The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, October 27, 1758, Page 3

f { N of Wzfid five Weeks with Iji(pntches}'rom ! Portfmouth—She Advifes, That the King . ., of Pruffia has beat Count Daun, and either Vi kinc%‘{ggaked him Prifongr, and quite de- 1 . molithed the whole Imperial or Auftrian ; i . Amm v, near, Olmurz— Prince ' F erdinand + « gatries all before him—Lowd George Sack- 7 - « wille, with 6000 Foot and 3000 Horfe, ¢ .+ fent over to join him—Prince Edward on g}- ‘board. Commodore Howe, and intended b % Jof dSeaman,— N U - i' 'Y " NEW-YORK, Sept. 25. ., Capt, Riddle from Antigua in 25 Days, ' . informs, That on the 26th of Auguft laft, | -a Hurricane happened among the Weft- + India Iflands, in which at Baffeterre, in St. ' Kitts, there were nine Sail of Vefiels loft 5 " but hecould not tell their Names in parti- | clar, as on the Approach of it he put to i L ; ¢ 7" Samuel Crane, late Mafter’of the Sloop ‘ Dolphin, of Conneclicut, who was taken . & . by French Privateer the 7th of July laft, ) - and carried into Guardaloupe, came Paffen- . ger in Capt. Riddle ; by whom we have .+, the following Account of Captures made ¢ by the Guardaloupe Privateers in 3 Weeks, ‘" . befides feveral others, whofe Names Capt. [ Crane could not recolle&, viz. Farris and | Simfon, from Philadelphia ; Haywood, " from Maryland ; Ebitt, Ketcham, Eager- ton and Moore, from Conneflicut ; New- . ell, Philips and Ruft, frem Bofton ; Car- , penterand Mafon, from Pifcataqua ; Wim- ble from Cafco Bay,and Gibsfrom Rhode- Ifland. ‘ ke : " ., “On Satarday laft arrived in. this Port _Capt. Haac Sears, in a Privateer Sloop, and bro’t in with- him a French Snow that mounted 10 9 & 6 Pounders, which he took by boarding of her under the Smoke , of a- full Broad fide, at the Bite of Bellile, i’ "% who informs, that this Snow with 8 others came from Rochelle bound to Canada,that * the other 8 was taken by the Englith in the Channel of England. Her Cargo con- fifts of 50 Ton of Bale Goods, 800 Barrels . of ‘Provifions, &c. Wednefday Mornirg Capt. Fairley ar- “ rived here in 8 Weeks from the Orkneys | He informs us, That his Majefty’s Ships A’ the Solebay and Dolphin, 20 Guns each, ‘on the gth of June laft, -had a fmart En- gagement with a large French Privateer of ;. 20 Guns, that infefted the North Seas for \ fome Time paft, and carried her Prizes o into Norway 3 and that the Privateer got ' clear, by-~difabling the Men of War fo (' much in ther Rigging that they could not i\ purfue her. ‘ * New Lonpown, Sept. 22. On Lord’s ' « Day Morning the 1oth Inft. abour 8 o’ } Clock the Wife of Mr. Fonathan Chaple, of o T e, [0 1 . this Towa was deliver’d of a Female Child, ) and the next Day about 10 o’Clock was .1, deliver’d of another, the Woman and Chil- s * dren like to do well. This Woman had L./ - twins borh Boys lat January was two Year. 1> NEW-H AV EN, Sept. 23. ; * Bya Veffel in 26 Days from Barbados, / we hear, that on the 23d of Auguft hap- . pened a very violent Storm of Wind at Carlifle Bay and Bridgtown, which began ' .4 ar.8. W. about 6 in the Morning, and con- \- _tinued till 4 P. M. by which 11 Vefiels, I were drove on Shore, moft of which were 4 ¥ "or will be loft. : . NEW.PORT, (Rbode 16land) Sept. 26. 'Y Extraf? of a Letter from London. U . s Wehave a delightful Profpect before J us, if we confider the Situation of Affairs /| with theenemy.— At Home they are jarr- ; /. ing in their Councils, and in the utmoft ! { ' iDiftrefs for Money., 1am told from indif- Intere.”’ potable Aachority, that they owe Five Mil- lions Sterling to their Deck Yards. The laft Loan they rais’d at 11 per Cent. They have experienced the Mifchief of Conti- nential Connections; being drain’d of their ‘Specie in fupporting the Emprefs of Ruffia ; and thatot 160,000 Troopswhichmarch’d into Germany, there is fcarce 40,000 now alive. On the other Hand, the Spirit of our People is no way broke, nor their Con- fidence fhaken. A ftronger Inftance I need not mention, than this one, the Books being open’d for a Loan of Five Millions, within fix Weeks, Ten Millions was {ub- fcribed ; and many People difappointed that wanted to fubfcribe large Suwns, and that at three and one Quarter per Cent. RO ST © . D .OAcher 2. Extraf of a Letter from Albany, Sept. z1. 1758. « Colonei Bradftrect is returned in good Health from his Expedition againft Quadraqui,. and is as hearty and alert as ever, notwithftanding the oreat Fatigues he has underwent; k= nor none of his Army kaving flept more than an Flodr at a Time, aiter they fet out from Ofwego till they returned there again. There was aimmenfe Quantity of Provifions fouund in the Fort, defigned for thie Forts to the Southward, and for an army that was {oon to have affembled at Ofwego, and clearcd the Mohawk’s River, and penetrated as far as Albany : The Army was to have confifted of 1500 Regulars, as many Caznadians, and a great number of Indians, as well French, as thofe pretended to be in the Englih Jn- tereft ; but fince the Return of Col. Braditreet, the Indians are extremely complaifant at the Carrying- Place ; at which Place Col. Bradftreet’s whole Army is arrived, having deftroyed the two Veflels on the Lake and brought off as much Plunder as they pofli- bly 'could, which is to be equally divided among the Men, as the Commander has entirely given up his Right to any Share whadfoever.” We hear from Springfield, Taat Captain Tho- mas Frafer, belooging to the Highland Regiment, died there of a Fever lat Week, greatly lamented. Latt Wednefday Morning His Majefty’s Ship Captain of 74Guns, fail’d from hence for Louifbourg. Saturday laft Captatn Ruft arrived here from the Weft- Indies, and informs, that there has been fevere Gales of Wind in feveral Places, particularly at Eufatia, wherein near zo Sail of Veflels were drove athore, fome of which will be totally loft. By Captain Forfler avbo asriued at Mgblehead loft Sarurday in the Afternoon, in juft & Wecks frim Lifbon, awz bawe the following Extrait of a Letter dated at Lifbon, Aagutl 16, 1758 V2 “We are here an- zioufly langing aficr an Accoint of the Refult of the Expediticns now in Agitation, on our Side ; and fuil of the pleafing Hopes, that Leuwthnurg is e’re this in our Poifeflion. The Prints which Capt. Forfter car- ries will ferve to explain the Repulife which the hero- ic King of Pruffia had received in Moravia, and of which I gave you a Hint in my lat. However, as 1 then farmis'd, be wonld foon make Reprizals, fo it has proved, for he raifed the Siege of Olmutz to malce a March, by which he poficfled himleif of two of the principal Magazines belonging to the Auftri- ans, cutting to Pieces 2500 of their Men.—Its allo reported, that Count Daun, endeavoaring to prevent this Difafier, fell into a Snare, and was torally de- feated in a general Bartle, and himfelf taken Prifo- ner ; however, this lait A&ion wants Confirmation, thould it prove true, it will be of great Advantage to the PruflianMonarch, as it will enable him to make Head againft the Ruffians, who are allually march- ing forwards, and committing great Ravages.—In fhort, the Scene of War feems to sige with repeated Violence thre'out Europe, and the: military Spirit fecems to heighten greatly ih our Nation —Our Trioops are embatked for Flandeis: 2nd Commo- dore How is again fail'd, ’tis fappos’d on ancther Fxpedition againft the Coaft of our ancient Enemy, wherein cur Prince Edward is embarked as a Vo- lunteer.—The Spirit now arifen in our Nation, ’tis to be hoped, wiil be produétive of very good Effes, and may tend to prevent the Spaniards from taking Part in the generai Broils.— We are afiured that our Court has demanded from theo tegorical An- fwer of the Caule of their Nav ament ; and as tieir Flota’s are now fafe 771 ve fhall foon fee if they mean any 1il towa: e For my own Part, ] am willing to fiauter myfel’ (rey do not, or at leaft, the Bleffings of Peace und : ir own Secu- rity, will prevent their fhewing 1 vigd Extra& of a Letter from Roger’s 1jilod, mear Fore- Edward, Sepf. 11 ¢ The 6th Inffant a {fmall Party (. nur Men(wko were fent forward to asquaint then ut Half way Brook, that the Teams with an Fifco:te were coming down the Lake to Fort Fdward} wi-¢ lired epon by a Party of Indians, aad one Serjeant belonging to wapr, Lovell of the Rangers was killed, : + The fame Day came i bere Lieut. Holmes cf the Rargers from 2 Scout to Ticonderoga with - bout 7 Men ; who informs, that he lay very ncir the Forr, and fays, that there is a very large Ea- campment there, and that the Enemy have erelted fame Block Houfes at their Breat: Work.—Many Iodians are theve.— He way-lay’d oppofite the Fort; where came alopg a Canoe with two Indians in1it ; he being forwsrd of his Pasty fired ypon him that paddled and fliat him thra’.the Body.: upca which the other cry'd for Quarters ; but the firfk recovering a little, faid, No Quarters, and tumbled into the Wa- ter, and fwam afhore ; they fired upon the other, who did the like: One of the Party {wam and fetched the Canoe, in which was a beautiful Gan and Sundries — There is no'doubt bat both the Ia- dizns receiv’d their Death Wounds, The Parnty being near and in p ain Sight of the Fort, who beat to Arms, they thought it prudentto-retite as falt as pefiitie, and came 1n al' weli *? Friday laft Capt. Frale arrived here from Briftol in 10 Weeks : Capt. Beech in a Letter of Marque Snow for this Place fail’d about 12 Days before him. — : : PorTsmouTH, S:fl. 28, 1758, Robert Traill Intending for Exrope it about 8 Weekd, RAYS EVERY PERSON with whom he has Accounts open, to bring them in for a Settlement. From thofe that are Indebted to him large Sums, he fhould be glad of the immediate Payment of the Dal- lance their Accounts : However, if required, they may continue it in their Wands, on giving Security and allowing Intereft for the fame ; One of which will be expected. ' : N. B. The faid Tra1rr hastwo GUNDELQ'S (one of which is extream good, and will carry 16 Cord Wood) two NEGRO GIRLS of about 12 Years old, FLOUR, SHIP BREAD, TARR, &c, which he’ll fell on reafonable Terms, (the Gundelo’s on a twelve Month’s Credit.) PR SRG SP8 STrayed from William 7 of Chefter, in the Province of New-[Zamplh a dark red lined OX, counng in five ¥ears i, whie Tail and Gamerls, a Star and gray Hairs in his Face, branded T on each Horn,with a Slit in his near Har, and fomething hollow Backed. Whofoever iakes up faid Ox and brings him to faid William 70//ord, ez fends him Word where he canfind him, fhall be hoa- ourably rewarded. Dated at Chfler, Sept. 28, 17580 WirLiam ToLForp, —— ——————— —————— ——— f——t——— — —— TO be Sold at public Vendu by Edaward Flint; at Londonderry Fair, oa Wednelday the 25th Day of O&tober Inftant, attwo of the Clock in the Afternoon, a FARM containing 152 Acres of Land, with a Houfe and Barn thereon, and a good Orchard ; about 20 Acres cleared for Mowing and Tillage ; alarge Stream running thro” the Farm, where there has been a Saw Mill erected heretofore on faid Stream, but would now ferve for a Grift Mill, or a Fulling Mill, as it may fuit, it be- ing well Wooded. In fhort, it may be recommended to any Man that wants of this Quantity of Acres, as anv Place within ten Miles of it : It lies within balf a Mile of the main Road from Chefter to Haverhill, - about two Miles Morthward of the Rev. Mr. True’s Meeting Houle, lying partly on Ifland de Pend, fo called. The Condition of Sale to be feen” at the Time and Place appointed for the fame. TO BE 50LD By Publick®¥¢ndue, 7 Oiz Tuefday the voth Day of Q&ober Infl. at 10 of the Clock in the Forénoon, at the Warehoufe of NAaTuaNIEL SPARHAWK, Elg; In Kittery. THE Merchandize, Houiho!d Furnitare, Farm iy e S ————————— “Stock and Utenfils, &c. &c. &c. belonging to the perfonal Estate of the faid NATHANIEL. Aifo a Houfe and Land firuate on Kittery Point, in the Qccupation of Mr. William Gerrif ; ahout one Thoufand Acres of Land in the County of York, and other Oug Lands belonging to his Real Eftate. N. B. s purpofed aiter the Commence- ment of the Sale, to continue it from Day to Day *till it is finithed ; and proper Attendance wil!‘ b given the whole of the preceeding Week at the Place of Sale, on all who ate difpoled to read the Tuven tory or {ee the Goods,&c. Alf»an loventory of fad Goods to be feen at Mr. Semuol Cuit’s, oG Spring Hill in Poftimouth, New fiampihise. 3 e Sl Prems 0% &