The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal — Boston [Mass.], 1774-12-29 00:00:00, page 3

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T H U R S D A Y, December 29-
B O S T O N.
Several extraaa from the proceedings of the
Continental Congnfs, are publiihed in tRe Lon
don papers; alio, many accounts of the ii£ugr
cf the people, thr-ughout New-England, oc
c.dioned, by the fviAng of the powder at Charlcf
tow n.
Pxtraß of a Letter frem Cambridge, in England,
dated October 9, 1774.
“ On Saturday last came on our election ; the
whole town were collected early in the morning
on the Market-hill. The old members, attend
ed by the Recorder, Mayor, Town Clck, Ac.
and guarded by a numerous body of conllablcs,
came hill to the town hall, through the hcotings
and hillings of the people, who telbhcd every
mark of dilapprobation. doon after came the
other two candidates, Mcffrs. Meek and Byde,
with a number of gentlemen, their friends,'at
tended by a numerous body of refpeftable citi
-54 ns aiaidft the ncdAfjations of the people, the
ladies nt the window j wilhing them fuccefs* thro’
every (beet they pa/P d, and wearing ribbands cf
the colour of thidr favours. Before the buftnefs
of the oil begun, one of the Aidermen addieff
«-J the freemen, and endeavoured to read some
articles,as a tell of political principles of their can
didates ; but the party far Mr. Cadogan and
Mr. Jennings would not litll'er him to proceed,
the Recorder and Mayor ordering them to pro
ceed to the poll. Every system of violence and.
corruption was used in favour of the old mem
bers, who were declared elected by a majority of
votes.
“ The old members were afta d to leave the
town hull, and endeavoured to foften the re
leutmtnt of die people, by fending them four
bf beer, which they immediately Rove,
burnt the dray in which it was brought,
Mr. Jennings efeaped.o the Role by a back way,
difguiled in a waggoner’s frock. Mr. Cado
gan, under ihe poiedion of a crou d of con-
Lablcs,endeavoured to make his way to the Rose,
which heailallaccomplilhcd, with level a’Broke,
of his own barrel Haves.
“ In the evening the people grew very out
rageous, and bioke the windows of the Aldcr
ni’M who had voted aw ay th-ir liberties, broke
»into the room where the old members, Cadogan
and Jennings, weie fitting in the Rose, and
woufu certainly have breught on a new election,
if the conllablcs had not found macns to protect
them; and in cider io escape, it was found ne
ceflary to head Jennings up in a sugar calk, and
roll him home, and todrefs Mr. Cadogan in ihe
woman cook's deaths, which ivere the only ones
in die town that would fit him. By this ’jpeans
they efeaped the fury of the mob, who otherwise
were determined 10 prevent them from reprefent
iug the town of Cambridge.
“As every fpeciesof bribery, corruption, and
violence, was uk-d, of which there are ma:i)
y roofs, there is no doubt the election will be fei
alidc, as the other party intend to bring it before
the house cf commons.”
A gentleman is arrived at Salem in a veffe!
froittCape Nichela-MoF, which he left the 17 h
November ; just ai he was coming away a vedel
arrived from ihe illand of Cuba, which Ihe left
chi''two days before, the mailer of which inform
ed him that he was obliged to quit the illand in
the greatest huny, and leave all his cargo be
hind, there being lb many Spaniih vefllls eruiz
ing to intercept all provilion ved'els bound to the
illandof Jamaica, that is was hardly poflible fcr
any toefcape; this may be depended on as a faft
■'anil all the Fr.nch and Spaniards were employed
night and day in repairing and building fortifica
tion s with the grtaiell expedition, and lurnilhing
all their garriions with a large Hock of provihons
and amuniticn, during his stay at the Mole, tranf
pDttswerc arriving daily* ith troops & provisions.
We hear that on Friday last a Ibldicr ol the
64th regiment was found froze to death on Dor
chdfter Neck.
Lad Saturday morning,one William Fergufun,
.* soldier of the loth regiment, (lately arrived
frm Quebec,) aged 28, was Ihot at the bottom
of the common in this town, for desertion.
j/le hear that Doctor Latham iaocAator for the
\ lr,cwd who it principal partner to Doctor!
p England, for many provinces in Nortb-
Viw \intcr.ds in a few days to leave Bofcn in
at Livsngjicn-Manor in the county of
*^*^^B^r.ev.'-Torl:government, where he has feve
’ engaged for the reception and acccmmoda
tion of patitnis.
Some Cups fitting out at the port of Liverpool
shout 7 wetks since, could not hare permiffioii
ro take on board either gunpowder, or any kind
of guns, fwerds, &c.
Mr. Williana Gage, fccond Son to General
s a s c , I-O-dcn about two Moadjs
Hb Majslly has been plcnfed to grant the ditt
aity oH baronet of Great Britain, on William
Pepperell, of Bofion, in the province of Mi!L
chufetts-Bay, in America, Elq,
The Suffolk county refolvcs are ptbliflied in
the London papers of the 29th of Odober, and
have given lome uncahnef* ids said to the Mmi-
Itry. ♦
Thefollowing is from a Correspondent, viz.
Seven Months have nearly palled away since
this town, by the cruel hand of a mod abandon
ed Adininiilration, have been made a fpedtadc
of fufterings to Angels and to men ; and how
Icon we are to fee an end of thefc troubles, God
only knows—The infamous Sir Charles Froth,
finer the arrival of the Packet at New-York, has
been going about crying Glorious News ! Glori nt
News ! and the sworn enemies of our conilituticn
have since ventured more frequently from their
Den, into King (tree:, to congratulate their
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all events ! and that a black cloud is gathering
over America, —glorious new! indeed, mull this
be to these pensioned traitors whose itipends, and
political existence, depend wholly upon the cf.
tablifament of the present measures.—But what
ever may be the apprehensions, or hopes, of this
infamous set of men—we can allure the public
the sensible and true friends of the con Hit ut ion on
both lides the water, have other hopes and appre
hensions, as they perceive a union and Spirit
among the colonies, for the defence of their
rights and liberies unparallellcd in history ; and at
the fame time such prudence, moderation, and
remaining affection for the mother country, as
will lead them to chile disputes with their brethren
upon the old ellablilhed footing they were upon at
the condufion of the late war ; for to the honour
of the colcn’es it ought to be observed, that th, y
have not yet nr.de one new claim, and that the
present squabble, is wholly owing to new and
unconftiiuiionaJimpofiiioDs; fubmilfion towhich,
would be a fubiniflion to fiavery in all iti forms,
and horrors. The friends of America have *lfo
the fatisfadtion to learn that, the refJveofthc
late Continetal Congrcfs, rcfpeifting the vot6s of
die county of Suffolk, publiihed in the late Eng
liih papers, have not only furprized but qmic
confounded the miniffry, as by itfhey perceive
the union of the colonies to be coniplcat, and that
their present menaces, only mark their dcfpair :
'1 hat all things considered ihere is a greater al-,
teration in the new parliament than could have
been exposed from the sudden diffaluhon ol
the old ; and that it was apparent the measures
of mimftry were becoming every day more and
more odious and unpopular; that daily acquih
iions were made to the American cause of the moll
able writers and speakers ; and that a contisu
nce of the union begun and compleated, wopjji'
under providence soon procure us deliverance faoiw
our prelect fullerings and a full redrefr of our
grievances. * /
That this will liethe happy confiquenceyofooy
union and carrying into etted, the
adopted and recommended by the late
fpactahle Continental Congress, our enemias
iecm to be so sensible of, that they are now trying
all their low arts and little efforts to dilturb the
former, and retard the execution of ihe latter
this accounts for a certain Prelate's Itragling here
fi oinNew-York,and fur the several inflammatory
libels againn ihe colonies and rhe lateCuntibenial
Cong:els, eutuled, The New-York Freeholder :
The Veteran, The Friendly Add ref* to sober A
mericans, &c. publiihed by the little high flying
Jacobite party and their bnbeu coadjutors in that
city, since the Dodor’s return, aud retailed here
in Mills & Hicks’s paper, by their fellow la
bourer the wtprincipkd, but not unpenfionrd Phi
lanthrop, under the fignaturc of Majfachuftstenfis ;
and this also accounts for a very extraordinary
addiefs to the public in the fame paper last week,
Irom one known by the name of Timothy Rug
gles, le.ommending, notwithllanding alate pio-
Jamauon the form of a solemn league and co
venant, not ind.ed for the preservation but the
deilruttionof our liberties ; the hgning which
he dares after: will bea security againit »he ven
geance of one whom he basely represents as a
mdi.ary, b. tcher rather than a G— -
Having iyingly told him, that the friendsqf liber
ty were rebels, a banditri more cruel thin
ges, who having trampled upon a patience whicifi
has endured to long iuffc r fng, were now ripe fbi
Jcftrudion ; this person in ihe true spirit ofijb
malignant cabal, has the audacity to clap his mat
ter upon the back, spit in his chops, and pointing
to the people aAi 5 prey, to cry out, Jlu bk!X,f u
boy, fibu 'em fowler, feizeem."
[fl ant ts room obliges us to,omit the remainder.]
In Ri vington’s New-Tjork Gazetteer, of Dec. 22,
is the following xnftr the Bofion bead,
which never ‘appeared in any of the ‘ papers
in this province. fTbis is not the firji Bofion
paragraph manufatiured by Asat JvDaS to the
rights and liberties of America, to serve the di
avdical purposes of his wretched majiert.)
“ Ou. (.revincial uuigreU wm diffilltcd on account of the
of fame of tlx-fuincipal delegate* and dema
gO.ua*. They a.« to meet again on the loch ui January, in
hope* of greater unanimit’; when i: is eipotb-a the rcou >n
ihe rating of an army, and that for the choice of a Go
vernor, will be icnewod. The Gracchut otthk ongref.in
litel upon the immediate nifing of a numerout army, mh!
gave aiforance*, thee the money Cx Lhe payment of the ford
cee would be fapplied by the proviace* Co the (outhwad us
the MaAchutatr: Shoeld a be shefan, the elec
tion, it i* confidently aflerted, will fall upon E>edar Win
ihrop, got of the profeflon at Harvard C iHngt."
quarrel between lather and sons, (which they
made no doubt would be amicably ft tiled). and
chat it was contrary to their custom to interfere
between parents and children ; and that they
were moreover apprehcnlive, in case shey inter
fered. and the colonies got the better of the
King’s troops, thayof course mull fail a f.iuifice
to their rekntment. He also informs us x chat the
priests and nobleife, employed to found the F>ch
Canadians, have me: with noTietter encourage
ment, they declared they looked upon the ocher
colonies as their brethren, and chat cney will by
no means take up arms agai.nil them. -And that
it was generally imagined,’ by geitocmen bell
acquainted with the oi the Canadian 1,
that it would be impoflible to raise a tingle regi
ment in ail Canada ; and the farmers and
tradchnen were preparing a petition to the court-
begging that the French laws
niftght not Like place, but that the Enghlli laws
►might be continued, winch they had found by ex
peraence to be much better, and with which they
well facisfied.”
Portsmouth, Dec. Since our last ar
rived here his Majesty’s Ihips, Canceaux, Capt.
Movfat, and the Scarborough, Capt. Bartlay
both from Bolton, with 80 or 100 loldiers on
board.
Newport, Dec. 19. Last Monday, the Hoop
Be.ley, Capt. Wightman, anived from Philadel
phia, by whom we learn that several parcels of
goods, arrived from England after the ill inlt.
had been given up to the committee, to be fold,
agreeable to the regulation of the Congress.
Lail Thursday arrived the ship , Capt.
Casey, from Liverpool, bound ro New-York,
wide whom came pafl'engers Capt. Chace, of
Swanfry, and a number of capital manufacturers
from Yoikihire, intending co fettle in America,
in order to carry on their various trades, &c.
Last Fiiday arrived the brig Catharine, Capt.
Congdon, but lately commanded by Cept. Jofcph ।
Rodman, of this town, who die i of the imall- i
pox in England. This vcflel failed fro^Livet-1
M\RRL‘D.J At Charl.St v. n. Cap.a’u Na
thaniel Fellows, to Miis Lydia Stanton, uniy
daughter cf Stanton, ol that town. —At
Salem, Mr. Benjamin Carpenter, to Mil? Gerrilb.
—At Plymouth, Rev. Lemuel Le Baron, toMils
Allen.-—Mr. Isaac Leßaron, 10 Mils Martha
Howland.—Mr. VV illiam Leßaron, to Miss Sallv
Churchill.—Mr. Abraham Hcmctt, tn MifsPrii
cidia Leßaron.—At Lincoln, Dr. Jofcph Adams,
of lownlend, to Miss Lovey Lawrence, c'delt
daughter of the Rev. William Lawrence, of Lin
coln.—At Shrewsbury, Mr. Nathaniel Stearns of
Paxton, to Mils Lydia Culhing, eIJeH daughter
of Capt. Job Culhing of that town. —At Rox
bury, Mr. Leonard-Fidur Leath to Miss
Betsey Gooch.
1 was left with the Printar wftaday, v «.
Al’ a meeting of the Delegates f om the fe-
veral towns in iL- county of Plymouth,
according to adjournment, December 32, 1774.
Refolvcd, Tbat'Juch juflsces in this county, who
have not made, or Jball not ih one month from thi>
date, make reparation for the injury done their coun
ty ry Giner al Cage and govirnor Hutch
injon, in the manner they did, at the las 'July term
in this county, are and ought to he tjletmcdenemies of
the country,and after the expiration of one month from
f'e date hereof, be dealt with, as the virtue and re- I
fentment of the pentie in the county jhall direct.
A true copy, THOMAS LOiiiP.GP, Clerk.
ie Publijher presents vis Compliments to bis
Cuf omers on the Season.
New-York, Dec. 19. The Six Nations have
lately fem deputies to Col. Guy Johnibn, the
luprrintendant of Indian affairs, from their Ge
neral Cangrefs at Onandaga, refpeding lome
further relolutions which they and their deputies
have entered into concerning the troubles to the
Southward, from which we exped to hear ihort
ly a favorable ifluc, as the deputies, with many
other Indi..ns, were arrived at Guy Park when
the tail intelligence came from Albany.
Wednesday lall at a special court of oyer and
। terminer, came on the trials of Henry Hamilton
I and John Adams, for highway robberies, when
1 the latter pleaded guilty and the former confeSfr
eJ the fad on his trial, alledging thathe was in
toxicated with liquor at the time he perpetrated
the robbery. Tnc next day they both received
sentence of death, and are to be executed next
Friday-Morning.
New York, Decembet 22. Las Sunday
faded for Ldfon, the foop fofeph, Capt. Lindjcy,
tiercesfpead, 5 hogjhcadf ind an meal, 2 barrels
fork, j 6 firkins butter, 4 tons f iron and 1 pipe of
brands ; a Jecond donation from the inhabitants of
this Nty to thepo rof 80/ton, who are immediate
by the Bofion Port-Bill.
Lafi 7 uifday, Capt, fackfon, from NewlTind
for, in Uljier County, brought to this citv (ixtetn bar
rels of wheat meal, two do.fnefiiur, and two do. oj
ry^tneal; being only part of the donations of t'
inhabitants of that jinallprecinß.for the poor of Roj
tm, fuffering in the common cause of American liber
ty ; which he has deli vered (agreeable to order of
the committee of that precinß) to the gentlemen ap
pointed by the < tmmittee of this city to receive donati
lans, and to be by them traifnittcd to BoJIm, for that
charitable purple.—At the fame time we are well
effaced, that considerably more is Jubfcribed, and may
he exprdted in the spring, from the above precinct,
as foun as the water communication is open.
New-Haven, Dec. 14. By a gentleman
lately from Canada, we are informed, “ that
Mons. Partuife, an Indian interpreter, said to be
lately fem by governor Carlton, among the Six
Nation?,and other Indians, to know if ihey would
join the King’s troops again ft the American co
lonics, if required, was returned with the follow
ing answer, that they looked upon the dispute.
between Greatßritain and the colonies,as a familjl
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1 . CO| k-u. i'.c i<. I- Er r.e, m
t.r ivi y i H':l ui: 1:1 i .u Junv ivei y -'.k
Av "on gupt ir hui horn this town.
By a gsndcm.m fom Liverpool we ari-VW-.,." A;
el, 'I nai Ac mcrdiaiiis, .u,d people in
at Liu--p'x,|, ai.d i. j: ... he
wen- heavily iiupojed iu favour vt AmVH|H|
I li.«t Sir \\ il.i.im > Lndii -i u > ned opt
loreand al h s dection for Lnerpool, his MB
niems aga:nli the mcvluresof .\d:ninilbationH®|
wards the cuiunivi ; j hat the order of his llKct
jelly in coum l, pronibhing the cxpoi
gun-powder, a ins, Ac. ha<htoppcd u nor fiJH
huge Ihips ihere, almdi irady fur the lea,
to the coati of Africa.
Fhe depuiv podmaller-genci.il has < rderej
polls, weekly, from New-Ymk to LauadM,»B
way ot Alban), on Wt-dncfdayj and SatunUyH||
This Day wa.publijhed, Piice if.
And bud a[ ti lc in SUbwl-flrret, wN
and HICKS’s Britilh alB
-LTA Anuon REG|S TE R, vkh ..., AlintnsMl
Unr 1775. Coliills- d lirr the Ul« ot .ill the
Prrwinm ; cu.iuming, Edi|,le.-, Nolcj, Csleu.iM
Sun’, nimg and setting, Mo«n’. ditto, lull and
mung „f t | ie ,„d inteo .r court, in Wl
kmi New England goveimnch ~ JiiUnceot the
able tuwiu from IMon, with th« omn.u-dute
emputrd In, with tnc b-ii hcutu. <4 rnicitjinrn. nt,
« Fographtcal defaiptinn of tlw wmld,
Huong 1 umpe, Alu, Atrici and Amtrii J ; I able of th*
ct It-rimg many at Halifax, th.-dil&iem pans <>f New-Eni
land, Ni w-Yoik and Philadelphia eakubied tu the 9th pil
ot a tuthing ; I able (,i the weight fid value of cu.m,
hey pair .<1 Ncw-Engl.nd ; Lift of the u«ft.office» in tIK
Nmthei 1 Diftuit in Ninth- Ainrrna ; Mamta of lua MajcH
t, 5 py Let-boau and comtnar.den, that ply between F .lmoutM
and New Yoik ; Anivah and departure! ot the tuutherl
and ceilem poth. * Stt M
BRITISH LISTS. ■
nnthi, mmiattej and ifliie of the Royal Family . Peers ol
the blood royal ; Dukes, Mairjnife., Eath, Vifomnt. amS
Batons of England; PeerefT lut theii own right by creationß
Aivhb.lh f. an I B.lhops; Duke*, Maiquife,, Earia, Vinountfl
aud Baron, of Scotland ; Pterefti;* in their own rieht UfH
creation or defc*nt ; Archbiflwp. and ; Dnkesl
Earl., Cm. for Ireland ; fummaiy of the lull. Hwi.f* of coml
mom ; fuintnuy *t the Britilh house «f commona j Knighisl
-«t the mull noble older of the garter, bath and tfiHMe ; multi
h.m. privy council j hh Majefty’. houfhold ; her M .jefty al
houihold ; fecieterie. of ft. e ; otticir. of the treasury j cou cl
of lommon pleas ; court of exiheq.icr j high coust of chai -1
c-D » receipt of exchc-jner; court of Kmg'i bench } c.m -l
mifUoncii of ti sde and plantations; comrisiflionere and olfKeral
of the cuftomi j poil-uftke i rate, of •fJY.p lottett j confab I
and agents abioad for die piotcttion of trade y hu M ijefty’s I
minifter* in the louthein and northern piovhwee j foreign I
mhuilets from the southern and northern pioiincct j admiral. I
of the royal naw ; reai-admiral., fupcrannuatcd, upon half. I
pay j the pay of the officer, of ’’ royal navy; a coinpleat lift
of hir Majefty'a land force, and . etnme. with the name, if
the field utficei. ; civil brand, of ordnance ; niilitMy hrau.*k
rd ordnai.ee ; flaff officer* In G 1 eat-B.dlain; .dmir-'lty-othce j
naypothce ; 10yd hofpittl al Greenwich j society far propto
gating the golpd m foreign p >rt*.
Province of MASSACHUSETTS-BAY.
Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Cuuncellort choirn agreea
ble to the charter in May, >774, CounceUon eppoin;cd by
hit Majesty ; judge, us the superior court us judicature j
attorney and fuliertor general; judges, fbciiSt, &c. far all the
inferior court* in the province ; judge* and regifter* of pro
bate j j'lilket of the peace through the province ; juftke* us
the peace for every County in the proiince ; lift us the *l
torme* and banisters at law ; commi/fi u.er. and ofiiccA of
the cufteni, for the port, of Boston, Salem and Falmouth ;
court of admiralty { po ft -office ; notaries publie ; a lift of
the Gbakd Amk«ican CONGRESS j AMI.
RICAN BILL of RIGHTS ; an estimate of the
number ot fo k h contained in all the province* on the conti
nent ; felettinen, town-clerk, ir«afurrr, overfeet* of the
pour, firewarus, Captain* of the fevaral fire eugin«s, tee. fjr
the town of Bolton; committee appointed by the town of
Bblion, for recciimg donation* and gnipk>ying the poor ;
rank <>f the army and navy ; general and ftalf-ofticru of the
army in North-America ; a lilt of hi. M.jcfty'. ihipsof war.
in almerica, under the command us Admiral Graves, with
the names of the commanders, a >d else number of guns an*
men each ftnp cawie* j lift of officers ol the several legimvn'.a
|n this town , officers Of the marines; foutli and north bstteiie*;
hi. Excellency t troop of lunfe guards; the ardent ud ho
noiable artillery rompany ; officers of the Boston regiment ;
officers of the train ; officer. <4 *h- company ; offi
cer: of the trait belonging to ti>e lev.ral companies in the
province.
HARVARD COLLEGE.
When founded ; overtetn, corporation, fellows, tre.hirer,
tutor* ; minifter*, chutche* and the religion* af
ftmbhes through the province.
Province of NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
Govcnor, Lieutenant-Governor, council ; Jufticr. 0. the fu
p*rior court of judicature ; juftice*, ffierUfs and deputy iheriffis
of all tl>e inferior courts in the province ; justices of the peace
through the province ; juftket oftiie peace Snr each county 1
birrifters and atrorrie. at law ; court of adm rally ; cuitum
houft ; poft-matkr t notaries public ; field officer, of the
several regiments of militia ; Dartmouth college ; miniften,
churche. and wligious aftemblie*.
Colony of CONNECTICUT.
Governor. Lieutenant-Governor., Assisi ant. ; judge* of th<
faperior and inferior courr* ; judge* of probole, regiftrr, Ibe
rifli, See. jufticr* of the peace tor every county ; barrifter* at
law ; cuttom houf* New-fartuiun ; custom houfc New-
Haven ; Yale-collcga ; minuter’, churche* and religiuu*
Atfemblk* of the province.-
Colony of RHOD EIS LAN D.
Goveraor, Deputy-Governor, Afliftant*, Secretary, Treahirer,
Houle of Aflcmbly ; Judge* of the fujserior court, clerk* of
ditro ; Attorney-General ; Justices ut all the in£*.ior court*
in tiie colony ; d-rk. for ditto ; Julikt. of the peace. Bar
tiller. and Attornk* at law ; town council for exh town in
the colony; grand committee fur the colony ; court of vice
admiralcuftom house Rhode 10.nd ; minifter*. churchro
and ademblk., chartered companies of militia i*
Providence.
Province of NO V A-S COT IA.
Governor, Lieutenant-Governor ; clerk of the crown, f*er»>
*»ry, tieafurcr, regitter,-tece ver of the quitrent*, attorney ?nd
frikitor-general, land-funeyor, Ar- court of vtce-admiralty j
supreme court for the province; commiftiona. far taking
bail in the supreme con rt ; inferior court for each county la
the province ; officer* of hi* Majesty's cafh-au ; deputie* m j
the Out purt. ; cmiedon of the duties of impost and
4 VARIEI Ybf Articles suitable fortj
z w present le.fan, may be had at
B I C K E R’s Au&ion-Room,
Near the Marker, Soft m.
A Qjantity of yard with IriCt Linng
3 uu*. bk.uiig liaMna* very cheap. ..