The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, September 2, 1757, Page 4

: % L ONDO N : g, tral of a Letter from Wexford, April 27. : *Laft monday a very extraordinary affair happened here ; the, women of this town, to the - number of 5 or 600, aflembled (at the beat of aboran or corn fan) in 2 wvery riotous manner, armed with broomfticks, ladels, cab- -bage-ftalks, and fuch like, and with amazonian fiercenefs in their looks, threatned deftruétion and devaftation to all the foreftallers ; affaulted and pelted feveral of them in a very ludicrous manner, with what the fcavengersleft behind, though it coft fome of them broken heads and bruifed breafts from their opponents ; after which they feized on a quantity of peas, potatoes, and meal, which they brought to the town hali to be difpofedsof at the difcretion of the market jury. They alfo went on board feveral Veflels, and were firipping them of their running rigging and Sails, when unforcunately an heavy fhower of rain fell, which difperfed this formidable troop of he- roines, without doing further mifchief.” May 17. Some Time fince a Spy was taken in the King of Praflia’s Army, and being carry’d before his Majefty, he told him his Life was forfeited by being foand in his Army ; but on Condition of his delivering a Letter which he gave him, into the Hand of his Miitrefs, the Queen of Hungary, he would give him a Pardon and “Paflport through his Army, which he confented to: The Contenw were taken out of the Bible, from the 1oth Chap- ter of the 1ft Book of Maccabees,and the following Verfes: ¢ 71. Now therefore, if thou trufteft in thine own ¢ Strength, come down to us into the plain Field, and ¢ there let.us try the Matter together ; for with me is the ¢ Power of the Cities. ; 3 g ¢ 72. And learn wh m, and the reft that our Part : " % and they fhall tell theefiat thy. Foot isnot able (o ftand <. ¢ before our Face ; for thy Fathers have been twice puat " % to Flightin their own Land. ) T ¢ 73. Wherefore, now thou fhall not be able to abide ¢ the Horfemen, and fo greata Power in the Plain, where ¢ is neither Stone nor Flint, nor Place to flee unto.” Jure 18. - Laft Saturday a Caufe was tried by the fpe- cial Jury of the King’s Bench, at Guildhall, before the Right Hon. Lord Mansfield, Chief Juftice, wherein a late Governor of one of our Iflands in the Weft Indies was Plaintiff, and a Captain of 2 Man of War Defendant, for ,having criminal converfation with the Plaintif’s Wife. The Jury bronght in a Verdi& for the Plaintiff, with One Thoufand Pounds Damages. : Letters from Salle, in Morocco advife, that on the 15th of April, the whole Town was alarmed with the Shock of.an Earthquake, which lafted about three Minutes, and made all the Inhabitants run into the Fields. T&Ap- prebenfions were the greater as they had been informed a few Days before, that fome {ubterraneous Motions had done infitite Damage at Cape Cantin, in their Neighbour- ‘ hood ; that feveral dreadful Openings were made in the e . Earth ; that many Baildings were throwna down, and between 2 and 3 Thoufand Perfons, fwailowed up and buried in the Ruins. ; B O S T O N, Auguft2zo. We have advice from the Weft Indies, that on the zg5th of lat Month Admiral Frankland fail’d from Antigua for England, with feveral of His Majelty’s Ships, having under Convoy the Trade, confifting of about.140 Sail.— We alfo hear, that a great Namber of Privateers are fill cruizing near the 1flands, and bave taken feveral Northérn Veflels. The Accounts from the Weftwa:d, relating to the Lofs of Fort William Heaory, and the inhumane Treatment of our People by the Indians, upon their Return after the * Capitalation, continue to be yet varions.—When a parti- cular and true Relation of that Affair comes to Hand, we thall be ready to gratify the Publick therewith.—Tis * faid, moft of the Officers, and more of the Men, than was at firft oxpefted, got back to Fort Edward ; and are daily retubning to their refpeétive Homes. We have advice, That the French have demolifh’d Fort William-Henry ; and that their Army withdrew, and went off with precipitation. ; » Capt. Prince being bound from this Place to Halifax, on Saturday was Sen’night met with feveral Men of War and a Number of Tranfports off Cape Samboro’, having on board the Rt. Hon. Lord Louboun, with 10 Batta- Jions, bound to New- York : Capt. Prince was employed to return hither with Difparches,and arrived laft Wednef- day Night : He parted with the Fleet on this Side Cape- ables. ' ‘ : Capt. Gafuey from London, informs us, That he fail'd from Torbay under the Weft-India Convoy, in"Company with a Ship bound to Virginia, one to Philadelphia, and another to New York ; he alfo informs, thi# Capt." Fol- ger in a Brigantine belonging ta Nantucket, was taken by a French Privateer and carried into St. Maloes. Saturday laft Capt. Bartleit atrrived herein 14 Days from North Caroline, he informs, that when he was in at the Vineyard, two Fifhing Schooners came in there which had been taken by two French Privateers,” viz. a Sloop and a Schooner, on the 18th Inftant, on the Shoals of Nantucket ; which Privateers, after taking out fome Provifions and fomeé of their Claathing, gave them their Weflels again, and ftood to the Southward. . ~The Schooner isan old Veflel. R | ' The fame Day Capt.Jonesarrived here in 8 Days from Halifax, and informs, That a Snow Man of War, convoy to feveral Tranfports with a Regiment of Troops on board, fail'd the Day before him for Chegne&o. . We hear from New-London, that about 1o Days ago @ Prize Schooner arrived there from the- Weit-Indies, taken by Capt. Mumford, in a Privateer Sloop from that Place. ©~ Her Cargo, 'tis faid, confilts of 120 Hogfheads of Rum, befides Cotton, Coffee, &c. &c. 5 R i vt e e e e oy i e sy . EprrsmoutH, iw New-Hampfbire, Printed by D, FowLe, where this Paper ma .2z had at Qe Dollar per Annum, Murfdpy laftas Sir Henry Frankland and his Lady were coming into Town in their Chariot, a Number of ~ Boys were Gunning on Bofton Neck, ( notwithftandin there isan exprefs Law to the contrary. ) one of them dif charging his Piece at a Bird, mifs'd the fame, and almoft tlge whole Charge of Shot came into the Chariot where Sgr Henry and his Lady were, feveral of which enteréd his Hat and Cloaths, and one graz’d his Face ; but did no - other Damage to him or Lady. Extraft of a Letter Jfrom Halifax, lar()d dugflfi (48 ¢ I have to acquaint you that Yeferday arrivid a Schooner, being difpatch’d by the Captain of the Gofport Man of War at Newfoundland, to Admiral Holbourn, which informs, that he had taken a Schooner bound home to Old France from Louifbourg, and:by Letters found in her, we learn, that there is 17 Line of Battle Ships, and g or 6 Frigates, with 7 or 8000 Land Forces in Louifburg. —The Men of War are gone out in’ Order to meet and engage the French Fleet—Some People fay the French have four Ships of 80 Guns, and none lefs than 64.— This Day the Windfor of 60 Guns, and Granado Bomb joined the Fleet, and bro't in a Ship and Snow two Prizes:™ Some Maflers of Veflels return’d from Halifax, give a moft wretched Account of the Markets there, viz. That all forts of freth Provifions were {o plenty, that they would fetch fcarcely any Thing : That a good Sheep fold for Half a Crown, and other Flgfll Meat in Proportion. This Account, we fuppofe, will deter our Halifax Traders from carrying off fuch large Quantities of frefh Provifion for fome Tinie, fo that we may bave a Chance toget a Bit of good Beef and Mautton, if we can find Money te pay for it. . Entered In, Bartlet from North-Carolifia, Dorrington) from Coalt of Florida, Hale from St. Chriftophers, Trefry, Hall, Finley, Cufhing, Davis, Nickels, French dnd Do- mett from Halifax, Grow from Chigne&to. Advertifements. Province of New-HamesuirE. 7 S it will take fome* Time to adjuft the Hccounts and pay the\ Sums due to the Farmers of the EXCIsE, prewious to fg¢ Renewal of Licences at Septemper Seffsonsy this PurLick NOTICE 75 given to the concerned, that at the Houfe of Mr. James Stoodley, jun. Innbolder in Portfmouth, Attendance will be given on Monday, Tuefday and Wednefday the stb, 6tb, gnd 7th of September for that Parpofe by the Farmers thereof. Portfmouth, July ANDREW CLARKSON, - 28, 1757, Tromas Wk WaLbroN, Jonn. KnicuT, jun. mands on the Eftate of Fonathan Robinfon, late of Brintwood, deceafed, are defired to bring in the {fame to Mrs. Ales Robinfon of Brintwood, Adminiftratrix on faid Eftate, in order for Seitlement And all Perfons Indebted to faid Eftate, are defired to make {fpeedy Payment to faid Adminiftratrix : ‘' And all Perfons that are concern’d are hereby Notified, that the abovefaid Adminiftratrix will attend them at the Houle of Mr. Feremiak Leawitt’s, Inn- holder in Exeter, on every Monday in the Month of September next, in order to Settlement with them. Brintwood, dug. 3.1757. 3. Province of New-Hampsuirg, Excter, Aug. 1. 1757. ?Hereas we the Sub{cribers are appointed Commiffioners by the Hon. the Judge of Probate for faid Province, to receive and examine the Claims of the feveral Creditors to the Eftate of Dawid Page, late of Eppin in faid Province, Yeoman, deceafed, Inteftate, reprefented Infolvent—THESE are to NOTIFY all Perfons concern’d, That we will attend that Bufinefs on the laft Mondays of this and the fodr following Months, " at the Dwelling Houfe of Capt. Nathanael Foljom,Innhol- der in Exeter aforefaid, from the Hours of three to {feven of the Clock Afternoon on faid Days. - Davip Lawrance, 3 Noan Emery. Proviwce of New HamesHirg, Exeter, ug. 1. 1757. Hereas we the Subfcribers are appointed Commiffioners by the Hon. the Judge of Probate for faid Province, to. receive and examine the Claims.of the feveral Creditors to. the Eflate of Edward Coleord, late of Brintwood, 'in faid Province, Yeoman, deceafed, Teftate, reprefented Infolvent— TwEsE are to NOTIFY all Perfons concern’d, That we will attend that Bufinefs on the laft Mondays of this and the four fol- lowing Months, at the Dwelling Houfe of Capt. Natha- nael Follom, Innholder in Exeter aforefaid, from three to feven of the Clock Afternoon on faid Days. ; \ Joun Obprrx, 3 Noan Emery. Y s St B, R Tt e A Ny Perfon who wants a Houfe- Keeper, may hear of one by enquiring of the Printer hereof. L ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Serh Ring, late of Portfmouth, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Jofeph Ring of Scarborough, Execu- tor to the Laft Will ‘and Teftament of the faid deceafed, who appoints the three laft Days of this. Month, and the two enfuing Months, at the Houfe of Mr. Richard Harwey, Innholder in Portfmouth, in order for a Settlement of the faid deceas’d Acconnts, - Aug. 8.1757. 3 e or an - will fuit. INY Perfor baving Old Pewter to difpofe of, may bave Fifteen Shillings Old Tenor per Pound, or Eighreen Shillings ina Way of Trade, of James Goocw, next Door but ane/ffww thePost Orrice in Port/mouth. = Likewife o/l ShY) keepers ~and Country Tradersmay be [upplied with New Pewter for Old cheaper than they ¢an get in Bofton, by- faid Geocn, : it s et s ——— — W HEREAS by an ACT of th GEeNERAL AsSEMBLY of the Province of Ne - Hampthire, paffed the 25th Day of February 1757, TAX was granied on the Lands in the Town of Pelk in faid Province, to be afl.fl>d by the Sele&t Mep,of Town, at Two Pence New Tenor per Acre, annually, fo five Years, commencing in March next coming, to bd applied for the Ufes in faid A& mentioned, 6n the Nox: Refidents Proprietors Lands, to be collected by me tif Subleriber. ‘ b \ Samuel Walds, Efg; 13 65. 84. Eleazer Tyng, ‘Elgs L2 6s5. 4d. Jonas Clark, 16s. 84. William Brown Efgs lg vs. The Heirs of Col. Benjamin Brown, L.x 84, Sa- muel Parkman, l.1 45. Heirs of the Widow Sarab Md.flifi, 1.6 16s. 84 Fohn Cookfon L5 155.6d. Fobn Tyag, Lz 6s. 4d. Samuel Muyridge, bis Heire, 16s. 84." 'y v Jobnfon Lx 4s. 6. Jonathan Searls, xs. Capt. Pfil'; Demerick, bis Heirs, Ly 17s. 64. Epbraim Cummings, Ly gs. - Hon Fofeph Blanchard, Efg; 1v7s.46d. Col. Zae- ¢beus Lovewelly §s. 10d. Rev. Mr. Thomas Parker,dz 14s. 2d. Deacon Edward Colburn, 1ss. 2d. Major Fo- JSeph Varnum, 153, 2d. Licut. FobnVarnum, vos. * Abra- bam Colburn, vod.. Daniel Colburn, 1;. Chriffopbe: Williams,2s. 6d. Jobn Colburn,is. 10d. Ephraim Colburs, 35. 4d. Jabez Colburnm, 84° Mof s Colburn, bis Heirs is. 8. Aarin Colburn, 15. 8d. Robert Colburn, 3s. 24, Lieat. Timothy Colburn, 7s. 2d. - Fonathan Colburn, zs. Fames Richardfon, 15. - Fobn Bowers, 1s. 84. Nathaniek Clement, 3s. 4d. Widow Hannab Farmum, 6s. 84. - Sa- muel Currier, 65s. Jobn Currier, 6s. 8d. . Epbraim Car- tice, 1s. 4d. Ebenezer Flint, 25, 84. Samuel Goold, as. Tbomas Burns, 1s.84. Capt. Danie! Bodwell, 25. 64. Caleb Richardfon, 25. 6d. Uriab Abbot, 17s. 10d. Des- ¢con Samuel Barker, 55. Mofes Gage, 105. 2:4. Abrabam - - Colburn jun. vod. Richard Kimball, €s. 84, Thomas - Jewell, xs. 4d. (Ezeksel Fletcher, bis Heirs, 25. 83, /i- dow . Hannab Bradley, 8s. 4d. Samusl Clark, 165. 84 Thomas Fiteh, bis Heirs, 85 84. Nathan Fones, 6s. 8. Now therefore the abovefaid Perfons are bereisy Notified refpectively to pay to me the Sums aforelnid to each of thum mentioned, at Pelbam aforefaid. 2 . Pelham Aug. 2zo0. 1757. Nechemish Jaques, Colleor. - Province of New-Haupsuire, Apg. 18, 1757. HERE AS we the Subfcribers are appointed Commi/fioners by the Honourable Fudge of Probates for the Province aferefaid, to reseive and examing the Claims ontbe Effate of SamuctEmmons,late of Kingf- ton, in jaid Province, ¥ eoman, deceafeds reprefented In- Solvent : THESE are to give Notice to all concern’d, thas awe will attend that Service on the third Wednefday of . the fix following Months, at the Houfe of Mr. Richard ¢ | Greeley, Innbolder in Kivglton, aforefaid, fram the Hours of one to five p’Clock, Afternaon, on ays. 2 JEREMIan WeBsTER, JovaTHaN GREELEY. e g - Mofes Boynton of Stratham, Hereby informs bis Cuflomers and others, that be bas a nesv b Affortment of Goods for Sale, viz. gty Catlet, biack, blue and drab broad!cloths, everlaftings, S plufh, camblets, cambletees firip’d and plainy ftrip’d hollands, check’d linnens, chints, crapes,’vflama& rufTels, half ruffels, rufel ftuffs, callamancoes, feveral forts of thalloons, black ftuffs, mens and womens hts of all forts, muzziins, cambricks, fpotted flower’d and plain Jawns, mens and womens gloves, black fans, fhears, fciflars, penknives. Glafs ware, and a large aflortment of carthen ware, &c. &c. Likewife all perfons - may. be fupplied with good Wath-Leather Breeches of the beft fort, made -~ ~ 4 with quick difpatch, cheap for cafh, or any other pay that ¢ Any perfons that have any (heep fkins to difpofe of, (hall have a good price for the fame in cale they are well faved, for any number, on delivering them to Mofes Boynton, Leather Drefler, at the fign of the Breeches and Glove in Stratham. Likewife any perfons having deer fkins to difpofe of, may have the cafh for the fame, or have them dreft in the beft manner if they plealr at a reafonable rate, &c. Stratham, Awg. 16. 1757. Province of Heav- Hampfbire, Aug. 11. 1757, e e e, B W—— et S — P S —— it S R AN-away from his Mafter Mr. Ichabod Chefley of Durham,a NEGRO MAN nam- ed Teney, about Thirty Years of Age, fpeaks good Englifh, a lufty {tout Fellow : Had on when he went away, a black" and blue full’d cloth round tail Jacket, a firipped cotton Jacket, grey Yarn Stockings, a pair of new Pumps, and brafs Buckles ; has loft one Joint of his Fore Finger of his Right Hand. Whofoever fhall take up faid Run-away, ° and convey him to his Mafter, or Mr. Abner Clough of < Salifbury in the County of Effex, fhall bave Trrez Dony i LARrs Reward, and allineceffary Charges paid by i 2 i Kehabod Cbe{lq. NOTICE is hereby given to all . ** Perfons who may have FLAX SEED to difpofe ' of this Seafon, That Thomas Darant will give Forty fiz, Shillings Old Tevor per Bufhel fof any Quantity well | cleared, deliver'd him in Portfmouthy. % Credit,. figl{ be paid at&nuanée,_ 2 \ s s r— | R el Equivalent in Bi 2