The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-04-09
7 NUMB. 50

he King, after numbe IS oppreihons pa
ntly fubmi ted 70, routed at length he
rlt cf an injured people in defence OF their
berry and laws that they had frequently
Piled for. .edreis Of gesyarcss had of
pe,itioned' for their rights, and uied 81
method of periuaiion ADD remembrance
out fuccefs, before they had recourfe to
mcafures, which fenie OF their jung
(pued, and ncceGity efficiently juRihed
to every unprejudced perfon this a
for rebellion will appear as groundd
is bafc. Their complaints proceeded
their pretended grievances, and contI
ter thole grievances were redrehed.
felt indeed one, which TO men of d
will ever be real grievance the c
mcnt of Epiicopacy in the church,
narchy in the itae, of both which
yelling principles were equally fully
" In vain lhall we look for the
of theic evils from any real or
grievances, from any undue firctch
negative, from any abufe of Royal
{ hole favourite topics upon which thu
mics of our contribution, 70 vehemenh
claim. No, whatever colours theie pre-
ces might lend to rebellion, the ground w
of it was more deeply laid in the principe''
the times, in TIE Eaetious veil, aad turv
fpirit of men, devoted to enthuGafm, phi ,
and madnels.
" And while we behold the bright r.
blance CT thofe Princely virtues, whii
dorned the Royal martyr, now filming
in The perlon of our gracious Soyereig
us earneilIy addrcfs the Throne of
that the guilt of an ungratefuI abandonrd
people, may not caufe this fun TO be witt
drawn from US, nor quench the light
Ifsel."
Mrs Lutuell, filter to her Royal Highnel
the Duchels of Cumberland, was yeitcrdd
refuGed admitance into the gallery of III
Houfe of Commons.
On Thur(dsy the Hon. Charles Jane
Fox, (ccond fon to Lord Holland rehguet
his place as one the Lords of the Admi
ralty.
february "a. Our correspondent at Vi
emma Whites, that they are carrying on all
forts of preparations for an approaching war,
with interchangeable diligence and zeal; and
they are daily Completing their regiments
and filling their military magazines to the
utmof perfection.
Had not Count Rantzau interpreted, it i
beyond doubt that tire Queen of DenmarE
would have fallen (4cri6ce TO an enraged
populace.
A fccond revolution is every day expected
to take place in Denmark.
The Pnncefs Dowager, it is faid, fent
7oool. to Colonel Keith, as ihe expreiles il
for his RandIng forth in behalf of the inno-
cent, by the Private medenger who came by
the way of Goucnburg and Leith.
A correspondent wonders, that as the
late Princefs Dowsg RS vi tues to have
been 70 manifold, her Royal Highnes never
found in her heart - pay her late hollands
debts, which would have iaved many honeit
people from ruin.
february as. On Saturday fets of
veal were fold in Horny ane market, at the
very exuavagant price of fhilling pourd.
1t is pity fomsthing is not Immediately
done by Parliament, to redrce the price of
provilions, as the poor, who have large ia
miles, are actually in danger of farVing.
Our old correspondent at Paris shures
us, that remark able coIdnefs appears be-
tween the courts Of Verfailles AMI that of
Madrid, infomuch that bis Catholic Ma
rays AmbaHador had actually requeited
his recall.
Mr.. Charles Fox pubiickIy aGures all
his friends, that though he has refiyned his
Office, he will not 90 into oppoGti1n ; bis
quarrel being only with the miniIter, saI
= AZ u,:.h The Kinn'a meafurea.