The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-07-11

lies. About 12coo Of the inhabitants OF
Moun, Lebanon make part OF this united
arn,y which is now before Damatcns' and
after ,sklrg that pace is TO attack Seyd' | IL
polia and Aleppo. -
VENICE, iitab. ] Marrb ~. The Mar
,o;s DE Marszzi Minliter from RuAia, has
f.cceeded in the loan, which nc negotiated
at Genoa for 2, soc, oco forms.
PARIS, FrGuee] Atril II Lat hurfday
in the night the mulquc'eers carried letters dc
caohet TO the twelve members OF ire great
council, who had religned, CIderlng them to
return to the Palace, and refume ,helf tdrctI-
ons. Some of them would not 60 there, and
others returned only TO renew their proteits'
Mr. Lambert, the Dean, having his letter dc
cachet in his hand, declared that the k'ng
might command his fortune, his peTion, and
his life, but that he could not dipoie OF MS
honour oE his confidence.
AS foon as the parliament of Rouen was
informed of the formation of a new parIIa-
ment If Paris, it pshed an anet couched in
Nronger terms than any that has yet appear
ed AID at the concuiien it foEblds all 9Th
GERS belonging to the parliament Of Rouen to
acknowledge any acts OF this nominal PaIlla-
nent OF Paris.
LONDON, Abra 80. This day the follow
ing bi Is received the royal aiient BY COM
MILTON from his Majefy.
The bill for applying the FUN granted tor
the pay and cloathing OF the militia tor the
year I77I,
he bill for embankirg that part OF the
Thames adjoining to Durham YaEd, IN the
Strand.
The bill for making snavigab'e cut or earai
from Bradford, to Join the Leeds and Liver
pool canal, At Windmill, in the townihip OF
Idle, in YoIkihire, and many other bills.
Exva67 of letter from Porty6noHib, Hprn H.
We daily expect Admiral Rodney here
from London, in order TO fail for the Wet
Indies, his fquadFon being ready for i2lliTg.
We expeG16 lhips to be paid off here,
but the men turned over to other thlps.
YeReIday the further confederation on the
Earl of Chalham's appeal came on before the
upper Anembly, when the Solicitor Geue'ai
and MIR. Dunnng were heard for The relpon-
dent, and the Attorney General, by way Of
reply, for the Earl OF Chatham, after which
the following queaion was put to the judges,
sc Whether il the eventthat has happened the
devifee to the Respondent, William Daw | OF
hill, of the bank flock, exchequer orders,
leaieho eifates, and furniture of the houies
fpecihcalIy bequea,hed is good ard efeefual
or void ?" The Lord Chief Baron on behalf
of himfelf and the refi of the Judges deflred
time to anfwer the fame, il was then moved
and ordered, that they ihould give their OPT
Mon on Monday next.
Moy1. Yelerday the Lords North, and
Rockford, had long conference. with his
Majeay, at the Queens Palace.
YeRerday the bill to prevent divorced per-
fons from marrying with The offending party,
was, according to order, to come on before
acomm,tee at the lower aiiembly but
debate ariing thereon, the queltion was put,
Whether the (peakeS ihould have the chair
il was carried in the negative Ayes 90,
Noes SO. and HE bill dropt of couTfe for
this fciIion.
The fhetiff OF Middleiex, when he enters
into his Office, fwears, That be suWhKy R f.
TURN all the King's sUrits. 1t is probable
Mr.. Wilkes did not know the nature of the
hsrifT's oath, when he taxed of refuhng to
make return in cafe of Mr.. LuttrelPs feat
being vacated as member for the county Of
Mddleisx. BsGdes, lift were Poaibe TO get
over the perjury, by the fztu;es of8 Henry
VI. c. 7. and a3 Henry vi. c. IA. fherif