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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

For the MASSACHUSETTS, Spy.
Mr. Thomas,
Nat baviag JScn a J5iutier of tbs AtrgFie
ReBuy, ba5hGed in ysw Spy, N0' S, / hare
}Fad yoa one oobieb las lain BY me sOsr Jf@Fe
that publication.
UNHE curious SPIDER, Knocks the pride
i of art,
And ErienG@ip's but I6cS7i,n of the heart;
Great BIl,ain's Nary awes The fubjeGt main,
Our various Duties, preachers fhoud explain;
BY flirting fair our thoughts on pinionS
fpeed,
And MeafG will make US poor indeed
Crafts approach US all, none fhun diitre!s,
Nor crowns, nor wealth, can puIchaie
HaPfiaeG.
Thele eight INITIALS to your eyes convey
I hat SANDWICH BOATS the beauties Of the
day.
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.B O S T o N, May 2.

TIME Houfe of Representatives in the late
4 FELTON, Of the General Aiemby, ha-
wing on the fecopd day came to refolulon
not to address the Governor on his appoint
ment TO the chair, proceeded to conllder his
Exceency's fpeech to both Houfes at the
opening of the fefion: And committee for.
that purpofe reported the following anfwer,
which was agreed to by the Houie, and TENT
up by MIR. Hancock, Mr.. Samuel AdarsSs
MIR. Ingerfol of Great harrington, Capt.
Brown, and Capt. Darby, VIZ.
4" Nay it bhaG yOar ExeeAleny,
/" THE Houie of Representatives have
given all due attention to your fPeech to both
houies at the opening of this Sefion. The
violent proceedings Of the Spaniih Governor
of Buenos Ayres in difpcAefing his Majefy's
fubieEts of their fettlement at Port Egmont,
has RATED the indignation of all who have
;uff concern for the honor of theBritllh crown.
Such an aa of holiilty, We conceive could
not but be followed with the mott fpirIted
refoution on the part of the Brltlih admin
ffration, to obtain iatsfattlon fully adequate
to the nlult offered 10 his Majeity, and the
injuries his fubieets there have iufained. Your
Exce'lency tells us, it is probable iatisfac-
ton may have been made for this hoitile act
of the Spaniards If it is 70, the public tram
guilty of his Majefy's dominions 70 far as it
has been ditfutbed, by this unwarantable
procceding,is again reltored; and therefore
il feems to US reafonable to fuppofe, thar the
propoled plan of augmentation of Troops on
the Brtilh eRablilhment is already receded
from, which renders any confederation upon
that fubjea on our part unneceiiarY.
We owe our gratitude to his Majeity for
his repeated anmances exPrciled TO your Ex-
ceIency b, his eci etaryot fate, ihatthe fecurity
of his doninicns in America will be prin-
cipal obiea of his mott gracious care and at
tention. Il his province has frequently in
times paR expended much blood and ueafure
for the enlargement as well as the fupport of
thofe dominons And when our natural and
constitutional rights and liberties, without
which no bleiling can be fecure to US, fhall be
fully reRored and eGabliihed upon a firm
foundation, as we lhall then have the fame
realons and motives therefor as heretofore,
we fhal not fail TO continue thole exerlions
with the utmoh chearfulnels and to the
extent of our ability.
{" As your Excellency has no particular
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mir. Thomas,

u mir. THomAs,
PhoE to give the ts4oving Iq,ihing Porfrait
eta rYRANr, Jfom Jure Divine, tlafe
in the Spy. q.
NfruGting fatyr tune thy ufefuIlong,
Silence grows criminal, where crimes grow
frong;
Of meaner vice, and villains Gng no more,
But monitors crown'd and crime mraGd Nth
beaVv.
At vices high imtf,ia! thFone begin,
And icaIch the ancient pIodges Of fin;
With pregnant phraie and arong imperial
verle,
The crimes of men and crimes Of Gods re-
hearie
Rife, mighty Grapb, from thy fancy'd grave,
\ And (peak tho lis to thofe thou CAN'T moi
fave;
What tho thy labour ihould to men be vain,
And the worlds bondage muA its time rfmain
Let willing ilaves in golden feuers lie,
There's none Can fave the men that chooit
TO die;
Yet ione to voluntary mitchell bow,
That fam would lhun their chains if they
knew how
And thele from thy inipired lines will fee,
How they chufe bondage, when they might
ofree,
\ Thy long amented fi'ence, fatyr, break /;
Oosn thy ancient oracle, and fpeak.
~ US how man by heaven itie'f made free,
rs an undonbted claim to liberty:
fhe bondage which his nature feels within,
As not bis natures happrnefs, TIT I'm:
And when be eoops to an unequal fo'ce,
I It can't execute his guilt, BIT makes it aysrE.
The freedom heaven beaow'd, was given in
in vain,
Unlefs he does the mighty gift maintain.
And WHEN he parts with the lupreme bequef,
He flights the bounty, and bstrays the trult /;
Rife, iatyr, tell US, Ebat'y gyiAing Fare,
And fpeak, tho It's to them thou CAN'T no
fave.
Speak to reGaing ages in Rrsin,
Shall bring the world to miracles again.
When reafons wond'rous empire ihall begin,
Tyrants without lhall fall like thoie within;
Nations fhall linen to thy mighty VOID,
When latyr has their wand'nng lenle refol d
And fet the )tfpter up, to rule the fword
Then tell US, f4;yr, let thy lints explain,
Wbat things a twa8tj
Paint the internal man.
His birth, bis fortune, and his fate rehearfe,
No Inner can defcibe him Ike thy vfrlc;
x n:psiiier form q Of al the TAPES Of lin,
omeihing Of man without, all Acvii uiibin,
10 phrail bis fable nj it'ry can unfold,
}is Rory mutt be tEL!, it can't be tsiA
sHe thar with mighty MINIS hunts for men,
an murder halfthe world z; Once ike Cain;
sc NUo fuck the blood that gave him life,
dkareh eng:nd'ring nature with his knife;
&c DioeL fan, drink nations blood,
s. Il frtt con;cmn and then ufurp the CID !;
at pants the kalander with facred red,
lifts The innocent among the dead;
at blaiss whole nations with infulling
breath,
sd with defrucion and make fport with
death.
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L6ya Lig5gifY. Almof every woman who lays claim
to coronet and every Lady of pirit upon the bent0a
DafcteB this be the cafe, chsfity will abiolutely
be abohsd and adultery puboky fubhitued in its fead.
Lard Ligoaier. Hdahvy formerly, Madam, "a
mong the catalogue OF wees but it is necefary
qualification for woman obtain better match after
he divorced from her fr hufband, who does not pre-
tend to accuie her Of any nfdeies the core of ea
ouh, delicacy, honour but merely that they may
be legally eparated, ard afterwards wed, be the wcmar
and he the man, their minds and it is gener
ally believed the Female Cotee, by their udcious
guations will greatly accelerate the progres of fecond
weddings, during the lives of both huiband and wife.
DntcbfG And how this countenanced at count
Lard Liganier. The k indeed fhews it every
mark of dfappiobaton; but his brothers as frenu-
Gus in fupport of it.
DntebfG Amazing
Lord Ligsnir. The Duke Of c. has long had
public connexion with Lady w., whofe friends
give out that they married but this wedding has
never been publickly announced and the Duke Of
C-----d after svariety Of mftreiles fome of whom he
has afterwards placed in the ueful aton of pro-
curehes) has lately made great noife in the world, by
his intrigue with Lady Grofvenor. Unuckily the
letters thar paed between them, and which have been
pubilhed, were replee With in orhogsphy,
has turned the laugh agalnit them otherwe the sair
would have off greatly to both their honours.
DHtcbe|S. And pray, my LORD, now 90 the hlfDahas
and wives behave when they meet in company after their
divorces
Lsrd Ligon0. With the fame politeneis and civity
as if nothing had happened the frt and fecond wife
convcrle together famiary ALIVE 0JOUe, they did
formerly when here betgD and the two huibands,
who have changed hands, inead of cutting anohers
throats as was formerly the babarous Cuf!cm, take
pinch of uf together and laugh the intrigue Of the ca3
DutcblG. Wonderful
Lard Liganio. Oh Madam, every thing is 70 po-
hhed, Frenchfied, ard taianized fnce your time, hat
if you were now TO take walk up fairs when st.
Jamess, you would think yourief at Vefiai!les
Naples Engiflr hofpaiity, fncerity, beauty, WITT,
and honour are, indeed kicked out of doors bat ,ten
you have every foreign VICE, and every exotic ridiculous
falion, plentifuy introduced lpppY IheiI plzees.
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D'' a territories. 1 what to ns "s' in " hs o.
Their world
Lord Ligoniey. Your Grace axis me qucRion, the
reply to which would take up long your ablence
from earth, were to relate all the extraordinary events
that have occurred Gnce that period.
DutcbsE No, my Lord, would not impofe 10 very
arduous talk upon you only want to know the pre-
ent fate ofgallantry and who the reignng toaLts
that give avs to the vices and follicS of mankO9 TO
Lord Ligonier A Pompadour and YaFnSqlhqe l
now no more; but though the Grand MokNque, IN 4
the vale of years, cannot fubdue his amoTous Pions
and has fuppled his mifreE's place with Madam Barry
our virtuous Sovereign, in the vgour of YOUTH hands
unaccufed of the ghe deviation from the path OF con-
juga virtue.
DutcbsG But is this example of the Monarch fol-
Lord Ligsnisr. Very far from its they aef in direct
oppoftion; for there is carce in place. or cour
tier who not only pubcky fuppors one but two, three
and four miRreHes they eem to glory in vice, and ap-
pear competitors for fame in infamy.
DatcbeE. What have they even thrown aide the
maxi of decency In my time, though the complexion
of The Court amorous as 1t ever had been know'
the appearance of virtue though necetsry to iuP
port the reputation of the men, and the honous of the
Ladies.
Lard Ligsnir. But now, Madam, the Ladies con-
cea no other complexion than that of their faces TIE
dpotion of their hearts, and their conjuga nhdetes,
are notorious the rouge and blanc upon their cheeks,
which they glory in wearing and a woman or fainIon
without Cbicbej6eo would be pro.eibed IN all Po-
lite company, as much as formerly Lady who had |
pubIickly deviated from the track of female honour.
Nay, they have gone 70 far form ociey for the
fnppor of their rights and privileges, in which they pro-
pole giving laws to their hubands, that hee may not
infringe upon their legal prqgati0ss of committing them
with elegance. A FEMALE CoT4RIE, Madam, is &C |
tuslly inftuted for this l4udabe purpoe.
DHfcb1G. Indeed And pray who are the worthy |
members? !
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From The TouOn and Country Nagazins, Sept 1910.
The GHOST of TEL E A I E !;
Or, DIALOGUE in The SHADES tftrceen the DafebcF
OfMARLBoRoUGH and Lord LIGoNItR.
DacbeG. VXTELCOME, my Lord to thefe immor-
-. w tai territories. What news in the O.
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War, inGcad of hcirg waRc, in Peniiors
both England and her Coioni,S might ieaP
the advantage Of fuoh application.
Orders ate given for the sd, 18th, 2cih'
ard 4oth Regiments TO hold tnem ieIves IN
readineis to march for Portfmouth, where
they arc tc embark for the Weh Indies.
AygpR II. A correfporden, informs Us,
that new MiuiGry viii be ietted before The
meeting of Parliament, and among other re-
moves IN the NEW arrangement, ne lays, that
Lord Chatham is to be LordPIivy Seal, Lord
Camden Preiident OF The council, and the
Duke Of Grafton will he again at me head OF
the Treafury.
AngnR Io. If Lofd C4tham's plan Of anew
Mlnlitry fhouid be adopted, which al Prtient
feems very likely, the Dixie OF Grafton will
be one Of his Majehy's Principal Secretaries
of Stale and Tot hrG Lord or tie 'lFeafuFY
Lord Onnow lies dangerously Ill at his feat
al Candon, and lis beloved tanhot potib'y
recover.
Tits iaid orders arc given for fix men of war
of the line 10 be G4;.oned in lie Downs i'm
media;ely.
AugaH 10. Arrived st Dover, the Bottom
Packet, L,de, from Botioa. AT PohimCu!h
theGlokenor Maf Ship lIcm Pllcataqua.
Hls Majrhy has been p!eafcd to grant IN
TO Sir Geolge BNdg,s Rodney, Bart the OF
fee or place of Rear Admiral of Great BIT
IAN, and OF The admiralty thereof, and OF
.heN4vies andSe-s Of tie kingdom Of Great
EIitain.
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AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sftffmber 10.

PHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 10.
THURSDAY laft the flip Minerva, Cap
tain Arnott, arrived here from Rotter-
dam with Palatines.
Exraa efa letter iran Leiecfev, June IA.
. The fix of your manufacture exhibit
ed to the bel Judges in London, and they
unanimously pronounced it equal to any ex-
cept China. There wants no improvement
in it, there wants only quantity. lam now
manufacturing it into fockings.
NEw.LoNDoN, September 20. About
three or four years ago, few maekIel was
difcovered to be in New-London Harbour
and River, though chiefly very fmall, whiSh
have every year fnce been encreafing, both
in iize and quantity And fuch plenty has
there been Of theGe valuable fiji the preient
year, as that from forty to feventy boats have
been daily employed below the town in catch
ing ;tsm. And by the bef computation that
can be made, about geo barrels have alrea-
dy been caught this ieaion, from the fiIft of
Auguh TO the p'eient time, nearly equal in
hze to thoie in Bottom Bay. Lat Tueiday
fix barrels Of the fin were drawn in fem at
Norwich Landing.
NEw-YoRx, September 20. His Excel
lency William Franklin, Efq; Governor Of
New. Jeliey, has pubifhed proclamation,
dated the / 9Th of September, 1871, where
by it is notified, that his Msjefy, by ieveral
oIde-s in council at ST. James's, bearing date
the 9TH day Of June lat, hath been pleaied,
with the advice f bis Plivy Council to de-
clare his difailowance Of two Acfs pshed by
theLegi1ature ofthat province one (which
paHcd in November, 1909, entitled, IN At
to errG7 Courts in the levraI esanfiF5 in this
eOlozy, fer The tria! canjf5 If ten peanGs, and
nnatr. =" The other, pailed in March, 1870,
entitled, i" in A7 10 Explain and Gn.fnG an
At7 efibe GlnerGl eD1mbS, untitled, IN al
far the rfLisfg igj6lsent dfbfors, andt 'r ether
t4bejEI fberaB mentioned"
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER ~. LaRWed-
nelday was ordained at Stratbam, over new
gathered Bsptiff Church, one MIR. Shepard
The Rev. Mr.. Stillman Of Bottom preached
en- the oCcafion.
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is his aniours, cut his own throat, butit not
much afl cling his winGplpe the wouno was
fewed up, aud he is fad To be in iaiT way
OF recovery.
We learn from TopsRtld that the copper
mine, fume time Gnte opened there, at IL
or E fet cep,h, aRords fuch lamPles Of fn1
lively ore, extended in ipaucrirss 81! over
the p;;, that experienced Miners have
DECLARED tie appearances preferable 70
any yet dfcovered in NoF;h America.
Sewell MAunlel, Gent. is sppoin;~d -
EnGgn in his MejcAy's Qo,h Regiment.
MARRIED. J Capt Robert Ro5irs, to
10 Mis- Ann Graham, Ralph inllan EiQ,
to Mis- Elizabeth Smith, Rcl& cf The l-;e
Mr.. James Smith Of this town, deoe4ted.
DIED. Very fodderly, Dr.. Semuel
Mar(hal.----At Ch,l(ea, Mrs. Be-, ham,,
wife Of Nix. John Beachan.
SHIP NE W 6.
On MONDAY laa the ViFsl Aocp cf wa,
Called for England.
This morning arrived here the Hope az
med ichooner fom Halifax.
Arrived here. Harris and 7;lsy Etm
Nesv Londsn, UnGs' hill trsm Nsva Seetio,
Fix agG SAsso fran CanJo, Dedd, H. Hfdcs
7. Htqge and HSaOes from ST. Jobn'. LGaad,
jtIAian.s, Dtnnijsn, DeutleAqy and Lrecl,.
from cape Aitsi0, Driver and Gyrmon2b
tran 81. Ai4o tins, Lagrjd firm 81. D4ayfins
and SArinam, Ya,de iran 81. Cbryfet6er,,
Hiackl.y from PHILADELPHIA, fran
Marylaad, CuilsaGarJr0m Nrs0tQfh.
OUTWARD bound. OdeA AMI Bwronej,s
to MegU Havsn. Harrif 10 NlsV, LSnasn,
BeJSVrfb to MarJland, CLARKE foNova Scotia,
Hammend to Nfa0- PrsVidenes, Pirpst 10
Sontb. Carolina, Wfy9m0n and Gruy TO
WeR- Indies, RILEY 10 GrFeHsck, Catalan and
Ck0mbnJ 10 LenGSn.
- FREDERICK WILLIAM GEYER,
delires all thoie that arc indebted to him,
either on Bond, Note or Book, 20 make
ipeedy payment; and thole to whom be is
indebted, are deiired TO call for their money,
as he intends for Europe early next fpring.
He alto acquaintS his cuRomers and Others,
that he has received large and general
ahotment of ENGLISH and INDIA
PIECE GOODS, by the laf lbips from
LONDON, which he will fell BY retail re-
markedly cheap, and TO thCie that buy by
wholeiae for near the cCR and charges, for
cath only.
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M u 81 c K.
AT CONCER LII,

"A Bottom, ont ueiday the 9Th Of O6to-
Der, will be performed, CONCERT of
Vocal and Instrumental MUSICK, for the
Benefit of Mr.. PROPERT, Organif of
Trinity Church.
IS Tickets to be had at the Printers, at
Col. Inserlol's Britiih Cofee-houle, and at
his lodgings in Quaker-Lane. To begin at
half after Six O'clock.
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
HAGUE, T HcHandl HaqnR 8.

: FCRE PnnceDolgo-
rucki forced The liEes
Ct Plecop, he had de-
tao he'd PnnccCzelb a-
tcGtotake pofemon
If Arabaf, in mach
ing by Gerf.ch and
the neck of land or the
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Monday next will be publifhed.

Monoay next VIII be pu6llfhed.
Price IS. old ten. Jingle, and as. Cd. the doz.
Embelhihed with FOUR Pates, neatly
engraved, viz. /. The BOSTON MAS
ACRE,on the evening of the 9Th OF March
1870. Z, The four Seaions, with the
Twelve Signs of the Zodiac. 3. I he King
ofDenmark. q. Mr.. Weatherwiie;
THE Mahachuletts CALEN-
i OAR i; or an
ALMANACK, for the year I772,
Being BiGextile, OF Leap Year.
Calculated for the Meridian of Bottom, New
England, Lat. ~ degrees, 2 s min NORTH.
Containing, The Sun and Moons RiGng and
Setting, Ecliples, Time of High Water, Luna
tons, Afpeas, Judgment of the Weather,
Courts, Remarkable Days, EPhemeris. &c.&c.
By HILOM MAT HE'S.
ALSO, Several Selea Pieces, viz. On
Liberty and Government Thoughts on
Government On the Culture of Six Man
of PleafuIe Woman of Pleaiure Jonathan
eatherwife's Prognofiicks A Table of In
tereR on EntiIe New Contraction; Roads.
sc. POETRY, viz. The Difference be-
tweenT O. Day and To. Morrow Of Time ;
OF Pride Of Vice, sc.
Printed and foldby I.THoMAs, inUnion- Greet.
Sold ALTO, by EDEs & GILL, in Queen
Rreet; ]. PERKINS, in Union-Greet ].
LANcDoN, and A. BARCLAY, in Cornhill
Il. FowLE, in Back-Rreet; E. RUSSELL,
|. BoYLEs, and A. STEELE, in Marlbo-
rough. Stteet. sc. Sc.
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t HURS D A Y, October 3.
B O S 7 Q N.

I'M "Wednesday, lat week, the Rev.
I Samuel Niles was ordained to the pal-
toral charge of the ChuIch in Arlington. l he
Rev. Mr.. Wales of Maih6eld opened the
folemnity with prayer, the. Rev. MIR. Weld
of Braintree preached a fefmon fuitable for
the location, Rev. Mr.. Dunbar of Slough
ton gave the charge. Rev. Mr.. Taft Of
Brainiree made the lait prayer, and the
Rev. MIR. Shaw of Bidgwater gave the right
hand of fcliowlhip. The whole was carried
on with dignity and folemnity.
Laa Saturday faitOr, at the North part of
he town, having met With disappointment
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70 The PubIiGer Of this paper begs k0Ue

to inform the Public, atTHrs bGte, e0mp0ft fix months
Gnce the yf babEcdfiH be PAL resO fqp Pnding until
the Enlargement eomsncf', 1obt6' tr" ne E"F'arHgt
neut be has already been aasA,t4 10ib he donbt' not vii
bean the frR Tueaay in Alarcb next, if not before.
is E0sr0l Gentlemen Of abilities haze been Kind as 10
syomE him to aur The public, tbrongb the channel Of this
tote, Nth original pieces an mary inter9Girg stJ,
toaeiber with tetsrrs3ordsncs be has ld IN Great
Britain and Aeyca be bte be able giOF bis readers
that Satisfaction they may haze right to expect.
~ In unavoidable accident prevented Fts tHbli'Nt'
en- Of this paper ysFsrdGE
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Il DESCRIPTION of R u S S A.

" USSIA is one of the mott extenive Gates that we
X know of in the whole habtabIe world. 1t con-
tans eonideraby more territory than all the re OF Eu-
rome out together Its length from the frontiers OF
Lyona to Kamtlcatka, or nearly oppoic to Japan,
above twelve thoufand werRs, which are TIA German
miles, reckoning feven werRs to mile (about $3.50
Engiih miles, its breadth extends from the 18th degree
ofatitude to beyond the 10TH But then this wait en-
pire is very far from being 70 well cultivated and peo-
pled as mott of the other nations in Europe here
are defarts from SO to TO, and 200 Engh miles,
in which there is not living foul to be found though
fome parts of thee defarts Euated in very good
climate, and have the beR foil that could be wihed
True it is, that in fome places there is deficiency Of
wood and water in Others there is every thing that is
neceGary for human life, and yet are defarts, for want
of inhabitants In lhort, this empire could very ealy
afford fuGenance for treble the number of inhabitants
il contains. The following account may furnIih lone
grounds ofiudgment on this point According to the
lat numbering, in the year I744 and I745 OF The Peo
pe of the provinces which properly conltitute kuia'
there were even millions of males, from the age OF tour
years to that ofxy who pay the capltaon or pole tax
Seven millions more might be allowed for women, chill
dren, and old men. The Rufian nobility, with their
families, might be computed at FIVE hundred thouiand
The officers of the revenue and clerks of the chanCery
who form clas apart, are with their wives and chill
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dren, reckoned about two hundred thoufand. For Ii
vona, Ingwa, and Finland provinces, which are not COM
pretended in the capitaon, there are allowed Tx hun
dred thouiand fouls AS for the SoilackS Of the Tx
rine, or the Don, of the aick well for the DIFF
ferent nations of heathens that nhab Siberia and the
frontiers of Aura and Japan, they computed at
million eight hundred thoufand the total making about
eighteen millions four hundred houtand individuals
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foe meafres adopted in the preent htuation Of affairs,
very prudenty declined and further declared, that he
houd henceforward forbear to hellef with mat
tiers of fate
Some Advices from Cairo mention, that Ali Bey
has been proclaimed Sultan ofEgypt the manner how
this renowned Gentlemen mounted the throne is fol-
lows Ali Bey, to accomplish this his view, hrf Joined
himefto the Dvan of Egypt, in order to eleae that
powerful kingdom from the Ottoman yoke. Twoyears
ago he forbid the Bafhaw, whom the Porte en, and
who had the hgheR Authority in the Dvan to enter the
country This luckily ending in his favour, he et the
DvaD ifef aide and being Imported by the nation, he
was proclaimed chief In this new itaon he has RATED
great number of troops, and put them under brave com
manders and has made hmlef matter of Jemen and the
other provinces of Arabia, particularly Mecca afo the
ports to the Red Sea- and of ella, the mott capita place
for the eafern trade on that lide."
Deal, December Is. Came down Bolcawen, Rob
inCon, for Bottom Arrived and failed for the river, the
Lucretia, Foger, from Bottom
GRAvEsEND, December 10. Pahed by the Providence,
Gilbert, from Rhode Aand York, Berton, from New
York and Bottom packet Lyde, from Bottom. Esos y