The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, February 24, 1758, Page 4

SE— L o N D O N. Nowember 5. We hear that a Battalion of nine Companies, of 100 Men each, is to be raifed,which are to be commanded by Capt. Draper, of the Foot-Guards, who is appointed Colonel. It is faid tIhTit' they are defigned to reinforce our Troops at Bengal in the Eaft- ndies. Now. 12. Thurfday Morning an Exprefls arrived from Falmouth, with Advice, that the Defiance Privateer, lately commanded by Capt. Dyer, but now by his Firft Lieutenant, had taken and brought in there, after an obftinate Engagement, a French Privateer calied the Provoft of Paris, of 24 Nine-Pounders and 325 Men. The Defiance had 11 Men killed, and 21 wounded : The Frenchman had 70 Men killed and wounded. This is the 22d Prize taken by the Defiance this War, 4 of which are Privateers. The Mattadere, Champhin, from Amfterdam to New-York, is taken and carried imto Norway. Laft Tuefday began, at the Judge Advocate General’s in Privy- Garden, the Enquiry into the Condu& of the Officers in the late fecret Expedition, and adjourn’d *uill this Day, when they proceedes on the Enquiry. Captain Stot, in one of his Majefty’s Ships, fpoke with the Hum- ber, from Jamaica, latt Monday fennight, 350 Leagues to the Welt- ward, who had only 14 Ships with her ; among which were the Jamaica Frigate, Reed ; the Sufannah, Danvers ; and the Stafford, Darling ; parted with the Relt in a hard Gale of Wind. Extrati of a Letter from on board bis Majefly's Ship the Hampton-Court, in the Mediterranean, dated Sept. 16, at Sea. Our brave and aQive Captain (Auguftus Hervey) fince he de- firoyed a French Frigate, has, by his Vigilance, conirived to take fix French Veflels, retaken two of our own, and detained a neutral Bottam with French Effe@s, to a confiderable Amount. He is juft now detached again with a fmall Squadron alotted to his Command, and we hope to fall io with fome of their Cruizers if they dare fir ; as yet they have not ventured, fince our Captain deftroyed the Ship of 30 Guns.” According to private Letters from Berlin, Orders have been fent to Koningfberg, to draw up, with all convenient Difpatch, a dift- in&, exaét, and fatisfatory Account of all the Towns and Viilages that have been burnt and deftroyed by the Ruffians, fupported by the ‘Teftimonies of the Clergy,and other refponfable People, upon Oath, fo as to take away all Poffibility of Doubt, and to render it manifelt to all Europe, that this Interruption was rather made to deftroy and depopulate his Pruffian Majefty’s Dominions, than with a View of delivering Saxony ; which, however, was the fole Caule afigned for that Invafion. They write from Paris, by the Way of Bruffels, thata Courier from the Court of Viennaarrived there towards the Clofe of lat Month, who is reported to have brought with him the Terms upon which their Imperial Majefties are willing to make Peace with the King of Proffia. Nowem 24. The following Articles are publickly handed about in Manulcript. ¢ 1. That the firlt Caufe of the Failure of the Expedition feemed to be the not taking or attacking Fore-Fouras. - — ————— ———————— VE———— ——— ¢ 2. It was prallicable to land. : ¢ 3. No Difference in the Situation of Rochefort, contrary to the lntelligence given to the K. ¢ 4. The Councils of the z25th and 28th contradjgory. ¢s. It does not appear there wereany Troopsor Batteries to prevent their Landing. The Pruffians have taken fince their Engagement with the French, &c. 15,000 Stand of Arms; and the Churches in Leipfick and other Places in Saxony, are filled with Prifoners, who were almoft flarved with Hunger, having been in Want of Bread for fome Days before the Aétion. HPHOHPPORORREELSIRROODIPT ADVERTISEMENTS. Samuel Livermore, L. AWYER, OTIFIES his Clients and Friends, That he hath newly open’d his Orrick in the Houfe of Mrs, Elizabeth Pajchall in Portfmouth, where all Perfons applying to him for his Adviceand Affiftance in his faid Profeffion, may depend on being ferved with Fidelity and Difpatch. : ¢ Said Liwermore hath by him a few NEWBURY LOTTERY TICKETS to difpofe of. i . — . Se————— ———— ——————— S———— S—— 0 BE SOL I OHN LEATCH’s ISLAND at Little- Harbour, with a Dwelling Houfe, Barn, and Orchard ; which fome Years makes thirty odd Barrels of Cyder ; and will winter and fummer feven Cows and ten Sheep. There is alfo a good Well, and Pond to water Cattie ; together with a large Thatch Bed. ;:“.nquire of Mrs. Damaris Wheelwright, of Port{mouth, and know urther. 1 B To be Sold by Publick VENDUE to the Higheft Bidder, on Thur/day the Ninth of March next, at Four of the Clock in the Afternoon ; at the Houfe of Mrs Hannals Horney, 1nnholder in Port/mouth, the Excist on LIQUORS, for the Province of New-Haumpsuire ; for Eight Months from the Firft Day of Fanuary 1758 inclufive. PorTsmouTH, Feb. 16th. - SAMPSON SHEAFE, 1758, Pirazee RusseLL } Commilteea —————— —— —— — R—— e, By Samuel Dalling Near the Long-Wharff, to be SOLD cheap for Ready Money, GLASS, 10 by 8, 7 by 9, 6 by 8, 7 by 5, 6 by 4. Allo INDIGO. ——— ‘. Province of New HaMPSHIRE. recommended. Enquire of the Printer hereof, and | £ 2 22 2 _?E 5 4 . bl Ny X VW HEREAS we the Subfcribers ‘koowfarther. i | ES S &ES areappointed Commiffioners by the Honourable e & : — i .38 5 .= =5 Judge of Probate, for faid Province, to receive and ex- Province of New Hampsuirg. ' AT g E R RS amine the Ciaims of the feveral Creditors to the Eftate Urfuant to an A C T ()f thc | o e e g § IS » of Daniel Perkins, late of Hampton Falls, in faid Pro- Ciisten i ASSEMBLY»OI the Provitce of - New: <@’ B R S o vince, Cordwainer, deceafed, reprefented Infolvent. gy, 0. . (orefaid. pafled the zsth I‘\ay o Eolniis 2 EN OS2 8 N THESE are to NOTIFY all Perfons concern’d, That P P AR 5o e d on the G s PR s BN R we will attend that Bufinefs at the Heufe of Lieut. Caleb ¢ )P ’// ¢ (aid Pg it o ha Rakaa b d' Select 839 4 & O e 53 o2 o Toakibd H “Falls ke 1% Mo elham in faid Province, to be affefled by the Se 58 8@ =3RS d:; oy Pty th:?imda?s b ies Fallov. . Mhe8 of 1@ Town, & Fue oy New Tenor Bills of | T 2= 335 S¥ & & j How- i : . yeFE LT S8 § ing Months, from three to fix 0’Clock in the Afternoon. -Cred,“ P Acre-annually, for five Years, commencing | "2 u o S 3 o " in March next coming, to be applied forthe Ufesin | TR S © N=2Ssy Hampton- Falls, Mefpech Weare, Feb. 8, 1757. 2 Fonathan Sawett. e i o——— 7o S i, PO S Province of NEw-HAMPSHIRE., HEREAS we the Subfcribers are appointed Commiflioners by the Honourable Judge of Probate, for faid Province, to receive and ex- amine the Claims of the feveral Creditors to the Eitate of Amos Davinall, late of Hampton Falls, in faid Province, Phyfician, deceafed, reprefented Infolvent. THESE are to NOTIFY all Perfons concern’d, That we will attend that Bufinefs at the Houfe of Licut. Caleb Sanborn, Innholder in Hampton-Falls, on the laft Mon- day in this,and on the third Mondays in the five follow- ing Months, from fix to nine 0’Clock in the Afternoon. Haampton Falls, Mefbech Weare, Feb. 8, 1758. 2 Fonathan Swett. PO BE SOLD, Likely NEGRO WOMAN, about Twenty Years of Age, who can be well ——— o~ o——— P ——————————— fometime in Juguft laft ; yet notwithftanding, fome of P faid Act mentioned, on the Non Refident Proprietors Lands——— And NOTICE having been already given in this Paper to faid Proprietors, according to Law, faid Non- Refident Proprietors have negletied to pay {aid Tax as by Law aflefled, therefore it is determined that fo much of the faid Lands in Pelbam aforefaid, muft be foid to the higheft Bidder then prefeat, at the Houfe of Mr. Fofiah Hamblet in Pelbam atorefaid, on Tuefday the 28th Day of March next, as will pay the Tax of William Brown, Efq; which is Five Pounds one Shilling New Tenor ; and alfo fo much of the Land belonging to the Heirs of Capt. Philip Demerick, which is One Pound yeventeen Shillings and fix Pence New Tenor, they having hitherto negleéied to pay faid Tax, with incident Charges thereto belonging, agreable to the aforefaid AcT. Now therefore the abovefaid Perfons are hereby Notified refpedively to pay the Sums aforefaid to cach of them mentioned, at Pelbam aforefaid, to Nehemizh Faques, Colle&or. l Pelbam, Feb. 7. 1758. 3 —————— ———— ———— —— - et S————— s sttt — P ———— So—————— S—— PoRTSMOUTH, Printed by D. Fowvg, awhere this Pager may be bad at One Dallar pex Ann, or az Equivalen | lock in the Afiernoon, at the Houfe of Feremiah Leawvit, Innholder in Exeter, ale to the higheft Bidder, Forsy- That on Thar(day the fecond Day of rince of Gt : < sampfbirs. } Brintwood, February 14, 1758. Qv - F Urfuant to an ACT of the PNe Sps GenErRAL Assembry of faid Province, NOTICE March next, at two of the C will be expofed to § is hereby given, | | | | ! tin Bills of Credit.