The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, October 30, 1761, Page 3

) i [} Al # & in'sll their ports, as have been flaithed in this ons yard only ; which evidently fhews whata ulefulBody the SurpwRIGHTS are to this nstion. We have it from good Authority, that the French Court laft Week fent over frefh Overtures for bring- ing about a general Pacification, which, if not appro ved of by our Court, it is thought will be followed by the Re:call of their Minifter here. Extraft of a Letter from Portfmouth, Fune 35, «Laft Thur(day night we had the mott dreadiul ftorm of thuader, lightning, and rain, that has been known in the memory of the oldeft man living. The, waters, from the {uddennefs of the rain, rofe near’ two feet perpendicular above the Jevel of the fhops, {o that we were under water {¢veral hours; and {uf- fered confiderable damasge. : When the Algerine Ambaflador made his publick Entry, he was defirous of having the Lions, he brouglit over s & prefent, led betore him, which could not be granted ; however, the fine horfes and curious fheep he, ittended for his Majefty, were ad- mitted into the cavalcade, but could not (as he ek pected) be drove into the apartments for the King to fee them : at whigh his Excellency feemed fome what difgufted, ’till he was affured by the Lordsm writing that it wes contrary to the cuftom of this country.— When he was admitted into the Royal Prefence,theKling told him that he was forry that his Excellency had fuch a bad day for his publickEntry. No Sire, {aysthe Ambaflador, it 15 #ot a bad day, it is very fine, it is a glorious day for me, when [ bave the Bonour to bebold fo great a8 Monarch as your Majefly: We hear that Mr, Stanley goes to theFrench court when he pleafes : and fo does Mr. Bufly here, who, we are credibly informed, has not yet had an andi ence in form ; and that nothing is regerded orre ceived from him by the miniftry, but what is fign ed by the Duke de Choifenl. 7 NEW Y ORK, Ofderg. Monday Mo:nigg laft Capiain Hunter of this Port arrivgd here in 11 Days from St John’s in New foundland’. By him we have Advice of = great Scar city of fith, and Plenty of all Kinds of Provifions st that Place, that the Labradors Indians have killed feveral Englith Fitherman that were employed in curing Fifh on a {mall Ifland in the Streights of Bellifle ; and that fome of the People that efcaped from the Indians, were arrived at St. John's with the Indians Arrows fticking in their Bodies, as they could not be extralted without theHelp of aSurgeon. T bur/dey Morning (aff departed this Life, in this City John Appy, Efg; Judge Advocate and principal Boseotary to bis Excelleney Sir Jeftery Amhegft Efg; K. B. a Gentleman of a fair Charalier and gniver fally beloved . His Remains were decently interr'd in Trinity Church the Friday Evening follogwing. We bear that two more Regiments are anrived at 'Albany from Crown Peint,&Tc. and are daily expelied to arrive at the Camp at Staten Ifland, in order to be emtharked with the othsr Regiments that have been " ‘gncamped there for [ime Timé palt. Yeflerday 7 Sloops arrived bere with ‘Tr'abpr from Albany and immediately embarked on board Tranfports. Fifteen of the Tranfports that [siled ander Convoy of the Alcide, are arrived ; they are part of the 36 Sail whichparted from tke Convoy in a Gale of Wind a fortnight after they came out, ‘1 bey left the Remainder of this Divifiona Day -1 two ago. Be . S W F O N, -O2ber 26; This Morning the Honorable Benjamin Praw, Efq; Jets out for New York, to take upon bim the Office of Cbief Fufiice of that Province. Extusét of a Letter trom Neswcaftle, dated Auguf? 25, w8 We remain in the utmoff Uncertainty as to Peace or War .../¥e fear the latter is too likely 1o continue.” ... We bear tka? the General Court which fiands’ ps- rogued to the \11h of November next, will then meet on Bufinefs of Confequence. <Laft Tuefday Morning returned from a Cruize the . Prevince Ship of War, King George, Capt. Benjamin “Hotlowarll.. Laff Monday [nnig, as Mr. Edward Weld of " Roxbnry. was returning Home witha Cart, bis Oxen tosk fright, and be falling off, one of the Wheels went over bis Neck and Breaf, and the Wheel being new, the Nails in the Tier bruis'd him in (uch a Manner that be cxpired the next day. And on Friday laff, as one Mrs. Williams, an ancient Woman of the [ame Place,was turning a corner in @ Chaife, it firuck a Pot with fuch force that it threw ber out, and firuck ber head againff a Stone, which fraftured bér Scull to that Degree that fbe expirea imediately. On Monday laft a Boy absut Nine Years of Age, named Belcher, belonging to Braintree, riding on the Tongue of a Cart, the Oxen took fright, and be fell off, when one of the Wheels pa/s’d over bis Body, and 40 much bruifed bim that be died the fame Day. And on Tuefday lafft one Fomathban Bill, a Fifber man at Marblebead, paffing from a Fifbing Veffel to the Shore in a Canoe deeply loaded with Filh, it funk ‘ ander bim and bs was drowned. By a Letter from Mento Chrifio, we are informed, that the Englilh Men of War bave block'd up that Port, fothat no Vil dare 9chtare out, as they take al they fall in with, bound ta, or from thence, nit excepting the Spanifp Craft, which bas occifiined an almift entire flaznation of Dufinefs there. ‘ e have Zdvice that the Sthoozer Folly Rebin, Srom Salem to St. Kitts, and S¢hoaner Prince William Sfrom Barbadoes te Da-blehiad, were ta'en by the Beinfaifant Crivaker, of Marrinees, 22dof (aft Mantn. PG E PR BIRC ., - i it Sl LIST of LETTERS in the POST OFFICE at Poril- /== mouch, 28 h Oftaber 1761, , YOSEPH BLACKBURN, Thomas Chailnep, T hos. Cotton, Ebenezer Chrichett, John Chapman, Mary Dresk, Janres Grouard, John Hilion, George How, James Hamiiton, Joleph Jacklon, William Jones, James Jones, Samuel Jones, Tobias Lakeman, William ‘Miniey, Michacl Martia, John M’Glauglan, Thomas Manning, John Nelfon, Hannah' Nicnolfon, John Owans, Robert Oram, Margret Parlons, Daniel Pickering, Thomus Prowfe, Sarah Robins, Hannzh Rands!, Mary Randal, John Shackford, Mary Snow, Nathaniel Sherburne, laac Tucker, Samuel Water- houfe, George Waterhouté, of Port/imouth. John Simpfon, Elizabeth Whitc_“lofcph Trew, William “Bmnicomb, Love Atkins, of Weew Caffle. - Abraham Dow, Samuel Elliot, Barnard Lowell, of Hampton. Jofeph Gilman, Theophilus Gilman, Samuc] Brooks, John Giddius, John Reynolds, Thomas Clark, Jevis Samburn, of Exeter. Nathaniel French, of Epping. Hubartus Matoon, of Newmarkett. John Melony, JolephCromwell,Z3cheus Purinton, Jeremiah Danifh, Stephen Evans of Dowsr. Ichabod Rollings, Jothua Stagpole, Margaret Brock,of Sommer/worth. Richaird Samborn of Nottingbam. Doéter Dulten, of Plaftow. Mary Melvin, David Night, of Chefler. David Archibald, Samuel Archibald, John Archibald, John Atkin, David Anderfon, Jennet Anderfon, [ohn Borland, Mofes Barnet, William Boyd, Jane Blair, Yfaac Broufter, Alexsnder Clark, John Clark, Williain Caldwell, John Caruth, John Cochran,RobertCough- ran, John Refide, George Scott, Samuel Still, Mat- thew Teaylor; Alexander Thomplon, Robert Wallace, Jobn Wallace, William Wallace, John - Dinfmore, Jane Freaney, Joleph Finley, Robert Gilmore, Jane Moore, John Mitchell, William Miltember, Robert Montgomery,David M’Calefter, John Mortan, Robert Parkinlon, Anne Cuming. Jotham Tuttle, of Lendin derry. Daniel Mullan, New Boflon. Robert Dunlap, Weftburongh. William Holmes, Bedford. John Anderfon, Pelbam. John Colby, Newrsn. Robert Bunten, Suncook Avehilus Touns, Monfen William Smith, of Arundel. Alexander Campbell, New Cafile. Job Robert's Naraganfet.. Jonathan -Williamfon, of Pownalborough. Wiiliam fimes John Parker, Walter Malonie, James Blair, Dunbar Henderfon, of Georges Riger. David Boys, Elizabeth Blany, Jofeph Caden, ‘Roger Dearing, Philip Drew, E'eazer Forgulon, Elihu ‘Gullifon, Benjamin Jenkens, Edward Kennard, Samuel Lempherr, Peter Staple, David Suple, of Kittery. John Bradbury, James Babbage, Benjemin * Donnel,David Daley,Benjamin Holt,Samuel Lankton, Jeremjah Moulion, Alexander M’Intire, Johnfon Moulton, S2muel Mooedy, Willism OQ’Brien, Jerufha Pell, Jofeph Perkins, Joleph Weeks of ¥ork Samuel Gutchel, Daniel Ford, Jefeph Emery, of. Berwick. Samuel Stuart, Zachariah Goodwiil, John Bennet, of Wells. Ephraim Brown, Ebenezer Cox, Jofish Dunn, Mary Dier, Danie! Fogg, John Goodwin, Abigail Jordan, Richard King, Daniel Merferve, Allan M’Clean, Hannah Mayhew,Robert Maclslland, Jofish Noyce, Mofés Pearfon, Jededish Prebble, Jofeph Parker, Jeremiah Pate, Mel’rs Riggs & Preble, Gibbert Scott, Wiilism Simonton, Chriftopher Strout, Daniel Sirout, James Wagg, John Wilburn, James Wildrage, of Cafro Bay. CUSTOM HOUSE, Piscataqua, O&ober zg. Entered Inwards, Schooner Amherit, Theo. Morrill,iromGuadaloupe. Sloop Harliquen, Robert Pike, fromn Halifax. Brig Merrimak, Jofhua Moody, from Guadaloupe. Sloop Abigail, 1. Rickird, from Guadaloupe. ; Clesred Oat, Brig Three Friende, John Flagg, for Jsmaics. Ship Minerva, Jofeph Hixfon, for London. Schooner Sally, Edward Butlen, for Maryland. Sloop Sally, Geerge Goodin, for Halifax, Sloop Swallow, Noah Goodin, for Nova Scotia, ey o ey e ey To be Shot for on Monday the Ninth of November next at Eleven o’Clock in the Forenoon, a good Watch; & Fat Heifer; a piece of Irifh Holland, all valu'd at the loweft price; Tickets to be had of the Printer hereof, and of Mr. T bomas Seavey, Tnnholder, at whofe Foule the above Articles are to be fhot for ; Diftance 12 Rod: N. B. Tickets for the Waich at £.5; fd the Heifer and Holland at £:3 each. All Perfons Indebted to, or that have any. Demands on the Eftate or Robert Bantan, late of Allens Town (focalled) deceas’d, are defired to bring in gheir Accounts to Andrew Buntan, of Allens 'Lown aforefaid, Adminiftrator to theBftate of the faidDeceas’d, in order forSewdement, Previncs oF New HaMpauirg: To the Proprictors of Rochefter, a Towh | in the Province of New Hampthire. GENTLEMEN, . YUU are hereby NOTIFIED, That on Mondey the 16.h of November next, st Ten 0'Clock A. M. &t the Houle of Mr. Ephrainm Hanfon, Innholder in Doyer, in faid Province, a Meciing ot fsid Proptietors is to be held, for thé following Purpoles, giz To know ifthe Proprictors will reconfider 8 Vote pafs’'d at their lat Meeting. refpeting the Divifion of the common Lands in fald Town ; and vote that {aid Lanls fhall be divided according to Quantity and Quality. And to lear the Requeft of the Rev. Mr. Samyel Hill, to kiow if the Proprietors will give or fell him Part of the common Land, lying near the Meeting Houfe. Alio to chufe a Committee to compound with or profecite any Perfon-or Peifons that have any common Lznds within Fente. To imPower fome fuitable Perfon or Perfons, to receive the Money due for Mill Rent; or to fue for and recover the {amef” and apply it sgrceable 0 a former Vote of faid Proprictors. Allo to chufe ® Committee to fell Part of fundry Lois in the Third Divifion in faid Town, the Owners not appearing to pay their Proportion of the Charge of meking faid Divifion.—The Original Proprietors are as follows, viz. Fofeph Chefly and others, Mofes Davis, junr. and others, Benjamin. Wentwerth and Shadrack Watfon. Alfo to hear the Requeft of fund:y Peifons, to know if the Proprictors will have o High Way fiom the main Road to Guppy's Mill, fo called., - All the above Articles to be atted on, as theProprie- | tors conven’d thall think proper. By Ousder of the Committee, Joun WenTworTH, Pro. CI. Province or New Hampsyire. . NOTICE is hereby given, to the Proprietors of & Traét of Land granted to Jotn Leavit,§Daniec Marfionand sthers, That their Meet-} ing held the 6:h cf O&ober laft paft. flandsAdjourned to Tuslday the Seventeenth Day of November next, at the Houle of Capt. Fobn Leavit, Innholder in faid Pariih, at One o’Clock Afternoon, to aét any Tring that fhail then be thought proper.—— And every dclinquent Proprietor, is defired forthwith to pay his Arrears to the Collector, otherwife may expet his Lands will foon be expofed to Sale. : : Danier SamBorw, Pro. CL Hampton, Of. 28 1761. MOSES BOYNTON Hereby informs his Cuftomess and others, That fer his own Conveniency, has removed his Bufinels from the Shop where he lately work’d, to the Houle where he did and doth now live, in King Street, 2 few Doors ,below the Parade ; where hangs the Sign of thé- Buck, Breeches and Glove. 'Gecod Attendance will be given ; and where any Perfon of, Perfons may be fupplicd with good Buff Breeches,, and Glaves, and the beft of hard Meial Buttons.: Good Skins of almoft all Sorts are ftill wanted, and’ are ftill taken in at faid Place. o (e B e, ON Tueflday the 1oth of No- vember next, being the Birth Day of his late Majcfty,’ of glorious Memory, there will be fhot fora very good Yoke of Steers, at the Plsins, at Five Pounds Ten Shillings per Shot. And alfo another fat Yoke to be fhot for atthe fame Place, onthe 17th following; at One o’Clock, at Six Pounds Ten Shillings per, Ticket : This laft mentioned Yoke to be fhot forat Arms length. Note, both the Yokes are coming of Three. 'The Diftance 70 Yards. Tickets to be Had of Fobn Perry, at the Pigins alorefaid. LONDON, July17 Jtis [aid that M. de B. fince bis laft propofals were, rejefted: feems not a little difconcerted and chagrin'd 3 which is nobad proof of the proprietysf 'I'éjeflir{g them.! He lately talked of the great change theKing bis mafter could give to the face of Mffairs, by throwing 10,00 men into this kingdom. 1 be great Man to whom this was [poke, anfwered verygravely,.... 1fkonld be Jorryp “to hear of their beirg landedin England, having al- « ready more French Prijonersthan we can welldifpofe “of, and 1lmew nit what we [bould d» with ten thoe, fand more. 3 ¢ Faner, Fuly z1: HisPruffian Msjefty and General Lzudohn are both in motien. The King cauled om the 17¢h, fixty cartridges to be diftributed to every foldier, after which the army reccived the (acrament., Five hundred furgeons have joined it, together with. three waggon losds of bandages. The defign of his march is to fave Breflau and to fruftrate the intentions of Gen. Laudohn, which sre to join the Ruffians. Things never were in fo critical a fitnation es at this moment. 'The Auftrians’are 80,000 effcétive men. the Ruffians yader Marfhal Buttcslin, 75,000y e R i e s L b e BB Ay T oI