The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, March 26, 1762, Page 3

o confidersble Q@ntifies of‘Me_rchmdi;e, &o. in-Sleighs, were at Crown Point, on their Way to thofe Places. 5 Port of BOSTON, March- zo. Atwo-d and Dixey, from Halifsx. Low, Parlans and , Ruft, from Virginia. Cracker from North Carolina.’ " " Lambard from Maryland. Ofborne from Jamaica. ¢ Cleared Our, - : Southward for Conneéticut. Wimble for New York. Fellows.for Virginia. Waterman for Philadelphia. Lyl FASN oy ol o) ot pnd N o) mpa \ PORTSMOUTH. More Certain NEWS of a SPANISH WAR. - Extrattof a Letter from a Gentleman in Bofton, to bis Friend in this Town, dated Minday, Merch 22d. 1762, and after the Boton Papers were publif'd. HAVE juit Time to scquaint you, there is arrived I fince the Papers were publithed,-a Shooner from Yougha! in Ireland, belongs to Mr. Freeman of Marble- + pead, and has brought London Prints to the z2d of Jjanoary, which I have jult’ now read; containing His Majesry’s SPEECH to both ‘Houfes of Parliament; with their ADDRESS on the 5th of January, on which WAR was declared apainft Spain ; its a moft fpirited Speech, and the Addreifes equal : So Orders are ‘iffued | for wuking into His Majefty’s Service,a Number of Ships, that the whole Navy may be compleat Five Hundred Ssil, as foon &3 the War was declared :—A prodigious Number of Seamen enter'd on board the 1Men of War; and at leaft, it’s faid, 100 Sail’ of Priva: d teers were, fitting out :—Mr. PrTT was fent for to Council from his Country Seat, which held . from Sa- ¢ made as yet of his conting to the Helm, but its added; * . he is the Pilot :=—The Antigalicans have fitted out & Privateer of 50 Guns, smong feveral others of equal Force : —The Earl of Briftol was arrived in London from Portagal :—The King of Portugal had afked the Court of Great Britain for 2o Men of War, end 14000 Men ; its faid the Spaniards had begun ;Depredations ‘on thizm. The King of Spain had taken 50,000 Ba- | varian and other Troops into his Pay.—The fi!ggregns _were receiving great Supplies from England to engsge '+ "againl Spain : —The Spanisrds had the [fland of Mi- norca ceded to them by France in Auguft Laft :— A } Fleet wis gring from England to Cocfica to take that " Il2nd under Britith Protetion, by the Defire of the ! ‘Corficans : -~ Admiral Saunders was cruizing 'in_the i Gut of Gibraltar with 33 Sail of Men of War :—Col- ¢ berp taken by the Ruffiany: —It was expected that Den- - ‘, mark would declare immediately : —The Hon. Charles . Townfbend going Ambafiador to Denmark :—+The King of Praffia was nearly furpriz’d in the Night at Strelin, J in Perfon, with but few Guards round him, was faved by anintercepted Letter from the Enemy; is prepar- ing “for the next Campigin := The French Troops in Wiater Qarters; alfo Prince Ferdinand 3 the French anerals were gone to Paris :—The Dutch were sug- menting their Navy and Army, but had declased on no Side, tho’ it was expsfed they would for us:—Seve- ral Floets ficting out, chiefly defigned againft Spain:— Oa Compaiation is found we have .ro,000 Spanih Seamen taken smong the French, now in the El:xglilh Prifons :—That its tho’t the Spaniards will have but « fearvy Flaes:—No Depredations hsd [)_ccn committed by Se by the Spaniards, tho’ they had ftopped 2 Num- / ber of Vefiels sz Allcan, Cadiz, Bilbos, &c.. On our " Side 100 Sail was detsined in the River, of Spanifh Ships; thoft thatwere cleared out, has Paflports.in the mott generous. Manner :—The Spanith Ambaflador . { ' wasordered homs=, wha took his Leave with high Re- i flcélions on Mr, P— 7, sfid was furprized with the - b Earl of Briltol's Return :—Thst it's - thought ‘the Spa- niards did not defign to carry the Joke fofar. ; By a Letter to..a Gentleman inthis Town, we bear, ‘tbat M IN O RCA wasgiven by the French to the Spaniards lafl November, which conficms another Account of that Matter: It is {ull Time tor the French to give, ) lealt All fhoaid be takea from them, | The Ganeral AssemaLy, of this Province have voréd { Fios Handred snd [birty Faur. Men, for the enfuing Cimpaign. : ‘ The Geozral Affembly of theColony of Connedlicut at their prefent Seffions, have Ordered 2300 Men to be * raiiad for his Mazjelty’s Service, the enfumg Csmpaign : the Field Officers appointed to command them, are the falne thet commanded the lalt Campaign: | Lhey have alfo Ordered the Sum of Sixty Five ! Thoufand Founds Lawfu! Money to be emitted. © Wednclday, the 7th of April next, is sppointed by Authorityto be obferved asa Day of Fafting and Prayer throughoue that Colony. We hear from Newport, that atthe Supericr Court held there Jalk Week, John Sherman was canviéled of " Baiglary ; and Fortune, « Negro Slave,of fetting Fire to w Wirchou's on the Long Wharf. They are fentenced " tobe ¢x:cuted on Weduelday the Fourteenth of next Moath, . And William Lawton was convicted of Per- jury; for which he was fentenced to ftand in the Pillory Jeft Friday from Eleven o’Clock to T'welve, to fuffer One Month’s Imprilonment, and to pay a Fine to the King of 500 Pounds O. T. : ¥ N E WY OR K, March 13, | Yeqlterdey fe’nnight Col Peter Schuyler departed this Life, at his Seat at Newalk,in Eaft New Jerfey, greatly and jultly lamented. He did honour to his Country, end gave a noble example to others: And it™ will be sllowed by all who knew him, that he wast fincere \ fsiend ; humane ; benevolent; and jult to all mankind: . till all be Sold. turday Evening till Sunday Morning; no Mention A Parcell Choice FLOUR to be Sold by Richard Spencer, at Nineteen Pounds Old Tenor per Hundredin Dollars.—Enguire at Mr. John Stavers, Innbolder. ot s —d ‘\fl“‘-"wm'w‘ v N SN i o et Choice CORN to be Sold at the Long. Wharfe, at Three Pounds Eighteen Sbiilings by the Buthell. [88] : ~TO BE SOLD v A Likely NEGRO WOMAN about 27 Years of Age. Inquire of the Printer. . . v [88] : PROVINGE. OF NEWHJI.WPSHIRE. NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprietors of the original Rights in tze Townfhip of Gilmantown in .faid Province, That the VENDUE holden at Exeter on the third Day of March Inftant, s . for the Sale of Part of the original Rights for the Pay- ment of the Taxes due therean, flands Adjourn’d to the twenticth Day of April next,at the Houfe of Mr. Fora- thian Gilmen, Innholder, in faid Exeter, to'begin at Two of the Clock Afternoon; when the faid Sale will again begin,and go on, and be continued from Tire to Time kssy | Extter, March 22. Daniel Grant, Colle&or. ALL Perfons who have any De- mand on. the ERate of Elizabeth Dudiey, late of Exeter, fingle. Woman, deceafed, Inteftate, are hereby defired to bring in their faid Demand to Natbaniel Thing of ' faid Exeter,Adminiftrator ‘of the Eftate of faid Decealed. And all Perfons Indebted to the faid Eftate, are defired . to pay tneir refdective Debis to the faid Adminiftrator, * as they would avoid further Trouble. . Exeter, March 22. [338] Ersom, March 23d, 1762, THESE are-to Notify the Pro- priétors of the Town of Epfom, in the Province of New Hnmpflxiye, That the Proprictors Meeting warn’d the Sixteenth Dsy of December, to ba held at the Hou'e of Capt. dudreww McClarey's, ftands Acjourned to the laft Wedne(dsy of May next enfuing the above Date, 88| .. Joks McClary, Moderator. ) Proviece or New HaMPsHIRE. AT PUBLIC VENDUE ¢t the higheft Bidder, on Thurfday the $th Day of April nex:, at fix o’Clock in the Afternoon at the Dwelling Houle of George Huntrifs ia Portimouth, in the fameProvince, Innholder, fundry Goods,and a Dwelling Houfe and - Land,in faxd Portimauth,.on Pickerin’s Neck, (fo called) being the Eftate ot Ebemezer Seward, \ste of faid Portl- mouth, Caucker, decesfed, and Sold. for the Payment of his Deb:s,byLicence from the Honourable the Judge of Probate of Wills, &c. for the fame Province ; Lon- diticnato be feen at Time and Place of Sale. Portfmeuth, March z35. _ , : POVINCE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Wuereas this Day Application hzs bzen made to me the Subfcriber, by the Owners of mare thanoite fixteenth Part of the Rights or Shares in the Townfhip of Alexandria and New Chefler, in the Province aforefaid, defiring me to Noti'y and Calla Meering of faid Proprietors ss {oon as may be ; THIS is to NoT1Fy and WaRrn all the . Proprietors of the faid Townfhip of Alexarndria and Neew Chefler, to gffem- ble and meet at the Houfe of Major Fobnr Tolford, in Chefter, in the Province aforefaid, Elq; on Tuelday the 3oth Dy of March Inftan:, at ten of the Clock in the Forenoen, in order to aét and vote on the following Articles, vin. 1. To chufe a Proprietors Clerk. 2. To chule a Proprictars Treafurer. 3. To chufe Affeflors. 4. T chufe 2 Proprieters Calleftor- 5. To fee if the Proprietors will agree to slict ove faid -Townfhip, and raile Money for that End; or sny other, to carry on any Matter or Thing, that by the Proprietors of the re(peétive Townfhips aforefaid, fhall be tho’t neceflary, to bring forwad the Settlement of each. 6. To agree on proper Meafures for calling Proprietors Meetings for ths future. 7. To fee ifthe Proprietors will chufe s Commice to profecute in the Lisw, any that have or msy hereaflter make {trip, or walte of the Timber of faid Townfhip, .~ MaTTuew THorRNTON, Fus. Pat. sth of March, Awxno Domini, 1762. PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. THE Creditors to the Eftate of Ebenezer Sewvard late of Port!mouth, in this Province, Canker, deceafed, reprefented Infolvent, are hereby NOTIFIED, That the Commiflioners appointed to receive and examine their re{petive Claims, will attend that Bufinefs at the Houfe of Captain Zachariah Fofs. Innholder, infaid Portfmouth, on the laft Wednefday of this and the five following Months, from Siz of the Cleck in the Afternoon until Eight. Port[mouth, Eleazer Ruffell, Feb. s. { Cutt Shannon, THE feveral Licenced and Pers mitted Perfons to fell fpiritous LIQUORS in the Town - of Berwick, ARE HERESY NOTIFIED, to meet me | there a: Capt. 7sbr Lord’s Innho'der, onFriday the 26t of March next : Thole at Kittery at Mr. Roberz Cutts tie 27th Day : Thole st York the zgth Dy -at Mr: Edward Ingrabam's ; Thofe at Wells and Arundell and Phillipltown, a: Mr. Peletiah Littleficld’s the 316t Day; all at ten o'Clock in the Forenoon to render their Ac= counts and pay in their lait fix Months EXCISE for the Year Arno Domini 1761 ; and thereby prevent further Trouble. = Damiet Crark, Coliedtor of Excife York, Feb. 26,1 for the County of York. ' Ranaway together laft Saturday- Night, being the 6th Inftant, two BOYS, cne belong- ing to Capt. George Turner of Portfmouth, s Seatsring Lad, named ¥o/rph Howard, about 17 Yearsof Age, & Por:ugue born, of a yellow Compleétion, black Hair : . had on when he wentaway, a Psir of Trowfers ; has fe~ veral Jackets with him.* Whoever fhall bring f{sid Eoy to faid Turzer in Portfmouth, fhall have two Dollars Reward, and necaffary Charges paid by - G. Turser. The other is a Lad about r4 Years of Age, named Fobn Tucker, belonging to Jobn Noble of Portimouth, Barber; he is of a light Com= plection, thick fett, fomethisg dull and heavy : Had on when he went away a blue Jacket, and blue Breeches, worn out at the Knees. If he will return and acknow - ledge his Fault, he fhell be fargiven by his Mafter.— All Mafters'cf Veflels & others, are forbid to entertdini or carry cff faid Boy, as they would avoid the Pensity of of theLaw in that.Cafe. Itis fuppofed they are both - gone the Eaftern R .ad tewards Cafco-Bay. TO BE SOLD By ROBERT TRAILL, . A Quantity of FLOWER and SHIP BREAD by the Barrell or fingle Hundred cheap, as it’s a little on the mufty Order, S e s s coomame L O N D O N, November 3o. : - At the Quarter Scflionis of the Peace; beld at King3 fton upon Thames, for the county of Surry, which ended on Saturday Iaff, 500 prifoners were difcharged from the King’s Bench Prifon, New Goal, and Mar= fhal fes, on the Compulfivz Ciaufe, in the late A&, for the relief of Infolvent Debtors ; when fathers compelled their fons ; fons compelled their fatheérs ; brothers snd fitters compelling brothers and fifters ; and bailiffs com pelling thole that employed them, &c. &c: there being no power given by theé At to (wear the Compelling Creditor to the juftnefs of his debt, or to meke hinx attend to an{wer any queRtions, But it sppearing to the Court in four or five inftarices, that there were frauds,, the priloners were remanded back. Qne inftshce wis very remarksble : A perfon in the Borough hid undee- taken, for a fum of money, to get a prifoner difchargeds for which purpofe he lent a than s bank Bote of zol. which man immediately lent the fame to the prifoner in cuftody, and which note the prifoner ‘inimediately returned to the firft lender ; yet the middle man, who only pafled the note from the lender to the prifoner,) compelled bim to appear to s debt for zol. tho’ the bunk note was retarnéd at the time pretended to be borrowed, One prifoner, whilft waiting in Court to be dilcharged, had his pocket picked of feven guiness ; fo thet the thief here feemed & man of conlcience ; as he was not willing the prifoner fhould fewear he had delivered up his All, while he had o much mcney about him. A few days ago a certain traceiman in Rotherhithe) intending to take the benefit of the compulfive claule, made over his effe@s to’a femiale companion,whom he believed he could tinft, “till the sffiir fhould be com- pleated ; but in his ablence fhe took time by the fore< lock, #nd married a jolly tar ; fo that when the whife~ wa/bed man returned to his heule, he could not get admittance, as there was nothing there that he could clsim as his property ; snd thus he found himfelf, thopgh in one fenfe uxfairly, yet in fo& fairly charrd. 1t is wery evident that the Compalfive Claufe in the lote Infolvent A&, bas caufed Trade to decreafe, by enquiring into the different manufaliures in Spitilefields and othir places, where there are many bundreds ef Weavers cat of hufinefs, and bave mo lawful method to maintain them- Jelves and families, the Mafiers not smaking goods, being afraidto [/l them on Credit. at this bazardous time. 1# is fuppofed that ninety of every bundred cleared, have beerw perjured, by taking theit oaths, that they bave given up their AU, when they bave offigned their iffets to Jome of their family or friends ; fome from a reguifb difpofition, and mavy feduced, perbaps, by the perjuasfins of otbers, and the eafy manser of getting ric of their -Debts ... *Fis feared, that many, who bave taken the Ben:fit in this fraudulent manner, will be the perfons éntrufted with the fecretion of their (ff. &5, or future quarrels and animofities bave their cincealment divilged, either from malice, or the bencfit arifing to them for Ja doing, and the eriminal Juffer accordingly. .To prevent wbich, perbaps a Parden to thof whs tould give a faithful account of their ¢fate and ¢ffelis, at that time concealed, for the bencfit of théir Creditors, might be the means of faving many of his Majefty's fubjects, reflore, in fome meafure, their hofs Re- putation, and recompence the irjured Trader. } Commiflioners. 4