The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, August 7, 1761, Page 2

T B *4adWinfhip belonging fo the famePlace ; one of which is carried to St. Tnoma’s, the ather to St. Croix. Saturday laft Capt Cobb arrived here from Quebec, which he left the Beginning of laft Month, by whom ‘we learn, that leveral large Whales have lately been taken in the River St. Lawrence, by Veflels fitied for that Purpofe ; and that in coming down he fpoke with # Schooner belonging to this Place which had taken one of nesr Eleven Feet Bone, who was going with it to 1{le Beck in order to extra& the Oil, &c.... We allo “learn that the Fleet from England, with Stores, &c. for thie Garrifon were met going up. We hear from Fairfield in Conne&icut, that on Mon- day Evening the 2oth ult. they had s Shower of Rain, attended with Thunder snd Lightning, in which a young Man named Stewart, belonging to Norwalk, was inflantly firuck Dead by the Lightning. By Cap:ain Tilden, in a fhort Paflage from Madeira, we have the following moft sgreable Article, viz. ¢ That on the z1ft ult. in' Lat. 28, 9. Long 42z W. from London, he was on board the Suow London,Cipt. George Baker, & Packet belonging to the Eait Indis Compsny, gong Exprelsto England with the News of Pondicherty’s furrerdering to the Englifb onthe 17th of Jinuary laft ; which Piace Captain Bakerleft the 11h of February, and had fome French Officers on board bis Veffel” L ON D O N, May 14. Yefterday a little after two o’clock, all the people on the Roysl Exchange were fuddenly alarmed by the sppearing ofa Cow at the fouth gate; and the confter- nation incresfed to fuch a degree, though the beaft did not run in upon ’change, thats prodigious huftie and buftie enfued ; lome loft their hats and wigs, {ome loft their fhoes ; others lay upon the ground in heaps of half dczens 2nd half fcores, with their limbs bruifed, &c. Whilit this ftrange hurly burly prevailed upon *change, the fuppoled, or made mad cow, turned into ’change alley, and made a furious pufh at the door of Jonathan’s which frighted not a little all the bulls, and the bears too : but they foon recovered, on hearing thag it was only a Cow, and that fhe was turn’d off anothtr way. During the alarm on the Exchange, 8 rumour of an Earthquake prevailed, and many threw themlelves flat on the ground, expeting to be (wallowed up, and not knowirg where to run tor fafety. The following Enigmatical Iuleription, engraved on a ' Marble irn Semator Volta's Conniry Seat. near Bologon in Italy, tranferibid from the Royal Magazine, is in Jerted at the Requeft of one of our Correfpondents. ZLIALZEZLIA CRISPIS, Neithar a man, nor a woman, nor an hermophradite, Nor a girl, nor a youth, nor an old woman, Neither a matron, s whore, nor & maid, But all them. She died Neither by hunger, nor by fteel, nor by poifon, But by sll of them. She lies Neither in the sir, nor in the water, not in the ground, But every where. ‘ LUCIUS . AGATHO PRISCIUS, Neither alover, nora hufbind, nor a friend, Nor in tears, por in joy, norin forrow, E c&ed this, which is Neither mound, nor pyramid, nor tomb, But all of them. But to whom he knows, and yet knows not. This is a tomb which has no body within, Thisis a body which has#io tomb without But the fame thing is both bedy snd tomb to itfelf. Tbe Misforiunes of the Stuart's Family for more than 300 Years. EW Kings have been more unhappy, and there is not in hiftory an example of a family that has been fo long untertunate. The fisft of his anceftors, Kings of Seotland, who bore the name of Fames, aftes being 18 years piiloner in England, was with his Queen affaflinat- ed by his fobje@s. Fames IL. his fon, wasin the 2gth year of his age killed in fighting againft the Engli/b. “Fames 111. was imprifoned by his own people, and afterwards killed in batile by the rebels. Fames 1V, perifhed in battle which he loft. Mary Stuart, his graod daughter, drove from her throne, a fugitive in Englard, having languithed 18 years in prifon, was con- demned to die by Englifh judges, and beheaded. Charles 1. grand.fon of Mary, King of Scotland and England, fold by the Seats, and fentenced to die by the Englifp, loft his life upon a public fcaffold. Fames his fon, the feventh of the name, and fecond in England, was drove from his three kingdoms ; and to compleat his mis- fortunes, even the very birth of his fon is contefted This fon attempted to remount the throne of his an- ceftors only to caufe his friends to perifh by the hands of the executioner. If any thing therefore can juftity thofe who believe in s fatality, which it is impoffible to furmount, it is this continual courle of misfortunes, which has perfecuted the family of Stuars for more than 300 cars. ’ The purport of a letter a from & gentlemen st Rome, dated March 3r1. ¢ It is with pleafure [ can contradi&t what was faid relating to an earthquake at Naples ; tho’ it had sl the appearance ofone. = An Englifh gen tléman who was there gave me the following relation of it: The eruption iffued from nine mouths ; the principal one, in a few houss, by the great quantities of ftones, cinders, &c. which it threw up, raifed = hill 200 yards high ; the lava, or melted matter, which it difcharged, was & mile broad, the length I do not member ; it afterwards became ftone with which they pave the Neapolitan ftreets. In its courle, which was {low, it deftroyed vineyards and fet on fire Jarge trecs. The matter is always red, like melied glafs. The principal mouth fometimes sbased its violerge for 5 or 6 minutes, & threw out nothing but cinders and fmoke ; b ¢ theh returned with fuch force, that though Naples is 12 miles diftant from it, the fhock forced open the windows and doors, which gave tile to the report of the earthquake. The damage 1t has done daes not cxceed 15,000.” PO RUVFLUSE MO T T H By 2 Veflel arrived at Marblehesd fince the Bofton Papers came out, which left Lifbon 35 Days ago, favs, that the Earthquake, as mentioned under the Bofton Head to have happened near Lifbon, was very flight there, and did no Damage. ¥ The Fire inthe Wcods, as mentioned in our laft, continues burning with great Violence.— And we hear from Northampton, that laft Week a Fire broke out in the Woods in that Place, and buint over 1z or 15 Acres of Land,but by timely Afliltance it was extinguifth ed without doing further Dimage.— And likewife from Towow, thatthe Fire has done great Damage there, having burnt their Meeting-Hou'e, &c. CUSTOM HOUSE, Piscataoua, Aucust 6. Entered Inwarcs, Schooner CharmingMolly, Edward Grow,fromQuebec. Sioop Molly, Nathaniel Newman, from Hali‘ax. Sloop Corqueror, Ssmuel Barnerd, from Halifax. Cleared Outwards, Schaoner Sea Flower, Samuel Paul, for Nova Scotis, Sloop Molly,Nathaniel Newman, for Halitax. Brig Sally, Nicholas Tracey, for Guadaloupe. Sloop Fame, Timothy Pike; for Halifax. Ship St. Geoarge, Robert Mallard, for Great Britain, TO BE SOLD By Publick VENDUE, At the Houfe of Mr. James Stooprey, Innholder st Portfmouth, on Thuriday tbe z7th Inftant; e LIPRARY Of the late Mr. AppineTon DavsnrorT, Decealed; containing a Variety of the beft Authors: A Catalogue of which wiil be pub'ifh’d in our next Paper. The BOOKS may be feen any Time before the Day of Sale, at the Store of WILLIAM TEMPLE, oppofie the State Houfe, Ny ) et Lt ) (o) S () ) ) D To be Sold by Paul Randall of Rye, A FARM fituate on Little Harbour Neck ( fo called ) containing between fifty and fixty Acres of Up Land and Marfh, whereon is generally mowed twenty Losd of Hiy moftly Englith; with & commodious Dwelling HOUSE, Barn and Cyder Houfe thereto be- longing ; Alio a very good Oichard, from which is commonly made thirty Barrels of Cyder. Moft of the aforefaid Land is inciofed with a good Stone Wall ; which Place is yery convenient for making Fith. Awny Perfon inclining to purchale faid Farm, may treat with {aid Randall at his Houle at Ry¢ aforelaid. I55R o Ay ) (o s M o) o o o) St ) gt PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. Application having this Day been made (o me by the Owners of more than one Sixteenth Part of the Rights or Shares of that Traét of Land or Townfhip granted by the Purchafers and Proprietors of Mafon’s Patent to Daniel Marflon, Jobn Leavit and others, and lying in the Proviice of New Hampthire, at the Hlead of a Traét ot Land granted by faid Proprietors to Fobn Ham and others, and on Nichewannock River, or on the Province Line, Defiring me to NOTIFY a Meeting of the Grantees and Proprictors of faid Trat of Townfhip, to meetat the Dwelling Houle of Capt. Fobn Leavit ot North Hampton in faid Province, Inn- holder, on the 26th Day of Auguft next, at One 0'Clock Afternoon, to att and vote on the following Articles, viz. 1. To chufe & Moderator. 2. To chufe s Pro- p ietors Clerk. 3. To raife what Money may be tho't neceflary to carry the Conditions of the Grant into Execution, and forany other Uic that may be thought neceflary, as clearing s Road or Roads, building of Bridges, making Cauleys, &c. 4. To chufe Affefiors. 5. To chufe a Colleétor, or any other Officer the Pro- prietors fhall think proper. 6. To ratify and confirm any Vote or Votes that remain impertect, if any fuch there be. 4. To determine how to call Meetings of faid Proprietors for the future. And the fsid Proprictors are hereby Notified to meet at the above mention’d Time and Place, to a&t snd vote on the sbove mention’d Articles accordingly. 1541 Portfmouth, Fuly 30. 1761. D.PEIRCE, Fus. Pac. AT () o ) e sl o ) vl (et () To be Sold at Public Vendue, The 25th of Auguft next, at Two o'Clock Afiernoon, at the Widow Mary Sergent’s,Innbolder in Newmarket, A Good Double Houfe, with a Gambre!l Roof, pleafantly fituated, moftly finith'd, with about one Acre of Land, having 2 Number of Aprle Trees thereon, which will make fix or eight Barrels of Cyder ; Alfo a good Barn and Well belong- ing to the Premifes ; the Land well fenced, fituated near Newmarket Ferry, called the Neéw Fields; the ‘v!holc being the Property of 7eb Par/fons of Epping. Fuft "Publifhd, And Sold by the Printer hereof, : A ftrange and Wonderful Prophecy Concerning the KING of PRUSSIA, and the Iffue of the prefent WARS in Germany. By the Rev. Mi Allan Logan,lateMinifter of theGofpel atCulro/e in Iifz. BARRELL and PARKER Has open’d Shop in a new Store oppofite Mr. Jacod Sneare’s in Port/mouth, and have to fell ar the lowelt Rates, A compleat Affortment of almoft sil Kinds of GOODS ; the Particulars of which will be inferted next Week. PorTsmouTH, Jury 6th. 1761, W HEREAS, purfuant to an ACT pafled this Year, intitled on 42 15 pre- vent the keeping Fires in Places unjuitable, €5¢. which may be feen at large in this Paper, No. 237, the Fire- Wards have given NOTICE to the Occupants and Owners of divers Houfes and Buildings that endanger the Town, and want Repairs, agreable to faid Aéts And whereas fome Perfons have as yet paid no Regard to faid NoTick, this 18 therefore to inform, that the LAW will be putin ftrit Execution sgiinfithofe who fhall negleé&t or'refufe to make fuch neceffiry Repairs. And it any fhall find the Time limited by Law too fhort, they may apoly to the Firewards (who will meet at the Work Houe on the inft Monday of Auguft next at Six a Clock P. M.) for longer Time, In Behalf of the Firewards, Samuer Hare. v v oy oy ) (e oy ) All Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Dcmands on the Eftate of Fobn Fames, late of Brintwood, Yecoman, decesied, are deiired to bring in their Accoun:s to Sarah Fames, Widow o! the iaid de- ceafed, in order for Setdement. PHILLIPS WHI'TE Hereby Informs his Cuftomers and Others, ‘That he has lately Imported a Large Affortment of GOODS, and will Sell chesp for Cath, or any Sort of New Hampfbire Bills. Newbury, Fuly 17. ALL Perfons indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Benoni Fulier, late of Northampton, decesled, are hereby deired to bring in their Accounts to Richard Fennes, 3. Eig; Ad- muniftrator to faid Eltate, in order for settlement. N. B. NOTICE is heieby given; That the fid Fennmes will acend faid Service at she Dwelling Houle . ot Capt. Foin Leavitt, Innholder in faid Noribampton, on Monday the Tenth Day ot Auguff aext, trom Two to Six o’Cluck Afternoon of faid Days. Rye, Fuly 21,1761 Richard Fennss, 3d. - Jusr IMPORTED By WILLIAM TEMPLE, And to be SOLD at bis STORE near 1be STATE-HOUSE, UPERFINE brosd cloths, devonfhire kerfeys, bea- ver coating, fhallocns, buttons and twift, color’d threads, buckram, tammies, durants, yard wide figurd ftuffs, narrow camblets, broad ditto. fine double disto. cloth color’d, blue, green end pirk ruflells, cloth co- lor’d, blue, green and pink callamancoes, cotton counr terpains, 3qrs. and 7 8 checks, furniture ditto, 7 8and yard wide garlix, Silefia linnens, ell-wide fheating, napkin ditper, disper and damsik table cloths, flower’d lawn, minionet ditto. clear ditto. cambricks, nums thresds, linnen handherchiefe, filk dittq. cotton ro- malls, black and color’d tafiety’s, black luteftring, black alamode, black fitk cardinals snd Prufisn cloaks, ¢ ard 6grs. cambrick muflin, fine 8qrs. bock ditto, women’s and children’s ftays, fine flone necklaces and earings, drefs duits of gauze, geuze ceps, muilin cyprefs, whiie Paris net, men’s color’d un'op’t gloves, white lamb ditto, women’s white kid and lamb gloves and mitts, fatten hatts, black gauze handkerchiefs, filk mitts, padun- foy and fatten ribbone, figur'd ditto. men’s black and grey worfted hofe, fuperfine white ditto. fine thread hofe, black worfted breeches picces, ftriped caps, mill’d ditto. beaver and beaverit ha'ts, black filk bags for bair, black bone lace, gimp, pacze, hanover, minionet and trolley laces, tans, fine chints, purple cottens, purple ground ditto. light ground ditto ‘wool cards, 84r. gqr. and 10qr. blankets, ftriped fwanfkins, fine polifh’d and- iorns, thovel and tongs with fteel heads, Nutmegs, cin- namon, cloves and mace, pepper snd alfpice. Sewing twine, Ruffia duck,London crown window glals,writing paper, paper hasgirs, &¢ {F¢* &%, N. B. Alla choice Virginia PORK by the Barrel. Portfmouth, 7l 11, 1761. Deferted this Day from the Brig Hampthire, Fames Gupey Mafter, Matthew Goodin ; had on when he deferted, a red outfide Jacket, and ftriped under Jacket, a pair 0! blue breeches or white Drawers, a black cut Wigg, frefh color’d, about five feet and halt high, well fet : Whoever will apprehend fsid De- fercer, and br ng him to the Sublicriber, fhall have four DOLLARS Reward, and Charges paid, 4 By Grecory PurceLL B, B, He fbiped himfelf by the Name of Mathew Diilon.