The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-08-08
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people Of England would never iuttef him
to live among them quietly. !" know thar
too vel, my dear friend, (reped the Earl
in his tucceeding letter. but furely they can
have no objection to my dying quietly a.
mons them ii defire no other favour at
their hands though doubt not, when the
rage of party has fubGded, that they will be
convinced l could have no intereit in being
their intentional enemy"
The marriage between the Count de Pro-
vince, with the Princefs Maria JofePha- Lou
ia of Savoy, grand daughter OF the King of
Sardinia, was celebrated at Verfailles latt
Tuefday fe'nnight.
Nav a.. Il is confidently aAerted, that
fome Rrong efforts win be made next felton,
of Parliament, for introducing an American
Representation into the Grand Council of the
Nation.
NAV 20. YeAerday the RICH; Hon. the
Earl Of Butte let out with lis family from
South Audley-ltreet, for his feat in Luton
Loo in Bedfordlhire.
It's reported that an action of 100, COO !.
damages WILDE brought by the Lord Mayor
and AldermaDWilkes and Oliver, againit the
Prefident of certain club.
Several lhips are fitting out in the Thames,
for America, to bring home timber for the
ufe OF, the navy.
The Attorney General has entered Noli
Prolequi aganR the Indictment Of Witham
the Meaenger.
A correspondent afIures US, that the utmoft
diligence is ufng in the harbows of Brett,
Marfeilles and Rochfort, at which laft place
there is fquadron of 5 ihips of the line, 4
frigates, 3 bomb ketches, and two firelhips,
with their fails ready bent, to flip out on the
Ihorteli notice, all unmoored, and ride at fin
gle anchors.
May 81. Letters from Paris of the 24th
inf. mention, that feveralhawkers have been
lately taken into cuifody for vending fome
anets, remonRrances, letters of parliament,
protects Of the Princes Of the Blood, &c. and
committed to priGon. The informers on
Sisf. ~.~~c.-.>. k-..- L>-- sL;~ay .~-:~E~a:ssy
who urge that in ferving the policeby fuch
informations, they ACT agreeable to the will
of God.
The report of yeferday at Jonathan's was,
that every thing is fettled between the Turks
and the Ruflians, and that the King of Po-
land is to abdicate in favour ola Prince of
SaxonY.
The famous Citrate, who 20 long headed
the Cotfean mzlecontcn,s in the mountains,
was executed at Ajaccio on the 2o,h ult.
June 3. We hear that feet, confifing
of the grandhips from Portfmouth, and the
other Ports, are ordered to cruize, for fix
weeks in the Bay of Bifcay.
The lhips of war lately put 0at of Com
milton with 70 much hate, are with equal
hafe to be put into commifIion again.
Orders arc arrived at Portfmouth for the
Marine Captains to go to the different parts
of,he Kingdom TO recruit.
A Gentleman at Hull, whole veracity we
can depend upon, aiiures US, that he law a
letter laft week from Bombay, which menti
ons she Aurora frigate to have been fafe'of
that place when the letter was wrote
TIL: following letter from Peterfburgh,
dated April 20, has been tent to Prince Gal
li,zcn, u,iniRcr, from-hcr Imperial Majehy
to their High MightineGes the States General.
ga courier is juR arrived here from TIE
grand army with advice, that on the 24th of
lafi month, Major General WieiTman paled
the Danube, near Tulchi, with 300 grena-
diers, in order to make diverfion while an
attack was made on this fide the river, by
General Potemkin, upon the fortrefs of
Torno. notwithstanding Tulchi was de-