The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-08-08

The following are given out as the terms
of the treaty Of peace, on the eve OF being
concluded between Ruaia and the Porte, I'M
de- The mediation of the courts Of Berlin and
Vienna Belgrade, and all the forts on the
Danube, 10 its mouth, and Bender, to be
csded to Auftra, as barriers againf the
RuAians and Turks. The intermediate
countries between the Neilfer and Danube,
to remain neutral, under their Princes and
Waiwodes. All the COATS of the Black Sea,
with its ports and haibours, comprehending
thoie Oft Crimea, ceded TO Rui1ia. The
Grim I'artars to become noninally ndepen-
dent. The Rufians net TO have the free ma
vigation the Bofphorus and Helefpont, and
to evacuate the Archipelago and its iileo
| The throne of Poland TO be declared vacant,
and free election permitted, by Withdraw
| Ing Of all foieign troops. The Candidates
for the Polilll throne To be the Ele6tor of
Saxony, the prefent King, andan Arch duke.
Should the election not fall on the prefcnt
King, he is to retain the title of King, to
which will be annexed the Duchy of PENN.
The King of PrufIia 10 cede his part of ST.
leiia to Auliria; and to receive Polilh PrufIia
and 'Dantzick in lieu of it, guaranteed by
I Aufra.
June s. This morning, about FIVE o clock,
the Queen was taken in labour, and quar-
ter before fix was fafely delivered of a
Prince. Her Majefy and the young Prince
are as well as can be expected. On this
roeczaoti the flags were difpayed and the bells
were let a ringing: in order to announce the
happy event.
The Viceroylhip of Ireland is Eaid now to
lie between Lord Cover and Lord Wey-
mouth; and it is Eaid that there will be no
depu,ation of Lords Jufices, as has been
ufual in Ireland, during the ablence of the
Lord Lieutenant, but that the prefent Lord
will be Immediately fucceeded by reident
Viccroy.
'fRns g. Ii is faid that certain Great
Perfonageis at length come to reiolution
to difmis from his fervice all fuch of his
fervantt as he finds are grown obnoxious to
his peopIs. ~
June 2. Sir Edward Hawke is faid to
have declined the acceptance of Peerage.
One ofthe daily papers, fays correfpond-
ent, having lately mentioned an anccdote
of DR.. Johulon, wherein the King is faid to
have perfonalIy complimented him, you are
at liberty to infert the following anecdote,
which can avouch for fact; the public
will then be judges how far the King has a
right to compliment a man of his princi-
Piles.
DR.. Johnfon, in the Taft reign, meeting a
gentleman of bis acquaintance at the Somer-
fet coffee, houfe, he in the courle of CONVEX
fation, was complaining what great deal
he had walked that morning, and then men,
toned being at feveral parts ofthe town, land
! that he fah came from the palace. "where 7"
/ fays the DIR. in his farcalfic manner; why,
ffomsthe palace, (returned the gentleman
| plhaw plhaw ! criedthe other, there can be
no Palace we're there's no King"
Thefate MIR. Shaftoe performed the extra
ordinary feat of horfemanihip, of riding so
miles within two hours - thought impOf-
fible tillhe perfoFmedit, and won fake of
I4,ooo. by fucceediag in the exploit.
/ June 8. This morning two dozen of
chickens were fold at Observation-Disclosures, for
the m'derats price of four pounds.
A fow in Newport market brought forth
the other day a pig of the following extracr-
-dinary make two bodies complete from the
flIoulders, four hind feet, two tails, one head,
two fore feet only, andfour ears. The mon
Fer is alive, and is exhibited for fmall re-
ward.