The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, April 13, 1759, Page 3

*of this confpiracy is fomething romantic 5 but the f3l lowing is certainly wery true, The Duke d’ dveiro and bis tawo brawoes (ome of avhom has elcaped) awhbs avay \ laid the King, Kaving, as they thought, executed thitr , borrid defign, immediately made off towards Lifbon, @yhere they came to the houfe of one of the ruffians. His wife feeing the Duke,and hawving ber brother (a Glover in the town ) awith ber at that moment, thruft bim inta 5 the clolet of the rosm, where fhe then was, and on ber going out the confpirators immediately entered. Her burry and fright was Jfo great, for it feems this had been the éufual place of meeting (tho’ “tis faid that fhe wai totally ¥ ignorant of their fecrets) that the poor avoman did not know what fbe was doing. The Glover remained in the | cboet during the reft of the might 5 and to this infignifi- cant fellow was owing the dijcovery of the conjpirators : for the Duke began to talk of their exploit awith the utmofl freedom. He faid, particularly, * that bis mind ¢ mifgave him, they bad not difpatched the King quite i’ P but the other two faid, ¢ they aere fure he could not Vo € efeape.’ ¢ Aye, (anfwered the Duke avith an oath) ¢ but awe fhould not bawe left the place till awe had ocular . ¢ dumonfiration of bis being dead.” They remained bere Jor fome time, *till they thought ewery thing avas butbed and quiet, and then departed, awithout Jearching the boufe for eves droppirs, awhich, doubtlels, faved the poor [ (Glover’s life. The felloww thought that the dijcour)e be ! bad beard was wery extraordinary : yet bhe did not know .. ahat to make of it. But when be heard the rumour that flews about of bis Majefly’s being affanlted, e, be put all things iogether, and went to the Secretary of State with an information : and this evidince being cor . roborated by Jome advice the King received from other bands, every thing was regulated accor dingly. S While the people could not belp obferving, that all *\ #he troops were drawing dowwn towards the metropalis,and that a total change was making in the officers of the ar- my, it is indred wery furprizing that the confpirators themfelves did not take the bint to abicond upon thofe pro- ‘- ceedings 3 yet [o far aere they fromit, that it was re- marked the Duke a’ Aveiro avas oftener at court than vany other nobleman ; nor did they feem to perceive the gathering thunder, till the bolt fell upon them. It is . Yaidthat the Dutche(s &’ Aueiro, on being apprebended, ‘\‘ immediately tanfr_@:a’ ; but that the Duke perfified in his |, dnmocence 1ill he and bis fon were put to the torture, aubcn they two laid open the avhole confpiracy. The. priuncipal of the confpirators avere allowed no- thing but bread and aater dwing their imprifonment, and they were each of them put to the torture fix times. ¢ On the day of execution, the Marchione/s de Tavora N tho’ the caflle was but a little way off) was brought to the fcaffold in a covered waggon. She was reporied . 20 hawe lofl ber fenjes, and it feemed to be truth, Her * arms were tied down with a common rope. She was a wery tall woman, and appeared to be about fifty. She S\ bad a kind of white bood on her bead, wery much foiled, ’é black mantle over ber fboulders, and her gown was of " @ reddifh colour. ¢ Fofeph Maria, ber fon, was about fixteen years of .age, and a very beautiful youth : he was in regimentals: ¢ The Count & Attouguia had been in a fever fome | days ; and when he appeared wwith the young Marquis \V. 4 Tawora, a wery handfome aell made man, he was « ot able to fland up. The young Marquis behawved with :grmt,inlflpidily : bat the fervants, awho afterwards Juffered, behaved in a frantic manner, firuggling with the officers, (tho’ they were all flrangled before they were breke ) and making a great noife. ““ {be old Marquis de Tavora had received the rack " fo often, that be was hardly able 1o get up the flairs of the feaffold. e avas brought thither in an open cart avith thke Duke d’ Avecivo, avho remain:d in it, at the ' foot of the feaffold, wbhile the other aas dilpatched be- fore bis eyes. After they had taken the ropes from the Marquis’s arms, and the irons from bis legs, in order to Jix bim to the anbeel, he avent towards the fail cloths (which covered the bodies of thofe already exccuted) and bifted up every one without being hindered ; but when be came to bis younger [fon's body, be kneeled dovwom, kiffid " the corps, and wept aloud 5 he then faid /omzllviflg to the execationer, and took hold of the iron crow with avbich he was to be broke. The execvtioner feemed to | fhew bimome refpedt. He avas then tiedto the engine, “and they broke bis right arm, upon which a herald pro- claimed bis crime 5 but bis fhricks muft bavve pierced the \ Bard:R beart ;5 nor did they ceafe (for near a quarter o of an hour ) till he got the coup de grace. : ¢ L hen mounted the Duke, awho avas treated aorfe } than any of them. His hands avere inflantly chopped off, om the (uppofition that he fired me of the blunderbuffes at the King. Then, bleeding as he wvas, he was tied to the abeel, where be languifbed an hour and a quarter, ' weeiving cight firokes. b mbout balf an hour bis face became totally black, and his [creams at every flroke avere terrible. With the laft froke they broke biss belly - and his bowels came out. But this is a [cene which ' abill not bear delcription, ! “ During the time of the Execution, all the confpi- gators boufes were pulled doavn to the ground.” sady NIE W-Y O R K; April 2, The Young Eagle, Capt. Maine, from London, ‘for this Port, is caflt away upon Long Ifland, and the » Veflel loft, but the People faved ; erd ave anved I alt Friday His Excellency Govrrvor in Town fince our lalt,.—Capr Maine left Plymeuth the zoth of Japuary in Company with the Capts, Maxwell and Karr, tor Bofton, under Convoy of (e- veral Men of War, bsand 10 Gibrakar — The Colony of North Carolina, has voted 4000l for the Ufe of His Maj:ity the enfuing Campaign. Capt. Harriion who is arrived at Phiadelphia from St. Kitts iuforms, That the Suffork man of war, capt, Faulkner, having met with 2 large French fhips, the one of 26, and the other of z4 nine and twelve pounders, engaged them warmly for two hours, but was at laft obiiged to fheer off being two warm forhim By the Halifax Packer, we have certain Advice, That the Ruflians are not 10 2l againlt the King of Pruffia in the enfuing Czmipaign ; and that Admiral SAunDERS was near ready (0 fail with a Fieet of den of War and Tran{ports to this Partof the World, where he is appointed Commander in Chief of all His Mujefty’s thips, employed or to be employed in North America. By Letters from Falmouth, we learn, that Lord Colvil with fix Ships of the Line; and the Diana and Seahorfe Frigates, {ailed from Portfmouth for this Place, before the Packet, having 300,000 I. Sterling on board for the ufe of the Army. By Capt. Waugh in 22 days from St. Kitts, we learn, that the Day before he failed, a veflel came in from Guadaloupe, with advice that the inhabitants had rot come in from the Dieudan ; that the General had given them but 8 Days ta confider of it, and told them, that if they did not furrender in that time, he would florm the Place ; that our Privateers &c. were often landing and bringing off what they could catch; and when any of them happened to be taken by the Negroes, they were very roughly handied. A Ship from the Cape taken by the Bolcawen, Capt. Rutgers; and a Snow from Rochelle, forthe Welt Indies, taken by the Hope, Capt. M’Daniel, are both expefied up this Day, as they have been at Sandy Hock fince Wednefday laft. Mr. Davis arrived here fince cur laft from Bermu- das, paflenger on board Capt. Salter. He was prize Matlter to the Sloop Hannah, a Danifh Veflel, taken off the Cape by the Privateer Providence, belonging to Rhode Ifland, loaded with Indigo, coffee and fugar, and on his way thither, was caft away oa the 8th of February on the Northern part of Bermuda. "In Lat. 42, Long. the fame, on the 10th of March Capt. Boulderfon fpoke with the Royal Hunter Priva- teer, Capt. Harrifon of this Port, who followed the French Fleet from the Welt Iaudics, but could pick up none of ’em, they being teo well guarded.’ The fhip Tartar, capt. Mc Quoid, bound hence to Liverpool, on the 31t of O&ober latt, in the Night, was caft away on the coaft of Scotland, and but very little of either thip or cargo faved. A French prize fhip 1s now coming vp, belonging to the Bofcawen {now privateer, of this port, capt. Rutgers, calied the Citayon, Mon(. Donnefort, bound to Rochelle from the Cape, burthen 300 tons. She was formerly a privateer of great force out of Briftol, but was taken and fold to the merchants of France. The Packet {fpoke to a prize fnow belonging to the Hcpe, M’ Daniel, of abaout 200 ton burthen, bound in here : We hear fhe is aifo coming up. Laft Friday fea'night, the 23d inftant, arrived at Phiiade'phia, capt. Wright, from Fyall, who brings advice, that the Ruby tranfport, capt. Kelly, from St. Jonn’s for St. Maloes, with 310 of its inhabitants on board, was by f{trels of weather, drove on the ifland of Pico, and loft, when about 200 of the French perithed. This is the 3d or 4th tranfport bound home from that place and Cape Breton, that have either foundered at fea, or been caft away, when numbers of the French perifhed at each difafler. B - @8 eert s OF N, “April g We hear that a Veflel arrived at Rhode I{land laft Week in 17 Days from Monto Chrifto, the Mafter of which reported that a certain Account was brought to that Place before he {ail'd of the Surrender of the whole Ifland of Guadaloupe to Gen. Hopfon and Commodore Moore. Since our laft feveral Companies of the 48th (Webb’s) Regiment, came to Town from New York in order to be embarked on board the Tranfports now fixing out here for the intended Expedition. By a Gentleman who left New Youk lat Wednef- day we learn, that one fet of Bills of Lading for the Money on board Lord Colvili’s Fleet, was brought there by the Packet. That after the money was landed his Ships were to cruize between the Capes of Virginia and New York, and that the Men of War now at Halifax, are to cruize between that Place & Louifbourg,whiift Ad.Saunders withtheFleet from England proceeds up the River St. Lawrence. P OIRTES MYO: Ui, Laft Wednefday Night two Men feiz’d another on the Plains, about two Miles out of Town, and robb’d him of twelve Dollars. We hear that Capt. John Seaward, bound in here from London, and who has been mifling feveral Months, is arriv’d at Fyal, WENTWORTH, having' received His MAJESTY’s Mandapus, iid in Purfuarce therecf, admit and fwear the Honorable Makx Hunkine WentworTH, and James Nevin, Elqgrs, as Members of Hig MajesTy’s Council tor this Province, who * took their Seats at that Board accordingly, LIST of Letters in the Poft Office in Portfmouch. Jebn Braivthwsite, Capt. Burbanch. Fohn Burley, Wm. Brown, Samuel Drows, ‘T bomas Foxall, Edward Fling, Enfign Gilman, Eliz ‘Fackfon, Fenathan Lorg- Sellow, Tobias Lear, Licut. Mullen, Elizahith Martin, Thomas Maddock, Mr. Nacfmith, Robert Oram, W m. Partridge, Jobn Packad, Wi Ratcliff, Fonatban Rob - bins, Fames Sterhing, Lieut. Stevens, (;e.wgr Lownjerd, Fobn Vicker, Wm. W¥alch, Abrabam VVeeks, al" of PorTsmouTH. Simew Brarfcomb, Reuben Mace Sampfon Sheaff, Z/q; of NewcasTLe. Noak Emer; of EXETER. Jo/eph Davis of Duruam. Robert Alexander, Rev. Mr. Davidfin, Jofeph Geerg, Benj. Haddly, Fobn Mitchel, Fobn Riky, Fobn Stinlon Fof. Senter, fobn VVallace of LONDONDERRY — Rorers Hogg, VVilliam Hogg of LITCHFIELD. Fobn Huftn, - VVilliam Harris, 'l beophilus Mafb, ot DUNSTA:‘LEi = Robert Bunten, Fobn Ccffran, V¥ m.Ford of Suncoox - Fobn Martine of Monson. ¥Vmw. Mitchell of Pe = TERSBOROUGH. Rew. ‘Timatj’;y VValkersof Rum ™2 FORD. Richard Keating, Edward Prible, St(pba;;"s Smith of KitTery. FVm. Denncll, Reger Gale, <t Edward Grow, Mr.Levit, David Moor, Sclimsn Roje, * Jeremiab Sayward, Nicholas {ucker, Fob Young ot 2 York. Sarabh Davis, Pelatiab Littleficld, 5 fish VVilliams of WevLLs. Elias Banks, Ricoard Cad: 2> man, Nathaniel Coffin, Themas Dodd, Francis Ford —3 Jofbua Freeman. Ephraim Jones, Enoch Weley, Tho Q mas Pste, Jeremiab Pote, Peter Peft, Alexander Ryj;,v:' VVm. Simonton, Jobn VVate, Fobn VVbite, Lemuel* VVeeks, Mr. Woodman, of CascoBay. W, Bryen, 24 of GrorGe Town. David Given of NEw BRUNS = WICK. Samuel Bogges, Patrick White of GEorgEs. CUSTO.»-HOUSE, PiscaTaqua, April 12. Entred In, Sloop Lydia, William Webfter frem Maderia. Schoonzr Moley, William Moore Sfrom DMaryland. Slosp Projperous. Edward Grow frem North Carsliza. Shep Molly, Daniel Emery from Virginia, Slip Molly, Francis Ruff from ditto. Schooner Sea Horfe, Wm. VVaorth from St. Martin:. Stosp Little Fobn, Fokn Friend from Philadelpbia. Schooner Succefs, Fowathan Bootman JSrom Maryland. Scbooner Good Fortune, Ebenezer Stocker from North S ' Cleared Out, Carolina. G Ship Tyger, Nathaniel Sherburne for VViff Indies. Brigantine Briftol, Fobn Oram for Antigua. Schaooner Folly Robin, Benjamin Choate for Lou Bourg. was then Adjourne e {day 84:p VVentworth, Fobn Ley for Barbades. = i HE Drawing of the Countyt of YORK LOTTERY, No. 1, will cersainiy 3 commence on Tue(day the 15th Day of May nexc at™ the Town Houfe in York. Such therefore as incline to be Adventuarers, will be fpeedy in purchafing thr‘_g few Tickets remaining unfold ( in the Hands of the ., Managers, and the Printer hereof ) as they may de pend upon it’s being then punétually drawn. Yorx, April 10. 1759, (34] 10 BE“SOL D, By Robert Archibald, A Convenient Dwelling Houfe, with a large Gar R den, Weil, &c &c. — fituate in Port{fmouth. @2 Any.Perfon inclining to purchafe, may treat with bim-5 at faid Houfe. 134l G Yorg, Aprii q. 1759. o Large Anchor and Part of 5 (& a Cable of about 12 Inches, taken up in Ipfavich g Bay loft Friday by a Fifhing Schooner, L'on\eyé Mafier, wbo landed the fame bere with me to Notify<t\ the Owner. Markson the Anchor are, S, 1v. 2. 22, —u (34] Narynanier Dosvere. & JusT PusLisn’n, Sold by the Printer hercof, 9_‘ [ UROPE’s Warning-Piece, Or, GOOD NEWS for ENGLAND— The o Pious and Choritable Farmer, &c. Price 4 s, Q. T.25 Provincs of NEw Hamesuire, April4. 1759, ROXKE out of His Majefty’s Goal in Portfmoath in faid Provinze, on the Firlt Inftant, Fohn Carfon, about five Feet eight Inches high, a flim Man, of a light Complexi- on, wearing his own Hair, and had on when he went off a light blue. Jacket. And at the fame Time broke out and went off with him one Rebert Srapie, aboutfive Feet eight Inches high, had on when he went off a Sailor’s Jacket of a brown colour, and a ftriped Waftecoat. Whoever fhall take up the faid Peifons, or either of them, and bring them, oreither of them to me, or to Mr. 7Tobias Lakeman Prifon - Keeper in Portfmouth in the Province aforefsid, thall be paid for their Trouble Tex Pounds Oid ‘Uenor for each of them when bro’i, and al! neceflary Charges. (23] Tuomas Packer, Sheuffy rovince me S