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The
ESSEQUEBO [Colophon] & DEMERARY
ROYAL [Colophon] GAZETTE.
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[No. 261.
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Tuesday,
April 24, 1810.
The
Subscribers appointed by the Honble. Court of Justice Executors to Joshua C.
Dowbiggin deceased, request all person indebted to his Estate to make immediate
payment, and those having demands against him to render their Claims, properly
attested, without delay to John Glover on Plantation Good Hope, East Coast.
John
Wilson.
John
Glover.
Demerary,
23d April 1810.
Academy.
[heading]
A.
Cart respectfully informs his friends and the Public, as well as the Parents
and Guardians of his Pupils, that the labours of the Academy will be resumed on
Friday the 27th inst. at the house of Messrs. Brumell & Heyliger, near
Messrs. Forresters, on the North-Dam.
Stabroek,
24th April 1810.
Messrs.
J. J. Kotwyk and N. Rousselet being appointed by the Honble. Court of Justice
of this Colony as Sequesters of Plantation Uytkomst, the property of Ab.
Brouwer Esq inform those who it may concern, that after this date no Accounts
shall be paid by them against Plantation Uytkomst, or against Ab. Brouwer Esq.
but Accounts for articles delivered on or by order of the said Sequestors,
shall be paid without any opposition.
It
is the intention of the Sequestors to pay all the debts against the Estate
Uytkomst with this Coffee crop, if nothing happens to the contrary.
N.
Rousselet.
Demerary,
24th April 1810.
For
Sale. [heading]
Drogery
Tiles.
Apply
to Messrs. Fraser, Campbells & Co.
Cumingsburg,
24th April 1810.
I
the undersigned Master of the Sloop Aurora from Barbados, having, from
ignorance delivered Letters to the Parties to whom they were addressed, instead
of taking them to the Post-Office here, by which circumstance I now find I have
subjected myself to a penalty. - Theophilus Williams Esq. having instituted a
Fiscaal's Action against me in consequence, but being now convinced that I
acted from error, and not with any intention of defrauding His Majesty's
revenue, has had the goodness to withdraw the Action. I think it my duty to
express my best acknowledgements for his lenity, and to publish this Notice in
the Demerary and Barbados Papers, as a guidance and warning to all masters of
Vessels in future. Duncan McNiel.
Demerary,
24th April 1810.
Just
Landed and for Sale by the Subscriber, on moderate terms for immediate payment,
at the Store formerly occupied by Wm. Hallstead Esq.
[first
column]
Irish
mess Beef and Pork in whole and half barrels,
Round
Beef in tubs,
Prime
pieces corn do in barrels,
Tongues
in firkins,
Bristol
tripe in kegs,
Hams,
Pine,
Gloucester & Cheshire cheese,
Potatoes
in hampers,
Durham
mustard,
London
brown stout,
Madeira
wine in bottles,
Sherry
in do.
[second
column]
Shrub
in bottles,
Brandy,
Old
rum,
Silk
and Beaver hats,
Checks
and Salempores,
Printed
Calico, white do.
Boots
and Shoes,
Soap
and Candles,
Pilchards
in barrels,
Tobacco,
Blocks
assorted,
Negro
cloathing,
And
an assortment of hard and earthen ware.
[end
columns]
Lacey
& McEwen.
Demerary,
24th April 1810.
At
the expiration of fourteen days from this date, will be Sold at Public Auction,
if not previously claimed and expences paid, a sorrel-coloured Horse, now
confined in the Barracks.
S.
G. Martens, Drossaart.
Demerary,
24th April 1810.
Thomas
Lambly [heading]
(Turner
and Cabinet-Maker.)
Takes
the earliest opportunity to acquaint his Friends, and the Public in general,
that he has removed from Daily's-Burgh to the House of Mr. Christianna, Werk
& Rust, (adjoining Mrs. Ravenscroft's Water-lot,) where he continues
carrying on his business in its various branches with the greatest dispatch. -
He also undertakes to make Coffins at a reasonable rate; and has erected a
decent Hearse, which will be furnished gratis for such occasion: - and every
effort in his power render'd to give general satisfaction.
Werk
& Rust, Demerary, 24th April 1810.
Imported
in the Nereid, and for Sale for immediate payment in Cash or Produce: -
[first
column]
Beef
and Pork,
Butter,
Hams,
Ling
fish in boxes and casks,
Potatoes,
Smoaked,
pickled & spiced salmon,
Herrings,
Pease
and barley,
Refined
sugar,
Beer
and porter, ale,
Soap
and candles,
Paints
and paint oil,
Lamp
oil,
Cotton
and coffee bagging,
Oznaburgs,
Russia sheeting,
Cotton
and linen check and stripe,
Britannias,
Salempores,
Bed
tyke, blankets,
Negro
Jackets, Trowsers, Shirts and hats,
Fishing
seins,
Hoes,
shovels, cutlassses,
Pruning
knives,
Felling
and Buck axes,
Dutch
steelyards,
Sod
irons,
Puncheon
hoops and rivets,
Scales
and Beams,
Nails
4dy to 30dy,
Handsaws,
Cross-cut and whip do. with files,
Fusees
with accoutrements,
Coffin
furniture,
Brass
& plated candlesticks,
Proof
bubbles,
Portable
fire boxes,
Pocket-compasses,
Dish
covers,
Chess
boards with ivory men
Gunpowder
and shot,
Powder
flasks and shot belts,
Table
and soup spoons,
Corks,
Pump,
sole and calf leather,
Boot
legs, military shoes,
Gentlemen's
dress and snow
[second
column]
shoes
and morocco slippers,
Military
boots,
Saddles,
Hussar
bridles full mounted,
Weymouth
and snaffle do.
Horse
nets.
Spare
heads and reins,
Pannels,
Stall
collars,
Portmanteau
trunks,
Gig
harness,
Whips,
spurs,
Patent
hats,
Servants
glazed do.
Childrens
do.
Gentlemens
and Ladies black and coloured silk hose.
Cotton
do.
Ladies
silk gloves,
Cambric
do.
Black
silk florentine,
Bombazeen,
Bombazet,
Black
silk handkerchiefs,
Coarse
and fine Irish linens,
Long
lawn,
Cotton
shirting, Thread,
French
cambrics,
Cotton
do. muslins,
Handkerchiefs,
Ginghams,
Printed
and white callicoes,
Chintzes,
quilting for vests,
Corded
demities,
India
jeans,
Royal
ribb for trowsers different patterns,
Diaper
towels,
Flannels,
Brown
Holland,
Cotton
hammocks,
Pot,
post and foolscap paper
Sets
of books and other articles of Stationary.
Umbrellas
and parasols with rising tops.
Tin,
glass and earthen ware.
[end
columns]
Henry
Halket & Co.
Demerary
24th April 1810.
The
Subscriber has Imported in the Brig Mary, from Bristol, the following articles,
which he offers for Sale at his Store (next the Vendue Office,) at moderate
prices for immediate payment, viz: -
[first
column]
Beef,
Pork, Hams,
Pigs
cheeks, Bacon,
Brawn,
Sausages,
Tripe,
Ox heel,
Barley,
pease, oatmeal,
Pince,
truckle and Stilton cheese,
Potatoes,
Holland
gin,
Temper
lime,
Oats,
Refined
sugar, Hyson tea,
Muscatel
raisins, Almonds,
Currants
and Turkey figs in jars,
Vermicelli,
maccaroni and Sago in cannisters,
Assorted
spices in do.
Hoffmans'
Capillaire orgeat,
Preserved
& brandied fruits and rout cakes,
Lundfoot,
Hardham's and other Snuffs,
Smoaking
and Chewing tobacco,
Mustard,
Starch,
Blue,
White
wine vinegar,
Dunnage
and Larkin's patent silk hats and bonnets,
Mens
and Childrens black and drab beaver hats,
Best
London-made hessian and jockey boots,
Dress,
strong and ancle shoes,
Womens
and Childrens jean, kid, silk and morocco half boots and slippers,
[second
column]
Gaiters,
Fine
Welch Flannel,
Green
baize,
Do.
table cloths,
Window
gauze,
Musquito
netting,
Boat
cloaks,
Coatees,
Flannel
Jackets and vests,
Thread,
Tape, ribbons, Sarsnets, crape and other Haberdashery,
Silk
and leather gloves,
Hosiery,
London-made
straw hats and bonnets,
Infants
cloathing,
A
neat selection of the most modern and celebrated Publications,
School
books, Atlas's,
Trunks,
Portmanteaus,
Bottles,
Sets
of fashionable paper hangings,
Iron
puncheon hoops,
Brushes,
Blocks,
mast hoops & hanks,
Day
& Martin's blacking.
Burnished
ware,
Also
an extensive assortment of Perfumery, Stationary, Plated, brass, copper, Japan,
cutlery, ivory, and wood wares,
Ironmongery,
jewellery, and various other articles.
[end
columns]
Thomas
Shute.
For
Bristol. [heading]
The
Brig Mary, Captn. Webber.
To
Sail with all possible speed.
For
Freight or Passage, apply as above.
Demerary,
24th April 1810.
For
London. [heading]
The
Brig Thetis, Benjamin Sanderson, Master.
Will
sail the second Springs in May. - For Freight or Passage apply to the Master or
Johnson,
Dyett, McGarel & Co.
Demerary,
24th April 1810.
To
the Proprietors and Inhabitants of Cumingsburg. [heading]
I
have purchased for the sum of f 3000 of the Hon. F. P. Van Berckel and Messrs.
Fullerton, Oliverson, & Co. the Stelling bought by them at Execution sale,
known by the name of Smith & Bell's Stelling, and off it to the Town of
Cummingsburg [sic] at the same price, and the expences of the Transport,
&c. I shall wait for your determination until the 10t of next month, and
if neither yourselves, collectively, nor the individuals most interested accept
of my offer, I shall on that day be ready to contract with any Wood-Cutter or
Carpenter, for a Platform to the full extent of the Lot, which I shall enclose,
and remove or erect buildings thereon.
I
consider the purchase an advantageous one, and nothing but the consciousness of
the loss the Proprietors in the neighbourhood will sustain by its becoming a
private property, induces me to make this tender.
Thomas
DeLisle.
Demerary,
24th April 1810.
Public
Vendues. [heading]
On
Friday the 4th May, will be Sold at the Vendue Office, by order of John Wilson
and John Glover Esqs. Executors by appointment of the Honble. Court of Justice
to the Will of Joshua C. Dowbiggen, the Effects of the deceased, viz -
Household Furniture consisting of tables, chairs, mattress and pillows, an
eight day clock in good repair, a portable writing desk, Queen's and glass
ware, silver spoons and forks, knives and forks &c. Wearing Apparel, a
metal watch, seals, chain &c. a musket with accoutrements, a double
barreled fowling piece, saddles and bridles; a saddle Horse, thirteen Sheep and
several Lambs in good order and of a very fine breed, about half a puncheon of
old rum and sundry other articles.
April
24th. Kingston & McBean.
SECRETARY'S
OFFICE. [heading]
This
is to inform the Public, that the following Persons intend quitting this
Colony:
Robert
Kingston, in all the Month of June.
N.
Volkerts in three weeks, from 10th April.
Mrs.
Davis, with her Servant Mary Ann, in 14 days, from the 11th April.
J.
C. Van den Heuvel, in 14 days, from 12th April.
Mrs.
Wells, with one Servant, in ditto or 6 Weeks,
C.
L. Robertson, in ditto or ditto, - from ditto.
Mary
Ostrehan, with a Servant, in 14 days, - from 12th April.
John
Usher, in 14 days, - from the 16th April.
Saml.
Wardle, in ditto or 6 Weeks, - from ditto.
Leonora
Careu, in ditto or one Month, from 17th do.
P.
J. Robattel, in ditto or ditto, from 18th April.
Lucy
Adriana Rousselet, with her Servant Pamelia, in 14 days or 6 Weeks, - from the
19th April.
A.
Tinne, senior Clerk. [no citing of Secretary's Office or date]
For
Sale. [heading]
The
Lot and House which Henry Osborn Seward resides in, in Cumingsburg, adjoining
the Stores formerly belonging to Messrs. W. King & Co. and lately in the
possession of Messrs. Q. R. & H. O. Seward.
It
has every advantage of situation either as to Health or Business; - has a good
landing within 20 feet of the yard, and is well calculated for any one, either
as a Mercantile House having much to do with Shipping, or as a private
residence. The House consists of two excellent Sitting-Rooms and three Bed
Chambers, with a Store at bottom fit for any Business, 45 feet by 30 - with new
Outhouses. A Sum down will be expected, the time for the payment of the
remainder will be made easy to an approved Purchaser.
He
has just Landed and for Sale: s
[first
column]
A
few of McCabe's London fashionable gold and silver hunting Watches, capp'd and
Jewelled,
Double
Gloster and Pine cheese,
Yorkshire
and Cumberland smoaked and dried hams,
Irish
mess Beef in barrels and half barrels,
Do.
do. Pork in barrels,
Ox
tongues & tripe in kegs
Fine
table Salt in barrels,
Coarse
do. in do.
Split
pease, pearl barley
Sago,
black pepper,
Hyson
and Gunpowder tea
[second
column]
London
bottled beer and porter,
Devonshire
Cyder, perry,
Pickles
in cases assorted,
Olives
and best Durham mustard,
Fine
sallad oil and French vinegar,
Gentlemen's
boots & shoes,
Ladies
do. do.
Dunage
& Larkin's water-proof silk hats,
Finest
Beaver hats,
Childrens
fancy do. all sizes,
Ladies
parasols,
Soap
in half boxes.
[end
columns[
On
Hand from former Importations.
[first
column]
A
few fine Irish linen shirts French cambric frills,
A
few pair fine jean pantaloons,
Irish
Linen, do oznaburgs,
Cotton
bagging,
Best
Madeira wine upwards of 14 months in the country in pipes, hhds. and per dozen,
Old
Cogniac brandy and rum in kegs from 5 to 20 gallns [sic] and per dozen,
Real
hollands,
Rice
in tierces and bags,
Marble
table clocks,
Nails
6d to 40d assorted.
Iron
Puncheon and Vatt Hoops and rivets,
Ash
oars, Water vatts 300 gallns. and upwards,
[second
column]
Rum
puncheons,
Molasses
and coffee casks,
Lumber,
Wood
hoops,
Hhd.
and puncheon truss hoops,
A
chain fit for Colony craft, with a crane &c.
Breakfast
bowls and saucers
A
large tea service of china,
Tea
trays gold borders,
Fine
blue flower printed Ware,
Blue
and green edged do.
Quills,
pencils, ink powder,
Ladies
pocket books and thread cases,
Gentlemens
pocket books,
Writing
cases,
Pocket
ledgers, and Memorandum books.
[end
columns]
Also
for Sale, the Railed-in Lot next to that of Wm. King Esq. and opposite the
Premises late in the Possession of Messrs. Q. R. & H. O. Seward, to be
divided into seperate lots agreeable to the Purchaser.
He
has for Hire, - a capable Boat Captain who can be well recommended, and is well
acquainted with the Coast of Demerary and Berbice.
Cumingsburg,
24th April 1810.
Average
Cash Prices of Produce in Stabroek this day.
Cotton
- 16 to 16 1/2 stivs. Sugar - 3 to 3 1/2 stivers.
Coffee
- 9 1/2 to 10. Rum (C. P.) - 22 & 1/2
On
Saturday evening His Majesty's Sloop of War Kite arrived here having parted
with the London Fleet; - same day the Brig Mary, of Bristol, 47 days from Cork;
- and on Sunday morning His Majesty's Brig Swaggerer arrived here, and
proceeded up the River for Water. - We understand she will take the Ship
Demerary under her convoy; they will sail on Thursday morning.
Yesterday
the Barque Jane, Capt. Cross, arrived here in 24 days from Boston; we have
heard a report but cannot vouch for its authenticity, that, Mr. Jackson had
quitted America, but whether he had been replaced by the arrival of another
minister from England or had broken off all Negociations, we have not learnt.
This morning another American Brig also arrived here.
This
Morning the second February Mail was brought here in nine days from Barbados, .
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Vessels
Entered and Cleared since our last.
ENTERED.
April
24th. Brig Mary, Cap [sic] Webber from Bristol - gen. Cargo.
CLEARED.
April
24th. Ship Demerary, Capt. Inglis, for Liverpool.
Stabroek:
Printed and Published
Every
Tuesday and Saturday Afternoon
By
Edward James Henery.
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