The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-10-03

of Prccop, he lcnt Ma ;Genelal Braun with
another detachment to make humIeIf mal'er
of Koftof' but the Tukilh garrllon DID not
wait his arrival, but dcnlo.Ilhing the toTIltica-
lions, embarked on boasd lome veiicis which
were there, in ordtr to iepGis into 'hti' own
country. 70 that General Btaun took po!ici-
fion of the place without hfkIng tf"ke'
The carlton Of Arabat, however, oohi'itIng
of between or 200 men, held INN but
Prince Czerba,cf, attacking the lcTueis,csf-
ried it by anault, and the grcateit part ct them
were thus dcllroyed, or made P'aoneES. IN
the mean time Prince Do'goruo&i marched
to within IS wcrGes Of C-ii., where he waits
the coming in of The whole ! anar n~'on TO
make their fubmiGion, and excctss to lnIA
his expedition into the CIimcA in fortnight,
or three weeks at fsTthett.
PETERsBURGH, RnGa] Jay 2. Our
lois in taken OF P.ccop amounted only to IS
killed, Us wounded, and tx n'ilng. We
found in the place "a BRAS e4Lno"' 50 Ct
iron, and 10 moItals in the lInes, Il cah-
non ofbrais, 23 lion, and !ixteen itAndards.
The enemy had 400 killed, and % made
pritoners. The carlton Of PrecoP is TO be
rtanlported to Werna, Gu condilon Ct not
ferving again during the courie Of the wax.
PARIS, [Franes] July 29. The Corfe-
dera,es of Poland have demanded OF our
Court a General Officer to command them
which has been granted.
LONDON, ARggG IL. By letters recelv-
ed by the printer from Paris, advice is recev.
ed, that the Cabineto VertaiIIes, perceiving
the utter impoaiblity of railing the 100000
of livrcs, and for the rafting OF which
they gave commifion to MeilIs. Horneca
fiaeuer, and co. have formally revoked that
commihion.
1t fecns the French Court, fidd;ng only
about 40, 900 |. had been fubicrIbrd, and
that there was TO probability Ct the fad fab
fcription bsiDg foil, TO conceal their want q
credit, have given out, that the money Is al
ready procured fone other way.
Upwards of 5000 !. per year additional
incumbrance hes been laid upon the lllih
Establishment, within the lait three months,
in prnEeus to different pcrfons.
Ii is faid Lord G. at late Council, advi
fed the tending a comfortable fquad'cn to
the Taeus, to demand an immediate reitiiu-
ton for the loAcs fuaained by theBrl'lth iub-
ieefs, from the proceedings OF that Court.
1t is faid that Mr.. Lyttlcton's letters of re-
call from Lnbon) arc made cut, and will
be fcnt to him by the next packets.
Admiral Spryi is to holt his flag on board
the Prudent man of war, lis own fhip being
ordered into dock.
We hear that the Spanilh merchants are
TO have meeting in few days, to conilder
what is belt to be done with TefpeG to the
late order of bis mott Catholic MsjeAy, not
TO admit any B5i!ih lhips to enter The ports
of that Kingdom.
On Monday The sth of July the mer-
chants of Dublin, in full guild ahembled, vo
ted the freedom of that respectable corpora
ton, to the Right Hon. B,af Crctby, Lord
Mayor Of the city of Lonodn, and TO John
Wilkes and Richard Oliver, Elqrs; to DC pre-
tented TO them in FLYER boxes, as a tettimo-
nv of appreciation cf their conduet, in oPpo-
hnc the violence {. tic HouGe of Commons,
By dilcharging the printers, Who were taken
up by virtue of the Speakers warrant, iaued
in coniequence of a vote of that hOuie and,
aIfo for ihewing that Royal Proclamation
is not law of the land, nor efficient to i'm
prlon any OF the fubjeGls cfGreat Britain. p
It's faid that Sir Robert Bernard aud CO.
lionel Barre, who are now on tour through
Spain, are expected to arrive from thence