Hicky's Bengal gazette, or The original Calcutta general advertiser (15.1781)

Ccr.fcnt with" that v.h'ch nature gives, Milliard, Pickles in Or. Cafe's or Bot-

P 0 E T's COR N E R. g»»H*v ,eriors "cver ftize» ties, Olives in ditto do. Ralbc

•kt , i He tiuly livss.

SIR Pillage Secured thro' his Nephew, and \ Honcdus

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;e Secured thro' his Nephew, and
rother,

The C—t is Secured, which has made fuch a
Pother,

Poolbundy and Town-tax have made them
his own:

The Opium's Influence hat S-n Lulled.

lie patient Eaft Indians, you arc all of you
gulled !

And the Mogul's Secured in his abfolute
throne.

C---te too honed by far, mud be kept in the

War,

Lead Spirit or Confcience fhould here prove a
Bar,

Or impede our Mogul in his favorate

Scheme.

Ned Whcelabout's dill, kept here, thats his
flcill

A Crits Paw, compliant, to yield to his will :
Odenftble Partner, to bear half the Blame.

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Camp Madras Detachment loth March'
faggernott.

N vour next Dear Roger, infert Doctor

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Whofe Equipage thin fays — Send them tc
Hell-:-

Of Wind, Rain and Sun they admit, quantum
Sufti

Let's weather the Clime—to Hyder we're
Bluff.

Anti Contractor for Camp Equipage.

INSCRIPTION for an OBELISK.

WHEN Rome's bold tons o'er trembling
kingdoms flew,
And in their thriumphs conquer'd monarchs

' drew, • ■ . , .

-Bright fon of fame! Cara&acus arofe.
And pour'd his vengeance on fair freedom's
foes;

In Britifh breads rcnew'd the glorious flame,
To live in freedom, or to die with fame ;
Bv him infpir'd they dar'd the dreadful! war,
And taught intrepid Rome at lenght to fear;
Victorious oft they drench'd the thirfiy plain
With the rich blood of Roman hero's fl.-iin;
And when their chief, by a bafe queen betray'd,

aid

Fe't Romes dire chains upon his dioiilders 1
Around this facred (pot their banners rofe,
And frown'd defiance on th' invading foes;
In vain to drive them hence Odcrius try'd
And when he could not conquer, grieved and
died.

Then Britons venerate the facred ground
Where fainting Libertv a refuge found;
Here the foundation of her reign file laid.
Which flour ifli'd fair, and o\r the kingdoms
fpread.

Oh may the goddefs dil benignant (mile,
And with her pieflncp ever blefs this Ifle;
May Britain's Sons adoie her lovely name,
And wifely chcrifli her infpiring flame !
•Then dlall no foreign foe, nor tyrant's hand,
Dcf.ite the glories of this happy land.

H. S.

The HAPPY MAN.

"T)Y day no biting cares add!
\_y My peaceful calm contented bread;
By night my {lumbers never fail
of welcome red.

Soon as the Sun with orient beams,

Gilds the fair Chambers of the morn,
Muling I trace the winding dreams
Til at part the lawn.

Around me nature fills the fecne,

With houn.li.f; plenty and delight;
And touch'd with Jfrv finccre, fcun-,
I blcfs .tlic fight.

I'Wefs the kind creating pow'r,

Exe;tfd thus for frail mankind,
At whofe comman 1 defeends the fhow'r,

WANTS EMPLOYMENT.

AYoung Man who lately came from
England, would be glad to en-
gage hifnfelf in any Gentleman's Office
a; a Write1", or Book-Keeper.

Any Gentleman in want of fuch a
Perfon, by directing a Line to J. G.
at Mr. HICKY's Printing Office, will
'be waited on.

Calcutta5th May 1781.

Mrs. M A N N. .

BEGS Leave to acquaint the Ladies
and Gentlemen of the Presidency,
that She has juft received'a neat Afibrt-
mcnt of China Goods,' imported by the
%ip Rum bold.

N. B. A great Variety of Madras,
and Pulta Chintzes.

To be SOLD.

ASpot of Garden ground, Confiding
of one Baggah and four Gottahs
near Coffey-pore pieafantly fuuated on
the Banks of the Ganges, with a good
Carriage Road.

For partioulafs pleafe to enquire of
Mr. HICKY at his Printing Office in
the Radda Baazar, at Calcutta.

N O T I C E.

S hereby given to the Gentlemen of
the fettlement and the Public in- gene-
ral that Mr. Robert Harvey's Godown in
the Radda baazar, oppofite Mr Guthnes
is now open for the laje of the following
Articles viz. . ' ■

The belT Country Rum whqlcfale and
retail,' in Puncheons, Pipes, and Hogs-
heads, atone Rupee fourAns. per Gallon
wholefale, and one Rupee 8 An's. re-
tail. Fine Old Rum at 2 Rupees per
Gallon., fine double, and treble refined
Loaf Sugar, Manufactured at Sookfagur,
and equal to any-made in Europe Calcu-
lated to anfwer the end of -fweetning,
without, depriving the Tea of its Flavor,
Sugar of this excellent and agreeable
quality has been long wifhed for in this
part of the World.

The very-fined tranfparentSugar Candy
at 30 Rupees per Maund. Patna piece
Goods, raw Silks &c. and a variety of
otherarticles. All Gentlemen favoring
Mr. H?'rvey with their Commands, may-
depend upon his exerting every endea-
vour to give-them fatisfction. •

TURNBULL, MAC IN TYRE, and
DAWLEY.
EG Leave rcfpccTfully to acquaint
JLJ the Ladies and Gentlemen of Cal-
cutta, that their Invefrment of China
Goods imported in the Rumbold, is now
expofed to fale for ready Money, and
upon the mod reafonable terms, at the
Houle formerly Occupied by Mr. Slight,
near the Court LIoulc.

Cherry -Brandy in Pint Bottles,. Frontc-
niac, Europe bottled Porter, Hams,
Ku-fia Dear Tongues, OldDanifh Claret,
Knife Cafes Compleat with Spoons &c.
Gentlemens Tool Chefts, Ink Stands,
Glauber Salts, Camp Kettles, and a Va-
riety of China, Madras, and other Goods

A L R PERSONS~
TAVING any Claims, or demands
J_ on the Eftate of Capt. George
Davies, of Artillery, on the Madrai's
Eftablifhment, iately deceafed; are de-
fired forthwith to fend an account there-
of to Doctor Chas. Allen at Fort
William, fole Executor of the faid Capt.
Geo. Davies, and all perfonsindebted to
the faid Eftate are requefted immediately
to pav the fame.

Fort Willam April the 14th 1781.

ALL PERSONS,"

WFIO have any demands on the
Eftate of Mr. William Juftice
deceafed, are requefted to fend an ac-
count of-them to Mr. James Miller one
of the Executors. And all Perfons in-
debted to the faid Eftate, are requefted to
difcharge their respective Debts, with-
out delay.

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JUST PUBLISHED-
BY. AUTHORITY.
ND to be Sold at the Library, the Lat«
Bye Law, either Bound or in i'iieets.

To Be LET T.

Lower-room'd J-Ioufe within a
large Compound and proper out
Offices near the Council Chamber. For
particulars enquire at the Printing
Office. March 30th, 1781.

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The LOTTERY
for the Harmonic Houfc

EING nearly filled up MefTrs. Stark
and Robertfon reaueft that the Sub-
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Y Mr. Fivey at .his Shoo id the
y Rada Baazar the following Articles
And blows thi Win k" Imported by the Ship Neptune.

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