The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, March 21, 1760, Page 2

Sl o ) b} At sjo13e 231y3 1238 pue ‘payadjnun . “23u3] paqies ySny, 14 paystey) uiwdesy WSYM patRISpOT Aunog »31w[ 3yr"y 2P : B OSTQ N, March 17: _On Monday laft the Freeholders and other Inha- ‘bitants of this Town in a full Town Meeting affem- bled, unanimoufly voted that the following Addrefs be prefented to his Excellency Governor PownNALL ; and that the Hon. Tbomas Hubbard E'q; the Modera- tor of the Meeting, and the Gentlemen the Seleét- SJIy2l0y yroN Y€ 1°9y3 uo w10lg moug B uj . S 3 5] £ - % w 3 o 3% “ men of the Town wait upon his Excellency with the i =0 =1 fame. =8 = O To His Excellency Tuomas Powarr, E/g; Captain ) ? vz General, Governor 2zd Commander in Chief in and F e85 over His Majefly's Province of the Maflachuletts- . E,E F5 5 Bay in New England, Zice- Admiral of the fame, &¢. (S -, Q9 = The bumble ADDREss of the Frecholders and Inbabi- e 8 3 255 tants of the Town of Bokon, in Town Meeting af- 25882 - Jembled, March 10. 1760. . : g L ~ May it pleafe your Excelleney, 28 g o W E the Frecholders and Inhabitlpts of theTown e et of Buflun, at our annual Meeting allembled, HE g § ° beg leave with great Re/pet, and the fincereft R - vgoodd\figifllx)cs, to addrefs your Excellency on your ; _, intended Departure from us. B %’?E: a L § . WHILE we congratulate ycurExcellency upon the == :; = repeated Marks of our Sovereign’s Approbation and 2252 g;" Acceptance of your important Services to His Ma- S8, 85 m jefty’s Intereft, and to this Province ; at the fameTime :,-_;-_:1-3 g 2",} permit usto aflure you, that the People who enjoy g = 2 the Fruit of thefe Services, are not infenfible of th “‘35@:’2“ ; > Oer €es, & t inientible of them, S = == 2 norof their Obligations to your Excellency. & o =22, Yourunwearicd Attention to the Security and =258 Oaa Welfare of this whole Community ; your tender Re- = u% ;g < E: gard to our civil and religious Rights; the fingular g S 20 Occonomy which you have preferved in all public ¥yl EE S . Expences, and your zealous Care that the People’s y ES 5'8 22 Money fhould be employed for His Majefty’s real s & w @ 2 7 Service and the People’s Bencfit ;—the Patronsge you :? % :] ; 2 ¢» have afforded to our T'rade and Commerce ; and the < 5’5 .o kind Concern which you have always expreft for :'-"“'g_."‘ ‘tn > & the Intereft of this Metropolis, in all it’s Branches, wa ¢ 6 & » demandour warm and refpetful Acknowledgements, £ £ 2373 & and muft leave in our Mind a longand grateful Re- ? 3-; 2.5 membrance of your Adminiftration. w P»ws &A8.8 Touycu'p with this Retrofp:&t, may we be allow- ®mooy © ed to fay, that we cannot but Regard, with fome S o w » Mixture of Regret, that frefh Token of the Royal €8 @uga @ Favour to your Excellency, which fo ea:ly removes £ 3% 8 ¢ you toanother Province, e FP5“ &~ Weardently with your Excellency, under the Care o g: '3"\:75 and Blefling of Heaven, a profperous voyage; and fied hely 2 ©¢ that your Talents may long continue to be employed E28 2 & with Honor and Succefs, in the Service of his Ma- s "F'i:’g g jefty, and for the publick Good. = : g TR PRE Inthe Name and by Order of the Town, B "g 6o gEw . Ezekiel Goldthwait, Town Clerk. ; e o1 On Tuelday Morning the Moderator and Selett- g 2 men waiced upon his Excellency with faid Addref(s; Y a5 ® % gnd the fame being delivered by the Town Clerk, his Excellency was pleas’d to give the following ANSWER : Mr. Moderator and Gentlemen, : Receive this kind and very aff:Gionate Addrefs of the Town with that bigh Eflcem, in which I have alway beld the refpectible Community from swhom it comes. And [ defire you to make known myT banks for it. T he Inbabitants of this Capital zcaloufly regarding the King's Service, and the People's Interef}, as one and the fame Thing 5 and bearing 1 eflimony that theéfe bave been united ander my Adminifiration, dome the moff ef- feftual Homor 5 For His Maj:fly never thinks His Ser wice fo well condulted, as when it truly ferves the Inte- reff of His People. ) Wherever the King commands my Services, there muf? it be my Duty and Honor to ferve: But the my civil Conneltions with this Community determine by my pre- fent Deflination, yet my Attachment to it, will ever re- main invariable 5 and my Gratitude towards it, will ever be an indifpenfible Duty : And if ever 1 fpall be in any Situation, wherein | may be wfeful to the Civil, woym 219A3) 194 u23q sy 3T 213y pastise ‘deolg & ut S doos 1, Iy B3 am Ag B[ 13urp puB JUUWNG 3y) dancq Aua|g aawy pue ¢ ‘Kems sured 33 ‘ugiedwey Suinjus oYy 103 ursde payiuL BY OYM 3DUIAOI] SIYI JO § FUIva[ IM [3[J2 A 240QE 3 = - j Religious or Commercial Interefls of this Town, it will W B alwaybe my fludy bow I can beff ferve it, and my Hap 53,3 pine/ste be able to [erve it. : %00 Laft Monday fe’nnight Licut. John Montrefor 8% 2 arrived at New York, from Quebec, with verbal o 5 E r—%. Difpatches from Biigadier (seneral Murray, to his :', s " 23 Excellency General Amherft, as has been tformerly € 235 menticned, and gives the foflowing further Account of the Situation of ourAffuirs there ; T'hat ourT'roops 03 T Q were in good Health and high Spirits ; had Plenty ] g‘l::B fg of all Kinds of falt Provifions, and were tolerably .8 2. = £ fupplied with frefh by the French, 6ooo of whom 68w o 2 3 %> have taken the Oath of Fidelity to the Englifh ; that $° g ; E: &' we had two advanced pofts, one at St. Foy, and the + 932 .5 2 other st Loretto, feven Miles from Quebec, where a R << our People remained in the greateft Security, not one =0, g, 2. 5" Perfon being killed fince the Surrender of the Place ; P &2 g5 thata Drum Major in the Colony Troops of Canads, = 3 5 2 who had Permiffion to fupply the Garrifon with |% = £ 2 o Greens, &c. was found out in endeavouring to enlift '8 % .94 fome of our Soldiers in the French Service, and per- < P2 » D ding others to defert,being tried by aCourt- Martial, Ba LB 4nd found guilty of Treafon, was immediately hanged l% © 5.5 P up; that the River St: Lawrence was notfreze over ‘e.po .. at Quebec the z6th of January ; and that the follow- '_.é“.g § 1 ing Articles would fetch a great Price to thofe who 855 W arrive there firft in the Spring, viz. CanpLEs, SavT, 6@ ® =9 Tea, CaocoLATE, CoFFEE; SUGAR; &c. &c. &c. Lk R 3 | e Q, i .., L o . A - "Lje)}t Butler, who efcorted Lieut. Montreflor, fet Quebzc for this Place, in December laft, as obliged to return, after being 21 Days in the Woeds, being purfued by a Party of Indians, from whom they were fecured by the French Inhabitan:s, in their Return, & were extremely well uled by them. Yeflerday a Sloop arrived in 12 Days from Fort Pownall, at Penoblcot, with an i‘xprels to the Governor ; and we hear that the Penobicot [ndians have fent to defire Peace, and to know upon what Terms they might come in. That a Deputation of five came in, and leaving one of their Number at the Fort as an Hoftage, they are gone back to theirTribe to bring in their Wives and Famil es to fettle near the Fort, agreable to the Propofals made to them lait Summer by the Governor when he was there. It is remarkable that the Winter at Penob/cot has been very moderate, but little cold Weather, and very little Snow. Extraf? of a Letter from an Officer ox board the Prince Man of War,@me of Admiral Broderick's Fleet, to bis Friend in this Town, dated Cadiz Bay, Dec.23.1759. ¢ By thefe lines you will find the fad misfortune that has happened to our Flcet: On thegigth Inftant we had a very hard Gale of Wind at S. Wi and be- ing likely to continue we having found by our Reck- oning to be nigh the Shore, from which we could not poflibly clawoff, by ieafon of a prodigious Sea, put us in terrible apprehenfion for our Fate. About 4 0’Clock the nex: Day it cleared away a little, and the Man at Maft Head difcovered the T'own of Ca- diz, which we immediately bore away for before Dark ; but it being too thickand hazey as Night came on, we were obliged to come too at the mouth of the Bay, opento the Sea : —We immediately ftruck our Yards and Topmafts as did the whole Fleet ; Be- tween twelve and one next Morning the Storm en- creafed, and a terrible Sea, which broke our Tiller, and fhiver’d our Rudder in fuch a manner that we expelted every moment it would fall from the Stern Poft.—T'ne Newark of 80 Guns being a bad Shipto ride at Anchor in a Gale of Wind, parted all her Ca bles but one, and cut away her Mainmaft : —The Culloden of 74 Guns was obliged to cut away her Main and Mizen Maft :....The Jerfey of 60 Guns fprung her Main Maft. About 4 0’Clcck the next Day after we anchored, the Wind came more to the Northward, when the whole Squadron cut their Cables and made the beft of their Way to Cadiz Harbour. : The Spaniards immediately came to our Afliftance, and behaved exceeding kind, and ftill continue fo, which gauls the French prodigioufly, there being five Sail of the Line and three Frigates in the Har- bour.---We now, (blefled be God) have got in fafe. We have heard of feveral Ships being on Shore, among which are feveral Englifhmen by their Papers, there not beinga foul faved. Our Admiral is determined to go out and fee the French, notwith- ftanding three of ourlargeft Shipsare fo difabled. — Three Days ago the Jerley of 5o Guns join’d us, and now [ think we are able to cop: with our French Neighbours. They made an Attempt this Morning to put out, but the Wind came too far to the Weit- ward. Our Admiral has hoifted his Flag on board the Corqueror of 70 Guns : There is the St. Albans of 60 Guns, the Jerfey of 60, the Guernfey of 50, the Thetis of 40, the Rainbow of 40, the Lyme of 28, and the Sheernefs of 24, all ready to put to Sea. ofp o ofe oo o <l efo ofo oo ¢ o ofo ofe oo oo o o oo o ol The following Lines have been fluck up in feveral : Parts of Paris. Eftes-vous citoyens ? 1’ occafion eft belle, Pour acheter une paix, vendez votre vaiflelle : On vous en payera un quart en argent fec ; Les autres trois quarts en billets fur Quebec. . 1 T'ran{lation: LET ss meit dosun our Plate, who hoard up the drefs 2 When LEws affures us, we'll faffer no Lofs ; One fourth will be paid us, I'll venture my neck, In Cafb...and three fourths by good Braughts onQuebec. . ANOTHER. Would you patriotifm jsew,..... then pray take the bint, Ard to purchafe a Peace, fend your Plate to the Mint; Oue fourh in prompt Payment you'll Jurely receive, The reft very josn,... what more wou!d you have ? Jor let it be feen this your ardeur fhinld check, For our well below'd King wilt give Bills on Quebec. ANOTHER, imitated in the Manner of Swirr, Ye Patriots of France who rich are as Jews, Came melt down your P {s pots, and p {s in your Shoes. Morblieu gur’ the Shylocks,...Pray, none of your Sguibs, What | lend you onr a fes, and fh t thro’ cur ribs. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Pifcatagua, March zo. Eantered In. _ Sloop Induftry, George Goodin from Halifax. Sloop Ranger, Jofiah Simpfon from ditto. Schooner George, Jofeph Allen 4rom Virginia: Schooner Nancy, Nathaniel Bray from ditto. Schooner Succefs, Jonathan Bootman from Maryland. Schooner Hawke, Caleb Wooodbury from ditto. Cleared Out. Ship P‘ripce George, Jonathan Boothby for Antigus. Schooner Adventurer. Ebenezer Jackfon for Halifax: Schooner Charming Molly, J. Gowell for Philadelph. Sloop Duck, Berjamin Donniel for ditto. Y PORTSMO b & o Laft Saturday His EXCELLENCY our GOVERNOR was married to Mifs HILTON of this Place, bythe Reverend Mr. BRowNE, The gth ult. a Son of Mr. Thomas Noyfe of Plaftow was bruifed fo much by g Log’s rolling oft’ a Sied, that he died 18 Days ahczeged 9 Years. A Dwelling Houfe at Hampftead, no: quite finifh’d, belonging to Mr. Jofeph Sawyer, was confum’d by Fire the 7th Inftant. To be Sop by AUCTION. Some Time next Month, at the King’s Arms inla Place de Victorie, Part of the Effelts of LOUIS la PETIT, late a Bankrupt ; for the Benefit of bis Creditors. By P. L. C. Aftioncer. : London, November 8. NE Hundred Thoufand Soldiers, now in Ger- many, in excellent Cpndition ; having plcmy of every Thing but Cloths, Viétualls,Money and Spirits. —The Geaeral who commands them, having every Requifire that forms the Soldier, except Military Skill, Bravery and Condu&t.—14 Men of War, prime Sailers ; now locked up in Breft Harbour. * Enquire for the Key of Edward Hawke, upon the Premifies, who attends to fhew the fame.—325 Flat-bottom Boats, of a new Conftru&ion ; have never been at Sea ; excellent for forming a Temporary Bridge at Black Fryars.—The good Ship Diigrace, laden with Rue, frqm Canada ; now lying in the River Seine.— 000,000,000 0z. Gold Duft from Africa.— 1000 Hogfheads of Sugar, from Gaudaloupe, now lying at the Cuftom Houfe Key in London.—A large Quantity of Alimentary Powder.—A very accurate ap of all the Ports in Great Britain, with the Sound - ings of the different Rivers and Harbours. A very curious Work, which is faid to have coft Mr. Petit 100,000 Livres.—The Lillies of France of a beautiful Purple ; dy’d from the original White, by P. Ferdi- nando, the Dyer of Minden.—A Miniftry without Heads ; a Capital P.Cture, hanging in the Council Chamber at Ver{ulles. By the famous Pettiani. — A large Colletion of Laurels from Quebec,—a fittle withered.— The Reverfion of fome Towns in Flan- ders, beld by Leafe, urider Lady Mary Hapfburg.— Right Weftphilia Wormwood, frefh from the Plains of Minden.— All his Honor now lying in the Bank of Amfterdam ; forfeited for want of Redemption.— Several Lots of Timber, Cordage, &c. now ftanding in his Wharffs, at Breft, Antibes, Havre, Merfailles, Rochfort and Toulon.— For further Particulars en- quire of G. R. or W.P. near the Cockpit, White- hal, London, Aflignees to the faid Bankrupt’s Eftate. DB RP DR DD RRRRRRDRRDe TO BE SOLD on Board the Schooner GEORGE, now lying at the LongWharfe,by Capt. Fofeph Ailen, ERY good Virginia COKRN at Three Pounds Ten Shillings Old Tonor * per Bafhell, and cheaper by the Qu:ntity. Allo good WHEAT and BEANS. 183 N OTICE is hereby given to , the Creditors to the Eftate of Fobn Redman, late of Nottingham, deceas’d, That a further Time is allow’d the Commiflioners to receive and examine their Claims to the faid Eftate ; and that we will attend that Service at the Houfe of Capt. Nathaniel Folforn, Innholder in Exeter, on the laft Monday of March Inftant, and on the fecond Mondays of April, May, and June next : and all the [aid Claims are to be well vouched, or otherwife the faid Claimers may not expet to be allow’d them: ) Excter, March NoAn Emery, ) Comiffi- 10, 1760. NicHoras GILMAN, ) oners. HE {everal Licenced Perfons and permitted ones in Falmouth and the Towns Faftward, are hereby NOTIFIED to meet me there at Capt. Banges, Innholder, on Wednefday the z6th Day of March Inftant ; thofe at Scarborough at Mr. Benjamin Milliken's the 27th Day ; Thofe at Biddi- ford at Mr. Nathanie/ Ladd’s the 28th : Thole at Arundell at Mr. Parten’s the 2gth ; Thofe in Wells at Mr. Peletiah Littlefield’s on Monday the 7th Day of April next ; Thofe in York at Mr. Edward Iz- prakam's the 10th Day 3 Thofe in Kitttery at Mr. Robert Cutt’s the 8th Day ; Thofe in Berwick at Capt. Goodwiin's, the gth Day at Ten o> Clock in the Forenoon, torender their Accounts and pay in their laft fix Monihs Excife for the Year 1759, and there- by prevent further Trouble. 2ork, March 1. 1760. Danitgr Crarke, Collettor of Excife for . ; Wi the County of York. - Hereas Jenny, a Mulatto : Wench, whom I took and brought up from an Infant, baving imbibed Notions of Liberty, has lately dejerted my Houfe and Service, Thefe are therefore to FORBID any Perfon to truft or entertain ber on my Credit 5 for I will not pay any Debt of ber contralting or Charges any ways arifing on ber Account. Kenfington, March 11. Pritemon Braxe & Dunflable Proprietors Meeting is the 30th of April. Portsmoun, Printed by D. FowrE.