Essequebo and Demerary Royal Gazette 1808 October 29

 
Saturday, October 29th, 1808.

The Subscriber respectfully informs his Friends and the Public of Demerary and the Colonies, that he has just Imported per Ship Fame, a large assortment of Goods, For Sale at the Store formerly occupied by Messrs: Thomas Shute & Co. New-Town, who have removed to the Store in front of Pl: Vlessengen, lately in possession of Messrs: John Binning & Co.
Prime mess beef and pork in barrels and half barrels, Westmoreland hams in puncheons, first quality Irish butter in firkins and half firkins, new potatoes in barrels, oats in puncheons, superfine flour in barrels, six ribbs beef in kegs, pearl barley in jars, spiced salmon in kitts, pickles and sauces assorted in small boxes, currants, raisins, &c. London bottled porter in puncheons, and draught porter in barrels; boxes mould candles, half boxes brown and yellow soap; fine and coarse Irish linens, Drogheda sheeting, dowlas, plattilloes, royales, brittanias, Russia sheeting, flaxen and lint oznaburgs, hempen cotton bagging, double twilled coffee bagging, seaming, sean and millet twine, strong linen check, cotton ditto, superfine printed cambrics light patterns, ditto do. dark patterns, superfine printed striped muslin, printed callicoes and cambrics assorted colours of the newest and most fashionable patterns, white callicoes and cambrics, black callicoes and sarsenets, fine coloured cambrics and black jaconets, coloured and white flowered muslinetts, striped and checked jaconet muslin, printed cambric handkerchiefs, book muslin ditto, lawn pocket handkerchiefs, book, laced, japan, Leno and fancy muslins, Ladies white tamboured fashionable walking dresses, Ladies assorted coloured fancy muslin robes, French cambric, long lawn, fine cotton shirting and musquito netting, superfine light chintzes and fancy furnitures, fine striped ginghams, striped nankeens and Indian jeans, black bombazet and bombazeens, dimities, printed and fine white quiltings, damask table cloths and towels, cotton ditto and ditto, diapers, huckabacks, striped bed tick, coloured silk handkerchiefs, Madrass ditto, pink, blue and red ground French, pullicat and romall ditto, buff striped seersuckers, superfine printed and white counterpanes, large hammocks, jean and jeanetts, Gentlemens Leghorn and willow hatts, fine beaver and felt ditto, Mens glazed leather hatts with gold and silver bands and buckles, Boys and Girls fancy leather hatts and caps of assorted colours, umbrellas and Ladies deep fringed parasols, Holland tapes, bobbin, white and brown thread, nunns ditto assorted, coach lace and tacks, silk and leather braces, superfine fashionable Gentlemens broad cloth coats and coatees, printed and plain quilting waistcoats, black silk ditto, pantaloons, round jackets and fancy gingham trowsers, Russia duck trowsers and check shirts, superfine Welch flannel, green table cloths assorted sizes, Gillow's fine green billiard cloths two yards wide within the listing, setts full sized ivory billiard balls and good cues assorted, green baize and green canvas, superfine black, blue, scarlet, Rifle green, brown and corbo broad cloths, fine blue and white cassimere, white shalloon, scarlet and black twist and silk, gloves, Gentlemens cotton stockings and pantaloon hose, ditto silk stockings laced and embroidered, Ladies fine cotton and silk ditto and fashionable straw bonnets, cambric and wire shirt buttons, Stoughton's bitters, Huxham's tincture bark, perfumery, millinery, &c. leather portmanteaus, hides, pump and sole leather, calf and seal skins, boot legs, vamps and countees, Shafto saddles, Gentlemens best hogskin saddles with plated furniture complete, Hanoverian, Hussar, curb and snaffle bridles, round neck straps and martingales, spare heads and reins, setts of plated gig and tandem harness, hunters and twig whip, &c. best Hessian and top'd boots, dress and strong shoes, Ladies fashionable London-made, jean and kid sandals, ditto jean and kid black Morocco slippers, Boys and Childrens shoes, japan blacking, stationary, fine hair mattresses bordered and bound with feather bolsters and pillows, ditto ditto folding ditto with ditto, cabin, hair and stock mattresses and pillows, double boxes garden seeds, fishing netts 20 to 25 fathoms complete, an assortment of silver and plated ware, tin ware, glass ware assorted, earthen ware, setts of China complete, temper lime, wood hoops, an assortment of mahogany furniture, hard ware, consisting of brass mill roller steps and bushes, brass wire sugar strainers, copper sugar skimmers and ladles, copper sugar stove lamps, brass Dutch boat ditto assorted sizes, brass Dutch tea kettles, Dutch baking pans, brass lock cocks, brass chamber-door locks, desk and book case ditto, brass castors, commodes, hinges, bed caps, butts, sash pullies, &c. casks ship chandlery assorted, trenching shovels, Demerary matcheats and iron handled cutlasses, broad hoes, cast iron pots, kegs nails assorted, scales and weights, Blacksmiths sledge hammers, steelyards, door and window bolts and fastnings [sic], Indian axes, best steel pit saws, frame and tennon ditto, German hand and sash saws, planes, chissels, and Carpenters tools assorted, gilt coffin furniture, mounted sabre and regulation swords and dirks, Indian corn and coffee mills, stock and plate locks, japan'd ware, fowling pieces, guns and duelling pistols, gun powder, bird shot, ground white lead, jars linseed and lamp oil, paints, bottled mustard, hoop iron, Coopers tools, cutlery, and a general assortment of hard ware in boxes, pipes, rose and striped blankets, negro cloathing, and a variety of other articles.
William Chorley.
Demerary, 29th October, 1808.

Just Imported in the Ship Fame, Captain Williams, from Liverpool, and For Sale by the Subscriber on reasonable Terms, at the Store at present occupied by Thomas Marsh, Esq.
Firkins and half firkins Cork butter, kegs tongues, tripe and Scotch herrings, Yorkshire hams, double Glocester [sic] cheese, refined sugar, Barckley's London porter in casks of 6 dozen each, Herefordshire cyder in stone bottles, superfine hyson tea in cannisters, spices assorted in ditto, raisins and currants in jars 10 to 20lbs. each, vermicella in boxes, pickles and preserves assorted in boxes, Durham mustard, plack [sic] pepper, starch and blue, gun powder in cannisters, patent shot, jugs white wine vinegar, soap in 30lb. boxes, umbrellas and parasols with plated furniture, best fashionable Hessian and jockey boots, Gentlemens dress shoes, do. deep quartered ditto, Ladies fashionable Spanish, kid and nankeen sandel'd boots and shoes, Boys and Childrens shoes, Dunnage & Larkin's patent silk hatts, Servants glazed ditto assorted sizes with bands, Childrens drab and leather hatts, Gentlemens fashionable coats and waistcoats, do. blue and black broad cloth coat patterns with trimmings complete, white and printed Marceills for waistcoats, Irish linen, lined and unlined negro jacketts and trowsers, Womens wrappers, &c. a large assortment of jewellery consisting of gold watch chains, seals and keys, ear rings, dress hoops, plain and fancy finger rings, box broaches and breast pins, silver and tortoiseshell snuff boxes, thimbles, segar tubes, pencil cases, tooth picks, tweezers, bodkins, caddy shells, fruit knives and forks, oyster and pickle forks, salt spoons, cork screws, tongue scrapers, smelling and scent boxes and bottles, silver and tortoiseshell mounted spectacles, Ladies full dress silver combs, &c. &c. A handsome assortment of fowling pieces and pistols, chests gun tools and tool chests, elegant portable writing desks brass mounted with Grecian pannels, Ladies and Gentlemens dressing cases, work cases, tea caddies, &c. best plated candlesticks, decanter slides, tea pots, pint cups, shade snuffers, &c. table knives and forks with deserts and carvers, pen, pocket and desk knives silver mounted, new invented razors ground on a 4 inch stone, white chapel needles, Kirby bent fish hooks, boat hooks, powder flasks, plated spurs, money scales with brass pillars, ivory wafer seals with initials, billiard balls, vice cushions, hair brushes, tooth brushes with silver wire, whist marks, ivory rules, emery paper, &c. &c. 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 20 and 30dy nails, T and HL hinges, bolts, iron and brass rimed [sic] locks, pad, chest, gacdevine [sic], trunk, camp desk and bag locks, screws assorted, tacks, do. hand and pit saw files, best post coffee mills with brass bushes and covers, stick ferrils, awl blades, brad awls, shoe tax, brass hatt pins and hooks, curtain and screw rings, trunk plates, gun rings, trunk handles, castors, butt hinges, setts bed screws, bed keys, sash pullies, brass lock cocks assorted sizes, wine cocks, table bells, candlesticks, &c. setts white and gilt coffin furniture different sizes, small looking glasses for the Indians, weeding hoes and machets, jugs paint oil, white, green and blue paint, an assortment of sadles, bridles, gig and jockey whips, hand whips, neat gig harness, halters, curry combs and brushes, water brushes, mane combs, &c. brass mounted leather trunks, portmanteaus and valieces, complete setts best blue table service, burnished, gold and gilt tea China, breakfast setts, punch bowls, lustre jugs, ewers and basons, chambers, &c. furniture, consisting of secretarys and book cases, dining tables, breakfast ditto, card ditto, glass cases, night chairs, butler's trays, gardavines, round stands and bedsteads, wine, porter and viol corks, pickle jar bungs, hand carts and trucks, Ladies, Gentlemens and Childrens plain and embroidered cotton stockings, white and brown pantaloon ditto, cotton nett night caps, silk and muslin stiffners, cotton braces, Ladies silk and spider nett sleeves, silk veils, laced caps, laces, &c. white military and other gloves, stationary, consisting of thin, wove, post and foolscap writing paper, blue sample ditto, blotting ditto, imperial paper for sales, &c. cannisters wafers, paper cases, files and laces, ink stands, Indian rubber, &c. bound books, being a collection of modern and valuable works from the best authors; a large assortment of glass ware, say Indian shades, lamps different sizes, 3 pint and 2 quart lemonade glasses with covers, square and round foot cut goblets, double flint tumblers, wine glasses, decanters, liquor bottles and frames, spare bottles for liquor cases, setts castors, &c. &c.
Philip Yates.
Demerary, 29th October, 1808.
NB. The Negro Cloathing will be sold cheap for immediate payment, and any of the above Goods will be sold wholesale on very reasonable terms.

FOR SALE. [heading]
100 Barrels Pickled Pilchards, and
50 ditto best Superfine Flour.
Cornfoot, Bell & Co.
Cumingsburg, 29th October 1808.

Received per the Fame from Liverpool and for Sale by the Subscribers on Robb's Stelling:- First Quality Cork Butter, Cumberland Hams small sizes, Pine, Brick and Cheshire Cheese, Soap and Candles, Slender Beer, Raspberry Brandy, &c. &c.
T. Barry & Co.
Demerary, 29th October 1808.

FOR SALE. [heading]
At the Store of Mr. Finlayson, on Robb's Stelling, 100 best London made
Rum Puncheons, [centered]
in compleat order, Price f 30 Cash on delivery.
Demerary, 29th October 1808.

ON SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS [heading]
[first column]
Linen Checks,
Oznaburghs,
Pullicates,
Bandanno handkerchiefs,
Cotton & coffee bagging
Stationary in tin cases,
Negro Clothing,
Red herrings in kegs,
White ditto in ditto,
Cordage,
Earthen Ware in setts,
[second column]
Cutlasses,
Hoes, Shovels,
Nails from 3d to 12d,
Pork in whole & half bls.
Beef in tierces,
Ditto in kitts,
Spiced salmon in ditto,
Paint Oil in jugs,
Bamboo Chairs,
Real Cogniac Brandy,
and
[end columns]
White Pine Lumber. [centered]
Garden, Dickson & Co.
Cumingsburg, 29th October 1808.

The Undersigned will leave this Colony shortly. - Those Persons who have money to Pay him, must make good their engagements early next Month. If any have demands against him, they are desired to call for Payment.
A. T. Browne.
Demerary, 29th October 1808.

The Subscriber intending to quit the Colony in 14 Days or a Month, requests those that he may be indebted to, to call at Arno's Vale for Payment.
Octr. 29th. Wm. Codd.

Picked-Up by the Subscriber's Boat Negroes, a small Boat, which the Owner may have restored by paying the cost of this advertisement. Ed: Barnwell.
Plantn. St. Christopher, Demerary, 29th Octb. 1808.

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: -
John Henderson, in 14 days, from 22d October.
John McKennan, in ditto. do.
John Hall, in ditto, from the 24th October.
Henry Gill, in ditto, 26th ditto.
Sarah Bourne, in ditto, 27th ditto.
William Brown, in 14 days, from 28th Octbr.
J. C. Stadtman, First Clerk.

Wordt mits deezen geadverteerd dat ter Commissariaale Vergaadering in de Maand December eerstkoomende zal worden gepasseerd als volgt: -
Door C. T. Tinne Transport der Concessie en gebouwen geleegen aan de Zuid zyde van de midden dam bekend onder No 23, zoo in dier voege als dezelve by lettere van decreet aan zyn Ed: is getransporteerd geworden, aan A. Van der Stok welke ter gelyker tyd zal passeeren Kusting brief, ten faveure van de Transportant.
Door Lubertus Van Rossum Transport van de halve Concessie No 37 en gebouwen, Stabroek, aan D. N. Asbeck Van Hoytema, welke laaste ten zelve dage zal passeeren Kusting brief of Hypotheecq op gemelde half Concessie en gebouwen.
Door Colin Macrae qq de Boedel wylen J. Haslin na geobtineerd te hebben brieven van Direct Transport van de Concessie No. 70, N.Z. van de midden dam Stabroek, aan Vrouwe de Weduwe Dusart.
Door Thomas Cuming Transport van 2-3 in de Plantagie de Kitty, cum annexis, en de helft in Plantagie Relief & Support aan Wm. Ellis.
Door Wm. Ellis Transport van de helft van de Plantagie de Thomas, aan Thomas Cuming.
Actum ter Secretary van Rio Demerary deezen 28 October 1808.
J. C. Stadtman, Eerste Clercq.

Picked-Up at Sea by the Boat Negroes of the Schooner Neptune, a small New Cane Punt. Whoever the same may belong to can have it restored by applying at the Store of the Subscribers and paying the expences.
Douglas, Reid & Co.
Demerary 29th October, 1808.

SALES BY EXECUTION. [heading]

By Authority obtained, I the Underwritten First Marshal will Expose and Sell to the highest bidders at Marshal's Sale in presence of the Honble. Councellor Commissarys and their Secretary, at the Court House in the Town of Stabroek on Tuesday the 8th day of November next:-
1st - In behalf of Robert Kingston versus W. B. Thompson, three Cooper Negroes named Jem, Liverpool and Bristol.
2d - In behalf of R. Kingston Deputy Vendue Master versus John Allan & John Brown, the following Negroes, - William, Clyde, Jack, Dick, Chance, Pompey, Banff, Tommy, Charlotte, Isaac and Edenburgh.
Whoever pretends to have a right to oppose either of the above-mentioned Sales, address themselves in Writing at the Marshal's Office according to Law, and those inclined to Purchase please attend on the day and place before-mentioned.
Actum Demerary, 26th October, 1808.
M. Stit [sic], First Marshal.

SUMMONSES BY EDICT. [heading]

By Virtue of a certain extract of the minutes of the Ordinary Court of Rolls dated 17th October 1808, are herewith by me the Underwritten First Marshal of the Honble. Court of Justice of this Colony, in the name and behalf of H. C. Evertsz Executor to the Estate of the Widow Pletz deceased, for the fourth time exsuperabundantie by Edict Summon'd all known and unknown Creditors in this Colony or elsewhere of the above-mentioned Estate, to appear before the Honble. Court of Justice, at their Session, in the Town of Stabroek on the 21st day of November next, in order to render as yet their pretentions in due form and lay their claim thereto; whereas after the expiration of this last Edict superabundantie, will be proceeded against the non appearers to obtain a perpetual silence. Thus published and affixed there and where it ought to be.
Actum Demerary, 26th October, 1808.
M. Smit, First Marshal.

By Virtue of a certain extract of the minutes of the Ordinary Court of Rolls dated 19th September 1808, are herewith by me the Underwritten First Marshal of the Honble. Court of Justice of this Colony, in the name and behalf of A. Van der Stok and Jan Bonjes being appointed by the Honble. Court of Justice to take charge of the late Copartnership of Wolff & Helmers, for the fourth time exsuperabundantie by Edict Summon'd all known and unknown Creditors of the above mentioned Copartnership, to appear before the Honble. Court of Justice, at their Session, to be held in the Town of Stabroek on the 21st day of November next, in order to render their pretentions in due form and lay their claim thereto; whereas after the expiration of this last Edict exsuperabundantie will be proceeded against the non appearers to obtain a perpetual silence. Thus published and affixed there and where it ought to be.
Actum Demerary, 26th October, 1808.
M. Smit, First Marshal.

PUBLIC VENDUES. [heading]

On Friday the 4th November at the Vendue Office by order of mr. Robert Ramsay, - a lot of land No 59 with the buildings thereon, situated in Kingston, betwixt the Premises of Captain Ince and mr. Geo. Anderson. On the same day a considerable quantity of Madeira choice old wine in bottles, provisions, dry goods, &c. &c.
On the same day will be sold, a Schooner built in this Colony by messrs. Lewis & Co. she is two years old, is considered a good vessel, sails remarkably well.
October 29th. Robert Kingston.

On Tuesday the 8th November will be exposed for sale at the Vendue Office by order of messrs. Garden, Dickson & Co. - One hundred thousand feet of lumber, dry goods, provisions, &c.
October 29th. Robert Kingston.

On Wednesday the 9th of November at the Vendue Office by order of H. Cantzlaar, Esq. authorised by G. M. Forrester, Executor of Hannah Fowke deceased, - a half Concession No. 25 with the buildings thereon, situated betwixt the premises of the Attorney at Law, Mr. Stakman and Doctor Beckurts, on the South Dam Stabroek.
Also by order of mr. J. Tipper, a half lot of land No. 259, with a convenient dwelling house and out offices thereon, situated in Cumingsburg.
On the same day, 20 casks of Poland oats.
October 29th. Robert Kingston.

On Friday the 18th November at the Vendue Office by order of the Honorable Fiscaal, - A Negro named Philip belonging to mr. Borrel, brought from Plantation Edenburgh, and confined in the Colony Stocks on the 22d July; and a Negro Titus belonging to mr. R. Bennie, brought from Plantation Great Diamand, confined on the 15th July last.
October 29th. Robert Kingston.

On Monday the 21st November on Plantation Foulis, by order of John Lewis, Esq. (it being the intention of the Vender shortly to quit this Colony,) - household furnitre [sic], horses, a chaise, &c. &c.
October 29th. Robert Kingston.

On Tuesday the 22d November by order of McDonald, Halket & Co. at their store in the New-Town, their remaining stock of goods on hand without reserve, consisting of - cordage, negro cloathing, grapnels, ironmongery, paints and oil, Gentlemens ready-made cloths, Gentlemens and Ladies stockings, diaper table linen, brown linens, tapes, handkerchiefs, muslins, marlseills quilting, starch and blue, black pepper, and a variety of articles; also three trunks of muslins, on account of the shippers.
At the same time will be disposed of, their valuable premises in the New-Town, the present lease of the ground expires May 1813, but it has been renewed for twenty-one years from that period.
NB. The buildings are insured in Europe, which may be continued at a very trifling expence.
October 29th. Robert Kingston.

On Monday the 28th November on Pl. Malgre Tout, West Coast, by order of E. De Bonnevin, Esq. - household furniture, consisting of elegant dining table with D ends, card tables, five bedsteads and bedding, chest of drawers, toilet tables, sophas, chairs, pier glasses, toilet glasses, table and tea services, silver spoons and forks, a capital chaise and riding horse, several cows, calves and sheep, a pipe choice old Madeira wine, and what may further appear on the day of sale.
October 29th. Robert Kingston.

FOR HIRE [heading]
The Concession No 2, on Pl. Werk & Rust, nearly opposite the House of Messrs. McInroy, Sandbach & McBean, with a new Dwelling House and other buildings thereon. Apply for particulars to the Subscriber on Pl. Ruimveld.
Demerary, 29th October 1808.
Steph. Cramer.

TE HUUR. [heading]
De Concessie No 2 op de voorgrond van de Plantagie Werk & Rust, tegen over 't Huis van de Heeren McInroy, Sandbach & McBean, met een nieuw Woon-Huis an andere Gebouwen; nader te bevragen by den Ondergetekende op de Plantagie Ruimveld.
Demerary, 29 October 1808.
Steph. Cramer.

The Subscriber offers for sale the following Negroes, sold for no fault and free from sickness, her only reason for disposing of them is, that she positively intends to leave the Colony for Europe in March or April ensuing.
A Negro Woman Betty a compleat Washer and Ironer, and Huckster, with her girl child five years old. Negro Woman Venus, with a boy and a girl child. Negro Woman Bellah, house negro washer, ironer, huckster, &c. with her boy son 10 years of age.
The Terms are approved Bills of Exchange, or first quality Cotton or Coffee at Cash Price.
Octbr. 29th. Sarah Allen.

It is hereby requested that all Demands against my Fellowship Estate at Abary and against any other Trust Properties in the Colonies of Demerary and Berbice, may be forthwith rendered in to my Attorney James Edward Somarsall as all the said Colonial Demands against my said Properties made up to the 1st November 1808 and certified by my said Attorney as being justly due, will be liquidated to the satisfaction of the Creditors by the Gentleman acting as Attorney for the Trustees. Antho: Wm. Somarsall.
Demerary, 29th October 1808.

TO BE SOLD [heading]
A Half Lot of Land with a convenient, airy and Substantial House, pleasantly situate in Cumingsburg on the Publick Road leading from the Brick Dam, Stabroek, to the Block House, and exactly fronting the residence of Dr. Waddell. The Frame is of the best Greenheart and covered with Wallaba Shingles. Terms may be known on application to
Jas. Greenwood, qq.
Demerary 29th October, 1808.

FOR SALE. [heading]
By private Contract, a Negro Woman who is an excellent Washerwoman and Cook and her three Children, Two Mullatoes, and a Black Child, either together or separately, according to the inclination of the Purchaser, They are sold for no fault whatever, their owner intending to leave the Colony with next fleet. For further particulars enquire of the printer.
Demerary 29th October, 1808.

The Subscribers request those having Demands against Mr. Malcolm Campbell, deceased, to render accounts thereof to Mr. James Bruce, and those indebted to him are earnestly requested to Pay the same without delay to either of them or to Mr. Bruce, who is authorised to grant discharges for the same.
They offer for sale by private contract the Premises lately occupied by the deceased, well known as the Union Coffee House, consisting of the following Buildings erected on the lots No 7 & 8 in Columbia District, front of Plantation Vlessingen. The Dwelling-House having two fronts 60 feet long by 26 wide forming a right angle. The ground story being of Brick raised 9 feet high and well calculated for Stores, over which is a frame of 2 stories high, the first floor being hitherto appropriated one front for a Billiard-Room and the other a Coffee-Room with a Room for a Barr in the corner of the angle. The second floor is divided into two spacious Halls and a Pantry over the barr and the attic-storie into six Bed-Chambers. The side-buildings consist of a House 50 feet long by 12 feet wide two story high divided into eight chambers having a gallery the whole extent of the front; a building 50 feet long by 18 wide comprising two Kitchens with ovens and store rooms, also a shade building 80 feet long by 16 wide adapted either for a stable or store, together with a Dwelling House on the North-East corner of the lot No. 7, 26 feet long by 18 wide. The Buildings are of the best materials, the frames being all of Colony Wood and erected about two years ago; the Lotts are held under lease of which 36 years were unexpired on the 1st September last, subject to a rent of One thousand Guilders per Annum; a Purchaser so inclined may also have the two lotts No 17 & 18 adjoining the above, a Dwelling House and Kitchen are erected on the lot No 17 but not quite finished. These lots are also held under lease which expire at the same time as the above and subject to a rent of f 800 per Anm. Liberal Terms will be given to an approved Purchaser for Payments of the Purchase-money of the foregoing Properties and if they are not disposed of previous to the 19th of December next, they will on that day be sold by Public Vendue with the other effects of the deceased of which a more particular account will be given in next Week's paper.
Wm. McBean, Executor.
James Campbell, Executor.
Demerary, 29th October 1808.

New Theatre, Vlessingen. [heading]
On Wednesday, November the 2d
1808, will be Performed
A CONCERT, [centered]
With a Complete Orchestra,
ACT 1st. [centered]
Grand Overture - Battle of Prague. Kotzwara.
Concertante Duett for Grand Piano Forte by Messrs. Von Firks & Markordt [right pointing brace, indicating 'Pleyel']
Duetto, for two Violins, in which will be introduced the favorite air "The Beautiful Maid" by Messrs. Goepel and Wagner, [right pointing brace, indicating 'Viotti']
Quartetto, two Violins, Alto & Violoncello, "German Hymn" [right pointing brace, indicating 'Pleyel']
Concerto Violoncello - Mr Markordt with a favorite Air, [right pointing brace, indicating 'Triklir.']
ACT 2d. [centered]
The Celebrated Music of the Opera
ZAUBERFLOTE. [centered]
The different Scenes will be exhibited in the course of the evening.
Admittance to the Boxes Two Joes for a Lady and Gentleman, and Twelve Dollars for a Gentleman's Ticket, and those who wish to have a select Party can have a Private Box containing Twenty Chairs. Places for the Boxes to be taken only of Mr. Goepel, at the Theatre, where a Plan is opened.
Admittance to the Pit - One Joe each Ticket.
[right pointing hand icon] Refreshments will be served. [centered]
To begin at Seven o'Clock. [centered]
Demerary, 22d October 1808.

A small Sloop arrived here on Monday last from Barbados, and brings the Mercury to the 18th instant, by which it appears that the First Mail for September had arrived there and may be hourly looked for here.

We find by an extract from the London Paper of the 3d of Septbr., that the Ports of Holland are open for the exportation of all Goods to England; except Bark and Hides; - it appears that this relaxation of Bonaparte's Decree, has taken place in consequence of serious remonstrances having been made by the Dutch, who were reduced to the most wretched extreme, from the total extinction of Commerce, and being apprehensive of those consequences which might arise from desperation - Bonaparte has made this concession much against his will.

A great number of Vessels had actually arrived in England from Holland direct.

Admiral Sir A. Cochrane has issued a Proclamation ordering a most Rigorous Blockade of the Islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe.

On the 3d inst. the Belette captured a fine French Ship off the Coast of Cayenne, laden with Wines, Brandy, and a valuable assorted Cargo, - and has arrived in Barbados with her Prize.

General Bowyer is dead, as well as Lord Ducie, late Provost Marshal General of Barbados.

Lieut. Yetts of the Schooner Laura has been tried by a Court Martial and broke, but on account of his long services he is recommended to half pay.

Died] - On Tuesday Morning last, Mr. M. Campbell, of the Union Coffee House.

Vessels Entered and Cleared since our last. [heading]

ENTERED [heading]
Ship Commerce, Capt. Watt, from New Brunswick.
---- Fame, Williams, Liverpool.

CLEARED. [heading]
Brig Neptune, Capt. Hurlbutt for New London.

Stabroek: Printed and Published
By Edward James Henery.
 

Supplement to the Essequebo & Demerary Royal Gazette.

Saturday, October 29th, 1808.

Lyst der in de Tronk synde Gearresteerde
Slaaven in Essequebo, 24 October, 1808.

N. Zier, Sub. Schout.

List of Runaway and Arrested Slaves, in
the Stocks of Demerary, the 29th October, 1808.

S. G. Martens, Drossart.

Stabroek: - Printed by E. J. Henery.

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