The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, April 3, 1760, Page 2

g9 : BOSTON, M 3 w5 The following ADDRESS was prefented to His gz> Excellency the Governor on Saturday the zz2d S g Inftant. =33 To His Excellency Tuomas Pownary, Efg; Captain General and Governor in Chief, in and over His Msjefty’s Province of the Mafischufetts- Bay in New England, and Vice-Admiral of the fame. The Humble Appress of His Majesty’s Councit for the aforefsid Province Hay it pleafe your Excellency, IS Majefty having thought fit to sppoint your Excellency to the Command of the Province of South Carolina, We the Members of the Council for His Majefty’s Province of the Maflachufetts Bay, think ourfelves bound on this Occafion, however unwelcome, to prefent this our Addrefs to your Ex- cellency. Gratitude will not allow us to part with your Excellency, without acknowledging the many Ad- *9oUIAQIT VY JO JUAMINDG o duy ‘prey CMOUY' Ud2aq svYy IBY) MOUG JO | Moug Y3 110N IU[OIA B prY 3m Y| Aepung u(Q) OzWprN ‘VIHAdTIAVIIHL SEM 313y} (simoyy g1 Incqe) paye| i ‘4e3 X' oy go uojeagays Sulrapyuod ) % ¢ g vantages which have accrued to His Majefty’s Service o § g 2.5- in general, and to this his Province in particular, by TS s Means of your Excellency’s Adminiftration : an Ad- 5:3 -3z n‘nmflra'non, thrt indeed, but altive, vigorous, and eE &S S filled with Affans great and important. The public s 228823 Good has evidently been your Excellency’s chief and & 2 5-» 8 & conftant View. To promote it you have engaged in g'a <3 O . wife, fpirited and [uccefsfyl Meafures. A general g,‘ o ] g-?. ~={ Harmony betwcen the feveral Branches of the Legif- g_:"?, =% O lature has been the natural Confequence of fuch S 2 Sy Viewsand fuch Meafures. T'he Approbaticn of your ¥ » & 27 _ Royal Mafter, has been the great and jult Reward. n“as Ey & And altho’ Taxes and other Burdens heavy and ‘-3:5_ 23 a __ unprecedented have been brought upon the People, LS ;m“ § yet they héve born them chearfully, fenfible thet their : = —::“ 5 5 Burdéns were neciflary, and that their Monies were 8080 £ : :,p?tli(c)d by your Excellency with Faith{ulnefs and the =2< g+ beft Oeconomy. : g m:: '55 A Regard to the Intereft of the Province, obliges b 8.5 Us to with that fuch an Adminiftration might have ‘2 5Z5 longer continued. His Majeity has a Right to em- ploy his Servants where he thinks proper ; and it is our Duty to fubmit to His Royal Approbation. May your Excellency’s Services in your new Ap- pointment, be as important and extenfive as they have been in this ; and may they be as gratetully accepted. Your Excellency’s Relation to'us as our Govérnor, muft ceale. Your Affction for us we hope willnot. It is very probable Opportunities may prefent of Recommending and Aavancing the Intereft of the Province, and we doubt not that we fhall yet Ex- 1 3uiBuopaq |32 A ® Aq PR ey w05 usoq svy ‘Apsyep 3153 U ‘payn Ajonad pry Lagy woym Aq pakosyap 21am o1dosg 3 UIOYA JO P1¥OQ UO ‘MOUG YIUILJ 31 I3 IB3Y I M BN N O LSO4d 3 perience &aiher Inftances of your Regard and Favor. Z 82 To which His ExCELLENCY was pleafed to make the Bra s Jollowing Anfwer. } a8 382 % _ Gentlemen of His Majefty’s Council, e moT I F any of my Services kave found Favour with his OB TS S Majefly ; if 1 may have becn able todoany Thing 8z - =5'; T aceeptable to his People bere ; mine indeed is the Hap —mra b o pinefs, but the Merit is wholly due to the Spirit and ‘:’. 2 Col-3 Wifdom of the General Court, and to the Ajfifiance 1 g3 g_g bave had, Gentlemen, ix your Advice and Council : As ooy therefore on this Occafisn I thank you for this very kind Addrefs, permit me to make my moff fincere Acknowledge- Bz LPOS ments andgrateful Thanks for your Affiftance in the 3% a & =3 public Service. oot Fan Admongfithe leaf? of the King's Servants my Oppor- %E B F o tumities of doing Service muft be but few and confired : Ea7 g! s & But if ever bis Majefly's Service fball place ‘me in any = g t1E 2 5 Situation, wherein 1 may be, in avyDegree preportionate g’; o ] B to my Inclination, capable of ferving this Country, I b2 LN fpall think my Preferment an Happine/s compleat, and 59 Co = there my Remembrance of, and Gratitude towards, this 2 58 75 Province, will be inceffant Motives tomy Endeavours to A 86 g T fove mEw TR - v fjc_’r:g o. Extrafl of a Letter from Lord CoLvivr, to His Ex 8 g5 2 2 cellency the Govirnor, dated at Halifax, March TR R 12th, 1760, which came by Capt. Dorrington: a2 5 & _« THE Richmond and Eurus muft be employ- 8 5% af edto protedt the trade from thefe colenies to Quebec, _3 ‘; :Fg g by cruifing inr(uch ihl;wr.s as may be molt proper g L2 5 © forthat purpole, agreeable to fuch intelligence as we 8% o '-:n may get of the enemy’s privateers.” 2 ena Since the late great Fire, diffzrent Parts of the Town at different Times, have been salarmed by Fires, occafioned by Chimnies catching, but none of them did any confiderable Damage; excepting on .® Saturday Nightlaft; when a Chamber the back Part of Capt. Forbes’s Houle, oppofite where the great Fire broke out, was dilcovered to be in Flames, juft breaking cut: The Alarm was given, and by timely "% Affitance, it was extinguifhed before it had commu- q d sw0j 0} (1E] O UGO) 31IM Suruumda sIy 3o JALLIE [3[J}3A B JO layEur 3YJ, ur jo [1g] Oz jO 333 B IEY das a1am 215y3 Jey J, ‘sutiojut » (5 3, 2 po o ) a 2 g nicated the Flames to the other Part of the Houle : a & & it was about Midnight, and occafioned (its fuppos’d) . *_ = by a De'eft in the Chimney. 22 o Capt. Ruflel in 7 weeks from Cadiz, arrived laft =8 2’8 8 % Monday, and by the laft advices, Admiral Broderick %g«go o 5 0. was ordered home, and the greateft praparations e & -.;.:* ® » making in England as well as in France, for a moit 8 g ?g; vigorous campaign.—That two Englifh Admirals, 5 % m® 5 with a large fleet were bound up the Baltick. #E_ @53 Sawrday lait His Excellency was pleafed to ad- g 25 % o journ the Great and General Court of this Provinge, & 887 & to Wednefdsy the 16th of April next, h - 4 ."fiu,'?"" ; P et (el " By ‘Capt. Stacy who i3 arrived at Marblehead in in 39 Days from Lifbon, we are informed, Thatjuft as he was coming awsay, & Gentleman, (one of the principal” Englith Merchaats there ) toid him thata Poft wasarrived with an Account that the KING of Prufiia had a general Ba:tle with the Impeiial Army, and obtained a compleat Victory over them, by killing and taking Prifoners 25,000 Men ; that the great Auftrian General Marihal DAUN wss among the killed, it is faid he was killed by a Cannon Ball.— Capt. Stacy further {ays, that 2 Schooner was to fail in a few Hours after him, for Marblel which he imagines will bring fome further Account of this moft important Affair. It was thought ar Lifbon,a Spanifh War would be very foon. We hear that Capt. Partridge in a Ship belonging to this Port, in his Pa{fage to Anigua, wien in Sight of that Ifland, wasettacked by two French Privateers, which he beat cff ; but finding they were prepaiing toboard him, he ok fome Hands from on board a Sloop that he had ander his Convoy, and repaired to his Clofe Quarters ; when the Enemy boarded him ; with whom he cogaged :ill the Privateers were obliged again to fhcer off, leaving 18 Men dead and wounded on Capt. Partridge’s Deck. We hear that His Majefty’s Ships which wintered at Halifax, were to fail abous the 6th of Apiil. The General Aflembly of the Colony of Coneéli- cut have ordered Five Thoufand Men for the Service of the enfuing Campaign. And, The Province of New Jerley have agreed to raife the fame Number of Men ror the enfuing Campaign that they did the laft ; and t5 give the fame Bounty ; viz. £. 12 Proclamation Money, to all who thail voluntarily inlift. - . We hear that 3 Gentleman a: Newpor, in Rhode- Iilmd, fent by the Polt, Frery DoLrars, for the R:lief of the Sufferersin the late Fire. An Hpunorable Gentleman in a neighbouringTown, upon hesring of the diftrefling Circumfitances ot mary of the Sufferers in the late terrible Fire, immediately inclofed an Order to hie Friend here, to diflnibute 100 Bufhels of Corn'amang tholc who were in the greateft Neceflity. We hear that one of the Flags of Truce, lately car- ried into Jamaics, by one of his Mejelty’s Sloops of War, was a Ship belorging to Newport, Rhede- 1fland, commanded by Capr. Maibone. PI@RIT S M O U & 1! ~ This Day His EXCELLENCY was pleafed to Adjourn the GengraL Assemzry of this Province to Tuelday the 6th of May next. Governor Pownari, by the Defire of the two Houfes of Aflzmbly, has feat BRIEFS throughout the Province of the Maflachuletts Bay, firongly re- commending the unhappy Cafe of the poor People in Bofton, Sufferers by the late terrible Fire, being 220 Families ; and calling upon the Inhabitants of faid Province for & general Contribution for their Relief, in Proportion to the Means which God has blefled them wich, and to the Diftreffes of thofe worthy Obje@s of iheir Charity —whiofe calamiious Circam- ftarces require it ; &c. We hear from Rye, that Mefli's Simuel and Jofeph Jennes being out a Gunning ina Canoe, efpy’d a Wha'e of 10 or 12z Fcet long, which they kil’d and bro’t en Shore. CUSTOM BHOUSE, Piscataqua, April 3. Entred In, Schooner Goad Fortune, Danicl Carr from Hallifax. Sloop Profpcrous, Nicholas Tucker from Maryland. Slaop Little Jobn, Ebenezer Stocker from ditts. Schooner Fox, Fames { homas fram Noris Carolina. Sckaoner Return, Fames Donwell from Philadelphia. Cleared Out, Brig Fair American, Jobn Knight for New Yurk. Brig Sarab and Mary, David Cofin for St. Kitts. Slwp Indufiry, George Goodin for Louifbourg. Sloop Good Intent, fobn Bragdon for diito. L &d, Z)i/'f!erea; Mrs. 1¥%*{ owalked through a Gentleman's Garden in this Town lafp Monday Evening, ju/t bsfore Day Light fbut in, baving 4 Riding hood ony and took off the Bufbes, eight Caps, a Neckeluth, &5e.: This is to let ber knaw, if fbe inclines to return them to the Owner in a Day or two, the Affair will be kept fecret, otherwife fbe may expelt to be deferibed by Jome Mart:, which will infallibly procure bir a Urimming, as 127 WitnefJis [aw ber take them s and it can alfs be attefied what fbe faid aftirwards, ber. Name being well knowon. Provided, fbe likewife pays the Charge of advertifing. Hinn 11'111%111711‘{1713 SEEBENE NS BE SOLD Y Publick VENDUE to the higheft Bidder, on Tuefday the zgth Day of April next, at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon, at.the Houle of Capt. Danicl Rogers, Innholder in Durham, by jobn Samborm, a convenient Dwelling HOUSE and BARN, with about four ACRES of L AND, with a little OrciarD upon it, lying upon the Country Rode, within lefs than one Mile of Durham Falls Meeting Hou'e, very convenient fora Tradelman, efpecially for a Tanner and Shoemaker. Conditions of Sale may be (ecen at the Time and Place of Sale, March 27. (84] ? Hereas theCopartnerfbip : of DAVENGP R [ ard WEN T- W QR I' H Expires the fecond Day of May zext, All Perions having any Accoufis opert wi.h faid Partners, are defired to biing them ta im- mediately in order for Settlement : And thofe In- debted, are defired to make {peedy Payment. N. B. They have now 1n their Store a fmall Affortment of Englith Goods, which they will fell very cheap for Cath orany other fuitable Pay. §5555485558855885855595585088885558848855% TO EE SOLD A Thirty Acre Lot of Land, lying in Brintwood in the Province of New- Hampthire, with a Paicel of good Timber, and Mowing Ground, within zbout a Mileof the Meet; ing Houfe. Enquire of the Printer hereof, or Mr, Samuel Evins of Portfmouth, [84] TO BE SOLD TWO Houfes, a Warehoufe, a Wharf, and the Land thereto belonging, fituate in this Town, near the Swing Bridge, one of which Houles was lately improved by Mr. Fames Sterling; the Land is between 5o and Go Feetin Front, and about zoo deep. Forfurther Particulars and Conditions of Sale, enquire of the Printer. [84]} (" & o 3 Notice 15 hereby GIVEN to the INHABITANTS of the feveral TOWNS in the PROVINCE of NEW-_ HAMPSHIRE, That by a LAW lately palsid, ao Perfon fhall fuffer his SWINE to go at large out of his own Inclofure without being yoked and ringed ac- cording to Law by the Owner, under the Penalty of three Shillings Sterling for every Swine fo found for the firft Offence, and five Shillings for the fecond and every after Offence, to be-recovered by any Perfon who will fae for the fzme before any Juftice of the Peace, with lega! Coft, and to be Impounded, and finally Sold, where the Owner is unknown. And that this Law ispow in Force; g& and to be Sold, by the Printer hereof, together with ancther Law for the betier regulating High Ways ; both of which Laws are neceffary for every Freeholder. Province oF New HampsuIre. }fflHEREAS the GENERAL Court by Law have impowered Eleazer Tyng, Zaiccheus Lovewell, and Jofeph French, Efgrs; to call a Meeting of the Proprietors of the common and undivided Lands in Old Dunftable ; for choofing a Clerk, and for agreeing on fome Metbod for calling Mectings of faid Proprictors for the future = In jaid Law it is provided that no Perfon fball appear or vote as an Attorney for more than one eriginal Share; THESE ARE THEREFORE TO NOTIFY and Warn the Proprictors aforefaid, That they meet at the Houle of Mr. Benjamin French, Innholder in Dunflable in the Province aforefaid, on the Thirtieth Daiy ot April next, at Nine of the Clock in the Morning, then and there, 1. To choofe a Clerk to faid Proprieters. 2. To agree on fome Method for calling Meet- ings of faid Proprietors for the future. [83] Dunflable, March i8. Eleazer Tyng, 1760. Zaccheus Lovewell Fofeph French. HHE R T e T T Four Dollars Reward. Portfmouth, Februsry 14th. 1760. Loft this Day near the Parade, a Sheet of Paper fewed Pocket Book: Fathion, containing about T'wenty feven Pounds Old "Iencr in old Bills,and {undry Accounts, which (uffi- ciently evince the Owner ; which Accounts can be of no Advantage to the Finder, tho’ deeply felt by the Lofer,as he is 2 Man underMisfortune notwithftand~ ing true regl Induftry,and without them cannot reco- ver his Debts. Under thefe Circumftances (whoever having found the faid Paper Pocket Book,will bring it to the Perfon to whofe Name they can be no Stranger thereby, or to the Printer of this Paper) thall receive with Thanks, and with a clea " lonfcience preferable to a Million otherwife, t} ve Reward. A filver Knee-bu ' != was taken up in this Town 2 few L az0. \ The Owner may have his Buckle by telling the Marks, and paying for this Advertifement. {8 - TO BE SOLD on Board the Schocncs € FORGE, now lying at the LongWharfe, L v ; 'fr vh Allen, ‘VERY good Virgiua CORN at Three Pounds Ten Shillings Tonor . Allo per Bufhell, and cheaper bty the v good WHEAT and BEANS. &5 BHRRRPORDRHPBEL. (D@ Portfmouth, Piinted by D. owle. /