The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, January 21, 1763, Page 4

B-O § T O N, Jenuary 17. LaftWednelday Governor BERNARD was pleafed o make the following Speech to the General Couri. Gentlemen of the Council, and Gentlemen of the Honfe of Reprefentatives. T isa grest Pleafure to me, that Iam able, st the opening ©i this Seffion, to inform yocu, That the Prelimineried. of Peece have been figaed ty the Minifters of Euglend, France, and Spain. I cannot but confider it es a happy Circumitance, thac ihis Event, the juft obje& ot War, and defirsble, where it is moft (uccefsiul, is like to be brought about at a Time, when the Glory of Great Britain is at fo great an heighth, and her Power is (o well efts blifhed, a3 t0 enable-her to require nat ouly aSecurity “for the fature, but ailo sn Indemnification for what is pafled. Whatever may be the Terms upen which s general Pexce fhall be concluded, you may cflure yourfelves they will be advantageous to this Counuy : The Eyes of Great Britain are fixed upon it : She fees the Importance of her North American Dominions. The Defence of them was the firft occefion of the War ; their Safety will be & principal obj:& of the Peece. 1 have nothing now to stk of you for the King’s immediate fervice : There will be wanted & fupply to make good your former Grants; for which pur- pofe the Tresfurer will have order to lay before ycu the prefent Rate of the Treafury. I fheil be glad when ell extraordinary Expences fhall ¢eale, znd the Peopie fhall be left to enjoy the fruits of their Labours with- out any spprehenficn of Danger. Gentlemen of the Council, and Gentlemen of ke Houfe of Reprefentativis. "The Bufinefs of this Seflion will probsbly be con fined to the domeftic Policy of the Pecple ; in regard o which I fhall communicate to you what accurs to me as gccafion fhall require. 1 hope the Timeisnot far off when your Councils will be wholly direfted to the internal Weltare and Profperity of the Province : in which you may be affured of my Concurrence by all legsl means in my Power. A Sicop from this Port bound to old York at the Eaftward, Adams Mafter, with a very va- luable Cargo, was caft away ina Storm on & Place cail’d the Silvages mear Cape Anm, the 5:h of this Inf. but fhe atterwards got off agein ; & Boat frem Cape Aan, went immediately to their Affikance, but the Wind biowing very hard, and a high Ses, they could nct poflibly get on board, sltho’ they were fo rear as to hail the Slgop, and the People taid them fhe was almoft fuil ‘of Water, and in a moft moving Moanner implor'd their Afliftance, adding that if they were not taken out {oon, they fhould sll perith ; but every Effort mada by the Boat for their Relief was in vain, and in 2 fhort Time after fhe funk, and every Soul, bzing 8 in Number, Pafiengers included, perifh’d in the Waier. We hear from Halifax, in the County of Plymouth, that about & Fortnight sgo, the Coal Houfe at the Furnace took Fire in the Night, occafioned, as is fup- pos’d by the Coal being put therein with fome Fire emongft it, which confumed the {ame, with about 200 Load of Coal. We hear like wife from Kingfton ia the fame Coun- ty, taat the Coal Houfe at the Furnice there, tock Fire about the (ame Time, and fuppos’d by the fame Accident, which confumed that likewife, with about 300 Load of Coal, Saturday Morning between 5 and 6 0’Clock, aFire was difcovered in the Kiichen of William Story,Efq; on the North Side of the Town Houfe ; itis fuppo- . {ed the Fire catch’d at the Mantle Piece, which com- rmunicsted to the Drefler, fome ot the Pewter thereon was melted : The Infide of the Kitchen was moftly Confumed before it was difcovered ; but the Fire "was happily extinguithed without much further Damage. And Yefterdsy Morping about ten o’Clock a Fire allo broke out either in the Hatter's Shep of Mr. Dinicl Jones in Newbury Street, or in 2 Tenement sdjoining thereto, which foon (pread to feveral oibers both on the South end North fidg thereof. Mr. Jones’s Shop was intirely con‘um’d with sl the Siock therein, to the amount of Two Thiufund Doliars, as alfo & Shop of Mr. David Wheeler, Blackimith, a Sct Work Cooper’s Shop of Ms. Willism W heeler, a [msll Dwelling Houfe of Mr. Jonathan Wheceler, and likewife a Double Houle belonging to Mr. Ben- jemin Church, cccupied by Mr. Ambrofe Vincent, und Mr, Benjamin !-i):nncrs. Several other Houles were damaged, and in grest danger, but by the Ac- “tivity of the Firemen and Inhabiiants of the Town, with a full fupply of Water, the Fiames were with grest Difficulty prevented ipresding further : The Loofs to the Sufferers is very confideradle. Had either of the above Fires broke out in the Nigh(, the Inhabitsnts would have been putto great Diftrels, and it wou'd have been almoft impaffible ro ftop the Progrels of the Flames in this cofd Serfon, when fuch 'Quantities of Snow and Ice lay on the G ‘ound, a2 made it very difficult to pifs.and repsfs. ~ We hear the Privateers are very numerous, sud earry many Prizes into Porto Rico, feveral had been carried in there lately, belonging to the Southern Governments ; one of them Capt. Carpenter from Martinico bound to Rhode Ifland ; snd & Schooner belonging to Newbury, Moody Mafter. AMES’S - Almanack for the - 2ear 1763, Sold by the Prinier bereof, POR . T.8-M 0 U T H " On faturday the 8th of this inftant took her flight from this lower woild to the world of Spirits, in the 65th year of her age, Mrs, DoroTny NewmarcH, the agreable confort of the Hon. Josepn NEwmakcH, of New Caftle, Efg; and her Remains was decently intomb’d on the Friday following. Her fhine of life confifted chiefly in being an affectionate and tender Wile, kind, ge- nerous and beneficent to all around her, given to hofpitality, a friend to Vertue and Religion, though the Luftre of her zéal for GOD and the Religion of Jesus CsrisT dazzled the whole. Laft Fridsy a young Man fell from the top of a Mo.it of & Snip st the North End, into a Boat which lay along fide, and was fo Biruifed thathe Died iz s few Hours a'ter. et PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. The delinquent Proprietors of Stevsns Tovon, ( fo celled ) are hereby NOTIFIED, Thet unlels they pay the feversl SUMS hereafier Affixed to their Names, together with the Charge of Advertifing, fo much of their LAND will be (old at publick VEN D UE, at the Houle of Mr. Fobn Hontoon’s, lnnholder in Kirgfton, on the Thud Mondsy inFebrusry next, at Twelve of the Clack in the Forenoon, as will pay the ime. The Nsmes of the delinqueat Proprietors are as follows, viz. 'T'ne teveral Sums arein Old Ten. k o ik o | Samuel Sanborne 13 Samuzl Winflow . 7 ~ 9 | Capi Sam. Fifield 6 Fabez Page 7 9.\ Eberszer Eafiman 6 Facod Gale 12 0 i Pater Ayers 6 Mofes Quinby 6 ol Paul Chace 28 Kingflon, Fanuary 18, 1763. John Calt, Colie&or of Stevens Tomn. Taken up at Sea, by Captain Zaccheus Fomes of Newcsftle, « MOSES BOAT, sbout 15 Feet long : The Owner may have her sgain by applying to Capt. Fojeph Froft of Newcaitle, snd paying Charges. e i) oy prirmnd \ e ]\ prnad) Vo ) TO BE LET OR SOLD, ( this Spring 1763, ) By Joun NewwmarcH, Efq; of Portfmouth, A large HOUSE, BARN and Nathanizl Lad 2 l~ ORCHARD, with upwards of FORTY ACRES of- Mowing, Planting, and Psfture Land, ( well Water'd)) adjoining the Country Rosd, lesding trom York to Portfmouth, and near Kistery Ferry. e\ ]\ P mend] TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC VENDUE at the Houle of Mr. Fofept Scitley,Innholder in Nottinghem on Tuelday ihe 15:th Dey of February next, st Two ot the Clock in the Aiternoon, two 50 Acre Lots of Land in Nottingham atorefaid ; one of faid Lots is the Noriherly halt of the Lot No. 3 in Summer Street, with a Hcufe and Barn thereon : Likewile sn Oschard of 60 or 70 Apple Trees,and Improvements of Plowing, Planting and Mowing. The other Lot is the Wefterly hall of the Lot No. 8. in Summer Street aforeleid, and is well ftecked with good Pine Timber : For {urther Particulars, enquire of Edemezer Clark of Greenland. Conditions cfSale to be feen at the foremeniion’d Time and Place. [371] NN (gl L) A | )\ Snd o) Nl sy ) TO BE SOLD, One Thoufand Acres of Lahd, Unimproved, of s good Scil, well Timber’d ; either in One Hundred or Two Hundred Acre Lots, as will beft foit the Piche(ers, lying in the Town of Charleltown, or Na. 4, 16 called, itn this Province; Part of which Land lies upon Conneélicut River, Enquire of Capt. Simon Stevens living in faid Fown, L' A, g TO BE SOLD BY Nathaniel Adams snew 10 Inch CABLE of 70 Fsthom: ALSO s Quentity of new and twice Inid CORDAGE, as cheap #s can be bought in Bofton.—Said Adams has {everal Parcels of Goods, which he brought over in the Ship Atlantick from London, for which no Perfon hes ap- peared, fmark’d D. G. No, 22 Hhd. zaCitk, 3 a Cheft, 4 a Cale, 5 a Biket. ALSO a Box ot China, mark’d I. G. No. A. N. B. Said Adams kas likewif? to fell, Molaffis, either in Hbds. Ticrcesor Barrels ; Sugar, Coffce and Rice by the Coft or Hundrtd. Taken up by Fames Marden of Barrington, in the Way between Newmarket and Durham Falls, a Silver Watch ; The Owner may have it again, by defcribing the Marks and psying _ Charges. 2 TO BE SOLD By 7 homas Parfons Of Exeter, 2 new Affortment of Goods,»iz. Carlet, crimfon, blue, and cloth color’d Broad Cloths ; Kerfeys, Ratteens, Half Thicks, Pennifton, German Sar- ges, Shalloons, Tammies, Callamancoes, Ruffelis, Grograms, Allopean, Bombazine, Crape, Tiffeny, Gloves 5 fili, lionen and cotton Handkerchiefs 3 Ribbons, Gartering, Pins, Tapes, black Taffety, flower’d Silk for Capuchines ; Velvet, {nail Lace, fewing Silks, plain and flower’d Lawns, Cambrick, Garlits and other Linnens, ftriped cotton Holland for Mens Shirting ; Worfted Caps, good Englith Shoes, Blanketts, Buttons, filk Hair and Twift, Buckrams.~—— Tea Kertles, Box Irons, Fire Shovels and Tongs, Braffes and Furniture for Defks, Table Hinges, Doorand Cheft Locks, Iron and Brafs Candlefticks, Rat Traps, Hammers, Gimblets, Hand-faws, Files, Shears, Combs, Cafe Knives and Forks, Jack Knives, Cut- toes, Pen Knives ; Pewter Porringers and Bafons, Plates and Difhes, ftone Cups and Saucers ; —— Powder and Shot— Ginger, Starch, Rice, Nutmegs, Pepper, All fpice, WEST INDIA GOODS, &c. And for the Cath, will fell at as low a Rate asany Body in the Government. A few of the Ma}; of the Province of Naw Hamesuize to be dilpofed of et Two Dollars e piece, or Old Tenor in Propor_ tion, at the Printing Office in this Town. : S ) TO BE SOLD, at York BY Edward Emerion, A greatVariety of Engli{liGoods. ’ ALSO Weft-India Goods, viz. Molaffes by the Barrell or fmaller Quantity 5 Sugar by the Hundred or {maller Quantity 3 Tea by the Dozen or fmaller Quantity 3 Coffee, Chocolate, Flour, Indigo, Rice, Pepper, Allfpice, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Raifons, Ginger, Alfo Pewter,and Tin Ware ; 20d, 10d, and 4d Nals——Flax, Sheeps Wool, Bibles, Pfalters, Tefta- ments, Primers and Spelling Books A Quantity of good CORN and OATS ; all Cheap for Cath or fhort Credit. N. B Said Emerson, continues to carry on the Taylor’s Trade as ufual. s Ay o) g gl N\ ket (o e ] ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that hsve any Demands on the Eftate of Lieutenent lfaac Parker, lnie of Charleflown, No. Four, in the Province of New Hampthire, decea’ed, are reiired to bring in their Accounts to Mr. Ebemezer Putnam of Charleflown, No. Four, sforelsid, Adminiitrator on faid Eftate, in order for Settlement. Ve prmadiriy Sasinind S e ALIL Perfons in the Province of New Hampfhire, that sre indebted t0, or have an Demands on the Eftate of Richard Long of Salifbury, in the Province ot the Mafackufests Bay,are defired to bring in their Accounts w0 Mr. Ebenezer Long, of Kingfton, in the Province of-New Hamplhire, Ad- miniftrator to faid Eftate, in order for a tpeedy fetile- - ment. s ) Voo o) (e ) s THIS is to inform the Public, That there is two Grilt Mills ere@ed at the upper End of New Caftle, at the Place formerly Col, #/4)- ton’s, where any Perfon msy come &t &ny Time of Tide, and have good Atiendance by Berjamin Up- derwood & George Walton, jurr. N o ) o) Nt ) mprs A large HOUSE, LAND, WHAREFE, and other Accommodations, near the Dock in this Town ; to be Solde= Enquire of :the Printer. TR AT ROTTIE monemaea i TG SRS v ET—— Printed by D. FowLE.