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LONDON,

10 lie on the table, as were allo all the DINER
petitions from other parts of the kingdom ;
from which il is inferred, that the importa-
ton will not be allowed this feflions.
There are no efs than twenty fix appeals
now waiting to be heard by the Houfe of
Lords, five OF which arc againf DEGREES of
the prefent Chancellor.
The act lately Ggned by bis Majeify,faid
to be an act to take eff one ihilling per ID.
on all black and Gnglo teas, is initiate, it
ihould have been faid an ACT to explain and
amend an aA for taking off one lhiIlIng per
lb. on all black and finglo teas, which ex-
Pires on the Slh ofJuly next, at which time
the ihlling per ID. will be again laid on.
I'm account Of the difference between Bri-
tilh and lrilh pay of the Oath and oSth rec
glments of foot, ferving in The year 1903, is
laid before the Houfe of Commons.
CoPENHACEN, (Dsnmark] March zS.
The Attorney Genernl Uhldabl, who is
appointed to act for the Queen, and defend
her caule, has already bad ievera confer
ences with her MajeRy at Cronenbourg.
we dIc mlOFIncus tUAI HcI .MdJCNy Is
greatly indilpofed, and that lhe has been
twice blooded. The Queen Dowager is
entirely recovered from the hurt fhe met
with in her leg.
VIENNA, Germany ] Mareb IS. The
Court has fent to the Porte, the Taft propo-
falls OF Ruf1ia, without which that power
will not content TO a treaty of peace, viz.
I that CIimea fhIll be declared independ-
ent. 4. That the Emprefs fhall remain in
poi fiion or Afoph, with liberty OF trade
anc navigation on the Black Sea. z. hat
all the provinces conquered BY the Rufiian
, arms during the war ihall be reitosed to the
Grand Signor.
LONDON, ApyilI4. The Englifh maj
fers ana pilots OF the RuGian fquadro7, who
went from England under the command of
Rear Admual Elphinfone, and arc return
ed,hsve not been able to obtain their wages.
We are authorized to allure the public,
that an experiment is lhorily to be made
of a machine, invented by d.. Dominiceti,
of CheI:ea by which he engages to prove
that progilions may be dreiled for one thou
And perlenss in three hours time, with lsf
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

For the MAsSAcHUsETTS SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS,
It's Exce'lency the Governor Of this
- province, in his fpeech at the open
ing Of the prelent General AiI.mbly, tells
them, that " in conformity 10 the powers
and privileges granted BY the royal charter
they had been convened" at Cambridge
the mott candid contribution of which is,
that He had thought proper to exercie
bis ssUn judgment, and sgreeabiy to the let
ter as we'll as the ipirit of the charter.
whereby he is vetted with the f&l power of
converting, adjourning and proroguing the
ahembly as be @0H Judge nSe.Dary, he had
sOsU convened them at that place. What
ever might be the latent intentions
of the Governor, an infruetion from the
crown is Pradtsfly kept out of fight. The
Houle of Representatives, in direa anfwer
to the fpeech fay, that the converting the
aHembly at Harvard College is mea(ure
very grievous to them, that they fee no
necefity for it, and cannot fuppofe il is for
the public good, for which end alone the
powers vefted in the Governor are granted.
That they cannot without the great.f in
convenience proceed 10 buhnels there, and
that the continuance. of the aAembly at
that place, or out of the town OF Bolton,
will DC very great grievance, and an
undue exercile of his power. Not the leaft
hint is here given of theii fuppOing them
lelves to be held there by virtue of an in
fruetion, the mention of which had been
70 grievous to his Excellency before
and indeed it might have been foreign to
their purpofe of anfwering the fpeech, if
there had been any mention made of in
ftrueions, fnce bis Excellency declares
they were convened in eonformit1 to the ctar-
ter, which knows nothing of inifru6ions.
The Governor in reply, TO all 0ppsGr0ncs
in very placid temper, declares, that he
wifhes to avoid every thing which ihould
appear to them to be grievous he promif.-
es to take the fubjed matter of their an
fwer INTO confederation, and if it fhould not
appear to him to be neceilary that the snem-1
bly, fhould be continued out of the town of
Bottom he would remove them to that
place at the fame time be AYERS, that The
contribution bas made him tbs 1adgs of fuch ne.
GETTY, of which, if it ihould appear to himS
he will endeavour to convince them by a.
mother mefage. 1t is natural to conclude
either that his Excellency wa. then reIeafed
from any obligation to former inffrufion,
or that he himfelf was convinced that it
was rePugnant to the charter, and there
fore was determined to al the GsvsrssS,snd
make ule of bis stUa judgment, as the con-
ftitution had empowered him to do. Thus
matters food on the goth of May; when
every one was aattering himfelf with the
expectation of the court being again per-
mifted to fit in It's ancient place in Bottom,
(Which was given out by fome of his Ex--
csmoa reparticular friends) or at leaf that
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HWH ~
HE petition that was
prefented from the
City of London on
TueGday laif, for an
a4 to allow the inn
portation ofcorn, sc.
from the American
colonies, was ordered
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T U E S d A Y, June 8.
r q 6 T O N.

75is day Capt. Lyle Orrivsd from London,
BY 1Obom 1Ve haze tie }ol2spa1g
EUROPE AN INTELLIGENCE.
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of care,eHnc6, and treat them as fabes OF
antiquity, in which we are but little con-
cerned. We turn over few pages, are pleai-
ed with the relation of battles and feats OF
valour, clofe the book, and fuffer the impref-
fion to die away, not reAeeing that they are
beacsns to sU0,n poHerity, and teach pow
erful though filent lelon, which future peri
DDS fhould learn and apply. On the other
hand, by attending to their misforunes, we
NAV avoid our own, and by feparating what
was beautiful and noble in. their contributions
from what was detective, we may be able to
rai(e fuperRruaure that may be durable and
petmanent. In this view of hiffoTy, one OF
the mofi powerful infruetions it conveys is,
the consequences that inevitably follow GER
tain actions. Thefe as they might not at firif
have appeared fatal, were diiregarded. Ex-
perience fully difcloied them, and opened a
fcene of horror human prudence might not
have forefeen. Time has at length fully at
te(aed tina. the chain and connection between
thels caufes and effects, is inevitable and
certain. May this truth be imPreiied on this
people, and the moR happy, the mott falu-
taty consequences will enfue.
II is difficult to evince the truth of theie
oblervations from an INFECTION of the an
nails of the AGyrian, the Periian and the
more ancient monarchies of the world.
There does not leem to be any period in
their hiRory, when the people can be called
freemen, or when the government was any
thing but defpotic. The foundations Of the
Allyrian were laid very early, and were e.
reaed by force and violence. Nimrod by
the law of arms acquired sovereignty, and
laid the BATS of this empire in blood. The
people bred as il were from their infancy in
layery, became familiar and pleafed with their
condition, and having never tafed the
fweets of freedom, had no inclination to
prafp after them. Every faculty feems TO be
funk in lethargy, and if ever we meet with
any dilplay of genius, the fubjea renders il
difpuRing. The race of their Kings exhibit
|cenes Of cruelty and horror, and what
Nimrod founded with the fword, Nebuchad-
nezzar iupported with the dagger.
Leaving the hlftory OF theie dark ages, 70
men of a romantic turn of mind, who can a
mufe ,hemfelves with the tale of Gods, God
deiIes and the actions of heroes, whole illuf-
hious cruelty paved way to deity, let US
have recouIfe to the Roman contribution :
The truth of our remarks will now appear
in the mofi friking light. From the firft
confullhip of JuniusBrutus,to thofe unhappy
periods, when Sylla 6rR attempted andC@fsr
after him complicated the tragedy of Roman
freedom, a clutter of great meH and ferries
of noble Actions Preient themlelves to view.
Il was from the conduit of heroes in this Pc
riod, that in the name of aRoman every thing
virtuous and manly is contained. Perhaps
the annals of no nation can produce greater
infanees of psEiOtifm and every thing illuf-
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Vol. |. I.

For the MAssAcHUsETTs SPY.
The CEN TIN E L. No. XXXV.
1St Fortune, 1Obsn 6s meaSt to sUrsak her hate,
From foreign foes prsifrV'dt The Roman fate;
TO Rome herlelf for enemies .@e JSngbf,
AndRome herfelf her osVn dsf'Ht7isn SUrOHgbt'
RoMIs LUcAN.
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RoMIS LUCAN.

I is curious to obieTVe what
kind of attention, we in &C.
neral pay to the events of
paR ages. We read of the
rife of kingdoms and the
fall of empires with a degree
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Jult arrived, and TO be fold by
{. L O w E,
Ia Marfhal's Lane, Bottom,

In Marihars Lane, Bottom,
Near Thomas's Prlnring-ofice,
4 VERY large Afortment Of
1 - PaPer-Hangings of the newell pat
terms and bef colours, of various Prices.
Choice London Porter, Dorchefer,
Rlngwood, and BriRoI Beer, either Bottled,
or draughted in Eogfheads, Barrels, or By
The gallon,
N. B. MARers of Veaels PalTtneef;, o.
Others may 5s iupplied remarkable esr.s
for Cab. Cath given fei 3o;gss,
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M Q N D A y, July AZ.
B O S T, O N.

Tuefday morning, before the Court Of
Common Pleas for this county, McArs. Benz
jamin Hitchborn, William Tuder, John
Buckley and Jonathan Villains Aufin,
were respectively admitted to the oath ufual-
ly administered to qualify them for the prac-
tice of the Law in the Inferior Courts, after
being Handsomely recommended BY the gem
tlemen, under whom they had proiecuted
their REFLECTIVE fudies. sem III
Wednesday the Rev. MIR. Ala Dunbars
was ordained at Salem, paaor of the frif
church there, colleague with the Rev. MR.
Thomas Barnard /; the Rev. Mr.. Adams of
Roxbury began with prayer. /; the Rev. Dr.
Appleton of Cambridge preached fermon
fuitablc to the occsfion from Tim. H. s.
The Rev. MIR. Swain of Wenhsm prayed
and gave the charge and the Rev. MR.
Payfon Of Chellea gave the light hand OF
Fellowship. The gIea.eif order and deecn-
cy was Cbiefycd through the whole iolem-
nifty. - s,.r~
j., The. following is more particular &C.
count of The diIpute between the two Col
leaois AZ CharleGown, Souh Carolina, than
what we have already publifhed. Upon the
deceafe of MIR. Hughes, late Cole aor there,
the Governor appointed Mr.. HatIey to fnc-
coed him; after which Mr.. Roupell received
adaptation from IRE Board Of Commiiion-
ers at Bottom appointing him to thass flee,
and after taxing the ul0aloashss took pof-
fefIion of it, and did buineE. Upon the
Governors return from the frontiers, he di-
rcaed Mr.. Haley TO refome-ste duties ofhis
office. Mr.. Roupell looking upon his own
appointment to 6e.a legal: oRe, refafed to
give upihe ofice, and both Collectors did
buiineis as they were applied to, each difput-
ing the authority of the other, and MIR. Rou-
ptll that of the Governor. Some Ccpncils
were held upon this oocalion,i in ccniequence
whereof Mr.. RouPeli was fufpendco, add
Ms, HALEY received few OomniGio"
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MASS Acf5UsETTs SPY. for i77s:
S T URD Y, July IS.
3 O S I O N.

ZRLL, the place talked of for the reiidence
Of the Queen Of Denmark, is the capital of
Duchy of that name, fi,uated on the river
Alter, in Germany, where the Puhfe falls p-
to it, IS miles foutb from Lunenboug, TWEEN
~ eight miles north from Hanover, and
twenty FIVE north eaif from Brunfwick. The
palace is iquare building, adorned with
pleafant gardens, orchards, and grotios, ia
moated round, and was built in I48s.
DIED.] Mrs. TapliHe, wife Of Mr.. E.
benezer Taplife.-Rober Hayes, lon Of
Capt. Hayes,aged ~ AT Lexington, Mrs.
Ruhama Brown, widow of the late Deacon
Joieph Brown of that pIace.-At MaIfhheld,
John Gooch, EGq; late of this town.
Providence, July I'll. Saturday laR
two horfes were truck dead by lightning at
Exeter meeting houfe, Immediately after
their riders had alighted. -
The fame day fix iheep were killed by
lightning at Killingly.
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From The NEWPORT MERCURY.


Y MIND to let you no read news pa.
per (ome times, when. come to town
to Eel bafkets,-then larn what foxes are
DUNG in the world, read the wars difurb-
ems amung naihons and iuch things as that,
tother day read tire or fore papers crate
dele talk one Mr.. Legislator about giving
juges falery to make dem honeff. Hob
laid | Mony make honeR man No Mr.,
Southwick tel MIR. Leg;lator mony never
made honef man, yet font due, lawyers
git CRATE dele mony, yet no more honeft for
all dat ; he tel US kePe in JUICES CRATE vile
make um no law better, very well, how he
do dat J Can he kepe in fembly five or fix
years ellie be iend to king to put in juges 70
give up all charter right away When one
fembly make law no like Medes and Pe,fi-
ans, next fembly mock UNI all in head frawl
dat poh Mr.. Legiaator Better done
nonGenle, think ftmbly better take the
lawyers in hand, chufe fore or five in the
coliny and make tothers hold tongue; if
they do know how to wolk let them 90
catch whale, they cunnin nuf let fembly
chufe out bef lawyers there is Mr.. H-n-.
n mn, Mr.. R-bb-fn, MIR. NJ rfh-nt, Mr..
Ell-r-, Mr.. DIR. Br-df--d, good men nuf
for lawyers, they no mind fqaw nither. /
-----4 T. 81 -----
ball fore UNI, be talk dele bout party, very
bad thing indede, think he going to make
party comcritc away, give JUICES CRETE dele
money he want be juge bimeby him .felf.
Now Sir you print this Jet him con6der lit
tie, and you'll bIige pore Indian
SIMON NUN
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To &c. L E IT,

10 be L E It,
4 STORE, very convenient. for
II ENGLISH GOODS, and well Gu-
atSd, Enquire Of the Printer.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
ia M. HU T G HIN SO N.
SIR,

\ going over your adfiira-
bic MeGage a few times
proceeding the writing Of
my laf, | concluded the
bulk of it to conGft Of mat
ter 70 often hacknied ,halhed
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T H u R S D A Y, April 10.
B O S T o N.
Extra9 of a letter from Sandwich.

Extra1 Of letter from SANDWICH.
CT Oblerve what you FAY in regard to the
neceiIity of having new Iiea-
furer, and agree with you that Mr..
Philips is an unexcePtionable gentleman to
fuitaln that Office. But being largely con-
cerned in trade and ieemingly dilinciined to
public buhnels, | am doubtful whether he
would accept if chofen ;however you are the
beR Judge Of that matter.
Much has been faid for feveral years paft
of the necefity of feeling to the bottom OF the
chef, and il has been thrown out, that be
the prefent trealurer ever 70 good man, it
is high time the province and he ihould come
to a fettIement. Indeed our Governor
when Chief Jufice, about four years ago,
on The circuit here, dining with the Court
at MIR. Couon's, urged this matter ffrongly,
and initanced the cafe of a Trealurer
in New York, uppOfed Of great fortune,
aud obtaining fair character, who had
enjoyed the poG many years, and at his
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Imported in the Captains Calsf Folgier,
sc. from London, and TO be fold, very
reafonabIY, by
JOSIAH WATERS, & SON,
Az their Shop in Anne Rreet, near the
Draw-Bidge, Bottom, by Wholelale or
Retail, ageneral Aflortment of
PAINTS, OYLS, &c.
OF the bsif kinds, prepared, or otherwlie,
for Houfe or Ship Painting,
Brulhes, Tools, Leaf-Gold, sc.
DEEPER by the bag or leis, and
L Spices of all forts II, IS and 10 inch
I'd Pipes, Hunter ditto, Window Glaf',
Putty, Split Peas, Florence Oyl,s Kllmar-
mock Caps, Klppen's Snuff, Englfh LOAF
SUGAR, Muhard, Glafs WaIe, No. 4 and
No. II Pins, beft Velvet CORKS, Glue,
Salt-Petre, WooL-CARDs, Alum, Cop
peras, Ground Redwood, Logwood, Otter,
Sleeves, bsft French Indigo, Bohea and Hy-
lon Tea, Chocolate warranted, New-Eng-
land Rum, sc. Cream colouIed Ware,
A few hogfheads Of SALT.
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death wa; found near thirty thcufand pounds
of their currency in arrears. This nc laid
might ferve as warning to any other pro-
vince to beware C. q like misfurrune. Bot,
as the houle have repeatedly appointed COM
mittees TO examine the Treafurer's accounts
and las I have been informed have found tho
chef balanced them by fair tail. ] thosId
think the objection much takenoff, unleis Won
credit the fuegefNons of fome, that his
friends might aiilt him in preparing the
chef for hicb rquiGrion. And lhOuld this
be the cafe (which hope is not true) hls
bondfmen and not the province mutt be the
fufferers; and undoubtedly the province has
taken good care refreeng the ciIcuDifance'
of the bondlmen.
sit is mean to intimate that Mr.. Gray has
any dependence On tn governors nega;iv-
ing any other perfon the houfe fhould pre-
fent TO fucceed him, as neither the governor
nor Mr.. Groy can be iuPPoied capable OF
fuch an action on any terms.
We hear that young woman, at koxeury
on Sunday night lah, delivered herielt OF a
child, which was found murdered Ioon after,
The friends and intimates of +
H---n have been pleafed TO declare IN
private converfatiCn, that there ale but few
writers and enemies to the preient AdmInIf-
tration, and hyperion part OF the province
Join in ientiments With his E---y: Ii
this has afforded any conlolaton 10 his E-y
and encouraged his Z" tranfmittlng in re-
gular manner, all applications" TO bi5 MIMI
terioI matter, he may alter his opinion as
foon as he peafes, and ref aiiured, that c.
very GHtere lover of his country deiPifes has
fenrIments and actions, which are conteinp-
tible in the eyes of all honef men.
We hear from Cambridge, that the hon.
houie of Representatives havingsmefe an
alteration in the Superior Courfatime of
fitting, voted that this act Aoud be pub
lifhed in ALL theBoffon newspapers, which
was tent to the upper houie for their aiient,
but was returned non-concurred with this
amendment,t that il be publifhed in DrGprs
and all the Msnd1y's newspapers, BY Which
the i" dry Spy" sUsHld be fxffHdsd] upon this
the houie unanimously agreed to adhere to
their former vote.
Hstb nature of fbsI. under The ini9afnes
sfizRrnf7isns from an abandoned minJfEr, to
Be gf5sdy Of an opportunity to ylblt0 Their malice
agSirRHt Liberty Of FREE PRESS I;
5af 6Si(knssUn, " UNDAUNFED BY 7y-
EasE4SDe'H DIE ar Be FREEF"
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John BARRETT and SONS,


Beg leave to scquaint their cuRomcrs and
Others, that they have again opened
A R E T A L S H 0 p
On an entire new fupply; coniiiting of
4 Very neat and elegant aiort-
n ment in every kind of INDIA and
EUROPEAN GOODS, fuitabje for the
fea(on, and purchaied upon fuch terms in
England, as enables them to fell, as they
determine to do, 70 very low for Cath only,
as lhall render it every ones intereft to deal
with them, and put it out of the power ct
any lhopkeeper or merchant in town or
country to underieIl them.
ConRant attendance will be given and
the 6nallefi favours gratefully acknowledged.
They have ALTO jua imported large and
compleat aaortment for
w H o L E S A l. E,
70 that their old friends and others who ihall
be pleafed to favour them with their cuff
tom, may be fuppied as uluals 'inall that
variety aud to all that advantage they can
resfonably deiite. -
Ia additea to the above, they are iHdsit7
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April IL

And < u / L. L Il " OOO >,
to fell by wholeiae and retail, Of the arrival
of which they will give the earIieG notice in
m advertisement.
Their preient fupply principally confifs of
the following articles, viz.
New falhioned brown, purple, green
and blue Englifh Damasks.
Very faihionable and genteel brocaded and
firiped, changeable cloth -cooured, white,
grey and black Mantuas and Lu,eHrings.
Green, cloth. coloured and grey Ducapes. .
Figured and plain rich Satilns and PeloDgs,
of all colours.
Wide and narrow Pertains and Sarinets, in
grest variety.
8ths. and yard wide black and white dreil-
ed and undrened p ain ara figured Gauzes.
Black and white P4rifner and Gaigut.
A beautiful Allotment Of Ribbons.
Gallons and other Stay Trimmings.
Yellow Hollands. Stay Tick.
Tiffany, Bombazeen and Hat Grape.
Figured Modes, pink and blue.
A very elegant Collection Of CaIicoes, Clint
yes and Patches, effectively ichesp and
beautiful Patterns. ~
Striped Ginghams.
A great Variety of Bengsls, and Penlafcoes.
Cambrcks and Lawns of every width and
price, remarkably low.
A prime Allotment of figured, fpottcd,
/ fprigged and checked Stufs.
Yard wide Brilliants.
Plain and figured Poplins.
Powered and plain RuAels.
Plain and flriped Candles and Cambleteens,
Durants, Tammies, Shallons and Calaman-
Goes of all colours.
Women's black Velvet.
Manchester ditto, andVelveretts. Cartoons.
3. 4ths. 7 .8ths. and yard wide Checks Of all
Prices. Apron ditto.
Scotch Lawns of all Prices.
Renting Handkerchief, ditto. fome very fine.
Aprons of very pretty Patterns, and uncom-
monty cheap.
Yard wide and half yardCrapes of all colours.
Bedticks. Draw-Boys.
Pain and figured EveraAings.
French and Englilh Paper and Wax Neck
aces, fome very neat.
Needles. Pins, No. II, 81, 4 and a.,
Pound ditto, &c. Brais Packets.
A univedal aGorment of Writing Paper.
Blue and White Bonnet ditto.
Ink powder. Waters.
Broad Cloths of all kinds.
German SeIges,o of the mof fashionable med
ley colours. Blue and black ditto.
Beautiful imbohed ditto.
Baize of all widths and colours.
Bath and Beaver Coatings, ditto.
Yorklhire Plains.
Outfits. Shsggs. Ratteens.
Worried and hair Piulh,
Oznaburghs,
Chipt Hats and Bonnels,
Very cheap Dowlas If all numbers,
g 4ths and 7. 8ths Garix,
A very fine afiortment Of lrih Linens re-
markable low,
A great variety of thread and blond Laces,
Fans of all forts,
Nuns and coloured Thread of all numbers.
Holland and diaper Tapes,
A general and large fupPly of quality and
ihoe bindings,
Ferrets and Gatherings,
Sewing Silks of all colours.
Alamodes,
Linen and ttonHandkerchiefs Of all prices.
Culgee, Bandanoe, Barcelona andgauze do.
All kinds of worried Hofiery,
Thread, cotton and fix ditto,
Leather Mtts and Gloves of all forts,
Buttons and Twif of all colours,
Silk and hair and mohaIr ditto,
Worried Caps,
TaPfeIs, NeCkanees and cotton Romals,
Shirt Buttons, -.
Silk and worfiedSagathies CordedDmothy,
Cambrck and iheer Mullins,
Striped Hollands,
Silk Damalcus and Soofees,