The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, May 28, 1762, Page 3

- S g b o T b1s givenOrdérs for fecaring theCosfls of that Ifand: * Grest Numbers of Sailors in this Kingdom daily enter into the Service of Spain. Their Pay isten ucats’per Month ; and as sn Encoursgement, three Months Pay is advanced to thofe who defire it. Florence, Feb. 6. The Emperor, our Sovereign, hesgiven Orders that Leghorn thall be deemed a neuiral Port, fo that all Ships mey go in or out of that Harbour without Moleftation. : Iv's affured that the King of Sardinis has granted to the King olGreat Britain two Ships, with his Fisg, o carry Letters between England and Gibraltar,and other Places in the Mcditerranean, during the War with Spuin. Genoa, Feb, %. They write from Madrid, that the King ot Spsin has publifhed an Ordinance, by which he pardons Smugglers and others who have defrauded his Majefty’s Revenue, on Condition that withia two Months they enterinto the King's Ser- vice for five Years. Thofe who are in Prilon on she fame Account, and ail others, except whofe Crimes deferve Death, are intitled to the Benefit of the above Ordinance on the fame Condition. Furin, Feb. 9. Weare {urprized ta fee the Ac- counts that ere publithed in fome News Pupers rela- tive to our Court. Sometimes they affert, that our T'roops are ordered to be in Readinefs to march; then that's Subfidy Treaty has been concluded with the Swifs Cantons ;and then that our fortified Towns are putting in & proper State of Defence; that the King of Sardinia is going to put fome of his Forces into Britifh Pay, and that his Strdinian Majefty pro pofes to make good his Pretenfions to the Dutchy of ‘Gusftalla'; but all thele are pretended Advices, and mere Invention. We can on the contrary fay, and it may be depended upon,that the King, tho' he does not torget his juft Pretenfions, will ftedfeftly gdhere to & Neutrality, till the Peace of Italy comes go be difturbed, or the Balance of Power in Edrope in Danger of being overturned. We have juft re- ceived a Piece of News, which feems to be the Pro- ‘duce of the fame Auathors, and which therefore we are 'far from vouching the Truth of. It is dated from Waples, 3d of February, and is s follows. A few Daysago (ome of our Galleys brought in here three EnglithMerchantShips richly laden, which they took between Procida end I[ichia, They are detained till his Catholick Majefty pronounces their Fae, an Exprefs being lent to inform him of theCapturs. Copenbagen, Feb. 21, Since the Death of the Emprels of Ruflia, our Miniftry has, been very at- tentive to the Confequences of that Event. Let them prave what they will the King has given feveral Or- ders concerning Military Affairs; and smong others; to raife two new Regiments of Foot; and four Squa- drons of Huffars: It is fsid that this Court is going go enter into s Negociation with that of Peterfbourg, in order to fettlein an amicable Manner, the Right which has been for fome Time in Dijpute between. them, with regard to fome Territories in the Coun- gry of Holftein. The pacific and humaneDifpofition ot the two Moriarchs, gives us resfon to hope that the Difficalties which have hithierto prevented the Succels of this Affair will no longer fubfift. PHILADELPHIA, Mayrs. Yefterday srrived here Capt. Hardy, in 20 Days' from Martinico, who informs us, that the Veflel fent Exprels to Eogland, with an Account of the Reduc- tion’ of Martinico was returned, and brought Ad vice of a Ceflstion of Aris between the Ruflisns and Pruffians. That four Expeditions were htting out of England : and that the Spanierds were: fuing for: Peace, but refufed. Capt. Hardy heard nothing of Admirsl Pocock’s Arrival, buc he waz daily expected. . A Letter from London, dated February 13, fays, that the Earl of Bute nad declared we may expeéts Peace foon. : On Wednefdey laft arrived here Capt. Tucker from Barbados, which he left the 16th ot April, and in- forms, us, that & 6o Gun fhip, and s flore fhip be- longing to Admiral Pacock’sFleet werearrived there, and that the Reft of the Fleet were drily expefled. Capt. Tucker’alfo informs us, that three fhips from France with Troops on bosrd bousd to the Miffifippi, were bro’t in there. N E W-Y O R K, March 17. Wednefdiy laft the Schooner Plizznix, belonging to Cafco Bay, [fanc Wyat, Mafter, arrived herefrom Barbados, which Place he left the 16:h of April : He acquaints us, That two Ships with Artillery, arrived there from Englend the 14th ult. being Part of Ad- miral Pocock’s iquadron, which they were feperated from in the Bay of Bifcay. A Number of his M:jefty’s Regulsr Troops, lately arrived here from Canads, sre encamped on Nutten- 1fland, and more daily expeéted. The Tranfports are affembling near the [land for the Convenieficy of embarking them. From thefe Appearances, with the four Men of War in the Road, various Conjec- - tures are formed with Regard to the Deftination of - . this Armement. Capt. Ephraim Cook, an old veteran Sea Com- msnder, well ‘known in this City, has advertifed in the London Papers for Subfcriptions, to undertake ¢a «¢ private Expedition againft his Majefty’s Enemies.” _ ghich is to be mude by three fout Privateers, not lefs then forty Guns esch: The Deftination of thiz Force is fecret, and ought to be fo. He fays «¢it is motftlikely t6 produce valt Profits to the :Proprietors of any Thing ever underiaken by Privateers.”” And we believe it, becaufle he is known to be a fenfivle Man and a brave Commander. - : We have now building a fine Ship of g4Feet Keel for a Privateer to be commanded by Capc Appowen, . We hear thag Capt. Gates of the New York inde- pendents, and Aid de Camp to General Monckton, was [ent by him to Eagland, with the News of the Surrepder of Martinico ; and Capt. Darby, by Adm. Rodney, to the Admirlty. - i S T O N, Mey 24. , From Letters by the Harriot Packet, Capcain Bonell, arrived at New York from Falmouth, we have the following durther Intelligence; viz ! . “THAT great Adoantages were expeed to refult ?0 the King of Pruffia, from the Death of the Emprefs of Ruffia ; the Projpet of wobich bad ‘occafimed the Stacks to rife four or five per Cent. in a few Days Tbat the Duke of B........d bad made a Motion in the Hosfe of Lerds, te recal our Troops from Germazy ; but that it ewas carried agaiafl him by & confiderable Majority ; in Confequence of wbich, more Trosps eoere 20 be [ent oper, ond the War to be carried on there anotber Year with great Vigour : That the Report of a Triple Alliance between the. Emperof of Ruffiz, and the Kings of Pruffia and Great Britaim, gained Credit : That [omatbing very extraordinary was o the Carpet Butween the Courts of Lowden and Peserfourh :© That the Spanifp Nation feemed muck diffats fied as the War with England ; and that the Difputes ran Jo bigh betooeen the different Parties in Spain, that all poffible Methods ewould be ufed to bring them to a Reconciliation : That tbe Convay far Carolina tvas apfointed to {21l the noth of April; and that for Virginia the 2. f of the Jame Month : [hat a Petition was before the Lords of the Admiralty for appointing.a Cenvoy for the Phila delphia Trade,and to cruize for fome Time on that Coaft ; but that it ewas wot known @bether or mot it tould be granted : ? Tbegrand Expedition Fleet under Admiral Pocock, is undoubtedly arrived-in the Weft Indies. This Fleet toe are affured brought out 8000 Men from England, wnder the Command of the Earlof Albermarie, who, after being joined by Part of the Conquerors of Martinics, is to undertake the Redultion of the Havannab. A Lester, from London, dated Febraary 13, fays, That the Earl of Bute bad declared ewe may expelt a Peace foop. . ; ; Loff Tuelday a loaded Shop from Hifpaniola toas Jent in bere by the Province Ship of War, Capt. Hal- dowell, which ke took 6 Days before. We bear from Bellingbam,ihat on the 241b of April, tke Dewelling Houje of ‘Mr. Samuel Wifwall ewas en- tirely confumed by Fire, with moft of the Hoafhold Goods tbat was therein ; it was occafioned by a Spark from the Chimney which fell on the Roof Tuefday juft before dark, a little Boy of about 4 Vears of age, felt from a Wharff at the North End, into a Dock and wos drowred. . Tbur(day Afternaon iaf, 21 Mr: William Aulin of Charlefioeon, and a valuable Negro belonging to Mr. Elias Stone of that Place, were coming from below in s Lighter, a judden Squall came up eobich overfet the Boat, whereby t6e Negro thas droswned, and Mr. Aufiin with the greatefi Difficnlty fav'd..... . The toufe of Mr. Micbae! Syivefler at Hamover, iately tock Fire, (occafised its fuppos’d by a Defet in the Chimney ) about tews o’Clock in the Morning, the Family efcaped by jumping eut of the Window;, and sould Jave mothing of the Houfbold Gaoods, whith with 1b¢ Houfe were loon emtirely confumed. We hear from N:wport, that 1s& Thurfday fe'nnight she Negro. Fellow who fet Fire to the ftores on the Long Wharf in that place fome time fince, was executed there purfuant to his fentence :,.. The Man under fentence of Desth for Burglary is reprieved till his Majefty’s Pleafure fhall be known . The Mafier of a Veffil ewbich arrived at Marbli bead, on Tue/day laft in 25 Days from Martinecs, informs, Thas the Day before be failed, abot Noom, an Exprefs arrived there with Difpatebes from Bar. badoss, with Advice of the Arrival of Admiral PO- COCK at that Ifiand ; but did not bear what Number of Sbigs..... That immediately thereupon the Britifp Troops at Martineco began to embark, 8000 of them being to be employed in “the grand Expedition ; whick *twas, on all Hands faid,to ¢ intended againf} Cuba.... Andthat they made luch Difpatch that 3000 soere erm- bark'd by the next Morning. - PORT of BOSTON, May 22: Entered In, -~ . ] Nogues from Maryland. Smith from South Carolins. Gorham from Guedaloupe: Hinde from Grand. Terre. Ruft from Martinico. Pellows from Virginia. Wheston from Anguilla. Doggett from N. Carolina. Church, Tupper, Pote, Taylor, Tobey, Pollen, Shiverick and Tobey from Philadelphis. Welch from Montferrat. *Carpénter from Maryland. Dog- gett from Halifax. Connel and Péck from New- Providence. Badger from Virginia. Homer and Willlon from North Carolins. Hinkley from Grand- terre. Curties and Coombes from Martineco. Wickham from Africa; - iy ' Cleared Qut; . Preévun for Quebec. Aiwood for Maryfi'n-‘"» Dobel for New:oundiand. Paire snd McKeto for Weft [ndies. Stocking and Knepp for Connc&icut. Stone for Rhode Ifland. Curtis for St, Chriftophers. - Smell for Weft Indies.. Tomplon far Halitex: Taylor, Church and Hurington for Philadelphia. Parker and Dogget for North Caroline. Hall for Barbados; Vigners and Dobel for Newfounditnd. Rogers for Martinico. Harris for Virginia. Biliings for New Providence. P OaROET S M @1 T H $>Laft Wednefday arrived here Captain Sherburne from North Carolina, who three Days before, met with the Schooner Bri- tannia, Capt. Jothua Eldridge, in 26 Days from Jamaica, bound to Cafco-Bay, who informed him, that while he was in Jamai- ca, a Packet arrived there from Cadiz, with the mott agreeable News of the Reduftion of that Place to his Britannic Majefty ; and that he heard a Letter read which inform- ed, That we had a fmartEngagement about two Days before they furrendred, and that the brave Admiral Saunders was killed. We have taken eleven Sail of their Men of War ¢ And that the Spaniards now even: beg for Peace ; which if true, hope they will be fo complaifant as not to pretend to chufe, but leave it to our Generofity to fay what they may enjoy—This mult be & moft fatal Blow to the Spaniards at their firft fectingout. : ; By feveral Gentlemen from Cafce Bay. Yefterday, we hear that the abovefaid Capt.. Eldridge is arrived there, and ftill confirms theabove Account, and therefore we will have the Pleafure of believing, ’till there’s Evidence to the contrary. By the above Veffel me bear, that Capt Tmomas BraoroRD of 1dis Tewn, who fail'd Jrom bence (ame: Time ago, in a Sbip for Famaica, lately died there of the Small Pox. Tbe News of the ReduBion of MARTINECO, war teceived in England 1he 23d of March. Province of Naw Hampsuirs, May 27. NoTicE 1s hereby given to all Perfons who have petitioned his Excellency in Council, fer Grants of His Majefty’s Lands in this Province, that they need not attend or expe@ an Anfwer to their repective Petitions at prefent, as the publick Affairs of the Prevince will for fome Time neceffarily require his Ex- cellency’s Attention—And that previows NOTICE will be given in this Paper of the Time when his Excellency propofes tc enter upon the Premiffes By his Excellency’s Command, TueoDORE ATKINSON, Junr. Secretary. TO sz SOLD very cheap for CASH or fhort CREDIT, by Benjamin Parker, : bJ AT his STORE oppofite to Dr. Jacksox's, s gene- ral Affortment of ENGLISH GOQDS, fuitsble for slmoft sll Seafons ; Alfo WesT Inpia GOODS, &c. Y oyt () A st Nt A e ) ) St THE ProrrieTors of the SOCIAL LIBRARY in Portfmouth, are hereby No: tified, thist Monday the 7th of June nexi, is the Time of their annusl Meeting. i SamuEeL PEnAaLLow, Clerk of the Saciety., Portfmouth, May 28. 1762: ey ALL Perfons Indebted to; or that have any Demands on the Eftate of 7ebs Field, late of Dover, in the Province of New Hampthire, decesfed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Fobn Field, junr. Adminiftrator to the faid Eftate, in . order for a fpeedy Settlement. ALL Perfons Indebted to, or having any Demands on' the Eftate of Tdema, pgir. Jeee, Inve of Dover, inthe Province of New Hamp- fliire, E{q; deceas’d, sre defired to bring in their Ac- counts to Mrs. Love Milletst, Widow, and Admiii- firatrix to faid Eftate, in order for Settlemep, ; - Dover, May 28ih, 1762, i ¥