The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, January 14, 1763, Page 1

FRIDAY, Janvasv 14 1763, New-Hampfhire T Consaining the Frefoeff Advices, Further ADVICES from the LONDON. Puints to the 26th of Oaber latt. . . PETERSBOURG,Sept.24. i HE Earl of Buckinhamfhire, His Briteneic Ma- jefty’s Ambaffidor Extraordioury snd Plenip- : tentiasy o this Court, arrived here it Night, sbout Ten 0’Clock; 1 perfeft Hetlth tho* & lictle ta- -tigyed, having come dijefily by Waterfrom the Man * of War, whith bid't Bis Lordihip over, in onc of the ‘Admiralty Barges, without touching st Cronftady, where s}l proper@rders had been featfor receiving his Ezcellsacy wwith she greneft Morksof DiftinSion, Leigfick, Ofto. 9. The King ot Pruffis has demen- ded of the Jews in his dominions & Free Gift of 6,006,000, of Florins, and bis other {ubjelts ure like- wife to furnifh & confiderable fum: - This is the firt tribute required by his Pruffian ¥Majelty fince the war began: ~ His other {ubje&s are alio to gy & confiler- sble fum. - ¢ Berkin,Of9, 8. It rerhains now tobe feen, whether the Kirg wiil take any flep towards beficging the fortre(s of Glaiz ; or if his Majefty will content him- felt with oblervicg Marfhal Daun. The feafon being already very far cdvinced, it is doubted whether thet fiege will fake place. Edinbarg, Of. 13. Oa Sunday Se’anight arrived here in Captaia Fillen's Ship from Peterfbourg, Dr. James Mounfey, with his Lady and Family. He was Bady Phyficiza to the late Emprefz of Ruflia; on'the Acceflion of Peter 1I1.-he was promaied to theRank of Licut. Gen.'snd was made a Privy Counfellor, Archiste, and Chancellor of Medicine over all the Ruffizn Empire. Oa the Death of the Emperor hz obtained Leave from the prefent Emprefs, to come home with el his Efe&@s. We hear he isto fettle in Annsndale, his native Country, where he has snEfate, > Head: quarters of the Allies st Kirchayn, O&. 3. All officers, from the geaeral dewn io the enfizn, are prdered by Duke Ferdinand, #9 fend away ta Hamel the «sgquipages and borjes that 1bey do not really want. Gattingen, O 6. Provifisns are exceffively dear at Caffel. A loaf of fix pounds [edis for a_cromi, and a pound of butter is not to be bad under the Jame price. * One may bowevir belicve, that this is occafioned by greedinefs of gain ; and accordingly the commandant bas committed g perfon §o prifom, who bad demanded a crown ir. & white catbage. j Haniver, O&. 8, It is wery irue that the Fremch did afew days age tarnout of Coffel five hundred of the - inbabitants ; but Prince Frederick of Brunfwick after giving them a dinner, obliged them to return thither. Warfsw, O&. 2. There are three Panties in Cousland : Ooe tor Prince Charles of Ssxony ; the o- -ther for the Duke Erneft John ; & the third confills 6f thofe wha dzclare for neither, but want to {ce the Iffue of theConteft. The 2d of thefe, which is pow ] sflnily fupported byRuffis, gathers additionalStrength any. ! Coprnhagen, O& 2. Advice bzing received that the Sailgtins have bsoke the Treaty that fubfifted between us and them, it is feid that fome Ships of Wir end Frigates will be fitted out to cheftife thofe Pirates, and oblige them to renew the Treaty. LONDON 0&. 16 YeRerday the Earl of Halifax kiffed his Misjeity’s Hand on being eppointed Secretary of State, inthe room of the Hoin. Mr. Greaville, who is uppointed Firft Lord of the Admirslty, 2 The Hen. and Rev. Drc Keppel, Brother to the Eurl of Albemarle, has kiffed the King’s Hand; on his being sppoiated Bilhop of Exster, Oa Tutfdzy the Cambridge end Penzince Men of War arrived et Plymouth wiih the Jamaica Fleer un- der Convay. Tnerc are o lefs than 32 Men of War now build- ing in the diffsrent Dock yards in the Kiagdom. By Letiers from Germany, dated the 5th inft, we have en sccount that a party of Elliot’s horfe took 2 hundred «nd 5> French cavelry, who were fent cut tocut off an Knglifh party foraging and that {ome of the Englith T'roops were then ia Purluit of the re- maining D:tachment. It is {aid that Prince Ferdinand will come to Eng- l4nd as foon 22 the Troops go into winter Quurters. It is faid that the Prince of Mecklenburg will fhort- Iy return to Eogland from Pormgel. Extraftof a Letter from Bagfhot, ¢ There has lately been a {mert engrgement nesr this plece. The inhabitants were ajarmed by the Firings of both pariies ; which however (oon ceafed, and did but littlz execution ; as will appear from the foilowing authentic returas : Killed . s s Nane. Wounded 25 e oo /N ol Mifling 2 - . Two. A plen of the battle will fhortly be publithed,..to be had a¢ all thePrint fhops inLoadon end Weftminfker. ey, ol : By z'e‘nkl‘e:ma_m from Frandé we sre inrq‘rm'ed, fl;u there were st Breft, a great mumiber of troops, with mortars, fhells, timber and #:4n ; sud n grea qusn- “tity of smmotunijtion and florer; all ‘which wers: in- tended to hive betn feat to Newfoundiand, under conyoy of two men of war. " Extruf of a'Létter from Lifbon, Sept. 28: “AFFATES here weser but a bad alpeét, snid there is reafon to fear, will continte Iy, s every sccoudt we receive teads to mgnily the danger thet thrediebs “ws. The Spniards“are making fucha rapid progrels, that we know not how to gppofe them ; end, unlel woheck be (peedily plir o “%ir approeches, will ue- doubtedly be foon mafters of Lifbom. All our hopes on thisoccsfion, are placed in the Englith; but tho’ we hiave no doubt of their valour, yetunlefs reinforced we know sot how they will be able to withflend fo great a msjority. Another uafortunate circumftence on ourfide, is, that none of his Portugueie Majelty’s own fubj=&s are to be trufted, Befides the Count de Lippe'stfecretary, who has been fent heie in irons, " for maintzining e trezafoneble correlpondance witls lh‘t enzmy, numbers of the common men sre daily bro’t in, charged wiih deferting their polts, dilobedience of orders, or fome o:her flagrent oliences. Ia fhort our fi:uation is moft milerable; and unleis God and the King of England tske pity on us, the hour fcems to drawnigh, when the mesfure ot onr iniquitics is 50 ba filled up by & heavy fubjeétion to an implecabie enemy.” : Nothing wes ever more evident than the prefent pertiality o Scotfmen. ‘To enumerate all the paitici- lars of it would be endlefs. I fhall oply mention 0n¢ inftance ©f the retsking Newfoundland. ITmprimis who commanded thet expzdition ? Lord Colwisl . 8 Scotfman...Wha brg’t home the French colours ? Capt: Cambpell...s Seotfwmen...who came home with the news, greatly praifed tor his a&ivity, in the Syren 2.. Cspt. Douglafs...a Scatfman.... But sbove all, who were the only three Officers wounded, and confequently in the poft of honor ? Capt. M Donnel, Capt. Bailic, snd Capt. M’ Kenzie, all three Scot/men. g OBober 1g. Letters from Madrid advile, thatthe Commander in Chief of their Squadron at Cadiz has had Orders fent him to return home, and zn{wer (0 fomeCompleints which have been lodged ageinfk him. We are aflured, that in order to drive the Spaniarcs out of Pertugal, a grand %xpzdi;ion to that Kingdom will immediately commence ; as alfo that a Schem®, fome Time fince propsfed, will certainly take place, which is the Bombarding of Naples. In cafe the King of Poriugsl thould be obliged to sbandon his Kingdom, the immenfe Riches snd Jestels belonging to that crown, which are (sid to be the richeft in sll Europe, will bz fent on bosrd our Fleet and brought over 1o England to prevent thelf falling into the Hands of the Enemy. It has been obferved, that notwithfending the De2- feétion of Ruffis and Swecen, the Emprefs Queen fll halds out againft the King of Prufliz, thougn it wes expc@ed, thet as fhe was alone, fhe would heve long 1go been glad to have made a Pesce with him, on the beft Terms fhe could. This evidenily fhews, that now fhz iz put to her fhifts, and has no Ally to draw Refources trom, fhe can fiad Men and Money with- in her own Dominions. How unlike is this to her pretended phitnl Cale lst War! when fhe craved the Affitsnce of King Geerge, urging, in the moflt deplorsble Minner, her diftrefled snd helplefs Con- dition ; and the Englith; with truly compaflionate Hearte, relicwed her Wants,and fupported her Armies. It is likewife worthy r=marking, that at that time {he had not fultsined Haslf, nor One Fo. 2:h, (olong, fo extenfive,or fo bloody 8 War 2s the prefent. Arnd yes, withou: sny more Riches flowing into her Coffers, or any more Dominions in ber Poffeflion, fhe is not yet exhaulted, This fhews how the Humanity of the Englith Nation is pleyed upon by otherPotentates. Lesters from Cleves of the 11th inftant, sdvile, that Orders were arrived there from the Court of France, to provide Winter Quartersin that Country, and thet of Marck for 24,000Men ; by which it was thought that Pesce between England and France wss not ata great Diftence ; and that thefe Troops are to be Auxiliaries to the Emprefs Queen, and to march to her Aflifance when iequaired, sccording to .thc Treay (ubfifting beiween the Courts of Verlailles snd Vienna. ; By Letters from Leghorn we learn, that the Gib- reltar Frigate, of 20 Guas, and 104 Men, has taken a French Frigete of 36 Gune, snd 390 Men, and car- ried her into Cyptus. ¢ Tuelday the Britennia Man of Wer, a Firlt Re'@ was launched at Portimouth, emidft e great Crond of fplendid Sp-Qators. At Night there was a grand Ball, &c. the whole was conduéted with the gresteft Decorum. ; e Yefterdey theSublesibers to the 9,600,000 I mede L was 68 Publithed: Foreign and Domsfiich, .goo] the Jalt Payment of Ten per Cent. on that Ca- <pital 8t ¢the Bank, R A ORI +.oh 26. They write fromVienna ¢f the 8 h.Tnit. that thoy h2d Advice from Tranfylvanis; that 30,000 Tuiks, snd 80,000 Tatiars, were sétuslly in Molda- vis, heving mude fome Preterfions to fome Purts of the Poliftt Deminions in Podoliv. = Jvis feid that a Squadron of Biitith Ships hus, or will fhortly Make its sppearance off the Brazils, in or- .der to fecure that Part of his Portupuele Majefty’s ‘Dominions, ind thereby defest sny Defigns of the Brenchazd Spaninrds egein®t thole Setilements. s Yeflerday end ghis Diy it waa cusrenily reperted athat ceniein Advicz is received hers, That Col Dra- per, with the Troops, &c. under kis Command, has smsde grest Progrefs in the Redution of the Minnil- les, and that an Accoust cof (he isking that impor- tent Plece is hourly expefied, : 0#. 21. The King of Portugal has publifhed two ordinances : oOne enjoyning his Subjeéts,under rigo- ous penalties, to give in &n sccount in fifteen days of all the effells they have in their ‘hands of the Sps- nisrds. By the other, ell the officers who are in the fteong places of the kingdom, of whatever renk, even if fuperior to thofe of the governor snd com- mandsat, eod of longer Rarding, are ordered chear- - fully to obey the gavernors and commandants thet his Mejefty hes appointed to gusrd thofe pleces, - BEx:raét of & Letter from the Nore; O&. 18. As many Wortky bearts will be painfully off:818 with the Juppofed wretchednefs of the Hevannad, wi- dosar, fet [71h in a4 paragraph in fome news papers of ey vithand Yuth infl. 1bsg leave as fome alleviation of their milery, o acquaint them, that the ewidie® of any cffer or private man, in bis Majefly's floet, Slain in al¥ion, is eniisled to a full year's pay. accordirg to she poft ber bufband was in at the time of bis death, and one third of [uch pay is allogwed to ecach orphan, and pofibumaus cbiidren are efleemed orphars ; farther,f the party flain basne widow, but a mother who is indigent, awidow, 4nd above fifty years of age, at the time ber Jors was fain, fbe is allowed a bounty cqual to 4 widooy. 1 Eape, though I dare net conclude, that the families of land fficers and foldiers flain in battle,clfo receivi forme compenfation. 1t is neceffary to add. that the widvws of officers in both lervices bave penfisns,thaje of the land Jixed, thoje of the fea fluBiuating, 1ha' [smetimes, indeed, the ebb is exiremely leww. : ¢ The late. Mr. Gideon bas by bis will among other legagies, Jeft 10001 to the LondonHofpital s 500l to the Lying in Hulpital 5 2000L. o the Corporation of the Sams of the Clergy 5 and 1000l to the FeewifhSynagogue. Tbe late Sampfon Gideon, Efg; is reputed to bavé died oorth upwoards of balf a miliion of money in perfo- #al eflate, exclufive of bis landed efiates. 0&. 23. Yeflerday Sir Fames Dayglafs fet eat from bis beufein St. Famus's fireet for' Bath, to ule the waters of that place for ske recovery Jfbis bealth. bere are letsers from good bands wbich fay, that the pegociations tarrying o between Great Britain and France, are spon [0 good a foot, that unlels fome moft important unforefecn evens [bould bappen,a peace betweer thofe fwo pomers is judged to ke cersain. The fame adgices allo add, thas if thiir refpestive dlliss canot be prevailid on v be reconciled, they will conclude a Je varate peact. M'\;’:[:rc informed that the King of Portugsl has granred (o Ciptain M Nammarra, Commander of the lar. (live privateer, the liberty of going into zay ¢ his ports in America;and fent orders to hisGdver- nors to give sl he fuccours he may cccafionally want; vehich il afford him an opportarity of annoying %", grepierds bodh by fea end land, and probably ‘f:, +0 dcquire for himfelf and people immenfe fums, a3 there «re toony rich places, eafily aflaileble by & few brave snd re/olote men, who have the slluring profseét of pecunisry sdventages in view. © The report that the doflars, taken in theHernione, are 1o be earricd o the Mint to be ftsmptd, and afterwards go current for 43. gl. iftrue, will pro- bably be of little fervice to the public. We are in- formed, by ptrfons who heva had greas opporiunities of kagwing, that theSpeniards are fdr from being exal} cither g¢ to the flandard or weight; snd that their doljsrs are ftruck of different values, from 4s. 4. to 43 g1. or 10d...80 thatif they are all famped aliks, the confequence will be, that all thet will piy the charge will_be mélted or exported and the light ones only left. We are further informed that till the price of fitver is reduced to 53 5d. per ounce, which is nearly our ftsnderd, it will ever tempe thole wha deal in Blver 1o make {rec with curcoin, end make . {oarcity, howevey great the quantity coined. It is {aid that the gentlemen istely, fent over here by the grand ‘Mofter of Maltr, to juitify the b»havi- Our of the order in féizing the galiant Caps Merry- fisld, ;amm“dflf of, the Blenhiem privaiesr, ipg& canfining him ia & difmal prilon in that iflind, wiliy