The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-04-30

whom ne relates tue OuuntiS ana mas ncf
aduies if Lord Butte is in town, private
m,Gage is inftsntly dispatched, demanded.
or rather b.ggfd Of his prefence at Carlton
Haals o. ST. James, which ever place thsy
hold the conlutation, if the ScoTcH
minion happens to be in the country, an
express is Immediately fent to him, every
circumftance is infinitely related, and they
beg 70 know whether his lorcfhip has any
particular FRIEND to recommend, ailuring
him nothing ihall be done I'LL: his anfwer
is received. The Ibans examines with
critical nicenefs, the ib1 of CALIFORNIAN
REBELS, and place is iometimes kept
vacant fx-weeks or two months, till one
arrives by direction of his lordih p, from
the bleak mountains of the North indeed
Lord Butte upon two or three occafions,
did 70 Tar eondslesnda as to SUFFER the King,
OF one of his acting minlite's TO nominate
to an employ, ahuring bis M lefty, he had
No perfoa to recommend and therefore
wlh-d he would pieaie himielf, and COM
ply with the requeh of fome per(on in ad
miniaration, VINO night Apply for it.
In this ScoTcH manner are the af,.rs
of the British EXPIRE managed, to Il.
di(grsce OF ENGLIsHMEN. AND toe rum OF
the nation Ii is alio notorious, that in
almAft every place where we fend EMBAs
SAILORS, CoNsuLs, &c. they ere rank
ScoTCH Jacobltes, ana lone Of the fons OF
rebeIs taken in arms agaInit the late King,
witnefs W'iAr0m Go,don at BrzDs.j, AID the
Earl of Dunmsrs Governor of New York
whole father was pnloncr upon parole OF
foncur within the compafs FIVE miles
during life, for beiog concerned in tue re-
beilIon OF I745.
Will any ma, b. lurpriced at the treat
ment the iubled. Of England meet with
IN foreI parts, when he 7, Ae6ts upon tni'
fhameful conduct of toe King and mint
tiers the farther we examine into the Sc
| CRET mealures OF this reifn. and the art
fu contrlvances of Lord Butt the more
re4lon we iha have 10 -xre a'e tn. north
ern mimon, and to amcnt the fovere;gn's
weakness, as we as his ingratitude. to the
! Englifh and partially TO the SCOTCH.
be farther we examine inro tins reign
the more abuies we Giicover, no iet of men
beIiese in AM age or nation ever took
more pains to rum their Country, than the
minifte of George the third, and | often
think there will be great neceffity for a
long living biforan to tranimIt their crimes
to poferity.
Among the many corruptions hardly
touched upon, , cannot h. p taking notice
how little they v4lus the honour OF the
nation in chuhng none but the refufe Of
SCOTLAND, without fortunes, without a.
bllues, to rep efent MS Maietv in foreign
courts. The hoHolr of Prince, al this
reign, was alwat tnou.ht to BE- of more
conftquenoe thar that of private perfon
and with 70 mucn the more care, thoie
ihouid be chofcn and deputel upon al pub
tic embaflcs, VINO are b It qua hsd II
fervc their country, and DC creai' 90 ;heii
fovereign. Nor to mention the md gpit.
offered to the Pfrce, in lending miniaeis
abroad up6t for tnat employment, it draw.
a ref 6tion on the nation hecaufe il is ma
turai tor potentatss TO imagine, that thols
WIN AIT IGHt W IHC'b WI puOHI Ihala@iSA,'
rnuR be confderrd At homs, ano, according
to their abilities, to judge of the rcf OF
their countrymen.
We find too late, by th= corruption OF
thofe at home, and the weak1tls and igno-
rance of thofe abroad, that our enemies
find no gre At difficulty to obtain tn eir ends
and tine blooc ofEHGLAsD's BRAVE Tons
will foon be the Price of SCOTCH vIllainy
and Royal weakness Was a man to
form a catalogue to himfeIf of the levera
| would call them any thing but) Statef-
men tent abroad for iome years, in pubic
characters, he mutt BLUSH for Ills love
reign, and at the lame time coniiderine the