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

a,ely on being cxpofed TO the air. lie has
made many othrr ditco&iies of tombs, me-
dals, &c, at Nalio and Mile, as well as IN
80 "LoMpos, Hpnla7. Pcivate letters from
Inc continent remark, that though an arm
iAcc is agreed on, and acongreis laId to be
auAointed to be held at Buchar in Wa'achia,
br,ween the Ruilians and the Porte yet
both ihoie powers continue with unremnt'Hg
aiIiduity to take every neceiiary pFecAutioon,'
as t preparatory TO renewal OF hoi'i-
lities. 81
Thew write from Paris tha, the court has
tent orders to Toulen to fit out all the ih'Ps
of war there for fea Immediately.
O,dersare fentfromMadrid to each OF their
fea potts to prepare all their ihipS OF war Tor
fea as Goon as pohbe. =.
Horil2S. Letters from Quebec mention
that 1900 native Canadians had lately left
that province, and gone to fettle at Cayenns'
S., Lucia. and other French colonies.
HbyH 20. We are aiIured from good
authority that the Parliament will rlie on
'Tuelday, the I'D Of June nexs, and not
before.
To morrow the following bill will be TAX
en- under confederation by theHouie OF COM
mons The bill for the more effecfual reoo-
very Of ,i,hes, and other eccleflaitical dues
from the People called Qaaker'. -,
Iii faid, that chapter of the mott noble
order of the garter will be held on Monday
next at ST. J4mes's, in order to invet Lord
North with the dignity thereof.
A correfpondent informs US that the prl-
Vae accounts from Ireland are filed with the
national dlcontents, and real milerles, OF the
people Of that kingdom.
IbriY 20. Struenfee's fate will be deter
mined on, being found guilty of Poiloning'
and an a2 Of les criminal nature.
A correspondent at Paris, who returned
there The night before aft from the fair OF
Frankfort upon the Oder, fays, agreeable TO
the laws and ufages of that town, he went to
the Kings Cuffom- houle for permit, to let
pas (uch goods as he had bought at that far !;
when, to his great furprile, the Commiiary
told him, he muif fra make an affidavit OF
the real lums of money the different articles
coR him, before he could have the deiired
beymif. The French merchant readily made
the affidavit, but inGead of having permit
10 pats his merchandise, he was informed
by the Commillary, that theKing (ofPruaia)
his mater, had laid an indulto of thirty three
Der cent, on all kinds OF Merchandise bought
at that fair and, that if the French mer-
chant was unwilling to pay that induIto, his
Ffdnian Majeay had given the CommifiaIy
orders to pay him the prime colt OF his goods.
This Frenchman adds that being unwilling
TO contend with the King, who feemed de-
termined at all events to have the goods at
prime coR, he re'inquifhed them to the
Pru6ian CommiiIary, rather than be ar the
farther expence of paying thirty three per
cent. for them more than they at init colt
him. The letter concludes by obferVing,
that the King Of Pruiia exs6ted the fame IN
dulto on all other Merchants, Of what nation
or Kingdom hever.
8ythe la,elt advices from Scicily, Mount
E,,na threw out fuch quantity of cindeTs
and flames during the lalt month, that ;he
fields upwards ct three leagues round were
entirely ruined. Several ihocks of earth
ouakss have llkewifs been felt in that
country.
May I. A certain greatrady isto make
her 6ii public appearance at court tby per-
milton on the approaching birthday, for
which occaiion a magnificent fuit of jewels
is belpoken. .e
Some beautiful famples of Tie Gotten ma
nufattory, now carrying on in Philadelphia,
have lately been imported which are much
admired. 80. 81.
There is an account from Befaf, that on
the 10th infant, at night, number of per-
fous cut and manned upwards of 2oobnllocks
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