The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-23


"a, he have no quart cultadar, but he fend
me fmallef he have"
Whereas No. LXXXVI ofthe WhlfPer-
CT has made great noife in the kingdom'
and hnce iome commend and others condemn
it, think it my duty to inform the pubic
thatI am writing the wholc account OF the
6reat Por,imouh, &c. sc. to Mr.. Moore,
to be by him publilhed weekly in faid paper :
and as intend to flick as near to facts as pOi-
ible, once for all here delirc every Per'on
who can contradict me IN the leaf OF thee
depoliti ms, to do it in public paper, ign
their names and will anfwer them: 1t not,
they mutt expect no anfwet, but that ihad
treat them with the contem1, iuch villains
delerve And aiIurs the puollc THAI no,
thing Will be advanced but what will bear
the hricteit lcfutiny, and no perion, however
exalted, will eicape where / have PIcois o.
the facts ] am. the publio's moi obedI-
ent humble feryant, JONATHAN BRlTAIN
O6o6er q. Private letters nom Holland,
BY Tuefday's mail, FAY, that 'hry have jutt
received advice that the x no IT Pru.iia IS raj
fing forces in every pant Of his domlnons
The fame letters add that the Queen Of siun
gary, Jealous Of the deiigns Of bis Prufiaa
Msiehy, has ordered all her frontier towns 10
be arongly garrifcned, and has taken every
neceflary ifep to prevent any part OF her
kingdom being fuddenly attacked.
Oadbw 20 1t is whifpeted that govern
ment has an intention of claiming the pro-
vince oiMaryland as an efcheat to the Crown.
on account of inue falling in The line OF the
late Proprietary.
NsUea5e, s. We earn By letters Of au-
thoGty, that the Empefs of RuiGa has lately
tranimitted TO the Court Of Vienna her ait
refolution relative to the pecihcaton with The
Grand Signor and that ihe agrees to give
up ali the conquered counties, upon cOnditl-
on that the expences ct the waf are re-im6ur
fed her. 1t is ahcrte@ tina. thefe lait proPo-
fals are entirely difapp5oved by the Court oil
Vienna, and it is fupPOled the conclufion Of
peace depends more upon the will of certain
foreign powers, thanupon that ofthe two BEL
nEStSiit OhSo'
Some few weeks paR, an acquaintapee9I
Burke's went early into his room, w6cih in
fead of frding in bed, he difcovered AaEeP BY
his table, with fevcrAl papers aboutShEaA
Burke having been up all night. Cufioiity
led the perlon TO look upon the papers, and
he foon perceived one to be an unhnihed
3mius, which when Burke awoke be very
carefully concealed.
We are aaured that a very fpirited remon.
france is preparing, and with which Nj. iar-
ris, our Miniaer at Madrid, will iet OCT for
that Court in few days. He is commanded
TO demand a categorical anlwer respecting
the deiignS of the Spaniayds in South-Amerl-
ca and the Wet Indies, ano to know who
ther the Court of Madrid contenances the
proceeding of Guarda Cofas in tina; part of
the world. Prince Manareno fent of an
traordinary Courier on Thurfday night to
Madrid, after having bad long conference
wt;h Lord Soffolk, relative, it is thought, to
the prelent critical pofure of affairs in South
America.
A fquadron of Ten fail of the line in prepa-
ring to be fent to guard our fettements in the
Welf-Indies two regiments are to be en-
baked for Jamaica.
We hear that very Great Patronage, at
the ntcrcelion of his Comfort intends to iet
apart an hour three times week for receiv-
ing all petitions that may be preiented
to him.
The profpe6 of war feems to increafe
daily, as the ufual diilimulation is kept up
by Am5aA1dors, wnIe military and naval
preparations go forward with great Vigour.
Novemb1 II. Yesterday afternoon ano-
ther expreiS arrived from his Royal HIghneis
his Duke of GlouceRer at Leghorn, which
not only confirms the former agreeable and
pleaiiag account of his being thought to be
out of danger, but ikewile of being entirely