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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02
Lit ER A T U R E.

The Gentlemen of New England who
have already f,bicribed, and all thoie VINO
arc animated by the win of feeingNATIVE
FABRIcATIoNs Aourifh in America, 10 as
practically to lend nurturing hand to"afo'
the advancement of this infant Manufacture
by fpeedilySUsscRIBINo,( noMoney expect
ed but on the delivery OF an equivalent) arc
requefted TO obferve thar
The FIRST V Q L Z M E OF
COMMENTARIES on the
~ WIS OF EN- G L A n d.
By SIR WILLIAM BLACKSTONE, KNIT
One of the Judges of the Court Of Commo"
Pleas. Printed on large Type, page for
page with the lah Britilh edition, is now
resdy 10 be delivered in neat Law-b'nding,
at the frnalI price of TWO DOLLARS, BY
ROBER T BELL, Bookseller, at the late
Unon Library in T bird Street, Philadelphia,
although the Britifh edition of this volume
is fold for above fix Dollars.
#.s The fecond Volume Of fad Com
MEsTARIEs IS now in the prels, and the
fubieuuens Volumes viz. The Third and
Fourth, which complea,s this e'egantWoIk'
will be publilhed with all the expedition which
is confident with correctness in 70 large an
undertaking.
NIB. The American edition of Robert
fon's HRory of Charles V. 8 vols. for hree
Dollars, in blue boards may now be pur'
chaied from Eaid BELL: He ALTO receiveth
subscriptions for an American Edition Of
Hume's HiffOry of England, and FurguiOn''
EAay on the Hilfory Of Civil Society.
The above Works are fold, and $50
fcrptions for thofe now in Contemplation 60
be Reprinted in America, are received ~
EDES and GILL, at their Printing Ofiice
in BOSTON.
The SubEribUs t6r Robertl5a's Hf0v q
Charles The Fifth, sUbo haze Neglected to cal
or Jsnd far the I'd and cd voLf. are resHgfed
TO abbly to Edts and Gill, at their Printing
Ofts f., the fame as jsOn as may b..
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Freh Imported by
RICH AR d S A L 7 E R,
And to be fold at his Shop in Coenhill
Bottom, Extremely Cheap, BY Wholeiaie and
Retail,
4 FINE Afortment of Winter
"A Goods, Among which are, Very hand
fome Fur Mufs with and without Tippets,
mIed Gloves and Caps, 7 4ths. s 4.hs.
and 9 4ths. Blankets. itriped Dpfle ditto,
luperfins s 4ths. Lambkins for Sur,urts,
crimfoo, green, and black fine Flair Plufhes,
fine AGortment Of Cotton Velvets halt ell
wide wove with a Wall, Womens blgck
Silk Vclyets, Velvet for Capes of moft CO.
lours, together with mott Sorts of Goods for
Mems and womens wear. Alto Cinnamon,
Mace, Cloves and Nutmegs, Pepper, choice
Bohea lea, Writing Paper, Ink-Powder sc.
Alto The bcR Lynn made Shoes as u(ual.
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b O . K S.
HIN Ian @ DON,

10 II n L A N @ . 0 N,
A. the New Book and Stationary Store, OPP
polite the Pof Office in Cornhill, Bottom,
Has juf received from LONDON,
A Large and fine AHorment of The mott
Modern B 0 0 K S,
In all branches of Literature, Arn ard Sci-
euces, which will be fold Remarkably Chap
for the cath |;
Among which are the following, viz.
.HENRY on the Bible, s Vol.
l. l. folio. Ditto on Prayer. Ditto on the
Sacrament.
Mrs. Macaulay's Hilory of England,4 Vel.
Montefquieu Spirit of Law, 2Vol.
Univerfal Hifory, 10 Vol.
SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind.
With variety of the newell and beR
Books in LAW, PHYSiCK, HISTORY,
and the CLASSICKS.
BIBLES of all forts, viz. Large Church
Bibles, Folio, Family, Quarto, Oetavo, Mi
Mon and Poke; ditto, by the Dozen, or Jingle.
Lkewife, large and compIeat afortment
ofSrATIONARY, Accompt- Books eff all
(orts, Paper of all forts and fzes, Ink Powder,
OuilIs, Sealing Wax and Waters, Prefs-Pa-
per, Tome Of hyperion fort to any ever inn
ported, sc sc. SC.
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Posr- OFFICE, Bsfon, Nsv. a6, WI.
THIS is to inform the Publlck,
/ That the SOUTHERN RIDER,
now goes through Providence and Brlitoi to
Newport, and tets out from this Office on
Mondays, precifely at One o'clock that all
Letters, intended to 60 by that conveyance
muft be in the Office not exceeding tsvef0'
o'clock on faid day. BY order OF the De-
putty PoA- Matter General. -
T. HUBBARD.
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A p1rRT e, of,Essd, price rs. latgfalm'Ht7.
"A If tbi, u fubaan OIL: A Clutter
paited in til epfFsor'uVUtT OF CANAAN orought
RUNDREi counts, for the Encouragement OF
premiums f.pilonavelling thitherward with their
MULBEEr of.Sard Sion Or,
T[CE j.ls Giles of DLREC T ION
that lucowthe WALKING of the SAINTS in
20 pur. FELLOWSHIP, according to the Order OF
dur the Gofpel.
= By JOHN WEN, D. D.
Printed and fold by |. THOMAS, near the
Mil Bridge, BoAon.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02
To be SOLD by
ALEXANDER STEELE,

In Marlborough Street little fouth Of the
Governors.
WATTS Plains and Hymns,
w with Hymns fer Baptiln, bound in
one Volume Brady and Tate's Plains,
GiItor Plain, MaTachufetts Calendar, Ames's
and Lows Almanacks, Bibles, Teftanents,
Spelling Books, Pfallers, and Primers. Books
Bound, Gilt OF Plain, in the neatelf manner
and all very Cheap
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02
Potah Kettles.
To be SOLD, by
SMITH and ATKINSON,

AT their Store ia KING-STRRRT,
DOTASH Kettles, cait at Salt
4 bury, 10 Connecticut, lin clay cope.s)
from the bef mountain ore. far IuPeror IN
quality 70 any kettles caa in this province
from Bogg ore. which being 70 very liable TO
crack when fra ufed in melting down the
fats, the manufacturer of Pot2ih is thereby
nor only fubjeeted TO comfortable exPencs and
trouble in procuring other kisIlss, but ire
queotly disappointed in working MS took OF
aihe, 10 the proper ieaion.
Theie kettles have rarely been known 10
fail ill they are worn out, in many OF which
above thirty tons Of Po,aih have been made,
and when ufelels for that purpoie, pair OF
them is valued from Il. los. TO 81. los. tor
the forge, to work into bar iron, the Salt
bury metal being allowed the G'a In America
for making the belt tough bar iron. The
BogQ ore Kettles are OF no valve foi the forge,
executive Of the great rilque of their cracking
before one ton of Potalh is maze.
Now ready for Sale, BY
SMITH and ATK IN SON,
At faid store, large and general ahortmentof
EUROPEAN and INDIA GOODS,
Imported in the laf vefcIs, which being
bought on the very beG term; will be diipoied
of 10y whoIeiaIe only at fnch prices as fhsli
give full Eatisfa6ion TO thole in town and
country, who purchsic their aiiortment here,
and ALTO invite thoie who Ifua'ly import heir
goods, to apply for many articles to con- PPlest
their saortments.
20 N. B. Gun powder, Rufis and RnsliNl
fail Duck, &c. &c. &c.
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Has brought with him from l. ONDON,
A Compleat
Ahortment of E w ELRY,
And other Goods, which confia of the fol-
lowing Articles, viz.
DATENT A1s-fkin memoran-
II dunn books, pocket books with and
without initruments, patent razors, ditto
pen knives, ciiiors, feel fnufers, cork ,fcrews.
(ugar nippers, pocket pifols, aeel fword
chains with fwivcls, and fwiveIs for ditto,
Reel watch chains, key fwivels to hook to the
ide, painted japan waters, bread bafkets,
luear tongs, candeficks with fnufers, sc.
compleat pinchbeck, fhoc, knee and flock
buckles. gilt and not gilt, LaOies gilt watch
chains F; FLYER hoe, knee and flock buckles,
plated ditto, ditto ipurs, tfinkets of all kinds,
with many other articles too tedious to
mention. )
n. B. The above Goods are to be fold al
ROBERTS s. LEES lhop, nearly oppoGte
the Poff. OfiCe, in CornhiIl, Bottom where
all kind of JEWELRY is manufactured and
repaired, as neat and as Reasonable as in Lon
don. The above Goods being purchafed
with the cath of the manufacturers in Eng
land, will enable them to fell at the loweR
rates, for cath only.
Moft money given fer old Gold and Silver
Lace.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02
4:

77Gs J@Hua1 z
TO BE L E t,
4 SUGAR HOUSE at the
II North End, with utendls for carrying
on the Sugar Bakers Bulinels. Enquire of
the Printer.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02
Bsf,n, December II. I77I.

Be/fsH, De6smSer II: i77I'
a PUBLIC fpirited gentleman
"A of this town having fome time flnce de-
pofited in the hands of The Select men one
HUNDRED DOLLARS to be given in
premiums for encouraging the rafting of
MULBERRY Trees. PUBLIC NO
TICE is hereby given, that it is expected
that fuch perfons in the province a, intend
to pu, in for their fliare of faid dollars, pro-
duce certificates from one Of his Msjeity's
Julices of the Peace, on or before the goth
day of January next, alcertainng the number
and age of the trees raifed by them ; that 70
faid perlons may receive oftue Select Men
their premiums, in the manner and upon the
conditions fet forth in the Implement of
Edes and ellis Gazette the 18th of Au-
CUFF 1868.
By order of the Selea.Men,
WILLIAM COOPER, Town-Cerk.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02

WANTED immediately, 1000
wv bufhels of INDIAN CORN, for
which the can, will be paid upon the delise-
nv. bv ABEL WOOD, at Mr.. Robert
Gould's in Back -nrert, Bottom.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02
XXTHereas PARK WOOD

NV HereaS FAKh WOOD-
w WARD, has opened, and keeps, a
PUBLIC VENDUE facing Faneuil-
Hall Market is Bottom, and fell Goods at
public Sale every Week Night, and at private
Sale Days, by Wholefale or Retail on the
loweR Terms. And likewile on the frf
Thurlday and the iaff Thurfday in every
Month from Eleven O'Clock to One, to take
in and fell Horfes and Watches at Public
Vendue, at the ufual commifion of FIVE per
cent. and all Gentlemen that have Mind to
favour him with Bufine6 of that Kind, lhaIl
be lerved with the greatef fidelity by their
Humble Servants aforementioned.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02

This Day sUas pubh5@sd, price 7 eeppr5,
AN AL MAN AC K, for
IA the Year of our Lord I772; printed
on fine large DENY paper very handy for
Merchants, Shopkeepers, sc. to pate or
hang up in their flores or ihcps.
Printed and fold by |. THOMAS.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02

by
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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-02

BENJAMIN BURDICK, jun.
At theF zee mafon's Arms, and GteenDragon,
ENTERTAINMENT for Men
IL and Horfes.
N. B. Large CELLARS to be let, un-
der his houfe.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-19
THIS is to give Notice to the

l. Public, that there is large Traa of
good Land to be given off in Lots, from one
Hundred to Thoufand Acres per Family |;
upon the Effates or Lordlhips of Berthier,
and New York, the property of the Honour
able Captain James Cuthbert, EGq; lying on
the North Wet Gde of the River ST. Law
renee, Province of Quebec, diitant from that
City forty.6x Leagues, from three Rivers
fifteen, from Montreal fifteen, and about
the fame diRance from Lake Champlain,
where the River from laid Lake, empties is
felf iato ST. Lawrence, oppoGte to faid ERa,es.
The Conditions are, viz. The Lands 10
be given off forever The Quit-rents at the
rate of two Buihels and half of Wheat, and
one Spanifh Dollar, per hundred Acres,
per Annum, with the cuRonary alienation
Fines upon Sale, and the Grf two years
free of rents.
Any Perfon, or Perfons, that inclines to
take up any of faid Lands, may apply to Mr..
Stephen Tutlle, Land Surveyor at Fort Mil
Ter, in the County of Albany or to the Pro-
prietor at hisManor Of Berthier, who will in
form them of the quality and iituation ofthe
faid Traas They are eReemed among the
beff Lands in the Province, for rafting all
forts of Grain, and bath already, fettled on
them, above fix hundred Families, there is
ALTO good Filming and Huntiug) and the Land
now propelled to be given off, lies about two
Leagues back from the River ST. Lawrence.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-19
Tbit Day Pubkibed,
7btt Day PubLybed,
And Sold by EDES & GILL, m Queen street
price IaJ. sd. Old Tenor
THE FRUGAL HOUSEWIFE,
o r.,
Complete Woman Cook

Wherein the Art Of Dreiiing all Sorts OF V'ands
with Cleanliness, Deesney and Elegance, 70 ex-
planned in Five Hundred approved Receipts IN
Roalting, Boiling, Frying, Brolling, Gras,es'
Sauces, S,ews, Hafhes, Soups, FIieaiiees, n
gouts, Paaies, Pies, Tarts, Cskes, Puddihgs'
Syllabus, Creamt, Flummery, Jell'es' Siams,
and CuRards. Together with the belt Methods
of Plotting, COIOuriDg, Prsierving, Drying; Can
diving, Picking and making Englih Wines.
To which are prefixed, various Bills Of Fare, for
Dinners and Suppers in every Month of the
Year and eopious Index to the Whole, by
sUsANNAH CARTER, of London.
NJ. B. Any Perfon, by attending to the In
RrueiiOns given in this Book, may foon attain
to compe,en, knowledge in theArt Of Cookery
&c.-And il lkewife contains more in Quantity
than mott other Books Of much higher Price
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-19
For the TEETH and GUMS.
COB HEME T.

DENTIST to her Mejgqy and the Prin-
cefs Ameha.
u EGS Leave to recommend to
~ the Public, his newly difcovered Ec
fence Of Pearl, and Pearl DsrtitYies, which
ne has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, but alto in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ule of for complaints of the
Teeth and Gams Particularly they will pre-
Free the Teeth in perfect found fate, even
to old age !; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel Jafen iuch as are looie, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the Tooth Atb, perfectly cure the
SeRvvy in The Guns, and make them grow
firm and eleE TO the teeth; they Iikcwife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoR all thofe diforders that are the
coniequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
whoieiale and retail, by W. B0Ylty, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur- freet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at HIM-
an Sf0tt'5 Iifh Linen Store, near the Draw
BTFsEe, Bottom, New England.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-19
BOOK S.
John L A N @ d Q ~,

. H ~ l. A ~ u IL - ~,
AT the New Book and Stationary Store, oP-
polite the Pof- Office in Cornhlll, Bottom,
Has iuR received from LONDON,
A Large and fine Anortment of the mott
Modern B 0 0 K S,
In all branches of Literature, Arts and Sci
ences, which will be fold REMARKABLY Cheap
for the cath
Among which are the following, viz.
HENRY on the Bible, 5 Vol.
l. l. folio. Ditto on Prayer. Ditto on the
Sacrament.
Mrs. Macaulay's Eiiaory Of Engand,4 Vol.
Montefquieu Spirit of Law, 2Vol. =
Univerfal Hifory, 40 Vol.
SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind.
With a variety of the newell and {
Books in LAW, PHYSlCK, HlSTOI 4,
and the CLASSICKS.
BIBLES of all ---.se Church
Bibles, Folio, Family, Quarto, Oeayo, Mi
MON and Pocket ditto, BY the Dozsa, or Jingle.
Likewiie, large and compleat aiiorsment
ofSTATIONARY, Accompt- Books OF all
forts, Paper Of all forts and Gzes, ink Powder,
Quilts, Sealing Wax and Waters, Preis p
per, fome of a hyperion fort to any ever fm
poretd, sc. &c. &c.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-19
Imported from LONDON,a and to be fold by
ELIZABE TIL CLARK
6 NOV WELL.

At their fhop, fix doors to the fouthward of
the Mil-Bridge, Bottom,
Z ARLY Charlton, early Hotf-
IL pur, and large Marrowfau Peas
golden HotlPur, large Sugar, Spsnifh Mora.
toes, dwarfMauowfat and greenMauowfat
Peas large Windfor Beans early yellow,
dwarf, early fpeckled, dwarf and large white
dwarf Beans early Yorklbire Cabbage
Seed, early Dutch Cabbage, large Winter
green Savoy, Baterfea and yellow Savoy
Cabbage Seeds, Orange, early, yellow and
purple Carrot Seed, fwelIing Parfnip feed,
early picking and large picking Cucumber
feed, double Pepper. graf5, and fweet Maio.
ram feed, flver Kind Onion, Summer Sayo.
~, Balm, Thyme, and round Spinnage Seed.
early ColAower, late ditto, early and win.
ter Turnip feed, red Beat feed, &c.-All
warranted TO be Ofthe true and genuine fo:s.
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OF common and undivided land, fius
the county of Lincoln, at and near a pa- -
called Pemaauid. in the eaAward parts Of
laid province, granted by the council Of Ply
mouth, in G.. Britain the year 1921, to Ro.
ber,Aldfworth andGilesEldridge, known by
the name of Pemaquid Lands have made
application to me the fubicriber, che of his
Majcfy's Jufices of the peace throughout
the fad Province, for calling tueeting Of
the propretors of faid traa of land, for the
purpofes hereafter mentioned, jou are there
fore in bis MajeRy's name, hereby required
to notify and warn, in time and manner az
the law directs, the PROJECTORS Of the fame
tract of land, TO meet at the dwelling houGe
of Stephen Minot in Bottom aforefaid, Mer-
chant. on Thurfday the feventb day @!
May next, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon on
faid day, to aef onthe following articles, viz.
To choofc Moderator OF laid meeting.
Clerk of faid propretors. Ahcaors. A
Collector of taxes. And a Treaiurer. To
fee what method the propriety will take TO
defend their tile or titles, againii ali
encroachments. Tie Zee what money is necec
larry for The defence of the proprietors titles,
or any other necehary ufes, and to grant the
fame, to be Aflefied on the proprietors, or on
their Lands, from time to time, as they lflaIl
think proper. To chufe an Agent, OF Com.
mittee, to profecute or defend, in any man
mer of action or actions, wherein the inter-
cit of the proPriety, or that of their sfIigns
is concerned; with full power OF fubnituti-
on. To fee what other committees are ne
ccRary, and to chufe them. To cali to &C
count any perfon or perfons, indebted TO faid
proPriety, and to proieoute as they find occa-
lion. To chooie committee for fale of de-
linquent proprietors lands. To Zee If they
will call any former Agent or committee 10
account, as hey find neotGary. TO fee
what fotmer vote, or votes, of the pyopfie-
tors, they will allow, and Istfy and conhi m
the fame, as they fed nec,fary, or what
method they will take about It. To zee
what lands the ptoprietofs will grant for pub
lie ules, as they fhaII think proper. 10 Zee
what method they will agree upon, for the
diyiioD oftheir lands, or confider what they
will difpoie of, as they find location. And
tOagree upon a method for calling propne-
tors meetings for the future.
GiOen Under my hand and zeal, hii jeond
day Of Maveb in The fwelffb year If
bis Mejsiqy's reign, Aaaogps Denim;
I772. JONATHAN SEWALL.
In purfuance of The foregoing warrant, the
proprietors of the undivided uaa of iand
therein mentioned, are hereby notified aid
warned to meet at time and pare, add lor
the purpofes fet forth in kid wsrsn.
John SAVAGE.
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tUST IMPORTED, and
- To be fold cheap for CASH, by
I 0 Sc P H PAL NJ ER,

At his fore in King -freet, Bottom,
4 GOOD ahortmcnt of Scots
L y Handkerchiefs, Irifh Linens, brown
and white Sheeting, HOuEwiie Linen, Dow
las, RuGia Linen. Ofnaburgs, Ticklingburgs,
Broad Cloths, Shalloons, German Serees,
Colcheaer Baize, Lambfkins, few fafhon-
able Silks, few hogiheads of BriitoI Beer,
and fome other articles. ALTO, Spermace,i
Candles, as uluzl.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-19
To be SOLD BY
10 II N S A v A G z,

At otoTe NO g, Long Wharf,
MINE thoufand W.T.. of Cocoa,
~ 1900 VT. of Chocolate, so barrels of
Flour, one ton Of Ship Bread, Sixty Hogf
heads of Saltatudas Salt, proof Glafes, cafe
Bottles Jingle or by the dozen, Butter, Brim-
fone, Coffee, white Beans, Rum, Sugars,
Melafes, cafes with bottles, from s to II
each. By wholefale or retail, cheap for cafh.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-19

T O Nj AS L E E,
At his Store near the Swing Bridge,
Has imported in the ROCKINGHAM, jutt
arrived from LONDON
CERGES of all colours, Kerieys
~ and FlanneIs, which will be fold I'M
ufualy cheap.
S I l. K S.
A beautiful variety of LADIES SlLhS,
Of almoR every kind.
Bruilels and Mecklin Laces Gold and
Silver Laces Gold and Silver rich baiket
Buttons.
A large Ailortment of L N 6 LIS II
GOODS, fuitable for all feaions, at the
lowef rates.
IRISH LINENS of all widths and prices
from Is. sd. old tenor the yard, very cheap.
Alto, Paper Hangings, Powder, Shot,
Bar-Lead, Rufia, Ravens and EnglilL Duck,
Ofnaburgs, Salt petre, Verdigriie.
- CASH given for BEES WAX.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-19
Juft arrived, and to be fold by
G. L o w E,
Ia MarihaI's Lane, Boa,

tn WaTIhaTs Lane, 50FFou,
Near Thomas Printing ofice,
n VERY large Aaortmcnt of
"A Paper-Rsngings Of the newca pa.
terms and bef colours, of various Piccs.
Choice London Porter, Dorchcfer,
Ringwood, and BriRol Beer. ei,he. Boulcd,
or draughted in Hogiheads, Barrels, or by
the gallon.
N B. Matters of VeneIs Pahengers, or
Others, may be fuppIied remarkable cheap
for Cath Cath given for Bottles.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-09

winter were ncceGlry, and ought to be in
the yards, there are not Ia, 700. The Spa
nlards know this, and therefore they difpat
US. And it is alto an abfolute fact notwith.
ifanoing another lying article may come out
from authority THAT THE SPANIARDs
WILL NOT GIVE UP FALKLAND's Is
LAED.------They will indeed give US, for
little time, Port Egmont ; but not ar inch
more. Orr Csnrt dare not take the Naad /;
and the Spanlsrds know Il - Ii is natural to
ak, what is become of the great iums WHICH
have been levied on the fuojetts, under the
Pretence offupporting The honour of the ma.
ton ! The pubic are entitled to an anlwer,
IL is thus /: Public credit is injured, the land
ed intercit is piundefed, trade is dlitrriled, to
railc money to procure mgiari.y in both
houies of Parliament, to fuppart the touering
fyitem of The Mniaer, and corrupt deprayity
of the Court.
We are informed of the following fact
from Respectable authority His Roy al
tiighnefs the Duke Of Cumberland beng on
Witt fome time ago where MRS. Hodon,
hter to the member for Middleiex, was PIE
tent, be fell 70 defpera;ely in love with her,
as to make declaration of his patton that
evening. Fer that time the lady pafed it of,
as piece Of ralery but the Duke con /.
nulrg his Wits to her every day after, aiarm
ed her 70 far as to acquaint her brother with
the particulars. The coione immediately
waited on his Highneis, and in the mott re-
fpectful terms told him." that though he
could not expect the honour of an aiiance,
he hoped he had hand and heart to protect
his filter from d'thonour and therefore beg
ged he would dllcontlnue bis Wits THIS
reiolute capitalization for fome time, bad the
deiired effect but al laa, finding all bis hap
pinefs depended on pollcfing her, he tent for
the colonel, and told him. he was ready to
marry his fiaer directly. The colonel took
him at his word.
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IRE, and was entirely confirmed, excep, pa. ,
Of her fails and rigging, which were fNed BY
cutting away her mats and letting them tall
over board
We alto here from the Vineyard, thar a
fchooner from Philadelphia bound to Mar.
blehead with upwards of 400 barrels Of Aour
on board, Reed Matter, by iome means
catched on fire, while the people were alleep,
and was Ikewiie coniumed.-- lis iuppofel
this accident happened from defect in The
fire place in the feerage, and had got TO ruch
heighth before il was dlico9ered, that it
was with difficulty The nen Gaved ,hemfelvcs.
The Captains Lyde and Gardner, failed
lat Monday morning for London.
ARRIVED here. Hlnkey from Pbiladel-
phla BERNARD from New York; { ain and
Pineli from Newfoundland Pam from Ma
ryand ; WinlJw from Virginia Smith
from Halifax Heptman rom Can(o ;
Morton from Cape Nichola and White
from London.
OoTwARp tenHd. Little6eld fotWeR-
Indies Squire for New Haven MAYO for
Suranam AID harrington tor South
Carolina.