The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, October 10, 1760, Page 4

e Prince Ferdinands Head Quarters at SaxenbaufenYaly 11. The French army under the command of Maifh .l Broglio, quiited their camp at Neudade, the 8:h inft. at night and marched towards Franckenberg : fome ‘time siter -which we received advice, that M. de St. Germain was in motion, and dire@ed his march to- wards Brilon and Corbec. "Our army began its march likewife on the 8th, at three o’clock in the afternoon, - and arrived in the morning of the g h upon the heights of Breunzu, not far irom Woldengen. The advanced corps under the command of the Hereditary Piince of Bruniwick, was fent forwards from thence as far as Saxenhaufen after having been reinforced by fome bat- talions and iquadrons under M jor General Griffin. “The army refumed its march on the 1oth at 2 o'clock in the morning : Aad the fame morning, the Hereditary Prince advanced from Sixznhaufen towards Corbach, where he found the enemy already formed : Bat, judg- joz them to be not yet very numerous, end their whole force sgaiuft him not to exceed 10.000 foo', and 17 {qaadrons, heformed a defign of diiving that corps back ; and thus engagement was brought on, end bs- came cx'reamly hot about 2 o’clock in the afternoon. The enemy being continually reinforced “with freh troops, and having the {uperiority of numbers; and a large artillery, the Prince found it not peflible tadillodge them from their poft: And as there was no necefliny of miintaining that one which he himfelf occupied, ( our'saain army being arrived at S xzphaufen ) and it not being practicable for them to come up in time to fuftain the Hereditary prince in his polt; orders were fent him by Prince Ferdinand to rejoin the army, part of which was then formed. Accordingly,the Hereditary Prince made his difpofitions for a retreat, which was attended with a like confufion among fome of our bat- talions and fquadrons. The enemy obferving this, prefled very brifkly upon our troops,-both wiih their artillery and a large body of cavilry. Our baitalions would hive fuffcred confiderable hereby, had it it not been for the bravery of the Hereditary Piince, who patting himfelf 2t the head of one of Blind’s fquadrons, snd of Howard's regiment of dragoons, charged the eacmy fo furioufly as to enable our infanuy to make a fsfe retreat. Fifteeen pieces of cannon,how - cver, fell into the hands of the enemy, which could not be carried off for want of the horfes that were kil- led in the a&ion. Qur lofs in men, killed, wounded, and prifoners may amount to 500. General Count Kie!m'nagge diftinguithed himfelf greatly in this atair, s well as M:jor General Griffis, with two Britifh bat- talions of Brudensil and Carr: and particularly one fqusdron of Bland’s commanded by Major Mill, and Howards regiment of dragoons: and the troops in general fhewed great goodwill and alacrity. The Herecitary Prince was wounded in the fhoulder, but not dipgeroufly ; and it is hoped will appear again in _afew days. We are encamped upon the heights of Saxenhaulen, as the French are upon thofe of Corbach. Gencral Sparcke is cxpe&ed 1o oin us foon. I 0N DU N Fuly 26. Wedneday the Buckingham and Naflau men of war, srrived in the Downs with the Leeward Mlind floe under their convey, confifting of abour 70 fa:l On the 21ft dy’d, Johin Turner, aged abouat 64, whofe Elabiiation was a Garret in Braad S:. Giles’s ; he lived very retired, and always went in ragged Clothes : during his illne’s, which was three Weeks, he would not fuffer any Perfon to go nzar his Bed ; upon S:archiog, a‘ter his Death, they found two Can- vas Bigs, one undereisch Arm, which had to the amount of 135 . in money, moit of which wasin Half Crown pleces. \ Vet saay fevers! hales of cloathing, befides a con- nitirary Qoges, were fhipped at L3 1antity of d e Powar Whaael, fas his Majetiy’s forces in INorti Amesica. 8 Afew Inays fince zs Mc William Davis, a yorog G:ntleman of Caermarchen, South Wales, “was Fith ing in & Boat a linle Diltance from the above Place, he caught, a {mall Soa!, and juft bi:ing the Head, as the "Coftsm there is, in order to kill it, the Fifh flipped fo far down his Throat as o choak him immediately. Thurfday Evening as a Girl was throwing fome Water out of a Houle in Addls fireet, 2 Woman pafl ioz by accidentally received fome ofthe Water upon her Clothes which put her into fo greata Paflion, that fhe drew a Kuife out of her Poctet and cut the Girl's "Phroat, which was dire€ily fewed up by a Surgeon, but the Girl is in great Danger. The Womsan was {ent im: _mediately to Wood ftreet Compter. We hear from Shropfhire, that an Osk was lately fell’d near Ludlow in that County, the Dimenfions of which are as follows, viz 36 Tons of Timber, 42 Cords of Wood, 200 Park Ples, and four Cords and a H.lf of Brickets. A Bough broken off before the T'ree was fell'd, which weigh'd feven Tons and a Half. Two Mecn were employed a month in ftocking it. The Tree was valued at 138 1. We learn from Paris, that feveral Perfons of Dif- tinétion having interefted them‘elves with the King in_ favour of the Count de St. Germain, who hath made fo much Noile, his Msjefty was on the Point of par- doning him, when a Dilcovery was made, that the Count was a Spy of the King of Pruffia’s at the French Court, and his Agent with Madam Pompadour. ¢ The Affiir of the Dutch is now made up, snd Col. Cliva bhas delivered !’n_ck the Ships to the Dutch, on their giving Security to pay £. 100,000 for the Damage the Enlifh futtained in the two Engsgements.” Tie above Letter, adds, that the Hardwick had like- wife an Engsgement at Mifulipatam, with a French Man of War of 26 Guns, whE’ch “fhe obliged to fheer off. In the Engsgement M had thiee Men kilicd and foir wounded. ‘This Ship has been unlucky in her nefs, &e. fince her leaviog V! ge having loft by Mate, Puorfer, and near cne E 12 and, the Capt. Seco half of her Hands. PHILADELPHIA, 8S:pt; 235. The Ship Endeavour, Capt. Y gfke, bound-in from Batbados, was lcft the 13th [nftan’, on Chincoteague Shoals; when the Cargo as well as the Veflel was en- tirely Joft, "and one whiie Man, anl 8 or g Negroes drowned. To the Printer of the Bofton News Letter. Hen I heard the generous Terms granted to the \ Inhabitants of Canada, it reminded me of a fhort Charaéter of the Biitifh Nation, wrote no longer ago than lat May, by a Foreigner then in London ? which you are requefted to publifh at this Time. &5 After giving an account of the many Charities in that City, particularly of cloathing the numerous poor French Prijonersin the Kingdom, i Author concludes thus, \ —_K W]LL not This give you a great and venerable 1dea of the Englith Nation : Of which, was 1in a feew Words todraw the prefent Charalter, 1would Jay, It is a warlike axd soealthy Nation Jull of Glory, and fall of Rickes ; Jerfible of its own Heppinefs, and blft with the moft barmonious Union. Abounding with” the beft Bemewolence, generous, bumane, charitable ; bap #y in 'a Monarch, the Delight of bis Pesple 5 happy in a Prince, the Heir of his Grard Father’s Throxe and Virtues, anduniver fally eficem d for bis amiable Qualities : bappy in a Minilter, the Phanix of bis Times, the Sconrge of Krance, the glory and delight of Britain.— Happy in all Things, which a free and great People can defire. - And if Profperity dsih not relax them ; if they perfevere in Valour and Vertue; perfevere to deferve and to draw doson the Protedion of Heaven, by [fuch Deeds, a5 at pre Jent difiinguifb them — Their Enemies can entertain but Feeble” Hopes.— For if Gov'be on their Side, bsw fpail they not do great Alls 2 * % When France deferves fuch a Charafter, it will be a bappy Prelude to_ that important Time, when the Nations fball learn VW ar no more ! S E b T ADV-ERTISEMENTS. Exeter, Ofaber 9. 1760. Jobn Fowle Eclining the Retail Way of Trade, and intending to go into the Wholefale Method, gives NoTIcE, That for the Spice of a Month longer, he will fell fundry Sorts of WesT Inp1a 2nd Enctisu GOODS ex:reamly cheap by Retsil ; the Particulars” are 100 tedious for an Advestifement at prefent ; but_the fol- lowing may ferve for a Specimen, vis. Weft fadia Rum, Sugar, Molsfles, Sals, Bohea Tea, white aud tiiped Hoflends, 7 eight and 3qrs. Garlets, Checks of feveral Sorts, Broad Cloth. Camblet, Duroy, D> wlafs, beft of Kerley, Catlary Ware, Stone Tea CQups and Sawcers, Druggs. Books, Psper, Numegs and Pepper, finithing Nails, Pipes and ‘I'obacco, Tin Ware, Tafhcy and Linnen Handkerchiefs, Bed Tick, Caps, Gar:ering, Ribbons, Pins, Calicoes, Shaloan, Ruffel, Calimanco, Hats, Frying Pans, Swanfkin, Beaver Coating, Womeas and Boys Stockings, Ruflia Sheeting, Buckram, and fome Trimming for Cloaths, &c. &c. &c. >He will alfo take an honeft Man about 35 Years of Age into Partnerfhip for three or five Yecars, and advance for him 7 Hundred Pounds Stesling in Stock ; Provided he can write a tolerable Hand, his Capacity be adapted to Trade, and hath two or Three Hundred Pounds Steiling of his own ; whether he was bred & Merchant or not. TO BE SOLD, At Publick Vendue, At the Houfe of Mr. Fobn Stavers, Incholder in Portf- mouth, on Wednelday next, at Three o'Cleck in the Adlternoon, » A few New Negroes, Lately Imported in the Snow General TOWNSHEND, Moxsisur Bunsury Commaander, from the Welt Indies. T P P NS A4 S TS FE THESE are to NOTIFY the Proprietors of the Townfhip of Barnfteed, in the Province of New Hampthire, that the Annual Meeting ftands Adjourned to Tucfday the 28th of O&tober Inft. at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, at the Houfe of Hutfon Peavey's, Innholder in Newington, in faid Province ; and voted at the laft Meeting for each Pro- prietor Four Pounds Old Tenor, who are defired to bring their Money, and "thofe delinquent Perlons ‘that have not paid their refpe&ive Sum in order to defray the Coft ; ‘or pafs any Votes that may be for the En- couragement, or to forward the feitling faid Townfhip. Jossua PICKERING, Nengmian FurBuR % Sele&t Men Benjamin Apams, —n. — et S—— NEWBURY Lottery Tickets to be fold by the Printer of this Paper. ¥ TRAYED ot STOIEN {fom a Pallure in Port/mouth, New Himrflite, on the 11th of Sepiember laf, a dark colou.’ MARE} natural Pacer, ahout Four Years old, Mous cdlou’d Nofe and Flanks. Whoever tzles up faid MARE, or gives Information ‘o Themas [15ll o Geffs Town'(the O wner) or James Dwyer of Portfmouth, S5: Fol-~ fom of Exeter, or Simuel Rankin of Londo that the Owrer-may have fail MARE agaiv, (all Two DOLLARS Reward, (or if S:clen, will inform either of faid Perfons who the Thiefis, (o that he may be convifted, fhall have TWELVE DOLLARS) and all neceflary Charges paid by Tnomas Harr, v Ay Sy mren) syt A o) St A ) s PN Hawmrroyn, September 24:h. 1760. Fonathan Moulion JErcby informs his Cultomers and others, That he hath a large Affor:ment of WINTER GOODS, that will bz op:aed and ready for Sale by the Six<h of O&bober next,viz. Broad Cloths from the higheft to the loweft Prices, with almoft every ather Kind of Cloths, Trimings, &c. which he will Sell very reafonable either by Wholefale or Retail.. Likewile 2d, 44, 63, 8d, 104, zod, & 30d Nails, German Sieel, Phi- ladelphia Iron, foms= tlour, Powder and Shot by the Hundred or fmaller Quantity ; & full AfD>riment of London Pewter, which he will fell at 32/ Old Tenor per Pound for ready Cafh, and cheaper by larg: Qun- tities ; good Brafs Kettles at 48 /. per Pound ; Choice BOHEA TEA at /. 7 the fingle Pound; £.6 108 by the Dozen, and 7 6 §s. by the Huadred ; it can be recommended to be extream good ; fundry Sorts of Fruits and Spices ; and a full Affortment of blsck Silks, Gloves, &c which he will fell at the lowelt Advance to fupply Funerals, &c. N. B. Good Attendance may be expeited from Eight 0’Clock in the Morning "dll Eight inthe Evening. e o TO0 BE_SOLD By Ammi Rubamab Cutter, At his Shop near the State-Houfe, CHmce Teneriffe, Malaga, Claret, and other WINES ; very pood Brandy, Salt Petre, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Figs, Currants Alfo, Lynfeed O¢l, and Painters Colours ; —where may be had freh MEDICINES, cheap for Cath or reafon- able Credit. - To be Sold by George Boyd, Choice BOHEA TEA, at £.7 a Pound. TO [EE SOL_D rEAasoNaBLE For READY CASH, A fine Tra& of LAND, fituate on Ceps Elizabeth, containing about Eighty Acres.— Enquire of Capt. Fames drbuckle st York. ALL Perfons having BOOKS their Pofliflion, borrowed. of Sir WiLLiam PeppeRRELL, Bart. now decealed, are hereby defired to return them to his Exccutrix, to prevent the Trou- ble of a particular Appiication to them for the fame. JOSEPH WHIPPLE, At bis STORE on Spring Hill, Gives Three Pounds ten Shillings Old Ten. for good FLAX SEED Y o A o Ao s ) N ) et e e (N &> Warrantee and Quitclaim -Deeds, Bonds, Jultices Writs, Indentures, Powers of Attor- ney, and Bills of Lading, fold by ‘the Printer. M(\MM’\W\W\ P e rwI e Py FUST PUBLISH’D, and Sold at the Printing-Office in Portfmouth, Narrative of the uncommon Suferingsand furpsizing Deliverance of BRITON HAMMON, a NEGRO MAN—Servant. to General WINSLOW, of Marfhfield, in New England ; who re- turned to Bofton,after having been abfent almoft 1 3Y eare: — Containing an Account of the many Hardfbips ke under - swint from the Time be left bis Mafler’s Houfe, in the Year 1747, to the Time of bis Retury to Bifloy.— Hew ke was caft away in the Capes of Florida 5 — the borrid Cruclty and inkuwan Barbarity of the Indians in murdering the while Ship’'s Crew ;- the Manner of his being carried by them into Captivity. Aljo, An Account of bis being confined Four Years and Seven Months in a clofe Dungeon, —And the remarkable Manner in which be met with bis good old Matter inLondon s whorcturned to New England, a Poffenger, in the fame Ship. L % s AT IOTY 16, ot Dy <BR:209 £OIW L 20y 58 Hb 4 s D R RS Y D 4 K A few York Lottery Tickets to be fold by the Printer hercof. PorTsMouTH ; Printed by D. Fowle.