The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, April 16, 1762, Page 4

L O N D O N, mg. The angry memorial faid to have been fent by the States General to the Britith coart, is not properly (pea L'ng, a national affair, but concerns the India Company of both nations : the Dutch -pretending that our con’s piny have behaved unwarrantably and injured their company. ; Letters from fome of the Captains errived at Gibral- tar, who go: out of Cadiz, fay that there were about 25 {vi! of merchant fhips, befides 2 60 gun fhip and a frigaie, that had notice given them by an Englifh Con- ful, a few hours before the Spanith Governor received his Difpatches from Madrid ; and that 2 great number of Spanith boats, full of failors and foldiers, werc fent to go on board our fhips, to take off the Rudders; but 'our people fired at them, funkfome of their boats and killed feveral of their men. The confufion was very great, each firiving to get foremotft. It is faid there are 19 Spznifh fhips, that have taken in the greateft part of their cargoes in the river, and will be fuffered to return home, provided the Spaniards grant the {sme liberty to our fhips in their ports. We hear the States General heve prefented a Memo- rislto our Court, which fills near eight fheets of Paper, relaing chiefly to the Eaft Indies. Sir G:orge Pocock, Knight of the Bath, fets out this wezk for Portifmouth; to take on him the command of a fleet which is going on an important cxpedition: He is to hoift his flag on board of the Namur. We now hear that no embargo will be laid; bt that ell the Spanifh fhips in our ports will be detined till the arrival of the sdvice veflel, which failed lalt week from Plymouth to Lifbon, with fome expreflis to be fent frem thence to Spiin, relative ‘to' the mutual difcharge of both nations to a certsin time: » Notwithftanding what has been reporied of the Re- publick of Holland, we are affured that the Siates are now under confideration to effit the Engl {h, with the ftipulstzd men of war #nd land forces, according to the fcversl trexties {ubfiting between them snd Great- Britsin ; but as they arevery{low in'their deliberations, it requites fome time for the feven Provinces to b# unanimous in their confeats : : The Embarkation of Troops at- Portfmohth is to teke place forthwith, and the Officers have received exprefs O:ders to be on board the Tranfporis with the T'roops in ten days. 4 ; Fan. 25. Somemerchants it is (aid aré going to pur- chefe the Kingfton man of war of 60 gun:, in order to fit her our to cruizz againik theSpaniards. % The Proflian officer who fuffered the traitor War- Kotch to efcape by getting out of the Window of his clo‘et, has been thot at Breflaw, k5 Letters from Pomerania fay that after Colberg fur- tendered, 13 veflels from Stertin with provifions, arri- wed there which were feized by theRuiiens. i Fan. 16. There is advice, that the Spanifh Gover- nor at Cediz, having becn fuppofed to connive at the efcspe of 16 Englith veflels out of that harbour,had to- gethier with hi$ lady, been arrefted by order of the Court of Madrid, and thrown into piifon.;. Thomas Coxton, Elq; his Majeftly’s Conful ar Alicant is laid under arreft in that place,and confined to his houle,with a firong gugid over hind. - The%pznifh gmbaflzdor sid Nis family failed from Dover on Tueldsy laft. , T¢ is faid that Major General Fowke is to command the troops on the Lrifh eftablifiment, who are to be employed occafiunally in expeditions. On the 28:h ult. died at his feat in Hampthire, the Right Hon, James Lord Kingfton, one of his Majefty’s ‘moft honourable Privy Council. We hear from Brifto!, that they are firting out two privateers there of 30 gunt and 250 men each. " We learn ffom Savolix in Findland, that a man Iately died there, who had been near three months fick ‘without receiving the lesft fubftenance duripg that in terval, or opening either his eyes or his mouth, and hat thete was o other figns of life in him but 2 very low breathing of the pulfe and heart; but four days before his deceafe he entirely recovered the ufe of his fenfes, and dcfired to receive the Sacrament, which was immediately adminiftered to him, and he foon after expired. s Fan. 28. They write from Magdebourg that every ‘thing continues quict in Saxony, and “that the’ King of Pruffia is in good Health, The laft advice from him being of the 1ft of January, at which time bisarmy bad orders to march, but it was not known to what quarter, acr were the motives of this order known. Marfhal Peun was gone to Viznm, lesving the Aufirian army “mnder the command of General Count O Diniel.... That ghe Rufians heve put a ftrong garrifon in Colberg ; and that the Ruflian troops at Stargard smount (o 30,000 men. In a reincounter of the Pruffians and Swedes at Bax- “dow, that villsge took fire, and was reduced to afhes, only the caftle and church remained, g v On Tuefday they had the hardeft gales of wind that was ever known st Plymouth, in which feveral of his Majefty’s fhips were difmafted....A nuber of mer- chantmen drove afhore, sand feveral loft with their ‘crews....A French frigate of 22 guns and 210 men from Havre de Grace on a cruize to Hifpaniola, was Toft in Portland Road, and only 70 of the crew faved. Feb, 1, We hear orders are font toall our fea ports " L to ftop fufpicious perfone, and to Jetsin them unlefs they can producs fificent paflparce, or give a good ac- count of theinelves, 4 3 We l:fm from Lifbon that the Portugue(s are levy- ing 'rc§ru1‘.s, .md have alreaday marched: fome troops to tnelir frontires, ] Yefierdsy moining & Lady in Boad {treet, faid to be r.cirl‘y related to the unfortunete young gentleman lup- paied to be mortally wounded in a due! on Tuefday, in Hyde park, {hot her (elf through the head with a piftol, It is faid orders were yefterdsy given our for all cflicexls to repair to their refpe@ive pofts, and for all Captuins of fhipsto go on board directly. Tnere is advice from Hamburgh, thae the Swedes h}:‘e takenMalchin, end foind a confiderable magizine there. Extratt of a Letter from Capt. Fobn Bell, of the Eliza- beth of London, dated from Oporto. ¢ Since I have been herg, a Dutchmen fell into the River, and was taken up from the botiom about three quarters of an hour after wards ; he was carried on board the fhip he belong’d to, and crders were aétually given for [z wing him op in & hamack, in order to bury him. _ 'Fhe Britifh vice conful (Mr. Gabriel Hervey) who is a very bumane man, hearing of the affair, took a boat, went on board, laid the fellow by the fire fide, #nd kept rubbing him with common falt till life return- ed, and the man isnow hearty and well. Mr. Hervey has told me, he has known a dog kept under water two hours, and recovered by being covered with falt; and his Jady told me that fhe had recovered a cat.” ISAAC WILLIAMS, Peruke:-Maker and Hair-Cutter, e from. BOSTON. Makes Tyes, Full bottom’d, Brigadeers, Bobs: and. Bag-Wiggs, Cews, Spencers, Ramalces, Scratches, &c..&c. Living op- pofite -to Major HaLE’s in Portfmouth, near the North-Meeting Houle. Alfo gives Cafh for Hair. Provinceof New Hamesuire. Purfuant to an A& or Law of faid Province, and-to a-Vote pafs’d by the proprietors of Gilmantown, in faid Province, for regulating ghe Calling of ‘Meetings for the faid Proprietors for the future ; thefe'are to NOTIFY and Warn the proprictors of the faid Townfhip of Cilmantown, toaflemble themfelves'at theHoule of Mr. Fonathan Gi/mas, Innholder in Exeter, ‘on Monday the Nineteenth Day of April nexr, ai Ten o’Clock before Noon, then and there to confider of, and pafs any Veote or Votes on tie following Articles, iz, f. To chul: a Committce to perambulate the Lines of the firft Divifion, and new fpot them, end new num- ber the Lotts. 2. To confirm the fisft intended Parith Six Miles and zn half on Csnterbury Line, or {fofar as it is slready laid out. 3 To lsy out all the Land within the Bounds of faid Parifh, that is not already laid out. 4. To give Liberty to Twenty cf the proprictors to chufe their Lots within faid Parith, they giving Bonds as the firft Settlers have cone, and give them Libercy to draw for their Choice in & Time then to be limited. 5. To chufe = Committee to lsy out the Shares of the purchalers of Mafen’s Claim accordirg to egreement. 6. To chufe a Commiite to Jay out fo many Hundred Acre Lots in faid Townfhip, that ¢ach Proprietor may have two of them, except the {etlers, who have had themr. 7. Topafsa Votctore- turn the Money ( with proper Allowance ) to thole Perfons who paid on Rights that were voted forfeir. 8. To chufe a Man to draw the Lots that sre not elready drawn. g. To impower the Committee thatlsy out the Hundred Acre Lots; to chufe the Minifter’s Lot, Parfcnage {Lot and School Lot in ‘each Divifion, or otherwile, as the proprietors fhall thirk proper Dated at Exeter, in faid Prevince,the 277th Day of March in the Second Year of His Mge/iy': Reign, Anrno Pomini 1762, Josian Girmanw, pro. Clerk. Ly ) Aymnd e Gy ) N\ ) NOTICE is hereby Given to the Delinquent Proprietors of the "Town‘hip of Stevens Feewn, fo called, in the Province of New Hampfhire, that unle(s they imimediately pay their vefpeclive Ar- rears to me the Subfcriber, fo muchof their Land will be Sold at pablick Vendue, at the Houfe of M. Fobn Huntaon, Innholder in Kingfton, en Tucfday the Eigh- teenth Day of Mayv next, as will pay the fame. The Delinquesnt Proprictors are as follow, viz. Fonathan Greely, Mofes Quinky, Fefepbh Fones, Eoe- nezzer Long, Abrabam Green, Naibaniel Lad, William Bufwell, 3d. Peter Darbon, Capt. Febn Lad. Nathan Sweatt, Colle€lor of Stevens Towr. Kingflen, April 7. a762. A e TO BE SOLD A Likely NEGRO WOMAN about 27 Years of Age. Inquire of the Printer, [89] s i o s 3 gttt % Y q 3 ALL Perfons who bave aiy De- mandson the Eftate of Capt, Daniel Ribsnjen, late of Porimouth, deceas’d, are defired to biing them in té Fonathan Warner, {ole Executor to the luft Wil of thi faid Deceas’d ; and thole indebted to fa'd Pfiste, ard defired to make fpecdy Payinent Pertfmouth, April vff. 1762, L oy Loy oy e, rmnd o ) (o o) TO be SOLD. cheap for CASH; & FARM in Chefter, in the Province of New Hamp- fhire, conwining about Sevenry Acres,more or life, at a Place called theLongMeadows,near theRev.Mr. /¥ i/fon’s new Meeting Houle ; sbout Twenty Acies thereof within Fence, and fit for Tillage and Mowing, panily improved as fuch, and lies handy to Saw. end Grifk- Mills, within four' Miles of Rev. Mr.F/agg’s Meeting Houfe: Any Perfon inclining to purchale the fame, may Inquire of Fofepb McFarfen, living on the Pre- miles, or Mr. 7obn Webfler, Innholder in faid Chefter, or Major To/ford, Innholder. - March 2715, 1762. ALL Perfons indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Samue/ Pray; late of Kittery, deceas’d, sre defired to bring them in to Ebenezer Pray, Adminiftrator to the Eftate of the faid Deceas'd, in order for Settlement. BROKE out of His Majefty’s Goal in York, on the Night of the sth Inftant, Samuel Richards, and Benair Doore, imprifoned on Sufpicion of making ‘and pafling counterfeit g)ollirl ; each of them of a midling Stature, and of about Thirty Years of Age. WHOEVER takes up faid Prifoners, and fe- cares them, [o that they may be brought to Juftice, fhall lave TEN DOLLARS Reward, and sll neceflary Charges paid by me Jsremrau MovvrTon, jun. Sh, York . March 6th 1762. TO BE SOLD g By Mrs. Dorcas Bradford, a - likely NEGRO WOMAN, sbout thirty Yea:s of Age; tuitable: for any Bafinefs. ’ ALL Perfons who have any De- mand on the Efate of Elixabeth Dudley, late of Exeter; fingle Womas; decesfed, Infeltate, &re héreby defired to bring in théir {aid Demand to Natbaniel Thing of faid Exeter,Adminiftrator of the Eftate of faid Deczafed. And all Peifons Indebted to the faid Egate, are defired to pay their' refpective Debis to the faid Adminiftrator; as they would avoid further Trouble. [3)Y Exercr, March 22, : Ersor, March 23d, 1762. : THESE are to Notify the Pro- prietors of the Town of Epfom, in the Province of New Hampthire, That the Proprictors’ Meeting warn’d the Sixteenth Day of December, to be held at the Houfe of Capt. Andrew McClarey’s, fands Adjourned to the left: Wednelday of May next enfuing the sbove Date. i8gll Febn McClary, Moderator. o e Lsmyimag) by o) (o) e )} IF Martin Huber, Native of Buzil, in Switzerland, who has been abfent from hig Family about roor 12 Yesrs, and thought to be in fome Partof America,will apply to WiLL1AM Bavarp and Company, inNeso York, be msy hear of fomeihing very confiderable to his Advantsge. N: B. He fet out from Bazil for Americe, and enter’'d as a Soldier, but afterwards diicharg’d. Any Perfon whe can give Intelligence of him, whether dead -or alive, will be thankfully rewarded. i e e e e () o ) e ) > s PHILLIPS WHITE of]Vewémy Has lately” ImporTED a large ASSORTMENT of GOODS, and hercby informs his Cuftomers, That he not only fells fer say Sort of New Hampfbire BILLS, but gives SILVER and GOLD for the SterLING BILLS of {sid Province, payablein 1763, or fzomer ; and allows the Intereft of any dated in 1759. A s ) e ) Lo PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. NOTICE is hereby given to the P.op:ietors of the ariginal Riglits in the Townfhip of Gilmantoron in faid Province, That the VENDUE holden at Exeter on the third Day of March Inftant, for the Sale of Part of the original Rights for the Pay- ment of the Taxes due thercon, flands Adjourn’d to the twentieth Day of April next,at the Houfe of Mr. Fonz- fban Gilman, Innholder, in faid Exeter, to begin at T'wo of the Clock Afternoon ; when the faid Ssle will again begin,and go on, and be continued from Time to Time gill all be Sold. K88y Exeter, March 22. Daniel Grart, Colle&or. wflmt—w&.—\f‘l\.——w Printed by DanieL FowLe: ( kS —~