The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, June 6, 1760, Page 2

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THE IR Britannick and Pruffian Majefiies having tho't proper to make known, by the Declaration O delivered, on their Parts, at the Hague the z25th of November laft paff, to the Ambaffadors and Minifiers of the Courts of Vienna, Peterfbourg, and Verfailles, & refiding there ¢ That being fincerely defireus of contributing to the ““ Re efiablifoment of the Pablick [ranquility, they were ¢ ready to fend Plenipotentiaries to the Place, that fball ““ be judged the moff convenient, in order to treat there, ““ of this important Otje2, with thofe of the Belligerant ““ Partics which think proper on their Side, for attail- “ ing Jo falutary an End. Her Majefly the Emprefs Queen of Hurgary ard Bobemia, ber Majefly the Emprefs of all the Ruffia's, bis Majefly the moff Chrifiran King, equally animated by the defire of contributing to the Re eftabiifbment of the publick Tranguility, on a folid and equitable Fosting, declared in return, That His Mayefty the Catholick King, baving been pleafed, to offer bis Mediation in the War, which bas Jubfified for jome Years, between France and E ngland, and this War befides, having nothing in common with . that which the two Empreffes with their Allies bave likewife carried ox for fsme Years againfi the King of Pruffia. His moff Chrifiian Majefly is ready to treat of bis particular peace with England through the good Offces of bis Catbolick Majefly, whofe Mediation He bas a pleajure in accepting. : As to the War, which regards direitly His Pruffian * Majefly ;5 their Majcfiies the Emprefi Queen of Hargary .. nd Bobemia, the Emprefs of all the Ruffia’s ; and the * woff Chriftian King, are difpofed to agree to the appsint - - ing the Congrefs propofed. Bat as by Virtue of their Treaties, they canndt enter into any Engagement relating to Peace, but in Conjunétion with their Allies, it will Ve neceffary, in order they may be enabled to explain sihemfelves definitively upon that Subjelt, that their Hiritannick and Pryffian Majcflies foould previoufly be ¢w/ed to caufe their Invitation to a Congre/s, to be made o a'lthe Powers that are direftly engaged in War againf the King of Pryffia; and namely, to his Majefty toe King of Poland, Eleftor of Saxony, as likewile to bis Najefly the King of Sweden, who ought [pecifically to be .. invited to the future congrefs. BOSTON, Fune z. LAST Wednefday being the Anniverfary Day appointed by the Royal Charter for the Elec- tion of His Majefty’s Council of the Province of the Maffachufetts Bay, the Great and General Court or Aflembly of the faid Province metat the Court Houfe in this Town ; and after the ufual Qaths were ad- miniftred to the Gentlemen who were returned to ferve as Members of the Honourable Houfe of Re- prefentatives, and the Declaration fubfcribed by them, they elected the Honorable James Oris, Eiq; for their Speaker ; who being prefented to His Excel- lency the Governor, for His Approbation, according to the Direction of the Roysl Explanatory Charter, His Excellency was pleafed to fend & Meflage in Writing to the Houlfe, fignifying His Approbation of the faid Ele&tion: The Houfe then made Choice of Roranp Corron, Ef(q; for their Clerk : After which a Sermon was preach’d on the Occafion, before His Excellency and the General Affembly, by the Rev. Mr. SamuEL DunBag, of Stoughton, from z Chron. XVil1, 12, And in the Afternoon the following Gentlemen were clected Councellors for the Year enfuing, viz. For the late Colony of the M:flachufetts Bay : The Honorable, Thomas Hutchinfon, Elq;| Stephen Sewall, Efg; John Ofborne, Efg; Ifaac Royal, Eiq; Jacob Wendell, E(q: John Erving, Eiq; Benjamin Lynde, Efq; James Bowdoin, Efq; Samuel Danforth, Efq; Thomas Hancock, Eq; Samuel Watts, Eig; Thomas Hubbard, E{q; John Chandler, Eig; Ichabod Plaifted, E'q; Ezckiel Cheever, Eiq; Chambers Ruflell, Eiq; Andrew Oliver, Eiq; * Ifrael Williams, Efg; For the late Coleny of Plymouth ; John Cufhing, Eiq; Sylvanus Bourne, E'q; George Leonard, Efg; Gamaliel Bradford, I For the late Province of Main ; John Hill, Efq; | Richard Cutt, Efg; * Nathaniel Sparhawk, E'g; For Sagadahock ; William Brattle, Efq; At Large ; Benjamin Lincoln, Efq; | Peter Oliver, Efq; The Gentlemen with this (* ) Mark,are neww Members. We are inform’d, that jult as the Poft fet out from New York on Monday laft, three Ships laden with Provifions arrived there from Irelsnd ; they f2il'd in Company with 7 others, under Convoy ota Man of War, who they parted with about 14 Days before. e B JjIfje 03 13pI0 A We hear by a Letter that His Excellancy the Go- vernor has received from Governdr De Lancey, T hat the Aflembly of New York did, on the 24th of laft Month, agree to give £. 2,500 to relieve the unhappy Sufferers by Fire in the Town of Beflon. (W bich Sam is equal to 6,250 Dallars.) On the 19:h Inft. His M:jelty’s Ship Scarborcugh, Captain Stoct, arrived at New-York from South- Carolina. We learn, by a Velel from Gibraltar, whichar- rived at Salem, That one of His MsjeRy’s Sloops of 16 Guns and 75 Men, had taken a fine new French Ship of 2z Guns and 170 Men, fizted for a Privateer, but wasladen with Stores, bound from Marleilles for Martineco, and fent her into Gibraltar. Captains Evers, Willfon and Watt left Port/fmouth about 34 Days ago, in Company with the Virginia and Quebec Fleets, the former confilting of 5o Sail, under Convoy of a 60 Gun Suip, the latter cf 17 Sail with Stores for Quebec, were under Convoy of the Devonthire and Kingfton Men of War of 64 Guns each : Capt. Evers, " who kept Company with the Quebcc Fleet, informs, that they met with very hard Gales of Wind when about 270 Leagues to the Weft- ward of Scilly, whercby 3 or 4 Storefhips received fome Damage, by lofin} their Mafts, Yards, &c. And the Men of War being obliged to lay to, Capt. Evers proceeded.on hifVoyage ; and doubts not, according to the Winds they atierwards had, that the above Ships are by this Time got into the River St. Law- rence. He allo informs, thac three Men of War and a Number of Tranfports, having about 6000 Men and Horle on boerd, had fail’d from the Nore, to rein- force the Allied Army in Germany, under Prince Ferdinand. | That the French were fo much elated upon their Privateer’s taking (o rich a Piize as the Thames from Leghorn, fuppos’d to be worth near £. 100,000 Sterling, that they had fitted out 14 large Privateers to cruize about the Chops of the Channel, but that by the Vigilance of fome of our cruizing Ships of War five of them were taken, and the others drove into Port, fo that the Channel is now clear’d of them. In Capt. Watt came feveral Paflengers, viz. the brave General WinsLow, who in feveral Enterprizes againft the Enemy, during the prefent War, has had the chief Command of the Provincial Troops, and was at the taking the French Fort of Beaufejour, in Nova Scotia, in 1755, and on the Expedition to Crown Point in 1756 : He was welcemed athore by a vaft Croud of Pcople, all exprefling their Joy upon the fafe Arrival of fo experienced an Officer to his native Land. The Rev. Mr. James Grayton, of Roxbury, and the Rev. ——~ Mr. Bayley, of Beverly, two young Gentlemen who lately went from hence to receive Epifcopal Ordination ; Mr. Grayton for Chrift’s Church in this Town, and Mr. Bayley for a Church to be eftablithed at Pownalborough, on Ken- nebeck River. Capt Warner, late of the Ship Ame- rica, who was taken on his P:flage from hence for London, laft Fall. Jofeph Morfe. Efq; Naval Officer for the Port of New London ; and fcveral other gen- tlemen. We hear that Capt. John Rous, Commander of the Sutherland Man of War, died lately at Portfmouth, of a fever. A French Privateer got among the Weft India Fleet oft Torbay, and took four Vefl:ls, one bound to Montferrat, a Snow bound to' Gaudaloupe, and a Brig, where bound unknown:. We bear from Albany, that about ten Days ago two of the Regulars were taken Prifoners and carried off by the Enemy. Laf Friday Night Capt. 4tkins arrived bere in eight Days from Newfoundland, and informs, that one of bis Majefly's Sloops of War with a Fleet of about 50 Sail of Merchantmen, were arrived there in 22 Days from Plymouth. Saturday laft a Sloop arrived kere from Louifbourg in 7 Days, with Difpatches for his Excellency General Amberf}. which were bro’t there by one of his Majefly's Ships of War, and Yefierday Morning an Expre/s [at out from hence for dibary. By ber we learn, that Col. Baftide, with a Company of Migers was arrived there, in oraer to demolilb the Works at that Place. PORTSMOU T H. The fecond of laft Month died at Durham, the Honorable SAMUEL SMITH, Efg; about feventy Years ot Age, One ot His Majefty’s COUNCIL for this Province ; who has left a very plentiful Eftate. From she New-York GAZETTE, of May 26. Friday the 16th Inftant, May, in the Afternoon, the Race Horfe Bomb, Capt. M‘Cartney, arrived at Bofton from Quebec, with Difpatches for General Ambherft. By her our Advices from Quebec are, That Monfieur Vaudreuille, on the 26th of April, befieged that Place with a Body of not lefs than 12 or 15,000 Men, ereting two 18 Pounders (which were foon difmounted by our Batteries) and entrenching themfelves round the Town : That Governor Mur- ray, on the 28th, marched out 2700 of his Ganifon on the Plains of Abrzham, repulfed the Enemy’s At- tacks three different Times, and obliged them to quit their Eatrenchments : That our People flufh’d with this Succefs, and too foon quitting their Lines, in order to purfue the Enemy, their Ardor carried them fomewhat too far, into a Wood, where they were feverely flinked by the Enemy, and sfter feveml {mart Rallies, being overpowered by Numbers, were obliged to retreas, and got into the Garrifon: That our Lofs, on this Occifion, by the Returns mace of killed, wcunied, and 1aken Piiloners, are about 1c00, among which, "twas faid, thei¢ weie near £o Cfiicess 5 and on the Side of the Eonemy, there were noc lefs than 4000 {{ome Accounts make it §000) : Pnat cur Artillery was feived exuemelv weil, and did great Execution ; but that the Officers thereof fuff:red confiderably : That M+jor Goddin had loft an Arm, and in 2 dangerous Way : That of the Highi:nd Grenadiers, Major Hufley, end Capt. McDonald, were killed, wich near 80 of his Company : That the Grenadiers in general fuff:red prodigiocfly : That the Colonels Welch and Barion were both wounded ; and that Colonel Young was taken Prifoner. We are further inform’d by Letters from Bofton, That Governor Murray had turned all the French Inhabitants out of the City : That the Englith Mer- chants, and others, affit in doing Daty, and keeping of Watch ; that the Place could hold out at leaft = Month ; and that Mr. Murray was determined not to be taken eafily : That the three Frigates which were left at Montreal, or Trois Revieres, were come down, and landing their Cannon (18 Pounders) when the Race Horfe came away. Custom House, PiscaTaway, Junes. ExTer'D IN, Brig Mury, Samuel Noldred, faom Barbados. Brig Britannia, Reuben Abbot from Barbados. Sloop Hynd, Thomas Warren, from Barbados. Schooner Little Betfey, JohnOram, from N.Caroling, Province oF New-Hamesuire, June 6. 1760. JJ Hereas there are fundry BON DS now in the Treafury given with Sureties, by Perfons who feveral Vears paft received Money out of the Tréajury for Inlifiing Voluntiers, or other Services in the feveral E xpeditions againfl CROWN PoinT and Canapa, e, who have not, agreable to the Condivions of their refpeflive Bonds, fettied with the Treafurer and Committee : / NOTICE is hereby given to all fuch delinquent Obligers and their refpective Sureties ( except thole only who are now in the prefent Expedition ) that unlefs they immediately fettle with the T'reafurer and Committee, "the faid BONDS will ( agreable to Vote of the General Aflembly) be put in Suit againft them refpetively without any other or further Notificationz By Oxder, THEODORE ATKINSON, Sef. Imported from LONDON In the laft Ships, and TO BE SOLD By WILLIAM TEMPLE, At bis Stare on the Parade, by Wholefale and Retails Jor Cafb or fbort Credit, A Variety of Englith GOODS, the Particulars of which will be in our next. BT R ERRT VLB RER R XL L LR L LR TR LELTE Next Thur{day, the 12th Init. Will be SOLD by Publick VENDUE, by Stephen Evans, at the Houle of Epbrairzs Hanfon, Innholder in Dover, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, . e . fal A Variety of Englith GOODS, Woollen and Linnen ; and many other Articles, 5 The Lady's Anfwer to the Advertifement, da.ted Portfmouth, the 21/} of May 1760, as a Caveat againft giving ber Credit, &¢. coming to Hand too late, muft be deferr’d *till eur mext. Newington, Fune 4. 1760. T Hefe are to give NOTICE to the Proprietors of the Townthip of Barnfieed in the Province of New Hampthire, ‘That the Annual Meeting ftands Adjourned to Wednefday the z5th of June Inftant at One of the Clock in the Afternoon, at the Houle of Hutfon Peavey, Tonholder in Newing- ton in faid Province, in order to confult onany Thing, or pafs any Votes that may be for the Encoursgement or to forward the [ettling faid Townfhip. Fofoua Pickring, : fo4] Nebemiab Furber, Sele&t Men Binjamin Adams. PURSUAN’I‘ to a LICENCE from the Honorable the Judge of Probate for the Province of New Hampthire, WILL BE SOLD at Publick Vendue by Thomas Simpfon and Magaret Nealy, Adminifirators to the Eftate of Matbew Nealy late of Nottingham, deceafed, on Thurfday the 19th of June Inftant, at Ten o'Clock before Noon, at the Houle of Mr. Robert Kalfy's in [2id Nottingham, One Hundred and fixteen deresin the fecond Range of the third Divifion, and is Part of the Lot No. 14. and One Hundred Acres in the Lot No. zs. in the 8th Range in faid Nottingham: The above Premifes was Part of the Eftate of the faid deceafed, and are to be Sold for the Payment of his Debts, &c. Conditions of Sale to be feen on the Day of Sale. Nottingham, Jane 3. 1760. 3 UST Imported, and to be Sold on board the Brig ] Brotherhood, Capt. Thomas Beare, )ying at Col. Warner’s Wharfe; Choice Newcaftle COAL, and beft Londen Crown Glafs, 8 by i0, & 7 by 9: