine Madeira Wine in ditto, real Cogniac Brandy, double destill'd [sic] white wine vinegar, best Irish linen, ladies full dress shoes, plain and embroidered, Gentlemens' boots and shoes, white and green paints, lamp and paint oil, Negroe Clothing of every description, Silk and Beaver Hats, an assortment of all kinds of Perfumery, Cutlery, Stationary, Ironmongery, Haberdashery, and Sadlery, Slops, Checks, Madrass Handkerchiefs, &c. &c.
Edward McSwiney.
Demerary, 28th November 1807.

The Undersigned have received by the Duke of Kent, from Liverpool, a general Assortment of Merchandize, Provisions, &c. Particulars of which will be given in next Paper.
C. & J. Ryan.
Demerary, 28th November 1807.

Notice. [heading]
On Monday the 23d Inst. was taken-up on Plantation Chateau Margo, an Old Long Boat, brought there by three Negro Men who had no Pass; two made their escape towards Stabroek, one was secured and sent to the Barracks.
Demerary, 28th November 1807.

Absented himself without any known cause, a Negro named London, about 5 feet 9 inches, of a yellow cast, well made, talks good English and well known about Stabroek as being Servant to the Subscriber, who will give a Reward of Two Joes to any Person will secure or lodge him in the Barracks. It is supposed he is gone to Berbice.
28th Novb. Rt. Younghusband.

Whereas on the Night between Thursday and Friday last the Store of the Subscribers in New-Town was broke into, and several Pieces of Linen and Cotton Shirting carried off. A Reward of Five Joes is hereby offered to be Paid to any Person who will inform against the offenders, to be Paid on Conviction.
James Lyon & Co.
Stabroek, 28th November 1807.

Secretary's-Office, Demerary. [heading]
Notice is hereby given on the part of the Secretary, that the following Persons intend Quitting this Colony, at the expiration of the following dates, Viz:
Mr. Philip Yates, in 14 days or 3 Weeks, Nov. 28.
Mrs. Ann Wollard, in 14 days, from 20th Novb.
Mr. James Brown, in ditto, from ditto.
Mr. John French, in 14 days, from 2d Novbr.
Mr. John Farrington, in ditto. ditto.
Mr. Robert Wade, in ditto, from the 11th Novb.
Mr. George Gibson, in ditto, from 13th Novbr.
J. C. Stadtman, First Clerk.

By Virtue of a certain appointment dated 14th November 1807, granted by the Honble: Mr. V. A. Heyliger, Acting President of the Honble: Court of Justice of this Colony, are herewith for the first time by Edict Summoned in the name and behalf of C. N. Bollers & John George Bollers, Executors to the Estate of their deceased Mother Anna Maria Hans Widow of M. Bollers deceased, all known and unknown Creditors of the Estates of M. Bollers and Anna Maria Hans deceased, also of their Plantation called Pattensen; to appear before the Honble: Court of Justice at their Session in the Town of Stabroek on the 18th of January 1808, and following days, in order to render their pretentions in due form and lay their claim thereto. Whereas after the expiration of the fourth Summons by Edict will be proceeded against the non appearers to obtain a perpetual silence. Thus Published and Affixed there and where it ought to be.
Rio Demerary, 27th of Nov. 1807.
D. P. Simon, Marshal.
[see transcription for Dec. 5, 1807, where the name of the name of M. Boller's widow (deceased) is corrected]

PUBLIC VENDUES. [heading]

On Thursday the 3d December will be exposed for sale by order of Robert Younghusband Esq. at his house, New-Town, - a large assortment of Dry Goods, Madeira Wine in pipes, hogsheads & quarter casks, shads, herrings, &c.
Nov. 28th. Robert Kingston.

On Friday the 4th Decbr. will be exposed for sale by order of Messrs. McInroy, Sandbach and McBean, at their store, Werk & Rust, - thirty-nine Casks Scale Fish, 50 barrels shads, 50 barrels alewives, Dry Goods, &c.
Nov. 28th. Robert Kingston.

On Tuesday and Wednesday the 8th and 9th Decbr. will be exposed for sale, by order of Messrs. McDonald, Halket & Co. at their store, New-Town, - Candles, soap, paints, paint oil, cordage, twine, hardware, Negro cloathing, ready made cloaths, boots and shoes, Russia sheeting, blankets, flannel, dowlas, Irish linens and sheeting, sadlery, stationary, chints, callicoes, dimitys, checks and stripes, tapes, thread, and a variety of other Goods lately imported.
Nov. 28th. Robert Kingston.

On Friday the 11th Decbr. will be exposed for sale by order of A. De Boer Esq. at the house of L. D'Helliand Esq. - Fifty Hogsheads of Oats, landed from the Brig Trafalgar, John Gibbs master, marked T M K for the benifit [sic] of those concerned, for particulars see the Advertisement of A. De Boer.
Nov. 28th. Robert Kingston.

On Tuesday the 15th of December, at the Ferry on the West side of the River Demerary, by order of Park Benjamin Esq. - Twenty-five head of Creole Cattle, mostly young Cows.
Nov. 28th. Robert Kingston.

On Wednesday the 16th Decbr. will be exposed for sale, by order of Thomas Shute & Co. at their store, New Town, - Beef and pork in barrels and half ditto, butter, Dutch cheese, salmon, barley, pease, candles, soap, tea, loaf sugar, fresh Baltimore flour, tobacco, porter and beer in bottles, oats, tar, cordage, linen checks, green silk umbrellas, mattresses, salempores, brittannias, bed tick, paints, paint oil, Negro clothing, glass ware, tinware, &c.
Nov. 28th. Robert Kingston.

On Thursday the 17th Decbr. will be exposed for sale, at the Vendue Office, by order of Mrs. Elizabeth Mapp, Executrix, and Ths. Atkins Esq. Executor to Thomas Mapp, deceased, - the Lease of half Lot of Land No. [blank], with the Buildings thereon, situated in Robb's Town, front of Pl. Vlissingen, lately occupied by the deceased.
Novb. 28th. Robert Kingston.

On Friday the 18th Decbr. at the Vendue Office, by order of Wm. King Esq. (Payable at three and six months), - Eighty Prime Seasoned Negroes, being the principal part of the Gang of a Sugar Estate, and consisting of Drivers, Sugar-Boilers, Coopers, Carpenters and Field People. [right pointing hand icon] The sale will commence precisely at 10 o'Clock.
Nov. 28th. Robert Kingston.

On Saturday the 19th Decbr. at the Vendue Office, by order of Messrs. A. Cart and Louis DeSaulles, qq. - three Negro Men.
Also, by order of Mr. Ch. De Beausobre, Ten Prime Negroes, viz: eight good shovellers and two women field negroes.
On the same day by order of Mr. W. Mitchell Executor of Leven De Weever deced. - one Negro, household furniture, wearing apparel, several pieces of hard wood, &c.
Also by order of the Executors of H. Mutz deceased, - a Negro man named Sambo.
Nov. 28. Robert Kingston.

On the 21st of December [see 18071017EDRG] . . .
Also on the same day and place, - Thirty-five seasoned Field Negroes, that have been used on a Coffee Plantation, sold for no fault.
Oct. 10. Robert Kingston.

On Tuesday and Wednesday the 22d and 23d December will be Exposed for sale, by order of H. Obermuller Esq. at his store, Stabroek, - A large assortment of Dry Goods, Provisions, Plantation Stores, &c. &c.
Nov. 28th. Robert Kingston.

Op Maandag en Dingsdag, den 30 deezer en 1st December, ten huyze en van weegens de Heer C. H. de Munnick, voorgrond van Pln. Vlissingen, - Een groot assortement Drooge Goederen, Provisien, speceryen, medecynen, verf en oly, spykers, timmer en kuyper gereedschap, yzer en tin werk, zeep en kaarsen, &c.
Nov. 21. Robert Kingston.
[Transcriber's note: this did not appear in the issue for 18071121EDRG]

Op Maandag den 7 December, op order van de Heer H. De Salve, ten huyze bevoorens bewoond door de Heeren McInroy, Sandbach en McBean, aan de noord-dam stabroek [sic], - tien pypen en twintig oxhoofden beste oud London-particuleur Madeira Wyn, agtien maande reeds in de Colonie.
Nov. 21. Robert Kingston.
[Transcriber's note: this did not appear in the issue for 18071121EDRG]

Newfoundland Fish, [heading]
In Good Order, for Sale by the Subscribers for immediate Payment in Coffee, Sugar, Rum or Melasses.
E. Troughton.
American Stelling, 28th November 1807.

For Liverpool. [heading]
The Ship Nile, Jno. Anderson Master, Mounts Twenty Guns with Men answerable, will sail from hence the 15th January. - For Freight or Passage apply to said master or
Barton, Deane & Co.
Alex. Fullerton & Co.
Demerary, 28th November 1807.

For Glasgow. [heading]
The Armed Ship Hero, James Carnochan Master, will sail from hence about the middle of January in company with any Armed Vessels that may be going at that time; for Freight or Passage apply to said Master or
Jno. Oliverson.
Demerary, 28th November 1807.

For Liverpool. [heading]
The Ship George, Donald Mactaggart, Master, Ship Diana, Thos. Brown, Master; the former will positively sail the 24th, the latter the 28th December. And
For Glasgow [centered]
The Ship Bellisle, W. Gemmill, Master, will sail on the 15th January. For Freight or Passage apply to
Douglas, Reid & Co.
Demerary, 28th Nov. 1807.

All those that have any Demands against the Plantation The Relief, situated in Mahaiconie Creek, the Property of the Heirs of the deceased Joseph De Weever, are requested to give in their Accounts to the Subscriber, at his Concession No. 40, in Stabroek.
N. Rousselet, qq.
Appointed Attorney to the Heirs of the deceased Joseph De Weever.
Demerary, 28th November 1807.

Stolen or Strayed. [heading]
From the Subscriber between two and three Months ago, a Stout Black Horse, accustomed to the Harness, of which he has the marks on his back. Any Person keeping the said Horse, after the date of this Advertisement, will be prosecuted as the Law directs, on the contrary a handsome Reward will be given if Returned.
Wm. B. Liot.
Cumingsburg, 28th November, 1807.

Van de Ondergeteekenden Gestoolen, aan 't Einde van 'S Cumings Canaal een Pont, die deself de aanwyst aaf te rug bezorgt zal Drie Johannissen tot Eene belooning hebben.
28 Nov. F. Strunkay.

Whereas Fifty Casks of Oats were shipped by Joseph Dowson & Son, (brokers,) on board the Brig Trafalgar, John Gibb, master, marked TMK, for which no Bill of Lading were signed, and for which no owner appears in Surinam; the Subscriber as Supercargo makes known through the medium of this Advertisement, that he has landed and warehoused the before-mentioned 50 casks of Oats, and shall keep the same for the space of eight days, at the disposal of whoever can shew claim thereof, upon condition of such person or persons paying freight, warehouse rent, and costs of advertising, &c. and after the expiration of the said eight days, he intends to dispose of the said fifty casks of Oats by public Sale,, for account of whosoever may be concerned.
The Undersigned besides advertises, that the Brig Trafalgar will sail with the first Fleet for London, and has commenced taking in her cargo, consisting of Coffee.
A. De Boer.
Supercargo of the Brig Trafalgar.
Demerary, 28th Novr. 1807.

No. 2. 26th November, 1807.
To the Printer of the Royal Gazette.
Sir, - Place America in what point of view we will, she can only be termed an agricultural country, while she ranks as a neutral, - and, as a commercial Nation, so long, and no longer than she remains at Peace with Great Britain, whose Naval Power is adequate to controul [sic] the present commercial operations of the World.
The system of defence recommended by the present rulers of the American People for the safety of their Ports, and protection of their Commerce by no means affords so strong a proof of their progressive proficiency, in either Naval or Military tactics . . .

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