The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, October 15, 1762, Page 2

Royel American Reziment, who weie s be executed the Pay Cept. Miiler failed. Capt. Todd from Bermuds, informs, That on the 7th ot September, therz was a violent Gale of Wind, ot Hunicsne, happen:d there, which continued about 12 Houre, und did confiderable Dainege. Yelterday Mosning was fent in here by the priva- teer Schoonsr Flying Harlequin, James Wright, Carkmander, a French Brig bound to Old France fcom 3t. Murks, in the Bjte of Leogene, on Hifpani- cls, tsken the 7¢h of September, off Maguana : Her Cuigo confifts of g6 Hogfheads, 14 Tierces, and 6 Barreis of white Sugsrs; 1 Hogthead, z Tierces and 26 Barrels of Indigo; 1 Tierce, 2z Barrels and 4 Bags of Coffes ; the above Prize came in under the Command of Capt. Todd. B O S T O N, Ofcber 11. Thurfday laft Ceptain Hewitt arrived here in 22 Days friom Quebec : He adviles, thst on the 21ft of Szptember he met a Store Ship bound up, from En- gisnd, laden with Flower and Peas, and was the left exgefled there this Year : They informed him that they hed been out 6 Weeks, and came under Convoy of four Meo of War, deflined to join Lord Colvill ; the Mcn of War tcok a French Frigate that wes cruiziog on the Banks....Ssid Store Ship had met the Fleet of Tranfports from Halifax snd Louil- bourg, and fuppofzs that they snd the four Men of War would join Lord Colvill o St. John’s very near together. No Advices dire&t from Newfoundland, fince cur left :.... [tis (aid the two French Commanders there difagree in Opinion ; One of whom wha commands the Lend Forces, was for deftroying the Plsce, and returning Home in the Veflels they came in, before the Englifh fhould: attempt to difpoflels them ; but the Commodore of the Fleet who has the fupreme Commsnd, was for making a Reliftance, and reotsin- ing the Place 3 sccordingly, ell the ‘T'roops and thofe others whom they hid taken into their Service were very hard st Work in crefling new Batteries, and otherwsys fortifying themfelves, being determined not to return the Place in the fame BManner it wis givex to them, By Captain Tree, from New Ppovidence, we have Advice, That e rich Prize, really an Enemy’s Viffel, waas teken end carried in there by two Biig Priva- teers, one belonging to New Providence : The Prize was from Cape Francois, bound to Old France, wmounted 16 fix pounders, losded with 3ocHogfheads, of Sugar, a great Quantity of Indigo, &c. &e. We lately gave sn ‘Accoust vnder Wilmington in Pennlylvanis, that Ciptain Moles Rolfe, in a Brig be- igpging to Newbury, was taken in the Weft Indies,® by 8 Spimith Privateer fram Porto Rico : That the faid Cap:ain Rolfe was cruelly ufed by the Spanith €aptsin, and left for desd at Defeade : Since whicha Veficl arrived at Cape Ann which took off Captain Rolie, who had revived, snd brgqught him to Cape- Aun, but he died' a few Days after his Arrival, of the Wounds he yeccived by the Barbarity of the Spaeifh Caprain, : Saturday left Copt. Hinde, in & Schooner. belong- ing 10 Murblehesd, aisived here from the Gransdes, on her Paffage, in Lst. 20, fiie was taken by s Fiench Frigste and rsnfomed for [. 400 Guesling ; the Hoflige to be redeemed st Breit. Extral® of a Letser from Martinico, Jug. 1g. # Ad, Rodney bas st laft thought tho't fit to wrder fome ftout armed Veficls for the Proteflion of the Tride of this tand. The Pompey being errived this Morning from Barbados, brings difpstches to General Raisre on this Head, and we may now hope: Trede wiil getin & proper Chennel. There are now four Frigates cruizing in thofe Szcas, and wre to continue fo.” b Extrait of ansther Letter from Martinico, fept. 5. ¢ The Privateers have lstely difeppearad, the Ad- miral having fent four arm’d Veflels befides Frigates, to prote this Jlind, St. Lucis, snd St. Vincent. The Yerd for Naval Stores, lately kept at Englith Harbeur in' Aniigus, and the Hofpital at Barbados, gte to be removed to Hort Royal in Martinico, and & Man is arrived 1o furvey the whole Ifland, but can't lestn yet by whole Authority.” * Yeiterday srrived here Capt. Crocker in 14 Days from Louifbourg, sud informs, that jull as he was coming awsy & Veilel came in therein e few Diys from Newfoundland, snd bio’t Advice that our Trogps which lately fail’d for the Recovery of St John's, were all fafely landed, and thst they heard nothing of any French or Spanith Men of War late- Jy coming there from Europe, #s has been reporied. Ay mmmsd Leasa™\ e L O N D O N, Auguft6. We hearthat Count Woronzow the Ruflisn Am- hrfizdor, hes orders to continue at the court of Lon- don, in his former capacity. There is no advice from Leghorn, that four Ea- glifh mgn of war which wese there, heusing that there werc two French 60 gun fhips st snchor st Porto- Ferrio, were prepariag to go end attack them. - oyt v ey e \_’N A Juft Publifh’d, fold by the Printer, A new Edition of 77 ar¢s’sP{alms : PORTSMOUTH. Tuefday laft put in here the Maffh- chufetrs Province Sloop Capt . Saunders, on board of whom was His Excellency Go- vernor BERNARD, Commander in Chief of that Province, who we hear fetsout in a Day ar two for his Goverament. Meili’'rs' Eves & Givr, Verbum Sapienti Sat eff. OULD Georce the Third, the beft of Kings, But view ycur laft Gizette, To fee you print, what Hydra finge, His royal Heart would fret. Sure fome enchanting Fee you get, To Pablifth this moft grofs Abufe; But #il in Hampfbire 1've feen yet Your Paper putto private Ufe. But this to you I muft confefs, ‘That you have took grest Psins, - To make a Gutter of your Prefs, To purge his Muddy Brains: By ancther Hand. 'N the Bofton Gazerte of 1aft Monday paft A Poem appcar’d, thought wrote by sn Afs; The Faéts he there mentions, fuppofe we dilpute, We fhould think that an Honor too great for the Brute. But for Argument fake we'll let him run on, And tell of his Ruflles, and all we have done. Tho' Criticks may {oarl, and Ponfters may jeer, We care not a Fig, fo that we have the Cheer. Good Beef we will eat, good Liquors we’ll drink, Fuil Bumbers of Wine will make us ¢o think. Wee wiil'not pretend, as Hyporcites do, T'o tatk of Religion, and maske a falfe thow. T'he envious Carper, who’s nothing to drink Will make & great Stir, and much gresater Stink, When ‘good Liquos’s Scatee, and Noddles are dry Some People’s Notions will run very high. They'll talk and re8:& what Neighbours have done, And wander sbroad, but se’s Jook at Homs. O L B e i il e 4 PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIREs NOTICE is hereby again given to the Creditors of Morris Halsy late of Port/moush, Marriner, Decesfed, Inteflate, to fend their reipetive Evidence of fueh Claims 3o Fames [Steedly of . faid Portimouth, Adminiftrator of his Eltate before a final Settlement is made ; and thole who negle& are excluded. ] . CHOICE BOHEA TEA, TO BE §OLD By Fames Stoodly. PROVINCE OF NEW.HAMPSHIRE. All Perfons that have any De- mands on the Bftate of Fomatban Battifpall, late of Newington in {eid Province, Yeoman, deceslcd, are defired to bring the fame proparly sitefted, unio Fofeph Pattinfon, of faidNewington, Yeoman, Admi- niftrater of {aid deceas’d’s Eftate, inorder for Settling end Payment. And 2ll Indebied to fid Eltate are defired to make fpeedyPayment to faid Adminiftrator. And Whereas fundry perlons have been free with many @ faid deceafed’s Goods, without any Autho- rity, they are defiréd to bring them to fsid Admiai- fiztor to fave themlelves from Trouble. - Qffoder 14 1762, PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. e All Perfons thathave Demands on, (or that are Indebted unto) the Eftate of Hezekiah Ward, late of Hampitead, in fuid Province, end lste Suuler of Col. Grffe’s Regiment st Crown Poiat, deceas’d, are defir’a to come and fertle the {ime with Fames Duyer, ot Portfmafih, in faid Province, Inn- holder, Adminiftrstor of the Eftate of the Jzid Decesfed. § {17] ° - Whereas Samflel Etvans, /Jate Carrier from bence toglondonderry, has received Jundry Swms of Money on Account of the Pablifper of this Paper ; and faid Bvans being uncertain how much be bas received, it is defired they would fettle with the Printer bereof ds foon a5 poffible 5 and alfv for carrying she News Papers. Province oF New HawmesHire. NOTICE is hercby given to the Proprictors of the Townthip of New Brittes, ((o called) to mecet av the Honfe of Capt Caleé Sam- dorn, Innholder in Hampton Falls, on Wednefdey the Twenty feventh Day of O&ober Inftant, st one of the Clock in the Afternoon : 1. To hesr the Re- port of the Committe, ehofen to cleer the center Ro'zd in (sid Townfhip, and to fettle the Boundaries betwixt . faid Towsthip and Streen's Town, and New Chefier, (fo called.) 2, To fettle Accounts wiwh the Collec. £ to’s, and clufe & Coll:&er. 3. Tofee what L Proprietors will allow Mr. Fufiph Fellows, for cleay. ing a Rosd from faid Fellszos Houle, or Land to- wards the Saw Mill in Stevens Toton. 4. Tole it faid Proprietors will sgree upon any Method to run snd bound every Lot in izid Townfhip, agrecable s the plen thereof ; and when it fhall be done. 5. To rife eny Sumn of Money that msy then be thoughe necefiery ta Delray the Charges of Bounding fsid Townltyp a8 aforelsid ; and alio to Delray any palt Charges'due from faid Proprictors. Every delia- quent Froprietor is hereby delired immediately to pay - his Arieaza; otherwile may expe@ part of his Land will be expofed to falc sccording to Law. By Order of the Commitee, 4 Hampton, O2. 6. Antbony Emery, Propz. Cletk: PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. The Proprietors of the Town- hip of New Holdzrnels, in fsid Province, are hereby NOTIFIED, That on Thurldsy the 28:h Day of October Inftsnt, a Meeting of che faid Proprietors will be held at Ten of the Clock in the Forenaon, at the Houle ot #indézrn Adams ax Durham, in faid Province, then and there to draw each and every Proprietors Intervale Lots sccording as they are laid out and numbered ir faid Townthip. Herenles Moony, Proprietors Clerk. Durbam, Oftsber 5. 1762. ? F Y TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC VENDUE, At the Houfe of Mr. George Hantrifs, Innholder in Portfmouth, by a Licence from the Judge of Probates, on Tuefday the 26th of O&ober Inftant, s LOTT of Lund joinirg the Lott of Henry Bickford's, decesfed, and runing 100 Feet Scutherly on the Road that leads to Frame Point ; and 8o Feet back to Nathaniel f‘a:iLr‘s }lnd : By JFohn Murpby Adminiftrator to mid Lsnd. - £ TO BE SOLD at Public VENDUE, Thirty four Acres of Land, lying in Exéler, about two Miles and & half from the Meeting Houle, and by the grest Rosd that lesds 1o Epping, adjoining to Land of Mr. Fobn Ro. bénfon, being & 1'raét of good Land, well water'd and wooded, end part thereof under Improvement: Ssid Vendue is to be holden on Tuefday the 19th Dsy of O&cber nexr, at twa of the Clock in theAtternoen, &t the Honfe of Mr. Fenathon Gilman, Ionholder in Exeter. Conditions of Sale to be feen st Time and Place aforefsid. Sepsember 28th 1762, PROVINCE OF NEW.HAMPSHIRE. A LIST or Aflefiment made on the Non Refident Proprietors Land, living ont of the 'I.‘nwn of Pelbam, which is now due, is ss follows, viz, Cok Fobn Tsng, £.2. 6. 4. acd William Brown, Eig; £. 1. 1. 84. Now ifthe above Perlons do not pay the feveral Sums afixed to their Names, together with the Charge of Advertifing, to the Subfcriber in fsid Pel- bam, fo much of their Lands will be fold at publick Vendue, to the higheft Bidder, at the Houfe of Mr, Fobn Fergufon, Innholder in faid Pelbam, on Wed- refday the 27th Day of Ofobsr next, st One 0’Clock at Noon, s will be fufficient to difcherge their re- {peélive dues. Nath. Gage, Colledtor, Pelbam, September 23. 1762. ) oty e St Ayt o e ) ) ) 0D M A D R I D, July 13. ] HE peafants of Tra los montes, (who notwith- flanding the obedience they had {fworn to uz) ; ccniinued to exercife all manner of hoftilities egzinft our troops, have been difperfed, and feveral of their houfes pillaged and burntto deter thera from any further revoit. Don Diego Manique having received orders from the Count de Maceda to march to Nabadsvel, to chaftife the Poirtuguele companies called suxilliaries, snd .the bands of pealants united to them, who made incurfions on gur {rontier; he has accordingly come up with, beaten and difperfed them, and reduced them to the neceflity-of craving mercy with the cu- rste of the plece at their head. The Spanith Com- mendant immedintely cauied the carnage snd devafta. tion to ceale, and contented himfelf with bringing off 65 prifoners, smongft them a fergeant major, as hofisges ; threstening to make their heads refponiible for the lesft motion that may hereefter be made by the Portuguele on that part of the frontier. Egra in Bobemis, July 17. Gen: Elrichfhaulen hes been detacihed with & corps toward Braunsu, to put s ftop to the diforders committed by the light- troops which theKing of Pruflia has thrown into Bo- hemia, As the grand msgazine we had st Konigl- gretz has been reduced to afhes, g5 well as fome o- thers, orders are given for afifembling 4000 waggons, to be drawn by four hotfes cach, to t1anfport provi- fion and forage to the army, whither » convoy of powder has jult been fent. A few of Watts’s Hymns To be Scld at the Printing Office in this Town