The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, May 23, 1760, Page 2

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Some have already embarked, and the Tranfpoits are taking the Remainder on Board. . Alarge Sloop, taken by Capt. Sweet, ina Privateer Brig from this Port, is juft come to an Anchor in our Road. ¢ : O S N May 195 The following Addrefs was prefented to His Excellency the Governor on Saturdsy the 17th Init. figned by upwards ef One Hundred and Fitty Mer- chants and others. . The ADDRESS of the Merchants and others, trading % in the Town of Bofion. To His Excellency Thomas Pownall, Efq; Captain General and Commander in Chief, in and over His Msjefty’s Province of the Ma/fachufetts- Bay, in New Exgland, and Vice Admiral of the {fame. 2 May it pleafe your Excellency, T HE happy Influence of your Adminiitration, & while it has extended itfelf to every Branch of the public Intereft, has been too fenfibly feit by the Merchants and others concerned in Trade, to allow us to part with your Excellency,without the moft par- ticular Acknowledgments of Gratitude and Refpett. . Amidft your various and important Engagements, you have with the kindeft Care attended to the Exi- gences of Commerce, and avoided every Detention that might prove detrimental to it. With great ‘Prudence you have anfwered the Demand of Seamen for His Majefty’s Service ; and yet preferved us from the Burden of Naval Imprefies ; s Burden which we have fometimes feverely felt : Nor has any Thing in your Excellency’s Power been wanting, that might prevent, or foften and alleviate the Inconveniencies end Hardfhips to which Trade is expofed in & Tinie of War. Thele are fome of the Benefits of your Adminiftration, which we cannot foon forget, nor remember withiout the warimeft Senfe of our Obliga- tion to your Excellency. 3 Itis far from being improbable that Opportunities will meet You, tho’ at a Diftance from Us, of pro- moting the Welfare of this Province, particularly its Commercial Intereft. And we cannot but indulge the pleafing Hepes that your Excellency, fenfible of (ome peculiar Difadvantages and Preflures that now lie upon T'rade, will ever be ready to exprefs your kind and favourable Regard, tos People who follow yon with their ardent Withes for the fafety of your Perfon, and the Succefs and Splendor of your public Em- loyments. o which ADDRESS His Excellency was pleas'd to return the following Anfwer. Gentlemen, T HANK you for this obliging Addre[s—1I have alway viewed the Colonies as eftablif’d in order to extend the Trade as well as the Dominions of the Mother Country s and bave therefore alway in that View thought it my Duty as Governor ts promote the Intereft of Trade bere. I bave feen with Cencern tbe Embarraffinent with which it is entangled, and the Difficulties under which it labours, ¢fpecially in Time of War, and bhave therefore dene every Thing in myPower, within my own Department, to eafe and relieve it ; And 1 will never omit any Opportunity that any future Situation may give me to ferve this Town and Province, in their true Commercial Interef?. At the Meeting of the Freeholders and other Inba- bitants of the Town sf Befton, on Tuelday Lafi, for the Choice of four Perfins to reprefent the Town, the en- Juing Year, in the Great and General Court, to be affémbled at the Court Houfe bere, on the 28th Carrent, there appeared ts be 9g7 Voters, and tke following Gentlemen were chofen by a Majority of Votes, viZ. The Hon. Samuer WerLes, Efg; 604 Tuomas Frucker, Elg; 629 Rovar TyLer, Efg; 863 Joun Puivvtes, Eig; 928 7 T'his Moment an Expre(s came to Town from Albany, who brings an Account that General AM- HERST' had certain Intelligence that Monf. Vau- dreuil with an Army of about 15,600 Men, had miarched from all Parts of Canada, in order to attack QUEBEC : On receiving this News, the General immediately ordered the Troops to proceed forward. By Letters from London, we learn, That Benja- - min Barons, Efq; is reinftated in his Office as Collec- tor of his Mzjefty’s Cuftoms for this Port. Thur(day laft Capt. Watts arrived here in 11 Days from Louifbourg, but laft from Halifax in 8, who informs, That a fmall French Privateer of 6 Guns, out of the Gut of Canfo, has taken a large Schooner belonging to Mr. Kinfbury of Newbury, (bound from Philadelphia to Quebec) William Campbell, Mafter 5 alfo a Schooner called the Bellona, belonging to Lou- ifbourg. Several other Veflels were chac’d by her, but got clear. Capt. Wattsalfo informs, that all'the Veflels bound up the River were at Louifbourg, from whence they were to fail the firft fair Wind. His Excellency Governor Lawrence, by his Letter dated Halifax, April 29, acquaints His Excellency 2 the Governor, That agreeable to his Application, Fle had recommended the Cafe of the Sufterers by the late Great Five at Boffon, to the Confiderztion of the People ; and that they had tol'eéted Four Hundred eighty eight Dollars, and one Real, which is remiited hither. Friday laft in the Afterncon the Raceherfe Bomb, Capt. McCariney, ariived here with Difpatches from aebec to his Excellency General Amherlt at Albany, whnich were immediately forwarded. Ard the next Morning Capt. McCartney fat out for Albany. As we have no Accounts from Authority relating to the Situation of Affairs in that Quarter, we think it moft prudent not to publifh any Thing at prefent. Tae Racehorfe left Qaebec the firft of Mzy, and on her Paflage hither putinto Halitax, from whence fhe arrived in five Days. The Ice in the River S:. Lawrence broke up the 6th of April, and the Navigation was all clear when the Racehorfe came down the River. We hear from Penobfcot, That two of our Hunters were lately kili'd at a lictle D ftance from Fort Pownall, by the Tndians P ORIE SMO U T H, . Laft Saturday the GeneraL AssempLy of this Province was Adjourned o Tue{day the Firft Day of July next. We hear from Londonderry, that they have lately jcollec@ed Owe Thoufand and Fifty Pounds Old Tenor "for the Sufferers by the Great Fire in Bofton. One Day laft Week was drawn by a Net at one Draft Two Thouiand Five Hundred and odd Shad Fifh out of the River Merrimack near Bedford, in this Provincs. ‘i'hought Remarkable by fome People. As a Weekly Carrier from Bence to Calco Bay, will be of pubiick Service, a Perfon beloging to this Town propofes to undertake it upon [uitable Encouragement. CUSTOM HOUSE, PiscaTaway, May 16: Cleared Out, Sloop Sufanna, Thomas Simonton, for Louifbourg. Sloop Dolphin, James Robinfon, for Gaudalouape. Schoomer Dolly, William Wyar, for Louifbourg. Schooner Rolla, Abraham Somes for Ditto. Sloop Duck, Benjamin Donnell, for Halifax. Mr. Printer, Don’t know whether yotir Cuftomers, havea Right to call on you for the Explanation of any Piece they fee in your Weekly Gazette, when under the Name of another Perfon. However, if you or any of your Friends will en- deavour to explain that Advertifement that was in our laft Week’s Gazette fign’d J. HamirTon, fo as that it may be underflood what the faid Homilton wou'd mean by it, it being neither Senfe or good Englifh as it now ftands, you'll oblige fome of your Readers.......Not that the Gentleman it’s fuppos’d he nteant by the good *Squire will ever think any Thing that he the fsid Hasmiltor can poflibly fay orjumble together worthy of his anfwering. Hereafter fome Parts of the faid Hamilton’s Con- du& will be made publick, when, fuppofe it will pliinly appear he was not one of thofe the pacifick Sage * meant, and that he might have fail’'d down this River in the Ship Friends Advenmtare had there been proper Management and Intention, though the good Squire could not (ail thro’ with her. Port/mouth, May 20. 1760. * S;. PauL made that Promije ; Rom. 8. 28 Ver. Men of Senfe are not acquainted with any otber Sage that made that Promife. PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. CouRT OF VICE ADMIRALTY. N O T IC E is hereby given, That the Sale of the Cargo and Part of the Materisls belonging to SHIP Friends Adventure, Joun HamirTon, late Malter, ftands Adjourned to Monday the 26th Day of May Inftant, at Six a Clock in the Afternoon, at che Houle of Mr. Fshr Stavers, Innholder in Portimouth, at which Time and Place there will be Expofed to Sale to the higheft Bidder, one Cable of about 14 Inches and half, fuppofed to be a whole String, and slmoft new ; one ditto about 14 Inches and half 80 Fathom ; one ditto about 10 Inches and half, and about 70 Fathom ; a Piece of a new Cable about zo Fathom, and abeut 10 Inches and half ; all which are to be feen at the Long Wharfe in Portimouth: PursuanT to a Decree of faid Court. N. B. All Perlons having any Demands on faid Veflel, are hereby defired to lodge their Accounts immediately at the Regifter’s Office. Per Curiam, JouN SHERBURNE, DRy Portfmouth, May 1gth. 1760, TO BE SOLD By BENJAMIN PARKER, At bis Shop and Store at the Norte End, The Beft of BOHEA TEA at Seven Pounds Fifteen Shillings Old Tenor by the fingle Pound, and’cheaper by thie Quantity. Good Indian CORN and Ifle of Shoals Winter FISH : Alfo choice TOBACCO by the Cafk or fmaller Quantity. [9z) e é//#pv / 1Y e / v’ 7> F Por'l/f'::u!b, May 21, 1760, WHEREAS Elizubeth, the Wite of me Patrick Markbam of Portfme-uth, aforefaid, Mariner, late Llizabeth Hodge of Cacheco, has for a long Time fince cur Intermarriage; treated me very injuriouily. and aling in open Violation of the Marriage Covenant, to my Face upbraiced me with her having been unfaithful to my Bed. And whiift I was at Sea (he carried off, and has made away with my Goods and Houfhold Furniture to the Amount o upwards of Owe Thoufand Pounds O. T. notwithflanding fhe abounded witn all Neceflariea of Life, and had /. zoo by ber in Cafh. Now, farafmuch as I find her inflexible, and all gentle Me- thods and Expoltulations with her ard her Relations are in vain ; and as [ am now bound to Sea again, in order as much as in me lies to prevent her doing me zny furcher Injury in my Eftate, [ am under this difagreable Neceflity of cautioning all Perfons not to truft the faid E/izabeth on my Account, for that I will not pay any Debts the may contraét without my Privity and Affent. Patrick Markbam. Rochefier, May 21. 1760, A LL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of theRev. Mr. Amos Main, late Paftor of the Church in Ro- chefter, deceafed, are defired forthwith to bring in their Accounts and fettle the fame with Fofiah Main, fole Executor of his laft Will and Teftament, in order to prevent further Trouble. [92] of DRop’d by Fobn Bergin Newmarket in his Way home from Portimouth the 14th of May Inft. a handfome new Pair of crefs’d Saddle Bags, with a Quantity of Cloth, &c. namely, Some [nuff or orange colour’d Thickfetts, black Al- lopeene, black Tammy, crimfon ditto ; Alfo T'wift, Buttons, and [ewing Silk. Any Perlon that will Reftore the fame to faid Bergin, or to the Printer hereof, or to Mr. Fol/forn in Greenland, fhall have Five Pourds Old Tenor Reward. [92] TO BE SOLD, LOT of LAND in Rye, Containing sbout T'wenty Acres, which has now about Eight Hundred Cord of WOOD ftanding thereon, of feveral Sorts. Inquire of the Printer. OST in this Town the 1:th Inftant,a GOLD RING. Whoever will bring ic to the Printer hereof, fhall be well rewarded for their Trouble. 1] Dr.Thomfon’s famous Sov?fireign Spirit of VENICE TREACLE, Chymically prepar’d by | DR JOSHUA BRACKETT of Portfmouth, (Purchaler of the Heirs of Mr: Clifton) and no other Perfon, and fold by him ; which certainly cures the colick, Spring and Autumnal - Fevers ; is of excellent Ufe in Surfeits, Small Pox, and Meaflss, and to fuch as go abroad early ; and of particular Ufe to thofe who are at Sea ; and a very great Prefervative againft all contagiousDiftempers, &c. N. B. It has been of eminent fervice to thole who ufle the Weft India Trade. 2> The above is allo fold by the Printer hereof. PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. T Hefe are to NOTIFY the Proprietors of a Tra&t of Land granted to Irbaked Robie, Biq; and others by the Purchafers of the Right of Fobr Tufton Mafon, Efg; to be held at Capt. Benjamin Swett, Innholder in Hampton Falls, on Tueldsy the T'wenty feventh Day of May Inftant, at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon: And thofe Proprietors that have not paid their Proportion of Charges on faid Rights, are defired to appear at faid Meeting and pay their Money, or thcy may expect that their Rights will be Sold: Per Order of the Committee, Henry Robie, Proprietors Clerks Dated at Hampton Falls, May 15th, 1760. o o S 6 0 2 SRR R N VWV Hereas Thomas Mc Neal Jate Refident in Biddeford, a thich fet Perfon sbout 25 Years of Age, very fhort Neck, difcovers him/elf to be an Irifaman by his Difcourfe, a Black- Smith by Trade : Fames Warren, lately refiding in York, born in London, of 2 middling Stature, thin Favour'd, clear Skin, much Pock broken in his Face, about 25 Yearsof Age: and Fobn Peavy, born in Siratham in New Hampthire, who refided in Ber- wick, a thick fet and ftout built Perfon, aged 26 Years ; who have been duly inlifted into his Msjcity’s Service and muftered; and received the Bounty given by the Province of the Maflachufetts Bay, and have DESERTED their Corps under me : Any Perfon that will apprehend the faid Thomas, Fames, and Fobn, or either of them, and bring them to Worcefter by the 23d of May Inflant, fhall have one Guinea Reward for each Perfon, and all Charges paid by me ounsoNy MourLTton, Captain of faid Company. T T R e T T PORISMOU[H, Printed by D. Fowle,