The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, January 13, 1758, Page 2

tghe French Admiral loftall his Mafts the firft broadfide, ~ “and had a grezt Neémber of Mon kill'd ; when 2 Fri- .gates took him'in tow, Gpon which one of our Ships ‘engag'd them, and beat them off Night coming on, ‘the Ships part€d 5 but the Englifh expefling to renew the Engagementin the Morning, mede Préparation, “but to their Yurprize codld fee nothing of the French, .and being in a fhatter’d Condition, ftood away for Ja- _maica, wKére they arrived fafe. Upon their Arrival Admiral Coats fent £ 50 and 40 Gun fhip uponthe fame ~ftation, the latter of Which was foon abligdto return,. ~ the Men being fickly ; the 50 Gun thip came a thwart “of Monf. Folanqui and his Confort, both of which he drove on fhore, and after the Men were out, Monf. blew thein up ; he alfo tocka Privateer floop of 10 Carriage Guns and fent her into Port ; after which he attempted fome of the Out Batteries, but receiving con- fiderable Damage was obliged to return to Jamaica, without any other faccefs than taking a rich Prize and ‘convoying her fafe in. Upon her Arrival Admiral Coats immediately fail’d with three fhips of the Line upor: the fame ftation ; and having agood North Wind arrived there in 30 Hoursc . PORTS MOUT H, Fanuary 13. ‘Captain William Pearne, who arrived at this Place Jaft Monday, via Rhode Ifland, in. 306 Days from Ja- maica, gives an Acctount of his being taken in: the Schooner Charming Betfy of this Porg, in his Paflage to Montferrat, by a large Letter of Mérqae Ship from Cinada, and was carried to Cape-Francois, where he arrived the 19th of September, and was there a clofe Priloner nine Weeks. Capt. Pearne alfo gives the following Account of the /Engagement between the Englith and French Men of War off Cape-Francois, viz. On the 21ft of O&ober the French Commodore, Monfieur Kerfean, at two in the Morning failed from that Port in the Intriped of .| 74 Guns, and goo Men, in Company with the Impo- ater of 64 Guns, and 700 Men, the Greenwich of 56 Guns, and 600 Men, the Sceptre of 40 eighteen Poun- ders, and 450 Men, (fhe having been a 70 Gun Ship) the Leghorn and Savage Frigates of 36 Guns and 300 Men each, and the Lebrune of 18 Guns and 150 Men; thefe were in order to fight with three Englifh Men of War, which had blocked that Port up for two Months, viz. the Augufta of 6o Guns, Commodore Foreft, the Edinburgh of 70 Guns, and the Dreadnought of 60 Guns ; at ten in the Morning the two Squadrons came within three Miles of each other, the Englifh then tack- ed and ftood to the Northward till twelve, then tacked to the Southward till two Afternoon, the French con- tinuing to tack after them till three' Afternoon ; the Englifh being to Windward of the French about two Miles, bore down on them in the following manner, “tiz. the Dreadnought in the Van, the Augufta next, the idinburgh bringing up the Rear ; the French at that Time having drawn their Ships up in a Line, the Eng- lith in bearing down on them received three Broadfides from the French before they thought that they were ‘ near enough to begin the Engagement :— When they came within about Piftol Shot, the Dreadnought drew up abreaft the Intrepid, the Augufta abreat the Sceptre, and the Edinburgh between the Fire of the Greenwich and Impoator, the Frigates laying aftern ; the fecond Broadfide the Auguita fired obliged the Sceptre to quit the Line, the having received a great deal of Damage ; the Greenwich then took her Place, and the Impoator {hot abreaft of the Edinburgh ; at that time the Frigates, intending to double the Line, fhot to Windward of our Ships, but as they pafled them received their Windward Broadfides, which did them fuch Damage that they lay by afterwards without firing a Gun :—At feven After- noon the French Commodore bore away, and made {ail for the Shore, his Sguadron all following him, but the Impoator in making fail carried ber Mzinmaft and Foremaft away about 10 Foot from the Deck, and the Head of her Mizenmatt, being fo difabled by the Edin- burgh's Shot ; the Englith kept under an eafy fail to E'ae Northward all Night, not knowing or thinking they ‘had done the Pyench fo much Damage :—The next Day at 11 0’Clock, the whole French Squadron arrived a¢ Cape Francois in a fhattered Condition, the Impoa- ' kor was towed in without Mafts, the Greenwich with o Shot between Wind and Water, and 8 Feet of (Water in her Hold. The French themfelves acknow- edge that they had 6oo Men killed and wounded in the Engagement, feveral Officers of Note, and their Commodore himfelf wounded in three Places. L Capt. Pearne, being fince at Jamaica, was informed, MThat the Englifh had but 30 Men killed, and about 20 wounded, and fome fmall Damage done to the Ship’s Mafts and Yards. Capt. Elijah Tull, from Maryland, and Capt. Wil- . liam Murray, from New-London, being Prifoners at Cape-Francois with Capt. Pearne, came t0 Jamaica in the fame Flag of Truce. Apverrisement for the LADIES. The LADY and the Wasr. AS CLOE avith affelted Air, Sat lolling in her eafy Chair, An amorous Wafp around ber fiew, Perch'd on ber'Lip, and fipt the Dew : She frowns, fbe frets, be makes Reply 5 With Love I burn, I rage, I dye. —— She Jmiles, forgives, He claps bis wingss But foon fbe finds that W ases bave flings, — . ——— S————— - —— PorsmouTs ; Printed by D, Foyz, where thisPaper My S ————————— Laoies, that are with Coxcomss great, Msyrn their 1l Conduét foon, or late. e ~ IMPORTED in the laft Ship from LONDON, and B0 BE SOLD By Samuel Griffith, At his Shop oppofite to Capt. Fobz Moffat’s, GUNPOWDER, fhot and Eim‘? 5 all fgts of laws ¥ and faw-feus; délk and coffin furniture ; hinges, Tocks, rafps, files’; fhoemaker’s, joiner’s, cooper’s and failmaker's tools ; 21l forts of fadlary ware,; hmafon’s trowels ; table knives and forks, and all other forts of . cutlary ; brafs {cales and weights ; time glaffes ; watch criftals, keys, firings and feals ; all forts of buckles, chapes and tongues ; brafs and iron wier ; neat walnut bellows with brafs nofes, and common ditto ; warming and frying pans ; a variety of andirons, fhovels and tongs ; candlefticks ; moufe and rat traps ; and moft other articles of the hard ware kind. 5 As faid Griffith imports his own goods, and fells only for cafh, and chiefly by retail, he will fell realon- ably : He has alfo a good affortment of ribbons, cruels, threads, and moft forts of taylor’s trimmings, white fugar, tea, coffee, and Rbode- Ifland cheefe. 1 e i S —— p——— e, S—— ] ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Capt. Peter Powers, late of Hollis, in the Province of New- Hampthire, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Ac- counts as foon as poffible, which muft be before the 6th Day of April next, to Stephen Powers of Hollis afore- faid, Adminiftrator to the Eftate of the faid deceas’d, in order for fettlement. 1 Portfmouth, January 9. 1758. ALL Perfons that have any De- mands on the Eftate of EBenszEr WENTWORTH, Elg; Jate’ of Portfmouth, in the Province of New- Hampfhire, deceafed, are defired to bring them in to SamurL WenTworTH, fole Executor of the Tefta- ment of the faid Ebesiexér, in order for Payment ; and thofe that are indebted to faid Eftate, are defired to make fpeedy Payment to faid Executor. 1 Just Purrisu'p, and SOLD by the Printer bereof A Vindication of an Aflociation, from the Charge of countenancing Herefy in Doétride, and of Partiality in Condu& : Shewing, That the Propofition, which oNLY they affirmed, wiz. That the Work of Redemption, properly and firillly fo called, as to Price, Purchafe, Ranfom, was finifboed by the Death of Chrift, is neither beretical nor falje ; And that their Condutt has been in all Things juf, in moft Things ne- e¢ffary, with Re(pe& to the Things alledged againft them. Written at the Defire of the Affociation, by Oze of their Number. P e — ————— —— L L Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Daniel Fogg, late of Rye in the Province of News Hampfbire, deceds’d, are difivedto bring in their Accounts to Haonah Fogg of Rye afore/aid, Widow, Adminifiratrix to the Efiare of the faid Deeras'd, in order fon Settlement. 1 e e nreemev et ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Capt. Robert Lang, late of Portfmouth in the Province of New Hampthire, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Ac- Abigail Lang, ‘Widow, Adminifiratrix to the Eftate of the faid deceafed, in order for fettlement. 1 counts to AMES’s Almanacks for 1758. Mameron, Fanuary 3. 1758. W Hereas Fonathan Moulzon, junr. hath lately advertifed, that he had a fine Affort- ment of GOODS tobe fold by him at his own Stores, by Wholefale or Retail,— This is to give further NO- TICE, he has a neaw Recruit of GOODS, lately Import- ed from Briflol and London, viz. A large Affortment of the beft London Pewter, to the amount of £ 200 fterl. 3d, 4d, 64, 84, 10d, and 20d Nails, Deck Nails, Win- dow Glafs, Grind-ftones, Cutlary Ware of motft forts, Brafs Kettles, Warming Pans, Frying Pans; a large Quantity of Broad Cloths and other thick Cloths, Trim- mings of all forts, Powder and Shot, and a Variety of other forts of Goods. Said Moulton will engage to fell any of the above Gopds by Wholefale or Retail, as cheap for Cafh, as any Merchant will in this Province. Alfoto e LE'T T, by Jaid Moulton, feveral FARMS in Hampton. The 1t with a double Houfe and good Barn, and about 55 Acres of Upland and Marfh. The 2d with a double Houfe and little Land, in a good Placefor a Tradefman, or a Trader. The 3d with a dotble Houfe anda {mall Orchard, The 4th with a douljie about 35 Acres of Land. The sth with a good large Houfe, Barn and Orchard, with' ay be had atOnehDollar per Ann, of gOOC\ Land. The 6th with a Hoale, Barn and Or~ chard, with about go Acres of Land, and a good Grls Mill, and the 6th Part of a Saw Mill. *The 7th is with a double Houfe, and Barn, and a large Ofchard, with about 80 Acres of good Land, and a Griit- Mill aad Saw-Mill thereon ftanding Either of the abos. Farms may be lett reafonable. 2 Samuel Aris, Clock and Watch-Maker from Londafl,;. j Oppofite Long: Wharff, PorTsmouTs, . AKES and Mends all forts of CLOCKS and WATCHES at a Reafonable Price. e | To be Sold cheap for Cafb By Jofeph Miller, Al‘ bis Shop next Door to Myr. Samuel Wentworth's, A fine Affortment of Encrisu Goops. D T — Province of New- Hampfhire s e e LL Perfons who have any,. Snow Charming Peggy, James CosGrave, late M lately condemned at Portfmonth in faid Province s for Wharfage, Storage, or otherways, of faid Vefleb or Cargo, are hereby defired to bring their Accounts Demands for any Services done relating: ‘to :§ 3 thereof to faid Cofgrawe, in order to a fettlement . ngh’ Difcharge thereof, as foon as may be. 2 ¥ Portfmouth, Fan. 4, 1757. IMPORTED BY ROBERT TRAILL, IN vfa Bofton, and juft arrived here, and to be SOLD by him, 6by 8, 7 by g, and 10by 8 Croww Gurass in i_)alf and whole Boxes. 4d, 6d, 84, 10d, and 20d Nails, Deck Nails, Frying Pans, &c. 3 W alter Fyfon, who lived formerly at Swailrvcll near Barswell, ot New- Market, that was a Farmer, and afterwald: followed the Trade of 2 Wool-Comber ; If he be living, and will. direct a Letter to Samuel Berry, in Brifiol, he may hear of an Eftate that is fallen to him of the Value ¢f Twgn- TY sEveN THousawp ‘Pouxps STERLING. Any Perfon that can give Notice of the Place of his Refi- dence, to Samuel Berry, fhall receive a2 Reward of One Huxprep Pounps STERLING ; or any Perfon that can prove him to have been alive within five Years, or of his Death, fhall receive Two Hunorep Pounps StexLinc of TS e T Sy s e SENE IR SINRT P PR S gl S I It T IS Em Ism e NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors of the p Teftament of Elias Dickey, late of Londondery, in the Province of New-Hampfhire, Trader, deceas’d, to appear perfonally, or by written Order, at the Houfg of Samuel Renkin, Innholder in Londonderry, on Weq‘.".-, nefday and Thprfday the 11th & 12th Days'of]anuary ; next, from the Hours of Ten in the Morning 'ill Nine 0'Clock at Night of faid Days,as alfo onWednelday and Thurfday the t8th and 1gth Days of faid Month, from : the aforefaid Hours——to receive their Proportion of {aid Eftate as has been fettled.. ) N. B. Forafmuch as the Executors of the aforefaid Samusr Bgravr. . Eftate, gave out former NOTIFICATIONS for the Pay- | ment of the aforefaid CrEDITORS, and gave thejr At- tendance, yet faid Creditors have not attended to receive their proportion of faid Eftate : All fuch Credifors as do not appear at the aforefaid Place and Time, t Ex- ecutors will take it for granted that they give uptheir Right of Demand to faid Eftate. 44 » Dated Londonderry, ouv Hatt, | Decemb. 15.1757- n Behalf of the Exefutors. s e e e T T T TS I ISR TR TS or L Kfizf’;fons Indebted to, ! that have any Demands on the Eftate of Dawid Burnfide, Trades,late of Londonderry, deceafed, are de- fir'd to bring in their Claims to Fames Paul,& Margaret Paul his Wife, Adminiftrators to faid ERate, |n order to Settlement, who will attend that Bufinefs atithe Houfe of Dawid Craige,Innholder in Londonderry, én Monday and Tuefday the 16th and 17th of January next, and the laft Ship from BRISTOL " A 0 likewife on Tuefday and Wednefday the 24/h and 25th I following. Londinderry, Decemb. 28. Sy e e e e e e e e e o S I T S S TR R S Gorbam-Town, November 24, 1757. ‘THESE are to NOTIFY -the Creditors to the Eftate of Benjamin WaRRACK, late of Gorbam Town, inthe County of Yurk, decealed; @ rcprefented Infolvent, That there is allowed faid Credie+ tors till the firft of OFober next, to bring in their Clairk to us the Sublcribers, Commiffioners appointed by thit Judge of Probates to receive and examine the Claims to * {aid Eftate ; which Bufinefs we fhall attend at the Houf: » of Mr. Jacor Hamsrin’s, Innholder, in faid Town- fhip, the laft Thurfday of Fanuary next, and of each Month till the abovefaid firk of Ofober, from three o'Clock in the Afternoon to nine." 3 - Barnaras Bancs, . 3 SamueL CROCKET, Cc‘:mmlflionera.’ Bt £ | or an Equivalent in Billsjof Credit. + Paag ) doub‘le\, Houfe, Barn and Orchard, with about §O Acres i . James Coscrave, ™,/