The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, October 1, 1762, Page 4

Articles fromSpain8® Portugal. Annarorrs,in'MaryLanp, Sept. 6. S—ATURDAY laft, Capt. Francis Rich- M7 ardfon, arrived here in a Ship from .Lifbon : He informs; that it was f{aid there, “That Part of Admiral Saunders’s Fleet had taken and carried- into Gibraltar, Two Spanith Regifter Ships, which, by Papers found on board, were fuppofed to be worth 2 Million Sterling, 4 or 800,000l. being landed at Lifbon, and more from Belleifle daily expeéted : About rooo Light-Horfe were Reviewed the fame Day they landed, in Prefence of His Moft Faithful Majefty, the Queen, many Nobles, and a greatNum- ber of Gentry, and made a very fine Ap- pearance : That a Portuguefe Officer had - caufelefly quarrelled with anEnglithOfficer, who was obliged, in hisown Defence, to bleed bim, but did not kill bim. -~ By Capt. John Johnfton, arrived from Gibraltar, we are informed, that one of his Majefty’s Frigates had taken and carried in there a SpanithShip, with upwards of 8oo,- ooql. Sterling in Specie. Extrat of a Letter from St. Croix,Fune 25. < A Danifh fhip is arrived from Cadiz, in which came two Englith gentlemen pal- fengers, who left that place about 40 days paft, one of which told me, that Admiral Saunders was cruizing off there with 24 fail of the line, befides frigates, &c. That 14 fail of Spanifh fhips of the line were laying in the Caraccas, ready mann’d, but dared not to ftir out, tho’ one or two of our fri- -gates would every day approach fo near as to be reached by them, thould they think fit to fire, which they carefully avoided, as they were in a terrible confternation from their expeétations of their being momently atracked, and deftroyed, the inhabitants of the town having removed all " their effeéts upon their receiving the account of the furrender of Martineco, that they were greatly difmayed, fince which a Frenchman dare not walk the ftreets, they are {o hooted at by men, women and children, who hate and heartily curfe the French for bringing them into the war, the effects of which they will feverely feel, beef being 20 Dol- ~ lars a barrel, and fifl they are not to eat, for which they have obtained the Pope’s difpenfation. He fays they haveabout 6o fail of the line in all)'including thofe at the #lavanrah 3 48 of which are mann’d, tho’ wretchedly, and they are not able to fit out’; that they have not one good fea- " officer, except an Old ‘Admiral, who is unfit for fervice. He heard of but two pri- vateers ficted out from any. of their ports, one of which from Cadiz, was taken the day after. iviong ¢« They talked of laying fiege to Gib- raleer, for which purpofe France had fent them an'able Engineer, who, upon recon- noitring the place, fays that he will engage his life: for the takiag of it in three weeks with-a good train. of artillery, and 30,000 forces, which he is to have (a Gafconade) for which the French King is 5 millions of Dollars. They did not know, or conjecture any thing of an expedition againft the Ha- vannah. That two of their largeft men of war, full of foldiers,attempted feveral times to get out, but was obliged to-return to the Carracas, from the vigilance of Admiral Sauypders.” ; Brusifwick, June 8. According to Advices irom Prince Henry’s camp_in Saxony, dated:the 4th, the Pruffian sdvanced Pofts had been attacked on the 24, by the Auftrian army, which bad been_reinforced the day before, by 7 bfualions. Prince Henry had fucceeded in repulfing the Auftrians every whete, “with the fmall lofs ef 200 men, " Hamburgh, Fune 15. The 12th inft; his Swedith Mijefty’s ratification of the treaty of peace concluded wih the King of Pruffia the 22d paft, arrived here. On which occafion the Pruffian minifter gave a grand entertsinment in the evening. i i e B PURSUANT toan ORDER of His Majesty’s Jusrices of the COURT of GENERAL SESSIONS of the PEACE, end Interior Court of Common Pleas holden at York for the County of York, on the fecond Tuelday of July 1762,- NOTICE is hereby given to-all Pesfons who fhall have any Thing to do before faid Court of Geeneral Seflions of the Pesce for the future, to give their Attendance on the Firft Day of each Term,thst the Bufine(s of (asid Court may be firft difpatch’d : And the Juftices of the Peace for faid County are hereby delired (ealonably to attend accordingly.. And to ail Perfons who fhall have - ay Bufinefs before the Taid Inferior Court, that they need not attend ’till Wednelday ' in the Firft Week of each Term except July, and then not ’till Thurfday in faid Week. Aitef, Joun Frost,Clerk of faid Court. P ] All Peifons that have any Demands on the Eftate of the Rev, Josiau Bavisy, late of Hampton Falls, deceafed, are defired as foon as may be, to {end their Accompts to Deacon Ep- MunD Baviky of Newbury, or to me the Subfcriber st Humpton Falls And sny Perfons who have bor- rowed sny BOOKS of the Decess’d, are defired to fend the fame to the Subfcriber as foon s may be. [14] Msesueca WEARE, > e e o) N o - { HOUSE and LAND ., To be Sold by Public Vendue, on Thurfday the Seventh Day of O&cber next, at Six “of the Clack Afterncom, at the Houie of Mr. Fames Duwyer, Innholder in Portfmauth, the Dwelling HOUSE of Febn Gunwmifen, in Portimouth, with e Barn, good Well and Garden. Conditions of Sale to be feen at Time and Place of Sale. {14] L o Py PPl e (et g [ e 4 v Yicenced and permltted Perfons in the County of Cumberland, are hereby Notified, that the Excife upcn fpirituous LIQUORS, &c. in faid County, will be due from them to the Govern- ment, on the 26th Day of September mext, for the firt fix Monthe of the Year 9762 ; and that [ the Subfcriber fhall attend toreceive the (ame, on Mon- day the 27th Day of {aid Month, st my Office in Falmouth. OnWednelday the 2gth, st Capt. {‘olcph Ring’s, Innholder in Scarborough. And ca Thurf- éay the joth, at Mr. Solomon Loring’s, Innholder in Ngrth-Yarmouth ; st which Times and Places, all Perfons concerned, ere defired to be puniual in gi- ving their Attendance. iTHzopmws BRADBURY, Falmouth, Auguft Coll¢&ior of Excife for 28:h, 1762, Jaid County, Lo o o e i ) () THE feveral Licenced and per- mitted Perlons in the Town of Kittery, are hereby notified to meet me there at Mr. Farmell's st the Ferry, on Mondsy the Fourth Day of October next : Thole at Berwick the 5th Day at Capt. Fobn Lord’s. Thole 2t York the GthDay av Mr. Edward Ingrabams. Thofe st Werls and Arundali the gth Day at Mr. Peletiah Littlefields, il at ten o’Clock in the Fore- noon on aforefaid Days to render their Accountssnd psy in their firft fix Monshs Excile for the Year 1762, snd thereby prevent further Trouble. York, Sep. 7, 1762, § Danisr Crark, Collefor of Excife for she Couniy of York. P. 8. All that have not Psid the firft fix Months Excile, due on Tes, Coffee, &c. to attend at the feveral Pleces sioreflsid, in Kittery, Berwick, and York. : Daniel Clarke, Farmer. o ) s Sy e\ ] Lately IMPORTED, Andto be SOLD by - PHILIP HOOKER, At the Store of WiLLiam Temrir, Efg; searly oppalite the State Houfe, iz PORTSMOUTH, A {mall "ASSORTMENT of EncLisg and WEsT-Inpta GOODS, cheap for Cath or fhort Credit. GEORGE HUNTER, Goldfmith and Jeweller, on Spring Hill, Makes and Mends all Sorts of Goldimith’s and Jewellers Work in the cheapefl, nesieft, and beft Manner for Cath, viz. Plainand flower’d Silver Shoe, Knee and Neck Buckles &nd Clafps ; large Spoons, Tea Ditto ; Gold and Silver Buttons, Stone Ditto. plain and Stone Earinge; plsin snd Stone Rings ; plain and Sione Stsy Flooks ; Watch and Sciflars Chains ; plain snd Siesi Top Thimbles. gt ) “A new Dwelling HDUSE To be Sold by Mofes Emerfon, 3 with 2 Shop, T'wenty Feet Long, all well fin fhed, except one Chamber, the beft fcitusted of any in Durbam for & Trader or Tradelman. Alfo- about Ten Acres of good Liand. near f1id Houle, ‘with sn Orchard of sbout 130 Apple Trees, and 3 good Barn Thirty Feet Square, well fiaithed, ftandicg on faid Land. Any:One inclining to parchafe, mey eaquire of fsid Emer/on at Durham. - ALL Perfons that-have sny. Demands on fiid - Emerfon are defired to come sud feitle, and thofe tha are’ Indebted to make (peedy Payment, as he is de- termined to-move out af the Government. & o UST PUBLISH'D, Id at' the Printing Office in this Town, * A BOOK entitled, And AN HEROIC POEM ; From the Taking of Minorce by the French, to the Raifing of the Siege of Quebec by GENERAL - MURRAY ; with Marginal Notes ; being » very compless Hiftory of the War.....Printed in London'; and’ Re-printed in Pertfmouth, Price Tws Skillings and Six Pence Sterling.....1t has been highly recom- mended by Men of the Senfe, Tudgmens and Lesrning.....There not having been any Pericrmance to equasl it fince the War began. The Author of the sbove Performence declares..T - ‘“ My {ole defign is this ; { fir'd by s love of my country ! and & generous efteem for all who have fought, bled, or dy’d for my country’s csufe!) to exert my utmoft efforts, to inroll in the lift of fame their names ; to call them forth in the faireft pointof view ; ard drefs their amazing aétions ! in sli the elcgance of harmonious numbers; and poeric rmh ! ° to werm the heart of him that fought sad iives! to give s juft, delerv’d encomium, on the worthy war- ring dead ! and infpire with hercic fentiments, the foul of every youth which resds, and hath mot yet been reaping the honoursble hasveft of martial giory. o AT LT ST e Y NOTICE is hereby 'given, that ftri& Sesrch will be mide this Fall to find out thale of the Inhabitants thet have not provided LA DPERS énd BUCKETS : And all that thall be deficient in eithez, muft expe@ the LAW to be pat in Execntion egeinft them. By Order of the Firewards, - Portfmouth, Sept. 1. 1762. SAMUEL HALRE, B CTEEE——_ Juft Publifh’d, fold by the Printer, A new Edition of #azts’sPlalms - Thofe who have (ubfcrib’d for sny in this Town, are defir'd to fend to Descons Samuel Penbalioss, where they msy be fupplied. A few of WarTts’s Hymns To be Sold at the Printing Office in this Town e s sl 7 homas Hammet of Berwick, - forbids any Perfons Crediting his Wife £bigeil Ham- m¢s, on his Account, for he will not pay any Debis contracted by her. A likely NEGRO WOMAN ™ shout 27 Years of Age, born and brought up iam the Country ; and a likely BOY of two Years aid ; to be Sold. Enquire of the Printer. Corrymnd s Aoy (s fotmnd) ) i s npa) Weuereas a Perfon has run Garfbam Grighith of Hampton in Debt ; This is o forbid any Perlon giving Credit on his Accouat with- out & writeen Order from him, as he will not Py any Debts fo contraétzd from the Dite hereof. Hampton, Sept. 6. Gerfbam Griffieh. L s 4 N\ e s, i)\t sl sompnts o A CANOE was taken adrift sbout 10Days ego,near Pierce’s [fland..... The Owner may have it sgain by enquiring of the Printer, and prying Charges. . - A blue Drab Huzzar G/oa_é— trimed with large Metal Buttons, Loff or Stolem ent of the Honfe of WiLLiam TemeLE, E(g; of this Tesws, The Perfon wwho bas got it, is defired ta return it Cif net koo much wore) snd be fball receive in Lisy thereof Two DOLLARS from = WILLIAM TEMPLE. o T ———E (3 s BT it ey R DR AN R S e s ) Printed by D, FowLed © = ™, X - { \ \