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attacked and, II they are attacked, (Wncn Jod of0a1
h they muR fall Nothing prevent it, but the appear
IS ancc of hyperion fquadron 1t that, fome
months ago, four [hps of the line ordered from
Portfnouth, and one from Plymouth, carry relief
Id from Ireland to Gibralter Thee lhips, my Lords
% week ago, were fill in port. If upon their arrival at
h Gbraer, they hould find the Bay poileied by flu
peor quadron, the relief cannot be landed and, if it
could be landed of what force do your Lordfhps think
H. is conGR Two regiments of four hundred each,
,e at time like this, entto ecure place of fuch i'm
lie portance as Gbrater place which, it is universally
agreed, cannot hold again vigorous attack from the
ea if once the enemy ould be 70 far matters of the
Bay, as to make good landing even with moderate
in force. The indenabe lervlce of the lines requires
e5 lea four thoufand The pFefent garrfon
to fits of about two houand three hundred 70 that, if
as the relief thoud be fortunate enough get hoe,
IN they will want eight hundred nof their neceiary
at plement.
E. Let US now my Lords, turn eyes homewards.
spfAsn the defence of Great Britain Ireland is in
p qukoN, it longer point of honour is not the
a eukEfy of foreign commerce, foreign poiiefionS
81 to contend for the very being of The fate have
good authority allure your Lodhp s that the Spansrts
have now feet at Ferro, completely manned and ready
B. 70 fail, which in condition to meet. We
en- could not this day fend eleven hPs of the line pro-
CD pery equipped and morrow The enemy may be mat
te1s Of the channel. 1t is unnecenary pres the con-
al fequences of thele facts upon your Lordhps minds *
ch the enemy land in full force either upon this
rs coat, in Ireland, where is your army Where your
n defence M Lord,f thet4oue of Bourbon make vile
and vigorcs ufe of the actual advantages they have
II, over US, it than poaible that on this day
IN month, may not be nation. What military
force the Mlnfry fbew to anfwer any iudden de-
he mand do not fpeak of foreign expeditions, or
in oenve operations peak of the interior defence Of
ne ireland and oft country. This fnbjed, my Lords,
leads considerations of policy, and foreign alliance.
ne 1t is more connected with them than your Lordfhps
to may at 6rf imagne.-When compare the number of
w people, efimated highly at feven millions, with the
population of France, and Spain uuay computed at
e twenty-five millions, fee clear, felfeVdent inpo(-
of iby for this country contend with the united power
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-01-03
LON D O N, OCTOBER 81.
To the PRINTER.


TOU are authorized to allure the public, that Lord
North is only the oaeniibe and refponiibe Ere
Enlcr and that he acts entirely under the direction and
diEfa.ure of the Duke of Grafton. AS proof OF this
bold but true aertion, there has not been commiihon
given away the naval departments, but at the Duke OF
Grafton: abloute will and fat In this general aiietIon
hewever, we mutt except three naval appointments to
three FINAL Hoops, which the poor, hand tied Admiral
Fl ----- has been permitted to make of his own auho-
rty all other pefements in that department are ioey
at the difpola of the Duke of Grafton.
~ The BRITISH SPY
There is ban mt of lord Manshelds, occalloned by
the Jew who was hanged on Wednesday Taft, which de-
ferves to be recorded Some time ago this ION OF Lew
came into the Kings Bench be bail, being dfeiied IN
the mott gorgeous MANNER with Awa!tcoa all over en-
broidery. and coat with two of broad gold lace
upon it however, his Office being fupected (whicaS
20 bail any one that would pay him for IL one of tYeen
temen of the robe was very inquIltve about Wig ne
was, what he was, and how he got his living AT Srgth
my Lord Mansfield, turning to the lawyer, ald Fray,
Mr. SERGEANT, ak the gentleman more quetions, but
take his bail, aud looking his laced clothes, added
you fee he would burn for the money
They write from Dumf,ies in Scotland, that at the
lah aizes there it was remarkable that there was only
one priloner to be tried that his crime was bgamy, OF
which he was found guilty, and enenced TO iurrer Tx
months impr(onment after which he is to be b0"bsd to
England.
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be running Water without Bread; and this ha be his
Diet, till he dies. Thus it hoped, that when all
Circumstances are daily conGdered and the Punihmeut
proVofed is fully comprehended, the Genteman's
Leni,y will not fuer any unmerited Cenfue, which is
the ardent Deiire of Lover of JuRice," S.
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THIS is to forewarn all perfons from
u truRing Sarah the wife of me the fubcriber,
my account, as we have agreed to live fepsrate
Bgfon, Jan. 3, i77I. LAMBERT BRUNEI.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-26

II OPES TILL CAPE n.
Has jalf imported f,om LONDON,
BY Captains CoIlyer, Fellows, ard Scotc,
A fine Ahoument Of
ENGLISH and INDIA. GOODS,
Suitable fer the Sealon;
Which he IS determined to fell at the very
lowea prices, 10y WAoLEsALE orRETAIL
for Cath or ihort Credit,a at his ihop in Uni
on-fEeet, at the fgn Of the Cornhelds,vlz.
g earle T, clinton, green,
~ back, blue, chocolate, drab, mixed and
other coloured broad cloths, with trimmings
for the fame; green, lcarie,, blue, mixed
and drab coloured ratteens; beahkins, lamb-
kins, half-thcks, Co!cheller and d'apery
b4izes blue, drab and cloth colouted Devon
lhife keliss and plains; red, blue, mixed
aud d.Ab coloured coatings; duffils and
ihags, German leiges Of various widths, CO.
LOUIS and p'zes; duroys and lagaiNie., tuf-
tians and Jeans lowered ferges, white
f@anikins, ihallooas, tanr,cs, duran's, Gala
mancoes, rulIeIs double and twifted cam
bets, plain brown csmbeteens, frped,
green and changeabe ditto, ya,d wiGe fpriged
ditto. figured duroys, Mecklcnbu'gt Dor
ie.teens, Irlih cambie,s, Venetiah pop'Ins
grapes; green, crimlon aud cloth colouIeG
yard and half yard wide worried grograms;
mlfiineits, pink and cloth coloured velvet and
veveretts, MaacheGer and Scotch checks,
linen and cotton Hollands, Enghih and
Scotch bedticks, diaper aud huckabucks
cambricks and lawns, black and white cat
gut, Partner, black and white eauze; ricket,
itriped and figured ditto black, blue, i2uIcd
and plain faiths, Engifh and India ,sfA'es
and PERTAINS ; figured mode, changeable
mantua iilks black, green, blue, whI;e and
pink half yald and half ell Pertains white,
blue, green and pink half ell iarfnets, 3 Abs.
7-8ths. yard wide and meeting Inlh linens,
dowIas, Rufla linen, ofnaburgs, Ravens
duck, Rufia drab; mems buckrsm, brown
and white RAY ditto, white tabby, Gayuck,
yellow Holland and fay trimmings black.
white and coloured brooches patterns; mems
and women's worried, thread and cotton
hofe; Il TX gloves and mit's, worried ditto ;
very pretty aEortment of fur and fnal
trimmings for Ladies cloaks, black bone ace,
white blown ditto, fcaret and white ditto !;
a great variety of fix, linen and Renting
handke' chiefs; fans, mems cIimion ano
green lham velvet caps, green, fcarlet, and
triped worried ditto, quality bindings, hoe
and coat ditto; lettered gartets; tcaIi and
ball twiit deaths head, mohair, bsfket and
twiif buttons; meule and horn ditto chip
hats and bonne,s, white and coloured th'eais,
tapes, knee girters, fewing FIX Of ali colour /;
writing and 'preiS paper wax necklaces,
round beads, l.eye buttons; wool and COT
ton cards; needles, pins, ribbons, terr's,
knives and forks, cutteau knives, lhears and
fciiors, penknives, fountain pens; buckles,
thimbIes, fnuff boxes ivory, bone and horn
combs, pole ditto Bohea tea, cinnamon,
cloves, nutmegs, mace, alfpice, pepper bclt
made Lynn fhoes, whalebOne, crown ioap,
Sc. &c. sc.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-26

B o o X S.
HIN Ian G D 0 n,
A, the New Book and Stationary Store, OPP
polite the PoR Office in Cornhill, Bolton,
Has juif received from LONDON,
A Large and fine AHortment Of the moh
Modern B o o K S,
In all branches of Literature, Arts and Sci
ences, which will be fold Remarkably Chap
for the cath
Among which are the following, viz.
HENRY on the Bible, s Vol.
i 1 folio. Ditto on PRAYER. Ditto on the
Sacrament.
Burket on the New Teaament, Folio.
Locke's Works, Vols. Folio. Djtto's Ef
Jays on Human understanding. Ditto or
Education.
Boyer's French and Englih Dictionary
new edition, with the addition of many hun
dred words not in any former edition.
Rollin's Ancient Hlfory, IL Vol.
Mrs. Macaulay's Hiffory Of Engianj,4 Vol.
Shakefpear's Plays, 9 Vol.
Putarch Lives, 9 Vol.
Montelquicu Spirit of Law, 2Vol.
Univerfal Hifory, 20 Vo!.
The Wet Indian, new Comedy The
Paddock, new edition, wiki variety of o.
Their PLAYS.
Clarke's Homer, Vol. Davidfon'sVirgh
SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind.
With a variety of the newef and belt
Books in LAW, PHYSICK, HIS STORY,
and the CLASSICKS.
Court and City Regifer for I77I.
All Kinds of Magazines that are pubIifh-
ed in London.
BIBLES of all forts, viz. Large Church
Bibles, Folio, Family, Quarto, O6tavo, Mi
Mon and Pocket ditto, by the Dozen, or Jingle.
Likewife, large and compleat aliortment
STATIONARY, Accompt- Books of all
forts, Paper of all forts and Gzes, Ink Powder,
Quilts, Sealing Wax and Waters, Prefs Pa
per, fome of hyperion fort TO any ever i'm
ported, &c sc. sc.
NJ B. TbejS aOb0 bleaJt 10 favOar bin Nth
their c1tqom will find the Books q The bsf E
ditisn, and bound in calf uUbi1b IS hyperion to
any boand in @eep, and The price very lou.
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JOSHUA GARDNER,

Has received per Captain Fellows and Scott,
further fuppIy Of goods, cocfang ofthe
following articles, in the LADIES way,
viz.
MUFFS and tippets variety Of
Iva fur trimmings, back and white
gauze, figured dreif ditto, Parifnet, black
and white catgut, black and coioured raffA
ties, plain black peelong faiths, rich thick
ditto, black and crim(on fpriged faiths,
back and other coloured figured modes,
black and coIouted flfnets, hne covered cap
wire, and II bowed Elections a great va
rlety Of black and cnloured fnail trimmings !;
a large and fine an1itment of ribbons of the
newell laffe, edgings, f0otings, blond, and
bore lace, with many other articles, all
which will be fold on the moh rsatonabIe
terms. 80.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-26
ROBERT RUGGLES, +,


Cspan. Cllyer, FeIo~s, and Scott.
A Large and Geocr4l A!Ionm,ntof
ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS,
Whca re viii fea on the moit ,eaionab e
TENS, by Who eiaIe or Retail, at his
Shop in Conhiil, liide 70 the northward
Of the Town prr.p; viz. ..s..,,q
| GUPERrlNE blue, cinnamon,
} geen, white, chocolate, Porhpadour
aud mixed broad cloths, middlihg and low
priced dit,o !; rattlens, teaiGeins, lamtlE;ins,
beaver coatioes, De9onG.ie kerieyS, Yo.k!
lhIe plains, half-ihicE.; clinton, pink, and
pern Co!cheacr eaze red, blue, gicen
anu white drzrery bAze, white flannel, EN-
bofcd icrge, German tcrge, Of all colours;
green carpets for bedlidcs; ihalloons, dt,an,s
and tammes, OF all colours, caiamancoes
Of all colours black draw5oy, black and
green cveraning, double esmblets OF I'll co.
lours; cambeleens Of al forts ard WIDE
fluff, popins, Dorieteens, miainets, grizets,
grosrams and grapes ruiIels, Bebgals
black, olive, blue md dab veyet and vel-
Ve,ets; 3-4'hs. 7 Chs. yard wide, and
s2ton check, ftrped Holland, GOTTEN gown:,
bed TICK and bed hunts 3 4,hs. 7 Srhs. and
yard wide Il III linen, 7 Sihs. garilx, fhetting
Holland, diapers and hucsaSuck, cioaling
diaper, table clo,hs, ofnAburgs aud ticklin-
burg, ravens duck, RpfIia drab mems and
won1en's worried, thread ana cotton hoic
mems black, white and mixed fix holc;
black buff, blue and clinton worried brce-
ches patterns, black elk, ditto figured fix
waiAcoat patterns; Fix and worried nuts
and gloves; cambricks and lawns, long
lawns, muffin, black and white catgut, black
and white ipiiged gauze, plain white gsr2e,
green, brown, yellow and blue India damaik,
lutearings, tafaties, faiths, slamode, Per-
fans, and capuchin iiks, fur and fnal thine
mings black bone lace, white thread and
blond lace, fix knee carriers, god and FLYER
ditto; variety of gold and hver buttons,
gold and 4 yer Vellun,, gold and FLYER thread,
women's blue, pink, white and green fix
loom quilted petticoats, calamanco diuoi
variety Of ribbons, fewiug ti'ks Of all fortss
qualities, gathering, fix, feHcts, pins and
needles, threads and tapes If all forts brown
and yellow Holland, buckrams, Ray cords
braid, gallocms and ftiapping; white ,abby
for fays, women's and children's paekthread
Rays; bed ticks and bed bunts; thckfe and
fuiians, fix and linen hanjkel chiefs, mark
Jog canvas, creweIS, FIX and hair, and ok
twif, twiH buttons, metal buttons Of all
forts, fnuf b xes, tobacco boxes, knives and
forks, jack knives, penknives, rszofs and
fclfI9rs; a variety of paper hangings, alto
Bohea tea, cinnamon, nutmegs, cloves and
mace, wool and cotton cards, wonen's Lynn
made lhoes and GoIolhoes, whale. bone, Sc.
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NoeU in The Pref, and fes4iy 0riR be S1bhj6sd,
Price s.. old ten. Jingle, and zzs. Cd. the doz.
Embe!lIihed with -FOUR Plates, neatly
engraved, viz. /. The BOSTON MAS
ACRE,on the evening Of the 5th of March
1910. The four Seafons, with the
Twelve Signs Of the Zodiac. 3. The King
ofDenmafk. T. Mr.. Weatherwiie.
And will be fold BY TTHoMAs, inU nion- arcet,
THE MadachufcttS CALEN-
= OAR; or an
ALMANACK, for the year I77z,
Being BiGextile, OF Leap Year.
Containing, (be6des he Calendar, Eclipfes,
Judgment of the Weather, Courts, Remarka.
Die Days, Sun and Moons Rifag and Setting,
High Water, &C. &C. Variety of Matter,
10th Curious, New and Entertaining.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-26
BR E w S r ER's

b w T. RS
pest ground ADD made CHIC
II COLA lie, warranted good and free
from any mixture, is fold by JOHN
FARM Err, fuccefor to the late John
Brewaer, ar the fign of the Chocolate Cakes
in Fin freet, near the bottom Of Crofs- ffreet,
by Wholefae or Retail.
Choice ground COFFEE to be fold as above
N. B. Said FARMER has for fale, Founders
and Brazier's Ware, of all forts.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-26

q WOMAN Ct a good cha.ac-
L \ ter, with a young breaff Of mllks
would be glad to take a child to fukcle. En-
quire at !. Thomas's printing Office.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-26
ANDREW BARCLAY,
At the Gilt Bible in CornhilI,
HEREBY informs his cufomers
Il and Others, that he has juf imported
from Glalgow, neat Allotment Of
B 0 . K S,

in Divinity, HiGory, Novels, Ari,hmetick,
sc. Where ALTO may be had,
Brady and Tate's Palms, gilt or
plain; Watts's ditto, with or without Hymns,
gilt or plain Tans'ur's and Williams's
Singing Books Large and fmalI Bibles 1;
Feiiaments, Pfalters, Spelling Books, and
Primers Writing-Paper, Waters, Sealing
Wax, Quilts, Ink and Ink-Powder, sc.
Likewi(e, all Sorts of Binding, Lettering,
and Gliding, done in the neateR and belf
manner. 1hofe who pleaie to favour him
with their cufom will be lerved with fidelity
and difpatch.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-26

WANTS a place in Gentle
w mans Family, a careful fobef wo-
man, who can do all kind of houlhoId work,
and can be well recommended. Enquire of
ISAIAH THOMAS.
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F ! L Z S.

L Z S.
JuG imported, and to be fold BY
RIG HAIR ID GRAN G II,
Near the Mill Bridge, Bottom,
4 GENERAL Ahortment of
L - Fill E S, from one inch to fifteen
inches 'ong; and Of as many different Gapss
- could be procured.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-09-26
w in the PrSli,aH&Prcdiy ViH rpHbE6fds
BY John DUNLAP,

BY JOHN DUNLAP,
At the Newell Printing Office in Market
ftreet, Philadelphia, and will be delivered
to the Subscribers agreeable to the original
Propofals, price bound S.. Philadelphia
currency, printed on fine paper, and an
elegant type;
ALL the POLITICAL WRIT
n INGS, and fome other PIEcEs, Of the
Rev. NATHANIEL EVANS, A. NJ.
Late Mifionary in GIouceiter County, New
Ierfey,and Chaplain to the Right Honorable
Lord Vifcount Kiilmurrsy, Of the Kingdom
Of Ireland.
N. b.. As the Lif Of the Subfcribsrs win
be committed to the Pres in few weeks, il
is hoped, that all who arc oeSrous OF enccu-
raging this publication, and who may not yer
have fubfcnbed, will ftnd their names, with
out lois Of nine, 10 the Printer hereof. ]
:, *The SubCcribcrs fhalI have their toOEs
pria.sd on fine writing paper.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-10-24
Silks
T II O NJ A S L E E.

t Fl O M A S L E E,
Has jul received by the lait vellels from
E9elAnd5 and has a, his Gore near the
Swing Bridge, Bottom ..,n
q FRESH af1ortment Of mott
4 A falhiooabIc SILKS, bought with calh
and will be fold exceeding cheap, conGiiing
Of a very great variety of Rich Brocades, and
iguIed Silks fate, brown and other CO.
Toured Ducspes Lutcfdnes and Mantua
Silks of ali colours !; D4mafks coloured
Grogfams and Padufoys; black Armozeens,
PAduio,s and ] aF4ies rich back and white
Satin /, grey Sauins for Cloaks of the neweit
: Falhlon. ALTO, T s4r.s@ ~
Rich BRUSSELS. and MECKLIN
LACES, RIBBONS and fewing Silks, and
great variety of Gold and Silver Laces and
Buttons, &c &c. Likewife,
A Large Aaortment of E NC LTSH
q 90 DIS, among which are, Baizes,
LAmbfkns red, blue and mixed Duffis,
fcarlet and other coloured Broad Cloths,
Reavsr Coating, German Serges, Dmgeetts,
81 &c.
AiGo, Englilh and Rufia Duck, Bar Lead,
Shot, Powder, Window. Glals, Nails, Cut
ery and Hand Ware, Verdigriie, &c. SC. !.
To be fold at the loweft advance for Cath or
fhort oredir. .
s1r.lRlSH LINENS of all widths and
prices s cheap as be bought in Bottom.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-10-24

Saturday the flip Thomas, Capt. Gala
han, called for London.
Capt. Bruce, in fhip for this place, was
to fal from London in few days after the
Captains Hall and Bryant, who arrived here
l4h week.
ARRIVED here. Eamber, and Cartwright,
from Newfoundland Hearn, Wells and
Howes from Hand St. Johns; DAVIS from
Halifax Vna from Quebec Smith from
New York; Ward from Rhode lAAnd 1;
Odds from New Haven Cleveland, Cords
and Frazier from Cape Nichola HAIes from
S., Ubes Hewron from ST. Croix /, Pur-
beck from ia mouth Hall and BIZ, ant from
London; Oak from New-Provldencs (;
Ma, hew from s. Croix; Ken, from North
Carolina and Freeman tom Phi ade phla.
OUTWARD bound Boas and Ruggles TO
Europe; Bacon, Gorham and Parker TO
North Carolina S~ee,ter to the Welt
Indies; BOYD to New l. ndon Mitchell 10
Annapolis Royal; and Calef and Derby to
London.
ARRIVED fomt this Port. Bottom Pack
ct, l., dc Bo(cawen, Robior, at LOndon
ARRIVED tram MfsO England. The
UoIon. Pearce Jenny, Hy0an; and Groi-
venor, Durard at London.
, - LEoNIDAsn PHocIoN, in oRr mkt
Ibs Remainder Of the Letter t,om North.
Carolina, bfgan in our Ieya, mEF be deferred
Till next we K.
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The NJ AssA H sETT SPY, for TIT
JOSIAH WATERS and SON

JOSIAH WATERS and SON,
at their hop in Anne-H,eyt, near The y a~-
Bridge, Bolton, by Wholei4le Q. Retail,
VERY cheap, ,,
DEEPER by the bag, or lels ;
= spices OF all tons - md IS incn
London d pipes, by the box Or leis, large
an! FINAL bowls Hunter duo pr ditto ;
}sylors 10 by s, 9 by7, and 8 BY 6 win
dow .slAfs Putty; Paper by the .eam /;
FIorence, Owl; Engiih Loaf. Sugar very
cheap pln Pas; KumafnOck Caps; Kip
pens Snuff :, j.,
PAIN TIERS oYLSaud COLOURS Of
all kinds, prepared, or otherwifc, in the beit
manner, for HpuGe or Ship Painting Bruihes,
Tools, Leaf God, &c. ,..
Alto, Alum, Copperas, Nader, Otter,
Common and ground Redwood, I.ogwood,
Flesh RAISlNS, Rice, WOOL CARDS,
Chmce INDIGO, Sc
Bohsa Z a warranted, Hyfon ditto,
coarie and fine feve bottoms, Sleeves made
up, New England Rum. few Grols GE-
NUiNE VELVET CORKS, &c.
A compleat Ai1ortment of cream
coloured, brown, white, blue and white,
black. and g af WARE, jui arrived in Capt.
Byant's, the Taft ihip from London.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-10-24
For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
M. HoMAS,

M. THOMAS,
Pleafe to pubnih the following paragraph
from the Bottom Gazette, and the Sulc
lures that follow.
"IT has been currently reported fine The ar
,iVGi Of Capt. HaAfTom London, t61 the Co
VsrnSr IF ibis proV,nte has ,esGVeda fItb or
der from Lord HIaI5OroAgb, ps,smptOr'y to
INN ap's a fo,mtv is/frHt7'O1, requiring BIN
NOT to give BIS aDEnf to any Tax t'a, and ISsC
jay, any bill at al, mill tbs COmmiDi0a4sSf
the CEllom, ave e*.mttld from paying a esAVey,
proportion for the lnbpo,f q 'bis g0VNrnmfnf. -
Is impofioIe for an EngIilnman to read
/ the above paragraph, and fufer his in
dlgnaiion to leepi vengeance IS juitly due
to any man or iet of men, by whole means
a peope are enflAved. ffa gfftfn
'Unlefs the Representatives of the people
exempt fet Of villains, who are plunderIng
us, under pretence of Law, from paying their
proportion of the public tax, the whole ma
chine of government. mutt itand Gill IL For
bid il heavens, that we iho1d fubmit to fuch
an infulr.. - his is one of the bleilrd effects
of being governed BY petitioner, who BIAS
no check. The King of Great Britain can
not get rid Of his dependence upon the peo-
pc there /; if he refuic bis aasnt to any bill
brought in by his parliament at home, they
have right to deny him any fupport, and
fhall the King be fubjea to this conuoul,
and Governor Huichinlon not II! If fhe
King himfef canno, get quit of this check
upon his power, he has certainly no legal
right to free any of his representatives from
il, and the moment that he or they attempt
to render themIelves independent on the
people, that moment their authority ceaies,
they themleIvcs break the compact with the
people, and from that moment the, people
become alienated from their jurifdietIon, and
have a coaGitutional right to form their go
vernment anew. IL is ,difoIved to all intents
and purpofes, for no government can fubGf
without laws, no laws can be made without
the content of the King, or his representative,
that content, is denied to this respectable people,
unlefs they bafeiy fubmit to dllhonourable
terms, treafonabIe to their own lafety, which
hope in God never will take place. Rather
let the prefent fyfem of government tumble
into ruin, even though It mould crulh every
tyrant to death.
MUCOUS SCEVOLA.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-10-24
TO ALL TRUE PATRIO

TO ALL TRUE PATRlO rs.
Received in the lait lhlp from LONDON,
An Elegant
Copper Plate P X l N T,
Repreienung
PRITANIA congratulating the
- RICH, Hon. Bras Croiby, Lord Mayer
Of London, and Mr.. Alderman Oliver, on
their Relcafement from the Tower, ado a
Pefpe6tivc view of the Tower and Apper-
dagcs under which is added, a POEM ad-
dleied to them by Britannia, on the iubjeet
of their imprisonment and Enls' cement.
The above is done on fine writing pa
per and deierves handfone frame.
OATH not j'mf Vengsaact on fbojs Oillai"s sOaIf
WbO osOe their gre0tnrjG 10 a rHfaa Tafs.
Sold by |. THOMAS, IN Union fleet, Bof-
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