The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, February 29, 1760, Page 2

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The Scheme for the Supplies is now finally fettled, which we are informed is Eight Millions at Four per Cent. for 21 Years certain, and a Lottery of 240,000 1. to be given gratis to the Subfcribers, in Proportion to their Sums fubfcribed. - Marfhal Conflans arrived at Verfailles, wi h Advice, that ten Ships of his Squadron were fafe arrived at " Rechfort. Tbe zoth' of November has beew the moft remarkable Day of the prefent Year. Onthat Day, the important Fortrefs of Munfler Jurrendered to bis Britannic Majefly's Trocps 5 General Finck with 20,000 Pruffians was [ur- rounded and defeated by Mar/bal Daun, and the Peffeffion of Drefden fecured to the dufirians 5 Marbal de Csnfians received a total Defeats from Admiral HAWKE, which Fruftrated the Defign of France to diffurb the domeffick Tranquility and wound the public Credit of Great Brisain. Orders are givenfor a Form of Prayer and Thank{- giving, to be ufed on Sunday next, within the Bills of Mortality, and in allChurches and Chapels throughout England and Wales, on the Sunday after the Minifters thereof receive the fame ; for the VICTORY obrain’d by his Majefty’s FLEET under the Command of Sir EDWARD HAWKE, on the zoth of laft Month. Dec. 25. We hear that his Majefty has been plealed to make the following promotions in the Royal regi- ment of artillery. George Williamfon, E‘q; to be Colonel Comman- dant of a battalion Thomas Flight and Thomas Ord, E‘qrs; to be Lieut. Colonels. John Godwin, Elg; to be Major. James Stephens, Joleph Winter, Edward Whitmore, Alexznder Campbell, and Robert Hind, E'qrs. to be Captains. Sir Charles Chalmers, Jofeph Barret, Jonathan Lewis, George Phenix, and Primrofe Elphinftone, Eigrs; to be Captain Licutenants. James Donnellan, William Harris, John Carden, Vaughan Lloyd, and Edward Nethercote, Gentlemen, to be Firft Lieutenante, And Thomas Pict, Jothua Brereton, Thomas Davis, Daniel Groves, and Charles Wood, Gentlemen, to be Second Lieutenants in the laid Regiment. Letters from Dablin give the following account of the late difturbance in that city. That the minds of the People, as fuppoled, to prepare them for the French invafion, had been poiloned by their emiffaries with the notion of an union being intended between England and Irelend, that they were (o have no more Parlisments, were to be fubjatt to the fame taxes, &c. Upon this a mob of many thoufands breke into the Houle of Lords, infulted them, and would have burnt the Journals if they could have found them, el would have feated an old woman on the throne. Not content with this, they obliged all the Members of both Houles that they met in the ftreets, to take an oath that they would ne ver confent to fuch an union, or give any vote contrary : to the true intereft of Ireland. Many coachesof obnox- ions perfons were cut or broke, their horles killed, &c. Oane Geatleman. in particular, narrowly efcaped being hanged, a gallows being erected for that purpofe. The horfe and foot were drawn out on this occafion, but could not difperfe them till night ; and the day after, the addrefles to the Lord Licutenant were agreed to, and a committee of enquiry appointed. Dec. 25. Sir Bdward Hawke, with the greatelt Part of his Fleet, is srived at Plymouth. Altho’ Admiral Hawke has not taken any more of the French Ships, yet three of thofe that run into the River Villaine, are actually bilged, and incapable of any further Service. Thus the main Spring on which our Enemics molt fengaine Hopes depended, is effctu- ally broke. Dec. 27, A lettet from an officer on board the fleet before Cadiz informs us, that Admiral Broderick, upon hearing of the taking of Quebec, ordered two of his frigates to fiil into the harbour, and gave a feu de joye, clofe by feven French men of war. Dec. 29. - We are »lorry to find that the brave Hereditary Prince of Brunfwick intends to refign his Command in the Allied Army at the End of this Cam- paign, upon whst Occzfion Time will difcover. St. JamEes’s, Now. 2. His Majefty in Council was this Day pleafed to appoint thé following Perfons Go- vernors in America, viz. g William Henry Lyttleton, Efg; to be Captain Gene- ral and Governor in Chief of his Majefty’s Iflind of Jamaica, in the Room of Gearge Haldane, Eig; decealed. Thomas Pownall, Efg; to be Captain General and Governor in Chief of his Majeity’s Province of South- Carolina, inthe Room of William Henry Lyttleton Efq; Francis Bernard, Eg; to be Capain Generaland Gn- vernor in Chief of his Majefty’s Province of the M:ffa- chufetts Bay, in the Room of Thomas Pownall, E'q; And Thomas Boone, Efg; to be Captain General and Governor in Chicf of his Majefty’s Province of New- Jerfey, in the Room of Fraacis Bernard, Eig; And his Majefty was likewile pleafed to appoint Wiiliam Bull, E!q; to be Lieut. Gavernor of his Ma- jefty’s Province ot South Carolina. B OSYT ON, February 25. The Diana Frigate, Capt. Schomberg, is iafe arrived at Portfmouth, with the Malt Ships from Port(mouth in New. Hamptfhire, under her Convoy. As are allo the Tranfports from Quebec. We hear that his Excellency oar Governor, who is appointed Cap:ain General and Governor ia Chief of His Majefty’s Provinee of Suouth Carolina, has received His Majzfly’s Orders to go to England 5 and that the Hon. William Bull, Eq; appointed Lieutenant Gover- nor of Carolina, is to admimfter the Gevernment until his Excellency’s Arrival at that Place. Friday laft Capt. Roblon ina Snow arrived here in 5 Days from Halifax, by whom we hear that Capt. Dinmore in a Sloop trom this Place bound toLouifbourg with King’s Stores, was burnt to the Water’s Eage as fhe lay at Anchor in Canfo Harbour ; the Men fav'd their Lives by the Affiftance of another Sloop that lay in the Harbour : but the Cargo was all deftroy’d. Friday laft an Exprefs return’d here from Albany, by him we hear that laft Thurfday fe’nnight, as Major Rogers with a Party of his Men were going from I'i- conderoga to Crown-Point with a Number of Sleys with Provifion and Stores, they were fired upon by a large Party of French and Indians, and had three of his Men kill’d and nine taken Priloners ; [everal of the Sleys were allo taken by the Enemy: The Major him felf alfo narrowly eicaped being taken, who was in the firft Sley which the Enemy let pals by, in Hopes to have fecured the reft. On Saturday laft was found concesl’d in a Trunk, in a Houfe in Town, a dead Child, which the Jury of Inqueft immediately fat on, and found to have been murder’d ; one Mary Waite was committed to Goal on Sufpicion of being concern’d in this horrid Fz&. From Halifax we have Advice, That the Beginaing of this Inftant February arrived there two Schooners which had been fent by that Government to St. John’s River in the Bay of Fundy, for the Inhabitants there. They were landed at Halifsx, among them were the Jefuit Pere Germain, with fome of the St. John's Indians. PR T 8 M B Wl e To the Printer. The Choice of @ HU SB AN D. : In a Letter to a Friend. OU afk, if the Thing to my Choice were fubmitted, You afk, how 1’d wifh in a Man to be fitted ? I'll anfwer you freely, and beg you to mind him, Your Friendfhip, perbaps, may affit me to find him, His Age and Condition muft firft be confider’d, TheRofeon hisCheek fhould be blown,but not wither’d, He thould be then...But hark you...a Word in your Ear, Don’t you think Five and T wenty would fitto a Hair ? His Fortune from Debts, snd Incumbtances clear, Unfaddled with Jointures, a Thoufand a Year : ¢35 Tho’ to fhew you at once my good Senle & goodNature, . T’d not quarrel much fhould it chancs to be greater. The Qualities next of his Heart, and his Head, Good-natur’d, and friendly, fincere and well bred, ~ With Wit when he’s pleas'd on all Subjects to flune, And Senfe not too fmall to fet Value on mine : No Coxcomb who boats of his Knowledge or Arts, Nor &i with his Learning, nor pmud with his Parts, Not affe@ing much Weight with any great Lord, Nor boalting his Intereft at this or that Board ; Nor afling the dirty political Part, Which always dilcovers a viilainous Heart ; No Braggard who [wears he did this or did that, While his Courage all Iies in his infolent Chat ; Let his Knowledge of IMPIRE proper appear, And his Coursge be fhewn when a Danger is near ; With an Eye that can melt at another Man’s Wae, A Heart to forgive, and a Hand to heftow. Thus I’ve try’d to mark out in thefe whimfical Lays, The Partner. I wifh for the reft of my Days. Go find out the Man that is form'd to my Pln, And him I will Marry 1 mean it T can; Bui, if it fhould chance (there’s a Proverb you know, That Marriage and Hanging by Deftiny go) Should it happen that Heav'n has fome other in Store, The Reverfe of the Picture 1 gave you before : Should [ chance to be curs’d with a Fep or a Fool, Too perverfe g0 be mild, yet too filly to Rule; What then could be done.... without fighting or arguing, I think | would ¢’en make the belt of my Bargsin ; I'd fit down content with the Lot that was miue, And tho’ I might fmart, [ would not rcgine; You may laugh if you pleafe, but I certainly would, Do all I have told ycu I mean if 1 could. CAROLINE, & Lawful Money cilerve. P. S. If there is any Perfon in the Circle of your Readers, who is certain that in every Particular he anf{wers the above Defcription, if he will venture upon a Leap in the Dark with a {prightly young Lafs ot'I"wcrI:'y One, not difagreable in her Perfon, and with Six Thoufand Pounds Lawful Money in her Pocket, he is requefted to advertile in your next Paper in what Manner & Letter may be dire@ed to him. Boston, N. E. 1zth February, 1760. Laft Sunday pafs’d thro’ Durham three Men, who came in Company. with a Number of others from Quebec about a Month ago by Land, and report that our Men werg in Health and high Spirits,and Provifion enoughs L N : 4 This Week came to Town Cept. Danic! Wentworth, who failed trom hence the 1oth of December laft,” and informs, That he was taken 23 days after, and carried into Martineco. While he was there ( which was feven Days) a Pacquet arrived from France, and bro’c. the News of Admiral Hawke’s taking and deftroy ing 16 Siil of the Breft Fleet, at which the French were thrown iuto great Confternation ; and that (ea Sail of Vellels was carried in there withigt7 days. f [For Ad. Hawke's Letter, & fee the Supplement.] CUSTOM-HOUSE, Piscataway, fFesruary 28, Entered In, Sloop Sea Flower, Samuel Paul, from Halifax. Schooner Adventurer, Eben. Jackfon, fromPailadelphias Schooner Francis, Hznfon Meferve, fiom St. Kitts, Cleared Out, Ship General Wolfe, Nathaniel Dowfe, for New-York. Sloop Hynde, Thomas Warren, for Birbados. y Schooner Effex, John Bowditeh, for Halifax. > Schooner Neptune, Mofes Wingatt, for St. Kitts. Snew Aneas, Richard Keating, for St. Kiuts. Port[meuth, Feb. 28. O BE SOLD at PUBLIC VENDUE at the Houle of Mr. Fobn Stavers, Innholder in Portfmouth, on Wednefday the 12th of March, Sundry Suits of Cloaths London made, 2 blue Cloth Cloak, good Silk Jackets, Velvet Breeches, a Biack Walnut Defk, Beaver Hats ; and many other Things, too many to be enumerated. The above Articles are to be feen at the Houle of Mr. Semue/ Waters. [79]} VV E the Subfcribers, Commifliorers appointed by the Hon. JErREM1an MouLTON Efq; Judge of Probate, &c. for the County of York, to Receive and Examine the Claims of the feveral Credi- tors to the Eftate of Nicholas Morrel, late of Kitteryy, deceafed, reprefented Infolvent, do hereby NOTIFY faid Creditors, that we fhall attend that Service at the Houfe of Alexander Shapleigh, Innholder in Kittery, on the third Wedne(day in March, and the four fol- lowing Months, and the firft Wednefday in Auguft, from Three to Seven o’Clock in the Afternoon on each of faid Days Fames Fogg, Com- Kittery, Feb. 28, William Leighton miffia- 1760. Alexander Shapleigh Y ners. PROVINCE cof NEW -HAMFSHIRE. HEREAS it is credibly Reported, That the SMALL POX s broke out in feveral Places in Newbary, and that fundry Per- fons from thence are. fecretly entertained in this Tows, THESE ARE TO GIVE NOTICE to al) Perfons who give fuch Entertainment, without firft applying to and giving fufficient Evidence to the Select Men, that there is no Danger from the Perfon fo entertained : And all Perfons coming #rom thence, who fhall not take Care to keep themfelves from all juft Caule of Sufpicion of their bringing the Infettion, are allo NOTIFIED they fhall refpectively fuffer the Penaliies and Reftraints by the Laws of this Province in [u&h Calfes provided. Portfmouth, Feb. 21. 1760. By Order of the Selelt Min, Joun PennnaLLOW, Town Clerk. THIS is once more to Defire all Perfons Indebted te, or that have any De- mands on the Eftate of 7sbn Catt, late of Portfmouth, in the Province of New Hampfhire, Cooper, decealed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Fobn Cutt, of Portfmouth sforefaid, Adminiftrator to faid Eilate, 1n order for Settlements. [79] PROVINCE of NEW HAMPSHIRE. Y Order of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY, this is to give NO TICE, That Thomas McMafler and Fofeph Scobcy, as Adminiftrators of che Eftate of Alexander Kelfey, late of Londonderry in the Pro- vince aforefaid. deceafed, have exbibited a Petition to the General Afembly for Liberty and Power to fell the Real Eftate of faid deceafed, and give each Child his or her Part of the Money when of Age, or when Mar- ried. The Confideration of which is fulpended till the fecond Day of the fiting of the General Aflembly after the firft Day of March next, when zny Perfon mzy appear and thew Caule, if any they have, why the Prayer thereof fhould nat be granted. [78] Londonderry, Feb. 8. 1760 ALL Perfons that have any juft Demands on the Eftate of Mrs. Ann SLayToON, late of Portmouth, Widow, deceafed, are once more defired to come and fettle ‘with Jouw and Ricuarp Harvey; and all who are Indebred to faid Eftate, are defired to make immediate Payment, or they muft expeét to be fued withoat further Notice. ; Joun and Ricuarp Harvey, Adminiltrators. NATHANIEL BARRELL once more defires all Perfons who have Ac- counts open with him to comeé immediately and clofe them as he intends foon for London. N. B. Said Barrell has a fmall Quantity of Englith Goods, viz. Taffities, Damatks, Cotion Velvet, & French Frize, Crown Glafs, 10 by 17, 6 by 8 ; Flour Brimftone, Witing Paper, Salr, Brown Suagar, &c. &c* which he will fell very cheap for Cafh, for a Thifle more than the firft Coft with Chargpes. . PORIT SMOUT H: Printed by D. Fowie, at a Dollar per Annum. )