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

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Couacil will b. removed.
The Dukes of Northumberland and St
Albans tViH be in the new admlniits alton ::
Lord Saelburne will nat.
Lord rownihend will be in the n,tO ad-
mInlitration Lord Chatham will nat !;
Lord Camden will nOf--at leaf till Lord
Mansfield re,irrs.
Sir George Mccartney, who is very foon
to come over from ireland, will c,rtainy
be nominated ambalIador to Rufiia.
We hear The terms offered the Ducheh
OF Cumberland, TO renounce her public ii
tie, are, ten thoufand pounds in money, ant
four thoufand pounds year jointure +; u.
Taft being the fame FUN which has b en-
lettled on the Counties of WaIdez, ave
This proPofal has been rejected.
1t is beyond doubt, that cer.ain men,
Der of Parliament, lately dece2 ed, COM
mitted an AngGeijm, II fee~ on bis re-
turn from ride, he dee ed his tervant
to prepare for drefIing t'ni. The man &C
cordingly left him for nat purpole. 1t a.
bout half an hour after, fervant going in :
to the yard Jaw h; mater, 1.-THE fable door
being open) g,Pended by a cord clo(e to
one OF the E2sks. Shocked at 10 unexpec-
ted and terrible fight, the poor man was
at tifft deprived of every faculty recover
ing, however, in few minutes, he called
rwpeople la the kitchen when being heard
B Seoachman belonging to Mifs Brown,
of4. Mary Axe, who had called to fee
9ne1Sf Mr.. FPS (efvants, he ran up fairs
and cut him down. Three furgeons were
Immediately tent for, by one of whom he
was bed, and afterwards put into warm
bed. Their endeavours to refore him to
life were unhaPpily without fucceE, not
withdrawing every part of him wac warm,
except his hands, when be was cut down.
The Kitty, Shaw, from Liverpool to
Virginia, is totally loft off Cape Charles.
January ~. By letters from Captain
Vandervold, of the Middleburgh fnow,
lately arrived at Rotterdam from St. Euc-
tztia, we learn, that being on the Spaniih
Main, on the G 9Th of Augutt Taft, he was
boarded by guarda Gotta, the crew of
which gro1y infulted him and his people,
and carried the fnow into Carthagena,
where he wan detained three days, under
pretence of his being concerned in 4 con-
traband trade, before Don Juan de Soils,
the Lieutenant Governor, allowed him to
depar: There were upwards of 400 fub-
ieets OF Great Britain confined in the for
treis when Capt. Vandervold came away,
mott of whom, he fays, were in want Of
the common mechanics of life.
We are defred to inform our readers,
that on Tuefday night laf dispatches ar
rived in a great Office at the welt end of
the town, confirming the late account that
a large Spanifh ihip of war had carried a
number of imalI Britilh trading veiels to
Cuba, on pretence of an illicit trade.
When one of his Priyy Councillors told
Oliver Cromwell, on his being about to
conclude treaty with theCourt OF France,
that they never kept their word /" let
them do az they think proper" faid he,
81 it is my buEnefs to look to that If they
are not willing to k1p sbHir sOsrd, it is my
duty TO make them do il. The cafe is
now altered for the Court Of Spain for
gets its pr'mjjfI to Great-Britain at leaf
once every month and when our NJ nifer
remonfrates with them for it, " be bstn
they will conG1er of their infraefion of
treaties and of peace, and djSVSw what
they have DONE"
On Tuefday morning died. at bis feat
at theGrange in Hamplhire, the right hon.
Robert Henley, Earl of NOrthington, Lord
Henley, Baron of Grange, Lord Lieute-
nant and Culios ROtulorum of Hants, Re-
corder of Bath, and a Governor of the
Charter-Houfe, and late Lord High Char
cellot of Great Britain.