The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-30
I II U r 5 ID A Y, January 80.
B Q S 4 Q N.

Is u D ~ N.
N7E hear from the Granades, that
w the new governor has fufpended
the Council, for reIisiouAy and confcien-
iiouly adhering to their iolcmn oaths, by
refufing to receive a ROMAN CA THO
Lie into their number. Their late wor-
thy governor loft ms government for the
like rea(on.
Is it pohibe, that the enemies to the
prcfent administration, fhould make it ap-
pear more odlous than by fpeakng the
truth I The virtuous ruler is punlfhed by
removal from office, and the vicious, The
murderer, the traitor to his King and
country is openly rewarded !! What feel
ings What recruitment mutt it rife in
the minds of every honef man, to fee enc
mics to church and fate introduced into
the mott important Offices of government
Nothing ihort of referring the Stuart Line
and RomiB rrEgiOn mutt be the 'deGgn, and
then farewell all liberty both civil aud re-
ligious to the DELUDED NATION.
We are Informed, that enc Stootley,
confined in gaoi for theft, attempted laft
Tuelday evening to brake gaol, which, il
is iaid, ne would have accomplished, had nc
not been timely ditcovered.
We hear that the Board of Revenue and
Excite in Ireland being made into two diff
AinSt Boards Sir Francis Bernard, Bart.
E3as appointed 6rR Commiffioner Of the
BOARD of Excite, with Salary of Ioool.
iterling year.
That Mr.. Venner late Secretary to the
Board of Comminioners here, has an en-
pIoyment under the Board of excite in l.
Ireland, 1901. year. And,
Sunday afternoon arrived Captain Wier,
in icho oner from Falmouth, which place
he left the 9Th of December, and has
brought prints to the goth of November !;
but they contain no very important intel
ligence, except conformation of the death
of DR.. Lucas 1.-THE lrifh Patriot at Dublin /:
- That advice was received from Leghorn,
that the Duke of Gloucefer, who had been
very i'll there, was on the recovery, and
thought by his Physicians to be out of dan
ger that the Parliament was prorogued
TO the aft day of January, then to meet
for the difpatch of the weighty and impor-
tant affairs of the nation.
The Taft New-York Gazette contains
the addreGrs of his Majefy's Council and
the general alembly OF New York, to his
Excellency Governor Tryon, in which
very high encomiums are paid his Excel
lency for his prudent and JPivitsd conduit
during his administration in neighboring
colony.
We hear that Fanuil Hall lottery will
commence drawing in few days.
TOtbs Printer. " The very extraordi-
nary wig, that was mentioned in the Even
ing Poit of Monday laff, is now fnifhed !;
but its thought the old Saint will not zp-
pear in public for Eome. time, being much
indifpofed occafoned, by the i'll ulage re-
ceived from Sir Richard White, on Sunday
morning of the nineteenth infant. 1t is
faid the wig is not 70 very extraordinary as
the goodSaint would have people to think,
but the public will be able to judge when
he appears in character Which the Doc
tor fays, will Be in few days.
I" N. B. As loon at health permits, he is
to fet out from his quarters in Saint Davies
Chapel yard precitely at 4 o'clock afternoon
to his common place of rendezvous nearly
opPofise Hog Alley"