The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-07-09
THURS DAY, July 9, 1772.

VIZ h~SA H1uiu uS @OuWSiHs dHucu, " tDcY
would Join in an application to the Danih
court to deliver up the Qocen to the Englfh
minieer, who would conduct her to Zell,
which has been compiled with. Without
metaphor OF exasgeration, fhe may be iutiy
called The Meiiaina of Denmark.
A Letter fromConfantinople, dsledMar
Io, iays, "a fqaadron is fitting out to op
pofe the enemy's projects in the Black Sea,
and ieVeral thoufand workmen are tent to
the S;regh,s Of CJnaantinop.e, to repair the
forts and 10 ete6 new batteries and entrench
menis, in order to make thoie Strelghts as
orm,jable as the Dardanelles.
A correspondent fays the following may
be depended on: Every thing is sccomoda-
ted with the court of Denmark. Two men
OF war are ordered TO fai Immediately to
Copenhagen With fevetal officers Of his Ma
jeitys houfhod on board to conduct the
Queen OF Denmark 10 Patstz, from thence to
Hanover, where lhe is to refide during life.
Lord Mansfield Continues to preiide in the
houie of Peers for the Lord Chancellor, on
account OF the great number of petitions his.
Lordthp was TO i.es,, they amount TO up
wards of one hundred and Gxty, the grealeit
number ever remembered.
Lord North yeiterday opened the budget
in the houle of Commons Lottery was
propoied TO be fublcribed for by thoie who
I'D three per cents. to have four tickets a,
/ I'M Nos. ticket out OF every hundred and
4dE j money, which will be COL. for every
! HceC/snd no gentleman to iubicrlbe more
man 100000. the iubicription to be opened
on Monday, and to be kept open ill the 9Th
inf. when he hoped be ihould be abe to pay
oft million and hail. Mr. Blu ke, and
the rett of the minority objected TO fome
parts Of Lord Norh's fpeech efpeciing the
finances. Sir Charles WhitwoIih, who was
in the chair, is to make report to the hOule
this day.
BY avote of the houfc Of commons pahed
this day, directions are given to the Bank Of
England to receive the content of the pIoprl-
etors OF the three per cent. ConioldAt.d
snnuiIes, AND the reduced three per cent.
Annuires payable there; and aIfo of the old
South sea and new South sea annulties, and
of annultIes granted Ammo 1854, to fubicribe
their ttock upon the terms therein mentioned.
We hear, ,hat the Spanilh ambAiiador now
here, is thonly to be recalled, and thai he
will be iucceeded by the Duke de Vllhar
moia lately arrived here.
ExHaS7 ef a hner from Copenhagen.
g Part Of the account IN the London prints
relating to oor Queen is true. You mutt
know, our attorney general acted with great
fpirit IN the trial, and dweIt much upon the
part the King has acted in this buhnels. He
reminded them that the King was not the
proiecator, though the offence was aledged
sgAlrlt hun nay, his msjehy did not &C
cuie, but declared he was fstlshed with the
Queen I; he confeiisd he though, htr too good
a woman for him, and acknowledged that
he had long iInce been convioced, that he
was not man good enough for her and
though he panty perceived fhe was no
itIanger to bis intr.hitles, lhe never would
turn her back upon her husband.- When
the High CommIHioo court had heard all
this, they began to releni, and Inffead of tile
neavy pundhment which was expected, they
ordered The ihOuld have Two tout men every
night to attend her.
The act p4aeu for the relief of inlolyeni
debtors will Gear thole who were prIfoners
OF fugitlyes for debto on OF before the hrft day
Of January I772 and the fun allowed eve
ny priloner ouG Of his effects, on delivering
up ali on oath, for wearing spPare, bedding
tor hrnfelf and family, working tools, &c.
is not to exceed 10. IN the preceding IN
iolvent acts the fun allowed was only 70.
Tor th0fe ufss.