The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, January 25, 1760, Page 2

- Enemy’s, temoving from Zittau to Gabel, and burning and deftroying 5000 Cafks of Flour, 10,000 Quintals of Oats, witn the Carriages, and a great number of Chefls of Small Arms. Soon after this, a Body of 4 or 5000 of the Auftrians under Generat De Wehla, afier a very brave Detence, were entirely routed, and Wehla him- felf taken Prifoner. In fhort, thefe Circumftances, to- gether with many others not lefs important, but too tedious to be infered in this Gazstte, obliged Marfhal Daun to retire from Gorlitz even beyond Bautzen, 35 Miles N. E. of Drefden, when Prince Henry pof- feffed himfelf of the Camp near Gorlivz, whilit Mejor General Krockow found Means to fall upon the Rear Guard of the Auftrians, on their March towards Baut- zen, to make a confiderable Number of Prifoners, and to carry off or deftroy 300 Waggons, loaded with Baggage and Provifions. Upon the whole, as Prince Henry, by his quick Marches, broughs both Armies within halfa German Mile of each other, and opened a Communi- cation with the King his Brother, an Ation was ex- ‘peted every Hour. As to the Affuirs of the King of Pruffia, they feem to be in a very good Way, both with Regard to the Court of Peterfburgh, and hisimmediate Operations : For asto the firfi, the Conferences began at that Court by the Englifh Mirifter. to reftore a good Undeiftanding be- tween his Profiian Majelty and the Emprets of Ruffia, are in a good Train, the Chancellor being the only Perfon who ftands out for France and the Court of Vi- enna, all the other Officers favouring the Ceurt of Ber- lin. And, with regard to the Jzcond, his Msjetty, with his little Tribs, has not only obliged the Ruflian Army to repafs the River Oder, on their way back to the Fron- tiers of Poland, but followed them fo clofe, as that they had only one Hour’s ftart of him ‘acrofs the River, mak- inga few Prifonerson his Way. He, indeed, croffed the River afier them, and finding they had no Defizn upon Glogau he pitched his Quarters at Koben, on the Oder, at the fame time keeping open the communicati- on with his Brother Prince Henry. This is the laft Account we have of the King ; but donot learn that Drelden is yet retaken, if it was, the King of Poland fays, he would accept of the Propofals of Peace which the King of Pruffix has offered him. NEW HAVEN, ]Jan. 1z, Extraf? of a Letter from a Gentleman in New York, to bis Friend in New Haven, dated the 7th Inf. ¢ Iiis with the greateft Pleafure [ inform you of the sgreeable News we have received by a Ship juftarriv’d from Holland, own’d here. The Capt. reports, that two Days before he left fome Out Port in England, the Name of which I have loft, it was publickly reported that Admiral Hawke had ‘el in with the Breft Fleet, took four Ships of the Line, funk three of the Line,and feveral of the Tranfpors Ships ; and that Prince Henry had totally defeated Daun’s Army ; and that a Peace was much alk’d of.” B. 0. .5 T 20O . N January 41, We have 2:vice fromNova Scoua. that a large {choo- ner (Nathanie! Winflow malter) bound to Halifax, from this place, with a valuable cargo of flores, provifions, &c. wasa few days ago caft away in a {now-ftorm, at Plealast point about 2 miles from the town : The vel- fel bilged, whereby molt of the cargo was loft ; the mens lives {aved, as alfo the rigging and {ails of the vefld, by people who went to their affiltance. Tuefday laft Colonel Williamfon of his Majelty’s royal train of artillery, and on Wednefday Colonel Howe, of General Anftruther’s regiment, fetout from hence for New York, Tuelday laft, a gen leman of Zifure and curiofity made it his bufiné /s to count the number of {led loads of wood and provifion which came into town that day for fale, which number he found smouuted to ene thonfand and one load ; and ’lis thought that about the fame number has come in almoft every day during the late good fl-d- ing, and for which the Aonef? countrymen found a quick vent, By a veflil arrived at Salem from St. Kitts we learn, That foon after they ceme out, they fpoke witha Dutchman bound to St. Euftatia from France, who in- formed them, That he fell in with M. Bompar’s Fleet from the Weft Indies, confifting of 18 Ships, (men of War and Merchanimen,) within about 30 Hours fail of Breft, fanding direétiy for that Port3 and concluded, by their Courfe, that they muft inevitably fall in with the Englith Fleet cruizing off there.——They had met with very tempefluous Weather, whereby the Ships re- ceived great Damage, befides lofing almoft all the Boats belonging to them ; and abundance of their Men died bv Sicknefs on their Paflage. On Mr. SECRELTARY PITFE. YO longer, Britain, mourn thy ftatefmen dead, Nor boaft of Stanhope’s heart, and Burleigh’s Vire and Wildom here fupremely fit ; ( head : To raife thy honour, in thy genius, P1rT : To raife thy repatation from the duft, And make greast GEorce fucceflsful as he’s juft, Above corruption and its wily trzin, Nor can court [orceries his heart detain : Sercne, but when his country is his aim The patriot glows, his bofom is all flame ; His eloquence in charming freedom’s right, Full as the tide, and prevalent as light ; And when he fpeaks rude factions to compofe, It melts and penetrates like winter’s fnows , His [enfe as nervous as his flile is neat, $ublime, not (umid, fmooth without deceit; * of the Builders thereof. When blaoming peace refumes the favoured fiand, And all her laugning pleafures ble(s the land . He'll form new laws to make us ftill more bleft, Laws for mankind, the wifeft and the beft ; Trade in new feas fhall tell what he has done. His fame fhall with the car of Phoebus rua. Bermingham, Aug. 21. HyAcINTH. PORTSMOUTH. To the Printer, &c. IT may be fome gratification to the curious to publifh the foliowing account of the feveral places of the COMET which has made us fo fhort a vifit, and has juft difappear’d. Having no inftruments, I have traced i's way only by marking it’s fiiuation among the fix’d Stars, and depended on the Globe. But pernaps fuch loofe obfervations may not be altogether ufelels, where bettér have not been made. The two laft places are more indeterminate than the reft, as the Comet was then fo far vanifh’d as [carcely to be diftinguifl’d with any certainty by the naked eye. Fanuary 7 Long. 23 d. eom. Cancer. Lat 374d. 3om. 9 24 15 Taurue. 18 30 10 18 43 TR L) 11 ¢ O YA iz Bt 30 10.. 00 s b 1515 5 15 16 § . 09 £ ux 18 T e 2044 G0 21 2 .40 2.0 00 I conjeéture, that when it was firft difcover'd it was departing from the Sun, and pafling by the Earth, at the diftance of about two or three millions of miles ; which made it’s apparent motion very fwift : and that it’s orbit makes but a fmall angle with the ecliptic. Perhaps it may be the fame obfcure Comet which Dr. Halley mentions in 1698. But I leave thefe things to be determined by Genilemen better acquainted with fuch Calculations. Your's 4. JUST IMPORTED and to be SOLD By WILLIAM TEMPLE, At bis STORE oppofite the Parade, A Great Variety of Englith and India GOODS, for Cafth or Credit, viz. Crimfon and {carlet broad cloths, drab ditto of all fizes, " kerfeys and German ferges, 7 8 3qrs. and yard wide garlets, tandems and fileces, Englifh and Ruffia theetirg, table linnen and napkin diaper, bed tick, 8, 9, and 10qrs blanketts, cotton counterpans, 3qrs and 7 8 cet- ton and linnen check, furniture ditto, blue and dark colour’d cotton velvets, tammies, durants and figured {toffs, camblets, mantuas, and ruffels, callamancoes and fhalloons of all kinds, buttons and twift, Englifh and India taffeties and damafks, luteftrings, fewing fi'k and ribbons, womens black and white fattin fhoes, Ruffia ditto, Paris nett, black cardinalls and Pruffian cloaks, worfted and mitted caps, mens and womens hofe, breeches patterns, black bombazines and crapes, narrow ratteens, baize, englith duck, oznabrigs and ticklin- burghs, Minonit, plain and fower'd lawns and cam- bricks, black alamode and velvet, filk and linnen hand- kerchiefs of ail kinds, muflins, chints, Perfiin taffeties, necones and romalls, buckrams, horfe-hair hats, garcers and quality-bindings, paper fans and black gauze hand- kerchiefs, cord and brade, fleeve buttons and ivory combs, polifi’d andirons, tongs and fhovels, brals- kettles, tea kettles, candlefticks and pewter, 8d, 10d, and 204 pails, barr lead, &c. Allo & Variety of Parer Hancings, &c. &c. &c, [75] PROVINCE of NEW HAMPSHIRE. BY Order of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY, this is to give NOTICE, That Fo/eph Boy/e and others have exhibited s Petition to them, praying Leave to fhut up a Road laid out in the Year 1740, or thereabouts, by the Sele& Men of Londonderry, thro’ the faid Fo/eph’s Land, for the Reafons therein menti- oned : And alfo that thePetiioners are to be heard there- on the third Day of the fitting of the General Affembly next after the firft Day of March next, when any Per- fon or Perfons may Appes:.and fhew Caule, if any they have, why the Prayer thereof fhould not be grant- ed. Londonderry. Jan. 1750. s PROVINCE of NEW HAMPSHIRE. Y Order of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY, This gives NOTICE, That Londonderry, by a Committee and Perfons from fundry adjacent Towns, have petitioned to bring in a Bill for reguiating the Fifhery in Merrimack River, and that every Impe- diment, fuch as Dams, Wears, &c. which fop the Courfe of the Fifh, fhould be removed at the Expence Which Petitioners are to be heard thereon the fecond Day of the fitting of the Ge- neral Affembly after the firft Day of March next, when any Perfon or Perfons concerned may appear, and fhew Caufe, if any they have, why the Prayer thereof fhould not be granted. Loudonderry, 1760. '1" He Managers of York County LOTTERY, purpofe to meet at the Houfe of Mr. Samuel Warren, Innholder in RBiddeford, on the firft Tuelday in February nexs, in Order to Let out the Building the BripcEs over the Eaftern Branch of Sa¢o River, and over Pefumpfcut River, agreeable to Draughts then and there to be exhibited. Any Gen- tlemen that incline to undertake the Building of either of faid Bridges, may then have Opportunity to treat with {aid Manage1s about the fame, York, Fan. 4. 1760, TO BE SOLDat PUBLICK VENDUE, At the Houfe of the Widiw Horney's, Innbolder in Portf- mauth, en | uefday the Twelfth Day of February next, at Six of the Cluck in the Evering, by John Griffith and George Huntrils, who are impowered by an AZ of the General Zffembly to make Sale thereof ; A Houle of one Story, 20 Feet wide,40 long,together with the Land thereto be- longing, 70 in length and 40 in breadth,at Frame Point, {o called, butiing on the High Way and Water Side, being the Eftate of Robert Lang, late of Portimouth, decealed. Alfo to be SOLD at the fame Time and Piace, by Eleazer Ruffel, Elg; and Fobn Grifith, fome valuable Wearing Apparrel, viz. Broad Cloth Coats, Velvet Jackets and Breeches, and fundry other Articles, which are to be feen the Day of Sale at faid Harmy‘s. Conditions of Sale to be feen at Time and Place afore- faid. Portfmouth, Fan. 24. 1760. [75] Province of New-HaMpsHIRE, NOTICE-.is hereby given to all Perfons who have any Claim or Demand of Money on THoMas WALLINGSFORD, of Somer{fworth in faid Province, E(q; to make out the fame with him, and receive their Money as foon as may be. And all Perfons who are Indebted to him, are hereby defired to adjut the fame, and pay fuch Debts or give Sccurity for the Payment thereof in a fhort Time, otherwile fuch Debtors may expect to be foon called upon in 2 Courfe of Law. The fiid WaLLiNGsForp has [feveral convenient Farms to let out on reafonable Terms, with Stock thereon. Such as have Occafion to hire, are defired {peedly to apply to- him. Fan. 17th. 1760. THomas WALLINGSFORD, NATHANIEL BARRELL once more defires all Perfons who have Ac- counts open with him to come immediately and clofe them as he intends foon for London. N. B. Said Barrell has a fmall Quantity of Englith Goods, viz. Taffities, Damatks, Cotton Velver, &c. French Frize, Crown Giafs, 10 by 12, 6 by 8 ; Flour Brimftone, Writing Paper, Salt, Brown Sugar, &c. &c which he will fell very chesp for Cafh, for a Trifle more than the firft Ccft with Charges. ALL Perfons that have any juft Demands on the Eftate of Danie/ Lefslie, late of Londonderry in the Province of New-Hampfhire, de- ceafed, are defir’d to bring in their Accounts to Hanxab Le/slie of Londonderry aforefaid, Adminiftratrix of {aid Eftate. And all who are Indebted to faid Eftate are defired to make fpeedy Payment to prevent further Trouble. Loxdenderry, Jan. 12.1760. [74] To be Sold by Samuel Dalling, Near the Long Wharfe, Portfmouth ; RENCH Regular’s Small Arms, Blankets, Men’s Cloathing, Gla%s 10 by 8 and g by 7, Men’s Stockings, Crofs cat and Whip Saws, Frize ; Dear Skins in the Hair. N. B. Any good Drefler that will drefs the faid Skins, may have their Pay for Drefling in the fame. f _ Prevince of New Hampthire, Sept. 17th. 1759 A Lit or Affeflment made on the Non-Refident Proprietors Lands living out of the Town of Pelbam, according to the GENERAL Court’s ACT, and committed to Mr. Levi Hildreth, Colletor, to colle&t and gather. L 5. d. b Pl Samuel Waldo,) 6 8 Ephrsim Colburn 3 4 E(q; his Heirs) 3 Aaron Colburn P8 Eleazer Tyng,Efqs2 6 4 Mofes Colburn’s ) 5 Jonas Clarke 14 Heirs Col. Benj. Brown’s) 3 Jonathan Co_:)ll?urn 2 Heirs yt © 7 [Chrifto. Williams 2 6 Samuel Pirkman 1 am. Brown’sHeirs 3 12 Widow Sarsh )¢ ¢ ¢ James Richardfon Capt. PhilipDeme- ), rick, his Heirs ) Jonathan Searls 1 Ephraim Cumings t The Hon. Joleph) 17 6 Thomas Barns homas Jewell Ezck.Fletcher’sHeire 2 {Deacon Sam. Barker® § 17 6 [Mofes Gage 10 i Martin's Heirs ) (J'Jhn Bowers 1 8 John Caoklon 5150 INethamel Clement 3 4 John Tyng z2 64 IWi-:\. Han. Farnham 6 8 Samuel Mugrige) 68 {Ephraim Curtis 1 4 his Heirs ) b iEbenezer Flint 28 2 1 1 E\n Samuel Goold Blanchard’s Heirs ) z Col. Zac.Lovewel 5 10 Richard Kimball, 6 8 Thomas Parker 2z 14 2 Wid. Han Bradley 8 4 Deic. Ed. Colburn 15 2 John Currer et % M:j. Jof. Varnum 15 2 Capt. Hen. Baldwin 5 Lt. John Varnum 10 Daniel Badwell 13 Lt. Tim. Colburn 7 2 Samuel Badwell 13 Daniel Colburn 1 10 Henry Badwell G Jabeth Colburn 3 Nathaniel Lad 13 Robert Colburn 3 2 Jofish Guiterfon ’x Abraham Colburn 10 Samuet Cla:ik 1 John Colburn 3 10 ‘Tho Fitch's Heirs” 8 8 Levi Hirprern, Collector. 1 Anos s, Sele@tMen DanieL HUTCHENSON, tos BalBach JoserpH HAMBLET, PoxTsmouTH, Printed by D.FowLg, X~ 0