The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, July 6, 1759, Page 2

} e o 7 s 0l i e s i B, having had 50 out at aTime.—TheGoals were crowd- ed with Prifoners, there being when he was there be- tween 4 and 500, who were treated with a great deal of Inhumanity, being allowed for their Subfiftence, ftinking Meat or Fifh, &c. which was very unwhole- fome and offerfive.—That among the Veffels that were (aken and carried in, 10 were from Cork laden with Provifions ;6 from Philadelphia, two of which, a Ship and a Snow, “twas faid, had 2602 Barrels of Floar on board, 3 or 4 from New York, fome Yrom Con- nelticut, Rhode-Ifland and other Parts, as alfo Capts. Gardner, Howland and Dewar of this Place ; of which there was an imperfeft Lift publithed in a St. Kitts Gazette.—That having fuch a fupply they abounded with provifions.—That Bompar with his Equadron con- tinued in the Harbour, and Admiral Moore at Domi- nica.—That they foon expeited an Attack at Martine- ¢0.—When Capt. Gardner left Martineco, 30 Priva- teers were juft ready to fail out on another Cruize.— The Governor of Guadaloupe and a great Number of the French Troops from that Ifland had arrived at Martineco ; and between 3 and 4c0 Prifoners had been releas’d by feveral Cartels, We hear that a Veflel is arrived at Marblehead, in 17 Days from Barbados, which brings Advice, That two Men of War, one of 70 the other of 6o Guns, with two Store fhips, were arrived there fromEngland, being to join Admiral Moore’s Fleet. Captain Merriweather heard nothing of the Report we had laft Week, of 25 Sail of French Men of War with- 7000 Troops being fail'd from France, on fome fecret important Expedition. We hear that a Privateer belonging to Warren, in Rhode Ifland Government, has taken a French Snow, richly laden, reckoned to be a valuable Prize ; bat we have not yet heard of her Contents. By a Vefle! arrived at Rhode-1fland, we learn, that they fpoke with fome Whalemen who told them, they had been chas’d in the Lat. 37. by a Brig,a Sloop and a Schooner, which they took to be Enemies. Extra& of a Letter to FHis Excellency, from Captain Hallowell, dated on board the Ship f{ing George ; Lat. 37. 10. N, Long. 7v. W, ¢ 1 bawe frequent Accounts of three Privateers, a Brig- antine, Schooner and Sloop cruifing bere, of which I hawve been informed by almoft ewery Veffel I have [poke aith ; on the vyth Inflant a Viflel from Antegoa was chafed by them for fome Time, when they bad three Sloops in Com- pany, but Night coming on left off €hace, after firing feven Shot at bim, which went over him, but biing to Wind avard got clear ; fince and before that 1mit with (everal ezhers abo had been fired upon and chac’d: From this Intelligence I fhall be detained longer on this Station than 1 expelled, awithout 1 am lucky enough to meet avith them foon. 1 am now amongJt the thickif of the Whale men, Seven of thim are mear us, (tavo of awhich bave great Luck to Day) ewery Perfon wbo bas informed me of thefe Priwateers bas agreed in thir Accounts, the Brigg bas black Top and whkite Bottom, full of Sails, and a ier of Guns, not wery large ; the Schooner tao Topfails, Stay- Jails, Ring-tale, Sprit fails, &c. The Slocp, with a Top Jail, Ring tale, and full of fmall Sails.” Yeflerday Captain Burden arrived bere in about 11 Veeks from London : He came out aith the Capts, Fa- cobjon, Rbodes, Warner, &5c. avho arrived bere Jome Time fince, asbas been mentioned, under the Canvoy of the Norawich of 50 Guns, and Eccho Frigate 5 the former of avbich returnzd to Englagd after convoying the Fleet to a certain Latitude ; the lafer, ave learn by Captain Ripley awha arrived bere lafl Saturday in 12 Days from Louif- bourg, avas arrived there, with all the Tranfports under her Convoy, and had _fail'd for the Flect the Day be came awvay ; as did aljo the Scarboro’ and the Tranfports avbich lately went from this Place, and all the Trading Veflels from the different Parts of the Continént. Yeflerday the Courier came in from Albary, awbich Place be left lafl Thurfday Afternoon, by wwhom ave learn, That our Weflern Army is all got up fafe to Ofavego, that above §00 French and Indians had come down to Mobawk Riwver, avithin a Mile of Fort Herkaman, and bad killed and fcalped § of our People = That two of the French Indians were taken by a Scout and immediately bang'd :—That the Day b came away, an Exprefs came in from the Lake, with Orders for all the Regulars, Pro- wincials, Waggoners, Battoemen, 3¢, in Albany, to muf- ter and hold themfelves in Readine/s to march fomeawbere by 3 o’Clock that Afternoon : That our Northern Army, awith all their Stores, Artillery, Camp Equipage, and Pro- “wifion for 12000 Men for 3 Months, avere all got fafe to Lake George, and every thing getting in Readinefs to crofs the Lake, awbhich was expefled avounld be in' a feav Days. —— And that the Beginning of laff Week 3 People avere drowned at Albany. Extratt of a Letter from Fort Edward, dated Jane 23, * All the Troops are march'd from here to Half Way- Brook, between This and Lake George, aboyt 7 Miles 3 except one Battalion of Highlanders, 1he New-Hamp- thire Forces and Maflachuletts mew Lewies, avhich arri- wed bere the Day before Yeflerday 5 and fome of the Troops 3 or 4000, are already gone to the Lake. Ghe Gencral Jet out from this Place lafi Thur(day —There is a good Spirit among the Troops ; andthey Jeem encouraged to go on brifkly.”’ : PORT SMOUTH- Mr. Fowre, The Moon’s Tranfit thro' the Earth's Penumbra, the of Lut little Importance, may raervit a Place in your next. ON Tuefday the 1oth Day of July Inftant, at 8 Minutes after one in the Morniong, the Moon will be in Oppofition with the San, in the 27 D. 32 M. of Capricorn, with about 59 D. 27 M. of South Lat. her Northern, or upper Limb, will pafs but about one Minute and twenty Seconds to the Scuthward of the Earth’s Shadow, when, ’tis highly probable, if the Weather permit, a Dimination of her borrowed Rays may be oblerved, fuch as is found to preceed Eclipfes of the Moon. July 5th. *.* Thofe Perfons poflefs’d of Benefic Tickets in Neabury Lottery, Part Second, who purchas’d them of the Printer hereof, may be paid off by him. BOSTON LOTTERY TICKETS, No. 7. to be fold by the Printer of this Paper. Porr oF PiscaTaqua, July s. Entered In, Ship Effex, George Granger, from London, Snow Diana, William Warner, from St. Kiits. Cleared Qut. Brig Hitty, Thomas Warren, for Antigua. Brig Grey Hound, William Worth, for Antigua. Imported in the laft Ships from London, AND TO BE SOLD By Henry Apthorp, At his STORE at the North End, Uns hollands, women’s fhoes, 40d ditto, 7-8th garlets, ditto cloggs, 3od ditto, 3-4th ditto, oznabrigs, 24d ditto, yard wide checks, Ruffia duck, 20d ditto, 3-4th ditto, ravens duck, 1od ditto, tammies, Englifh fail cloth, 6d ditto, fhalloons, padlocks, 4d ditto, figur’d fuffs, New Eng fcythes, cordage, wiz. filk fagathies, filks, cables, cambletts, twift, fhrowds, leng cleths, beverett hatts, ratline, velvet, felt ditto, fpun-yarn, callicoes, mili’d ledd, cod-lines, buckrams, bar ditto, twine, cambricks, quarto bibles, houfline &marline, moflins, paper, chaulk lines, taffities, pewter, wiz. bolt rope. broad cloths dithes, Alfo ferges, plates, Connedticut pork, men’s & women’s bafons, Philadelphia flour, whitelamb gloves, porringers and fugar,by thebarrel, dit.black fhammy, quart pots ; raifins of the fun tapes, clapper nails, threads, pump ditto, ’ I'homas Durant 4 ZNCE more gives Notice to all concern'd, that he will fail for the Weft Indies NEXT WEEK— Defires all indebted to him to pay their refpe@ive Bal- lances immediately, or their Accounts will be put in Suit ; and thofe who have yet Demands on him, are defired to fend them in for Adjaftment. Province of New Hampfhire. F HE Creditors to the Eftate of Samuel Hardy, late of Stratham in jaid Prowince, diceafed, inteflate, (reprefented injolvent ) are bereby No- tified that we are appointed Commiffioners by the Fudge of Probate for Jaid Province, to receive and examine their Claims, and «vill attend that Serwice at the Davelling - Houfe of Nathaniel Folfom, Innkolder in Exeter, on the laft Monday of this Inflant, and of the five following Months, from four to fewen of the Clock in the Afternoon of each of faid Day:. Noan EmEryY, Exeter, July 2, 1759. Naruanier Forsom. AS the Publick have been no- tified for feveral Weeks paft, by an Advertifement in this Paper, and Propofals fent to feveral Towns, That a new Edition of the Printed L AWS of this Province, with the Addition of fuch as are in Manufcript, will foon be put into the Prefs ; THIS IS TO DESIRE thofe who have any of the printed Pro- pofals in their Hands, with Names fubfcribed thereto, ta return them to the Printer hereof as foon as they con- veniently can ; and thole who intend to become Sub- fcribers, to be very fpeedy, this being the laft Time of giving Notice. TflKEZV up at Epfom about the 23d of Fune lajl, @ large red roan HORSE, awith a Star in bis Forchead, a little lame in bis off Fore Foot ; Juppofed to be the [ame advertifed by Andrew Aramour in this Paper of Tune Sth and 15th. Whoewer can prove his Property in [aid Horfe, may hawe him again, paying the Charge of this Adwertifement, and other Charges for taking bim up. Inquire of Mr. John McCleary of Epfom. © [46)] Proaince of New Hampthire, Pelbam, May 1. 1758. Lift or Affefiiment made on | the Non-Refident Proprietors Land, living out of the Town of Pelbam, which is now due, is as follows, viz. William Brown, Eiq; £. 51 T bomas Birns 1 s, 8.d. Fohn Curren, 6 5. 8 d ; Samuct Mugridge, his Heirs, 16 5. 84 5 Ezek. Fletcher 2 5. 8d ; Jonas Clark, 165, 84. Now if the above Perfons do not pay the feveral Sums affix'd to their Names, together with the Charge of Advertifing, to the Subfcriber in faid Pe/bam, {0 much of their Lands will be fold at publick Vendue, to the higheft Bidder, at the Houfe of Mr. Jofiah Hamblet, Innholder in faid Pe/bam, on Wednefday the 8th Day of Auguft next, at One o'Clock at Noon, as will be fufficient to difcharge their refpe&ive Duecs. Pelbam, June 20, 1759. Nebemiakh Faques, ColleQor, WE the Sllbf:;ibet‘s " being appointed Commiffion- ers, by the Hon. theJudge of Probate for faid Province, to receive and examine the Claims of the feveral Cre- ditors to the Eftate of Fobn Redman, late of Notting- ham, deceas’d, (reprefented infolvent) HErEBY GIVE NOTICE, That we will attend that Bufinefs at the Dwelling-Houfe of Capt. Nathanicl Folfomn, Innholder in Exeter, on the lalt Monday of this Month, and of the four following Months, from three to feven of the Clock in the Afternoon of each of faid Days, Excter, June 20, Noah Emery, S atles 1759. Nicholas Gilman, } Commxfli‘ o~ Province of New-Hampfbire. ALL Perfons Indebted to_ae Eftate of Robert Light, late of Exeter, Efq; de- 'S ceas’'d, are once more defired to make fpeedy Payment to Elizabeth Light, farviving Executos of his Tefta- ment, or they may expet to Be fued to the next Sep- tember Court. Exeter, June 26, 1759. A LL Perfons indebted 1o, or that have any Dimands on the Efiate of James Ayers, late of Londonderry, Trader, deceas’d, are defired 20 bring in their Accounts to Edward Acken, Executor of the Eflate of faid Deceas’d, in order to Seitlement. [45} e TO BE SOLD By JOSEPH SIMES, By Wholefale or Retail, Oppofite the Hon. Ricuarp Wigirt’s, E/y; Lynfeed OYL, Painters Colours of all forts, either mixed or dry. 44 ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Efiate of - ' Nathaniel Meferve, junr. late of Portimouth in the Province of New-Hampthire, Shipwright, deceafed, are difired to bring in their Accounts to Sarah Meferve, Adminifiratrix to the Eflate of the Jaid deceafed, in order for Settlement, A White HORSE about 14 Hands high, trots and paces, about 10 Years old, was taken up by Samue/ Stiles of Durham in a Field, having no Fetters on. Whoever can prove their property in faid Horfe, may have him again, - paying Charges. : flaalf g VR Tso kg iEgs (G e i e e S0 L ON D O N, April z1. The prefls for feamen continues very brifk, and the volunteers are much more numeroas than ever. They write from Ratifbon, that an order was pub- lifhed there, that no news, whatfoever, thould be printed in their news papers in favour of the king of Pruffia. The Saxon troops having withdrawn themfelves from the Pruflian fervice, that monarch {t' ~ught pro- per to publifh a declaration, that he would punifh thofe with the utmott feverity who did not return to their duty ; inflead of which, they joined the French army; the king of France has therefore iffued out a‘mepancing — declaration, in which he juflifies the condult of the .° Saxons, and threatens, that if the king of Pruflia puts his threats into execation, he will, by way of reprifal, punith every Pruffian that fhall fall into his hands with the fame feverity as the Saxons fhall be punifhed ; f8 that one of the monarchs muft break his word, or there will be ftrange hanging on each Side, and innocent men muft {uffer for the perfidy of others. L By a private letter fiom Lubeck of the gth inft. there * £ is an account, that that city is prodigioufly crowded with all forts of people from Mecklenbourg ; that vef- fels arrive there daily with 100 or 200 of them on board. At Roftock there are no more ftudents, not young men of any flation to be found ; there are above 8co perfons gone from that place only ; in fhort, that dutchy is almoft depopulated. Capt. Wilfon, of the Hawk letter of marque, belong- b ing to London, in his paffage from Smyrna to Scande- . g roon, took a French fhip off the ifland of Cyprus,” bound from Alexandria to Marfeilles, faid to be worth 120,000 dollars. s i | PoarsmouTH ; Printed by DaN1EL Fowwg, of whom this Paper may be had at One Dollar per Annum, or an Equivalent in Bilis of Credit ; Half (o be paid acknirance. (44] - -~ —