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IRISH LINENS.
WILL Ia M sc OF T,
AT the IRISH LINEN STORE in Ann
arees, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom,
Has iuR imnorfed from Ireland.

freet, near the Draw Bridge, Bottom,
Has jua imported from Ireland,
a Large quantity of ga, 7-8
4 n and yard wide Linens of all prices,
Diapers, cIouting ditto, Huckabuck, Dow
las, Table Cloths, o-5ths wide Sheetings,
whre Ticken, brown Hollands, sc.
Al faid Store are aifo to be fold by whole
iale and retail (being freih imponarion)
A great variety of European and
India Goods, sn1oneft which are. broad
Cloths, Lsmbfkius, Coatings, Baizes, &c.
fix and worried Stuff, Popiius, Grapes,
Denmark Luires, MlfIinets, Dorfcueens,
CambIets, worried Dams1;s, Sc. Sattins
and eapuchin Silks of all colours, with lace
and fur trimmings, Ducapes, ariped and plain
Luiearirgs, Englifb Damafks, sc. large
aiIortment Of Ribbonds, Caves ,ffriped and
lowered Saf(net and 6 wide book Muffin
of all prices; Jerfey, Aberdeen knit, and
patent ribbed men's.worfed Hofe, ditto PLAIN
OF AL colours, for men, women and chill
dren; too great variety of goods,
fuitable for the feafon, TO be enumerated in
an Advertisement, all which will be fold at
TIE loweR reduced prices for ready money
cniy. So
Excellent Gloucefer Cheefe,
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee, Spices, sc.
patent Cakes for making the liquid filming
backing for fhoes and leather bottomed
chars, sc. number of low priced bound
Books Of divinity, Bibles, Teaanenis, Sc.
Sc.
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To ar. DRAPER.


TN your paper of slt week, letter was
L pubIiihed from II gh-m, dated Noven@
Der "a, in which there is reference 10 the
following marginal note, viz. &c IL is report
I" ed with fome confidence, that when the
I" vote psAed for Finding the letter OF corret-
" pondence, which was about ten o'clock
(" Friday eVcning,there s00J nortwenty men
:" prelent, beiil he Gentlemen Seleeimen
:" and lome OF the Committee, and that not
I" Ten perfons voted for it. The country
" ough, TO be iatis6ed whether the report be
4" true O. falle.'. We think il our duty,ln
order to falisfy the country, to declare that
there was very Respectable number Of the
inhabitants, who attended the meeting
through the day; and when the letter, which
had been twice read and amended in the
meeting, was accepted and voted to be ients
it appeared to us, and we are well fa,sted,
that there were not lels than three hundred
inhabitants preient, and in the opinion OF
others the number was much larger. We
ptciumc you were NOT pteient at the meeting,
nor nd opportunity to be very particular in
your enquiries, or you would not have fuf-
felel what was 70 diffe,eat from the taet To-
DC inferred in your GaZstic.
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Providence, November 7, 1874.
7sfbsFrifsds Of Libtrty and ajsfal Kn0I0lfdgs.
PRO T o S A l. S
For Re.printing, BY Subscription,
ENGLISH LIBERTIES, or
L. The Free born Subje6's Inheritance.
rConfems and Conditions liz our next
Subscriptions are received BY JOHN CAR
TER. the pubhiher, in Providence, and by /.
THOMAS, near the Mill Bridge, Bottom.
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TOSEPH GREENLEAF,


Hereby roti6es his friends and cuiiomers,
that he has removed from his Store in
Marfhalps- Lane, 20 that lately occupied
BY Mr.. William Smith, oppofte The
Golden Ball, over the Store of MeGrs.
!. Palmer and ION, where he has to fell
cheap for cain, the following goods, viz.
n GREAT variety Of Broad
IA Cloths, of fashionable colours, from
s.. to guinea the yard good aGyrtmenr
OF Tnfh Linens, Dowlas, Rufia Linen and
Sheeiing of mof prices Shailcons, Gala
u,sncoes. RuGsIs, Pound and No. 4 Pins,
Cotton Veivets and veIverets, Linen and
Silk Handkerchiefs, German Serges. Ofna-
Burg, writing and printing Pspsf, Frfisns.
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For the MAssAcHusIrrs SPY.

Mr.. THomAs,
You are deiired to infert, in your next pa
per, the following Letter TO Nh Rissord
Draper, Printer OF the M Il chuieas Ga
zsle.
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STA ITO A R Y, Sc.

Writing Paper of every fort, prefs Paper,
account Books Of every Eze and quality
gentlemen and ladies, pocket Books very
neat, ais kin and ivory memorandum Beokss
Quilts, Pens, Ink. Powder, leather Ink
Pots, various forts Of Penknives, writing
Books, gafs Ink-Pots. glafs fand ditto,
States, Waters, red and black feaIing. Wax,
wooden fand Boxes, filming Sand, Pouncs
and pounce Boxes, black lead Peacilsl
Trunks, Ink Jugs, 1ate Paper, Parchment,
ivory Folders, noie Speazcles, temple ditto,
ditto green Glales, double temple Speea-
cles, mathematical lnHruments, ditto half
Cafes, Dividers and feel Pens. fliding RuIes,
&c. sc. sc. A. l. 5 O,
Barometers, air Thermometers,
ditto for boiling Water, DiagoneI Machines
for viewing of prinss-re aiding Glafes, glsf-
fes for near-Gghted peIfons, concave and
convex Glanes, waichmsker's GiaHss, a
convex Gisfs for drawing Landscapes, acro-
pst,c PROTECTIVE GlaHes, prospective GIaf-
frs from four inches to four feet in length,
pocket Globes, fmall ditto mounted, Ni-
croicopes Reel pen. Engines, Maps of New
England, ditto of New.York, ditto of the
world, &c. &c. &c.
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TbnDay wqs pnbE6td, pria Il. ksgfaim'ng,
And to he fold BY

7biDay wqs pabE@td, prier II. kugfnim'ny,
And to he fold by
JAMES-FOSTER CONDY,
At his fore in Union-ft'eet, directly oppo-
iile to the Corn6sd, Bottom,
A POEM, entitulcd the, CRAVE.
N BY ROBERT BLAIR,
The bsaI appointed ter all ibs EViag. Jos.
To which is added,
An ELEGY, written in Country,
Church. Yard. BY MIR. GRAY.
This pamphlet will fully recommend it-
felf to the beft judges and lovers Of poetry.
said CONDY, has by the feve-
raj veicls laif from London, received &C.
neral Supply of the mott modern
B O % X S,
In Law, PhyGek, HiRory, Divinity, and e.
very branch of polite Litera.ure---Bibless
Teiiaments, Palm Books, PiaIters, Pnm-
mers, Books for the a,nufement and inRruc-
lion of children, &c. Sc. &c.
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ever will be) while nine cut Of ten are ice.
holders end have itiilICcfn ioI as many mill.
ems Of inhabltarts as both England and lie
and will contain and abe TO MAINTAIN tfem,
Biuih Chronus; blLfh tlii.iboro' biIih.-
and learn Probable lhon nom poor od
ihoemake --to fave Jsur j0ie, 10 deiefve
to live, to ileep and die in whole KIM
never go beyond your LAST but wax the
thread VI life to the very end.
CRISP.N.
70 The rtadtr is dc/fred to sxcnjs fbsPab-
Eeati0n Of C'yPfns peri 6rmHsee, IT Is "fetj-
lary 1t @oud be knolVn aO6Gt eOmm'n Psaple,
.vea LOBLERS, think ana teei HHcer the
prfjsnt AamiaJlration.
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T U E S d A Y. Auguit IS.
b . s L . N,

Laa Friday Afternoon melancholy Aci
oident happened at Charleaown. Mr., Jabs7
Whnenore and Wife Of thar Town, rel
turning home in a Chaite from attending
Lecture, were crols- met by man in Sui
key, who driving very furouay overier Mr.
Whittemore's ChAife, whereby MIR. Whit!
tenore was inhanty killed, and Mr.. Whit
temore 70 greatly bruiied, that we hear il !
at preient uncertain whether he will RICO
ver.. The Fellow was committed 10 Charlei-
town Goal the fame Evening. ~.
MARRIED The Rev. M. JOHN
Brown Of bingham, to Mis- HEPzIBAH
EMMEs, only daughter Of Mr.. SAMUEL
EMMEs, of this Town.
PHILADELPHIA, AEgpR IL. Monday
night lait arrived here the brig Lovely La6,
Capt. Waid, from Jamaica, who informs,
that on Saturday, July asth, at 8 O'Clock
A. NJ. the Havana bearing < S. <. 7 abe
Marill iouth, off ihore four leauges, Don
AugSfta DeraIa, in the Bellona, a guarda
coat Aoop of IA cartilage guns, If fwiye,s,
and 81 men, bore down and fred gun to
bring him too, upon which he laid the main
top fail to The matt /: In half an hour after
they fired another gun he then hauled
down the jib and R4y-fAils, the fore fail up,
and laid the fore top fail TO the matt. AT 9
they came up, hailed him and aiked where
he was bound, where he came from, and
what was his cargo, and to hoiR boat out
which was very Ieaky He then begged
they would fend their boat their anfwer
was, that he ihouId hoi(f out the large boat ;
he told them fhe would be as bad as the
little one, but the truth was he did not chuie
to take the trouble. / hey hoiaed boa,
out and lent her on board, with Tea officer
and twelve men with broad fWo ord each, a
marine officer and two men with bayonets
fixed, drew them all up in form on the
quarter deck, examined his paAport, sc,
after which they deGred to look al his car
go, and the fea officer with four men wen,
down, rumaged between decks and the hold
fore and aft, cut open bale belonging &c
the cargo, and fearched the feamen's chefs,
sc. AT IL o'clock the officer told Capt.
Waid he would 60 on board and acquainI
his commander vita what be had leen, and
that he lhould wait for bis anlwer. In a
quarter OF an hour the boat returned without
an officer deliring him to proceed.
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w NESD AY, AuguR z6.
Il O 6 T q NJ.

Richard HauiCon, Efq, having been APP
pointed Deputy Collector for the Port OF
Bottom, on uelday fe'nnight took the Oashs
and oficlates at the Cufom. Houfe.
We hear John Butler, Efq; of Halifax is
appointed Agent Viaualer and Pay Mater
to bis MsjeRy's Forces in Nova. Scotia and
Newfoundland, in the Room of the Hon.
Benjamin GeHilh, EGq; lately deceafed in
England.
Letters BY Captain Syrnmes mention,
That Sir Francis Bernard, Baronet, has
recovered good State of Health. .A1oE G0z.
Capt. HigginfOn was arrived at London
from Salem.
A, Malaga, the William, Brace, from
Bottom.
His Msjefly's Ship Arethufa, Capt. Ham
mend, is arrived at New York I'VE hear
fhe is going to Virginia, were ihe is to be
ftationed.
LsR Week failed from Newport, the
Raft Snow ST. Catharina, Capt. Smith, con-
tanning upwards Of a ThOuland Tons of
Timber.
Saturday Night the 9th Ina, when the
Thunder and Lightning were 70 feyere, as
has been mentioned, Houfe near Keey's
Ferry in Warren was fruck, a man that
was ffanding at the Door was drove to the
Fire Pace, where he lay Senieleis for fome
Time, bur recovered without receiving any
hurt. The Lightning lhivered the Poff Of
a Bedaesd which was in the Room, and
killed a Dog under the Bed two Children
were sfeep in the Bed the fame Time, but
were not even awsked BY the Thunder, nor
received the leaf Harm.
LaR Week Capt. Wood arrived here
from the Bay Of Honduras About Fort
night before, Young Man named Bwzift,
only Son Of Widow Woman in this town /,
fell from the Fore Top Matt Head down
UPON Deck, whereby he was initan.ly Killed.
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For the MAssAcHussrrs SPY.

For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
MHR. Hutchnion feems )fnfblt that his
lVE anfwer to the refolves Of the Honour
able Houfe of Representatives, will throw
them into conformation, and fuppoies that
if his reafonings upon them are jaa they will
naturally ak. " What fecurity then have we
againf the oppreiiion of Governor p To
quer them he gives hem fuch an snlwcr as
they might expect from Lock, or Sidney.
The law, and The contribution, arc your ie-
curity.' Very well, they deGue no other le-
curity. let the lay and esgfifHfiOa take eff
feet; he adds elf he depart from them, there
is power, hyperion to him, to which he is
accountable for his male administration :"
But he takes care not to apply, tbe IOv and
the e0nifitntf9n, as remedy for the male
adminllation ola Governor; 10, this would
be check, or reRraint. 81 Indeed (lays he)
we have no realon to fear redrefs from any
Oppreihon, 70 tender has been our mott gra-
cIous foyereign ofthe rights of his fubjrefs,
tina, | may not expect the torgivneis Of any
wilful invaiiCn Of your liberties" By ibis
train of reafoning he would get quit OF the
Teltraihing force Of the the LOsv and fbt esnJfi-
fafian, and, for male administration lubmit
TO no tribunal but BIS msf gracious M0jffy'S,
that is to his own tribunal for King and
Governor, in our contribution Of government,
are to be confidered as an individual, as ap-
pears from the charter which Ia. s {" that
f.om hence forth FOREVER, there fhaIl
be ONE Governor, that there it1all and may
be cenvened,held and kept, great and &C.
neral court or aHembly, which laid great and
general court or aHembly ihall coniilt of the
0sVTNsr and tsazc:L, or a6iffants for the
time being, and of fuch freeb'Idrs Of our faid
province or territorys as hall from time to
time be slt6td," &c.
There are no more branches to our legila-
live than TO that of Great Britain hsMsjsf-
" the King of Great Britain, we acknow.
.ledss as OK fupreme MagGrate, but cIrcum
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The M S S A c H u sETTS S
Aug.;uia ~.

Il may be intna.cd indeed, that licence
does not give man full power and authority
to preach the gofpel, but only gives him IL
berty TO recommend himielf and his doctrines
= TO niiniRers and people, that when any peo-
pie choofe him for their Minfer, the Minif.
tiers who hear and know him may with iafe-
~ and without abulc of confidence ordain him.
But this appears to me to be vain evalion,
mere pretence; for how comes it to PATS
that many preach, for a great number of
years by no other authority than the licence
they obtained from lome mniaers If it
was only for this end, when they had preach
ed often enough to recommend themfel.es
and doctrines to niinincrs and people, and
did not, they would be deprived Of their H.
tence. IL may perhaps be pretended that
OftSntimes men recommend themlelves and
their doctrines to Minliers, when they do
not to any people, in luch manner as to
get call, 70 that it requires time, fometines
longer, fomeiimes lhorter, to accomplish this
end; but ak what need is there'thAt man
or any candidate, ihould be without ordinate
on one day on the account Of any people,
when he has efficiently recommended him.
lelf and his doctrines, to minifters who muf
Ordain him Why fhould a man cf virtue
and knowledge, abilities and qla i6cauon',
be obliged to 60 about many days begging
humouIlome an captious mankind TO hear
him, or 10 wait cringing upon his knees to
fee whether the mercieE and cruel race Of
Adam who know not, not only God, but AL
70 not thofe things which are for their fub-
fantial good, will give him parIih or not
Why may he not when he is found qualified
be inveRed with full power and authoitv to
preach the everlaifing go(pel, and to do all O.
Their things necetEafy in the church Of Chrif.
Or why ihoud il even be left 20 AMI people,
feeling aImolt all are wicked and mott ignorant
of the gofpeI, whether man OF true wor h,
integriyand qualifications lhould be ordained
or not It's certainly hard, that he ihou'd be,
Especially when he has an ardent zeal for the
Lord Jeius Chrif And il is alto abfuTd, as
has been obferved before, that he ihould have
authority or iicence to preach the Golpel,
and at the fame time no authority or llcence
90 bapIize or to adminiRer the lacrament.
Wherefore it is defired that this error may
be righted, if it be one, for the fake of Chrif
and The love of God. But if there are no
means uied to rightt, fuppoing it an error,
as it evidently feems to me if there is no
notice taken of il, nor fhewn not to be an
error, the Reverend MniRers of the congre
gational order, mutt not complain if hereaf-
ter many go over to The prefbytery, or take
fome other method to find an efe9uai rene
dy from the Inconvenience, and detriment a
riiing therefrOm.
II Eserre Fnquiysr after Truth
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tHfiUs and judiciary powers being freed from
the conitraIlt Oh known eaabnihed laws,
is depotifm. In this cafe even the law.
makers have no mote ckecki upon them,
than on the mandarins of China.
SIMON ZEtO rES
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For the MAssAcHusErrs spy.
Mr.. THOMAS,

MIR. THOMAS,
TT is whifPered thar the judges of the
/ Superior Court are ALTO become PEN
honers of the minifry. ] Win it may be
true, for in fuch caf: there can be no
queifiOn of the deGgHs of the court Mr..
Rutchirfon hinf:lf Glowing that The sx-
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l9rf0H' in THY JUST Defence.
[ NUMB. 81.

Pw degrading to human nature, and
nbveriive of the true ends OF public
Ip, leave every rational mind 10 de-
Fc. We may obferve whifpering.
and gazing, almof in every part Of
eorfhlpping ailemblies, when an hum
hure fhould incline them moa de-
to ak forgiveness for their pail offrn-
I'd to intreat with the Almighty to
efficacy of that abfolution his miniC-
onounces on earth be extended To
In thort the whole fervice though
ut in itielf, meets with fuch indif.
fucccfs that it were better omitted.
erefore not to be wondered at, thar
has fuch little effect on the mind.
and will anfwer TO the cauie of the
~ OF our manners. We certainly
expect TO obtain any bsfling. or
70 reiitt any vice, when we ak for IL
anner unbecoming a applicant.
J fervencY of deiire, of without
e to the Deity. We petition, with.
h to believe we fhalI receive il. and
governing ourfelves according tn
iates of reAlon and religion /; and
; which we are well a1urcd that
Of our prayers being accepted at the
D. grace, they are an abomination To
d, and confequentIy we are reipon-
them. How ought this confder-
affect US, and how highly does IL
US But vanity and lelf-lovc are
:dominant pafiions in the human
pat few can =, fit their motions and
their patue; by that means reli.
3 but little foom in our hears.
r the objeSt Of administration n
rgToiies our attention, we count
loft that do not in fome lhape =. :
&c our conquef, oflcvel another.
'mPts Us TO thar felf-love which
lated, unlefs every thing is Iacri.
| J lntereft. Thus our cbiefra
binary thoughts are employed
: Perions more Attracting and
We, that may be confirmed :
TO be pra{fifed, in order for
lment. Our mind being thus
the light requirements which
Peis US TO believe is abfoluteIv
we feldom or ever think on tbar
XIII and power executed 10 no. -
Inc, or gave TO tbst.n,och:-rSoniort d
! Jolepn St,mn Of that town. !.
ARRIVED bare. Selleck from New n,
Thatcher for North Carolina /; Laha,
Wis, Somes and Griffin from HALIFAX;
from Nova. Scotia; Kent from liar
| John |; Williams from ST. Nichola;
from Dominica and St. NichoIa |; \
from Briftol; Wood form HonJura
Mefarier from Teneriffe;' Villa
from Liverpool /; PierpOnt from
Cattle |; Symmsa and JacObfon from
don.
| By The Duke of Cumberland Pa
Boat, Capt. Goodrich, arrived at New
we have received London news to the
of June. but nothing very extraordinal
tdrned up.
L o N D o n.
Tanf ~. Game on at GuildhsIl
election for SheriAs for this city and c
of Middlele& for the year enfuing,
( Alderman Oliver, and Watgin Lewis,
Il -. $1,000 . L.. . III -.
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!. o N D O n.

5aar ~. Game on at Guildhall, the
election for Sherifs for this city and county
of Middlele& for the year enfuine, when
Alderman Oliver, and Wa,kin Lewis, ECq;
were returned /; bur . poll was demanded
for Alderman Plum6e. Alderman Kirk
man who was likswife candidate, declin-
ed the poll, telling the livery at the sme
time, that when ever they liouid ehufe him
he ilhoGd be ready to fefve them.
June 90. Il is faid that General Conway
viii be appointed Commanter in Chief of
has M@jey's forces in North America, in the
.rOOm Of General Gage, wbo i 10 re,trlE
Il England.
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eilded fcenes Of earthly grandeur Such
forbid fouls ought to die unpitied--they mutt
fink down to the Ihades accnhed |
r. | have nothing to FAY for ignoble
rulers ! heartily with there was reforma-
ton among them.
S. Set the example. yourFelf (; always
coniider i, is your higheR good to promote
the welfare of mankind that if the honour
of God and the happinefs of your fellow men
be your highea ambition and fupreme deiire,
honour and pleafure will attend all your days,
brighten all the fcenes of life, and lweeten
every enjoyment in time-Your name will
be dear to mankind, had in grateful remem.
brace, and the memory of your glorious
deeds will never be blotted out ! and what
is Infinitely greater than the love Of man,
God himielf will approve, and reward
every noble acton with eternal honour.
mua now Sir bid adeu, may you al.
ways 70 conduct, that you may approve of
your actions when eVs,y svsrk laH Be brszgbt
into il igment Nth rvry (.eref hing.
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EDNESDAY, Juue II.
3 O S T O. N

Capt JsAe Neweomb, who arrived here
Xeiterday from Newfoundland, informs
tAat OH Monday the Stn OF June, one John
Jones, ieaman on board has venci, being
dslirious run from his cabin jumped over
board, and was drowned, all attempts 20
fave MIN proved Intellectual.
ALBANY June l. We hear that David
K-mieys an Indian Trader who has reGded
lone time Paa to the weffward of Niagara {:
happened Taft fpring to be afaulted by, OF
mao difference with tome of the natives
a ocuttie enfued in which three Of them were
Killed thefe he buried under the fnow, and
imagining Il was not fate tor him TO remain
longer there, he put his effects into canoe,
and reiterated with has brother and an Indian
child their attendant, to a place nearer to
the Fort at Niagara he had not been long
mere until party of Indians came to trade
with him, to whom Gas he underltands the
Engliih language) be overheard his attend
amt relate his adventure with their brethren !;
as II was not pofiible for him to eicape, he
ordered his brother to give them as much
rum as they would drink hoping they would
get intoxicated and give him the opportunity
to get oft; however they feized, bound and
poured pint of rum down his throat.
Then fate down to deliberate in what man.
neT they houId put him to death his bro.
Their iuPPIieo them PentfuIy with Rum,
and taking the Advantage of its operation
upon their Inlelleas, fecretIy conveyed
knife TO him, with it he Goon difintaneIed
himfelf and difpatched four Of bis Antago-
niits, together with the urchn who betrayA
ed him, the ref eicaped he then came and
delivered bimGelf up to the garrllon at Ma.
CARA, from whence party Of Soldiers went
and brought in his goods.
A gentleman, who. lately came from
Cherry Valley, informs US, that coming
down the Mohawk river, he fell in win
company of Indians, who were on the wav
to complain to the honorable Sir William
Johnion, of the above related affair 1t is
hoped, that Sir Williams extenGve inAu.
ence, among the Indian nations, will pro.
duce an accommodation, and prevent their
making repriIals upon the defencelefs trad.
ers and iettlers upon the frontiers and, in
hne, the unfpeakable eaIamities of an Indian
war.
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7 H U R S D A Y. June 10.
B O S T O N

BY Letter from New Orleans, we hear
that French Veffels are not fuffered to trade
there. ALTO, that the French Inhsbi,ant,
of Loufiana, are 70 dilguRed at the Tyran-
ny they groan under, that mott of them will
foon quit thatProvince,
4 E3ENEZER FULLER, late matter
I Of the fchooner J Inn and Elizabeth, be-
longing to John Simpfon, ECq; of North
Caro'ina, teftify and declare that | filled
from Port Royal 10 Jamaica on the 10th
day OF October, 1869, bound for North.
Carolina, but meeting with contrary winds
and very bad weather was forced 10 bea.
away for LaVera-Cruz, where ariyed in
laid fchooner the zS,h day OF December fol-
lowing and that for feVeral Gays before our
arrival we were 70 reduced that we had no.
hing to fubliit upon bur boiled molaiTes and
lugafI that the next dav being the z6th of
December, I76o, | the laid Ebeaezer Full
ler, with Ichabod Symptom my mate, and
iixforemaf men, were ny the express orders
and command Of the governor Of LaVerz
Csu7, taken pri fSners an confined usder =