The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, June 8, 1759, Page 2

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Aq paasiar Suiaq- Loy ‘piemypapy Y3 e Luedwo) udiedwe)y siq) payadis 313m 38yl s3di0y B 39\ ye| Ag(q auo eyiAideq|yurory Jeaq ap I3Y10 3 [[B Jous[e 219 sB ¢ Lupq[yI® PIAIIIE dlam in taking Pofleflion thereof, and have I hope eftablith- ed that Pofleflion by fixing a Fort on the Pensb/cot River in {ach a Situation as to be very RefpeQtabie for its own Defence, being no where Commanded, but more fo for the Command it holds of both Branches of the River and of the Carrying Place therefrom ; of Edgemoggin Reach, the Oatlett, and of - &> Pentagoet the Rendezvous, of the Eaftern Indians when they come againft our Frontiers.—This Ri- ver was the laft and the only Door that the Enemy had left to the Atlantic, and I hope this is now fairly What is neceflary to inform your Judgment in raaking Provifion for carrying the Mea- {ure to its utmoft Effect, I will order to be laid be- for= you, with the Plans and Surveys. . Berore my Departure I iflued out Beating Crders for the raifing the fecond Levy of 1500 Men, for which the late Houfe had made Provifion ¢ I entruft- ed the Care of forming and fending them off to his Honor the Lieutenant Governor ; the very proper Difpofitions and Difpatch which he has made, deferve my Thanks. I will lay before you what has been done as to the Succels and Difpofal of the Levies, by the Report which theLieatenant Governor makes to me, Council Chamber, Fune 1, 1759. T. POWNALL. On Wednefday the 23d of May the Honourable Brigadier-General WALDO, who went with His Excellency in his late Expedition to Penobfcot, drop’d down with an Apoplexy on the March juit above the firk Falls; and notwithitanding al the Affiftance that could be given, expired in afew Mo- ments.— His Excellency had the Corps brought down with him to the Fért Point, where it was intzrred in a Vault built for the Purpole on Friday, with all the Honours due to fo faithful a Servant of the Public, and fo good a Common- Wealth’s Man as the Briga- dier had ever fhewn himfelf to be.—Upon landing the Corps, it was received by a Guard, and when Pro- cefli on began the Shp King George fired Half minute Guans 'til it arrived at the Place of Interment :—the Proceflion was lead by an Officer’s Guard, next to which the Minifter, then the Corps carried by the Bargemen of the King-George, and the Pall was fup- ported by the principal Officers : The Governor fol- lowed as chief Mcurner, then Cficers of the Troops and the Mafter- Artificers, employed in Building the Fort, two and two ; and the whole clofed with a Captain’s Guard : Upon coming to the Ground, the Troops under Arms form’d a Ciicle, Divine Service was performed, and a Sermen fuitable to the awful Occafion preached by the Rev. Mr. Phillips : And upon the Interment of the Corps, the Guards fired three Vollies over the Grave. We hear from Lancafter, that on the Evening of the 27th ult. between 11 and 1z at Night, a Bard belonging to Capt. Levi Willard,and near his Houfe, was firuck by Lightning, and almoft inftantaneouily allin a Blaze—— At firft the Wind was Eafterly,and burft the Flames directly on the Houfe ; but fuddenly it turned to the North Weft, by which the Houfe was prelerved ; a manife/l Inflance of divine Compa/fion to0 the difireffed. As alfo that a Barn, belonging to one Prouty of the fame Town, was ftruck in the fame Storm ; and a Horfe, 2 Cow, and a Lamb killed ; and yet the Barn not fet on Fire—Great and Marvellous are thy Works Lord God Almighty. Capt. Scot came out under Convoy of the Saltath Man of War, with about zo Fifhermen for the Banks of Newfoundland, and one Vefle! bound for Louis- bourg. 'He brings no Account of a Ceffation of Arms as was reported laft Week ; but on the con- trary, that great Preparations were ftill making for puthing on the War, Our laft Accounts from Halifax are, That on the 15th laft Month arrived there the Trent Frigate, with about 15 or 2o fail of Tranfports from New- York : That Admiral Holmes, when he met the Fleet coming out of Halifax, fhifted his Flag aad hoifted it on board the Dublin ; and the Somerfet, Terrible and Ordnance Veffels went into’ Halifax : "That the fame Day Capt. Taggert arrived there from the Bay of Fundy,with theGentlemen fromConnetti- cut,who had been to view the Land,&c. up that Bay. By the Courier from Albary, which he left laft Satarday fe’nnight ; we hear, That a Party of our Men, 12 Regulars, and 12 of Conneticat,command- ed by an Officer of the 17th Regiment, being efcort- ing fome of the Teamfters, coming from Schatacook to Stiil- Water were fired upon by alarge Party of the Enemy Indiass, who carried off 17 of them, but whether any were killed is uncertain : And that the Affair of Capt. Burbank, with a Party of Rangers, 30 in Number, who it was tho’t had been furrounded by alasge Party of the Enemy and carried off, wou'd provetrue ; as it was faid that three of the Bodies of the Men were found mangled in a (hocking Man- ner near the Lake. A young Lad from Pifcataqua, named Libby, was laft Tuefday cut for the Stone ; which,when extraét- ed, weighed an Ounce and an half : The Lad is like to do well. ’ - o sa 2 - .’ LONDON. April 7. A private ctter from Paris by yefterday’s Flanders mail fays, that they had received a confir- mation that the fleet under Admiral Pocock in the Eaft Indies had totally defeated the French flzet ; and that there had been a fmart Engagement between the Englith land forces and the French, which eaded greatly to the advantage of the former On Thurfday night the Rt. Hon. Adm. Bofcawen fet out for Portfmcath to take upon him the com- nand of the fleet We hear that fome cutters are ordered to watch the motions of the French fleet at Breft and Rochfort The laft letters from France mention, that an em- bargo was laid on all thips in the river of Bourdeaux, and at other French ports in the Channel. Capt. Verden, General Fermor’s Aid de camp, feized in Poland by a Prufiian major of huflars, was carrying the plan of operatious for the next campaign to the court of Peterfbourg ; which being now in pofleflion of his Pruffian Majefty, a new one muft be formed which will be a woik of time. Tlie captain offered 100,000 rubles for his ranfom. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, April 3. His Majefty’s fhips Southampton and Melampe, commanded by tlie Captains Gilchrift and Hotham, on the 28th pait, came up with the Danae, a French Frigate of 40 Guns 2nd 330 Men, which aftera brifk engagement, wastaken, having between 30 and 45 men killed, and a great number wounded, The Southampton had 1 killed and 8 wounded ; amongft the latter was Capt Gilchrift, who being fhot thro’ the right fhoulder with a Pound ball, has been put a ftiore at Yarmouth. The Meclampe had 8 men kill- ed and 20 wounded. Portfmouth, April 4. Rear Admiral Cornifh is preparing to {ail for the Eaft-Indies to morrow, in the Lenox of 74 Guns, Capt. Jocelyn ; Ducd’Ac- quitance of 64, Capt Sir Wm. Hewet; York of 60, Capt.Pearfe ; and Falmouth of 50,Capt. Hughes. ¢ The Eccho, Capt. Laforey, will fail to day or to morrow for Louifbourg with difpatches. Thurfday and yeflerday a great number of train horfes fet cut for Portfmouth, to be tranfported to the Ifle of Wight. LOEAO RO RO YO B QRO TR O X R ¢ Yo Custom-Housg,PiscataQua, June 7. Enter’d In, Sloop Endeavour, Fobhn Malony, from Barbados. Sloop Supannab, Wiiliam Dunnell, from Neaw Vorf, Schooner Rye, Benjamin Randell, from iaryland. Sloop Seaflower, Morris Hobbs, from Virginia, Ship Warner, Fobn Gelfton, from Antigua. Schooner Tryall, Robert Elwell, froim S¢, Kitts. Cieared Out, Sloop Sufannak, William Dunnell, for Halifax. PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE THESE are to give NOTICE, That whereas the GENERAL SEssions for the PEACE was to be Held on the fecond Tuefday of this Inflant June, by the Law of faid Province, WiLL 8 ADJOURNED to the Third Tuefday of Fulynext : All Pe:fons concerned may take Notice accordingly. Port/mouth, June 7. 1759. H. WentworTH, Clerk. For LONDON, . The Sarr LOUISBOURG, Ounting Twenty Guns, will fail very foon ; and as a few Seamen are wanting, they will meet with good Encouragement by applying to Capt. WILLTAM CONNOLLY on board faid Ship. ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eflate of Peter Cophron, late of Londonderry in the Province of New- Hampfhire, Trader, deceafed, are difired to bring their Aceounts to Jane Moore, of Londonderry, Executrix of the Eftate of the Jaid Deceafed, or to William Moore of Beravick, avbo is alfo impowercd to fedtle the fame— And thote whas have any Effests of Jaid Cophron’s in their Poffi/ffion, are defircd to return them immediately 1o faid Moore, or the Exccutrix, to prevent further Lrouble. Lendonderry, June 6. 42} S TRAYED from Andrew Aramour of Windham, a large red Roan HORSE, with a Star in his Forehead, paces well, a little Lame in his off Fore Foot. Whoever takes up faid Horfe, and brings or fends me Word, fhall have a handfome Reward, and all neceffary Charges paid by me [42] Andreav Aramour. f HE Creditors of the Eftate of Fohn Young, late of Kingfton, in the Pro- vince of New Hampthire, Wheelwright, deceas’d, Inteftate, reprefented Infolvent, are hereby Notified, that the Commiflioners appointed to Receive and Examine their Claims, wiil attend that Bufinefs at the Dwelling-Houfe of Major Fonathan Greely, Innholder in faid Kingfton, on the Fir{t Monday of each of the five enfuing Months, from Four to Eight o’Clock P.M. Kingflon, June 6. JereMy WEBSsTER, [42] 17805 “WirLLram Parker. ALL Perfons Indcbted to, or that have any Demands on the Efate ot Cap: Benjamin Hobbs, late ot Northampton, io the Urig vince ot New Hampllire, dececaied, are dedired to bring in their Accounts o Col. Fohn Wecks of Hampton, Executor to the latt Will of {aid Hubbs, or._ to Jobn Shepard of Norchampton, who is Impowered to fettle the fame. MY npron, June 7ih, 1759. JLL Perfons Indebted to, ox & that bhawve any Demands upon the Efiate of Prifcilla Smith, Zate of Portfmouth in the Prowince of New Hampthire, deceas’d, are aefired to bring in their - Accounts to Martha Smith of Portimouth, Admini/iraz trix on faid Efate, for a fpeedy Setthement. [42] ¢ OST about ten Days ago between Greenland and Portfmouth, a Pair o Leather Bags ; any Perfon retarning the fame to the Printer hereof, fhail receive Fonr Pounds Qld Teno-# Reward, and no Queftions afk'd. b URSUANT to a Licence* from the Honourable the Judge of Probate for - - the Province of New Hampfhire, WILL BE * . SOLD by Publick VENDUE by Jo/eph Cilley, Adminifirator of the Efate of Danic! Hiyt, late of LEpping, deceas’d, on Monday the Twenty fifth of ~ June, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, at the Dwelling Houfe of 4brabam Perkins, Innholder in Epping, about Thirteen Acres of LAND in Epping, .4 with one Quarter Part of a Saw Mill ftanding on faic Land ; all which premifes were the Eftate of the faig Daniel Hopt, deceafed, and are to be fold for the payment of Debts. Conditions of fale to be feen at the Time and place aforefaid. [41] Nottingham, June 1, 1759. 9 : AKEN up in the Parifh of Epping laft February, a Parcel of RIBBONS 5 the Owner, by defcribing the fame, and paying the' Charge of this Advertifement, may have them again by applying to Fofeph Chandler of faid Epping. Province of New HamPsHIRE. N OTICE is hereby given to the feveral Creditors to the Kfate of Archibald Stark, late of Derryfield in faid Province, Yeoman, decea‘ed, which is reprdfented to be Infolvent, That we the Subfcribers are duly appointed to receive and Examine the faid Claims, and that we will attend thatf fervice at the Dwelling Houfe of Jobs Hall, Innhol-& der in faid Derryfield, on the fecond Wednefday of” June next, and the five following Months, from Three to Six 0’Clock in the Afterncon of faid Days. May 29.1759. Matthew Patten, i Fohn Hall, Alexander Macmurphyl (41] LL Perfons Indebted to, or " that have any Demands on the Eftate of Fobz McNeal, Marriner, late of Londonderry, deceafed,’ are defired to bring in their Accounts to Fames Cald-i awell of faid Londonderry, in order for {ettlement. Province of NEW-HAMPSHIRE. é HEREAS a new Edition of~ the printed LAWS of this Province, withthe Addition of fuch as are ondy 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 an{wer the Demands of the Government : Any Gentleman who is defirous 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. To be Sold by the Printer bereof, - T HE Curfe of Cowardice--~~ NEW ENGLAND’s MISERY, &c. JUST PUBLISHED, SERMON, entitled, The Fuflice of GOD in the Mortality of Mankind, and the Benefits arifing from thence to true Beliewers. By Samue'.-. Macclintock, M. A. Ome of the Paflors of the Church, in Greenland. 4 Subfcribers are defired to fend for their Books. Thofe awho avere Sublcribers in Greenland and Stra- tham, may have their Books of Mr. ‘Thomas Odioin, in Greeland. For printing bySubfcription (in theCity of New- Yorkp The GEnTreEMEN and LADIES MiLiTARY CLOSET FURNITURE : Confitting of fix Reprefentations of WARRIORS, who are in the Service of their Majefties the King . of Great- Britain, and the King of Prufia, defigned after the Life. Subfcriptions taken in by the Printir_ AR T T ~ Portsmourh ; Printed by Danier Fowie, of whem this Paper may be had at One,l_)allar per Annum, or an Equivalent in Bills of Credit ; Halfto be paid atEntrance.” Sold by the Printer hereof. ! PROPOSALS