The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, June 15, 1759, Page 2

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We have Advice from Albany, of the 27th of May, That the Rhode-Iflanders were all come in, to abott 150, which were then {till wanting to com- pleat them : That the greateft Part of the Connecti- cut Forces arrived there that and the precceding Day: 25 alfo two Regiments of the Maflachafetts, com- tg manded by Brigadier Ruggles ; that the Remainder were in Motion, and might be expeted daily ; as O werelikewife the Remainder of the New- Jerfey For- ces, of whom the major Part were arrived. The fame Day was fent in here by the General Johnfon Privateer, Capt. Little, of this Port, a French Prize Sloop, bound from Hifpaniola to Curacoa, and had 3 Frenchmen on board, who acknowledge her to be French Property. Capt. Little took a Schoon- er the fame Day, which he ranfomed for 1400 Doll. We hear alfo, that a Serjsant end 1z Men of the Jate General Forbes’s Regiment, 'going from Still- Water to Scorticook (where they had been to fetch Provifions) in pafling the Woods were attacked by a Party of Indians, who fired upon thesi before they {aw them, and killed an Officer and two Men, the Remainder purfued, but could not overtake the Indi- ans, and returned to their Camp: The Officer’s Name is Watts, was a Lieatenant in the faid Regi- ment, and was returning with them to his Camp ; 2z of the above Party were wounded.—On hearing a fi- ring, fome Detachments were immediately fent a- crofs the River from Stillwater and from Scorticoke, who fearched the Woods all round, but could fee no- thing of the Enemy. Extraft of a Letter fromthe Bay of Hunduras, Aprilz3. ¢ I am forry to inform you that the Bay is almoft evacuated, and fhortly expeét will be compleatly fo; and muft inform you it is notin my Power to com- ply with your requeft, for thofe Gentlemen, with the principal Inhabitants of any note, have precipitately departed from hence, with all their Slaves and moit valuable Effefls, and others are going off as faft as they get their Intereftaway. This {udden Route is occafioned by the ftrongeft Affurance of our common Enemy (the Spaniards) coming with a fuperiour force utterly to extirpate us out of the Bay ; arid our Ap- prehenfions ill increafes, by various Reports gf Pre- parations making againft us, and fome Pettiaugers have been fcen among the Keys, we imagine to take aview of our Strength ; and when fome Veflels of Force have departed from this place, we may hourly expe&t them.—Goods and provifions is plenty, and almoft a Drug, there being no Buyers here of Confe- quence, and after the Retarn of the Crafts now gone up the Rivers, there will not remain 300 Tuns of Wood cut in the Bay, and but little of that to be come at for want of Slaves: The few Inhabitants that are left have declined cuttirg their principal Aim is to depart in fafety with their Eifedts.” NEW.-.LONTUL ON, May z;5. The General Aflembly of this Colony in their prefent Seffion, have Ordered Ong Tuousanp Men for the Service of the enfuing Campaign ; which ad- ded to the Number already raifed by this Colony, amouats to Five Thoufand Men, the Number raifed by this Colony thelaft Year. N EW P Q RT,: June 5 On Sunday Evening arrived the Brig George of this Port, Job Eafton Commander, in 28 Days from Ja- maica. On the firft Inft. he fpoke with Capt. Tur- ner, in a Brig from Kingfton in Jamaica, bound to New Yoik, who had been 20 Days from Port ; by whom he was inform’d, that a Number of Men of War from Jamaica, had entirely deftroyed the pre- fent Trade at Monto Chrifto, having ordered all the Shipping belonging to theNorthward,that were there, at their Arrival, for Jamaica ; eight Sail of which, he fell in with who were bound to that 1fland. The following Veflels, belonging to the refpeétive Ports mentioned, fail’d with Capt. Eafton, viz Capt. Stanton, in a Brig bound to Bofion. Capt. Lee; in 2 Biig bound to Plymouth. Capt Guildford, in a Sloop bound to New Yoik. Capt. Dogget in a Btig bound to Bofton. A Privateer gave Chace to Capt. Eafton, & came up with him ; but upon Examination, difcovering him to be properly piepared for his Reception, and of too great a Force te contend with, fhe immediately tack’d and made the beft of her Way from him, and was purfued {ome Time, but to no Purpofe, the Pri- vateer outfailing Capt. Eafton. We hope none of the Veflels mentioned above, have been fo unfortunate as to fall into the Hands of the commander of her. BOSTON, Fune 11. Extral? of a Letter from Providence, (Rhode-Ifland Colony,) dated June 5th 1759, ¢—Laft Night arrived at Briftol, Capt. Angelin 21 Days frem Kingfton, Jamaica, who came cut with three or four Veflels bound to New York, and took the Advantage of a Convoy with a Packet from ‘England : The Fleet were to fail the roth of this Month.—Capt. Angel informs, That before he left Kingfton, two French Frigates were broughtin there, which had been taken by the Dreadnought Man of War and fome of the King’s Ships that were cra:zing: Thefe Frigates depended upon their failing ; on which Account the French thip’'d mottly Indigoon board : Their Cargo colt 4,00,000 Livres, and were bound from Port au-Prince 0 old France, and faid to be the richeflt Prizes earried in there this War.— They were King’s Ships, and each mounted 26 Guns and had taken a Privateer Brig, tho't to be the Pro- vidence of this Port ; and in patting the Men athore were {o near the Land, thatthey could not get Sea- Room enough to efcape the Men of War.—Two Dutchmen were alfo taken and carried into King- fton ; one.of which ftood a fmart Engagement with the Viper Sloop :—They had 5o Tun of Indigo on board each of them :—The four Prizes were reckon- ed to be worth near 300,000 I. Sterlfog.——Capt. Williams of this Port, was taken and carried ‘into Port. au-Prince.—Capt. Angel fpoke with a Liver- pool Brig, with Slaves for Virginia, who gave an Ac- count of Capt. Earl of this Port oh the Coaft.” OanThur{day lat began and continued till the next Day towards Evening, the fevereft N. E. Storm of Wind and Rain that has been koown for mary Years at this Seafon : The Damage done by it that we have already heard of is, that aimoft all the Shipping at Salem and Marblehead are drove afhore ; a Schooner belonging to Mr Cottle of Newbury,athore on Plunib Ifland, a Man belonging to which, was kaock’d over board by the Boom the Day before, and drowned, the Veflel mifling ftay ; a floop belonging to this Port athore on Squam Beach ; another from Maryland athore 4t Marfhfield ; Capt. Inglith from Carolina athore atPlymouth ; and another,{ome f(ay fromCon- neticut, others from Phildadelphia, afhore at Cape- Cod, and all the people drowned ; and a Fifhing- Boat that juft got out of Newport, with 6 people on board overfet, 5 of whom were drowned, the other is not like to live ; as the Wind was N. E. little or no Damage was done to the fhipping in this Har- bour, but we are in pain to hear from the Fleet which fail’d from hence for Louifbourgh four Days before the ftorm : feveral Gardens in this Town are a!moft ruined, and a great many Fences, &c. blown down ; and in the Country a Great Number of Trees were torn up by the Roots, and fome 18 Inches or two Foot thick broke off 4 Foot above the Ground. By aVeflel which arrived here laft Friday in 5 Days from Philadelphia, we hear, that the Evening before the fail’d, an Exprefs came in there with an Account that near 40 loaded Waggons, on the Road to Pitts- burg, were Way-lay’d and cut off by aBody of French and Indians ; z Captains, 2 Lieutenants and a Numi- berfof privates that guarded theWaggons,were kill’d and mott of the relt taken prifoners. La# Night Capt. Doubledee arrived here in ten Days from Leuifbourg, who informs, That belore he fail’d a large French Ship from France laden with all Sorts of Stores and a great Quantity of Bombs, bound to Quebet, was fent in there by Admiral Durel’s Squadron, who (till continu’d cruizing at the Entrance of the River St. Laurence. --The Captain of the French fhip gave.out, that five {ail of French Men of War might be expected to heave in fight every Mo- ment, as {he came out in Company with them. That all the Troops at Louifbourg who are going on the Expedition, were embarking on board the Tranfports, and every Thing getting in readinefs,--- And that Admiral Saunders was to Sail with the whole Fleet in a few Days. From Aibany we hear That General Amherft with the main Body of the Army march’d Yefterday 7- Night for Fort Edward. We alfo learn that Sir W. Johnfon had fent 2 Mohawk to Albany Goal, being deteCted with having three Englifhmens Scalps. A Gentleman who came in the laft Veflel from Louifboug informs, That Admiral Durell had got up the River as far as Gafpy. Cufloin Hoxfe, Pifcataqua, June 14. > Enter’d In, Brig Antilope, Jonathan Pearfon, from Jamaica; Brig Britannia, Reuben Abbot, from Barbados, Schooner Charming Molly, Luke Mills, frem Virginia, ? Cleared Out, Sloop Seaflower, Samuel Harris, for Halifax. URSUANT to a Licence from the Honourable the Judge of Probate for the Province of New Hampthire, WILL BE SOLD by Publick VENDUE by JFo/eph Cilley, Adminiftrator of the Eftate of Danic/ Hoyt, late of Epping, deceas’d, on Monday the Twenty. fifth of June, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, at the Dwelling Houfe of Abrabam Perkins, Innholder in Epping, about Thirteen Acies of LAND in Epping, with one Quarter Part of a Saw Mill ftanding on faid Land ; all which premifes were the Efate of the faid Daniel Hoyt, 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, fune 1, 1759. . TO -BE. S§OLD ; e By JOHN NELSON, GoLDSMITH, At Fis Shop appofite 1o Mr. [\#'ph Mouiton’s, Ganfmisth, " tn Portfmauih, the foliswigl Articler, viz, N AWNS, cambricks, thallcans, ftuffs, cali:man&i‘f‘ _Englith fhoes, men’s and women’s gloves, wor' .\, ed fiockings, cafe knives, London pewter, ribba’ b fewing filk, creweils, broad cloth,men’s worfted cap golour‘d threads, mohair and buttons, buckram, writ~ » Ing paper, wool cards, pins, tapes, black gauze hana- “kerchiefs, fi'k ditto, cotton ditto, linnen ditto, faltian J4 {leeve buttons of all forts, flay hooks, fock locks, fhoemakers hammers and knives, gimblets, combs, {ciflars; hinges, brals ink pets, horn ditto, brals furni- ture for defks, black fringe and lace, flat irons, fnu® . boxes, necklaces, fpoons, quality binding, filk ferrets. Avso, A variety of filver thoe & knee buckles,fpoons, plain and ftone rings, Buttons, ear-rings fet in gold and filver, ftay hooks; {fpeQacle bows, -to be fold at his working thop where the Widow ¥/ lately kept. | HE Proprietors of Nottingham in & . New. Hamplbire,. are bercby Notified -to mect at %2 . the Mecting Houfe in. faid Nottingham on {uefday the third Day of “July mext, at tawo of the Clock After- noon—rto fee if the Proprictors avill make any Alloaw- ance towards the Scttlement of the Minifler there, by . granting a Tax on the Lands in _jfaid Town, or other- wife, as the Proprietors:fball think proper— And. to alf «what may appear proper in Regard to the Affeffing: or Collecting fuch Sums. as may be granted at Jaid Meering, At the Defire of @ Number of the Proprietors. Excter, June 9, 175g. PrrER Giiman, Propr’s CL. TO be Scld at Public Vendue. by Benjamin Shepard of Nottingham-Eaft, a good FARM, laying in faid Nottingham, about ore Mile South from the Meeting-Houfe ; the whole containing about Sixty five Acres, all fronting on the Road, and chiefly under prefent improvement, with a Dwelling Houfe and Barn flanding thereon, and a good Orchard of about one Hundred T'rees well grown, and bares very good Fruit ; there are upwards of 20 Acres of Mowing Greund that bares a very good Burden of all Englifh Grals ; the Farm is alfo well accommodated with good Pafluring, and has a fine Growth of Wood and Red Oak Timber on the Reft, the whole is well watered, and 'ays very much ona Level throughcut, Nottinghom, Fune 12, 1259, N. B. The Vendue is to be held at the [{sufe on faid Farm, on Thurfday the 5th Day of July next, and the Conditions of Sale are then and there to be heard by thofe who are difpofed to attend. P.S. Any Perfon that may be further inclined to buy, may have one Half of a new Saw Mill, fanding , on a good Stream from a large Pond, joining to the abovefaid Farm, at a reafonable Rate. INOTICE is once more given to the feveral Creditors to the Eitate of Capt. Peter Powers, late of Hollis in faid Province, Gen- tleman, deceafed, reprefented Infolvent, that we will - attend and receive their feveral Claims atsthe Houfe of Benjamin French, Innholder at Dunftable, on the laft Tuefday in June and July next ; (three Monthe longer being allowed by the Hon. the Judge of Pro- bate) which is theTime of our laft Sitting,that every Body who don’t appear then and prove their Debts, . will be debarr’d an after Opportunity. [39] Ezekiev CHase, j Marrusw THorNTON, Francis WoORSTER., < Provinct of New-HamrsuIrE, N OTICE is hereby given to the feverai Creditors to the Eftate of 4rchibald Stark, late of Derryfield in faid Province, Yeoman, ° deceafed, which is reprefented to be Infolvent, That we the Subfcribers are duly appointed to receive and Examine the faid Claims, and that we will attend that fervice at the Dwelling Houfe of 7obn Hall, Innhol- der in faid Derryfield, on the fecond Wednefday o~ June next, and the five following Months, from Three to Six 0’Clock in the Afterncon of faid Days. May 29. 1756. Matthew Patten, Fobn Hall, (41 Alexander Macmurphy? ] NOTICE is hereby given, That there will be Expofed to Sale at the Houfe of Robert Read, Innholder in Souhegan Weft on the Twenty firk Day of June next enfuing, at Orie 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 Jobn Smith and Fobn Rolins, {everal Acres of good Meadow within the Bounds of faid Tralt— The aforefaid Land is part of the Eftate of ‘Benony Furbu/b, late of Souhegan 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 Jon~ Suerarp, Adminiftrator 'PorTsmouTH ; Printed by Danier FowLe, of whom this Paper may be had at Oze Dollar per Annum, or an Equivalent in Bills of Credit ; Halfto be pdid atEntrance TP