The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-05-30

s4s-ZD the prefent dIipufe pc
tween the parliament and the city !" To
which Lord r. replied, !" III might GaSgjs
ysHr Aai19y, the tw0 eit.z.n5 (oNd lie Elm to
The Tour, and The tSVe OnRSSOs TO Il. Lake'S'
The following noble .perfonages were
yeRerday carried in two carts, with a heaIfe
before them, through the city, and down the
Minores 70 Towel-BiIl. The Princes
DUwager, Lord Butte, Duke Cf Grafton,
Lord Mansfield, Sir Fletcher Norton, the
Attorney General, Wedderburne, hung by
the heels, as being turn coat; Sir GilbeIt
Eliot, Dyion, Jerkinfcn, {. Fox in the body
and legs a man, head and tail fox, with
bunch of grapes before him. Lord Wey-
mouth, Lord Holland with flick, i'll imta-
ton of penioner, or one out Of pace,
Lord North. Near ten thouland people wele
aGembled, who exprtGed great fatisfaetlon,
and Wifhed for the originals in their room.
One gentleman, who feemed TO be ner-
chant, treated the people with beer, and lent
hand in tying them To the gallows, which
was 20. feet high; after hanging an hour,
the mob feeling hearie ready to take away
the bodies, declared they had been iueh enc
mics to their king and country, that they
fhould not be delivered, for they would burn
them on the gallows, which was done. A
fweep-chimney, with band, attended as
ordinary.
We hear that terms of accommodation
have been propofed between the oppoiing
parties, which would at once afcertsin the
dignity of the Houle on the one hand, and
the independently of the people on the other,
in the amplea manner but they have not
yet been accepted. -.~
His Majeay has Ggncd commiaiOns and
orders for the march of 10000 of the militia.
It is faid, that on Tuefday the 18th in
Cant, the French and Spanifh ambafadors
waited on the Earl of Rockford, and faid,
that though the King Of Spain had coDiented
to put his Britannia Majeay in poHeilion of
Port Egmont, yet they were inffrucaed to
demand Of his Lordfhip, wbsn bis Britannia
Aejly'ss65tsr sU0uH evdraafs the Jane; and
Untitled upon the day being named they alto
demanded, that the quelfion of right TO Falk-
lands Hand fhould be determined before that
day. Lord Rockford faid he would enter
into no negotiation about it. To which the
ambaaadoIs replied, they mutt fend an &C
count to their courts, and they apprehended
the anfwer they fhculd receive would be
tbeir recall. .t.
The continuation Of the tranquility of
Europe depends upon the anlwer Of the court
ofSt. Peteliburgh to Prince Lobkowitz, the
AuRrian ambafiador, lately dispatched from
Vienna. This ultimatum is, that Ruffia
lhall grant peace to the Ottomans, by per-
hitting things TO return to the fame li,uatIon
as before the war. On the other hand, the
King of Prufia infiigates the RuAians to con-
tinue their operations; and promifes that,
fhoud the AuhTiaDs take part with the
Turks he will fall upon Bohemia and Sax
ony with all his forces. This being The Gtua-
ton of politics in the Eafi of Europe, there
can be but little doubt of the fame being
kept up for another campaign. The en-
peror. it is thought is too prudent TO rfque
the Eof of pAit ofthe hereditary dominions
fthe houfe Ct Harfburgh for piece Of in
vidious revenge agaihR the Ruiians upon
whole late ihcccfs both he and his mC.her
look with very jealous eyes.
ApriI S. This day the right hcnourabIe
the Lord Mayor was brought, in a private
manner, to Lord Chief Juftice de Grey's,
in Lincoln's-inn fields, by virtue Of writ of,
Habsas Corpus; when after hearing council,
the Lord Chief Jufce was Of opinion that
he fhOuld be rect nmitted as the parliament
Was moi rrnrn,Ired The council ,rere Mr.