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FRID Ak, December as.
q o s. T O N.

We hear from Grafton, that the Rev. Mr..
Aaron Hutchinion, on account of alterations
Of affections in fome Of his people, airing
from the unhappy dIfputes between him and
fome of his brethren, lately earneRly afked,
with Arong reaions prefed, and With great
-flruggles, at length obtained an honorable
difm'ifion from paRorJ relation, BY the una
ninous advice of an eccleiiaAical council
and BY . major vote Of the brethren Of the
church preient Whereupon his paiforal re-
lasion was declared to be diliolved, in the
pre(ence Of the Council and Is likely to re-
main 60, notwithstanding the town have hi
therto refuied their concurrence.
The following LAW was made and paf-
fed BY the General Aa:mbly Of the colony of
Rhode Hand, at their feflions in Newport,
on the m Of March 1863, and not tince re.
cealed, viz" BE il enacted, That no
81 freeman flnaIl be taken or imp, ifoued, or
" deprived Of his freehold, or liberty, or fee
60 cuaorn, or be outlawed or exilsd, or o.
/" ,herwife deffroyed, nor ihall be paHed up
Sc on, judged, or condemned, but by the Jaw
ful judgment of his peers, or By the law
&c Of this colony. And that no man, Of
81 what eRxe and condition loever. lhAll be
&C put out of his lands and tenemen,s, nor
IS taken, nor imprifoned, nor dinheriied,
Is nor banl[hed, nor any ways deRroyed or
IS moleifed, without being for il brought to
g anfwer By due couffs Of law"
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L U ES d A Y, December az.
: R @ s t O. N.

Exiy05 of kftsv fIsm a gentleman q cha
ya3r in England 10 bis friend az Bsl1ss,
T" Our syrants in administration are great
ly exaf2era,ed with the late manGuvre OF the
brave Rhode flanders as a regard to the
rights of the fubjea and the principles Ofjua-
tice, never marked the meafures of the prelent
wretched conductors of the wheels Of govern
mens, you will not be alarmed when Itell
you that they have determined to1xacate the
charter Of that colony; to effect Ehis purpoie.
which IN their own apprehension klll be &c
tended, with fome difficulty AdmRxt Nj
is ordered, with the FINAL craft which arc
with him, TO line the harbour of Rhode
lland, with poiitive orders to apprehend the
peIions concernd in the enterprile above
mentioned. Awed by this heeaofing COM
mander and bis gallant lquadrOn. thefe bitter
pills are TO be crammed down their throais ;
but the friends Of true Briulhfreedom are not
without hopes that the Romachs Of that be-
roic colony will reject the dole prepared for
them be united our dear fuffering bre-
lhren, be Rcady and fnccefs awaits you /;
freedom, glorious freedom, win be the pur-
chais. We believe that the ancient Britifh
lpirit of independence which once bieR this
laand, has improved by tranfplants ton. and
preferves its vigour 10 the breaas of Ameri-
cans cherilh il my dear friends And by
relieving yOurielves fave this fmall remnant
Of the vlItuous in Britain"
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soce ex,ra or contra leeen, Whn,s

snce extra OF contra legem: WhMs :.
they orun;fe or fwear, can deraef nothing
kon, the public liberty, which the law
principally intends 10 prefsre. Though
many OF them m az be Obliged in their ieve-
raj lfa.ions and capacities TO render peculiar
f-ryices TO prince, the people continue 40
free rs the internal thoughts OF mani and
cannot bus have right to pFelerve their IL
herty, or avenge the violation
:, Ifnias.ers are well examined, pe,haps
not many magiafates can pretend to much
upon the title of merit, mott Especially y
they or their progenitors have continued
long in Office. The conveniencies annexed
60 the exerciie of the fosereign power, may
be sheupht fuAiciens to pay fuch tcofes as
they crow due, even to the beR: And as
things Of that nature are handled, think It
will hardly be found, that all princes can
pretend 20 an irrefiRable power upon the &C.
count Of bene6cence to their people. When
the family of Medices came to be matters OF
Tslcany, that country was without dilpu'e,
in men, money and arms, one OF the mott
aourilhing provinces in the world, as sp-
pears By Machiavcl's account, and the rela-
ton of what happened between Charles
the eighth and the msgiarates of Florence,
which have mentioned alreadyfTom Guic.
ciardin. Now whoever fhalK coniider the
fsrength Of that country 10 thoie days, to-
ee.her with what il might have been IN the
lpace of a hundred and forty years, 10 which
they have had no war, nor any other plague
than the ex,cFsion, fraud, rapine and cru
city Of their princes, and compare Il with
their plefent defolate, wretched and con-
temrtible condition, may if he Pleale, think
that much veneration is due to the princes
sha, govern them, but will never make any
man believe that their sitle can be grounded
upon bene6cence. The like may be fald
Of the Duke of Savoy, who pretending (uP-
ON know not what account) that every
peafaut 10 the Dutchy ought to pay him
two crowns every half year, did in I662
fubtilly find out, that in every year there
were thirteen halves; 70 that poor man
who had nothing but what he gained BY hard
Iabour. was through his fatherly care and
h.ne6cence, forced to pay fix and twenty
crowns to bis Royal Highnefs, to be en-
ployed in his dilcreet and virtuous pleaiures
ut Turin" sF :,
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NJ . Y, Deessy
Yeiterday arrived the cruizet hoop 2 war
from New-Yoik. y. -
Tuefday the aad Of this InRaF De-
cember, was oblerved in The ancient own OF
Plymouth. as day of public fehyity, IN
commemoraiion of the important gent, the
landing Of their forefathers in that place.
In the morning the Rev. Mr. Robbins
(hasiog been presioufy requeaed) delivered
TO numerous and respectable congregation,
COMMITTING Of q number of the reverend gen.
tlemea ofthe cletgy and others, inhabitants
of Plymouth and the towns in the vicinity
diicoufle adapted to CD, occaiion, from
thole remarkable words oil the PfalmiR,
/" For he efiabliiheH teftimony;nJ Jacob, and
+" appointed law in Ifrael, which he COM
" manded our fathers, hatthey lhould make
{" them known to their children. tha, the &C.
w nerations to come. might know them, even
" the children which lhculd be born ; s0bs
" fhould arife and declare them to their
80 children, that they might lct their hope in
+" God, and not forge; the works OF God
" and keep his commandments" - The pro-
found iilence and foIsmn attention which
was oblervabls throughout this vaif concourle
of people, Efficiently demonftta,ed their ap'
probation OF the ientiments Of the ipsaker
IA plain and eIegan, entertainment wa
prepared at public houfe, at which the gen.
tIemen of the clergy, and large number oil
Others, the moR respectable of,he ccDgrega-
ton were .preient; the afternoon paiisd in
recapitulating and recolleaing . variety Of
curious anecdot.s of our venerable pEedecel.
fors, fubjeas at this time peculiarly Pleaiing
The evening was ipent atOLDC COLONY
HALL in the mott focal manner.-Joy
gratitude and pleafure were apparent in the
coun,enances of every perfon, through che
whole of this agreeable day and evening.
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S A T u RID A Y, December rs
r O s 7 o N.

By q gentleman who arrived at Piicati qua
Islf week from g enada, and came to town
on Monday, we are informed, that FIVE
weeks ago be was at ST. Vincen's, the Eng.
li!fi troops were then in good health, that
he did not hear ofIhe Death of any Of the
Officers Of the / +h Regiment, but two OF
shree of the prisases had died THAT about
three hundred of the ChAribs had (u'render-
sd to the Engliih General, who TENT them on
board-the fhips, to prevent their return 70
their Brethren That there bad been ie-
vsral krmi[1es between FINAL parties !; but
no general attack was expected to be made
until the Admiral arrived a, Antigua, where
his fhips were repairing The damages they
res=ived in The late hurricane.
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ESDAY, December 90.
B O S T o n.


The following Letter was latslyrecsived
from Cambridge, VIE. 81
"Ts TIE CSnmitfss Of Csmmssieatisw ans
0srrgPsSdtnes at Bsfss;
THE committee appointed by the
town o: Cambridge to write to the com.
m.ttee of communication and correlpoDd-
ence at Bottom, gladly embrace this oppe'-
tunity. In the name and behalf of the faid
town of Can bridge, and with the mott
1ince reipea, they acknowledge the vi
gience and care diicoyersd by she town
of Bottom, Of the. public. rights and
liberties Acquainting you, thar this town
will heartily coRcur in all falutary, proper
and constitutional meaiures, for the Fedrels
of thofe intoierable grievances, which thea
ten, and { continued, muft overthrow the
happy civil contribution Of this province.
IL is with the greateR pleafure we now
inform you that We think the meeting was
a. full as Il has been for the choice Of
representative, for number Of years, il not
fuller, and that the people discovered glo-
rious fpirit, like men determined to Dc free.
We have here inciofed you copy, of the
votes and proceedings Of this town at their
meeting, 70 far as they have gone
sF5sf svus IN Issssd ia err Lgf. -
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n IL perlons indebted to the eli
"A tate of JOHN McGRATH, late
Of CHARLEsTowN, leather breeches max
e., deceaied, are deGred to make immediate
paymentto DANIEL WHEALAN, ioIe exc
culor to the Iall will and teifament Of the de-
cealed.: And all who have any demands up
on faid eRate are de6red to bring them in
to iaid executor, in order to a fpeedy feuls-
menr. Bsfoa, Deefmbsr ~. TIA.
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-. hpir frsm MARsLEHsAp EgHed
sc Toe Wares Of fbs PLAcE J" saS isms g.
tssr msnsrs, zssf br d.fSrrSSS ~
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'sSt ssrsml esfsd ia err igG.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-07-23

of the Town and fecond Pariih IL Scaroo-
rough in the County of Cumberland.
An 1a Tor granting Tax OF One Fen
ny per Acre yearly, for the Term OF three
Years fuccefivly, on all unimproved Lands
in the Ditria Of Sheburne in the County
of Hampihire, and for lubjeeflng the Lands
of fuch Projectors as neglect or refuie to
pay the faid Tax, to be fold for the Fay
ment thereof.
An Act for regulating Town-Meetlng'
in the Town of Danvers.
An Act for granting Tax OF wo
Pence per Acre, for one Year next 70 come
and of One Penny per Acre, for a7iscon0
Year next to come, on all the Lands IN
the Diftria of Hubbardfton in the County
of Worceier, and tor iubjeeting the Lanes
of fuch of the PIopristoTs as neglect or re-
fufe to pay the fad Taxes to be fold tor
the payment thereof.
An Act to prevent the Destruction OF
O,ffers in Charles and Miftick lavers.
An Aet for continuing iundry Laws
that are near expiring.
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DANIEL SCOTT,
AT his Medicine Store the Sign of the
LeSbard, South End.

AT his Medicine Store the Sign Of the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
L ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
thers, who have had the Misfortune to Ioie
their Teeth, that he fll continues the Bu'
iineis of making and fixing artificial / eeth
as ufIal, in 70 elegant manner as 10 be
but little inferior TO the natural, either in Ule
o. Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teiffy : Where alto any Perion
Afflicted with painful Stumps or unfound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
cular Dextefity and Eafe.-And all PeEfons
who have the Scurvy in their eeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf degree mPairing them, and
may bclupp!ied with hisDENTIUMCoNsER-
vAroR, which is an excellent Powder, the
belt adapted for prefervlng the Teeth ano
Gums, and preventing them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie It will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
DIiDR TIC cSth W liSh OaiEhai WhitCbCs,
and by a continuance of its Uie, will Pre-.
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during life,--Lt is not pretended that it will
perform ImpoAibilities, that it will MAKE
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them wheB
they violently ach; but it will aGuredY
prelerve thofe Teeth found that are 70, and
caufe the Gums to adhere to them and pre-.
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming worle.
AT the above Store may be had,
Morgan's ufcful Eye-Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found ierviceable,
that it mutt elcape the cenfure of the mot
critical Ocuif- Brislfen's famous Bug Ii
quid, which efeGtually dcitroys ,hofe hate
full Vermn,--be they ever 70 numerous
An Allotment of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beit quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for ufe-
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Kaf in
Salem. and Dummer Jewstt, Eiq; at lpfwich.
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Ut mutt affo,d a very feniible pieaine to
every we'll wliher to learning IN general
and to the Seminary in Cambridge IN par'i-
cular, when any encouragement is given to
hope for It's profperity: all of this character
will be ready to improve every opportunity
to promote 10 good a caufe. Such an one
is now offered to the public in the following
L O 7 T E r Y,
granted by the General Aflemby of the pro-
vince of iheMaHachuie,ts-Bay, for the Pur-
pole of rafting 3aool. L. M. for building a
new hall at Cambridge for the better &C
tomodaton of the ffudents.-
TO the management whereof JoiePh
Jacklon, and w iliam Blair I owniend Eiqrs.
WilliamGreenleaf. Jonathan MAlon, Samu-
ell Autin, and II. Hill, Merchants, have
been appointed and duly fworn.
HARVARD-COLLEGE LOT
Terry, coniiRs of 10000 Tickets, at b
Dollars each ) 3337Of which are prizes OF the
EoIlovinp value. VIZ.
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COB HEM EFT.
DEN list to her Mighty and the Pin
ceis Amelia.

LEN IlSl to her Mighty and the Ptin-
ceis Amelia.
DEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly difcovered Ec
fnc. Of Pearl, and Psari De,fitfice, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not ONLY
in elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hith.rto made ule of for complaints of the
7sl@ and Gums Particularly they will Dre-
jcrVs tie 7fstb in perfect found Rate. eve,
to old age they render Their white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel feRcu fuch as are loofe, keep flcb
as are already decayed from becoming worfe.
prevent the Teeth Atb, perfectly cure the
Sturvy in the Guns, and make them grow
6rm and eIef to the teeth; they lkewife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and fe-
medy almof all ,hofe diGorders that are the
confequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment of Mr.. Hemet,
wholelale and retail, by ~. Bayhy. PeIf.-
mer, in Cockfpur areet, near he bottom
Of the Hay market, London, and at Viii
am Sesft's Irilh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New-Engiand.
To SELL, or LET,
a GOOD Brick SUGAR.
II H y U 5 E, at the North pat of
of the own, witE the Pan and Cooler
and all other Utsnli's for carrying on the
Sugar Bakers Buiine6.
Enquire Of the Printer.
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WATTS and Tate and Brady's
W PSALMS, to be fold by l. iAoMAs,
near the Mil. Bridge. Alto.
A variety of imaIl BOOKS for
CHILDREN.
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A VARIETY of Mezzotintc

A VARIETY of Mezzotinto
"A PRIN rs, land very neat Engrayings,
imported in one of the lalt vsflels from
London, to be fod-by
STEPHEN w HI TIN @,
oppoGte the Ggn of the Cornfe!d, and
STEPHEN WHITING, jun.
about halfway between that and the Mill
Bridge; where may be had, at low price,
Looking-Glaf of almOft all
tizes, from one inch in length up to thirty
fix, by twenty in width.
% At the fame places, Glaiies not ex-
cseding thirty by eighteen may be new fiji
yered. Glafles and Pictures of all forts
framed and gilt as well aud as cheap as
any where in America.
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SION: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS
To be L E T,

by
GaM;m where HnnMS
A mR
wh hER as NhvP
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10000 Tickets at 8 Dollars each are 6oooo
Dollars,
Not Two Blanks to aPrize.
The above Scheme is calculated more to
the advantage of the adventuTer, than per-
haps any other ever yet offered to the public
ON this continent when this is coniidered,
together With the generous deiign offaid Lot
terry, the managers cannot but Aatter them
-felvesthey lhall be able to draw the fame in
few months.
= As9Is undertaking is dehgned foley for
.tAe bsXeft of the College, it is hoped that
thole who have received the honours of that
focietv, and all others who have at heart the
caule of learning, with which the good of
ociety is 70 nearly connected, will readily
and cheerfully encourage it, by becoming add
YentureTs.
Public and leafonable notice will be given
of the time and place Of drawing; and as
foon as the drawing is fnilhed, lit of the
prizes will be publilhed il Edes s Gill's Boz
ton Gazette, sc. and The money paid to the
poRefors Of the benefit tickets, within twenty
days after publication Of liz Of prizes.
Gold as well As FLYER will be taken for
the tickets, and the pr zes paid off in like
manner, prizes not demanded within twelve
months after drawing, will not be paid, but
will be deemed as generouay given for the
purpofes aforelaid, and will be applied ac-
cordngly.
TICKETS are ready for fale at the houles
ofJonaihan Haifings and Andrew Bodrdman,
Efqrs. in Cambridge, and at the Stores and
Houies of the managers in Bottom. ~.
FLOREAT ACADEMIA.
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rDEN EZER HANCOCK,

At bis lhop in MarlhalFs Lane, between
the Gga of the Corn. fields and the Mill
Bridge /; begs leave to acquaint his form
err good cuHomers and others, that he has
juf opened for fale,
4 FRESH afortnent of Hard
IA Ware Goods, which he is determin-
ed to fell at the very lOwea Advance, for
Cath only :-ThoIe who pleafe to favour
him with their Cuitom may depend upon
being well ufed and all fayours gratefully
acknowledged.
ITO be SOLD very cheap for
u cath, or EngIl(r Goods, new Fall
back CHASE, and ALTO SULKEY, very
neatly made, with Harneiies for each COM
pleat. Enquire of the Printer.
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ed to us in fact. The intercf of all the
mniiters of the law, from the higheit judge
down to the lowell pettfoggng torney, IS
concerned to perplex what ihould be clear,
to procraainate VIVA, fhoud be fpeedy, and
to make expenGve, to degree beyond be-
lleve, what ihould be gratuitous. Al is be-
come confufed and abfuTd reafon is lott IN
fiction, and jufice hampered with FORMS
Thi: more than Gordian knot cannot be un-
tied, it muff be cut There is not any
grievance more intolerable from its burden,
or more increaiing in its courfe, or more
dangerous to our liberties in its consequences,
or more worthy of the fritteit icrutiny OF
parliamentary wifdom, which only can, and
which ought forthwith, to procure to US
remedy for this dire dlieaie.
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mand If Major Burlington, failed from hence
for Antigua. 800.
Capt. Fullerton, in fhip belonging, 20 this
Port, that failed from ST.. Augufine with troops
for St. Vlncents, put into Bermuda the a7lh
of September in diftfehcd condition, hav-
ing met with a hurricane on the i7th Of
fame month, in lat ~, long. So, the wind
at N. <. which was 70 violent that the ihip
would not Reer, but broached too, and lay
on her beam ends for four hours, the hold
lhifled a, the fame time, and fuch aquan,ity
of water therein that it waihed agalna the
lover deck, which obliged Capt. Fullerton
to cut away his mizsn matt, when the ihip
righted and got before the wind and by the
help of,he folders with their camp kettles,
they got the yeleI clear of water after 4S
hours hatd work, having moff Of :heir pro-
yiiions damaged, and 70 little frefh water
left, that both officers and men were re
duced to purifiers half pint per day.
DIED ] Mrs Martha Youngman.-A
ION Of Co oncI John Erving.-Mifs Ruth
Davis, daughter Of Mr.. Edward Davis, Mer-
chant.-Mr. - Gotten, noted Cook
AT Chelmsford Stephen Scales Eiq,-ln
the Wef-Indies, the Hon. Mr.. Widlo, a
Lieutenant in hsMajeRy's navy-He was
with Commodore Gambi;r when on this
fation.-At BiGol, in England, Mr.. Tho
mas Game, late mate of Capt. Brown.
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T U ES IA Y, November ".
p o s. T o N. a

Extr07 Of a letter from SHrinam, Sept 10.
-, /" The Dutch have taken fifty one bufh
negroes, end killed a few more hey
have lately done much mitchell in breaking
up the plantations, &c" ~
Exraa sfa lsrtsr ffirsm L0adsn Sept 10.
-se AS by the Royal Charter granted
for the American colonies, a refervstion is
made to the crown of Ons fifth part Of all
The fiber ore that fhall, or may, at any
time be found in that country and as it
feems that - Robinfon, Efq; and o.
Their enterpriGng gentlemen, are now about
entering largely into the mine bufnefs of
America In order therefore the more eff
fe6fuaIIy TO fecure 10 the crown, his Ma
jefy's faid fifth part of the produce of
Iuch mines as are already, or fhal hereaf-
ter be difcovered and worked in the faid CO.
lonics, il is fad patent is now making out
appointing Edmund Quincy, Efq with a
falary Of oool per ann. to be his Majefy's
Inlpe6ior- General of all the mines that now
are, or that ihall hereafter be dilcovered on
the eontinentlof America, with fullpower
and authority to fubffitute one or more de-
puty or deput es, to act in the different parts
of that country" ~
MARRIED ] Capt. Urizh Gardner. to
Mis- Sarah Wendell, widow of the late
Capt. John Hunt Wendell, of this town,
decealed.
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The
November 10.

en,, thatLord Towhfend as foon as bis iuc-
c, flor arrives in Dublin, will be declared
Matter General OF the Ordnance, which
appointment il is believed by many, will
location fubordinate vacancy in that de-
psrimeEt. =,
Sept. 10. Lord Chatham. has not been
70 FIRE. from the govt theie many years as
he has been within thsle laR twelve
months and bis fiiends therefore hope. that
he will be able to attend his Parliamentary
duty next winter. ~ :.
A patent, we are informed, is making
out, to create the preient Lord Mayor q
Baronet.
St6t I8. Some rews, which arrived
from America the beginning of Taft week,
4 oceaGoned we hear mthengev to be
inRantly dispatched to theEsrl Of HiI,fbo.
rough in Ireland.
SEPT. a. Belts in the city are now
Ave 70 two that Mr.. Wilkes will be Lord
Mayor for the year enfuing. I'll. -.
Orders are fiuck up at the War Office
for all pcrlons (comniaioned and priva,e)
ablent from regiments on duty in the Wet
Indies and America to Join them without
delay.
Sept. as. A Correspondent informs us
that Lord Dartmouth has ilgniiied his de-
termined refolution that the mott lenient
mea(ures fhaIl be adopted towards the A
mericans.
Mr.. Fordycr the great bankrupt is return
ed to England, and under examination OF
his creditors.
DIED The Earl Of Litchfeld. The
Earl of Powis.-Lord Bothwick, Scots
Peer-Right Hon. john Lord Carrii-
fort, K. B. = is7."