The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, September 30, 1757, Page 1

FRID - ; &Y, SEPTEMBER 30, 1757. THE INUMB. 52, NEW-HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE, Containing the Frefbeff Advices Foreign and Domeflick. } n ‘m‘ q&’ ‘)’9 t&‘ '},‘(‘ '&,‘ 'k rfia ,&, ,&, "’f ,:‘, ':(’ ,&,, i‘, ,%, c&, ';:(’ e:(’ e:p "’\, c&- e:(p r:\o r‘:n '3(’ r:“x t%o 1:(7 rk c%: (lp c::(, e;o r&a rf’; g&; r;n «‘:p 'c:i' r;a r&o rx‘n rk ez\a qr‘q e’:n o;(r q&’ rx‘a :\;a ez_? r&n r&) tlp oEfi r&s qfia c;;‘a -:Q e:(: °i’a’ r:p r& a:p c&) ‘)’C’ p:@ Further Avpvices brought by the Pacxer, Capt. Morris, wwho arrived at NEW-Y ork the 10th Izflant. Crura, (a City of the Kingdom of Fez, in Africa, fituate on the South Side of the Straits of Gibraltar—A firong Fortrefs in the Poffifion of Spain ) June 9. ! HREE Thoufand Moors appeared again the 6th Inftant, before this Place. Their Camp is but Half a League from us, and their Number encreafes daily. Secret Advices from Gibral- tar, inform us, That the Army of thofe Infi- dels will faon be increafed to 60,c00 firong ; and that the ,Prince of Morgccs, is to arrive in the Camp this Day. They obiy wait for 20 Pieces of Cannon and 12 Mdrrars.,to begin a Siege.. The Englith muft needs know this very well, fince they z-e the Petmic who fornith this Artillery. ‘The 7th Inft, five Tetuan Galliots went to take it up at Gibraltar. Upon Advice thereof received here, we fent out a Felucca and Xebeque, to intercept thofe Galliots and their Cargoes ; but they were foand under Convoy of an Eng!i{h. Man of War, witha Frigate, under the Colours of that Nation. - Gorrincen,(a Cityof Germany) FJuly 17. We have been $n 2 terrible Confternation ever fince the French pafled the Weler, and entered Hanover. Yeflerday they took Minden, and made a Demand of a 1000 Waggons of Hay, 2000 Sacks of Oats, and 3000 Loaves. A Deputation of two Dottors, of Law, and two Counfellers, has been fent to treat Matters with them in an amicable Manner. Thereis to be a Gar- zifon of 5coo Men at Minden. This Place being fammoned by the French, furrendered ito them thel'13th Lnft. after the Return of the Deputies which Jthe Magiftrate fent to the Marquis d’Armentieris, to fettle he Paymest of the ftipulated Contributions, and Provide for the fecurity of the Academy. Hanovsr, (a firong City of Germany, Capital of the King of Great-Brituin’s German Dominions) July 19. The Army of ‘Oblervation decamped from Hanover the 17th Inft. in the Night, [ts March is direfled towards Munden and Caffel. The Duke of Cumberland left Afferde Yefterday, where his Head Quarters were. The 13th our Troops met a Detach- ment of the Enemy in the Foreft of Zolling, and killed 300 of their Men. Our Lofs was incoufiderable : However, fome of our Officers were killed, among whom is M. Schem, a Lieutenant in the Hanoverial Regiment of Guards. FRANCKFORT, in Germany, Fuly 22. ‘Ne are aflured that the Prufians will be obliged to come to an Engagement, in « yorder to preferve their Axtillery, and that Part of the Army Romimanded by Marfhal Kei. " BerLIN, (in the Marquifate of Brandenburg, Cupital of the King of Pruffia’s Dominions in Germany) Fune 28. As the Fate of Armisis ever uncertain, his Majefty, inftead of lamenting the bad Succels be met with the 18th Inftant js confidering how he may retieve it. His Majefty, fince that Time, has alfembled his Army on the Right of the Elbe, in a fituztion that is molt favourable for covering Silefia,and fe- curing 2 Communication with Lulatia and Brandenburg. The Eacmy has continued fince the Battle of the 18th, in the fame Pofition as before, on the Left of the Elbe, and they have hitherto given no [ndications of their intending ta crofs it. All the Corps that are near enough are ordered to join the King’s Army, which, ’tistho’t will {oon be reinftated fo 25 to be able to take its Revenge for the Battle of the 18th. *I'he ill Succels of that, defeated in fome Mealure his Majeft’y Iutention of fpporting his Allies in the Empire for which Purpole, if Prague had been reduced, he would have detach’d a Body of 25,q00 Men, but which, urider his prefent Cir- cumftances tie cannat {pare. Franclorty (an Duperial City of Germany) Fuly 6. The latelt Accounts from Bohemia give us Realon to Fear, the fuccef: of the Anftrians againtt the King of Prufia falls far fhort of what the former Letters gave usto expe&. Itis certain the Pruflizns are moft Advantageonfly pofted, and are watthful of a favourable Opportunity of atracking their Ene- my. We were here promifed laft Week that fe Deum would be fang in the Churches on Sunday, on Accovatof the Vi@ory of the 18¢h ult. but our Magiftracy have cautiooily omitted it, having already given too much Offence to the King of Pruffia. ‘There is Litile Appearance that the Execa- tion Army, as it has been called, will make any Figure this Vear ; more than cne third of the Treops of the Upper Phine have already deferted, and the reft {cem well difpofed to follow their Example ; of which we had Yefterday an In- flance, in the Arrival ofa Veflel fall of Mulfkets, Tents, and other Baggage, which the Deferters had left bch_ind ‘him. Progue, (the Capital of Bobemia) June 23. Our Cathed- ral has fuffered {o much by the Bombardment, that we could not fing Te Deum in it Yefterday, for fear it fhould fall a- bout our Ears ; 380 Rurghefs, Women and Children were killed during the Siege. Drefden (C. of Saxony) Fune 26. They write from Zit- tav, that a Party of Aultrians having attempted to furprize Koningraiz, they were cut to Pieces to the Number of 25,000 Men, very few being able to efcape. Drelden (C. of Saxony) Fuly 3. Yefterday 2,000 reco- vered Men fet out for the Prufiian Army, and efcorted the Military Chett. L 0 N D 0] N, Fune 30, A}French Privateer of 16 Guns, is taken by his Majeity’s Si& Hind, and feat into Cork. ] Suly 2. 1s §id that Col. Fifcher’s Party has been dif- phrfed by a Dazg lunent fr?m 3 4 5T gy oyal Highnefs the Duke Fuly 5. Some private Letterd from the Hzgue fay, that the French Court intends to demand of the States Gereral four Towns, as a Security for their obferving an exatt Nea- trality in this War ; and if the:r High Mightineffes thould not comply with this modeft Requeft, us expeéied they mait prepare for War ; and then fome Britith Forces muft be tranfported to the Continent. Two large Snows from Bourdeanx for America, are taken by the Calar and Lyoa ’rivateers of Briflol, and left weli off Scilly, under the Convoy ot the Otter Sloop of War. A Ship bound for Cspe Bretoa, is taken by the Defiance Privateer of Briftol, and the Kiag of Prufia Privateer of Lendon, and brought into Falmeouth, A large Snow bour 7 to C'vpe Breton, is taken and fent into Briftol, by the Defiance Privateer. Jaly 6. The Emperor’s Minifier 1s fet out on his Return to Vienna.—The three Ealt India Ships from Ireland, are arrived in the Downs. Fuly 7. They write from Harover, that Marfhal d’Etrees lately fentan Officer to the Dake of Cumberlaud, to demand a free Paflage thro’ that EleQora €; at the fame Time giving his Word of Honour, that no 3z mage (hiould be done to any of the Electoral Dominions, and that the Freach Army thould obferve the molt exact Difcipline as he paffed thro’ ; but that in cafe of Refufa! he wouid immediately make his Way thro’ Saword in Hand. To which his Royal Highnels made Anfwer, That fuch a Demand was diametricaily contrary to the Views which induced him to accept of theCommand conferred upon him by his Royal Father ; /o that 2 Battle is expected very Jfoon. A French Privateer of 16 Guus, and a Spanifh Ship {af- pecied of having Contraband Guods on board, are taken by the Ranger Privateer, and {ent into Falmouth. July 9. Yelterday Advice came that his Majefty’s Ship York was arrived at Plymouth, 2nd had brought in the Dro- madere from St. Domingo for Boardeaux, of 450 Tons ; the Deux Amies, from do. and the Mars Privateer of 16 Car- riage Guns, and 180 Men. A Ship of 500 Tons burthen, bound from Bourdeaux for St. Domingo, 1s taken and brougit into Briftol by the Trial Privateer. Fuly 12, Extral of a Letter from Liverpool, Fuly 5. ¢ By private Letters from Kinfale we have an Account, that the Ifaac Privateer, Clatworthy, of this Port, had put in there in a fhattered Condition. Ib the North Channel, fhe feil in with a French Fleet of 16 Sail (fuppofed to be their Martinico Ships) who attacked her on every Side. After being difimatted, and 60 Mien Kiied, iLe ftruck ; but dicy would not accept of her, and ftill fired with an Intent to fink her : But fhe got clear of them by the help of her Oars. Fuly 13. The Jafon of Bourdeaux, Capt. Coufcolant, from St. Domingo, of 16 Guns, and 5o Men, having a Let- ter of Marque, was taken by the Bovne Privateer of Dublin, Capt. Michael Jordon, afier a {mart Fagag o The Boyne had only one Man wounded ; but the Prize is very much damaged. Her Cargo confills of 450 Hhds. of Sugar, 66 Calks of Indigo, g4 of Coffee, and about gooolb. of Cot- ton. The Privateer went into Kinfale to clean, and {ent the Prize into our Bay, which is computed to be worth at leaft 24,000l. This is the third valuable Prize the Boyne has taken within two Months. It is reported that a Warlike Veflel is fitting out at Tou- lon, of a quite different Conftruion from any now in Ufe 3 ’tis without Mafts or Sails, is partly fimiler to the Triremes or Three-bank’d Veflels of the Antients, having 3 Rows of extreme long Finn Lke Cars on each Side, but entirgly dif- ferent from them in the W orking, which is not with Men, but by Means of a prodigious Engine between Decks, which once fet going, works thefe Oars for the fpace of forty eight Hours with great Velocity ; what the Succefs of thele Vel- fels may be Time only can difcover. Fuly 14. It is faid that three Regimenis will fpeedily embark for America. The Experiment Man of War has tiken a French Priva- tecr of 40 Guns on the Coafts of Valentia, after a imart En- gagement, in which the French Captain and feveral Officers were killed. TheWound which his Royal Highnefs the Duke received in his Leg at the Battle of Dettingen is broke out afreth ; and Mr. Ranby, his Majefty’s Surgeon, is {ent for to attend his Royal Highnefs. It is ramoured that a Negociation between our Court and that of Ruffia is on the Carpet ; and that the March of the Ruflians may ftill perhaps be retarded. The St. Pierre, Allain, from Pourdeaux to Quebeck, is taken by the Charming Nancy Privateer of Guernicy, but not brought in. The Broderick Privateer of Guernfey, is taken by theVic- tory Privateer of St. Malo's. A Ship from Carolina, for London, with gco Barrels of Rice is taken by two French Privateers. The Anfon Privateer of Liverpocl was taken by the War- wick Manof War, and fent inte Rochfort. Laft Sunday the Gertrude, Twift, arrived at Cowes frein South-Carolina : fhe was taken by a FrenchLetter of Marque Ship, and ranfomed for 1400l Extraét of a Letter from Portymouth, Fuly 12. ¢ Monday failed from Spithzad thro’ the Needles, his Majefty’s thips Harwich and Bigdeford for Plymouth. *Tis faid they are to join the SomecYll at the above Port, aud pro- ceed immeditately to Halifax, Several Chgits of Money beea fourd conceal’d a- failed on another Month’s Cruize, but on what fation is not known. July 16. Extra& of a Letter from Biddeford, Jualy 12. “ The Tygrejs Privateer is come in from a Craize, and bro's in with ber three Vefjels 5 avhich, awith four others _Jent ta Briftol, make up feven Sail, bound from Bourdeaux to St. Do- mingo. The Tygrefs took them off Cape- Finiflerre, in Company with the Cafar, Lion, and Phanix Privateers of En'/.'al. 9 bree of them firuck to the Tygrefs before the other Privateers came up. ABmongfl the feven, three were Letters of Marque ; one bad 20 Guns and Yoo Men, another 14 Guns, and the other 6 Guns, bifides Swivels 5 that of 14 Guns engaged the Tygrefs abont two Hours, but as the 13grefs avas to Leevard, foe could not come to Jo clofe an Engagement as avas intended 5 the Shi of 20 Guns did'not engage at all, having a Merchont and Laay on board, wha requijicd there might be no Engagement, as thire awas no Probability of ¢jcaping. They are three Ships, tavo Suows, and two Schooners. L be Ships are about 500 % ons each, D biir Lading confifts chiefly of Flour, Becf, Poacder, &Fc. It is computed the_feven together are worth upwards of 35,000l, RS An Account of Monies raifed for the Serwice of the Vear tocen, s gl 2,000,000 o 700,000 1,050,005 2,500,000 Dt’.'f’nb. ) 8. jarmm_y 8. 24. 14. 21. Land Tax 4s. in the Pound Malt. - o —_— Loitery and Annuities = Abpnuities for Lives o Surplufles of Licences Stamps, Advertifements, &c. Coals for Exportation April 4. Sioking Fund —_— - Savings of Grants for Hanover Troops 28. Annuities e MMay 3. Surpius of Licences Surpius of Grants, 1756 21. Exchequer Bills — 24. Sinking Fund Ditto March 300,000 © 10,416 14 500,000 © 16.190 140568 1,000,000 §0,4Gi 849.508 s 120 Account of Mowzes appropriated for the Serwiceoj vheYear, 1 Decemb. 16. Viity five Thoufand Seamen 23. Forty.nine Teoufand 700 Land © Guards and Gzrrilans General and Staff Officers Hefiian Troops; wo-Febiearpog Fanuar, Hanover Troceps, to ditio Fonudiing Hofpital - Ordinary of the Navy Greenwich Hofpital ’lymouath and Hofpital 10,000 Charge of Ordinance — — 161,557 20. Exceedings of Office of Ordinance, 1756 228,196 February z1. Ariy of Obfervation, &c. 200,000 24. Troops of Hanover, to March 26 9.494 Heflian Troops, to April 26, — — 22,059 10 7 March 7. Building and Repairs of the < Navy, 1757 } 200,000 134 Penfions to Widows 2,350 0 O Allowances to Horfe- Guards 3,31216 3 Reduced Officers of Land Forces and Marines 33,000 O © Regiments in America and Eaft-Indies — 48,926 2z § 10. To difcharge the Sum borrowed } on the Att Jaft Seffions } Nova.-Scotia, 175 R Nova Scotia deficiency, 1752 15,351 4 A Carlifle Road 3,000 0 O Exceedings of Office of Ordnance, 175 47,869 2z 4 29. Paying of Navy Debt — — 200,000 0 © March of the Hanover Troops L0 4 v April 4. Extraordinary Expences, 1756 111,570 19 | 25. Hefiian Troops, to May 27, — 11,66718 1 May 10, Ditto 6,600 Foot, to 24 December 46,597 9 Diwo 1400 Horfe, to dittoe — — * 25,078 0 { Ditto 3300 Foot 274273 14 Ditto 700 Horfe — e — 0,119 Ditto Levy Money - — 296 Engagements to the Tandgrave of Hafe Due to the Landgrave of Hefle Remounting Cavalry ditto 19. Extraordinary Fxpeoces, 1757 Services in North America Eait India Company African Settlements Widening Charing. Crofs z1. Weltminfter Bridge Half Pay of Staft Cfiicers Minorca — Nelole) s 223,930 ,0 lele] —— 7€0,000 0,9 = 297800 5 e el 26,007 S 0,000 20.000 10,000 Fytraét of a Letter from Falmouth, dated Iuly 29 vard bound French Ecji ing diaman aas brought intg Flymou'h, taken by 5 of eur Priva teers.—8he had only 40 Gunts vigunted, but picreed for v+ Curtel is at laft jetfltz.’, and feveral Priqoners exchanges Extract of a Letter from an Officer on hoard the Defia Privateer, Capt. Johr Dyer, at Falmeuth, Ju'y 28. 4 - We arrived irn ¢/ is Pixr YViflerday, and b4 P Bolemian, l’hrirb “ri 14 ? ““ On Saturday Evening an out 3 (lgl};' 72 4