The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, April 11, 1760, Page 2

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Robertfon, in a Sloop for Halifax, were lolt near Cape May. Capt. Brown's Veflel, it is feared will be loft ; thereare fome Hopes of faving Capt. Jones’s Ship ; Captain Cotton will be faved ; and the Irifh Brig, by unlozd- ing, we hear, will begot off, Yefterday Capt.' Lee came up from Montferrat, who advifes, that the Flect which failed fume Time ago from Pilcataqua for the Weft Indies ( among which was a Maft Ship (under Convoy of the Eccho Frigate, was feparated by a Gale of Wind,after which cight of them were taken, and carried into Martinico: That the Ship Ann, Capt. Horton, and Brig Sarah, Capt. Taylo:, both Letters of Marque, and both from Liverpool, had arrived in the Weft Indies, the Ship at Guadaloups, and the Brig at Barbados : Thas the former,in going down to Guadaloupe,had retaken a Veflel trom Cork ; ani the latier, betwixt Barbadaos and Guadaloupe, retaken a Ship from London for . Antigaa with King’s Scores: That after this, the Ship not being quite ready, the Brig went out ona Cruize towards the Spanifh Main, when the took an emp:y French Ship, which was ranfomed for Fifteen Huncred Pounds, and two {mall Veflels, loaded with Sugar : That afterwards the Ship and Brig went out on a Cruize together, and Accounts have been receiv- ed from them, that they had taken fix Prizes, four of which Frenchmen, the other two retaken Veflzls, belonging to Montferrat from Martineco, and brought Advice of 30 Englith Veflels being carried in there in 25 Days before the (ailed. That Capt. Scott, ina Letter of Marque Sloop from London; for that L{land, had taken a large Schooner, loaded with Sugar, and fent into Nevis : That Capt. Bowler ina very {mall Privateer belonging to Montferrat, of fix Swivels, and 15 Hands, had fent in there two large Sugar Sloops; but that in coming in himfelf, his Veflel was over- fet, and Half of his Crew loft : T'hat ‘Capt. Roberts, in & fmall Sloop, alfo belonging there, had takena French Schooner, off the Rocns’s, on the Spanifh Main, bound to Old France, laden with Sugar, Indigo and Coflece, and fent her to St. Croix : And that Capt. Birchmore was arrived at Mont{errat, and Capt. Walker at Antigua, both from this Port. Extract of a Letter from Hilpaniola, Dec. 22. 1759. ¢ The Maritapage, Caspt, Fernando, arrived at Port-1u-Prince on Wedne(day laft ; this Fellow, not- with{tanding his cruel behaviour to the unfortunate Capt. Styles, has had the aflurance to cruize off Port Morant; where he took a Guiney fnow, called the Induftry, Capt. Fergufon, belonging to Rhode 1flind, out of whom he took 127 fine flaves ; he has a large floop of 1z guns and 26 (wivels, with 100 men. [ have feen Fergufon, who faid he was treated with great complaifance and politene(s by Fernando.— Another of the fleet is taken and brought in ; fheis a fnow loaded by one Cap:. Collifon of your town (at Old Haibour) by a licle bout of i {wivel guns. The poor Providence privateer fchooner wastaken by the guarda la coafta Ichooner of this place, Capt, Alex ander, under flag of tuce colours. The Petit Guava {hop is arrived withoud fuccefs, having had her prize retaken. The Leverict of fix guas is failed in puriuic of our fleer, fome of which arc notas tar as Cape- Nicholas ; fhe is a fine failing [chooner, and [ am afraid of feeing more of them Lere ; (he is well man- ned, having go hands cn board.” A BOS T ON, Aprl 7. The following Vote is extraéted from the Journal of the Houle of Reprefentatives, March 25, 1760. VOTED, That his Excellercy the Governor be defired to order the Ship King Georgeto proceedto Great-Britain, there to reccive on board the late Par liamentary Grant to this Piovince, or any other Sums belonging to this Province, and return with the ame to Bolton,as foon as may be ; and that his Excellency the Governor, if he thisks proper, be sccommodated with a Paflage to Great Britain in faid Ship. Sent up for Concurience. S. WiitEe, Speaker. 1t had for fome Time before - this been publickly hinted by Gentlemen, that it would be for the Intereft of the Province, might the Ship King George bz or- dered home [or the ParliamnentryGrant ; among other Things in Favour of this Opinion it was obferv'd — That there is laid upon the prelenc Year, cxclufive of what will arife for the Support of ‘Government and the begun Expedition, £.167,566 —T hat theProvince were now paying an Iatereit of above £.30,000 0. T per Annum, which that Money received might take off ; and unlefs partly reliev’d by the Parlizmentary Grant before the nextTax is ilived,the Burden would be tco great for the People to bear ; that if the Ship was not fent, it might be detain’d as long a while as we experienced that the laft Grant was,before aVeflel ot Force could be obtained for it’s Conveyance—As no confiderable Objetions were Raited, it was pre- fumed the Scheme was not difagreeable, even to the trading Part of the Community ; howcver, when it was known that fuch a Vote had paffzd the Houle, a confiderable Number of Merchants, T'raders, &c. ap- prehending that the Ship was defizned for the more immediate Prote€tion of their Interct, which might We are affu:’d, that Curistopnsr Kitsy, E'g; formerly Agent for this Province at Great Britin, now employed in His Majefty’s Service at New York, upon hearing of the dreadfal Calamity which had befallen this Mctropolis, generoufly order’d his Friend to pay /. zoo Sterl. for the Relief of che unhappy Sufferers. i : Donations has been received from feveral gentle- m n in the neighbouring towns, for the relief of thofe worthy obje@s of their charity.. . Thurfday Moraing lalt Capt. Spear arrived here in 11 Days from Bermudas ; He has been a mffing Veflel near four Months, having {:il'd from Louif- bourg for this Place the 17th of D:cember laft ; but the 3d Day after he fail’d, meeting wich a bad Scorm which carried away his Rulder, he was left to the Mercy of the Sea for feveral Days; in which Time all their Provifion was exhaufted, and the Crew redu- ced to the utmoft Extremity, having nothing left to fupport them but a poor Dog, which they determined to kill ; but Providence [» ordering, that a Shark came along, which they caught with an [ron Spike bent in the Form of a Hook, oh which they fubfilted till they arrived at Bermudas. - We have received 2a Account of the following Fires which happened laft Week, viz. A Houfe and 3 Barns belonging to Col. Cummins, at Concord ; A Houte and Bara at Linclon, belongiog to Mr. Wheat, And a Houfe and Barn ar Willingion, together with allthat the latter contained. SN : Tuefdey the 25th ult. died {uddenly at Salem, Jonathan Pue, Elg; for fevers]l Years formerly Sur veyor and Searcher of his M:jefty’s Cuftoms for the Port of Bofton, and lately for the Port of Salem. Magazines of Stores, are eftablifhed at Worcefter, and other Places to the Weitward, as lait Year, by Order of his Excellency General Amher(t, for {up- plying the Troops in his Majefly’s Service, that march that Way. On the DEATH of Mr. NatuaniEL GARDUNER, Mafier of Arts, and late Ujber to the Grammar- School in Boflon 5 who died there of a very fhort Iilnefls of a Fever, the 26:th. ule. i l HE Beauty of Learning is withered ; how is i the Genius of Ingenuity fallen? Pleafant in Wit snd Humour, he foar’d on the Wings of an Eagle.— - » . The Strengen of his Spirit was powerful as the W hirlwind ; and the overflowings of his Mind {mooth and delicate. - Reirething as April fhowers, his Fancy was more beautiful than the Rainbow ; and his Thoughts brighter than the Sun.— I am forely grieved for thee my Friend ; Thou haft been plealant unto me ; 2ad thy Friendthip hath never been violated. : How quick ? How fuddenly art thou vanithed from mine Eyes! to the filent Manfions of the Grave ; where thou fleepeit in Peace, and wherean End is put to all thy Labours— : Mr. Gardner was a fine Claflick Schollar, a Man of Wit and Humour, Humane, Juft, and Charitabl;, diligent in his Profeflion, a conltant Attender on Di- vine Service, a dutiful Son, abounding with filial Re- verance and Gratitude—of a pregnant Genius and Parts; a Fracticer of focial Duties, and of a generous and utcontra@led Way ot Thinking—He was fnaich’d off in the Piime of Life and died Lamented and Regretted by all thofe who had any Knowledge of his Parts and Abulities. . 3 e From the Gentleman’s Mag A 550 NG i \Ome al] ye brave Britons, let no one comp‘:aTrz, \_ Britanaia, Britannia, once more rules the main. With Bumpers o’erflowing we’il jovially join, And tell the high deeds of the year FIFTY NINE. The negroes of Senegal know how we fought, And the monfizurs of India what wonders we wro't But Minden, O Britain, that glory was thine, There France learn’d a dance in the year filty nine. De la Clue with his Squadron fo nimble 2nd tight, On meeting Bofcawen, like a Frenchman, took fright But running too f£:ft on fome mighty defign, He loft both his legs in the year fifty nine. When Montcalm in Canada drew forth his men, (Secure in his numbers) to fight on the plain, With true Britith Spirit we broke ev'ry line, And conquer’d Quebce in the year fitty nise. Niagara, Crown Point, Ticonderoga too, W hat cannot true Britons with courage fubdue ? Such conquefts {0 nobie, fo great, and fo fine, All add to the glory of the year fifty ninc. Whillk Fodney and Hawks watch’d the flat-bottom’d boats, At Paris Belleifle cut poor Englifhmens throats, There Lewis with Pompa drauk Burgundy wine, "To drown in Oblivicn the year fifty nine. At laft, like a thief, bully Conflans ftole out, Believe you, a Frenchman farprizingly ftout; The belt man got foremolt 10 lexd off the line, As none like to fizht in the year fifty nine. t«PORTEMOUTH Laft Wednefday died here, Mrs. Maky SHURT- Lers, Confort to the late Reverend Mr. WiLLiaM SHURTLEFF of this Town. Laft Saturday Morning died of 2 Confumption, at Roclietter, the Reverend Mr. Amos Main, greatly lamented, who has been a worthy Paltor of the Church inthat Place about T wenty eight Years. We hear by Perfons from the Weft Indies, That Capt. Bradford who was bound from London to Bofton laft Fall, was blown ¢ff the Coaft, taken and carried into Martineco. - 'That Capt. Sherrad .was ar- rived at Barbados ; and the Ship from Briftc], Capr. Sleper, bound to Boiton was al{o taken. T he Perfon who flule Sundries sut of aGentleman's Gardenin this Town, as mentioned in our laf Paper, a0t baving return’d one balf of what fbe took, may depend upon being expofed, untefs the remaining. Part is returned, as fbe cannot think Reffitution is made. Or ¢come and Jestle it fome ather Way if that is out of ber . Power. CUSTOM HOUSE, PiscaTtaway, 3 Entered Ia. 8loop Elizabeth, Foleph Sewall, from Philadelphia. Brig Antilope, Fobn Clark, from Guadaioupe. Sloop Charming Pally, Adenijar Pike, from Maryland. Schuener [riton, Ifaac Deming, from St Kitts. Snow America, Jobn Pearfon, frem St. Martins. Schooner Sally, Nicholas Tracy, from Guadaloupe. Dozen or 15 good Horfes under eight Years of Age are wanted to {hip off. Enquire of the Printer hereof. o0 8000 03 10 0 00006 e o 8 e 0 e 5 70 BE SOLD at PUBLIC VENDUE of the Duwelling Houfe of Capt. SamueL DaLiing iz Portfmouth, near the Long Wharfe, on Tuefday next, being the 15th Current, at Six of the Clock after Nun, fundry Goods, vis. Apiil 10, : MEN s Cloathing, fome Rice, Tobacco, Coffee, and Small Arms: Alfo fundry Houfhold Goods. & The faid Dalling being ‘bound foon to Sea, defires all Perions that have any _Demands on him (0 come and receive their Dues. Portfmouth, April 8. 1760. . FEESMISTMSIST MU S4ASEHSISTISTEEUSE T 10 BE SOLD ot PUBLIC VENDUE, at the Houfe of Mr. JaMEes DwyER, Innbolder in Portfmouth, on Tuefday the 224 of this Inflant, A Variety of Men’s Wearing Apparrel, viz.Coats, Waltecoats, and Breeches, all new, Bnglith made, in a neat Manner ; fome of which are fuperfine Cloth, Double Allopeene, Grand Durell, Mandren, Feather’d Shags ; Alfa fundry fige Cloths, Buckrams, &c. all which may be feen the Day before the Sale at the abovefaid Place. .. Perfons Indebted to, or that have any D2mands on the Eftate of Jocepa TotLLEg, late of Hampton, in the Province of New Hampihire, Yeoman, decealed, are defired to bring in their Accounts immediately. to Deacon Josuua Lavg of Hampton aforefaid, Executor to ihe latt Wiil and Teftament of the faid Decealed, in order for Settlement. [86] Good CYDER, to be Sold, Four, Six, orTen Hogfheads. Eaquiie of the Printer. IR ; 3 : Hereas the Copartnerfbi of DAVENPORT and WEN T- . W ORTH Expires the jecsnd Day of May next, All Perfons baving any Accounts open with faid Partners, are defired to bring them in im- mediately in order for Settlement : And thofe In- debted, are defired to make fpeedy Paymen:. N. B. They have now in their Store a {ins]l Aflortment cf Englith Goods, which they will {feil very cheap for Cath or any other {uitable Pay. L——-_‘—. _________ B ) TO BE SOLD "T'WO Houfes, a Warchoufe, a Wharf, and the Land thereto belonging, {iruate in this Town, near the Swing Bridge, one of which Houfes was lately improved by Mr. Fames Sterling ; the ‘Land is between go.aad 60 Feet in Front, and about 200 deep. For further Particulais and Conditions of Sale, enquire of the Printer. [84] TO BE SOLD Y Publick VENDUE to the higheft Bidder, on Tuefday the 29'h Day of April next, at Two of the Clock in the Afternoen, at the Houle of Capt. Daniel Rogers, lanholder in Durham, by Joba Samborm, a convenient Dwelling HOUSE and BARN, with about four ACRES of LAND, with a little OrcuzarD upon it, lying upon the Country Rode, within lefs than one Mile of Durham Falls Meeting Houle, very convenient for a Tradefman, efpccially for a Tanner and Shoemaker. Conditions of Sale may be feen at the Time and Plac: of Sale. March 27. [84] A filver Knee-buckle wis taken 13)e ¢ wig yuieBeBunivadde mnoraryaqy A sy jo ),.11 ou pue ‘407a24sg pood Furmp 2q 03 puno fuffer by Privateers, while fhe was abfent from our Coaft upon the general Servic?_ - <+he Province, hum.- ~"¢ Louncil for their Dif: it Committee of (h But foon overtaken with troubles fo dire, up in this Town a Ffew Days ago. The Owner That, fpiie of Uonflans, et the great Sun on firq,‘ mav have hisgducklc by telling the M -, T burnge '@ and (o gm, and ’twas mig tifements 3 1 "y i Y3 03 panIwipe 3q J0u 1 £|[#33] 13A3u sBM SL1I0 nuido sy sem 3