The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, July 28, 1758, Page 3

e » [ - Likely N Bo And GIRLS jult Imported from Gambia, and to be Sold on board the Sloop Carolina, lying at the Long Wharff in Portfmouth. Enquire of Mr. 7raill, or oMr. Harrifon on board faid Sloop. e o) e ) o A e NS s e A ST R AN-away the 24th of this Inftant July, from his Mafter Dennis Fernald of Kittery, in the Province of the Maffachufetts- Bay, a Mulatto Sesvant named POMP, about 21 Years of Age, five Feet eight Inches high, a ftout thick fet ftrait Fellow. He had on when he went away, an old Felt Hat much wore, a Worfted Cap, a checkt Woollen Shirt, blue homefpun fly Coat with flat white metal Buttons, a green Frize double-breafted Jacket with Leather Buttons, dark coloured Leather Breeches, blue Stockings, Shoes newly cafed at the ‘Toes : He alfo carried with him a pair of homefpun Breeches and a grey Jacket without Sleeves. Alfo went away at the fame Time a white Girl about 16 Yearsof Age : the had on a ftriped cotion and linnen Gown, and carried with her a chints Gown and {carlet Cloak, a black Hair Hat, a blue ;:ilted Petticoat. Whoever will take up . the faid rfons, and convey them to the abovefaid Fernald, erotherwife fecure them, fo that he may have them again, fhall have FOUR DOLLARS Reward for both, or Two Dollars for each of them, and necefla- ry Charges paid by Dennis Fernald, Kittery, July 27. 1757. 1 IR s s et St e e e s . DS SIS (S W SRS S S ) A HEREAS by an ACT of the GenEraL AssemsLy of the Province of New -Hampsuirg, paffd the 15th Day of March 1757, 8 TAX was graoted on the Lands in the Town of Bedford in {aid Province, to be afleflfed by the Sele@t Men of faid Town, of fix Pence New Tenor per Acre annually, for two Years theo next coming, to be applied for the Ufes in faid A& men- tioned, on Refidents and Non-Refidents Lands, which is for the fecond Year done alfo and committed to me the Subfcriber, to colle& the Tax on the Non- Refidents, are as follows, viz. the Owner of the Rights originally. Lo, heodore Atkinfon, Efg; 217 3 John Wentworth, Efq; Z2 1t 3 Col. Thomas Walingsford 2 1.6 Mark Hunking Wentworth, Elgs 7 3 o George Jaffray, Elq; 418 Col. Nathaniel Meiferve, Elg; 213 6 Richard Wibiry, Eig; 3 4 O John Rindge oA Daniel Peirez, Efq; 3 4 © John Tuffton Mafon % -2 6 Jothua Peirce, Efq; © 1. 6 Capt. John Moffet, Efq; 416 9o Jotham Qdiorne 4 1 6 Solly and March, Efgrs, 3.8 .59 John Nelfon - 4 1.9 Rev. Hull Abbot s e Capt. Samue] Hufe £ 6. 6 Samuel Miller 3 4:0 Woodbridg Brown 4 5 o Shadrick Thayer e H Increafe Sumner g 8 .9 Robert Voce 319 6 John Arnel; ar Andrew Walker £ I530 Capt. “John Holbrook 3100 Gideon Turel I 50 Col. Thomas Tilftone Z 0% 3 Deacon Jonathan Williams 6 18 9 Major Edward White 15 19. 0 John Bell A B o Abijah Savage 4 2.6 Benjamin Langdon 319 6 Capt. Ebenezer Door Z:10 O Elizabeth Livingfon 2 A4l 0 . John Lowder 615 o James Gregg 2116 John Baker A1 O David M‘Cleary 116 6 Jofeph Linn 21000 Jacob Gregs 6 16 o Jonathan Bowers o12-6 Jofeph Merril ® 1z 6 Lieut. Samuel Heath 211 6 Eleazer Lyon I o John Tuckerman L0 S Jonathan Smith 2o11: 2 Jonathan Hill Z 1o © John Crow 217 6 John Ruggles 3< 4 :9 Jotham Tattle L ¢ Robert Morial 4 10,0 John Low 212 © Thomas Chandles 2E N8 3 Thomas Daws 2116 ‘Thomas Fletcher VR S Thomas Baker 210 0 William Campbell 2.:6 g Richard Bill, Efq; Now therefore the above. faid Perfons are hereby Notified refpe@ively, to pay to me the Sums afore- faid to each of them mentioned, at Bedford aforefaid,- at or before the 16th' of Auguff next. ~ July 24, 1758. MarTtaew Litrire, Collettor. R LM e e B, e e ey o s i, o e o, e e e TO be fOld Choice good Sheeps Fleece WOOL, in large or fmall Quanti- ties, by SterpuEN Boaroman of Stratham, in the Province of New-Hampthire. 1 e e e et e e e Prowince of New HampsHIRE. N IS HEREBY GIVEN, OTICE 7t on wesnesonr the Sixteenth Day of dugu/? next, will be expofed (0 SALE to the higheft Bidder at the Houfe of JamEs StoorLy, junr. Ianholder in Port/mouth, in faid Province, at four 0’Clock in the Afternoon, a certain Tra& or Parcel of L AN D, lately the Eftare of Evruis Huske, Efq; deceafed, laying on theWefterly Side the Strect which runs before his Jate Manfion Houfe, towards the Spring- Hill, {o called, and runs over Weftward to the Street leading Northward from the Dwelling- Houfe of Danier Peirce, Efg; between the Lands of faid Peirce and Lands lately Joun Kenwarn’s, deceafed, o the foutherly Side, and Lands of PETer Maw, and others, on the Nor- therly Side : Alfo four fifths of a WAREHOUSE, fronting on the Street leading from the Spring- Hill towards the Ferry,now inthe Occupation of josEPH Arrcock ; and the Wharff Ground and Privileges thereto belonging— Purfuant to a Liccace from the Court of Probate for faid Province, Conditions of Sale to be knows at the Time and Place appointed for the fame, by -me as Executor of the laft Will and Teftament of the faid ErLis Huske. Portfmourls, Faly 10, 1758. JOi{IN SHERBURNE. L LD LD O (O LN PN (D LD LON PN LN DN ON PN O O O LN ALL PERSONS that haveany Demands on the Eftaie of Lieut. JerREMIaH LeavitT, late of Exeter, in the Pravince of New- Hampthire, deceas’d, are defired to bring their Ac- counts to Mary LeaviTtT, of Exeter, Adminiftra- trix to the Eftate of faid Deccas'd, in order for Set- tlement— And all that are Indebted to the faid Eftate, are defired {peedily to pay the {fame to faid Admini- ftratrix, to prevent further Trouble. 2 ExeTER, Fuly 12, 1758. » YORK LOTTERY TICKETS Sold by the Psinter- bereof. R PR S i s s s e, e oS ol B s e (e ] LETRT MET] L O"“N""DO " 'N. May 13. A Letter from Bremen, dated the 6th of May, juft as the Poft left that City, aflerts, That an Exprefs was arrived from his Pruffian Majefty’s Army, which he left at his Departure, within four German Miles of Vienna. If one may credit fome private letters from Dant- zick, dated April 26, the Roflian troops are making lines at no great diftance from that City, and amafling great quantities of provifion' and forage, as if they intended to remain in that neighbourhood, like an army of obfervation, rather than one defigred to aét on the offenfive. This Day Col. Elliot will fet out for the Ifle of Wight : Lord G. Sackvilie fets out on Tuefday ; and the Duke of Marlborough, and General Elliot, will fet out the latter'end of next week. General Waldegrave is already with the Army. We hear that a right hon. commoner has lately declin’d the peerage, with a view of forwarding the reat works he hath begun, I¢ is faid, that by a fecret article in the late treaty with Pruffia, that prince is bound to maintain an ar- my of 30,000 men, to a&t againft France direltly, wherever his Britannick Majefty pleafes. The Heflian minifter has lately prefented a me- morial to the Imperial diet in Ratifbon, conceived in very firong terms. He complains that his mafter’s fubje@s have been plundered of many millions of florins ; that {everal villages are utterly ruined and depopulated ; that the French general Vauban, had fhut up a Proteftant Church at Marpurph, and has dire®ed a Popith chapel to be built ; and that he fpoke publickly in the following contemptuous man- ner, of the Landgrave, viz. That he was a rebel to the empire and its chief ; and a vagabond, whofe re- turn to his own country, depended on the clemency of his moft chriftian majefty. Letters from Gibraltar, of the 1gth of laft Month, fay, that our fquadron in the ftraits, and the garrifon of that fortrefs, were fickly, for want of frefh provi- fions, which came very fparingly from the Barbary coaft ; and the Spaniards, it feems, refafe to fupply them. By the{ame letters we are informed, that M. de la Clue’s fquadron wa. to put to fea from Cartha- gena the 12th of April, if the Wind proved favour- able. We hear that the tranfports will be all ready to take the troops on board next week. 5 12% i LIST of the Numbers that came up Prizes in tbe NEWBURY LOTTERY, Several {loops are fitting at Port(mouth, as fire- According to fome advices from Paris, the dukes and peers “of-France are highly diffati-fied with the unlimitted authority with which M. Belleifle is in- _ vefted, with regard to the affairs of war, in which his fignature is equivalent to the king’s. ‘They were even on the point of remonftrating on this head 3 but it was hinted to them, that their reprefentations would produce no effet; feeing the reigns of Henry 1V. and Lewis XI1I. furnifhed examples of an aa- thority lodged in one perfon,equal to mar(hal Belleifle. Our other papers from France fay, that the im- menfe charges of the war,infenfibly exhauft the king - dom, and greatly embarrafs the miniftry, as the fup- plies are fcanty, and it is almolt impoffible to impofe new taxes. The finances have prefented feveral fchemes to M. Belleifle, which have been feveral times examined in council, but none of them ap- proved. However, as the wants of the flates are very prefling, it is reported that fifty fub farmers will be reftored in thofe branches which require the great- eft detail. This re eftablifthment would produce a fund of twenty five millions ; for according to the plan, each farmer is to pay 500,000 livres for his place. The farmers- general, whofe intereft it is to get this plan fet afide, have fent a deputation to the comptroller-general of the finances, to reprefent its inconveniences : fo that it is ftill uncertain whethee it will take place. It is tho't that prince Ferdinand will march with a largeé body of forces from the county of Marck, by the Wefterwald, to the Rhine, where he will ftill find fubfiftance for his army, and intercept the com- munication of the French, who are taking fcarce any fteps to defeat the defigns of their enemies. The Dorfetthire Man of War is arrived at Spit+ head, and has brought with her the French Man of War La Raifonable, which the lately took. The following particular Account of the Englils and French Forces in Indiais Jaid to be authentic, Encrisu Men or War 1n INDIA. Kent, 64 Guns, condemned. Cumberland, Pocock, 64 Salifbury, 50 Tyger, so A {mall Ship, 20 (Thefe were with Admirals Watfon and Pocock in 1754; and expeéted home in 1758.) Elizabeth, Stevens, 64 Colchefter, O’Brian, 50 Yarmouth, Frankland, 64 Queenboro’ Legge, zo New-aftle, Hutchinfon, 50 (Thefe five failed in March 1757, with Commodore Stevens ; the two laft.to St. Helena, and return’d back.) Seven King’s Ships of ours in India, 362 Guns, viz. three of 64 Guns, three of 5o, and one of zo0. FRENCH. Gen.Lally, the 3d ofMay, 1757, from Port 'Orient, Zodiac, D’Ache, 74 Bien Ame, Lars, 74 Le Vengeur, Pallicrre, 64 FRIGATES. Diligent, Marian, 32 Dauphine, 20 Centaur, Serville, 28 St. Luc, 20 Mars, Licore, 26 Emeraude, - 20 Condi, Rofco, 26 Renommee, 16 Terefe, Quatre Nille, 24 Chaloupe, 14 Pacinque, Maine, 24 [All thefe Frigates lower Ports are fhut in, bae they can mount 40, 50, or 60 Guns each. They carried over 4000 Land Forces.] ’ 1 Ship, which attacked our three § 64 1 Frigate, Ships beyond the Cape, 30 1 lay near Batavia ( and took Capt. Hatchinfon's Long-Boat) to intercept our Homeward bound, 1757. , 50 Izsall 17 French Ships which aGually carry 606 Guns, and allowing 200 for the lower Tier of the eleven Frigates, carry 806.——Lally has 15001. a Year coming in with this Command, and a Penfion fettled on him of 100,000 Livres per Annum { be- tween 4 and 5oool. ] for his Lite. The following 1s a true LIST of the Ships intended for the Expedition, Royal George,- 100 Barfleur, 90 Royal Sewereign, 100 Newark, 70 Royal Anne, 100 Torbay, 70 Ramillies, qo Magnanime, 70 Union, 9o Norfolk, 70 Neptune, 90 Shrewwfbury, 70 Duke, . 90 Lenox, 70 Dortfetfbire, 70 Intrepid, 70 Chichefler, 70 Dunkirk, 60 Alcide, * 70 Achilles, 6o Fouguex, 70 America, 6o Sterling-Cafile, 70 Medway, 60 Effex, ® 70 Windfer, 60 Du. &' Acquillon, 70 Rappin, 60 FricaTEs, from 36 to 22 Guns. Southampton, Huffar, - Coventry, Efcort, Veflal, Reton, Leafioffe, Spaa’rwzll, FirE Suips. : Pluto, Porcupine, Mackbault, Cormorant, BowMmBs. Granado, Infernal, Firedrake, Salamander, Strombols. Part Firf?, will be publifbed next Week. L4 »