The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-07-02

Robert Murray Keith had rePre!ented, in
molt fpri,el manner, to the Danlih Court,
that the King his matters honour was lodg-
ed in his Royal ffer, and that whatever they
did to her would be reiented BY Great Britain
the Northern Hero aniwered, +" thould
not thank any of my mlniifers that ihould
lodge my honour in ToJfppfr5 places
On Monday the Princels Amelia's agent
paid sool. to the trdaees, as a fubicripnon
from her Royal Highneis TO the unhappy
fufferers by the FIRE at Grenada.
,fbra "a. Lat week died. Mr.. Philip
Nation, at the George Ian, at Uik, IN Mon
moutnihire ). man of remarkable large
iize he m -afured round the WRIT IL In
ches at his arm, near the ihouder, in
ches round 'be bteal, five feet body, fix
feet one inch thigh, three feet one inch
caf OF the 'eg, two feet ore inch, and fmall
of ditto, one foot ieven inches and, not
N haanding bis bulk, was extremely fetve
Ixvaa sf4 letter frOmCqpen6GgfnA10rfb 10.
i" You nave frequently deilTed me TO write
you fome particulars of the very lntersI'ing
proceedings at preient carrying on in this
country. The reports propagated on this
location are 70 many and various, that it
was lmpolible hi herto to iend you any
thing in the leat to be relied on. The
proceedings Of the commhIions, however,
being now finilhed, herewith you will re
ceive the contents of the fpeech made by the
Attorney General Uldahl (the Norton of
this counny) in defence OF the Queen, on
the 10th of the prefent month, the day the
faid conihifion fat.
" Ia an advertisement prs6xed to this
fpeech, mention is made of the late revolu-
ton in Denmark on January 18th of a
commiflion being appointed by his Danlih
Maeay, to try the perfohs charged, with
having projected revolution to the detri.
rnent of the King, &c. alto that fenions and
trials have been held almoR every day lince.
The commiiion have been to C;onenburg,to
hear the defence of the Queen on CERTAIN
imputed articles that as there are pelfon-
ages concerned that cannot absolutely be
ranked with the fubj-efs Of her MAjeffy,
there aries problem, +" Whether mbjeet
ofthekingdom can be appointed their Judge"
The names of the gentlemen of the COM
milton, are mex; mentioned, beingin num-
Der 80 and the adveI tlfemsnt concludes
w,h nfjrming the public, that during the
fitung Of the CommiiIion his M4jeRy dif-
charged Mr.. U dahl of his oah, in order 10
enable HIM to perform, with the greater iPl-
tit and impartiaili,y his duty to his clients
and MIR. Attorney General acq liied himielf
vel. For this pupole he had prevlouily
been at Cronenburg, 10 confer with bis great
cjlent, on this affair he Afterwards made
fpeech in that aGembly, with which he en-
tered on the defence.
The ipeech to which the foregoing is
an introduction, does not contain any parti
cu!ars of the Queens examination or defence,
but rather fome oblervations on the nature OF
the buiinels then before the great cJmmlh-
on, and Recommendation TO them OF ttrlct
adherence 10 impaFIiallity, preparatory to
the Attorney General Ud4hrs offence of the
Queen. ne mott material PALACES are as
follows
|" The King himfelf now fubmits his own
conduct to your judgment his mott graci-
GUS confederation allows you in certain re-
fpe6ts not TO conliler the monarch you are
allowed an unlimited liberty to examine,
approve, or ceuid'e all actions aud the
fame confederation allows me afo to peak all
my thoughts, and 70 undertake the vlniIcati-
on of the defendants.
&C In whatever light | confider this affair,
] find 70 much matter !1r reflection in the
proceedings againG the pericn of the Qgeen,
that cannot absolutely approve the whole.
El1ity bids US nowto conider the King and
his RoyaIconlort in a two fold poat Of view,
in the fame infant in which The order for
her imp 'fonment was given and executed
we n, at cunisS.er them either as maielfics. or