The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-07-09

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deputies were lent 10 them to reque't their
departure, but the former thinking them
fclyes iirong enough, refuied to leave the
country after feyeral alterations they came
to blows, when the Ufbeck Tarlass were
driven away, leaving 7 or 500. killed and
wounded, beGdes carrying off fome who
were wounded on carriages. This happen
ed at the end of September but in the iPrlng
following they returned, in number about
100000 headed by their Kans. The Chi
neie Tartars being Informed oft, and being
Joined by fome of the Emperor OF China's
troops, went out, gave them battle, and de-
feated them, after killing and wounding up.
wards of 5000, among whom were leveral
Kans they llkewile took great number
of wagons The Chine(e had about zoco
killed and 2soo wounded This battle was
fought on the 18th of AguR I77I."
NAY 4. We are well ahured that fri
gate and yacht are now fitting out, and TAX
ing in proyiIions for Copenhagen, TO bring
over Great Patronage, who, it is certain,
will not go TO Eel, but return 10 Cn2'Ahu'
II was on Thur(day reported in the pur-
lieus of St. James's, and at the houtes OF
two or three great perfons in Administration,
that the Queen of Denmark, iince ihe had
the offer made her Of perpetual impriion-
ment, or perpetual baniihmsnt, has abloute-
~ declared herGef tor the former, unlels ihe
is 6ra brought 10 the fpeech cfthe King her
huiband: and that lhe will never leave the
kingdom of Denmark, if not compelled TO it
without previouAy obtaining that interview.
Extra1 of letter from Berlin, AprH IL.
{" The Engliih Charge des AfAlres, NJ
Burner, is returned from Potldam, where he
has been TO take leave of his Majeay, and is
to return to London in few days. On the
9th of June the French refugees will hold
their Jubilee, as it will be juf 100 years,
Gnce they had permfion to iettle in the
PruGian dominions, and exercife their Teligl-
on. The King has declared, that as long
as he lives he will grant them his protection.
A medal is truck upon this occalion, with
interruption {" agile donle a la Fol par la
Charlte"
A foreigner, Of great chemical knowledge,
has within theie few days applied to the foci-
ETY. of arts. manufactures, and SdmmeiosS
for reward of making potable gald, a dlt
covery which, it is spprehendeSe will tuEpi
out greatly to the benefit of manEind1-H 30
VIENNA, + MetrspaAs Of Germaay,] AprI
Is. A Courier is arrived from Coniiant
nopIe, with the news that an armiRice be-
tween Rufia ahd the Porte was agreed on
and concluded the 9Th of Taft month.
ROWE, Abr78. The Duke of Gloucef-
ter continues to enjoy good fate ofhealIh:
His Royal Hghneis went laf Monday to
Albano, Riccis, GeHzono, Cattle Gandoifo,
and Morino, and returned in the evening,
after having viGed the antique monuments
that are preGerved there, and which bring to
remembrance the fplendor Of ancient Rome.
CcPsNHAoEN, AtyI 10. On Sunday
laR the Board of Inquilition afcmbled at
the cattle, and on the following day the
fate priloners were again examined in the
citadel. The councillors appointed to
plead the cauie of the Counts de Struenfee
and Brandt have requefed, ard obtained a
delay, OF flop of proceedings, for eight days.
The fate Of the fate prifoners greatly engrof-
es the attention of the public, who wait with
impotence for the iflue of their trials.
I hree couriers have arrived this week from
London.
LONDON, May 4. Sir Charles Whit
worth reported in the Houfe- of Commons,
the amendments made to the bill for allow
ing the fee importation of rice from his Ma
iefty's colonies in America, which was a
greed TO Ordered to be engro1ed
DEF, ned the bill for the relief of Protel-
tant d Henters tIll Tueidsy.
Friday laf Lord North, in the Houfe of
Commons opened the Budget, and it is now
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