The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-04-03

for four regiments of foot, and company
of artillery, to embark Immediately for
Ireland.
february i. YeRerday the Earl of Hills
borough had grand .levee of Colony CO.
vernors, agents, and Wet. India merchants.
Died. Henry Cromwell, Eq; great
grandfon to the Protector Cromwell. +.
February S. On Friday next the follow
ing bills, it is expected, will receive the roy
al allent by virtue of commiifion from his
Majeay, viz. =.
A Bill to prohibit the expectation of corn,
grain, meal. malt, -four, aarch, &C. for a
limited time.
The bill for allowing the free importation
OF fated beef, pork, butter and bacon from
Ireland, and the Brltiih dominions in Anne
RIGA.
[Tbe above biAt vfrtiVtd The regal o6Gnt tbt
IIfb Of Fsbruary.l
Payment of bills are topped between
Denma,k and London.
Baron Dieden, the Daniih Ambalador,
was ient for on Monday night, and attend
ed at the Queens Palace, where he had
long conference with Great Perlonage.
1t is laid tina, his RoyalHighnes theDuke
of Cumberland was 70 much affected with
the news from Denmark, that he ihed ma
ny tears.
If it be true that French gold purchaled
the late horrid diRurbance in Denmark, all
Europe ought to join to puniih this mott
perfidious nation.
Monday evening fome difpatchss were
received at theSecretary of STATES Office from
Admiral Rodney at Jamaica. BY the fame
venel, it is faid, there is advice tia! fri
gate was di(patched from amaica, torecon-
noisre the Havannah that ihs law there fix
teen fail of the line and three frigaes, all
with their fails bent.
Ebraa, 7. The Houfe of Commons
continued fitting j. great debates at eight
o'clock, on Sir William Meredith's PETITION
from the clergy ela,ive to the 80 articles.
His Grace the Duke of Northumberland
was fent for on Wednesday night 10 the
TQ9ens Palace, where he had long con"
feFsJcs with his Majeiy; and il is fad MS
Gsack is pitched upon to 60 to Copenhagen.
february s. On rhurfday Sir William
Meredith, at the bar of the Hou(e of Com
mons, prefented a petition iigned BY a5o OF
the clergy, againif the thity-nine articles.
About FIX o'clock this morning died, her
Royal Highneis the Princess Dowagcr of
Wales. She was the youngeR daughter of
Frederick ii. Duke of Saxe-Gotha; born
on the goth of November, 1919. She was
married at St. James's on the 27th of April,
1896, to Frederick, late Prince of Wales.
Her children were, Augufa, born July 81,
1877, o. S. married to the Hereditary
Prince of Brunfwick. George, born, May
"a, 1913, o. S. now King of Great Bri-
tain. Edward, Duke Of York, born March
IA, 1889, died September 7, I767, at
Monaco in Italy. Elizabeth, born Deem
Der 90, I74o, died September 4, 1859.
William Duke of Goucefer, born Novem-
Der "a, I743. Henry Duke of Cumber-
land, born October IT, I74s, married the
ofO6ober, 1871, to MRS. Horton,
widow, daughter to Lord Irnham, and fif'
ter to Colonel Lutrell. Louifa, born
March 8, I748. Dead. Frederick, born
May 70, 1850, died December as, r76s.
Caroline, born, July II, latter the death
of her father) 1881, married October 1,
1866, to Chrillian VII. King of Denmark.
EtbyEary 6. The fra Lord of the ADJ
miralty and the Premier hold daily eonfsren-
ces with refpeet to Tome great amendments
in the navy. =
Ii IS laid the arrival of the HEREDITARY
Prince Of Brunfwick to this kingdom, will
not be 70 foon as was expected, on account
Of the late unhappy advices from Denmark.
This morning was married at Gambler
well, Brafs Croiby Eiq; one of the Alder
men ofthis city, and member for Honlton IN
Devonlhire, to Mrs. Pauerfall, of Chelsfeld
~ Kent