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The
ESSEQUEBO [Colophon] & DEMERARY
ROYAL [Colophon] GAZETTE.
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[No. 288.
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[Issue
Number illegible; issue number interpolated]
Saturday,
July 28th, 1810.
Runaway.
[heading]
From
the Civil Commissary Department of Demerary, a yellow skin Negro Man named
Krommesander, of a thin habit, and walks very lame; the other a young Negro
Woman named Arriaantie, and known among the Negroes by that of Ajuba, a Creole
of Essequebo, and well acquainted about Stabroek and the New-Town. One Joe
Reward will be given to whoever lodges them in the Barracks, or brings them to
the Subscriber; - all persons are hereby cautioned not to employ the said
Runaways as the Laws will be most rigidly put in force against those who
harbour them.
J.
R. Brandt, Commissary.
Stabroek,
Demerary, 27th July 1810.
The
Subscribers have a few Puncheons and Hogsheads of Oats to dispose of.
Garden,
King & Co.
Cumingsburg,
28th July 1810.
The
Executors of the late Mr. Donald Noble, request that all Claims against his
Estate be rendered to the undersigend as early as possible.
Kingston,
July 27, 1810. Dond. Mackay.
All
Persons Indebted to the Estate of Wm. Smith deceased, are requested to come
forward with payment, and all those to whom the said Estate is indebted are
requested to render their Accounts properly attested; and should any
Obligations be presented for payment, it is requested not to be paid unless
indorsed by the undersigned, as they are doubtful of some of the deceased's
Papers being taken away.
Thos.
Ince, and
J.
R. Lamprey,
Demerary,
July 27, 1810. Deliberating Executors.
Hugh
Mackenzie & Co. [heading]
Are
landing from the Ship Blanchard, Capt. Bowden, from Madeira. -
A
few Pipes, Hhds and Quarter Casks of choice Old London particular Madeira Wine,
Which
they offer for Sale.
[first
column]
Beef
in barrels and half barrels,
Tea
and refined sugar,
Superfine
flour,
Old
Madeira Wine per doz. and a few pipes 12 months in the Colony,
Tobacco
in barrels,
Soap
and candles,
Brandy
and Gin,
Canvas
and cordage,
Mast
hoops,
Blocks
and Dead eyes,
Anchors
and Grapnels,
Cambooses
for Colony boats
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column]
Suits
of colours for do.
Six
inch cables for do.
Cotton
bagging,
Irish
sheeting 6-4 wide,
Russia
sheeting,
Sein
and sewing twine,
Seins
10, 15, 20 & 30 fathoms with bags in the centre,
Boxes
window glass 10 X 14, 11 X 14, and 12 X 16,
Coatees,
Round
robbins,
Superfine
blue cloth pantaloons, &c. &c.
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columns]
Middle
Street, Bridge Town, 27th July 1810.
Chorley
& Cook. [heading]
Have
just imported per Ship Blanchard, Jno. Bowden Master, from Madeira, and for
Sale on reasonable terms for immediate Payment: -
First
quality Madeira Wine,
In
Pipes, Hogsheads and Quarter Casks; also a few half quarter casks of finest old
Malmsey and Sercial.
July
28, 1810. Wardrop & Ferguson.
Just
Imported per Brig John, Wm. Presson Master from Boston, and for Sale by the
Subscribers: -
Lumber,
White
Oak Shooks,
Red
Oak Ditto,
White
Oak Staves,
Red
Oak Ditto,
Shingle,
&c. &c.
James
H. Albouy & Co.
Demerary,
28th July 1810.
Just
Imported by the Brig John, Capt. Presson, from Boston, and for Sale by the
Subscribers: -
Lumber,
R.
O. Staves, W. O. ditto,
White
Oak Shooks, Shingles, &c.
Apply
to Chorley & Cook, or
Park Benjamin.
Demerary,
28th July 1810.
Whereas
the undermentioned Provisions were some time ago landed from the Ship James,
Capt. Dodson, and have not yet been claimed; notice is hereby given to whoever
is entitled to receive them, to come forth without further delay and pay the
expences attending them, in default of which they will be sold at Vendue to pay
Freight, &c.
John
Staunton.
4
Barrels Beef, Marked W.
4
ditto Pork, Marked W.
4
Kegs Butter. Marked W.
Bel-Air,
27th July, 1810.
All
Persons having Demands against the Estate of Mrs. I. M. Tournier decd. are
requested to render their Accounts for payment; and such as stand Indebted
thereto are solicited to come forward with Payment to the Subscribers.
P.
L. Monnier,
P.
Reynard.
Demerary,
28th July 1810. Executors.
For
London. [heading]
The
Coppered and Armed Ship Ann, James Peers, Master.
Will
sail a running Vessel first September. For Freight or Passage apply to the
Master on board, or to
Cornfoot,
Bell & Co.
Who
have Imported in this ship, first quality
Newfoundland
Cod Fish,
In
3, 4, 6, and 8 Quintal Casks.
Cumingsburg,
July 28th 1810.
For
Liverpool. [heading]
The
fine fast-sailing Coppered and Armed Ship Blanchard, John Bowden Master, has
the greater part of her Cargo already engaged, and will positively sail a
running Vessel first September.
For
Freight of a few Bales Cotton, or Passage, apply to the Master on board, or to
Cornfoot,
Bell & Co.
Who
have received by this Ship, fine old London Particular Madeira Wine,
In
Pipes, Hogsheads and Quarter Casks.
Also
Bricks, Temper and Building Lime, &c.
Cumingsburg,
28th July 1810.
Public
Vendues. [heading]
On
Thursday the 2d August will be exposed for sale at the Vendue Office - Fifteen
puncheons bottled porter, Gin in cases, hams, salmon, soap and candles, butter
in firkins, callicoes, hammocks, white salempores, oznaburgs, 1000 coffee bags,
&c.
July
28. Kingston & McBean.
Secretary's
Office. [heading]
This
is to inform the Public, that the following Persons intend quitting this
Colony:
John
Morison, in 14 days from the 2d July.
James
Rose, in 14 days or one month, from 4th July.
Josh.
Squires, in ditto or ditto, from do.
John
Henry, in 14 days or six weeks, from 5th July.
A.
de Rick, in 14 days, from the 9th July.
Henry
Hubbard in 14 days from the 16th July.
John
Dawson, in ditto, from ditto.
John
Jack, in 14 days or 3 Weeks from 17th July.
James
H. Thomson in ditto from the 19th July or by the Schooner Augusta.
William
Merjaring, in 14 days, from the 19th July.
Henry
E. Lemmix, with his Wife and Children, in 14 days or 3 weeks, from the 23d
July.
Thomas
Lawrence, and Family, in 14 days or 6 weeks, from the 24th July.
Willm.
Payn, in 14 days, from the 26th July.
A.
Tinne, senior Clerk.
For
Sale. [heading]
Twelve
Empty Puncheons in good order,
For
f 27 10 (Cash) each. Apply to -
J.
R. Brandt.
Brick
Dam, Stabroek, 27th July 1810.
Cash
Wanted. [heading]
For
the following Government Bills to amount of L 1323. 14. 1.-
No.
1420, L 400,
1421, 400,
1422, 400,
1436, 123 14 1 L 1323 14 1.
For
which tenders in Quadruplicate will be received at this Office until Saturday
next, the 4th August, when the same will be opened in presence of the Commander
of His Majesty's Troops, and the highest (if approved) accepted.
A.
Pitman, Assist. Commy.
Commissariat,
28th July 1810.
Average
Cash Prices of Produce in Stabroek this day.
Cotton
- 15 to 15 1/2 stivs. Sugar - 3 to 3 1/2 stivers.
Coffee
- 9 1/2 to 10. Rum (C.P.) - 22 & 1/2
The
two Vessels noticed as being off the Bar when our last went to Press, prove to
be the Blanchard, from Liverpool, last from Madeira, and the Jubilee from
Barbados, where she had touched in her passage from London; she brought the
Barbados Mercury of the 14th inst. - Since the above two American vessels have
arrived here, one 41 days from Saco, the other 39 days from Boston; - the
Captains agree in the assertion that the John Adams had not arrived at the time
of their departure.
On
Friday His Majesty's Sloop of War Opossum, Capt. Byham, arrived here to take
charge of any trade bound to the British North American Colonies.
Died. - on the 20th Instant at
Plantation Vrouw Anne, Leguan, very suddenly, the Lady of the Honourable John
Bonjes, much beloved and esteemed during life and not less regretted now she is
no more.
On
the 21st inst. Miss Eleanor Hunter.
On
the 24th instant, at Plantation La Petite Fortune, Mr. Donald Noble, lately
Manager of Plantn. Borlum in Berbice.
Vessels
Entered and Cleared since our last.
ENTERED.
July
25 Schr. Shark, Capt. Hicks, from Surinam - Pickled fish &c.
27 Ship Blanchard, Bowden, Liverpool & Madeira, - Plant. Stores and
Madeira Wine.
Ship Jubilee, McIver, Whitehaven & Barbados, Gen. cargo.
28 Brig John, Prosson, Boston, Lumber &c.
CLEARED.
July
27 Schr. Jack, Capt. Lightburn, for Barbados.
28 Snow William Rathbone, Kennan, Liverpool.
Schr. Lydia, Reynolds, New York.
Na. Sa. del. Carmen, Maritugaren, Oronoque.
List
of Runaway and Arrested Slaves in the
Colony
Stocks of Demerary, 28th July 1810.
Names.
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Proprietors
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Brought by
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Daphny,
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John Fraser,
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Stephenson.
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Surkey
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Chs. de Beausobre,
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McPherson
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Duckary,
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Pl. Manna,
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Pl. Coldingen.
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Coffy,
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Laurin,
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Pl. Coldingen.
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Harry,
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Jones,
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Pl. Best.
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Jim,
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Pl. Lancaster,
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Pl. Thomas.
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Marsh,
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S'Gravesande,
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Pl. De Kinderen.
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Duncan,
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Pl. Vlissingen,
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Pl. La Grange.
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Stephen,
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Wm. Latham,
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Pl. Leliendaal.
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Billy,
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Mr. Davy,
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Pl. Nismes.
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Frank,
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Bauch,
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Pl. Zorg en Hoop.
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William,
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F. De Ridder,
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Pl. Velzerhoef.
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Ment,
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J. B. Henery,
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Jos. Feuillet.
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John Bull,
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Pl. Bath,
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Dienders.
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Smart,
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Pl. Parica,
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Lelyveld.
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Bab,
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J. Kemp,
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Pl. La Penitence.
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Frederick,
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Jeffery,
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Pl. Good Hope.
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Dick,
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Pl. Grove,
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Pl. Annandale.
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John,
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Pl. Woodland,
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John Gookin.
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Tom,
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Pl. Garden of Eden,
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Pioneers.
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Sam,
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S'Gravesande,
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Pl. Bachr. Adventure.
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Anthony,
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Pl. Lancaster,
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Mahaicony Creek.
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S. G. Martens, Drossart.
Stabroek:
Printed and Published
Every
Tuesday and Saturday Afternoon
By
Edward James Henery.
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