The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, June 10, 1757, Page 2

k. And,we hear one of the Ships has between 80 and 100,000 wt. of Indigo on board. The whole at the loweft Jomputation, is valued at about [. 70,000 Currency. ; Capt. Grig had 3 Menkilled in the Engagement, William Coils, Hugh M’Atee, and Duncan M’Cullum, and himfelf :nd 14 others wounded ; but the Captains Alexander and t1arris happiiy had none either killed or wounded. * Capt. Alexander, in the Hawke,a Day or two before tiey fell in with the abovementioned Fleet, tock a valuable Schooner, bound from the Cape to Europe, and ordered her for Bermuda, where fhe was to lay a Fertnight, and then to proceed hither, fo that in all Probability, her Arrival here may be look’d for every Day. * Some of the Prifoners taken in the above Prizes fay, that the five Line of Battle Ships and Frigate, when they left the Convoy in a certain Latitude, were to proseced direclly to Louifbourg. Capt. Lyel arrived here Yefterday, in fix Weeks from the Bay of Honduaras: Hecame out in Company with Capt. Gauilford of this Port, and off Cape Antonio, they faw 12 Sail of large French Ships, one of which he took to be of 80, and another of 74 Gans, ficering he was well aflured, for the Miffifippi. "~ We have now in this Port 20 Privateers, who only wait Permiflion, to procced on their refpective Cruizes®; and three Ships, two of which are to carry 24 nine Pounders, and the penier 19 fix Founders, will be lanched in a few Weeks, be- longing to this Port alfo. Several Caiks of Flour that were offered for Sailon Satur- day laft in this City, were found to be falfe tared, by which the Owner, agreeable to an A& of chis Province, was obliged to pry gs. per Cafk. The Detection of a Fraud cf this, Kind is truly Praife worthy, and will, we hope, redound to ' the Honour of thofe Magiftrates who put the Laws in Fxe- cution. Friday laft Captain Dunbar, late of the Snow Polly of Philadelphia, came here by Land from Bofton, having arrived at Cape Anne, the 11th Inftant, from Louifbourg, with 73 others, that had the Misfortune to be taken and carried into Cape Breton, as hasbeen zlready mentioned under the Bofton Hecad. Captain Dunbar informs us, That he failed from Cape Henlopen the 19th Day of December, and was taken _the zsthfollowing, by a Privateer Sloop, of 8 Carriage Guns, belonging to Louifbourg, to which Place he was fent ; that 29 Sail of Enolith Vefleis had been fent in there fince Sep- imber lait, moft of which were already mentioned in the Yapeis ; that the Garrifon of Louifbourg confitted of about ~:00 Men, who were fo much in Want of Provifions, that “art of them offered to releaie a Number of Englith Sstmen, bver whom they were Centry, provided they would carry hem to Halifax in a Privateer then inthe Harbour ; which 1¢ Seamen agreed 10, but the Soldiers, affraid of being de- :Cred, fell oot among them(:lves, and put a Stop to the ‘ho'e ; and thatnot one Vefiel of Force was in the Harbour F Louilbourg the 3d of this Inftant May. W 0 S T ON Fune 6. (ve Advice, that a Sloop belonging to this Place, “npion, Maler, bound from North Carolina, with as caft away in cominy ont of the Harboar ; 4 gging, and about hali the Cargo were faved, "y # weuer from John Towafend, Maller of - Schooner, “unving to Capt. Collins of Rhode ud, dated at St. hemas’s the 18th of April laft, we are informed, That in aflag: from Barbados, fix Days a‘ter he left that Hland, 2 had the Misfortune to be taken by a I'reach Privateer of “arriage and 6 Swivel Gans, and 33 Men ; who took him, s Mare and two of his People on board the Privatcer, and 6 French Men on board the Schooner, and fent her into R "homas’s the Night fellowing ; where, afrer fhe had an at Anchor about 2z or 3 Hours, five Men from an ,ith Piivateer Brig, belonging 1o St. Kitts, and about 20 ¢ from the Shore, who 'eft another Englith Privateer, w1 in a piraticai Manner, without any Commiflion, cut the 5=l.ooner’s Cables, and carried her out of the Harbour from tcer the Danith Fori, notwithftanding they fired a Number f Guns at them from the Fort :—The next Day Capuain lery of a Snow Privateer from Bofton, came up with her, and carried her into Tortola, where all the Piraces that had taken her ran away ; and ’us tho't they hove over- board 3 French Men that were on board the Schooner.—The French took every Thing from the Malter, except what he bad upen his Rack ; and he intended, that Day he wrote, or the next Morning, for Tortola, to make 2 Demand of the Schgoner. ain Ellery, we hear, intended to fail from Tortola wning ¢: May, on a Craize for three Months. ; Pear thit Capr. Symonds, in a Sloop from Rhode- bound to the Weft Indies, was in her Paflage taken nch Privateer, and carried into St. Thomas’s. m Plymouth (in this Province) we hear, that a Priva- fitting out there to cruize againft his Majefty’s Ene- pé commanded by Capt. Doty. 1he Beginning of laft Week, James Cargill and James tiodge, received out of the Frovince Treafury, Six Hundred Pounds lawful Money for the Scalps of two Indians whom they killed on an Ifland in Penobfcot- Bay, as lately menti- oned. On the firft of April lalt eleven Men went cat vpon a £rcut after the Enemy, to the Northward, as far as Arfegun- ;02 River, when they feparated upon different Branches ; one Party of three Men on the 16th of laft May early in the IViorning advancing towards a Point of Land, were fired up- on by five Indians, and two of the Men, viz. Capt. Whit- yiev and Lieut. Frepch, both of Dunftable, were kill’d,the o- ther named ---- Holt, efcaped with much Difficulty, and got £afe to North-Yarmouth : The others are fince returned fafe. We allo hear, that 12 Men who had been mifling {fome Time, and tho't to have been killed or taken,are fince return- L0 Arrowfick, N o/ i » and Englifi ‘Ships taken by e, per Capi. Farhfoz g Le Inirepide, Commodore Fairfong, 4 Guns s Le Opiniate 64 Guns 5 Le Unicorn 36 Guns 5 Le Calipfo 16 Guns ;. the Bojca- awen Englifh Privateer tiken at Cape de Verd Ifiands from South Hampton, 14 Guns. The Spencer Frigate of London, taken in the Bay of Bifcay, and kept for an Hojpital Skip.—Tbe Prince of Orange, Fackfon of Liverpool, 175 Slawves. 14 C. lvory, one Ton Cam awood, taken at Cape- Mount, Jan. 1. 1757. The Annabella, Annyon, of ditto, 45 Slaves, taken af Bafuww, Fan. 4th. The Elizaberh and Mary, Curratbers, of Liverpool, 50 Slaves, taken at Little Capemount, Fan. 2d. The Nawey, Gill, of Ditto, 70 Slawes, taken at Funk, Fan. 3d. The Sloop Sea-Horye, of ditto, Banks. The Neble of ditto. The Bluck Prince, Baynes of White hawen, taken off Madeira. The Wilmington, Kennedy, of ditto, takn off the Cape de Verds.— Jip¥ies of Brijiol. Additional LIST of French Men of War. The St. Michael, 64 Guns. | Latheg Frigate, 32 Guns. N. B. Thefe two Ships jlop’d tavo Days at St. Fago to Wa- ter, proceeded afterawards jor the Coaft of Afrita, to join the above Squadron, they were nxt by a Portugueleoff Cape Palmas, awbhs they informed they were bound direéily for the Coafl of An-, gola. The firft mentioned Men of War paft Cape Coaft, after Jiring _feveral Broadfides et the Caflle, but did no Damage. Jan. 24th and the 27th they took Capts. Taylor, Fobnfon, and Clark of Rhode- Ifiand ; and the Day before they cut out Capt. Moulton’s Sloop, awith one of their Launches, the Sloop lying clofe under Zenchab Cafile. Latt Week a large white Bottom Schooner of 14 Carriage Guns, and a great Number of Men, fuppofed to be a French Privateer, was feen to take « Sloop within a League of Block- Ifland ; upon which the Prople there immediately fent an Account of the fame to Rhade Ifland, where in a few Hours they equipp’d a Brig and a Sloop which they fent in queft of her, bufwe have not yet heard of their Succefs. A Fithing Schoorer which arrived laft Week at Newbury, bro’t in Capt. Lawrence wich his Company, belonging to the Ship that Captain Comrin ard others faw afhore on the 1fle of tables (as formerly menticned) ; fhe was bound from Gib- raltdr for Virginia, but taker by the French ; who after they were afhore, upon having fc.ve Difference, fired upon Capt. Lawrence’s Men and wounded two of them, and after tak- ing cut fome of her Effe?ts, proceeded in a Schooner to Louifbourg, leaving all the Englith on the Ifland. PORT of BOSTON, Fune 4. Eotred In, Luce from Rizde- Ifland, Taylor, Waterhoule, Freeman, Higgins, Jennings, Burroughs and Brooks from Connesticut, and Pasten from Cadiz., By Capt. Homer, who ar-ived the 4th Inftant from Ha- lifax, we hear, that his M:jcfty’s Sloop Speedwell, Capt. Bond, arrived there the 2cth of May paft, in five Weeks f:om Falmouth, by whom came Advice, that the Troops for North America were embarked at Spithead, but had been detained a Month by centrary Winds : Capt. Bond {uppofes that they failed with the fame Wind that he did. By the fame Conveyance we bear, That Lerd Mansfield is appoint- ed Chancellor, and that the Board of Admiralty now ftands, +—Lord Winchelfea firft Lord, Admiral Bofcawen, Sir Wil- liam Rowley, Lord Carisford, Admiral Moftyn, Mr. Eliot, and Mr. Edwin Sandys ; that Mr. Fox was alone Paymafter of the Fofces, in the Placvs"ofLords Buplin and Darlington; and that Mr. Pitt had refign'd, and it was faid would be fucceeded by Lord Egmont. Capt. Dowfe, wi > ‘Urade for Halifax, arrived there the 23d of May pait. PO R & MO T H Ly a Coafter who arrived here laft Week from Falmouth in Cafco Bay, we are inform’d, that he met 2 Schooner (who had been out on the Scaiping Account) going in there, with two Indian Canoes in tow, :nd a Scalp on a Pole in each; and that they were faluted by the Fort ; he doubts not of their haviog more Scalps wxsthem, as they defign’dto decoy the Enemy on board, and w 'nt well arm’d for the Purpofe. Port of I'rscataqQua. Entered In, Seaward fror. Saltortuga, Froft from Virginia, Cleared Out, Frefethen for New Londen, Henderfon for Rhode ifland, Moor and ames for Bofton, Warner and Grant for Barbados, Fofs ¢ Halifax. Adverti‘ements. PROPOSALS For Printing by Subfcription, Short DISCOURSE, in order to confate an Error, wa ch was deliver’d in Sermons and Converfation, and much co tended for ; and countenanced by the Minilters near Merrin ack River : viz. That the Blood and W ater awhich came from Chrift when the Soldier pierced bis Side, bis laying in the Grawe. and bis Refurrefiion, awas no Part of the Work of Redimption ; end that bis laying in the Grawe avas no Part of bis Humiliction. In the which their moft material Arguments to {ovpe rt their Dorine, are anfwered ; and their Doétrine prove)} o be corrupt. That his laying in the Grave was his Humi ation, and a Part of the Sacri- fice for Sin : And that the Blood and Water which came from Chrift had a cleanfir and redeeming Vertue in it : And that his Refurrection i: a powerful means by which we are raifed from a State of [ cath in Sin, to Newnefs of Life; and the merritorious and eficacious Caufe of the Refurreéti- on of the Body ; and counfcquently muft all of them have a joint Influence in the Work of Redemption, is proved. The Author, alfo, hath m..}e fome Remarks upon the Con- duét of the Affociation, in :hat Matter, and fome others. Subfcriptions are taken inby Fofeph Haynes, in Haverhill, and by the Prifiter of thys P’aper. e e e o LL Perfons Indcbted to, or that have any Qem ds on the Efate of Lieutenant Peter Gram, late « flick, in the Province of the Maflachuleits Bay, . are defired to bring in their Clain PP Grant, 4 ors. to fat — £ - HE { L \ Now bound on a Cruize, Againft his MAJESTY’s Enemies, The Scu @ ER Prince Edward, Fobn Seaward Commander, Mounting 10 Cartiage Guns, a Prime Sailor, And will be compleatly fitied for ibe Sea in 1o Days, Herefore all Gentlemen Seamen and able-bodied Land-Men, who have an Inclination to enter, are defired to repair on board faid Schooner, or at Mr. Charles Hight's at the Bunch of Grapes Tavern, or Mrs. Watts, oppofite to the Earl of Halifax, where they may fee the ARTICLES. N. B. There is wanted 2 Surgeon, tweo Trumpeters, and a Piiot for the Eaftern Shore, who will meet with fuitable Enceuag- agement. = Portfmouth, Fune 9. 1757. e e e e e Fuft Imported, In the Schooner Friendfhip, and to BE SOLD at Colonel Wallingford’s Wharff, by Samuel Froft, OOD Virginia Corn, Wheat « and Oats. A Likely LAD of about 13 or A 14 Years of Age, who can be well recommended, is wanted for an Apprentice to a Goldfmith, irquire of Dawid Griffith at the Goldfmith’s Arms, in Portfmouth, LI Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Fobi Runels, of Durbam, deceafed, are defired to come andilstile the fame with Jo/eph Rusnels, of Dover, who is Adintniftrator on faid Eflate. 3 ‘ Just Pusrtsa’d, Sold Ly the Printer hertof, A4 Sermon Entitled, THeN eceflity of Reformation, in order to avert ImMpeENpING JUDGMENTS 3 preach’d at Portfmouth in New. Hampfhire, May 6. 1757 ; being the Annval Fat. By Artuur Browne, A. M. From. lfai. 1. 20.— If ye refufe and rékel, ye JPall be devoured awith the Saword : for the Mouth of the Lord bath [fpoken it. . ; Jult publifh’d, fold at the above Place, The Curonzcre of B the Son of the Great B—p, that lived in the Rcign of Queen Fevicra. Containing an Account of his migaty Tranf- attions againft Gallijoniere, his Flight and happy Arri- val at G r, and from thence t0 §p——1ibh——d, By Iseaer Ben Apkr, of the Tribe of Zrwi. But be awalked not in the Steps of his Fether., Written in the Eaflern Style. The Prefent State of Verth America- I. The Difcoveries, Rights and Poffeffions of Great- Britain- II. The Difcoveries, Rights and PoffefZons of France. III. The Encroachments and Depredations of the French upon his Majefty's Territories in North- America, in Tinies when Peace fubfifted in Europc between the Two Crowss, . &e. &ec. f & This Book has been in fuch great Demand, that it has had two Editions in England, and two in Bofton. And by the beft Judges of the Affairs of this Country, it is thought to be feafonable at this Time, and is worthy the Perufal of every true Englithman. ool ! The Pleafant Art of Mo:zey Catching. Of the Original and Intention of Mdp Of the Mifery and Unhappinefs of thc/ An Enquiry into the Caufes of Me2ne ng Money. The Character of thofe that want Moy drawn to theLife, Directions to all manner of Pcrfon'g that be in Want or Streights, how to fupply themfelves wilh Money cnough at & | all Times. A remarkable Account of the mifcfaule Lives and wefal Deaths, of feveral rich Muckworms and M ifers. A new Method for ordering of E How to fave Mouney in Diet, Ag How a Man may aiways keep My Proverbs to be obferved by a A Discoursse, fh and Neceffity of an Internal Gofpel. Aifo M gmmaby = known from oth gether with fo ces of many i To which ences and d STra of Ea Years old fhall take~ Subfr .. ré® . want Money. ¢!, and Recrestion, ) ney his- Pocket.