The New Hampshire Gazette

By an Express who is returned from Crown Point, which Place he left last Wednesday Night, we learn, That General Amherst was expected on the Saturday following at Ticonderoga, on his Return to New York: That the Regiments of the several Provinces were on their return home; those of this Province to come by the Way of Number IV. That 242 English Prisoners were brought to Crown Point by a Flag of Truce, in order to exchange for as many French Prisoners, who were at Albany on their Way up from New York: That the 3 French Vessels taken and weighed by Com. Loring, were bro't under the Fort at Ticonderoga, where they, with the English Vessels, were secured, by being enclosed with large Picquets: The English Garrison, which consisted of about 2000 Men, were healthy, and well stored with Provisions: The Accounts from the Enemy were, that they were destitute of Provisions. Among the English who had been Prisoners, our Informant Saw, Major Grant (taken at Ohio,) Capt. Kennedy, Lieut. Fletcher, Capt. James Beach, and Capt. Jacobs's Son, (an Indian).