The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, March 10, 1758, Page 4

Britannica, vol. 3. from whence this extral is taken. Your conftant reader, From the New-York Gazette. (W e fpould think ourfelves bighly to Blame, were we at this Time to ne- gledt inferting the following Litter, as, in a peculiar Manner, it breaths the Spirit of a Hero as remarkable for bis great. Perfeverance , as unparalle/l'd Condul in the prefent War. It was awrote immedi- S {a ately after the Battle of Haflenbeck, near the City of Prague.—{he Of the County of York LOTTEEG&S N° 1. Remarks at the End of the Letter, awill fhew the Miftake of the late OR raifing zoooyDollars towards building a d’maintainling*a Army of Obfervation, under the Dute of C -; and how far the Bridge over Saco and Pe/umpfcot Rivers, in faid County, agrea- - affembling of it contributed ts the good of the Empire.—) : bie to an A& pafs’d by the General Court of the Province of the Tranflation of a Letter frpm the ng of Praffia, to Lord Marfhal. Maffachufetts Bayin Fanuary, 1758. Wherein Sir William Pepperrell, W HE ‘1mperm1 grenadiers are admirable corps 5 ome bundred com- Baronet, Daniel Moulton, Edward Milliken, Fofeph Sayer, and Rf/b:‘ panies defended a rifing ground that my beft infantry could not car- q5p4) Fordan, Elqrs. Mefli'rs Benjamin Chadbourn, and S;!pbm V. ‘= 7y. Ferdinand, who commanded them, returned feven timesto thecharge, g1)p, “or any three of them, are a pst S ers W ong- 2 but to no purpofe. At firft be maltered a battery, but could not hold it fwom'to the faithful Perform;nce of%’leir Truft ot Bl The eneny had the advantage of a numerous and well ferved artillery. The LorTery confifts of 10,000 Tickets, at .Two Dolla h & It did bonor te Lichtenfiein, avho had the Diretion ; only the Pruffian of oyich 2512 are Benefit Tick'ets of the folllowin Value b artillery can dijpute it «with bim. My infantry awere too {ew. All my Dollars %)ollau . cadalry were prefent, and idle Jpeciators, excepting a bold pufl by my of 1000. is looo. boufbold troops, and lome dragoons. Ferdinand attack’d without powder : of 00 are 1000 The enerny, in return, were not Jparing of their’s. They bad the advan- : of 5200 600 tage of a rifing ground, of intrenchments, and of a prodigious artillery. of 100 600 Seweral of my regiments were repulfed by their mufquetry. Henery per- of 50 0o ‘& formed wonders. Ltremble for my worthy brothers : They are too brave: of 20 45500 B “Fortune turned ber backonme this day. 1 ought to bawe expeltedit ; or a5 0o She's a female, and 1 am nogallant. In fad, 1 ought to bave bad more of 12 goo infantry.—Siccefs, my dear lord, often occafions a defirultive confidence. ; of 10 3000 Taventy four battalions were not Julficient to diflodge 60,000 men, from ‘ of 6 3600 an advantageous poft. Another time we awill do better.—What jay you 1500 of 4 6000 of this league, that has vnly the marquifs of Brandenbourg for its objeét ? The great eleftor would be [urprized to jee bis grandjonat war with the 2512 Ruffians, the Aufirians, almoft all Germany, and 100,000 French auxil- 2488 Blanks. liaries.— 1 knawo not if it awill be dilgrace in me to [ubmit, but 1 am fure there will be no glory in wanquifbing me.” WHoever has taken the trouble to look over a map of Germany, P - P PRq IIY [1dusn) ety paodar st Iy o1 *uvf ‘NOANOT q 01 ‘sajiey)) duig wouy adead nrsuyg st (931a13) uwenyny ayy ur 3104 1 pasayo a IN1I3A0 M BUUIIA ©O) duod uas) jey3 pamow "Euig Jo 3uiy] 3y o Prizes. 18000 Doliars, 10000 Tickets, at Two Dollars each zooco Dollars. To be paid out in Prizes, 18000 Dollars. Remains towards the Bridges, zooo Dollars. maoft readily have perceived the juftice of that comblaint This Lottery is fo well calculated, as that you’l find there ase not from Berlin, againft the condud of the army of obfervation, publifh- Z* ed in the Utrecht Gazette. It is there rightly obferved, that, if guite three Blanks to a Prize ; and chat every Adventurer flands & thin army, after the battle of Haftenbeck, had marched directly 0 3¢5 Chances in 10000 of doubling his Money at leaft, and one of Z the Leine, and then taken palt on the other fide of Woltenbutle, drawinga 1coo Dollars, befides feveral of 500, 200, &c. &c. 8 Halberftadt, and Magdebourg, it might have waited fecurely, under But chis is not all, The Work to be effected i)y this Lottery, wifl 5 the cannon of the latter place, for the junction of the Pruffian fojces 1 be fo extenfively ufeful and beneficial to the Publick, that all Well- o) inftead of which, it turned off to the lower Wefer, retiring fucce{live- Wifhers to the fame, who duly confider it, will become ready Ad- ly ;r]m;xflamseleg to I;Ileyen;mg, Ver?e?.bggtenbufrg‘g:efi;";e':;‘::- venturers. And tho’ they fhould chance to draw a Blank, will think B ::e t:oo; s“\);v e:: aii ?na:lr:’pg:fi:::;t(:fwl:zrla?r}::g:4 They made X thi;rbM;)neé w]fj“ laid ?lut. Sl_\ls foon Ss thc;d 1 x&_k‘gts a;; fold, “',Ii;lih _ ( , will be for Gold as well as Silver, and paid off fo, Notice will be = march of 150 miles, to get themfelves cooped up in a nook, inftead given in the Publick Prints of the Time and Place of Drawing, and o of tall:il';zg thel 3“;}" route, }Vh":hf ;V?St"“ly about 100 miles, and aT {.;11} of thde Priz:s publifi’d and paid off in thirty Days after. would have led them to a place of fatety. ‘ 0 t d in fix Months after Drawi ill b i’ By this unaccountable cofidu&, as they further obferve from Rerlin, gener::o:fc;y gf:,‘;:nf:,. bl:ik;?ng a?,?,;a;,t:fningrag,':,nfi,m'ges_e et & the King of Pruffia was deprived of the nfiifiqnie hOf 30-00}? good It ishoped the Adventurers will be fo fpeedy in purchafing the which, in the clofe of the 33“;?3‘8“, “"fgd: E"e put '“l‘wulé‘ Tickets, as that the Managers will be able'to draw by the Beginning the army of the Empire ; where- of Mgay next at fartheft. £ a3, according to the laft accounts, he has not ab?ve 45.000d to _fafie @}‘,nckets to be purchas’d of the Managets. ; o them with, when bhe fhoald have 75,000, wirich I apprehend, might o %5 o of o o ¢ N, Z. have been found fufficient to force the French to takfe up th«;{ir vsinter- '&"fi"&‘s‘f"fi"’f‘i@‘fi"kwflwfi’ &"‘igfif(’ kdedededdededede bk : quarters on this fide of the Wefer : But, as the cafe now ftands, the | Il l L §8! - moft his Pruflian Majefty can now do, is to keep theng out of Sa:- a ue lver Ore, ony and the datchy of Magdebourg, this fealon. Such are the , ; fruits of the famous convention of the eighth of September. : L A WY E R) : L © N D O 'N. OTIFIES his Clients and Friends, That .he hath newly December z0. The truly heroic King of Pruffia, fince the 6thof 4 - open’d his Osrice in the Houfe of Mrs. Elizabeth Pafchall * Jaft May, has fought the foliowing battlés. : xfl ortfmouth, where all Perfons applying to him for his Advice and 1. The battle of Riesberg, commanded by the Duke of Bfevem. F_dxfila_mce lg ;1;?{ faxdh Profeffion, may depend on being ferved with e le of P ded by the King in perfon. BISHEY W0 S 3. Fhe banle o oggue/ cCOpMaRISN ¥ g0 F & Said Livermore hath by him afew NEWBURY LOTTERY 3. The batile of Collin, commanded by the King in perfon. . : The battle fought againft the Ruffians, commanded by Mar- TICKETS to difpole of. fhal Lehwald. : nded by the King in perfon. ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have The battle of Rofsbach, comma 8. The battle of Brellau, commanded by the Duke of Bevern. any Demands on the Eftate of Mr. Nathanael Smith, late of mpfhire, deceafed, are defired 7. The battle of Neamarck, commanded by the King in perfon. .o 02 T provi t New.H p ; glton in the Province of New-Ha | ;Ze s a(eball gefn‘el?l epfg)agcm;{q;z,Cl;f]féjt.‘::fl:efi:fgfhfiz l;;:;‘g::-, to bring in their Accounts to Nathanael Smith of Epping in faid SYINL SIUIENE VR Bl RN hyes : ST Province, Adminiftrator to faid Eftate, in order for Settlement. gagement will be in ali probability, the mtire evacuation of Silcfia Sid Ibkife: et b @0 the PrinTER, &c. All Perfons Indebted to, or have Demands on HE unhappy refolutions taken by {ome late councils of War, the Eftate of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, late of Kingfion, in faid Pro- make me wifh tha{e gentlemen had remember’d the menio- vince aforefaid, Widow, and who was Executrix to fhe Eftate of rable and noble fpeech of Sir Charles Coote, afterwards Earl of Mon- the faid Mr. Nathanael Smith of Kingfton, aforefaid, are defired trath, who was a brave officer in Ireland in the Reign of King alfo to bring in their Accounts to 'the aforefaid Naf/)anmlé‘mit_b Charles I. A Council of war being held on an enterprize that ap- of Epping, in faid Province, Adminiftrator to the faid Efate, in peared very hazardous to undertalke, the relicving Gerfhill caltle, he order for Settlement. ¢ Perfons are de‘fired to be fpeedy in {#%, That if they made hafte they might eafily pafs the defiles and bringing their Accounts to prevent further Trouble. caufeways before the enemy could affemble to oppofe them : to which a perfon replied, Perhaps it might be {o, but wwben the country ALL PCI'(OHS Indebted to, or h'clVG any avas alarmed; bow fhould they get back? 'To which Sir Charles di- i % b g ] ; retly anfwered, ‘I proteft I never thought of that in my life ;'I . Defnands upon the < ate o 8P(f-d70 !Pd : fld 0a£fl, atehq always confidered how to do my bufinefs, and when that was done Berwick, in the County of York, deccalcd, are debre {"_’d E"g their I got home again as well as I could, and hitherto I have not mified Accounts to Benjamin Chadbourn, Adminiftrator on fai flate, in of forcing my way.” His advice was followed, and the cafile re- order for a Settlement. 2 Jieved. A full account of this gallant gentlemen is in the Biographia : R SR S S e e s e o i PorTsMOUTH, Printed by D. FowLE, where this Paper may e bad at One Dollar per Ann, or an Equivalent in Bills of Credit. ‘anderg jo s3 ) 3B pue jo [esauan)) edwelg BIU ey — «© o | =1 - (4] o (9] wn = o - 1 — » - 5 » -— A L ad (1] -y 2 — = (=] - T ~< o «© £ Y © o o, o b e 1< e - [~] (= - (=] - =n =2 (73] qou Your dY) JO UOqqLd JURIEBA Y3 IBYY JBaY AL ey 1 i e o - - p? 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