DAILY EVENING ADVERTISER. [No. 29 of Vol. VI NEW THEATRE. The lajl night bat One of the Company's performing here this Season. Mr. BliJJetf s % Mr. De Mou lin s, Mrs. De Marque s and Mad. Gardie $ Night, THIS EVENING, July 16. Will be Presented, A TRAGEDY, called 2"he Gamester. Beverly, Mr. Fennel Stukely, Mr. Wignell Lewfon, * Mr. Cleveland Jarvis, Mr. Whitlock Bates, Mr. Green Daw ion, Mr. Moreton Waiter, Mr. Demoulins Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. Whitlock Charlotte, Mrs. Francis Lucy, Mrs. Cleveland After which, a new DANCE, composed by Mr. P rancis, called The IRISH LILT j O R, THE MERRY REAPERS. And the Comic Song of " Four and Twen ty Fiddlers,"" will be lung by Mr. Bates. To which will be added, a FARCE, in two Ails, called THE SULTAN ; O R, A Peep into the Seraglio: Soliman, 1 ,-j„ Cfmyn,. S®. r Elnura, • v li'mene, (with " Sweet Bird,) Accompanied on the Violin by Mr. Gil liiigliaia, Miss Bioadhuflt koxalaaa (with Songs) Mrs. Oidmixon With a Charadtcrillic DANCE, composed by Mr. Francis. * # * Tickets to be had of Mr. BlifTett, at Mr. Spooner's, White Bear, North Eighth-Street—Of Mr. Demoulin, at Mr. Powell's, opposite the State-Houfe —Of Mrs- De Marqtie, No. 35, North, Fifth- Street—And of Madame Gardie, at Mr. O'Eller's Hotel, Chelnut-Street. Mr Bliflet, Mrs. De Marque, and Madame Gardie, refpe<£tftilly inform their friends, that in ojniequence of the ill fucceis of their former Nights, ~he Ma nagers have indulged them with the oppor tunity of offering the above Entertainment to the patronage of the Public. To the Public. PROPOSALS For Engraving in Aquatinta, Four fele£t Views; Three upon the river Shannandeah, in theftateof Virginia ; And one upon the Schuylkill, in the ftateof Pennsylvania. From the paintings of IV. Winjlanhy ; By G. J. PARKYNS. Ha. 1. A rie*'j moon-lighr, on the Mtaanan^oab,. near the Great Clift, frotn the foot of Shannpfl Hill. . No. 2. The Smvsl'etting—a view of the Horft-&bqf, from Shannon Hill. No. 3. A morning view upon the Sthuy!- XiM, Mat tbe commencement of the Canal. No. 4. The Sun difptrfmg a fog—A View Upon the Shennandoali, froiu a hill weft of tbe OJd Bloontery. _ The Conditions are as follow : The Pi-ice to Subfctibers will be SIX DOLLARS for the four Views.—One half of which to be paid at the time of fnbfcrib ing—the other half on tbe delivery of the Prints, according to the priority of ihe sub fcriptions. Subrtriptions received at Mr. DobfonVj Boolcfeller, at the Stone Hnufe, Second- Steer, and at Mr. Joseph Anihonv's, Silver Smith, Market Steer And at Mr. John M'Elwee's, No. 75j fonth Front llreet. J>i'y 11 Choice St. Croix Sugar, JUST IMPORTED, * And far Sale, By JAMES YARD. Also a quantity of RUSSIA Matts. Jnne 24th. d. NANKEENS. $\ankeens of Superior Quality, Long and (hort pieces Lont and (hort black fattins, H rttk Taffet e<, Sen (haws, Black and coloured India sewing Silk, Ornamei taljan and beakers, And a few long sets of Tea China. Coloured Saltins, Luflrmvs, and r 0 B I N E J, for sale at No. 40, north Fifth Street. J u, y 7 mw&ftf o><i>rttr of tfjelfljiiftJi H> Hannah, About 10 months old ■; a strong 'double decked veflel ; burthen n6tons. Enquire of No. 82, foutb FrontJlrect. July 5 d 6£ For Sale or Charterj SHE is well found, and ready for sea j would takea freight to the Nirth of tu rpe or the Well-Indies, and carries about iwo thoufandbarrels. For terms apply to Between Walnut and Chifnut Street Wbai ves—Where may be had the follow ing articles New Orleans Indig6, A F*ew Calks New Rica, Sugar in Hhds. and barrels, Coffee in Tierces and no. RufliaDuck, and an Assortment of "Englijh Earthen Ware. jj*^vF° r Sale or Charter, remarkable fajt fail- Portsmouth, Mr, Moretori, Mr; Harwood Mrs. Francis N O W lying at Cuthbert's wharf, bur then ab<iut 3000 barrels, and in com pleat order to riCeivC a caigo* for terms apply to John Craig, No. ti, Dock Jlreel, WHO HAS FOR SALE, HIGH PROOF Antigua & Grenada Rum, H>!on and Souchong Tea?, Roll £J» imftone, Bviftol crown \Viudow Glass of* diffe lent &2£S Almonds in bags, Lampblack in bogflieadsj Cotton in balesj Rich Port Wine m pipes, hhds. arid quarter calks and A few BOXES of Sugars, fnuff, chocalate, & Confectionary^ Lately received from the Havannah July 3 d Carolina Rice and Indigo* BAY MAHOGANY and FRENCH BURR STONES, FOR SALE BY Gufney and Smith. May 14. d Essence for the Tooth-ach. Prepartd and fold by Dr. Lee, Golden THE public are offered one of the most efficacious and fafe medicines, that ever appeared, for that m6ft excruciating pain the tooth-ach. The numerous instances of its happy effe<£b in relieving the afflic ted, have now brought it into universal es timation ; it not only relieves the tooth ach, but is of the utmost service in cur ing the scurvy in the gums, in preventing the disagreeable fmelf that proceeds from unsound teeth, and occasioning a sweet breath ; it like wife' prevents the teeth from decaying, and will be found a general pre server of the teeth and gums. Sold in Philadelphia,-only at Poyntell's Stationary Store, No. ai, Second street. J u| y 14 d 3 t d2w. Jeffe & Robert Wain, PORT WINE in pipes, hhds. and quar ter cases LISBON do. in pipes and quarter cases Souchong and, Congo TEAS, in quartet chests A quantity of Liibon and Cadiz SALT Soft (helled ALMONDS in bales Velvet CORKS, in do. Russia TVTATTS. June 9 d Nicholas Diehl, jun. Attorney at Law, INFORMS his friends and tie that he has opened an OFFICE for the (ale and pvtrchale of Re»l Estates at No. 19 south Fourth ftreer, where he will thank fully receive their commands. He also draws Deeds, Mortgages, atid other Writ ings. June ie Wednesday, July 16, 1794. Saiiiuel Coatds, Master Deblois £*? Breck, tooo lbs. lllh, 1794. Square, London. FOR SALEj At the STORES of M A I L S of the United States. jP iopofals for carrying (fir mails of tlie U nited States on the following poft-road&j will be received at the Gcnool PoU-Cirfice liiiril' the laftdayof August next incluliveiy. In the Diftrift Jf Maine. Main pod- road. . i. From Portsmouth in NewHampJhjre, by York, \Vclls and Uiddefoid, to Puitland in Maine, The mail td leave Portsmouth every Tues day and Friday, at one o' clock ifi *he after nooh, and arrive at Portland on Wednesday and Saturday, by fix in the evening. — Returning, to leave Portland every Monday and Thuifday., affix o* clock in the morning, and arrive at Portsmouth 6n Tuesday and Fri day, by ten in the forenoon. . 2. From Portland, By North Yarmouth, Biunfwick, Bath, Wilcailet, Nfewcaftle, No bleborough, Bufto), Warren, Thomafton, and to ljucktrap. The mail to leave Portland every Monefav morning} at fix o* eloek, arrive at Wifcaflet on Tuesday, at noon, and at Ducktjap on Wednesday, by five in the evening.—Return ing, to leave £>ucktrap on Thursday, at (cv> n o* clock in the morning, and a> nve at Pqrt land the next Saturday, by in the evening. 3, -From Pchobfcot, by Fiarikfort and Bel faft, to Ducßtrap Ihe mail to leave l*en®bfcot every Wed nesday, at seven o' clock in'.the morning, and arrive at bv five in the (Veiling.— Returning, to leave Ducktrap on Thursday, at seven o' clock 'ri the a<d airive at PenObfcot by five in the rvening. 4. From Penobfcoi, by Blue'il'll, Ticn'on, Sullivan, Goldfbourough and Machias, 10 Paflamaquoddv. The mail 10 leave PtfHobfcoJ evei y other Fri day, at fix o'cfork in the morning, and ai rive at Paflamaquviddy the next Tucfday bv noon. Returningj to leave on Wednesday bv noon, and arrive at Penob fcot the next Saturday, by fife Ijj the evening. Ci,ofs Roads in Maine. . 5. From Portland, by Nev? GlOuceftcr, Gieene, Monmouth, Winthrop end Hallo well-cimrt.. house, to Piuiton on the river Kennebec k. The mail to leave Portland every Monday, at fix o' clock in the morning, and arrive at Piitfton on l*u< May evening by fix. Return ing) to leave Piufion on Wednesday morn- at fix o' clock,. and arrive at Pjftlaud on /Thuifday evening by fix. New-Hampshire and M*ffachufctts, 6. From Boston. by Saltm, and Newbury portj to portftnouth—--On the main post-road. For fix months, from May ift to Novem ber Ift the mail to leave Boston every Friday, Monday and Wedilefday, at five o' clock in the morning, & arrive at Portsmouth the fame days b) fix in the evening. Returning to leave Portsmouth every Tuesday and Thursday, at five o* elbek in tbe morning, and arrive at Boston this fame d by lix in the eVeniug. the other fix hionths of the veai, the tnail to leave Boston every Saturday, Tuesday ahd Thursday, at fix.o' clock in the morning, andarriveat PortsmoUth the fame days, by seven iri the evening.— Returning, to leave Portsmouth every Monday, Wednes day and Friday, at fix o* clock in the morn ing, and arrive at Boston the fame d«vs, by fix in ihe evening. ✓ 7. From Boston, by Atidover and Haver hill in MafTachufetts, to Cheftcr and Concord New Hampshire. The mail to leave Boston every Wedhefddy, at nine o' clock in the morning, and arrive at Concord on Thursday* by fix in the even ing. Returning„ to leave Concord on Friday, at fix o' clock in the morning, and arrive at Boston the next Monday, by five in the even ing. 8. From Boston by Confcord and Lancaster, or by Concord and Grototi, in M to Keen, Walpole and Charleftown in New Hampshire. The mail to leave Elofton every ThUrfdav, at nine o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Charleftown the next Saturday evening by fix. Returning, to leave Chaileftown the next Monday morning, by fixo'clock, and arrive at Boston on Wednesday, by 6ve in the evtu ing. Note. It being yet undecided which of ;he two route?,.above mentioned, fr«>m Bos ton to Keen, will be the post road, it is de sired that proposalS for carrying the mail on each of them, may be offered. The infor mation ex petted concerning them, before the day for clofmg the contract, will determine which shall be chosen. In New Hampshire. 9. From Portsmouth by Exeter, Chester and Ambeift to Keen. 1 he mail to leave Portfmobth every Wed nesday, at eight o'clock in the morning, and aifivc at Keen the next Friday evening, by fix o' clock.— to leave Keen on Satur day morning, at eight o' clock, and ariive at Poitfmouth the next Tuefd iy evening by fix io. From Concord, by Plymouth, tO Ha verhill. The mail to leave Concord every Saturday, by fix o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Haveihillthe next Tuesday, by ten in the forenoon. Retaining t 10 'cave Haverhill at twe? in the afttmoon, and arrive at Concord the next Thuifday, by five in the evening. 1 1. From Exeter to Hampton Falls. On the fame davs - .1 which the mafi from Bofto® arrives at Hampton FaM-/ and as soon as it a- • ves, it is. :o br carried to f>eter : and the Exetei mati 1: to be carr d to Hemp or lal!* every c-n >\>i!ch the foutherfi mail leaves Pop.u;hj and in time to\g with it to Boston. In Maffachufut V. . rr<onr and Ham> • ffiire, J2. from Sprin o ficld, by Noxtba'uigtoli, tatb&jlf AND fi6lfj£o Greenfield, brattle-borough. Weliminftcr, Charleitown and Windloi, to Hanover. The mail to leave Springfield every Tuesday and Friday, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon arrive -at Charleftown on Wcdnefday and Sa turday in the evening, and at Hanover on ThurM&v and Monday by noon.—Returning, to leave Hanover evcrv Tuesday and Friday, at c even o'clptk in the foienoon, airive at Charleftown in the evening, and at Spring fi; Id the next Thuifday nnd Monday at noun. Note, tf the ftrge Waggons set up on ;hi& road, Iboulti ply but once a Wcekj then the mail is to be carried only once a Week \ and on tjie day Which shall correspond With the regular paflage ot those waggons. 14. From Hanover to fjaVerhilt and NeW btlry. The mail to leave Hanover every Tuef* day, at fix o' block in the morning, and arrive at Newbury by fix in the evening. Ret'd+nirtgr to leave Newbury every Tliu* fday* at fix o* clock in the morning, and arrive at Hanover by fix in.the evening. In New Voir, Conne£ti< lit and Maltachutctts On the main poll-road. 14. From New York, by Stamford, Nor walk, Faiifield, Stratford, New Haven, Mid dletown* Harifojd, Springfield and Biook field to Boston. For fix months, from May ift to froVom beriftthe mail to leave New York every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at one o' clock imhe afternoon, and arrive at Hartford on Tucfday, Thu'fday and Saturday, by nine o' clock 111 the evening : leave Hartford on Wednesday, Friday and Monday, at three o' clock in the morningj and airive at Boston on Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday "by noon.— X>turhinir x to leave Boston every Friday, Mon day and Wednesday at noon, and airive at Hartlord on Saturday, Tuesday and Thuisdav by nine in the evening : leave Hartford on Monday, "vVednefday and Friday, at three o' clock in ihe morning, and arrive at New York on Tucfday, Thursday and Saturday j by ten in the forenoon. During the other fix months of the yearj the mail to lfjive New York, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at one o' clock in th'e alrcrnoon, arrive at Haitford on Wednes day, Fi tday and Monday, by eleven in the forenoon—leave Hartford at noon, ar)d arrive at Bolton on Friday, Monday and Wednef riav by ten o' cJoch in tHe forenoon. Return ing, to Uave lieftoii evety Monday and Wcdnefdav, a t one o' clock in the after noon, arrive a> Ha-tford on Monday, Wed nesday and Friday, by elcvju o'clock in the lorenoon—leave Har.'foid at noon, and arrive at New York 011 Wednesday, Friday arid Monday, by ten rn the/orenoon. Cross Roads. In Mrftachufctts. 15. From Gloucester to Salem and Boston. Fijom the middle of April to the middle of o&(?}>erj the mail to leave Gh Uccftcr every Tuesday and Friday, at seven o*clock in the motning, and aniveat Boilon by five in the i afternoon From the middle of O&ober to i ihe middle of April, to leave Gloucester and arrive at Boston on the fame days, but one hour later. Returning, to leave Bolton every Wednesday a u d Saturday,' ai nine o'clock in the inotning, arid arrive at Gloucester by seven ift the evening. Nb'tE. Should this mail be cauied in ihe stage waggon plying between Gloucester and itoPt&n, and if frtfjri the fmddle 0/ December to the ( middle C- Apri', or in any part of thai time, this waggofi Ihould mfike but one trip in a week, the 1 fie mail may ct>n lo» m with the travelling of ihe waggon. j6. From Salem to Marblchead. from May ift tp November ift the m/il to leaVe Salem every Friday ; Monday and Wcd -11 c fday; as early as the fouth> rn mails which I fhail have a»rived there h< m Boflt>n can be obtained, and be de livered at the poft-office at Marblchead in at lcaft one houi and a l>alf afteiwafds; and waiting ih-erc thure hours, unlclt sooner diiihargrd l y ihe poftmafte,., the mail is to return to Salem the fame flays. Prom November id to May ift, the mail ;s to goto «uid it turn Irom Marblchead, evciy Satuiday, Tuesday and T'hurfday, in thfc man ner above mentioned. 17. From Salem to Boston—-every d£y on which the stage usually plying between thole places shall pass from osie to the other, and ai iuch hours as shall eorrefpond with the regu lar departuic and arrival of the stage. 18. From Boston, by Qnincy, the North Parish in Hingham, Pl/mouthand Sandwich to Bainftabic and Yarmouth. The mail to leave Boston every Thursday rhornihg, at seven o' clock, and at five ai Yar mouth on Friday evening by fix. Returning. to leave Yarmouth on Saturday morning, and Bainftable on Tuesday morning, anivc at Sandwich by ten in the foicnoon, and at Bos ton on Wednefda), by five in the evening. 19. From Saiidwich to Falmouth, and thefice to Holmes's Hole and Edgartown on Martha's Vineyard. The mail to leave Sandwich every Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock (Or as soon as the mail from Boston can be obtained )and arrive at Falmouth in the evening: leave Falmouth the next morning, and arrive at Edgartown by eleven in the forenoon* — Returning, to leave Edgartown by one o'- clock in the afternoon, arrive at Falmouth in the evening, and at Sandwich the next Tuesday by ten in the forenoon. 20. From Boston to Taunton a*id New- Bedford. The mail to leave Boston every Thurs day morning at eight o'clock, arrive at Taunton in the evening,, ants at New Bed ford cti Friday evening, by five o'clock.— Returning, to leave New Bedford evet y Monday morning at eight o'clock, arrive at Taunton in tire evening, and at Boftvn on Tuelday evening by five o'clock. Note. Should this mail be carried in a stage waggon, then as often as the wag gon pafles the mail is to be carried ,• the days and hours of arrival departure to [Whole* No. 579<] corrcfpond with tliofe regularly fixed for the arrival and departure of the stage wag gbu. In any proposals which may be made by the proprietors of stage waggonS, they will liate the dars and hours of their de parture and avPival in conformity with which they Wll car; y the mail. 21. From New Bedford to Nantucket. The mail to be carried between these two places as often as a regular packet boat (hall ply between thetn ; and at least once a week : the days and hours of depart ure from and arrival at New Bedford to correspond, in a-convenient manner, with the arrival and departure of other mails at and from that place—wind and weather permitting. In Maflachufetts and Rhode Island. 11. From New Bedford to Newport. The mail to leave New Bedford every Friday, at seven o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Newport by five in the even ing. Returning, to leave Newport every Saturday, at seven o'clock in the morning and arrive at New Bedford by five in the evening. 23. From Tauntoit to Providence. The mail to leave Tauritoii every Friday it fix o'clock ill the" morning, snd arrive at Providence by ten Leave Pfovidence the fame'dayat one o'clock in the after n'.on and return to'Tauntoh by fix in the erci-'.ng. • " 24. From Taunton by Dlghton and So meriet to Warren. The mail to lfcave Taunton every Thurs day, at fix o'clock in the morning, and ar rive at Warren by ten : Leave Warren at one o'clock in the afternoon, and return to Taunton by fix. 11l Rhode Jfiand. 45. From Newport, by Bristol and Warren, to Prbvidence. The mail to leaveNewportevery Thurs day, at 7 o'clock in the morning, and ar rive at Providence by five in the evening. Leave Providence on Friday morning, at 7 o'clock, and arrive at Newport by fivfe ill the evening. . 36. I-roh) Newport by East Greenwich :o Prbvidence. 1 he mail to leave Newport every Tues day, at Jeven o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Providence by fix in the evening: Leave Providence on Wednesday at fix o clock in the morniftg, and arrive at New port in the evening by fiXi In Rhode Hland and Connecticut. 27. from Newport, by Weftcrly and St'.>nington Poiftt, to ,New London. ' • The mail to leave Newport every Tues day, at leven o'clock in the morning, and arrive at New London on Wednesday, by one in the afternoon : Lea'.e New London on Thutfday, at seven o'clock in the morn ing, and return to Newport on Friday by one in the afternoon. In MaflachufettS, Rhode Ifknd and Con- ncffifiut. 28. From Boston, by Providence, Nor wich, New London, Saybrook and Guil ford to New Haven, The mail to leave Boflon every Satur day, Tuesday and Thursday, at five o'- clock in the morning, arrive at Providence the fame days, by five in the afternoon, at New London on Monday, Wednefdav and Friday, by fix in the evening, and at New- Haven on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day, by fix in the evening. Returning, to to leave New Haven every Wednd'day, Friday and Monday, at five o'clock in the morning* arrive at New London the fame days, by fix ill the evening—at Provjdence on Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday, by fix in the evening—and at Boston on Fri day, Monday and Wediiefday, by five in the evening. In Maifachufetts and Connecticut. 29. From Boston, by Dedharti, Men don and Pomfret, to Hartford. The mail to leave Boitop every Monday at seven o'clock in the; morning, and ar rive at Hartford the next Wednesday, by five in the evening: Leave Hartford on Thursday, at seven o'clock in the morn ing and returii to Boston the next Saturday by five in the evening.—Or the mail may leave Hartford every Monday morning, arrive at Boston on Wednesday evening— Leave Boston on Thursday morning, and return to Hartford qn Saturday evening : the hours of departure imd airital to be the fame as before. In Maflachufe<t» and New Yo k. 30. From Brookfield, by N.ubjinip ton, Pittsfield and New Lebanon,/to Al bany. 1 he mail to leave Brookfield and Albany every Wednesday, Friday and Monday, at nifle o' clock in the morning, meet and be exchanged, and return to Brookfield and Albany the next Friday, Monday and Wednelday by fix in tlio evening. Thus a mail will be carried from one place to the other in three days travelling. Notl ; . Should a ftajre tvaggcn ply be tween Brookfield and Albany but" twice, Or but once a tveck, the mail is to be carri ed no oftcner than the waggon runs. If no ftzge waggon iliould ply on this road, then the mail is to be carried but once a week ; and to leave Brookfield every Mon day morning at lix o' clock, and arfive at Albany the next Wednesday by fix in the evening ; leave Albany on Thursday morning at fix o' clock, and return to Brookfield the next Saturday, by fix in tie eveijin^.
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