The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-04-09

grievance and break up your board CT
Commit 1ners..
Our friend Hawkins obferves, this will
be a direful troke to your Commffioner
H, who exulssd here 70 much up
on the news Capt. Gardiner brought US
of the mahacre of your citizcns, by the
foldiery on the fifth OF March, 1870, and
who, to ufe his own words, for fhaIl
never forget them, faid, this is glorious
news, indeed the very thing we were all
wifhing for"
confefs tbeie exprelions and the pleaf-
ing extafy of delivery truck me WITH
horror, and notwithstanding our former
long friendlhip, gave a mott contemplate
opinion oe the man ever alter.
We both expect to have an opportuni-
ty of putting him in mind Of this CONVEX
faton, and the reiult of that cataitrophe,
as | make no doubt we fhaIi !oon fee him
here leekng after another commnion."
A Correspondent has tent US the following
piece of intelligence brought by one OF tine
laE veGe,s ,fion London, viz " That it
may be depended on that Captain-, b.
fore he left thar place, in conveTiAtion
with Mr.. was informed, that ne had
| iuft come from Lord North's S, who peak
| ing of tae CommifIioners, (aid the Mlniftry
were muca furpried that they fhould pre-
fume to appoint Mr.. WatcrEouie Deputy
Collector in the room OF MIR. Sheaffe,
when MIR. Harrifon the collector, before
he left Bottom, had appointed another, in
cafe of Mr.. Sheaffs's deceafs, Sc. and that
/ for this the CommiiIioners had received a
fevere reprimand. that the Mnihry &C
knowledged they had been greatly decei-
ed in American affairs And that the
revenue acts would certainly be repealed,
and the CommiiIioners recalled"
Lat Friday morning, in the fnow form
we then had, Captain Hood, in a BRIG
from London, belonging to this place,
finding he was near the land, and the wea-
Their 10 thick that hs could not diicover the
Light Houfe, came to an anchor off the
ba0EQf Nantaiket, and cut away his mats
lin opd4r to prelerve the veiltl and cargo
but notwithstanding which fhe foon after
4driffed afhore on the Beach there, and bill
ged {! the cargo is moitly damaged, and the
vene il is thought will be loif one of
the feamen name Paul Yendall, of this
town psrlhed by the feverity of the wea-
Their, the Others with great difficulty favcd
themfsves, -ARother brig. Captain Con-
ner M4aer, from Turks lland, belonging
to Newbury, was ALTO drove afhore near the
fame place, but it is thought may be got
off again.
Sunday morning a Schooner failed
from hence for Beverly, but in going thIo'
the Broad found ihe ltruck upon the rocks,
ca led the Graves, by which means three
men were unfortunately drowned, but
the Skipper and .Negro fellow were
taken OUT of her by veael bound la
here.
On the 18th of February one Lewis
Denny traniient perion having been at
the rafting of houie the day before, was
found dead in an obfcurc part of the town
Of New Salem.-On the 10th of March,
Enhsn Jofsph Holton of New-Salen, hav-
ing been unwel for lome time, but grow
ing fomething better, went to do fome bu-
ilnets IN his barn, where he was found loon
after dead.
We hear Sir Francis Bernard Bart. was
lately taken with light pa'aIytick dforder
at Lincoln in England, and by advice of
his phyiicisns was gone to Bath.
ARRIVED here. Snow from Halifax
Lamlon from Philadelphia Avery from
New London Kent and Bartlett from
North Carolina ChildS from Virginia
Collins from Nova Scotia Cook from St.
Euaata Croker from Barbados Peir-
pont from Nevis; RuiT:l from Turks-If-
land Myrck, CaIef, Callahan, Higginfon,
jenkins, Soott, Jarvis, Dlxcey andFolger,
from London.
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