The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-19
T H u r S . A Y, September 10.
B O S 7 O N

TNHG accoant of Governor Tryon's bat
j. t'e with the Regulators, vas received
in England, il JAY lat. We ex9eci foon 80
hear ho~ i: .EeGts the minds Of the peaplc
thcic.
! Fly gentleman lately arrived From Eng
and, we learn, that Sir Francis wa ks the
IFrern Of London, as unnoticed by gentle-
nen there as the very Porters, and that even
Lord H,'iborough is ATTAINED of him. = AS
tic tools pf power become uieleis, they re
jeip(e1 By their fcandalo employers.
Ii is faId, the famous Col. Tanning, who
was 70 active in the Carolina affair under
Governor GDon, is arrived in Connettcu',
Il 10, Il accounts for the extraordinary para
graph and letter in favour of Governor
Tryon, pubithed in the New York Gazette
of SePiembero,I77I.CStIj q eoL sfibis pagfl
Every hrategem that Satan and wicked
mIniitry could Invent, has been ufcd to en-
ilAve BRfTONS, by none of which have
they been able to accomplish their dehgns
! thc' Taft attempt is by fragrant mifnic Of
the public money to BRIBE all that depend
upon them for preferment, apd having
pitched upon men, whom they think will for
hire execute their diabolical pdrpofes, impu-
IDENTITY tell US, that " The mcafures adopted
BY the miniitry for making the American
Governors independent of the provinces,
ieems very well calculated to fecure The DO
MlNlON of the mother country, who
while they depended entirely upon the pro-
vincial afemblies for their falaries, were al
ways aaUrs TO the party proponderating, and
were often led into conceilions not little
Injurious to the supremacy of England"
they add, thus we (ha not make the guar
dams of our rights, the unavoidable bstr0yers
of our property" A worfe idea of an Anne.
r'oan Governor man cannot well have !
SLAVES to thofe on whom they depend for
fdppott, TRAITORS, not GU ARDlANS
Of the RICH rs of thoie that employ them.
Such are the mcn that the prelent miniflry
would chufe for Governors, and By plum
dering the people they &c, money to bribe
them. What blefled purpole the Ameri-
can revenue, act ervesl Rife America, and
Tefih the plunderer, and LEI the world fee and
know, that you acknowledge no Governor
that you 90 not make dependent upon you,
by ttipulating, with him for a iaIary. Were
George the third independent on the nation
for his fupport, would the nation own him
for their fovereigni Surely NO.
On "Wednesday the nth infant, was held
the annual Commencement at New Haven.
where aiiembled on the occafion, avery large
and polite audience. The buGnefs of the day
was carried oDwith dignity and foIemnity.
Accounts from Charlsiiown, South Ca
rolina of the 9th of AuguR FAY, that the fine
Fashionable weather they have there, have dii-
iiPated a J fears of a fhort crop. 80.
With Capt. Chambers fromLondon came
pad4ngers, Mr.. Henry Bowers, of Swanzcy,
and Captain Darlington, ofthis town.
Francis Waldo, Efq; and Jofeph Wheel
wright, Merchants came pslengers with
Captain Scott.
The Englifh papers contain great num-
Der Ofaccounts Oft great pains the minif-
terial party took, by offering morey, ticker,
threats, in;rcaties by letter, &c. TO the Live
~. TO fet aide Wilkes and Bull, but their
offers rather helped them on, as it gave The
people room TO think the caule. of Wilkes
was the-canfe Of li5eIty.
DIED. Mrs. Cutler, Felid of the late
Rev. DR.. Timothy Cutler, deeeafcd. Mr..
Jofeph Coolidge, gupfmith.. Mrs. Pops,
wife Of Mr.. Pope, and daughter cf the late
Elder Haf;y.-- AtHastford, JohnLedyard, efq
MARRIED I Thomas Aylwyn, Eio: