The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, October 16, 1761, Page 3

B O S T O N, Ofoh. 12 : On Thurlday Evening 1aft were committed to his Mijefty’s Goal in Bofton, Seth Hudfoh,and Jofhua How, being charged with forgingTreafurer’s Notes; and on Saturday laft were apprehended in the Conn- ty of Worcefter, Jacob!Stevens, and Benjaman Fifke, who were charged with being concerned in the ‘fame, and are this Day expected in Town:..Several forged Notes have been put off in this T'own, to the Amount of about Eight Hundred Pounds...- To pre- went further Impofitions of this Kind, the following Account of {aid Notes is inferted.....All the forged Notes which have yet appeared, are every Way like the true Notes, fave that the written Part is badly done. The Treafurer’s Name appears at firft Glance to be Genuine, but upon Examination is apparently laboured ; beiog executed by laying atrue Note over the forged one, and marking out the Name with {ome f{harp pointed Inftrument, fo as to leave the ¥mprefiion onthe forged Note, and then filling up the Impreflion with Ink ; and in fome of theforged Notes 1t is very diftinguifhable that the whole of the written Parts is traced ou: in the fame Manner. EXtraft of a Letter from New-York, dated Oftober §. *Governor Hardy, Lord Sterling, and Mr. Tem- ple who is appointed Licutenant Gevernor of New- Hampfhire, are on board the Alcide, and I am told the Ship is on the outfide the Hook......It is {aid our Expedition to the Weft Indies is certainly to go on, and that four Reégiments more are ordered: from above, but who commands I know not.”..... Laft Week a French Flag of Truce, with a Num- ber of Englith Mafters of Veflels belonging to diffe- rent Parts of the Continent, arrived at Plymouth . from Martineco..... Two of the Captains, who had taken the Small Pox whilft they were confined in Goal, died of that Diftemper on the Paflage, but that the Veflels was clear from the Infe&ion feveral Days before fhe gotin; one of the Mafters who died belonged to Newbury, the other ’ds faid be- longed to Calco. Capt. John Stevens of this Town csme in the above Veflel,and informs, that while he was at Mer- tineco, which was 29 Days, 62 Prizes was brought in there, 8 into Grenades, 2 into St. Cruz, s large Ship with 700Hog(heads of Sugar fromJamaica, was fent to France, 15 Ranfomers wére alfo brought in thers, and two Veflels were retaken by our Ships of war : during his flay in that Ifland there was an Exchange of Prifoners by the Raifonsble Man of War, of 100 Men ; and that about 200 others »e- mained in that Ifland confined as Prifoners of War. Laf-Thavlday Evening, 25 two Lade belonging to Charleftown, were returning home with a Gun which they had loaded to kill Birds, and & Negro in Company belonging to Mr. Caleb Call of the fame place, one of them imprudently pointed the Gun at ' tha Negro, not minding it was cock’d, when it went oft and killed him on the fpor. Laft Saturday Morning died here very (uddenly, in an advanced Age, the Hon. WiLLiam DumMer, E'q; formerly Lieutenant Governor, and for fome Timc Cemmander in Chief of this Province. POR T SMOUTH. We hear. that two Perfons are taken up and commirtted to York Goal for coun- terfeiting DOLLARS. St. Famess, Aug. 4. The following is a lift of the laofs of the allied army, in killed, wounded, and prif- oners, in the battle of Fellinghaulen, on the 16th of July, 1761, ; Killed. Wounded. Prifmm. Officers, 8 35 3 Non Com. Officers, 16 78 4 Rank and File, 266 794 176 Artillery Horfes kill'd 30. Cannon taken 3 pieces. Supplement to the above Lift, containing the Par- ticn'ars of eneLofs in that Part of the Allied Army, which was commanded by the Hereditary Prince, and Licutenant General Conway’s Divifion. killed. wounded. Prifoners. OResil .. it ‘wiin 10 3 o Non Commiflioned 4 6 Officers, / L Rink and File, ... 19 75 9 Hotal i . 21 84 Fuly 23. By Leters from Paris we are informsd, that the Court having received Advices of the Re- duflion of Pondicherry, by the Britifh Forces, were under great Concern at this difagreeable Event. It is added, that the French Councils were [o much divided “in their Opinions touching the Terms for ¢ concluding a genera Pacification with Great Britain, that nothing™dcfinitive had as yet been refolved on. However as the Lofs of Pondicherry had in a great Mealure affc&ted the trading Merchants of France, it | was exp-&ted their Remonftrances would occafion the Compliance of his Moft Chriftian Majefty, to the laft Conditions offered by the Court of Great Britain for fettling the Preliminarics for treating of s Peaceat the expected Coggrefs. Striped & crofs bar'd ftuffs ?11{, 1. Letters ¥From Lifbon inform ue, that the WWW\———WMM Jetuits have been fo clean (wept out of thePorruguele THESE are to NOTI FY all dominions in Indie, that thicre is not a fingle one left in all the country. Perfons that are Indebted to, or have any Demands Jofish Hardy, Efg; is appointed Vice Admiral of onthe Eftate of Foleps Yeaton, late of New Callie; Nova Ceiaria, for New Jerfey, in Anierica. deceafed, are detizea 10 bring in their Clims to Benning Wentworh, E(q; for New Hampffxi;e_ Shadrach Be!l, of {aid New Callle, who is Exccuior James Wright, E.q; for Georgia. to faid: Eflate. in order fora Settlement. : Robert Monckton, Efq; for New York. News Caftle, Ofsber 131h, 1761, CUSIOM HOUSE, PiscataQua, O&tober 15, ‘v — e o ) s omy ) P Entered Inwards, T % 5 g5, I : Schooner Charming Molly, J. Gowell, from Halifsx. ALL Pe {OflS‘ Indebted to, or Sloop Montreal, Samuel Steobens, trom Halifax. that have any Demends on the Efi;'e of Jiofbus Sloop Adventure, Ebenezer Dimick, from R. Ifland. Mitcbel, late of New Ma:ket, Ship wiight, decear’d, Cleared Outwards, are defired to bring intheir Accounts to 4//es Mitch:l, Schooner Refolution, E. Sergent,for Philadelphia. Widow, snd {ole Executiix to the lsft Teltament PROVINCE or NEW HAMPSHIRE of the fsid Deceas’d, in order for Settlement. NOTICE is hereby given, that ST RAYEDvor. STOLEN oufi the New Edition . of the LAWS of this o : : A i Pinvinae: wliich: i his St b edersd of & aflure-‘m Port/mouth, the Seventh In%. a fmall 2 r SE ey C y been o .e s> black HORSE, paces well, and good Courage ; Any is finithed, and to be Sold by the Printer. Perfon b:inging him to Gesrge Boyd, fhall be weil Com mnd i) o ) o) oy ey TeWarded for their Trouble. 5 : WHEREBAS wdeshar Berett of T g e e Sl % New Market, gave s Note of Hand fome Time JO"}N FOWLE #go, to Joseri BurLey, for 407 Pounds, O.T. Hereby gives NOTICE, That ke has opencd upoR Dfm-nd; this is to forbid any Pc.r(on 10 Pur- 4 Scrivner’s Office, at the Houfe of the Widow Lenr i ci_u(e fsid Note, for fpe_cul‘Rnfons, which may be Portfmouth, near the Rev. Mr. Haven’s Meeting Houfes. given when l’a?d Note is demanded of the faid Ben- ;57 will undertake to do ot tranfal all Sorts of Writingss. nett, by the faid Fofeph B’f’/’],Of New Market. more particularly Bonds, Decds, Petitions, Wills, drticles N. B. The Note was given the 27th Day ot Au- ¢ Agreement, Chartsr Parties, Indentures, Letters of guft laft, Newomarket, Oflohf 14.1761. Attorney, &c. And thofe who empley bim, may depend. v A s s Py A PA PRI A - upon. Fidelity and Difpatch -GEORGE HUNTER’ Conflant Attendarce will be given at faid Houfe, from ' & Nine o’Clock in the Forenoon until Twelve 5 and from Gold{mith and JCWCUCI’, from Three o’Clock in the Afternoom wrtil Six ; Saturdays Portfmouth, in this Province, is now fet up his Bufi- Afternoon excepted. : nefs in Falmouth, in Cafco Bay, oppofite the Sign of N. B. He will likewife faithfally draw all Sorts of theSeven Stars ; where anyGentlemen or others may Writs or Prociffes of Law 5 and attend the feveral Courts be Supplied with Silver Buckles, Gold Buttons, Rings of this Province. for other Perfons ; and purjue, or caufe and Earrings, and & Variety of other Articles belong 20 be purfued to final Fudgment and Execution, all Afions ing to faid Bufinefs,.cheap for Cath.....who will be or Caufés committed to his Care. @ much obliged to any Perfon, that will favour him with ¢ He will alfo undertake, upon fuitable Enccaragementy, their Cuftom. 20 teath moft Parts of the praftical Matbematicks, parti- v bt omy s Ly ) ) byl it by cularly Arithmatick, the Art of Surveying of Lands, and 3 . : Navigation, €5¢. Asalfo the Learned Languages 5 more PUBLIC NOUCC 18 hcreby glVCI] c/prciil/y Latin cnd Greek ; but thefe muft be dove ir, that there will be fet up to be fhot for, a very good Evenings, if at all. ; Silver Watch, on the 27th Inftant at the Houfe of B A e 1 L OND Q@ N- Jolyir, Mr. Thomas Seavey, Innholder in Portfmouth, at 1 0’Clock on faid Day ; The neareft ball to the Center Apartments, we hear, re ordered to be got ready ind wins the Watch, diftance Twelve Rods : Tickets 10 pis Majefty’s Houfe st G ich. for the . Reception’ . 3 5 1 ys oulc at re¢cnwic ‘or the CCP"OR’ be had of faid Seavey at his Houfe, at Five Pound gfhe Princefs upon her Ariival il;_ England, il the Old Tenor a piece. : Solemnization of the Mstrimonial Rites. AV U AU IS v | g (aid & fquadron of 12 men of war will be ap THOMAS PARSONS pointed to convoy our intended Queen to England. His Mosjefty’s coachmaker has reccived orders to . Of Exeter, make 6 diffcrent ‘carrisges againft the tenth of Auguft. Hereby Informs his Cultomers, That he July 13. On Tuelday the Earl of Hircoust waiced om has lately rcceived a New and Frefh Affortment the King at St. Jame’s, when we hear, his Majefty of GOODS, and for Cath will lell at & very low was plealed to nominate his Lordfhip to conduct the Rate, Princefs of Mecklenburg Strelirz to England; and at Carlet, crimfon, black, the fame Time to appoint him Mafter of the Horle ta% blue and cloth colos’d that Princefs, : : Broad Cloths, A Variety of Silk The Carolina Yacht fell down the River this Day,” German ferges, kerfeys, Handkerchiefs. or was expeéted fo to do, to reccive fome grand Fer-f Drabs and beaver costing, 204, 10d, 6d, & 43 Nails. fonages on bosrd going to the Courtof Mecklenburg ¢ Haltthicks, bays, blankets, Brals Ketcles and Skillets, It is faid this will be followed in s Day ortwo by the! Thickfetts, fultians, Tes Kit:les, Bellows, Fubbs Yatcht, and that they will fop in the Downs.; Curtain chins, fhepes, Block T'in Tea Pots, Yefterday there was a numerous Court at St. James’s,; Cotton velvet, taboritts, Fire Shovels and Tongs, amongft which was feveral Foreign Miniiters, to Mainchefter velvet, Beft London Pewter, compliment his- Majeity on his inttended marrisge. Knit patterns for breeches Pewter Tankards, and We are now told that the Marriage of his Majefty is Scotch plads, ilk camblets Pint Cans, Cale Knives & on the 6th of September, and the Coronation on theg Striped,check: & plain dit. Forks, Brafs Candlcfticks, 22d of the fame month. : : White, black,biue, green, Box Irons, Rat Traps, Grest preparations are making amongft feveral of pink, and cloth coloi’d Defk, Draw & Fall Locks, the principal manufaturersin Spittalfields, to execute Tammies, Hinges, BratsHandles and fome very grand patterns againft the intended marrisge White, black,blue, green, Efcutcheons, Caeft Locks, and coronation of his Majefty. ; " pink, and cloth color’d %Sicel Plate & Iron Hand Some of the tranfports are returned from Belleiflz, the Callamancaes, Saws, Hand faw & Crofs- cfficers of which gave very pleafing accounts of that Red, green, and cloth cut {awFiles,Mill fawFiles itland in regard to iis produtions and fitherics. And color’d damafk, ruffells, Joyners Hammers, “the repairs of the forifications were begun, and every, Gimblets, Box Rules and thing went on very agreeably. ChaulkLines, Shoemakers A fum of money, smounting to full twenty thoufand’ Hammers, Knives, Awl pounds, is faid to have been found in one of the apart~ Blades and Pinchers, Shoe ments at Kenfington Palsce, and to have been lsft Friday Buckles and KneeBuckles, lodged in the Bank, by order of his Royal Highnels the SleeveButtons,Snuff Boxes Dukeof Cumberland ; among which,upwards of 5,000 1 and choice good Snuff, were in five guinea pieces. ’ Long and fhort Pipes. By the lait Letters from Leghorn we are informed,’ A large Variety of Delf that twelve Englith men of war, and thirteen '}_'n.glte_s,,‘ Ware, Cups, and Sawcers, befides a great number of privateers, were cruizing i Platters, Plates, & TcaPots, the Mediterranean, and cxtended from the Streights to &c. &c. Window Glafs, the Levant. and Glafs Ware. It is now faid the French, court infilts on Canade Wef India and New-Eng- being reftored to them agsin, which is ablolutely re-, land RUM by the Barrell fuled by our cowt. : SRR and fmaller Qaantity. The French have fome privateers cruizing juft inthe Molaffes, Sugar,Tea, Coffee attack in which our trade comes from Americs, and it Cotton Waol, Irndigs, Nut- is feared they will there do fome mifchief. megs, Pepper, All jpice, There is ablolute orders gone dow{q to Portfmough Figgs, Rice, Starch&c.&c. 10 get every thing reedy for the expedition flest ss foon as poffible, Snail Trimming, Black Velvet and Laces. Chinzs’s and callicoes, Striped hollands, Worfted grograms, Three grs. feven eight & yard wide Linneas, Cambricks & long Lawns, plain and flower’d ditto. Check Linnens, Fans, Bombazine and Allopean, White and black Gloves, Cyprufs, fewing filk, pins, BlackgauzeHandkerchiefs Needles, and Tapes. Agood Affortment of Trim- mings for Men’s Cloaths. Biack Taflities, Black, blue, and cloth color’d Perfians, Capuchine filk, Biack Fringe, black Gimp ¥ Thofe who ate Indebred for this Paper, would oblige the Publifher if they woyld difcharge the fame..