The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, May 11, 1759, Page 4

The following was avrote by a Perfon on bis Misfortune of not hawing the Advantage of making nice afirona- mical Obfervations, when be firfi difcovered the COMET. AH ! there it flames, the long expefled Stax, And darts it’s awful glories from afar | Funtival at length the traveller appears From its long journey of nigh fourfcore years. Lo ! the reputed meflenger of fate, Array'd in glorious, but tremendous ftate, Moves on majeltick o’er the heav’nly plain, And fhakes dire fparkles from its fiery train, Ah / my misfortune, that I live retir'd, And nought avail me arts I orce acquir’d / Here, like an hermit, in my lonely cell, Far from the manfions where the mufes dwell, I'm forc'd to aét the common gazers part, Alas / unfarnifh'd with the aids of art. O for the tube, with philofophic eye, To trace the fhining wand’rer thro’ the fky / O for the ample arch, in nicer mode, To mark it’s ftages in its azure road ! Bat vain the with, oh ! ye that can furvey T he glorious orb, and track its wond’rous way, Ard finds its fhorteft diftance from the fource of day } While vuigar crowds'with dull attention gaze, And gaping wonder at the filver blaze ; Ye fons of fcience, from your high abodes, Difery it’s oblique path, and ma:k its nodes, Explore with what velocity it’s hurl’d, And what exat it’s period round the world. Now, now in this delightful work engage, Purfue the fteps of the {agacious fage, § § And be this wifer than the former age. I Sir Isaac NewTon. BOS T O N, May.”. Lat Tuefday a Schooner arrived here in § Days from Louifbourg, Delano Mafter, by whom we learn, That a Brig bolonging to Admiral Saunders’s Fieet, with Stores was arrived there, as alfo a Schoo- ner with Difpatches from the Admiral to the Gover- nor.—That foon aiter he cama out he faw 7 very large Ships ftanding Ealtward towards Louifbourg, being then about 12 Leagues from that Place; and efterwards he difcovered z others, and then 3 more, flanding the fame Courfe, which he is fatisfied were Eoghth Men of War.—That the Iceby which the Harbour had been very much ftop’d up, had begun to break away before he fail’d. Counterfeit P1sTAREENS have been offer'd this Weck, and two of them taken in a Shop in this Town : They being fo bare-fac’d a Cheat, caft only with Pewter, thai it is needlefs to caution the Public, but a: fome may be impos’d upon by thofe who pretend to offer them only in the Evening. ADVERTISEMENTS. T70 BE §0L D Double Houfe, with a good Garden, in the Town of Portfmouth, the Land about 100 Feet deep, and 60 Front. Alfo a Lot of Land nearly op- pofice to it, lying on the Creck joining to Canoe Bridge, which has on it a Barn, and large Warehoufe, Whafe &c. For Conditions of Sale inquire of the Printer hereof. [37] GOme DOLLARS in a Pur’fe, taken up laft Saturday, the 28th of Ap:i, in the Town of Portfmouth : The Owner thercof may have them again by defcribing the Purfe, what was in it, paying the Charge of advertifing, and making me Satisfaltion, MartHrias TouLs of Epping. ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Mr. Fames Berry, late of Greenland, Yeoman, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Fames Berry of York, or Frances Berry of faid Greenland, Admi- niftrators on faid Eftate, in order for Settlement. [36] HE Creditors to } the Eftate of Feremiah Lea- wit, late of Exeter, Inteftate, (reprefented Infolvent) are hereby Notified, That we are appointed to re- ceive, examine and allow their refpectivé Claims, and will attend that Bufinefs at the Dwelling Houfe of Mrs. Mary Leavit, Innholder in faid Exeter, on the itk Monday of May next, and the five enfuing Months, from threeto eight 0’Clock in the Afternoon. Exeter, April 24, Noab Emery, Commif- Ephraim Robinfon, } fioners. e et et Province of Neaw Hamp/bire. o e S S TR SR TR S S I T e S s e s T Ju.s'r PuBLisH’D, Soid by the Printer hereof, ? . . UROPE’s Warning - Piece, Or, GOOD NEWS for ENGLAND— The Pious and Charitable Farmer. &c. Price4 5. O.T. PORT §MQU'1 H: Prinied 0y D, £ 0 WLE, where this Paper may be had a¢ One Dollar per Annwim, 0 HE Drawing of the County of YORK LOTTERY, No. 1, will certainly commence on 'Tuefday the 15th Day of May next at the Town Houfe in York. Such therefore as incline to be Adventurers, wiil be fpeedy in purchafing the few Tickets remaining unfoid ( in the Hands of the Managers, and the Printer hereof ) as they may de- pend upon it’s being then punctually drawn. York, April 10. 1759 {34] J)ESE RTED from Captain WiLLiam Stark’s Company of Rangersthe followingPerfons,viz. William Watfon, Nathanicl Den- bow, Richard Randall, and Thomas Bruce. Whoever fhall take up faid Perfons, and f{ecure them fo as to fend them to Halifax the firft Opportunity, that they may join the Company to which they belong, fhall have Ten Dollars Reward for each paid by the Sub- fcriber. If the faid Perfons will return to their Duty and be at Halifax by the zoth Inftant, they {(hall be kirdly received. [38] N OTICE is hereby given, That there will be Expofed to Sale at the Houfe of Robert Read, Innholder in Souhegan Weft on the Twenty firlt Day of June next enfuing, at Oae of the Clock Afternoon, a TRACT of LAND lying in Souhegan aforefaid, containing about fixty Acres, more or lefs, near the River, and adjoining to Land of Fobn Smith and Fobn Rolins, {everal Acres of good Meadow within the Bounds of faid Tratt— The aforefaid Land is part of the Eftate of Benony Furbu/b, late of Scuhegan aforefaid, decealed. Any Perfon inclining to buy faid Premifes, fhall at the time and place above mentioned fee the Articles of Sale, and be well ufed by Jonn SuEPARD, Adminiftrator, Dated at Soubegan Weft, No. 3. May the 4th. 1759. [38] Province of NEW-HAMPSHIRE. WHEREAS a new Edition of the printed LAWS of this Province, with the Addition of fuch as are only in Manufcript, is order’d by the Government to be prepared and printed as foon as may be conveniently done, with fuch others as may be pafs'd in the mean Time ; by which Or- der a certain Number are to be printed off to anfwer the Demands of the Government : Any Gentleman who is dcfirous of having a Sett for his private Ufe, is hereby defired to fend in his Name to the Printer hereof as foon as may be, that he may make Prepa- ration accordingly. N. B. Subfcribers will be fupplied at a very con- fiderable cheaper Rate than others ; if the latter can be fupplied at all. i e r——— s e e —— | ——— HE Drawing of Newbury LOTTERY (the Secand Part ) will punciually commence at the Town Houfe in Newbury, on Thurfday the laf} Day of this Manth, there being a Subjeription Sor the Tickets then unfold, if any there Jhall be. o5 A few of the Tickets to be difpos’d of by the Printer, and by Mr. Samuel Livermore. DEferted from the Ship Wentworth, I'nomas WARREN late Malter, on or about the 10th of April, Samuel Ward and Benjamin Rogers, both of Newbury. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That in Cafe they will return to their Duty on board faid Ship by the 5th Inftant, they fhall be kindly re- ceived ; otherways will be dealt with according to Law.—And whoever after thatTime will apprehend faid Seamen, and fecure them in any of his Majefty’s Goals, or bring them to me the Subfcriber, Mafter of faid Ship, or to Joun Nerson, Merchant in Portf- mouth, fhall receive FOUR DOLLARS Reward for each,and all neceffary Charges paid by ~ Jouw Lev. A Cafk of Spanifh Brown, and a Cafk of Snuff, was landed from on board the SloopCarolina and Fyal, Thomas Manning, Mafter, from Boften, in December laft, for which no Owner can be found : This is to give Notice to thofe who bave fuch Articles miffing, that they may have them by applying to Fohn Nelfon, Merchant in Portimouth, paying the Freight,and Charge of this Advertifement. PROFOSALS For printing bySubfcription (in theCity of New York) The GenTLEMEN and LADIES MiLiTARY CLOSET FURNITURE: Confiting of fix Reprefentations of WARRIORS, who are in the Service of their Majefties the King of Great- Britain, and the King of Pruffia, defigned after the Life. & Scortih Highland Soldier, (formerly call’d the Hicaiasp Warcu) now the Royal Scors, in the Service of his Britannick Majefly ; whereof there are many now in North dmerica. 1. A HUSSAR, in the Service of his Royal High- nefs the Duke of Cumberland. » 2 111, An Officer ot HUSS 4RS, and a private HUSS 4R (in one Print) 1V. An Officer of the ULANS. V. A private ULAN. : VI. A CROAI, or PANDOUR, in the Service of the Emprefs Queen of Hungary. y ConpiTiONS Of SUBSCRIPTION, I. Thefe Portraits will be curioufly engraved on a Copper Plate of 13 by g Inches each, and printed on Half a Sheet of the beft Demi Writing Paper, and afterwards neatly coloured in their proper Colours, conformable to their feveral Regimentals, I1. Each Subferiber to fign his Name, and give his Quality and Place of Abode. IIT. Thefe fix Prints (whereof the Plates are now aflually engraving) fhall be delivered onsor before the firt Day of F«/y next, to the feveral Subfcribers, at their refpe@ive Places of Abode, at the Price of one Spani/b mill'd Dollar, or 8/. Neaw-York Currency 3 one Half to be paid on fubfcribing, and the other Half on the Delivery of the Prints. IV. Whoever fubfcribes for fix Setts, fhall havea 7th gratis, V. The Subfeription will be clofed on the firft Day of Fune ; after which, none will be fold for lefs than Twelve Shillings Neav Yoré Currency. VI. A feparate Pamphlet will be publithed along with the Prints,giving an exa& Account and Defcrip- tion of the Countries, Manners, Habits, Arms, and Manner of Fighting, of thefe People. Subferiptions for the above, will be taken in by the Printer of this Paper. The 8 C H E M E Of the Third and laft Clafs of the Germantown LOTTERY, 1 Prize of 20c0 Dollars is 2000 of 1500 i 1500 of 1000 1000 of 755 1510 of 500 1000 of 200 1200 of 100 10c0 of 50 5§00 of 20 340 of 9 7650 In the King of Pruffia’s Service. goo Prizes amounting to Doll. The Deduflion is only 17700 3co 4500 DBillets at 4 Dollars each, is 18cco Doll, HE Drawing of this third and laft Clals of Ger- mantown LoTTERY, will certainly commence on Tuefday the 15th of May ; a Gentleman haviog en- gaged to take off any Billets that may then remain unfold ; but itis expeéled the whole will be difpos’d of much fooner. : N. B. The Deduftion does not amount to 1 and 3 quarters per Cent. and only four Blanks to one Prize. > TickeTs 1o be had of Jacob Griggs, oppofite the TownHoufe in Bofton, and of the Managers, Just PusLisu'p, Sg/d by the Printer bereof, ( Price Eight Shillings Old Tenor) The Prophetic Numbers of Daniel and Fobn calculated ; In Order to fhew the T'I M E when The Day of Judgment OR this Firft Age of the GospEL, is to be ex- F pected : And the fetting up the MILLENNIAL Kincpom of Jenovan and his Carist. By Ri- cuarRp CLARKE, Minifler of the Gojpel of JEsus CurisT. He that hath Ears to bear, let bim Hear. Amen. [In which is Predi@ted—*The Anger of Gob againft the Wicked in the Year 1759. « Gop will be known by many in the Year 1760. And this will preduce a Great Man. 5 “ Afia, Africa, and America will Tremble in the Year 1762. “ A great EarTuquake over the whole World in 1763.—Gop will be univerfally known by all. —Then general Reformation and Peace for ever ; when the People fhall learn War no more— Happy is the Man that liverh to Jee this D 4T The above Pamphlet has been in fuch Demand, that it has already been printed in Seuth Carolina, Neav~ York, Conneflicut, and Bofion, and great Numbers fold at half a Pifiereen a Picce, and mow Reprinted here for, the Benefit of thole who think it avarthy their ptrk/al_.‘_ oran Lquivaient in Biils of wredit, Half 1o be paid at Entrance,