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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-06-04
From the Gazetteer, of Apra IL, TTz.
'NYONE of the writers of the prefent age

From The Gazetteer, @Abra IL, I77z.
MYONE of the writers ofth prelent age
IN have greater pretenfions to the uni
verlaI applaufe Of the Britiih Empire, than
that excellent correspondent of yours Juni-
us Americans. He has painted the tyran-
nv that has been exercifed over the Bofo-
mans, with colours that deierve and de-
mand the ferrous attention of'every fub-
ieA of Great Britain. The Infamous adop-
ton Of Popih BifhoP, to inculcate the
Romifh religion in our Canadian domini-
ons, together with Popilh MagiRracy, in
che lfland of Grenada, are moff fhamefu
abuies of regal fway ; and at this time are
happily undergoing the more than military
difcip'ine of his iharp pen. But the fubiea
matter is Of too enormous iize for any iin-
gle perfon to graphic with, and of too great
an importance to the proteffant cauie, to be
fuff.red any longer TO reign triumphant.
Every fubled OF the BTitiih Empire there.
fore, who is not Roman Catholic, is call
led upon to give Junius Americans every
pofible. aid, light and protection. Its on
this principle, take the liberty of throw
ing in my mite towards 70 exten6ve, and
70 neceGsIy work of reformation. Juni-
us Americanus will then, | Aattsr mylelf,
be pIeafed if throw out fuch hints flor |
have not time to enter Largely or methodicaly
into the main queition) as may point out to
him the real, and political caule of this pro-
futon ofvcourt favour being lhewn to the
courtof Rome, and the Popifh religion.
When our ancefors, in the year 1850,
pzHed an Act ofPArliament, by which they
enaefed, s That all and every perfon and
perfons that is, are, or fhall be reconciled
to, or hold communion with the See or
Church of Rome, ihall be excluded. and
be forever incapable to inherit, pofiefs or
enjoy, the crown and governmet of this
realm, and Ireland, and the DoMINIoNs
THEREUNTo BELONGING ;" little did
our ancefors imagine that in lefs period
than one century, King Of England with
our any new Act of Parliament enabling
him 70 to do, fhould Of his own mere prero-
gative, be 70 far rsconciled to, and hold
communion with the See of Rome, As to
erter into an smicable convention with the
Pope of Rome. And yet, Sir, | am bold
to fay, that no Rom III Bilhop would ever
have been appointed to the See of Qgebeck,
had there not been an amicable convention
prcviouly fulfilling between the two courts
of London and Rome. Sir, the terms of
that amicabIe convention were, that the
Pope on his part fhould difallow the title of
KING to the prefent Chevalier Charles
Stewart, and that George the Third on
his pare, AhouId 70 far acknowledge the
Pope's fupremacy, and be reconciled to the
Sec OF Rome, as to appoint PoEiih Bihop
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TOMORROW MORNING
At TEN O'Clock,

AT EN- ciccK,
viii be fold by PUBLIC vENDUE at
the Auction Room in Queen-Sueet,
n VARIETY of houfe furni-
"A ture w Chef of Draws, Tables,
Looking GlaA-s, Feather Beds and Bed
Reads, Defks, p Cures under Glafs. Kiteh-
en- Furniture, &c. &c. Alto aquantity of
velvet Corks.
J.RUSSELL, Auefioneer.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
a Journeyman PRINTER, that
Il CAN and WILL work, no other need
apply. Enquire Of ISAIAH THOMAS.
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JOHN BARRETT Sc SONS,
Have ;y,coytad In the lal nn;na

Have imported in the lait ihips
. a N universal and very neat az
"A (ortment of London, ByifOi, Birming-
ban and Sbe6tl1 HARD WARE and
CUTLARY GOODS. which, with q
great variety of Englifh and European
Goods fuitable to the leafon, fuch as Chint-
zes, Calicoes, Linens, Jeans, Fuaians,
Peniafcoes, Bengals, Checks, Damafcus,
Markings, Lorettoes, Lutefrings, Laces,
Cotton, Silk and thread Hole, Mitts SC.
SIC. they are determined TO Cell by whole
fale for Gao % fhort credit and by retail
for c. a their VeTo' !. very Iowef rates.
~ Weeden. :. The famous
70. SIiSo 70 rlBELtsIzE ARABIAN,
aerdav ie'nniiwill cover this feafon atIas.a
! N this colonAezp,of I8s.the feafon,or 4os.
( &c Gved "a Colt. He j. q ION of the fa-
mo- .cs<aledMorefah and his mother is
of the beff race that the great Sultan or
Emperor MuIah AbaIah ever had, and he Is
both BY fire and mother of the beff blood
and true Arabick race in al Barbary. He
is of an iron grey colour, ~ hands high,
and the handGomeR horfe in America. He
is kept at Mr. WILLIAM PUTNAM's fla
bic in Dam where mares may be taken
good care u Said horfe is to be fold, If
any perfon VII ,he value of him. En-
quire of IDS MANSFIELD.
Salem, June 3. RIA
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Non vaifns isj'onfiS 7yrazni
Mfsts Saafif Js6ds. -
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Imported in the feveral ihips from England,
this fall, and in Capt. Brown, juit ar
rived, by
T Fl o M A s L E E,
And to be fold at his Store near the Swing
- q Bridge,
y General anortment of Piece
IA GOODS, which being purcbaied By
him from the fra hands only, he viii fell
at the lowei advance - go
Amsrg sUbieb are,
A great variety of Broad Cloths,
Lambfkins, Coatings, DuAiIs, Blankets.
Colchefer and Drapery Baizss, Deyonihlre
Kerleys, German Serges of all colours, en-
bois'd Serges.a a complete aaortment OF
ShalIoons, Tammies, Durants and Gala
mancoes, Stuffs of various forts for womens
wear, Irilh Linens of all widths and prices;
very cheap.
A beautiful variety of new falbion-
ed ribbonds, ladies collars and trimmings OF
all forts, Pelong faiths, Pertains and Sarl-
nets of moif colours, black Powered Sattns
and capuchin Silks, black China / aHaties,
hair and other coloured Grograms, wofited,
cotton, thread and fix Hofiery Of all forts ;
amongR which are an exceeding great varie-
ry of women's fix mits and gloves, mems
fix hole of mott colours, (pun fix ditto,
black ELK breeches patterns, mems ilkgloves,
&c. sc. sc. &c.
L A D | E S S L K S.
A beautiful variety of fashionable Silks,
confiling of almoR every fort in ule. An
elegant alloHment Of fancy and other colour
ed faiths for ladies cloaks. of The very new
EFT patterns.
"A great variety of book and thick
Mullins, Tombour worked ditto rufhes
and aprons, Mecklin and BruHels Laces,
sc. sc. Gold and iilver Laces, and afre[l
Allotment of gold and iilver fpangle But
tons, and balket worked ditto. ALTO,
Gun Powder, Shot, Btimione, Nails,
-TayIor's. window GlaEs, Verdigreefe, &c.
DAS\I YER WAT c H Z 5.
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ToHN SKIN NE R,

A CQUAINT6 his cufomers
n and Others, in town and country,
chat he has removed from the North End,
into the houfe adjoining Mr.. Penuel Bow
ems, little Woodward of the fign of the
Lamb, IN Newbury-frees, Bottom, where
he continues to make and fell, by whole
faIe, all forts of pewter ware, u(ually made
in New-England: ALTO, diihes and plates
hammered the fame rs in London all who
pIeafe to favour him with their cuifom, may
depend on being fupplisd on as good terms
as any where in New-Engand, and as
well uled by letter as if pseient; letters or
orders for him left with Mr.. Edward
FIolyoke, at Colonel Jonathan Snslling's
Store, on Treats wharf, near the Town
Dock, will come fafe and fpsedily TO hand.
Alto to be fold or let, very good
DWELLING-HOUSE and LAND, f.
tuate and fronting on Clarke's-SGuare,
North. End, with three rooms on floor,
large entry, paved yard, = well of wa
ter with q pump and good garden, and back
way into Middle Rreet, pleafantly fituated.
For particulars enquire of faid Skinner.
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The

100 ~
tican Secretary; and that the triaing buii-
nels OF that department. might MI up MS
own idle hours, end fave the public 4oool.
ayesr. - 81, -. 49,.
he content with that mott honorable feat
YOU are placed in! Why Puth meaiurs
that will put you in perilous itate, ahG
rouz. the nations approximations |! LORD
North is reipstted, and his retreat VIII fahe
fufpcion and concern in the public. Gan you
poilibly conceive Mr.. Rigby it chancel-
Tor of the Exchtquer, or capable OF mAn0g-
inc the Houfe of Commons Ihe'e are
points worthy your confederation before
YOUR final determination. i,
You will do well ALTO to be informed OF
the chancelor's opinion; tor the Great
Seal mutt faneify the grant you eiPouie,
and the honour and integrity of the preient
cuitos, will, on this and every occaiion'
refrain him from the application of It to
mean and miniferial purpoies.--Who
could you iollicit to iucceed to 70 grea' a
truftl Scarcely Lord Camden; his breach
of confidence, by whifpers TO the equity pill
low of his friend at Hayes, furnifhed you
with triumph he never can forgive.-You
may then happen to diifTels the King tor 2
Chancellor, unlefs your Lordihip ihouid
advife his Msjeffy to follow late p'siidert
in the Prvy Seal, and put it in the hands OF
MIR. Blair. and other clerks, when matters
of the grsatsa difficulty are to be decided '-
Your Lordfhip will excuie my iuggeit,,ng
theie few entertainments that may Poiiioiy
attend your tavorite views be mlnlhry
are at prelent phalanx not to DC broken
il Is a political as well as military max
nm, IS that in weakening your own, you
frenpthen your, adverfaries forces" If
your ranks become thin, you give hopes to
sdefpondiug enemy, ready and eager to at
tack whenever the chance of fucceis occurs.
Such you now furniih, and may prove fst "a
to yourfeif and friends. W. "
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LAC OBJ HE M E T,

&C OBJ H E M E I,
DENTIST to her Aesgy and the PIN
cefs Ausiia. J sat =
pEGS Leave to recommend to
~ the Public, his newly diicosered Fl
fnes Of Pearl, and Pearl Der Gfris, which
he has found,o be greatly fuperlor not only
in elegance, but alto in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made uie of for complaints of the
Teeth and Guns Particularly they will pre-
jsr0s sbs Teeth in a,perfea found fate, even
TO old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaR impairing the
enamel faaen fuch as are loole, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the 7osfb-Afb, perfectly cure the
Senyvy in The Gnms, and make them grow
firm and tlsJe to the teeth; they likewiie
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almof all thofe diforders that are the
conlequence of lcorbutic gums.
Sold i(by appointment of Mr.. Hemet)
wholeiale and retail, by W. BayLy, PERU
'mer, in Cocklpur- freet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London, and at VIM
am Seats Irifh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom, New England.
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NTOLEN out of the houie OF
- Mr.. Percy, innholder, on the road
between Woods. Hole and Bottom, on the
10th infant, the following articles, VIZ.
One broad red Rriped jacket, one coafie
linen ihirt, one chjld's fine linen ditto, one
gauze handkerchief, two pair of worried
bookings, one pair blue the other blue and
white potted, one worried night cap, one
pair dimothy drawers, one pair long trow
iers made of fail cloth: They are fupPoied
to be ftolen by one John Chambers, (as nc
has been feen fnce the robbery was commit
ted with part of the cloaths ou) he is we'll
fet fellow. abou FIVE feet FIVE or Tx inches
high, wears his own 0iort curled hair, rather
fandy, piited with the fmal Pox, has loft
the uie of one of bis eyes he has been a
filming at the Hand of St. Johns this fum-
mer, he camsfrom Halifax in the schooner
Mary, Capt. French, and was landed at
Martha's Vineyard few days betfsS 3
Whoever will apprehend the thief 70 1st ne e
may be brough, to juaice, fhaD recsite Two
Dollars reward and all neecfiary cksssss
paid, BY CHRISTOPHER POTTS.
Baton, November 10, I772. .-..-.
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Joseph GREENLEAF,
At his fore in MarfhaII's-Lzne,

AT bis fore in MarfhalPs-Lane,
Between the CoRNrIELD and THoMAs's
Printing Office. Bottom,
, Has for faIe,upcn the mott reafonabie terms,
n GREAT variety of Broad
IA Cloths, of fashionable colours, from
ss. to a guinea the yard good afIortment
Of Irifh Linens, Dowlas, Rufia Linen and
Sheeting of mott prices Shalloons, Gala
mancoes, RuTels, Pound and No. 4 Pins,
Cotton Velvets and Veverets, Linen and
Silk Handkerchiefs, German Serges, Dina
burgs, writing and printing Paper, Fuffians,
leans, Cclchefter Baize, Beaver Coating.
N. B. One piece of fcarlet. and one do.
Of green fuperfne Broad Cloth, a genteel
Mahogany cafe for Knives, forks and fpoons
with plated FLYER furniture, and fundry o.
Their articles, will be fold at or near the
bare exchange.
Said Greenleaf takes in Goods to
cell upon commiiiions, and has Large acco-
modations for Storage, and a good CELLAR
~I=re ne c4a is ooiir WINS, Sc. Sc.
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nv ulS N1GulIluG OtOICr thC OlR1 OI Inc
Leepard, South End.
TAKES this method ofIinform-
= ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and o.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to loie
their Teeth, that he itillEcOntin0es the BIZ
finefs of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as uiual, in 70 elegant arnanner as 20 be
but little inferior to the natural, either in Ufe
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can tefify Where ALTO any Perfon
afflicted with painful Stumps or unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with pc
culiar Dexterity and Eafe.-And all Perlobs
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf degreeimpairing them, and
may befuppliedwith hisDENTIUMCoNsER-
vAToR, which 10 an excellent Powder, the
bef adapted for preferving the Teeth and
Gums, and preventing them from Aching.
of any Preparation ever offered to the Pub
lie: Il will cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whitenefs,
and by continuance of its Ule, will Pre-
ferve both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during life.-It is not pretended that It will
perform ImpofIibiIities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently ach; but il will aiTuredlv
preferve 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 worfe.
AT the above Store may be had
Morgan's ufeful Eye Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found feryiceabIe
that it mutt efcape the cenfure of the moft
critical OcuIift-Brigifen's famous Bug Liz I
quid, which effeeually deilroys thofe hate
full Vermin,--be they ever 70 numerous.-I
An aGortment Of genuine patented an
other Medicines of the beft quality, al /
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shippij !
with exaa and particular directions for
ing them, and variety of other art
cheap.
The above Powder may be had alpt II
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor K 10 III
Salem. and Dummer Jewett, Efq;atIp Och.
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70 be S o L D, by

70 be S O L d, by
NATHANIEL RUSSELL,
In Common-ffreet, little to the north
ward of DR.. Byles's Meeting Houfe,
BIO S T o N,
a Compleat af1ortment of
"A HOUSHOLDFURNITURE, con-
fitting Of Clocks, Tables, Chairs, BedGeads,
dumb Waters, sc. &c. Cheap for Calh.
ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
4 at his Difil-Houle, oppofte the Blue
ball andMaGon' s.Arms, formerly Green ORA
gon, New England RUM, and all forts Of
SPIRITS, cheap for cain or MolaGes and
as he makes thofe articles himfelf, he will
.garrant them fit for any, market.
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New Bookstore.
JOHN J. AN CD ON,
Mr.THOMAS LEVERE TT,

y II ~ j. "A IN " ~ ~ ~,
Oppofite Mr.. THOMAS LEVERE rT's
leading 70 the Market,
Informs his friends, and the Public, that he
has received in the lsveral lat hipsfFom
London and Scotland,
A LARGE and Grand Abort
~ ment of
BOOKS in all Arts and Sciences,
which, with his former imporrations, make
as large collection as Is to be found at any
Store in America. As he intends for Eng
land in the Spring, every Gentleman who
may pieafe to favour him with their cu(-
tom may depend on purchaGng at liriie
more than the ferling cOf and charges.
The leaf fayOurs gratefully acknowledged.
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"A IL Perfons that are ingbted|
[ n TO the Printer hereof, will gktly q
blige him by making fpeedy paymht.
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a NUMBER OF fnall BOOKS
IA for ChiEdren, alEo Wdting-Paper,
Bonnet Paper, Brown Pzper, Sealing W. Ak,
Waters, States, SSc.to be fold BY |. HoMAs.
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By -. -I-u1
and Esh @u nd A d dg&
rnhnm mh rha Nm gsaC ION !
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MAssA sErrs SfY tor t77s.
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DANIEL SCOTT,

AT bis Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.
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w Z NESD Y, Auguit 10.
B o S 7 Q N.

With Capt Jacobfon from London, came
pailenger Mr.. Richard Harriion, ION of To-
feph Harriton, Efq; collector of his M4jeRy 5
Cufioms for this port who, we are told is
appointed Deputy under his father.-Se-
veral other gentlemen ALTO came paAengers.
With Capt. Symmes came pailrnger Mr..
Jofeph Domett, of this town, Merchant,
Capt. LeiIie, of the I4th, and bis Nephew,
an EUiign in the fame regiment; Mr.. Hub
bard of Cape Ann Capt. M'Faden and Mrs.
Symmes, wife of Captain Symmes.
Arrived in London, the Captains Calef,
Gardner, Scott, and Deverfon from Bottom.
We hear tina, Capt. Harrington in the ihip
Juno, o. this Place, was to fail from Briitol
for New. York in few days after Capt.
Moore.
MONDAY morning Capt. Laha, arrived. here
from Halifax with two companies of the oath
regiments now quartered at Cattle lillian {:
Two .uanfpots failed with him with the re-
mainder of the regiment.
DlEDl Mr.. Abraham Vernon, Barber
Mrs. Stuart, wife of Matthew Stuart, La
bourer-Mr. JoGah Williams, eldeli ION to
Jonathan Williams Efq; Of this town, Mer-
chant: By his detrimental conversation and
amiable dfPofi,ion, he rendered himieIf
an inRruetive as well as pIeaGng compani-
on: He was remarkably fond of mufck,
and though blind from his infancy, prOmifsd
fair 20 excel in that icience.
ARRIVED bsrs. Williams from New
London; Pierpont and Burroughs from
New Haven Tucker and Sanders from
St. Lucia, Cufhing and Rogers from New.
foundland, Irevett from Honduras, Bal,
but from Carolina, Drew from Virginia,
Bofworth, Thatcher and Burgess from Ma
ryland, Johnfon from Jamaica, Morton
from Cape Nicola, Bowes from White
Haven.
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I u E S ID A Y, Auguft 10.
B Q S T Q N.

Friday laf being the ADniverlary OF the
4th of Augua. Number Of ltanch Friends
to Liberty repaired to the Turks Head Ia
vern in Dorcheaer, where an elegant Enter
tainment was provided And after the Re-
paff, the following Toaas were drank, viz.
/. The King. 4. Queen and Royal
Family. 8. The glorious Houic of Bur-
geiIes of Virginia, who in the Year 1905,
70 nobIy ReGolved. 4. The Sons OF Ii
berty, who on the I4th OF AuguR I7os,
gave the frff Bow towards breaking that
de,eaable Chain (forged for enflaving Anne
ica) The Stamp-Aet. s. The 6 lorious
o. Representatives of the MaGachufeits Bay
who in The Year 1903, Voted not to Re.
Ccind. 8. The Honorable James Otis,
and Thomas Cufbing, Eiqrs. MIR. Samuel
Adams and the Honorable John Hancock,
Efq; ,hofe noble Patrons of America, and
Representatives for the Town of Bottom, for
r768.-7. May the I4th of Auguh I76S,
be kept in perpetual Remembrance, BY all
true Sons OF Liberty. 8. All true Sons Of
Liberty in America, who have not bowed
the knee io-Baal. 9. May all the
Sons of America, who { fer the Sake of a
Place, Poif or P-rlion, for themfelves or
Friends) have mesnly betrayed their CoGn-
try, either In thought word or deed, by fup-
porting a corrupt, arbitrary and abandoned
Ny, or their Tools, meet the Fate OF
CorGcan Executioner". 10. A fpeedy
Removal of the odious Board of CommfIi-
oners, with all other Vermine, from Ameri'
ca. II. A feedy Removal Of all umcon-
ftitutional Governors. II. May the K T.
Ind Colonel, and all of his Stamp, he held
in the utmoR DeteRation by all true Sons
of Liberty in Ireland and America. I3
| May that chafie Matron, fair LIBERTY,
never want any of her Race in America, to
- TIE Hangmda Of CsrGca ifG great fHri-
s)fy,bting btld in the Rfmsf dnsaafiOn,b be darii
not EUs ike another inb0bifa1t Of The ijgand
be IS sbhged TO take refuge in the Cattle, ana
there be Is ktpfin a little corner fartr, robD.
be has jEa room for a mjfrabk bed, and q
Erlt fire to drsf Eaeb Oi7anif for bimlf3
as is bit jaf IE6fnsnt TO rep bin aiiCs, fs'
no body tUiA haze any infereoHyJf tUifb bin
Vide. Bofwell's Account Of Ctrie1.
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event tor thele thirty years paft has given Il
fatal blow both TO our trade and credit as
nation. AD universal bankruptcy was expect
ed the foppage of every Banker in Lon
don was looked for:
The above report proved too true, for the
Houfe of Sir Richard Gym and Halifax ha.
actually topped payment, and a commifiiou
of bankruptcy is ifiued out againif them.
The diiiidence occafoned by the prefer,
bankruptcies in the city Of London, has
thrown many families lately in fluent cir
cumfances into inextricable misfortunes.
So general is the diilolution ipread among
trade by the late failure of the Bankers, that
we are afllred no leis than twenty carriages
of Merchants were TENT to Long Ace laft
week to be fold.
Il is Eaid LordMans6eld has loft 10000 !.
which he had in the Bankers hands that have
tailed.
The effects of the late bankruptcies be-
come every day more depIorabe. One
merchant fhot himfelf yeierdsy with piG-
tol, coniiderable filver re6ner had recourie
to knife; lady has followed their exam.
pc; and gentleman near Bloomfbury is be-
come melancholy through the lofes iuRain-
ed thereby.
Letters from France fay, that great en-
barka,ion of troops, proviiions, and ammuni-
ton of all kinds is making for North-A
merica.
The Royal Oak, Centaur, Terrible, and
Worcefer, are lowering round the lie of
Wight, waiting to be joined by three more
of the line, and three frigates; but where
they are bound we Cannot learn, neither do
the Captains know for they are no, to open
their commi1ions until they get into GER
tain latitude They have on board four
months proviion, and alto to have with
them two Bomb Ketches.
Advice is received that a violent earth
quake has deRroyed the greatef part of the
city of Manila, capital of the PHILIPPINES.
BANKRUPTS. Henry Neal, William
James, Alexander Fordyce, and Richard
Down, of Threadneedle-areet, London, Ban
kers and copsrtners.
GRAvE:END, June y. PaR by the
Britannia, Faulkener, f,om Philadelphia (;
Thomas, Miller from Bottom.
ENTERED at the port of London 10th
June, from New England, Rockingham,
Daverion.