The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, December 3, 1762, Page 1

TEE & 4n bumble ADDRESSE> %T0 bis Royal Highnefs the Prince 83 of Wavres, on bis Birth-Day. 5 WEETEST Bad of Brunfwick Race, e ¥ Heir of each ‘parental Grace, AT Sent from Heav'n to_ blefs ourIfle, Deign to acce%with dimpling Smile, Thefe ardent Withes of my_ Breaft, The firft, perhaps, to thee addreft. Pray’rs and Withes that arife From humble Hearts may reach the Skies, - And thence defcend in plenteous -Showr’s - Of Bleffing on thy early Hours. O’er thy Canopy of State May Britain’s Guardian- Angel wait, And round thy little rofling Bed The choiceft of his Influence fhed ; Fanning with his balmy Wings Far from thee all hurtful Things 3 ‘Whate’er might caufe a Nation’s Pears, And blaft the Hope of future Years. While in fofteft Slumbers lying 3 Pleafing Dreams be he fupplying 3 And on thy tender Organs fine Imprefs, with Energy divine, The Virtues of the Royal Line. - But hark ! the thundering Cannons roar Old Thames refound from Shore to She:ies In loud Huz2a’s the Crown difplay Their Joys ‘on this aufpicious day ; Eccho trom neighbouring Hills and Dales Repeats Long live our Prince of Wales. And while to Heaven our Vows arife, And blazing Fires falure the Skies, We hail our gracious Queen, who brings “This Prefent to the beft of Kings. Happy Charlotte, hail to thee, Great in mildeft Majefty ; Great in thy own illuftrious Houfe, Greater in thy royal Spoufe ; Still great and happy may’{t thou be, Tran{mitting to Polterity. . A'bright and num’rous. Progeny. On thelate EMPEROR of Russta. ,IN this great Mondrch’s Fate you fce Th® extreameft humanBlifs,and Mifery. Behold him of the largeft Empire Lotd! Nations atrentive to his awful Word/ Behiold hity on the glorious Summiit ftand ! Holding Europa’s Ballance in his Hand! Polfefs’d too of that Gem,a beauteous Bride W hat could he wifh for in the World befide? 'Behold him then, inone fad fatal Hour, Caft from this lofty Pionacle of Pow’r, Dethron’d, imprifon’d, and, alas Ti’s faid, Of z firong Hemorrboidal Cholic dead! Who now could envy fuch exaltedState, Or deem thofe only happy, that are great? Who now would cover fuch highLot inLife, Or with for fuch a Fewel for bis Wife ? Ao, il SN SN S NG ) PREM UMS gmong otbers fered for the Advintaze of the Briiilh Colonies, by 1he SocieTY influuted at Lorpoy for the Encruragement of Aris, Munuisc tures and Commerce. ‘ ik TO anyPerion who fhall,in the Yeer 1763, within the Bounds of anyPart of the Previnces ol NovaScotia snd New England, from Land not before ufedin the Cultivation of Hemp, produce the grest:ft Quaniity - of good Mercheniable Hemp, fit for Cordage, not Jels than Twenty Tons ; One Hundred Pounds. “Por the next greateft Quantity, not lels than Ten tens ; Filty Pounds, FRIDAY, Dcceumper 3. 176a. New-Hampfhire % Containing the Frefbefi Advices, . five Pouads. For the next Ditto, not lefs ;kl'ahu “Tons ; Twenty A Premiom of One Hfindi{éf;jnds w!ll be given _te the Per(on, who fhall between the Firft Day of TFanuary 1764, and the Fick of Fanvary 1765, pro- dice che gresiefiQuantity not leis thanTwenty Tons, of good merchaniable Hemp, fit for Cordage, from Lsnd not before nfed in that Cultyre, inepy Pare of the Provinces of Nova Scatia, New Hampfbire, &c. For the fecond greateft Quantity, not lets then Ten Tons; Fifty Pouads. 5 For the Third greateft Qusntity, not lefs than Five Tons; Twenty Five Pounds. ' Tur VISION. Ax ODE on ber Majesty’s bappy Delivery "LOSE Daover’s cliffs, wafh=d by the briny flood, Methought this morn I ftcod ; On the fmooth fea green-as I caft my eyes, At diftence England’s Genius feem’d to rife Forth from the parting waves in coral carr, Her towser crowned bheed sfcending to the fkies, Smiling fhe pointed to our men of war. Lond burfts of thunder from their broadfides roar’d, Re ecchoing rocks, the peals rebound, France trembled ‘st the found, And vain, in vain, her fear bound flcets implor'd. With leurele erowned, & loys! bsnd, Quick I beliold spprosch the land, And maerch in long procefhon,o’er our wave-worn ftrand. y England’s faridard, Freedom bore; London’s sims, Britannis wore ; Her tzain by (miling Commerce borne Within whofe hand fhone plenty’s horn. ‘Honor rifieg as he fpoke, Y . 1n charios formed from HeartofiOak,. Held high & portrait franied in gold, And pointing, louldly ciied, Behold | ‘The niza to England juft; Truth pluck’d & quill from* wide wing'd Fame _ Left Flattery fhouid forges name, Wiots P1TT beneaih the burft. Inftant; I heard a filver founding voice, Which tweetly fung, Rejoice, rejoice, Britons rejoice -3 A fon, & fox, to George is born ; Hail, hail, this happy, this sufpicious morn! Sez nymphs; each in pearl lin’d fhell, {Moved by the tide-made {well) From their mof: bed grottos {prung. With ev’sy flower from Ocean’s bed, With ev'ry gem irom chiyflals bred, In honor of thé RovaL Heir, to crown the infant’s - head. Their chorus fiock the circling air, To GEorGE sid CHARLOTTE, happy pair, A {ow, @ {on, iz born, On this aufpicious morn 3 A fon, & (o9, 2 (on, they fing ; A {on, the fhores rebound 3 Their fhell wreath’d trumps the Tritons ging, And Eche {wells the found. CHORUSs " A fon, a fon, to George is born, Huil, bsjl, the happy, hsppy morn! L ONDON, Sept. 14. The Ladies who go to court'to fee the Prince, sre sdmitted into the room about 40 st a time, The crs- dle ( or, 2s we may venture to call itthe bed) upon which his Royal Highuiefs lies, is placed on & fmall clevation, and uader s cenopy of Rate. The head and the fides, which come no’higher than the (enlger bed, are covered with crimfon velvel, and lined with white fattin. From the hesd rifes an ornament of carved work gilt, with & voysl coronet in the mld{h. The upper fheet is laced with a very broad beautiful B.uflcls, tirning over st top,upon a maghificent quilt of crimfori velvet ard gold lace ; the whole breadih of the Bruflcls appearing #1(0 along the fides,hanging down from‘undernesth, Near the cradle fits Mre. nurfe ; a fmall velvet cuthon lying-on her knee, for the Prince to reft on when out of cradle. And on each fide ftends, in an ere® pofiuze,” s fait muie, géntly rocking she soyal infant, e T Ps { was firft publifh’d. GAZETTE - e e e ot et Foreign and Domeftick. L O N D O N, Augutt 26, Tethe PRIN TER, . R' * > Inelofed iy the only copy of 4 letier, which twas really. ouesd fellowr who bas the care of jome.. written by an French prifamers,and intended ta have been [ent 1o 1he King of France, bat it was F-pped:bifore it was put i As it contains grod [enfe, inter« ¥ ¥ mixed-with much oddity, you mmay perbapi oblige your- .~ inte the Poff boufe, Readers, by inferting it in your Paper. To MONSIEUR ®OY. The KING at Frascs. - Monfbitar Ruy, : - I Thought I would. write to you sbout what hes heppened at Newfoundland,snd-tet you know how toolifh your People behave.... Lord help their Ally heads. = Why the landing of men there, is only ma- . king ws s prefent of fo.many prifoners: for yow will never get them off sny more, whatever may bé the fate of the Ships that landed them...Do you think [ would drive my oxen or my aifes in my neighbous’s field of corn, if I knew Icould not ger them away sgein? What nonfenie ! The only milchief, indeed, your Commanders can do u, it by fending more of their countsymentabe maintained here, for we have 100 many alieady.... The prilons &re all full of them, snd the weather is -hot, therefore keep your folks at home, I befeech you, and not make thofe we Have ih our gosls more unbappy, by being more crowded. . : Your fleets and yoirr srmies were never {o terrible to us.as the Cock lang Ghoft, snd bgth the one and the other-are laughed at...That Phantom. wis laid laft week, and your Phantoms will veniffi foon, or be laid in the fes, if not in the Red fes: biaih So no mere at prefent 5 from Monfbeigr, Your's &c, The fsllowing Accouss of a Recovery' -after Drownirg may be depended on, viz. : " Boflew November 25, 1762. On the z1ft-of this Inftant, Gerfham Spesr; s Boy of about 8 Years of Age, Son of Joleph Spear, fell from & Wharf inthis Town, near the:South Bai- tery...His Father having occafion to remove & Lighter or Boat st High Water, difcovered “the Roy under Water, he immediately got up the Bady, snd carried it into the Houfe a lifelejs Corpfe ; but having heard! the Method of recoveriog drowned Perfons with Salt, he direétly flrip’d the Cloaths off the Boy, and sp- lied a Quantity of fine Sals, which he kept conftanc- y rubbing the Body with, and epplying. warm Blan- kets. Help alfo being ob:sined, a Glifter was infuled into the Body, when in about 15 Minutes there were feint Signs of Life difcovered by s Moving of the Belly snd & {mall Noife in the Bowels, which {aon after was followed by aFroth iffuing from his Mouth ;. The Methed was continued:till the Water difcharged itfelf freely, and in sbout two Hours the Boy reco- vered his Senfes fo as tofpeak.; and ia sn Hour ur two after was able to give an Account of the Mannee of his falling in, which, to theTime of his. Father’s taking him up according tothe beft Computation, wss sbove s Quarter of an Haur : However that be, the Boy when canied into the Houfe had no Pult, his Neck ftiff, and 1o all Appearance was dead : ... He is now recovered excepting his Feet; which, by the Blood fettling there has caufed a Sorene(s that prevents his walking. ) : : We find fuck an Inflance of recovering from Drogon- ing no longer ago vhan the Monthof Fuly; viz. _ London, duguf} 14, 1762. We have Advice from Oporio, -that's man lately fell overboard tirere, and was taken up from the bot- tom sbout thiree quarters of an hour sfterwards,. he wis carried on bosrd the Ship he belong’d to, and orders weére aQtually given for fewing him up in hia himock, in order to bury him ; butthe Briiifh Vice Conful, Mr. Hervey, a very humsn man, hearing-of the affair, took & boat, went on bosrd, -laid the fellow by the fire fide, and kept rubbing him with common falt tiil life returned, snd the min is now hesrty and well. Mr. Hervey (ays he had known 8 dog kept under water two hours, and recoyered by being covered with falt ; the fame experiment his slio {ucceeded in recoveringa cat. bl i (There bave been Inflances publifped in fime firs mer Magazines of Perfons being recoversd after ilaying in the Water g much ‘longer. Titne than the above, by the (ame Meshod . ... Somt 'bave affirted that it moy be prafiifed with Succefs on- oy drowns: ¢d Bodies, provided 5o Putrefallion appiars, ( Wieks fince, this Pabak