The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, July 4, 1760, Page 1

i t FKIDAY, Jorvy: 4. 1760, . ' T HE . - ' . ‘BOSTON, June 26. : A T AMES of the Officers Killed, Wounded, apd taken Prifoners without the Walls of Quebee, 28th of Aprid, 1760. ) ; ; XVith Regiment. / < Yient. Moxewell, fen. killed. Capt.. Lieut,, Coburn, Licutenants Mackey, « Latbeart, Vinter, Ervin, Lockbart, Enfigns Montgomery, Barbut, Mitls, Barker, Monneyperny, ali wounded, and Enfign Hamilten wounded and Prifoner. . XXVIlith Regiment. - Colonel #alfa, Major Dalling, Captains Spann, Mickel. Jon, Kepple, Licutenants Faffal/, Brewn, Pbibb:, Exfigns - Gilmer, Shepberd, Beal, all wounded. : i XXXVith Regiment. Capt. Juce, wounded and Prifoner, Lieut: Brown, and Enfign Lyfaight, wounded. ' v XLIIId Regiment. Capt. Skey, wounded, Capt. Maitland, wounded and Prifoner, Lieut. Clemens, wounded, Lieut. Ly/aight and Enfign Maw, both wounded and Prifoners. .+ XLVIIth Regiment. Major Huffey, killed, Capt. Archibaldand Lievt. Sheriff, both wounded snd Prioners, Lieutenants Forrefler, -Baffet, Stratford, and Ever, wounded, the laft died of his Wounds, Lieut Gibfon, killed, Enfigns Eu/bin and Hanfie/d wounded. : hE XLVIIIth Regiment, Captains Sir Fames Coburn, and Barbut, Lieutenants HWaterboufe, Boyee, Crowe, Moore, Davers, Enfigns ' Campbell, Fobnfon, and Mcllvain, wounded, Enfign Nicbolfon, killed.” - . : : LVIILk Regiment. Enfign Conzway, killed. e 114 Battalion of Royal Americans, i) .Enfignu Steel, and McDanald, wounded. \ / : 1IId Batislion. _ Colonel Young, Prifoner, Captains Fe/b and Chartres wounded, Lieut. Forbes killed, Lient. Faz/b wounded { and Prifoner, Lieuts Campbell; Grant, Stepbenfen, Lewis, Fertes, Enfigns Pinckney, Hill, Stuart, snd Mackay wwounded, the laft died of his Wounds. ! i ... LXIITd Regiment. af ; : \ Colonel Frafer, Capts Cameron, Fobn Camphell, Alex- , ander Fayer, Mc Leod wourded, Capt Licut Donald | McDona'd killed, Capt Lieut Charles Mc Donald woun- ded, Licuts Cofmo” Gordon killed, Arehibald Campbell wounded, Hefior Mr Donald killed, Donald Mc Bean, Alexander Frafer, lenr. Alexander Frafir, junr. Archi- bald Mc Allifier, Jokbn Chifarm, Simon Frajer, {evr. §i: ! mon Frafer, yanr. Malcolm Frafer, Alexander Frafer of the Grenadiers, and Domzid Mc Nea! wounded, Lieut Alexander Campbell wounded and Priloner, Enfigns - Henry Munroe, Robert Menzines, Charles Stuart, Dun- ean Cameron,>William Robertfon, Alexander Gregorfon, Arthur Rofe wounded, Enfign Malcoim Frafer killed. e . Royal Artillery. : « Major Godwin, 24 Liewts. Heatheoat and Seott, Lieuts of the Fireworkers, Davidfon and Cock wounded. Chief Engineer Major Mac Keller wounded. " . Ranger. Capt. Hazzer wounded: . Y . The Return of the Killed, Wounded and Prifoners, ‘of the Privates belonging to each Regiment, is not yet come to Hand-. - e e e ] An ACCOUNT of the March and other Tran/- aftions of the French' Army under the Coms- i mand of the Chevalier De Levi, from ibe .. 18tbof April, 1760. ; . o ON‘ the 17th of April we left MonRea!, under the : Command.of Morfieur Levi, with the following Batralions of Regulare, Canadians and [ndiavs. One Battalion of the Queen’s Regiment, 500 Men, ( One ditto Regiment of Bayard, 500 One ditto ‘Guienne, , 500 One ditto Languedoc, §oo i One ditto Laffarre, 500 e " . One ditto Rouifillon, =~ 500 _ "T'wo ditto Berry, 1000 [ Two ditto Marine, 1000 0 all ten Battalions ; but as they were defedive the * whole is fuppofed to have amounted to 4500 Regulars, |, , + befides 6000 Cavadians, of which 200 were mounted ! and formed a Body of Horfe, 250 Indians of the lro- quois and other Nations. Our Provifions, Ammunition and heavieft Baggage were carricd down in 6 Frigates .. from 44 .t0 26 Guns, who had under their Convoy a o great Number of Schooners, Battoes, and other {mall " Craft for the Army. We had nine Days March from 9 MontReal to Carouge, and the tenth Day arrived on ' the Plains of Abraham, three Lesgues * from Quebec : N Eievey Companies of Grenadiers advinced while the Reft of the Army were pofted in the Houfes, on each Side of the Ronad leading f-om Carouge to Quebec : e A be Erench oft times put Leagues jor Miles, N ¢W-Hampfhire _' ’ At about half a Lesgue’s Diftance wé met an advance Party of the Englifh, with whom we had theee erfour diftant Skirm:fhes, i'their Retreat tothe Town. The 28:h, about nine in the Morning, we perceived the Body of the Englifh Garrilon in' Motion, beating the Genersl, at ten were formed the Regiments of Rouifillon and Maxwell:x Laffarre in the Cebtre, the- Regiments of Guienne, {Bayard's and Queen’s on the Right, and the Regiments of Languedoc, Berry, wnd the Grenadiers on the Lelt, we formed & Line threbdeep, oad in the Intevvals of theRegulars were pofted the €anadians. The Bartalions of Marine with the Indians were edvantageoufly pofted in the Entrance of a Wood : The Englifh advanced with great Refolutian, with their Field Pieces in Front, 2ad their firft Impreffion was fo violent as to oblige our Center to give Way, but we foon recovered our Difor- dere, and continued returning the Compliment of their Fire : OurWings at the fameTime advanced and formed a Semicircle upon the Enemy's Flanks, whereupon they thought proper to re:urn into the Town, leaving us the - Field; their Artillery,and above 2000 EntrenchingT'ools. In this A&ion Monf. Bou La Mare commanded on the Right, Monf. Dumas in the Center, and the Chevalier Levi on the Left. We opened Ground that Evenirig, - and continued our Workiill the 7th of May, when we began to batter the Walls with 12 Iron Pieces of 12 Pounders, which continued until the Arrival of the Van- guard, which Monf{. Levi imagining to be only the foremoft of a large Reinforcement, raifed the Siege, after nailing up fome of his battering Cannon, and leaving the heavieft of his Baggage behind, the Artillery taken from the Englith having been fent up the River in one of the Ships. I compute in the A&iton on the 28:h of Apiil, our Lofs about Eighteen Hundred. killed and wounded.” ‘When we left MontReal it was in 2 weak State of Defence, not sbove ten Pieces of indifferent Carnnon mournted on the Walls, The Garrifon 2000 Men, moitly Canadians ; but there does not appear any Scarcity of Provifions. [ Thus farthe French Account.] Laft Saturday His Honor the Lieut. Governor was pleafed to prorogue the Great and General Court or - Aflembly ot this Province unio Wednelday the jzoth of July next ;. having before fign’d his Confentto the enalting the following engrofs'd Bills, viz. - An A& coimpower #7illiam Bollan, and Fobn Pow- nall, E'qrs. to receive fuch Sums of Money as have been afhigned to the Pravince of the Maffachufetts Bay, out of the Grant made by the Parliameat ot Great Bri- tain, for the Expences incurred by the refpe&tive Pro- vinces in North- America, inthe Levying, Cloathing, and Pay of the Troops raifed in the Ycar One Thou- fand feven Hundred and fitty eight. .. An A& impowering William Bollen, E(q; and in cafe ke is prevented by Sicknels or Death, Barlow Lrecotbick, F.’q; to receive the Sum which is or fhall be afligned to the Province of the Maffackufests Bay, out of the Sum of Tews Hundred Thoufand Pounds Sterling, granted by the.Parliament of Grezs-Britain, for the Expence in- curred by the refpeQive Provinces in North America, in the levying, cloathing, and Pay of the. 'T'roopsraited by the fame, in the Year-of our Lo:d One Thoufand feven Hundred and fifty-ninc. , / An A& for granddy the Sum of Three Hyuvdred Pounds For the fupport of Fis' Houer the Lieut. Go- vernor and Commander in Chief. An A& for fapplying the Trealury with the Sum of One Hundred and Eight Thoufand Pounds, to be thence ifTaed for diicharging the Publick Debts, and drawing the fame into the Trealury sgain. An A& to fupply the Prealfwy with the Som of Seventy Thouland two Hundred ard fourtcen Pounds. . An A& for spportioning aud affeffing the Sum of Ninety Seven Thoufond three Hundred and firty five Peunds thirteen Skillings, &c. An A& to continue the Losn of Three Thoufand five Hundred Pounds in the. Town of Bofton. An A& to authorize and impower Denjamin Pratt, Fobn Worthingten, and Fo/eph Hawley, Eiqes. to vani- 2t certain Affairs of this Province refpeéting the unap- propriated Lands«in the Weftern Part thereof. An A& for the better rebui'ding that Part of the Town of Baflor, which was laid waite by the late Fire; and for preventing Fire in that Town for the. fuiure. An A& for the more cafy Divifion and Diftribution of inteftate Eftates. An A& in Addition to an A& intitled, An A& for the betier Regulating the Choice of Petit Jurors. An A& for ercéiing and eftablithing two new Coun- ties in the Eafterly Patt of the Conty of Yur#. [(One of the Countiés, wheresf Falmoith is the Shire- Town, by the Name of Cgmbk{land. the otber, whereof Pewmalberough is the Shire Town, by the Narme of Lincoin An A& for reviving and continving fundry Laws that are expired or near expiring, .. . Nuyms. 196. GAZETTE. “ 'fo}e:'gh and Domeflzcfi L O. N D:O. Ny April g The fulliwing preliminary articles for a gemiral pa cification. are handed about in Helland. {. That France thall withdraw her armics from Germany. . . i o ; ¢ i 1I. * ‘That Britain fhall likewile recall ‘her nationsk troops from that country, and difcharge thole of the allies at prefent in her pay. B IIT. That the French fhall entirely evacuate Cankds, and ablolutely and irredeemably cede that territory 10.the Britifh Crown § thac sl their en- croachments in North America Thall be, bona file, cvicuated and delivered up; snd that new lihits and boundaries betwix: the (e:itiements of both nations, in cthat quarter of the world, fhall be marked out by Commiliaries, on boh fides, appointed for that pur- pole. g gk ; 1V. ‘That_ the forifications of Ifle Royal, or Cazpe Breton, fhall be demolifhed, and the ifland en- tirely abandoned by both natons; and. that the fet- tling there of any of the natives ot Britain or France, or thofe of any other couniry, bearing commiffioh from either 'of thofe Crowns, fhall be underftood as a declaration of war. V. Thatthe pofleflion of the iflinds of Guada- loupe, Murigalanie. &c. be cornfirmed to Briain, and the Weft India ifl:s, commonly called the neg- tral Iflinds, be abandoned by France; as fipulated by the treaty of Aix la Chapel. VI. That the fland of Minorca by yiclded to + France. TRy r 3 VII. That Senegal and Goree, on the_African coaft, be ceded to Great Britain. . VIIL. That the Englith Eaft India Company fhall be indemnified for the demolifliing of Fort Si. Davids, and the bombardment of Madrafs IX. Thatall the fhips taken before or fince the declaration of war, fhall rémain the preperty of the captors. ; X. That the priloners of war on both files fhall be exclanged; one for one, and a5, after the (2id pro- poled exchange, there will remain in Britain upwards of 20,000 prifoners, France fhall, in confideration of their being fet at liberty, make payment of the fum of , as their ranfom. XI.. That France fhall give hoftages for the eva- cuation of Canada, and the Neutral iflinds, and for payméent of the fums, &c. " R B S OB D B R B - f}?’Pg}R&?s?wofi?fl : The foilowing Lines wiuld have been inferted before, bad Roum permitted ; however, if thePortraiture be gens: ine, (as no doubt it is) the inferting tkem now will be as agreeble as if the Honey Mson was not expired. ,. AY all the Pow’rs of Harmony comoine, ! May every friendly Mufe ia Concert join, | T’ «ffift th’ unequal Bard’s unequsl Song, ‘ For heavenlySirains to NupiialeJoys belong. When Adam firft in Paradife' was plac’d. Nature with. ail her richeft Garb;: was grac'd 3 Creation’s felf, confe{s’d his loraly Sway, And own’d fubmiffive *vwas their Rightt’ obey; Yet as the choiceit Blefling ftill of Heaven, r To crown them al), s Wife, an Eve was givin; - B The raptur'd Man, pleas’d the dear Boon to own, (f Wich Tranfport;, takes a Partner to his Throae. -~ 4 So now when STrREPHON is to C&L1a join'd, '['hey but compleat what Heaven at ficlt defign’d 3 For all that know what Graces. ezch adorn, ) Confels that fe for bim, and be for ber was bornl No Flameimpure their virtuous Souls could fire,. But gen'rous, matuzl Love, - their Breafts inpire 5, No mean, or fordid Views, has fix'd their Choice, But Worth alone dn both direéts their Voice. Happy the Youth pofle(s’d of fuch a Bride ! Happy the Nymiph to_fuch a Youth ally’d! . No more.fhall colder Friendthip Blefliogs boaft, Friendthip itfelf: in Love like this is loit. : O virtuous Pair | Tong may you happy live, And to yourjoyful :Friends their W ithes give 3 While you O Strephon, (if I might prefage) V/ill be a Blefling w0 the prefent Age; Held by your Hand, fhall sickLy MorTALS rife, 1 And waft their SAviouR’s Praife above the Skics. Nor Celia lefs among the Female Throng, Shall be the Subjed of their prateful Song ; Her tender virtwods Soul, will wide difpenfe, J¢’s gende Rays, and foread it’s Influence., Hail bappy Pair! may Heav’n indulgenc (hed, I0's geatle Bréflings en your Nup.dal Bed-: Frowm whence, O ‘may there Spring a worthy Race,. Who (like their Parents chis) (hall future Agesgrace. Long may you flourifh on this earthly Stage , Aud finifh as beguna happy Age : "I'ten Jate, Oh late | may you together rife, Guarded by focial Angels to the Skies.