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

has feni me to Newgate in coach he She"
riffs will take me TO Tyburn in a cart and
f,all 60 to Hell, | fuppofe, in a wheel
barrow"
The following addrefs from the principle
inhabitants of the town and port Of Sundei"
land. near the fea, in the county Of Durham,
was prelentcd yelerday BY George Greive,
Efq;,to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and
Mr.. Alderman Wilkes, at the Manfoa
Houfe and to Mr.. Alderman Oliver, at the
Old Bailey, where he then was upon the
rota.
Snndfrland,in The County ef Durham.
To the Right HonOwabk Brass CROSBY
En-; Lard Mayer, JOHN WILKES and
RICHARD Oliver, Eqr5. Aaermsn q
the e;ysf Leudan.
6 WE the gentlemen, merchants, owners
ofihips, and other inhabitants of this town
and port, though remote from, yet as fellow
countrymsn infeperably united to you all, and
to your Lordfhip in particular and endearing
fenie of the word, fhould deprive curfelves OF
the greateR fati,faeiion and Cofhpacsncy, il
we did not at this time come forward, and
Join the public voice in applaudins, as we do
from the bottom of our hearts, TIE glorious
ffand you have made againff the determined
violence of minJRtti0I dsl3ot!fm, and the pro-
greiiive inroads of unnatural ADAPTATION.
"With equal horror and recruitment, we
now fee that the right ef Ak61ien, The Ebeyt,
effbe PRES, The fI4mcbjjfi sftbs metropolis, the
jatred charge q mqgj4ra5, the poJSaai free
dam Of individuals, the JSlsma records HndfoHrje
of Judicial proceedings, the fsIasary -at7 q H.
BEAs CoRPUs. ---All- --All that is dear to
Englilhmen, and worth their living for, are
occaGonally to be difpenfcd with tand pe.AAps
in time totally abolilhed) in order to carry
into execution that fureptitious -nd Gnifer
plan of power, which already influences and
fways EVNy msUsmsaf Of LGgiRafwe
Z" In 70 c'ltical an emergency, we are per-
feefly lenible how mach the prelervation d
our laws and liberties depend upon the flea
dy virtue and inhexible conifarcy Of thole IL
lufrious w ORTHlES, upon whom the eyes
of the whole nation are fixed, and IN the fore
mott rank of whom YOU nnt,' a~4Al so'.tP;-
cun,,s =, IA the se.,s.--.Plation, we hold our
ielves engaged BY all the motives which graft.
tude can dictate, and the love of our country
can infpire, to avail ourfelves of every confii.
tutional means in our power for the vindica-
ton and fupport of 70 honorable and diifin-
guifhed a TRIUMVlRATE."
The King of Spain was ient for from
his palace about 70 miles from the city, and
the Grand Council continued fitting all da,.
The next morning report was current
through Madrid, that his Catholic Majeily
gave orders for fifteen thoufand infantry
and four thoufand horle, to prepare them
felves for fitting out for France with the ut
mott expedition, to prevent revolution in
that Kingdom.
We fincc hear, that the faid troops are
getting ready for the above purPoie.
1t is aAerted that the French Court, al
the infance of Gome Great PeIions has at
Taft agreed to make a compensation to Gen.
Paoli, for the efates which thu, Genera for
merly pofIeHed in the Hand of Corfica, laid
to be worth upwards Of oo,oool ].
PARIS, Francs] MAY "a. The court ha-
wing fent TO the Princes OF the Blood, to know
if the protect figned with their ieals was a
work which they avowed I They returned
for anfwer +" That twas NOT with their ad-
vice that proteR was printed i; that they
had delivered their protect, and that they
abided by the fentiments therein contained"
HAGUE, Holland MAY II. According
to letters from Vienna, the pailiug and re-