The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, November 28, 1760, Page 2

"his Maj:fty's name, made warin complaints on thishead to the Emprefs Queen, who, it is faid, did not deny the thing ; but alledged that her Ambaflador had ex- ceeded his orders and infiutions. -However, as the Court of France exprefled great difpleafure on this oc c:fion, to give them fome kind of fatisfaltion fhe re- folved to recalEfterhazy, and to appoint the Count de Mercu, ambaflador at T'urin, to fucceed him. The FEmprefs Queen itill refu’es to ratify the treaty, though the Czarina prefles her much on that head ; and this refufal of the German Emprefs, it is aflured, has con- tributed not a little to the ineffetive operations of the Ruffixn army. A Dutch thip arrived at Helvoetfluys, met on the 2oth ef September a Bayonne privateer, who had with him two Englifh fhips from Bofton, loaded with about 1000 csfks of fugar, befides indigo and cotton. The privateer obliged the Dutchman to take 16 of the Englifh failors on board. Mr. Rollin, the French Farmer Genersl, died the 26 h paft at Pafly near Paris : He has left nine millions of Jivres in ready money. They write from Vienna, that a refolution hath been taken to lay a tax on theClergy in the Auitrian dominions, equal to a fourth of the expences of nex: year’s campaign. DURING the laft yesr 632 Ships of different nations arrived in the bay of Cadiz, of which 144 were Englifh, 155 Datch, 195 Spanifh, 19 French, 23 Portuguefe, 17 Swedes, 24 Danifh, 13 Genoefe, 16 Imperial, 2. Venetian, 7 Nezpoli:an, 10 Ragufan, and 7 Maltefe. 3289 fhips of different nations paffed the Sound for the Baltick, and 3586 fail repafied the fame: and 1696 fhips arrived at, and 1648 failed from Rotterdam. *PHILADELPHTIA, Novemb. 13. By Capt. Falconer from Portfmouth, we have the following intelligence, which arrived there exprefs [rom London, dsted Sept. 6th, 12 at night, viz. « THA'T a Meflenger was juft arrived from Prince Ferdinand, giving a certain account that Marfhal Brog- lio, with his whole army ( not being able to fubfiit any longer where he was, or to carry his point of penctrating into Hanover ) had retreated ; and that Prince Ferdinand bad fent the Innifkilling and Scotch Grey dragocns, all the light cavalry, and grenadiers of the whole army, to harrafs their rear, which it was expetéted would bring on & general engagement. By this the French have loft their point for this campaign. Three Flanders mails arrived this forenoon, and the Bruflels Gazette comfirm the King of Pruffia’s vi€tory over Laudohn. Three Ditch mails’ this evening, but no news-paperscan be feen to-night: ‘T'he Innifkiiling and Scotch Greys have cut off the parties the French left to cover their retreat, and all thic reft, as before, are harrafling their rear,which, i’s thought, wiil be attended with more lofs to the French than a general action, and with little or none to the Allies.” Onthe 16th ult. Maj. Rogers, and Capt. Brehem, n engincer, arrived at Picfbarg,in 33 days from Mon- trezl, with difpatches for Gen. Monckton; and on the 18.h the M:jor and the Engineer returned for Prelque- ifle, with a detachment o! Rayal Americans, command- ed by Cept."Donali Campbell, who are to join a body of Roger’s rangers on Lake Eriz, and to proceed to take pofleflion of ‘the French Iorts at Detroit and Michil- timschinac ; thefe, with all’ their dependencies, being particulsrly mentioned in the capituliiion of Canada. T'ne Harliquin privateer of New York, is caft away on Barbuda. S N E W-Y O R K, Novemb. 17. By a veflel from Jamaica we have prints to the 4th of O&ober, by which we find that the Negro rebellion was not then entirely fupprefled, but was in a fair way forir. On the 16th of Auguft, Giibert Forbers, Efg; vjv;las by his Majefty appointed A:torney General of that ifland. : Lsft week an infant child was drove on fhoreat the North siver ; and it appeared to the coroner’s inqueft that the child fome days before fell out of a boat in the yiver neaiGieenwich, and the Mother to fave the child jumped over, but they were both drowned. Saturday laft Col. Vaughan arrived here from Eng- land, with two regiments : They failed . in company with Capt. Lawrence, under convoy of the Sierling- Caftle and Dover. The following intelligence we havedrom the Vir- ginia camp, on the waters of Kanawa, dated O&o. 7, viz. That they bad met with many Difficulties fince Colsnel Montgomery's Retreat, mbich rendered it impaffible, for them to oppofe the whole Bedy of Cherokees, with [o Jmall a Force 5 byt Humanity chliged them 1o remain ow their bunting Ground, to endeavour to recover the Prifoners amomg them, amounting to upwards of 400 @ That through Col. Byrd's former Acquaintance with thefe Indiaxns, our Peoplé had fo far gained the Corfidesice of Jeme of their Head Warrieors, that they ventured to come to their Camp, to treat of Peace, and had been difmiffed with Prefents : That they bad agreed to delwer up all our People, and the chicf Murderers, pra:’iiz’d they withdrew their Army im- mediately after, returned the Cherokees taken by Col Mont- gomery,-and _procured them the King's Pardon for their Rebillion : They were likewife to aeliver up Fort Lowdoun in the fame Condition theygot it. Whether they intended 10 be_fincere. or not, Time only would difcover ; but it way thought they were certainly coming down. FExtraftof a Letter from South Carolina, O&. 24. "« Fort Prince George has got a large fupply of fire- wood and provifions ;and Mr. Miln fays, he is refolved, . on-no event, togive up the Fort, but will rather perifh in it, with thofe that will ftick by him, than put any {sith in the promifes of the Savages ; having th_;: fate of the unfortunsie ganifcn of Loudoun fo recent in me- mory.” B O § T" O N. Novneber24. By Cspt. Webfter, who isarrived at Salem, in 44 days from Fyal, we learn, Thhat they had advice there fron “he Brazils, that upon intelligence of the King of ‘Portugai’s banithing the Jefuits from his dominions ; thole of :hl.t orc}er, who were miflionaries in thofe parts, were entering into 2 combination with' the Indians ; and 'twas fzared would occafion 2 revolt, Extralt of a letter from a Gentleman at Cadiz, dated O&ober 10. 1760. - P, 'rHlS court feems to be ftedfalt on keeping peace ; and they find by experience the fuccefs of it. The Queen of Hungary does not fucceed in her idess: For by this poft there are fome letters from Germany which denote, that M. Daun was retiring to Bohemia ; fo the King ot Pruflia will be foon mafter again of Sax ony. The French have had ss little fuccels in Hefle- Caflzl, and are on the retrcat ; fo that in all refpe&ts we may expet a glorious peace,” The sbove letter came by a veffel which is arriv’d at Cape Anne in 30 days from Cadiz ; and by the fame letter we have an account of the death of the Queen of Spain, the 27th of September. Cipt. Willis, from Halifax, off the head of Cape- Sable, faw feveral bundles of hay, fome cattle, and feveral other things floating, and afterwards faw a vel- fel bottom upwards which took to be a floop. Extra8 of a fetter from Halifax, O&lober 27. —_ Ord Colvil arrived here the 24th from Quebec in the Northumberland ; as alfo theRochefter, Penzance, Falkland, Diana and Porcupine : More are expedled the beginning of next month; 10 or 12 fail are to winter here. The Greyhound frigate is arriv’d from Portfmouth, with difpatches to Lord Colvil.— Commodore Swanton is to have the command of the fhipping the enfuing winter : the Creyhound is failed, if peflible, to overtake him before he gets out of " the river. We hear, that in the florm on Monday laft, 2 prize Sloop of about 6o tons, was piloted into Salem by a fithing Ichooner : She wasf.om St. Domingo, laden with Coffce, Sugzar and indigo, and taken by Capt. Silas Couke, in a Rhode Ifland privateer, and was bound thither. By the Courier (rom Albany lait week, we lesrn, that his Excellency General Amherft was fill there, but *twas tho’t he would foon embark for New York, as moft of his baggage was already fhipped on boarda veflel for that place : That a number of the provincials have been difcharged. and ’twas faid the refl would slfo be difmified in a few days. ; Capt. Newton in a large fhip, who failed from hence laft Sunday {¢’nnight, bound for Jamasica, laden with lumber, &c. was caft away on Cep:Cod laft Tuelday morning, in a Gale of wind ; the fhip ftruck aboutg o’clock, and the fecond fea afterwards beat her ftern in ; the Capiain and 4 men got into the boat, which over- fet foon after they put off and were sll drowned, the Boat was afierwards found bottom upwardson the fand; the Mate with the reft of the psople remained on board in the fore part of the fhip, tiil nine in the evening, when they were all taken off by a boat from the fhoie, tho’ with grest diffi uliy. The veflel 1s wholiy loft, but part of the cargo, with {ome of the rigging is faved. By a veflel from Halifax in 14 days, we learn, that &s the was coming out,§ fail of men of war were ftand- ing in from the Eaftward, fuppos’d to be Com. Swanton with part of his fleet, and that Lord Colvil lay ready to fail for England immediately vpon his arrival there. Capt. Malcom who arrived here laft week from Ireland, informs, that Cspt. Beech in the letter of Marque Ship Union Club, failed from Briftol for this place the 18th of September laft, but as the wind held to the wefiward for three wecks after, "twas tho't he put back ; and that Capt. Difhwood in a fhip from this place was arrived at London. Friday laft arrived here Capt Scott in 20 odd days from Quebec, and informs, that in coming down the river he faw feveral veflels going up, but fpoke with only one of them, viz. a ftorefhip fromEngland. And, Yefterday the Captains M'Neil, Cloufton, apd one or two others ariived here from the fame place; Cap:. M'Neil informs. that laft Friday he had one of his hands knock’d over board by the boom, as they were going at the rate of g kaots, and was drowned. PORTSMOU TH. We hear from Windham, that on the zoth Inftant was Infall’d there the Rev. Mr. John Kinkesed, over the Church of Chrift in that Place. Province oF New Hampsuire. The GOVERNOR and CounciL having reccived Information, thst fundry Perfons be- Jonging to the Regiment railed in this Province the current Year for an Expedition againft’ Carada, and who are now on their Return from thence, are infifed with the Small Pox ; and that if they are permitied to vifit their re(peétive Habitations, without the utmoft Caution and Examination, it will greatly endanger the fpreading of that Diftemnperiin the feveral Towns within this Province. To prevent which Evil as far as poffible, It is hereby ORDERED and DIRECTED that the SeLect MEn in their refpeétive Diftricls, and thfi Juftices of the Peace within this Province, make it their peculiar Care to Egquire into the Premifes, and frictly put in Execution tae Powers and Authority vefted in, and required of them refpeétively, in and by an A& of this Province, paft in the Thirteenth Year of the Reign of Queen ANN, entitled, An A& providing in Cafe of Sicknefs.” - By His ExceLLENCY'S Command, With Advice of Couxcir, Tuzovors Arkinsown, Secretary. R S P ) 2r.. e B % Yefterday we had a violent Storm here, which did much Damage to the Wharves, Rafts, &c. 5 The fame Evening a Black, belonging % Mr. , having ftray’d from home, unknown toany of the Family, and not finding the Way back, was found dead this Morping, (without any Marks of Violence) in Saint Katherine Street, near the Mill .Daim, fo called : By the beft Information thst can be got, could not be thought was in Liquor (though weak in Body ) but mifling the Way, perithed through the Inclemency of the Weather. \ Query, Whether *would not be much for the beft, both for the Owners of Blacks, as well as for the Inha- bitants, that they keep a more ftri¢t Eye over them for the future, and not. fuffer them to be out late in Even- ings without a Ticket, for the poor late Sufferer was feen about Ten o'Clock the fame Evening, but no Suf. picion of hisExit being fo near,otherwife s Thoufand to: one Life might have been faved. [ See the Aét of this Provincem the 48th Pageof the Law Book, axn 44 s prevent Diforders in the Night, Be it Enalted, &¢c. &c. that no Indian, Negro, or Molatto Servant or Slave, may prefume to abfent from the Families wherethey belong, &c. &c ] 3 ; "y CUSTOM HOUSE, Pifcataway, Nov. 26 Entred Inwards, “Ship , Taviftock, Thomas Darling from London. S!oop Robin Hood, John Tarbox from Philadelphia. Sloop Murrey, Edmund Harriman from Quebec, Sloop Willing Mind, Francis Holmes from Quebec. Sloop Eunice & Molly, Patrick Markham from Quebec: Sloop Newport, Géorge Janverin from Rhode Ifland. Cieared Out, Schooner Hound, Timothy Gerrith for N. Carolins. Brig Narcifla, Mofes Wingate for Jamaica. Brig Mercury, Richard Keating for Barbados. Jounty ot Y ork, November 13, 1760. SCHEMEL (OF the County of York- Lottery, No. Three, for building the Bridges over Sace and Pefamp/cot Rivers ; agreeable to an A& of the Ge- neral Court ; wherein Daniel Moulton, Edward Milliken, Fofepb Sawyer, Rifbworth Fordon, and. Benjamin Chad- dourn, Elqrs. and Mr. Stepben Longfeliow, axe appointed Managers, wha are fworn to the faithful Difcharge of their Truft : To confift of 3000 Tickets at 2 Dollars each. Prizes. Dollars. Dollars, 3 of 100 are 300 4 of 50 are 200 5 of 40 are 200 6 of 30 are 180 7 of zo0 are 140 30 of 10 are 300 75 of 8 are 6oo 870 of 4 are 3480 1000 Prizss, 5400 2000 Blanks. Bridges 600 3000 Tickets, et two Dollars,” are 6000 It is hop’d Perfons will be induced to become Ad- venturers in this Lottery, as it is fo well calculaed in their Favour, being but two Blanks to a Prize : befides the great Advantage the Bridges will be to Travellers, and Proprietors of Lands inthe Eaftern Country ; one of the Bridges,viz.that over Saco River is almoft finith’d, and a large Quentity of Timber is prepar’d for that at Pefumpfcot, which will be built ag foon as the Scalon of the Year will admit. Publick Notice will be given of the Time of Draw- ing “faid Lottery, and as foon as that is finifhed, s Lift of Prizes will be printed in Edes and .Gi/Ps Bofton Gazette, &c. and the Money pzid offto the Poffeffors of Benefit Tickets in thirty Days. Gold as wellas Silver will be taken for Tickets, and Prizes paid off according- ly. Prizes not demanded within twelve Months after Drawing, will be deemed as generoully given for the Ufe aforefsid, and.be applied sccordingly. Tickets to be fold by the refpeQive Managers, by Meflire. Edes and Gil/, Priaters in Bofton, and Daniel Fowle, Printer in Portfmouth. ; TO BE SOLD, A Double-Deck’d VESSEL, Barthen about 110 Tons, now on the Stocks at Newbury, and can be launched in three Weeks. Any Perfon inclining to purchafe, may apply to dbe/ Merril, Shipwright in Newbury. [19] ’ l"() be Sold, for want of Fm- ploy, a likely NEGRO BOY, has been in the Country Six-Years, and is about 15 Years Old. Inquire of the Printer. ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that bave any Demands on the Effate of Samuel Ayres, deceas’d, are d:fired to bring in their Aeceunts to Jacob Lavis and Samuel Froft, Adminifirators to . faid EJlate, as [oon as may be. iffate, as (008 a5 ey O o e Jutt publith’d,and to be Sold by the Printer hereof, Ames’s Almanack For: the Year:_{]__g_l_._‘ 3 PorTsMo S urH ; Printed by D. Fowle/ \ | v —y s ’ g Y Do