The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, October 31, 1760, Page 2

S— o —— T — 5 Aacks in pieces, and fcattered the contents. L0 N.D © N Aug 2z By aletter from Hanover we aretold, that 120 wound- ed men of Elliot’s light ho:fe, who were placedin Cal- fel and Menden, unluckily fell into the hands of the French when they took poffcffion of thofc places. [By the return fent to England, the wounded of this regl- ment amounted only to 50.] A letter from Freyenhagen mentions, that fome de- tachments from the allied army had furprized a convoy of flour deftined for M. Broglio’s army, had cutthe A French poftilion was taken at the fame time. A battalion of Frerch militia confifting of 1100 men, arrived at Brufltls the oth ult. and next day continued their route for M. Broglio’s army ; being to be follow- ed, they fay, by many other battalions. Laft Monday morning Sir Edward Hawke pafled by Plymouth, and was joined from thence by the Hero, Moumouth, Culloden, Buarford and Edgar men of war, and Sapphire frigate. The Edgar put back next dsy to be paid their wages. We hear fix of the independant compainies now rai- fing ereo be Highlanders. Extralt of a Letter from Hanover, dated Aug 8. ¢ Yefterday the horfes in the King’s ftables, the mint ¢ffi e, andlaige fums of money taken from the Eleéto- rare Chamber and the war office, were removed to Zell. "T'he French entered Eimbach yefterday. Prince Fer- dinand has caufed all the detzched corps to join hisar- my ; hence we conclude that a general action may foon happen. The Privy Counfellors are ftill in this city. _ The head quarters of the allied army are yet at War- burgh, as far as we know. The head quarters of the rench grand army are at Volckmarfen.” From Priuce Ferdinand's head quarters at Warburgh, Auguft 11. General Kielmanfegge is pofted with a corps of trocps upon the Wefer near Beverungen : and Major General Luckner has been fent with fome batta- lions and {quadrons on the other fide of that river, to make head againft the dctachment which Pr. Xavier might puth forward in thofe parts. And that General has had the good fortune not only to drive back the enemy’s detachments, that had advanced as faras Eim- beck, but yefterdsy morning took their whole detach- ment at Nordheim, confifting of 332 men, priloners of war. Colonel Donop likewife at the fame time fuc- ceeded in his attack on 2 body of zooco of the Volunteers detached by M. Broglio into the wood of Sababourg, in order to preferve his communication with Pr. Xavier. And ‘notwithitanding the enemy’s advantageous pofition in a very thick wood, they were diflodged from thence with the lofs of about 500 men, in killed, wounded and pii‘oners: and three pieces of cannon. « If ever the fate of Silefia was on the point of being decided, it is at prefent, when ail the Pruflin, Auitrian, and Ruffimn forces are come into that province. The King of Pruflia hath advanced from Buntzlau to Lignitz. Marfhal Diun, who was at Lowenberg, is following him. Prince Henry has taken poft beyond the Oder, pear Breflay, to oppofe the Ruffians. Pomeranis is evacuated. by the Ruffi:ns. Auguft 23. By a Letter from the Allicd Army dated the 14th, we learn, that a body of 2000 French pofted between Munden and Caffel to cover the Count de Lu- "face’s hafty retreat-out of Hanover, were attacked on the 12th by & detachment fent by Prince Ferdinand ; and one half made prifoners, and the reft cut to picces. Four Thoufand more Troops are ordered for Ger- many, aad will embark next Week. 3 o e 5 o o S e e oo o e S Sl Lifbon, Fune 26. The letter, which by order of his Majeity, Lewis da Cunha, to the Cardinal Acciaioli, nuncio from the Pcpe, ordering him to depart from that city of Lifbon was in thele terms Mofp Eminent aid moft Reverend Lord, HIS Majelty, ufiag the juft, royal, and fupreme power which by all kinds of right he poflefies, and to preferve his fubjects. from fcandals prejudicial to the public tranquillity of his Kingdoms, has commanded me to inform your Eminency, that, immediately upon the prefentation of this letter, your Emineacy is to de: part from this city tothe other fiie of Tagus, and from thence to go- out of the Kingdom, by the direét road, within the precife time of four days. For the decent conveyance of your Eminency, you will find the Royal Barges ready on the fhore fronting the houfe of your Eminencies refidence. And that your Eminency may enter therein and pur- fue your voyage and journcy without the leaft fear of infults contrary to the prote€tion which his Majelty wills always, in all cafes, thould be found in his'do- minions by that immunity of character, with which your Eminercy is invefted, he at the fame time com- manded, that a {plendid and competent military elcorte do sccompiny your Eminency to the Frontier of this Kingdom. [ remain to ferve your Eminency with the greateft obfequioufnefs. God preferve your Eminency for many years. Your Eminency’s moft obfequious fervant, Don LEwis pa Cunna. Ox the Expulfionof the JEsu1Ts oxt of Portugal, tranflat- ed from the Brench, faid to be written by-Mon/. de V oltaire. THAT wicked Spirit call’d the Devil, Aukward at every Thing but Evil, ( Spite of himfelf, and Spite of Hell) _ In Purtugal has done {o well, That Jesus * there is once more free From his unworthy Company. * The Jeluitstinfolently tjflll themfelves The Company of E{US. was written by the Sccretary of State, Don- An AnecpoTE for the MILITARY. OH ! that the Mu’e might call, without Offence. [ he gallant SoLp1ER back to common Senfe ! 7 he Field of Battle can he fesr to lofe, Ye: never dread th” ALMIGHTY to abufe ? Sovrpier ! though valiant in thy Priace’s Fame, Why fo profufe of a fuperior Name ? For the King’s Sake, the Brunt of Battles bear, But, for the Kinc of Kings Sake,—do ot Jjwear. e3P PPBOOTOTEIORIBOTTD PHILADELPHIA, Ocro. 10. Saturday Night laft a Fire broke out in a Bake Houle in Front Street, which entirely confumed the fame, with a large quantity of Bread, but by timely Aflitance was pevented fram doing any other Damage. NEW YORK, Ocro. 20. The feveral Companies of Col. Montgomery’s Re- giment, who lately returned from Albany, embarked on Thurlday laft, ‘and fell down Yefterday to proceed to Halifax. Giif3 Captain _Archibald Kennedy, ( Son to the Hon. Archibald Kennedy, Efq ; of this City ) who now com- mands the Flamborough at Lifbon, is appointed by His Maijcfty, for his gallant Behaviour in engeging and de- feating a French Frigate of {uperiour Force, tothe com- mand of the Quebec Frigate of 36 Guns, which is to fail to Lifbon uader Capt. Gore, who is to fucceed Capt. Kennedy in the Command of the Flamborough. B $ T..0 N, Oftober 27 By the Courier from Albany lalt Saturday, we iearn, that yefterday fe’nnight an exprefs arrived there from his Excellency General AmuERrsT, who it is faid is returned to Crown Point from Montreal. Extraft of a Leiter from London, Aug. 23. 1760: ¢ Yefterday died that great Lord, General LiGONIER, —— In the long N. E. ftorm we had here the beginning of this Month, feveral veflels at fea reccived confiderable damage ; particularly Capt. Tillet in a fhip from Philadelphia for New-York, whofe ftandards in the hold gave way, and the cargo fhifting, fhe lay on her beam ends for feveral days, and expeéted every Mo- ment to have foundered, the very chain bolts were torn from the fhip's fides by the violence of the gale. In the height of the gale Capt. Tillet faw a fhip with only her foremaft ftanding, lying with her head to the North- ward, but could not fpeak with her.—Capt. Budden in a brig from Lifboun {or Philadelphis, loft his mafts, had his boat, two men and cabous wafhed away at one [ca, his quarter-rails tore away, one third of his falt damag- d, and 30 quarier cafks ot wine ftaved. —And the let- ter of marque floop Tyrrel, from St. Kiuts to New- York, in the above gale lof her boom, top-meit and all her fails, and had not the wind abated maft gone athore on Cape Hatteras. We hear from Providence, that lalt Saturday morn- ing they had there a very violent gale of windat S. E. which raifed the tide above is ulual height, and did great damage to the fhipping, wharves and flores there. "Tis faid the lofs is computed at £. 100,000 Rhode- Ilind currency.—The ftorm was very violent here the {fame morning, and a {loop, Capt. Goodwin, beund in from Halifax had the misfortue to run afhore on Cape Ann, but the people’s lives faved :—In the above veflel, which was but three days from Halifax, camean officer with difpatches for General Ambherft, which were bro’t thither by 2 vell:l from London. We alfo learn fram Halifax by the above vefl:l, that his Excellency Governor LawrencE died there of an inflamation in his bowels, after {ix or feven days illnefs. Saturday laft arrived here Capt. Bradford in 26-days from Quebec, and 15 from Ifl: of Coudre, by him we learn, that there are between 4 and scoo French to be fent to France, who would not take the oath of al- legiance, and that five tranfporte, with a number of them on board, had got down the river as far as the I{le of Choudre, in their way to France : That the Repulfe and Racehorle frigates, and a large cat, had gone to the Bay of Chaleuss, to take off the inhabitants there, hav- ing carried with them a French cflicer, with orders from Gov. Vaudreuil, to cifband all the Regulars and make void all commiffions ; but that if they fhould not tamely fubmit, z or 3 [chooners, with between 3 and 400 Regulars, which went under their ccnvoy, would foon compel them to do it :—That the garrifon had more wood in the ecity than they could confume this feafon :—That the articles of capitulation fent by Monf. Vaudreuil to Gen. Amherft, while at Montreal,confifted of 62 in number, 15 of which the General rejected ; and (hat Capt. Deming, of this town, in going from Quebec to Montreal, had the misfortune to fall over- board and was drowned.— And that a number of French deferters, with fome Englith who had been in the enemy’s [ervice, having got a boat proceeded down the river 8 coufiderable way, where they met with Capt. Jenkins in a fchooner from this place bound up ta Quebec, of whom they artfully begged a paflage to Coudre, which being granted them, they got on board, where after being lome time, and finding themfelves too ftrong for the crew they took poflefiion of the veflel and ftood away for Galpee, but unluckily for them, off that place they met with an Englith frigate, who retook the veflel, and after taking out the deferteis allowed her to proceed on- her voyage to Quebec, where fhe is fafe aniived : We learn from Louifbourg, that the works in the front of that place were blown up, and levelled fo that nothing but a beach was to be feen ; but that the whole was not demolifthed a fortnight ago. j "Tis faid the Proviacial Trcops will be difmi(s’d in a fhort Time, ‘ PORTSMOUTH. We hear from Hampton, that the Chiid which was fmother’d in the Bed, was not done by i’s father, as was mentioned in our laft, bat it was chus ; -T'ae Mba. ther cfthe Babe went to Msjor Moulton’s upmi 2 Viis, {ems ‘Time in the Forenoon, and laid the Child up-a aB:d and cover’d itup; foon aiter Mijor Moulton weot into the Room, with fome Cempany, and not knowing, nor feeing the Jealt Sign of the Child, {it being cover’d) he turn’d the B:d up into the Place, and in :}l,mm fix Minutes after it was difcover’d the Child was there. . Laft Wednefday a melancholly Accident happened at Hampton, as two Men ‘went out together to fhoot at a Flock of Ducks, they agreed that as foon as the formaft fired, whofe Name was Green, the other was to take them rifing, when Green’s Companicn fhot him thro’ the Head, and kill’d bim immedately. He was a likely Man, about 45 Yearsof Age, and has left a Wife. : Cuftom- Houfe, Pijcataway, O&. 30. Entered Inwards, Sloop William, Benjamin Odiorne, from Barbados. Cleared Outwards, chooner Defire, Edmund Wright, for Guadaloupe: Schooner Charming Molly, J. Gowell, for Louifbourg. Snow Gen. Townfhend, Mon{. Bunbury, for Virginia. Saow Elliot, William Clark, for Virginia. Schooner Triton John Holland, for St. Kitts. . To be Sold- By SAMUEL LIVERMORE, At the cheapeft Rate for Cafb, or fhort Credit. EST Bohea Tea, Pepper, Al- fpice, Eliiot’s Tobacco, Tammies, Shalloons, Camblets, Checkt Linnens, Cotton Cloth, Tapes, Threads, Worfted Qualities, Gartering, Sewing Silk, Men’s black Velvet, Tiffany, black Silk Crape, Hat Crape, black Gauze Handkerchiefs, Brafs Kettles, Brafs and Iron Skillets, Box Irons, Bellows, Crown Sosp, Pins, Penknives, Twift and Mohair, Coat and Jacket Buttons, Ruffia Diaper, Pewter Plates and Spoons, white Tea Cups and Saucers, &c. &c. ALL Perfons indebted to,_o; that have eny Demands upon the Eftate of Sawuel Fuogg, late of Northampton, in the Province of Newz- Hampthire, Hufbandman, deccafed, are defired to bring in their Accomptsto Abigail Fogg, Widow, Adminiltra- trix to the faid Eftate,in order tor Setilement. Northampton, Oétober 29, 1760. Bt ) iy iy "y A At N il e N AL L. Perfons who have any Demands upon the Eftate of Josern SECoMEE, late of Kingflon in the Province of New Hampthire, Clerk, decesafed, inteftate, are dcfired to bring in their Claims to Mary Secomeg, Adminiftratrix on faid Eftate. And all Indebted to faid Eltate, are defired to pay the fame to faid Adminiftratrix. '‘And all who have in their Pofleflion any BOOKS belonging to faid Eftate, are defired, ferthwith, to return them to faid Adminiftratrix, in order to their being Inventoried. Kingflon, Oftob. 15. 1760. R L Mary SECOMESE. A Likely NEGRO MAN, To be Sold, about Twenty-five Years of Age. Inquire of the Printer hereof. HHHHKH KNI A HEHHHHKNHAXXR uft Imported By Robert Traill, Cargoof good Georgia Wines Together with fome Wine Vincgar, snd Brandy, which he will fell Cheap by Wholefale, or Retail. He has likewife to fell Sca Coal and Lime, Linfeed Oyl, Paints, Weft India and Englifh Goods. A Negro Girl about 13 Yeurs of Age, that has been in the Country five or fix Months. A Quantity of Sheeps Waol, &c Province oF New HampsHIRE. HEREAS there was at @ Legal Mecting duly warned, and bolden at the Duwelling Honfe of Capt. WiLL1AM STARK of Stark’s- Town, fo called; by the Proprictors of faid Town, Voted that there fponld be T welve Pounds Old Tenor raifed or every Right of faid Town liable to pay Taxes, to defray the Expences that bas, or may arife on faid Propriety: This i5 therefore to give NO UICE to all the Proprictors or any that own Land in faid Settlement, to pay WiLLIAM Stask, Treafurer of faid Proprietors, the above Sum at or before the fecond Tuc/day of November nexty or thiy may expelt an Failure thereof, to bave Part of their Larnd Jold at publick Vendue on the aforefaid fecond Tuefday of November, at Qne of the Clock in the Afternson, per WitLiam Stark, Trealurer. Taken up adrift in this River . the 5th Inflant, a Large Ship's Yard. ‘The Owner may bavé it again, paying for this Advertifement, - and sther Charges. ~Inquire of the Printer. NEWBURY Lottery Tickets to be fold by the Piinter of this Paper. PorTsMoUTH ; Printed by D. Fowie. X