The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, February 2, 1759, Page 2

L'Orignal, 400 Tons, 10 Gung, 35 Men, in Ballalt, e¢ommanded by Martin Dalcier, bound as the other. Dec. 11. We hear that the Lighthoufe at Tybee, in Georgia, is ingreat Danger of falling, which wiil be a great Lofs to the Navigation on thofe Coafts. December 15. The Schooner Anne, Reuben Moaore Malter, of and from this Port, is taken near Antigua (whither fhe was bound) by a Freach Pri- vateer Sloop, and carried into Martinico : As is allo the Mary, Scott, of and from Glafgow for this Port. The tchooner Adventare, Capt. Ireland, of and from this Port, for St. Chriftophers, is likewife taken by the French, and carried into Guadaloupe. The laft Accounts we have of Monf. Chateleau are, that he had deeply loaded his Veflel out of the Prizes, and had gone from the Capes of Delaware, about a Fortnight fince, to the Southward ; and that fhe had then only 50 Handson board. The greas Succefs this fhip has met with in America, will pro- bably induce cther European French Privateers, of Iike Force, to try their Fortunes in thefe Seas the enfuing year ; but it is to be hoped, that no Colony on this Continent, will then be unprovided with a good Province Veflel 5 and if not, that a fuflicient Number of his Majefty’s Ships <vill be properly ftationed, and ordered to cruize upon, and not off, thefe Coafts, to preventany Injuries the trade might ocherwife {ultain from the hitherto-ungurbed Info- lence of the Monfieurs. A French 50 Gun Ship is faid to have lately ar- rived at Cape I'rancois, and to have carried in with her a New- York Privateer Snow of 14 Guns. Dec. 18. Capt. Bond, of the Snow Martha and Sufannah, of and rom Gurnfey for this Port, informs us, that his Snow foundered at Sea the 1gth of Oéober laft : He and his Crew got into the Boat, where they continued till the 3d ult. when Capt. Eaton, of North Carolina, ina Schooner, took them up ; and that Capr. Eaton was taken in two Days after, and carried into Guadaloupe. 25. Oo Wednelday EHis Majefty’s Ship Zephyr, Capt. Greenwood, arrived here from Cape Fear to czreen. They did not obierve any Thing like an Enemy on our Coafts ; and, from the beft Accouuts, we have no Reafon to conclude that any of the Ene- my’s Privateers erther are, or for {ome Time paft have been, nearer us than Monficur Chateleau, off the Capes of Delaware. His Exceliency the Governor has been pleafed to iffue a Proclamation, commanding the putting in due and fri@t Exeeution, the Laws againft profane Carf- ing and Swearing, and for the better Oblervation of the Lord’s Day. PHILADELPHIA, Fan: 18. Ixtral of a Letier from Lifbon, dated Now. 24, 1758. ¢ The King of Pruffia is returned into Silcfia,and, having joined all his ‘T'roops together, has now got as fine an Army as ever he had, and Count Daun is going after him ; fo weare in Hopes he will foon give them a Retaliation for his furprize. 'The French Minifiry are entirely changed, and they are in as great Confufion as a Court can poflibly be.” £xtrall of @ Letter from a Gentlemen in Barbados, dated December 14, 1758. *“ We have had no Paeket from England for near three Months paft.—I believe they are ftopt for fome Time.—Two Men of War have lately arrived with Exprefles to our Commodore.—It is theught there will be fomething done in thefe Parts this Winter ; I hope Martinico will fall.” Qther Letters from the fame Place fay, that 14 fail of the Line, with a Number of Tranfports, and Troops on board, were daily expeéted. Laft Nipht his Excellency General ForBEs ar- rived in Town, when the Guns of the Fort were fired, and the Bells rung. B O S T O -N, Fawnyary 29. Yefterday an Exprefs returned from New York, which he left laft Tuefday,and informs, that General ABERCROMBY fail’d the Morning he came out with a fair Wind, bound to Great Britain ; alfo the fame Morning a Ship laden with Flaxfeed,&c. being ready 1o fail for Europe, by fome Accident took Fire, and notwithftanding all poffible Aflitance, was in a few Hours burnt to the Water’s Edge, but happily no Lives were loit. Laft Thurfday Evening Capt. Caloe in a Sloop arrived here from London, which he left the 27th of O&ober, and fail’'d from the Downs the 15th of Nevember, in Company with a Fleet bound 10 the Faft Indies : The Captains Maxwell and Farr, for this Place,[ail’d two Days before him with the Weft- India Convoy. Capt. Caloe brought no later Prints than the z7th of Ottober. Friday lait we had here a very fevere Storm of Wind and Snow, and ’tis faid feveral Veflels have been caft away, but as yet we have received no Ac- counts that can be depended upon. Yefterday a Veflel arrived here from Halifax, by whom we have Advice, that Capt. Daniels in a caft away on Sezl Ifland, but that the People wers #.! faved, and were afterwards taken off by a Vefl:zl and carried into Halifax. We this Moment have an Account, that Captain Davis in a Sloop from this Place bound to the Weit- ladies, was caft away in the ftormy Weather lait Week at Plymouth. The Captain and one of the M:a were drowned. LB R TS M0 11T H, Capt. Hewett in a iloop belonging to this Town, bound to Bolton,Friday lait was fev’anight fouuder'd at fea ; the Men {av’d their Lives by taking to their Boat, and got fafe into Plymouth. Cuflom Houfe, Portjmouth, February v. Enpered In, Sloop Profperous,Edmund Wright, fromLouifbourg. Cleared Out, Schooner Refolution, Caleb Prince, for Mont{errat. Tinker, Nathaniel Bowers, and Merriam, Alexander Hafkill, for Halifax, Snow Halifax, Jofeph Wills,. and Brig Nancy, George Libbey, for Weft Indies. Ship Apthorp, Daniel Pickering, and ~—— T'iecothick, Danjel Robinfon, for Antigua. Brig Britannia, Reuben Abbat,for Barbados. Sloop Elizabeth, John fatridge, for N. Carolina. W& As a confiderable Number of thefe GazETTS have been conflantly (fent, for mear two Years paft, into the County of York as far as Calco- Bay, and but few bas made Pay for them, (which has almoft difcouraged the Publifber as aell as the Rider ) ‘This is to defire thofe who are in Arrears, to dilcharge the fame as jJoon as poffible, either avith Mr. Sayward or the Publifber hereof, as they expedd ta 10 be ferved for the future, and not make the trouble of collefting [mall Debts more than conveying the Papers. PROVINCE of PorTsmourn, Feb. the NEW.-HAMPSHIRE } ift. 1759.° ? VAl 7l unnecejjary 0 p/‘evgflf Attendance-f”o: re- ceiving their Pay of the Officers and Centinels in the Regiment raifed by the Province of New- Hamp- thire, for His MajesTY’s Service, in the Year1758, under the Command of Joun Hart, Efg; Colonel, the Paymafter to faid Regiment hereby gives NO- TICE to all concerned, That the Payment of faid Officers & Centinels will be made at faid Portfmouth in the following Order, viz. To Capt. Foba Pickering’s Company on Monday the 4th Inftant. To Capt. Thowas Tafy's Company on Friday thegth Inftant. To Capt. Fonatban Swett’s Company eon Mondsy the 14th Inftant. To Capt. Suwmrfbee Gilwap’s Company on Monday the 1gth Inflant. To Capt. Nebcmiabh Lovewel’s Company on Friday the 23d Infant. To Capt. Fobn Hazxen’s Company on Wed- nefday the 28th Inflant. To Capt. {rucworthy Ladd’s Company on Monday the 5th day of March. To Capt. Alexander Todd's Company on Fri- ddy the gth Day of March. To be Sold by Henry Sherburne, Very cheap for the Sterling Bills emitted to pay off the Soldiers, Variety of European goods linnen and woollen, nails, catlary ware, powder, lead, fhot, beft London cordage of all fizes from 12 inches down to 6 thread rattling, Englith and Ruffia canvas, tick- lingburgh, oznabrigs, twine, anchors, and Weft- Ind'a rum; alfoa very good new SHIP, frigate built, with compleat rigging, fails, anchors, and a fortable cargoe for the Weft Indies. Said Bills will be receiv’d at the rate of 25/. old tenor for 1/. Sterl. '"I“ O be Sold at Publick Vendue at the Houle of Mrs. Hannah Horney, in Portf- mouth, on Tuefday the zoth Day of Febraary Inft. at Four of the Clock in the Afternoon, a Lot of LAND in Barrington, in the 4th Range of Lots, No. 145. in the Plan, being the Eftate of the Haon. Foleph Sherburne, Efq; deceas’d— Alfo Half a whole Right in Rochefter, (except the firft Divifion) origi- nally belonging to the Hon. George Faffrey, Elq; deceas’d, and purchas’d by faid Sherburne of the faid Jaffrey. Dated at Portimouth, Feb. 1, 1759. TO BE SOLD, Likely Negro Fellow about Eighteen Yearsot Age, who has been inthe Country about Five Years. Inquire of the Printer, Good SMITH’s COAL UST IMPORTED, ard to be fold for promp Pay : Inquire on board the Brigantine Briftol, Schooner from this Place bound toHalifax,was lately lying at the Long Wharfe. . 284 CENENASIA FUL ['oMOU I'H :Printed by D, FowLz, of whom this Paper may be kiad at Qa¢Do/lar perAnnum,, or ankquivalentin Billsol Qrcdit) Half to be paid at Entrance,, NOTICE is hereby given tc < the feveral Cr~iitors to the Eltate of Samuel Mofat, late of Wells, in the County s York, de- ceas’d, inteflate, reprefented infolvent, that the Hon- » ourable the Judge of ProbateMr faid County, has, lengthen’d out the Time fix Months from the Firft of Jaowary Inftant, for the Commiflioners to receive ard examine the Claims of tue fiveial Cie nors, who will attend that fervice at the Houfe of Mr. Nathaniel Kimbal, Innbolder in Wells aforaf- 'p the fitft Monday in each Month, till the fix Months is expired, from Ten in the Morning to Five in the g Afternoon each Day : And as no longer Time it be expeted, the Creditors are deflied to bring their Claims well vouched in feafon, VVells, Jan. 18, 1759. ; 1l ‘___“famu Hubbard, Adminiftrator, HE Creditors of the Eftate of Fohn Clement, late of York, in the County of York, deceafled (reprefented Infolvent ) may obferve, that the Commiflioners duly authoriz’'d and appointed to receive and examine their Claims, will 2ttend that Bufinefs at the Dwelling Houfe of Mpr. Edward Ingrabam, Inoholder in faid Yoik, on the laft Monday of this, and the five enfuingMonths, from two to fix 0’Clock in the Afterncon of {ai Days. Jos. Simpson, jun. York, Fan. 15.1759. SamueL SEwaLL,tert ALL Perfons Indebted to, o that have any Demands on the Eftate of Grorge Seaward, late of Portfmouth, deceaf- ed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to George Seaward, Adminiftrator, Son of the faid Deceafed, in order for fettlement. I ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Jobu Rednan, late of Nottingham, deceas’d, are defired forthwith to fettle the fame with Nicholas Smith of Brintwood, Adminiftrator of faid Eftate. Brintwoeod, Fan. 25. 1759. 1 : \ 7O T ICE is hereby giver That there will be fold to the higheft | derat a Purrick VEenpusz at the Ho of Mr. Fames Stoodley’s, junr. Inoholder in Portd mouth, on Wednefday the Seventu Day of - February next, at Four of the Clock in the After- noon, Owe QuarTar part of a Sloop, with.# one Quarter part of her Sails, Rigging, Cables, An- chors, Maft, Boom, Bow{prit, and other ftores be- longing to faid Sloop : The Sloop’s Burthen about feventy five Tons. The Slocp and Stores, as per Inventory, to be feen at Mr. dbrabam Matthews’s in Durham in faid Province, any Time before the fe'e ; and the Conditions of fale at the time and piace of fale ; the abovefaid Sloop being taken by Execution, pr. Tuomas Packer, Sheriff. To be fold at the fame Time and Place a COW, Fan. 19. 1759. 2 Province ot New. Hampfbire. ‘,VHcreas a Committee chofen - " by the Proprietors of the Townfhip of BOW in faid Province, to fettle the Lines of faid BOW, with the Towns adjoining, have had a Conference with a Committee from the Proprietors of Starks- Town (fo call’d) the fubftance of which they de to communicate to faid Proprietors of Bow, for tk Advice and Approbation thereon, as they fhall judge proper. And as one of faid Committee is deceas’c another isthought necefiary to be chofen in his ftead for which (and divers other Reafons) it is though: neceflary a Meeting of faid Proprietors fhould fpee dily be call’d, &c. Thefe are therefore to notify the Proprietors © BOW aforefaid, to meet at the Dwelling- Houfe o Mrs. Lowe Chafe, Innholder at Stratham in faid Pro vince, on Tuefday the fixth Day of February next at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon ; then ar there to receive the Report of faid Committee, re lating to the Premifes, and to fill up the Vacanc therein, or choofe 2 new Committee for the Purpofes aforefaid, and to give them fuch further Power and Direttion as may be thought needful ;—-- And to pafs a Vore, if they fee fit, that there fhall be ano ther Divifion made of the undivided Land in faid Bow ; with fuch Limitations, as by faid Proprictos. at their Meeting, fhall be agreed upon :—And fur ther, to vote fuch Methods as may be thought ex- pedient, for defreying the Charges of the aforefaid Bufirefs :— And to pafs any other Vote that may be for the Benefit of {aid Proprietors. Abrabam Tilton, Dated at Stratham Fobn Stockbridge, aforefaid, Fan.12, Fofeph Cla+k, 1759, Fobn Dearborn, Benjamin Jewet, SeleGtMen' of the Pro-, priety of Bow. \