The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-09-24


that court, to defray the expences incurred
by the war. And 3dly. thar the Pore
lhall enter into mott folemn engagement
not to interfere any more in the affairs OF
Poland.
TubI8. Yeferday the bank OF England
began paying their dividend.
Iniy 20. II is now no lecret, that NUM-
bers of our ihip carpenters daily emigrate to
Spain, with their families and apprentices,
under pretence of taking Their pafage to Gil
bralter and Minorca. The perlon who fent
us the above article of intelligence, aiures us,
that within thefe two years certain nip
wright has conveyed above forty arlihcers in
the above manner, who are now employed
IN his Catholic Majefiy's yards at Cadiz.
EDINsuRoH, JuB I3. We are infor-
med from undoubted authority, that credit
for 10000 /. ffering has been lately grant.
ed by the bank of Eoga for the ufe of a
great houie in this city. That before this
credit was granted, their affairs were examin-
ed into, from whence il appeared that they
are pollefled of real efates greatly exceeding
all their engagements, belides large fortune
employed in different branches of trade.
| he intelligence afo'ded univerlal iatlsfac-
ton and the general toaH here is, prof
perity tothe Bank of England"
LONDON, I0y al. YeHerday arrived a
mail from New York, which was brought
by the Harriet packet, Capt. Oake, after a
pahage of thirty i've days.
A gentleman juf arrived from Marleilles
informs, that two frigates of war and four
xebecks are now fitting up there, BY an or
der from Court, intended to tranlpot body
of French uoopsto America.
They write from South Carolina, that fs-
ven Indian men and FIVE women, of the Che.
rokee nation, were lately baptized there, hay-
log come upwards Of $50 miles for that
purpofe.
IaJ "a. BY letters from Cothca we
learn, that the French King has appointed
the Marquis of Monte MAYard, Governor
of that lland, with falary of 10000
ivets. s
Extr067 eff litter fvom CogGantinspI, June 3.
" The Porte hath received very agreea-
bic piece of intelligence. The z4th of laif
month three couriers arrived here from Cal
70 with Gifpasches, advifng, that the army of
Ally Bey, which was to act agalnff Maho-
med Aboudsab, his lon in law, TO the Said,
under the command of nine Beys, hath
been entirely defeated by the latter. Ally
Bey not feeling any means of re eifabllihing
his affairs, and fearing to fall into the hands
of the conqueror, reloIved to abandon Cairo,
and carry off his creatures. Unfortunately
for him, iome Arabs, being informed of his
cataRrophe, fell on his little uoop and made
him priloner but he regained his liberty,
by paying a ranfom of 10000 Venitian fe-
gums, after which he, continued his fight
with thoie who accompanied him, hut we
know not yet what rout he has taken, nor
the place to which he deligns to retire.
|. Exna6 Of letter from Holland.
{" Inc only confederacy of any import
ancs now fulfilling, is in the neighbour
hood of Crzcow, ana it rendered very
remarkable by being Imported by two fe-
male warriors of dittinetion the one the
Counties Potockn, and the other the
Countefs de Minlzech, daughter to the late
Count de Bluhl. Theie two famous Ia
dies command in perfon, and are contnu-
ally harrafiing the enemy by 0irmifhes in
the night TIM. I he Auitrian General at
Cracow TENT them a mefienger, politely re-
quoting that they would quit the. field be-
tore he ihouId beobliged to proceed to ex-
trcmities but they returned Tor anfwer,
that they were ready to receive him in any
way he pleafed."
On Monday fome dispatches arrived in
town from the Hon. William rryon, Go
vernon of New-Yoik.
We are credible informed thai the