The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, February 20, 1761, Page 2

L g v Y b #¥ady 12 depart,viz. Hobbs in u Brig fex Pifeatequa, Brodks or Comnedticnt - Mackay, McFarland, Nogues, and White Sor Bofton : Staniford for Ipfwich : Pudenton & MeCle- lard for Calcs-Bay : Fellows for Cape dnn : Hagget for Quebee . Wier and Carlifle for Old York ; Campbell for Halifex. The abive Viffels were frozeup in Sorreil River, 15 Leagucs belsw Montreal, ardall well. . Tws Schooxers at Trois Rivierces. At Quebse, a Ship, Snew, and Brig, belenging to Europe. "4 Brig, Hibbert, of Marblebead. A Sloop of Mr.Facobs. A Slop of Mr.Paine. Gapt. Malcom’s Sloop. Capt.Holme's 82asp, who was late vp the River from Philadelphia: Several fmali Craft baul'd up. Capt. Swatbridge in a large Schooner, richly laden from this Place, was not arrived at Quebec: The In- dians reported that a Schooner was calt afhore 1zLesgues below 1fle Bec on the North fide of the River ; havirg rio Perfon on board. Tt was thy’t af Quebec, fhe might be the above mentioned Schooner. The following is the Rout: taken by Capts Malcom and Holmes, from Quebec to this Place. 'On the 8th of Jatuary they left Quebec in a Sleigh, in company with 12 other Sleighs having Goods for Montresl, & travel’d ona good Road to TroisRivieres : From thence they went up the River on the Ice, and pafliog over Sorreil, arrived a: Montreal'in 2 Days: .... Alter tarrying there 2 Days they proceeded in their Sleigh ro Chamble, 8. Joka’s and l{le au Noix, which they reached in 3 Days more: During this Time the Seafon was moderate for Winter. From Ifle au Noix they travel’d 45 Mile on Lake Champlain in one Day, but the next Morning after going foma Miles, finding the Ice grow wesk, they lfeft their Sleigh, and went afhore with their Horfes and Bag- gage on the Seuth Eaft Side ofthe Lake ; it being bad Travelling in the Woods, it was 5§ Days and as many" Niglits before they arrived at Crown Point. On their Wiy they met an Officer with Dilpatches’ for the Go- vernors of Montreal and Cfiebcc ; with Accounts of the Death of his late Mijelty King Grorge the Second, and of the Acceffion of his pre(:nt Majefty King George the "Third to "the Britith Threne. ' At Crown Point th-y tarriel one Day, and having procured another Sleigh, they proceeded to Ticonderoga, and over Lake George to Fort George : Thence proceeded to Fort Edward, but the Road not being brake they travelled with only their Horfe : From Fort Edward they went in a Sleigh to Albany : From whence they came to Town by Land on Mondiy laft the g°h of February. " Juft before they got ta Albany,Capt. Jonathan Brewer, Capt. Wait, Lieut. Hrzzen and one other Licut. with fome Ringers, arrived there from Mijor Rogers: The ewo Cax;zuim were gone to New York with an "Account of the Proceedings of that Party, to his Excellerncy Gen. Amherlt. They were informed there, That the Major on his Way to Detioit met with no- Oppofition from the Indians ; on the contrary, they laid down their Hatchets, and willingty fubmizted themfelves to the Britith Government: That ‘the Major having taken Pefliflion of Detroit, he fent the Frencll Garrilon to Pennfylvania ; and the above Officers with a Detach- meiit of 75 ¢fhis Pasty with Advicesto Atbiny ;almoft all the Men were coifilerab'y frsit bitten 5 one-was froze to Desth in the Woods : The Briith Troops being in Pcfleflion of Detroit, M jor Rogers fet out from thence with about 50 of Lis Rangers, snd intended to proeced 400 Miles further ; {fome fay he intended to come out in the Province of South Carolina. Some of our Provincial Troaps arrived st Calco Bay left Week, from Lunenburg and [alifax, and are fince come to town 3 they inform us, That Captain Cobbin a Sloop in'the Government Service, after trying to get up Bay Fundy, was obliged to return to Lunenburg or new Liverpool, the Weather b:ing fo [evere, that many of his People were confiderable frozz, and thata Brother in-Law of the Captains died with the Fatigues. The abote Men fay, That while they were at Cafco- | Bay, keme Seamen who went from that placeina Vedizl bound to the Weft Indiés, were returned, their Veflel being taken ; and reported, That a Tranfport with Troops on board, belonging this Way, was arrived in the Welt-Indies, having been blown off this Coaft: .... Which Report we hope will prove truz with refpect to her, and feveral other Veflels which were on this Coaft in the fevere Seafon. We hear alfo, That Mr. Joux Busuery, Printer at Halifax died there about a FFortnight ago. PORTSMOUTH: Toe following POEM was wrote before the News of : the KING'’s DeaTh. ; 4 ROM Pole to Pole, Graat GEORGE, thy Deeds proclaim, The mighty Wonders thou haft Done, The Glorie: of thy Reign. The prefent Age fees and admires'; Each Age to come fh:ll read, A Father 10 thy People thou, Thy Enemies bow or bleed. Thy Wifdom rais’d the wondrous PITT To his exalied Sphee, Great, next ta' Thee, his Praife fhall:found All round our Atmofphere. Thou mak'ft thy HAWKE prote thy Doves, Their Encmies deftroy, Purfue them, as on Eagles Wings, And robs thém of their Joy. ‘ i2hold the Fremch, fink, ftick, or burn, Bach Ship that Does not run, ‘T'hey are Deltroy’d as tho’ they had, Neither Powder, Ball, ner Gan. ~ Thy WOLFE devour’d, but not the Sheep ; The Geats they wers “his Prey 5 H: corquer’d, bied, then fmil'd, and dy’d, A Complex feel that Day. Nought left below but Duft and Fame, A Monument wc'il raile, Immortal ze our Heroe's Name, = « While Ba ¢s fhall fing his Praiie. Go'! fearch Records of Heroes great, The Flourith take away, And WOLFE deferves what'ere was wrote, Or Poets 'ere can fay. As fubtil as the Serpent, In Council is AMHERST I And yet as innocent as th* Dove, Clofe t‘g' the Grave his Breaft. The Lion and the Lamb, In him are mingled (o, He’s the Soldiers Benefadtor, The Enemies potent Foe, The Time would fsil only to name, The Wife, the Great, the Brave, Our King employs, in Virtues Caufe, Hzeaven’s preferve Till fome far diftant Time ; And then give him a gloricus Crown, In a much happier Clime : - Prepare the Heir apparent, With every, Peincely Grace, To out fhine his Predeceflors, "Whea he fhall £l that Place. Mr. Yeoman Yeuch, Sir, S yours in ovr Paper of the 3oth of Fasuary, in A Anfwer to Mr.Bachellor, demands nothing parti- cularly relating to that reafonable Gentleman ; I look upon it as a Point of Daty, in thofe who have tafted the delightful Friendfhip of the Fair Sex, to appear in Vin- dication of their injur’d Honor. Mankind, however deprav’d, are not sll govern'd by the fame fcandalous Sentiments, fo freely exprefs’d in your unmanly Quota- tion ; which indeed wou'd be {carce worthy of Notice, were it not,that a Number of others with you, expeéted s Reply ; who you declarc to be “ Well meaning pious Youth ..... A Chatsfter, none but the moft abandén’d, can affame in Sport.... I mult therefore, in Charity fup- pofe you fincere,and treat you with the following Candor. I fhall not give myfelf the Tiouble, to animadvert upon all the abufive RefleQions, in your wife Author’s Picce ; nor ferutinize into the gramatical Conft uétion ot his lengthy Periods ; in which be* has very much obfcur’d his Meaning by a Redundency of Words ; but endeavour to pick out his Piinciples, and sn{wer them in as fhost 2 Method as T can. Love,” he fays, ¢ contr:&: sn unlawful Paffion, and fixes it on one OLjc& ; whereas our Fellow Creatures, the Brutes, promijcuoufly ufe every Female of ‘their 1e- {pe&tive Species, without Diftinétion ; from which Priviledge, Man is with held, by the Severity of the Law.”..... I sn{wer....All unlawtul Puffions, ought to be contrs&zd, or sather wholly reftiained ; and it is unrea- fonable to call the Law fevere, for cuibing fuch. vile Propenfities, by giving a loofe to which, we fhould de- ftroy all Decency, Order snd Government; and, accord- ing to his Scheme, expofe the nesreft Ties of Confangui- nity, in common with the reft of the Scx, to our brutith Luft, and unbounded Inclination. Marriage is an laftitution of the SUPREME BEING; who beft knew cur M:ke, and the Necefli.y of confining our lincentious Defires ; the Indulgence of which, is always attended with Remorfe ; and often, with Mif- fery and Difgrace. I grant, the Love founded en no other Bafis, thans pretty Face ; juftly deferves the Title of Madnefs and Folly : Bat where there is a reciprocal AffeQion, arifing from s Knowledge of each others Ver- tpe ;- we, may promife curlelves in Marriage, all the Felicity, that can be expe&ed from Scciety, in this im- perfet State. And if we feck 8 Companion, from any other Motive, it is generally for Want of Principle in outfelves ; and not to be wondered, that we fuffer Ship- wreck on the Rock of‘afipoimmem; snd that our cloyed Appetites, fly"tdTome new Objeét ; in Scurch of that SyistzQicn, which we ftill feek in vain. As to his calling Wedlock a Stite of Slavery, it is falfe; the Truthis, there is nosgreater Slave in Nature, than a Man in the Serviee of Satan ; hunting after Happinefsin the Gratification of his Senfes ;- And [ have often been furprifed, that Ladies of Judgment, and not wanting Peretration in cther matter: 3 fhould with fo little Cau- tion, truft their Liberty and Comfort, in the Hands of {uch a fickle, ungrateful, and inconfiltant Creature. I fhall cloe with :his Advice,to you,& the reft of your pious Acqusiatance ; ..., Whenever .you are tempted, to think lightly of a conjugal Life, read the 19th Chap. of St. Matthew ; where, the greateft Man that ever was, fays, He that made themin the Begining, made them Male and Female : And faid; For this caufe, fpall a Man leave bis Father, and Mother, ard (hall cleave unto bis Wife 5 and they twain fball be one Flefb. Wherefore they are o more twain, but one Flefb. Wbat therefore God hath joined together, let mo Man put afunder ...And inftezd of Mr. OJborn 5 confult that Wife Author St. Paul; and you will find, in his excellent Epiftie to the Hebrews, that Marriage. is bonsurable in all, and the Bed uniefiled; but Whoremongers and Adulterers, God will judge. : I am Sir, Your's, &c. Portfmouth, Fes, 12. 1761, F. M. A s v CUSTOM - HOUSE, Piscataqua, February 19 ; Entered 1o, . Sloop Virgin, William Dennell, from Halifax. Stoop Wiliing Mind, Francis Bernard, from Halifax: Clesred Our, ’ 5 Schconer John, Lawrence Furlong for Fhiladelphia. Ship Appollo, Joteph Hix‘on, for Antigus. . Ship Kiog of Pruflia, Woodbury Langdon, for Antigaas Sloop Dolly, Samuel Marble, for Barbados. & Thofe Perfons who are in Arrears for this Paper, are difired to diftharge the fame, as foon as Poffible— that the Publifber may be enabled to comply with-bis cwnObliga- ticns, and provide Steck for the future. Some are indebted twa,-three, and a few four Years. Hameron, FEBRUARY 20, 1761. Fonathan Moulton of Hampton would again put hisCuffomers in mind, that the Year is up for fettling their Accounts with him, and as the Month of January is the yearly Month for Settlements, and that being now expired, and a great ‘'Number of them have not ceme to fettle wich him, he would earneftly defire them to come to his Houfe at Hampton, where they msy be" fure there will be Attendance given, from Eight o’Clock in the Morning iill Eight st Night : And as the Requeft is {a resfonable, as to fettle once s Year, he hopes there will be none thit will negle& clofing their Accounts, cither by Cath or Notes of Hand, by the firft of April next ; in Default thereof they may expe® to be fued to June Court without further Notice. And s faid MovvrTon defires to make a thorough Settlement of all his Accounts, be defires all Perfons in this Province, to whom he is Indebted, either by Bonds, Notes, Books of Accounts, or any other Writing what- ever, to bring them in to him, and be will immediately pry them according to the Tenor thereof. & And he would further inform his good Cuftomers end others, That he has a good Aflortment of EngrLisH Goops, Hard Wars, &c. he will ell very reafonable. And thofe whofe Surety sppears to be good, he will give T'welve Months Credit. Likewife he has about Fifty Tuns of HAY, and fome mixt Feathers to fell. S PETREPOPDESLCEED TO BE SOLD BY ROBERT TRAILL; A Quantity of good BUTTER, by the Firkin ; Flower, Ship-Bread, Rice, Sheeps Wool, Coffe¢, Pepper, Oznabrigs, Duck, Lime, Wines, &c. &c. 3 Hereas feveral Gold_l—iings, belonging to James Stooprry, are miffing, fuppofed to be taken out of his Defk (which was broke open) at the Time of the late Fire ;—This is to give Notice, That if the Perfon or Perfons who have them, will return the fame, or any other Articles:which they may have in their Pofleflion, to faid Staodliey, or the Printer hereof, no Queftions fhall be afked. - Pillowbears, Bollters, Sheets, &c. m:‘nl(o miffing, which were notbumnt: Said Staodley is commodioufly fituated at the North End, neer the Ferry, where he ¢an hand- fomely entertain his Cuftomers as ufuel. ——— e et e i et St Fuft Imported, and to be Sold :_5_—)'-‘ JOSEPH BARRELL, ( 4t the Store of R. Tra1LL, Efgs niear the Work Houfe) By Wholefaley cheap for Cafb or fhort Credit ; Carlet, green, blue, black, and cloth colour’d German Serges ; blue and cloth cotour'd Keifeys ; crimfon, pink, green, blue, black, white, claret, and cloth colour’d fuperfine Durants ; {carlet, green, blue, black, and cloth coleur’d Shalloons 3 Rugs ; Frying Pans. ALSO, Women's Ruffel, Cal- limanco, and Lafting Shoes, of all Colouss, by Whole- fale and Retail. : SLLPVLIPDOLBCLETELOEP LL Perfons indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eflate of. Pax! Preffey, late of Hawke in Kingfton, are hereby defired to bring in their Accounts to Mercy Pre/fféy, Adminiftra- trix of faid Eflate, in order for Sctlement. LI. Perfons who have any Claims on the Eftate of Jufeph Hains, late of Greeriland; in the Province of New Hampihiie, - Veo- man, decens'd, Inteftate, are hereby defired to bring in the fame to Mary Hains, of faid Greenland, Widow of f1id Deceas’d, in order ta a Settlement of {aid Eftate ; and thofe who were Indebted to faid Deceas’d, at the Time of his Death, are defir’d to pay the faumeto faid Adminiftratrix, to avoid further Tronble. —— ————— T————— ———— ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the-Eftate of Lieut. Robert Burnnym, late of Durham, in the Province of New Hampthire, - deceas’d, are. defired -to, bring in their Accountsto Winthrop Burnrum, of Durhem sfore- fzid, Adminiftrater to faid Eftatesin order fora fpeedy Settlement. Fanuary 28. 1761, Ao Ayl A ) e NN ) D N D PortsmouTu ; Printed by 1. Fowle, . o S . - .