The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, March 6, 1761, Page 3

so6bOODV p A.N T’ i i ‘Compofed” for the FuneraL of bis late MAJESTY, . Now, 11.-1960, by Dr. Willism Boyce, Mafler of bis Majefty's Band of Mufitians. A HE Souls ofthe Righteous sre in the Hand of . & God, and there fhall no Torment touch them. - Inthe Sight of the Unwile they feem to die, but they -are in Peace. - For tho’ they be punifhed in the Sight of Men, yet is their Hope full of Immortality. v . "Fhe Hope of the Ungodly is like the Smoke driven with the Wind, and pafleth sway like a Shadow. But the Righteous live for evermore. Now are they number’d among the Saints, and - tlieir Lot is among the Children of Men. They fhall receive 2 glorious Kingdom and a beaufiful Crown from the Lord’s Hand. : As Gold in the Furnace hath he tried them, and receiv’d: them as Burnt Offerings. They fhail judge the Nations, and have Domiaion ‘over the People, and their Lord fhall reign for ever. They fhall be our Guide unto Death. There were upwards of 200 performers, vocal and inftrumentsl, in the sbove Anthem, compoféd and con- ‘duéted by Dr. Boyce. An Accotint (larely publifbed) of the previdential Delive- rdnee of the Prateflants in Iveland, from the Marian Perfecution, which is attefted in the Memorials of Ri- ¢bard Edrl of Coik, by the Lord Primate Ufber 5 awd in Sir James Ware's MSS. ‘ 4 SUEEN Mary hiving dealt feverely with the Pro- Q tefkants in ‘Englard, figned a Commiffion, ' sbout the latter End of her Reign, for taking the [ame courfe with them in Iréland ; and,’to execute the famé with gréater. Force, the nominated Dr. Cole, whohad récom- mended himfelf by wholefome Severitics in Englaxd, to be one of the Commiffioners, fending the Commiffion by the Dr. himfelf. In the way, Dr. Co/z lodged one Night at Chefler, where, being vifited, as the Quecn’s Meflenger, and a Perfon of diftinétion, by the Mayer of that City, he informed his Magiftrate of the Contents of his Meflage, and taking a Leather Box out of his Cloak bag, faid, Here is ‘a Comniiffion that fball lafb the Hereticks (medning the Proteftancs) of Ireland.” The good Woman of the Houfe being well affected to the Proteftant Religion, and having 2lfo a Brother named Fobn Edminds, then a'Citizen in Dublin, snd a Proteft- ant, was gréatly difturbed at the Doétor’s Words ; but waiting a convenient T'ime whillt the Mayor took his Leive, and the Doftor complimented him down Stairs, fhe venturéd to open the Box ; and taking the Commil(- fion out, fhe, in its Place; put a Shcet of Paper with a Pack of Cards, with the Knave of Clubs faced uppermoft The Dottor, at his retarn to his Chamber, fufpeéting nothing of what Had been done, put up the Box sgain into his Cloak-bag, and next Day the Wind ferting fair, be failed for Irefand, and landed at Dubl/iz the 7.h of Ozodér, 1558. The Daltor having Notified his ar, rival at the Caitle, the Lord Deputy Fitz Walters {ert for him to come before his Excellency snd the Privy- Council ; to whom the Doftor made a long Speech relating to the Subjc& of his Commiflion, and then srefented the Leather Box with its Contents to the ord Deputy. But when the Depu‘y opened it for the Secretary to read the Commiflion, lo ! to the great Surprize of all prefent, and the Doétor’s Confufion, there was found in the Box nothing buta Pack of Cards with ¢the Knave of Clubs faced uppermoft. The Do&tor #ffured the Deputy and ~Council that he had a Com- miffion, bt keew not how it was gone. Then faid the Lord De=piiy ‘Let us have anotber Commiffion and we will ufle the Cards inthe mean while.’ The Do&or withdrew in great Trouble of Mind, and haRtidg bick to England, obrained s freth Commil- fion ; But being detained fome Time at the Water Side for a fair Wind, he wis prevented from putting it into Execution by the News of the Queen’s Death. Queen Elizabeth being informed of tie Tritth of this Story, by the Lord Deputy Fritz Walters, ‘her Majelty was fo delighted, that fhe fent for the good Woman, nawed Elizabeth Edmaunds, but by her Hufbind named Matterfbad, and gave a Penfion of 4ol. during Lile, for having (aved her Proteftant Subjc&s ot Ireland - We way ventare to Jay, this is the firff Good @ Pack of Cards coer did. oy S Al o o) ) (g () (N ) o the PRINTER of the LonpoN CHRONICLE, S 1R, EEING in your Paper No §88. p. 322 an account »J of an attempt to imprefs the fatlors ef the fhip Mine- bead, Capt. Forreft, from Lifbon on s arrival at New- York, I would defire any of your Readers to inform nie whether the a& for the encouragement’ of trade to America, ann. fexio Annz Reg. be repealed ; and if not, what claufe imports, whereby. No mariner, or other perfon ferving on board any privateer or trading fhip in any part of America, or be- ing on fhore in any part ‘thereof, fhall be imprefled by her Mujefty’s thips of war, unlefs [uch mariner fhall have before deferted from {uch fhip of war, at-any time after Feb. 14, 1707. on forfeiture of 2o 1for every manto the mafter. &c. of fuch fhip or veflel, to be recovered , with fall cofts in any court within her Majefty’s domini- ons.’ I am, Sir, your moft humble Servant, Oltober 4, 1760, H. B. LE Tt is faid his Royal Highne(s Prince William wrill be created Duke of Gloucefter, il e e s e e ey e e ) e B T pe roriswmg Advice 'to Baflers of - Academies, is an Extra Srom & Linden Mapazve of the lafp Yvar 5 if " sou think'the Publication of if bere, will be of any Utiliry, your giving it & Place in yiur next, will ebiige your con - Pant Reader, Pr1LaxkTHROPOS. ¢ ¥ EACH your khelarsin the Erglifh language, all i thai’s neceflary to render them ratipnel creatures, ¢ fit to judge forthiemfelves, and polite but not pedantic. ¢ Exercife them in fpeliing sad poinding, the Eoglith ¢ langusge ; form rules for poiniing. = Lay before them ¢ a prinied book, and fhew tiem what js poirted well, “and what amifs. Aiter they have fome notion of the ~ *thing, diftate ar read, forue fhort dilccurle to them, ¢ and caule them to write it as fuft as they can ; ap- ¢ point them when they ere at home to write this far, ¢ and to point it well. i ¢ Review it thenext day,and correét the faults. Teach ¢ them fomething of Geogiaphy, and the ufe of the ter- ¢ reitrial globg. * Give them atlealt a grofs and genersl view of hil- ¢ tory and chronology. Demonftrate the exiftence and ¢ attributes of God, and the relation wherein we fland “into him. Teachthem to read an author handfomely. ¢ This method js tho’t by many to be far beter than ¢ the common ote af teaching thofe boys Latin & Greek, ¢ who will never have any u'efor thofe languages sas ! long 25 they live ; and who forget them as foon as they ¢ leave chie fchool : for Whilethey are learning thofe Jan- ‘.ghages, they make noimprovement in knowledge ¢ farther than this, that Hibernia fignifies Ireland, and ¢ Rex the king; but all this whilethey are ignorant of ¢ the Gcography of Ireland, or the mature, and authority ¢ of the king, or the obligetions to obey him. And ¢ {urely “tis better to teach children uleful thiogs, than ¢ bare words ; epecially a5 they will foon forget the ¢ words they have lesrn’d, for_ which they will haveno ¢ occafion in carrying on a trade. ¢ It is urg’d infavor < of the common method of teaching children Latin, that ¢ it will dire€t them how to fpeli and point the Englith ¢ language, and to undeiftind the meaning of many ¢ words botrow’d from the Latin : [ anfwer, an En ¢ glith Grammar and an Englith Di&ionsry will anfwer ‘cvery end as wedl. ; ” o g ¢ Finally. was the above method to be generally taken, ¢ it might be hoped, the next generation wou’d love to ¢ read, and be in general wiler than the prefent.’ ADVERTISEMENTS. than Moultos Jonathan Moulton Would inform his good Cuftomers and others, That he has & fine Aflortment of Enguth and Scotch GOOD35, faitable for the Seafon, that will be opened and ready to Sell by the fith of Apritnext, the Particulars whercof being too long 1o infert here, he would teave it to thofe that tnisk it woich their while, ( to take the Trouble) to come and {ee them. . He has alfo a good Afbriment of Hard Ware, viz. The beft of London Pewter, Brals ard Lion Ketties, Iron Pots, Iron and Bell Mctal Skillets, Cart Buxes, Cotlary Ware, &c. Fruits and Spices, the beft of Bohea Tea, by the Hundred or {maliler Quaitity, a few Darsels of Sagar. Acs faid Moulton finds it more Satisfallory to his Cufto- mers for him to be at his Shopand Score, he Purpoles to attend himfelf, and he will -1l for Cafh, as cheap as can be afforded to be fold in this Province ; and he will feil for as long Credit, as ever was Ceftomary, and take Lumber ar ay of the Publick Landings. : o : f]/zm[o.‘an, fi[a“c{') 13:‘/1, 176!. fo RS RORC SOR TR IC IO RO RO RO RO T FoRORO O TOL0 Province Or New HamesHIRE. THESE are to NOTIFY the Proprietors of the Townfhip of BOW in faid Province, to meet &t the Dwelling Houfe of Mrs. Love Chalfe Innho'der at Stratham in (aid Province, on Thaifday the fecond Day of 4pri/ next, at one of the Clock ia the Afterioon : Then and there to choole a. Proprietors Clerk, ['reafurer,and any otherOfficers astheLaw dircils, for the enfuring Year. And alio to Vote what fhall then be agreed upon, with Regard to Ru:ifing &ny foidble Sum or Sums of Money, for carrying forward any Lawfuits, that are or may be depsnding ; as well asfor othernecefluryCharges; or for difpofing of any of faid ProprictorsMoney already gathered. : Alfo to hear the Reports of any Committees that may be offzred, and 2& thercon. Allo to choole any Commitree or Committees, that may be thought neccflary, to do any Publick Service for faid Proprietors. - To Vote a Method for calling Propy” ors Meetings. And to piafs any other Vo'g, or uanfall any oiher Affairs, that may be proper at faid Meecing. Stratham March 10th 1761, By order of faid Proprietors SamuiL Lane, Pros. Clerk. e et s s vty oan e All Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Bftate of Lleazer Boyd, late of Londonderry, Yeoman,deccaled, are defired to bring in their Accounts as foon as poftible to Samuel Renkin, of Londonderry aforefaid, Sole Executor of faid Efate, in order for Settlement. (3 2] A Silver Snuff Box was loft in this Towg nesr the School Houfe the 16th laft Month,with the Name of 4kigal Reed thereon : Whoever will bring ic tb the Owner, or Printer hereof, fhall have One Dollar Reward. - [32] THESE are to give NOTICE That there will be expofed to Salé, to the fiig’i\di Bid- L4 der, on Monday the 23d Day of March Intt. at the Houle ot Enacd Clarke, Inaholder in Greenland, at Ouae o Clock in the Afiernoon, fundry Cutle, viz Ox- “en, Cows, Sheep, Swine, and other Creatures, bein part of the Perfonal ERate of Henry Meloon, late Greenland, Yeoman, deceas’d ; and Fobr Meloon, Tate of New Market, Yeoman, deceas’d ; snd fandry Uten- - fils of Hufbandry, as a Cart, with Iron brund Wheels, Harrow,-&c. by William Weeks, Adminiftator of the Efaze of the fuid Decess’d. N.B. The Goods sfore~ faid are fuch 15 give no Ground of Danger of taking the Infeétion of the Small-Pox. ALSO,.at the {ame Time and Place, will be expofed to Sale as aforefaid fundry like kinds of Creatares, which were the Eftate of Jofeph Meloon, late of Greenlind aforefaid, Joiner, deceas’d, by Gideon Walker, Adminiftrator of his Eftate. Greenland, March 2d. 1761. At the fame Time any Perfon difpofed to hire a good Farm at New Market, and to purchafe about fifteen Lozd of good Englifh Hay, may agree with'Taid Weeks. —a NOTICE is hereby given, that " JOHN HICKEY, Silk Dyer and Scourer from Dablin, HAS Removed to this Town, in order to carry on the faid Bufinefs, and hopes that he may meet with Encouragement, as he will warrant to do any Thieg that he affcrts, as well ‘as if fent to Europe ; by Realon that he has ferved his Time there, to Silk and Cloth Dying, and Scouring, wet or dry, having all manner of Utenfils fit for the faid Bufinefs’; Dyes Linnen or Cotton blue ; fcours and dreffes Scarlet ; fcours Mens and Wo-, mens Garments ; dyes and prefles all Manner of Clothss dyés and frames Silk and Camblet’; dyes Cotton and Thickfett Cloaths, fo s they will look as well as 2t firft, sfter having been faded : Prinis Linnen blue and white 3 and will warrant it to wath and boil as well asany that comes trom Europe ; dyes and makes up Pieces of Rib- bon as well as they were at firlt. = Said Hickey is now ready to tzke in any of the above Articles to cléanfe at the Boufe of Mr. Thomas Maning, st the Sign of the Dove, near the Swing Bridge. Healfo clcanfes Gold and Silver Lace..~ ~ -7 = g ¥ Juit Imported from London, ; In the laft Ships, snd to be SOLD .= By ELIZABETH PASCALL, A large Affortment of China andGlafs Ware, é; L t;m)_]' @ ;"P““b B }9..1'. (3i1= x.‘umak's'i:( ‘Ra«c fus ;«:fl. CRNAT™ At™, o, (At (A, (WA, NNy THE {everal Licenced Perfons and permitted ones to fell Spirimcus Liquors at Fal- mouth and the Towns Esftwarc, sz hereby NOTI- FIED to meet me there at Mr. Jo/bua Bang’s, invhol- der, on Thur(day the 26th Day ot Maich next ; thofe in Scarborough at Capt. Libley's the 27th ; thofe at Biddeford ac Mr. Ladd’s the 28 h; thofe st Arundell and Wells at Mr. Peletigh Littlefield’s the 30th ; thofe in York at Mr. Edward Ingrabam’s the 31t ; thole in Kitfery at Mr. Robert Cuts's the 1t Day of April next 5 thoie at Berwick at Cept. Goeding’s, at Ten o’Cluck in the Fore-noon, to render their Accounts and pay intheir laft fix Months Excife for the Year 1760, and prevent further Trouble. York, Feb 26th, 1761 DanierL CLARKE, Colleffor of Excife i JSor the County of York. All. Perfons that have any Demands on'the ERtate of Facob Gale, late of Kingfton, in the Province of New Hamplhire, deceafed, are hereby defired to bring in their Claims in order for Settlemen: ; and all that are Indebted, are defired to mike (pcedy Payment, as they would fave themfelves Trouble, &¢. Kingflon, Jan. 29. b Sufanna Gale, . ; Daniel Gale. Executors to the laft Will of the Decesfed. ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Deacon Samuel Sher- burng, late ot Porifmouth, deceas’d, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Merey Sherburne, and Samuel Sher= turne, Adminiftraiors to {aid Eftsite, in order for b:'ilcmm_t._ : S — 10 BE SOLD BY Fohn Tufft of Windham, A.FARM, containing One Hundred and T wenty Acres of Up-Land, and sbout Thirty of Mowing Land, a large Dwelling Houfe and good Barn, a choice Grift Mill, a good Seat for 2 Ssw Mill gnd Fulling Mill; a5 al{p a youngOrchard onfsid Farm ; it isin the Rev. Mr, Kinkaid’s Parifb, and is about nine Miles from Haverhill ; For further Particulars, Inquire of faid Tufft, living upon. the- Premifes. [32 _ P BR BORD s A Lot of Land, containing one Hundred Acres, well wooded, lying in Exel‘tr, at the Hook of the River, adjoining to Mr. Je/epb Smitb. - Any Perfon inclining to purchafe the fame, may appiy - to Mr. Fonathan Gilman, Innholder at Exeter, or the. Printer hereot. - A