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r HO M AS L E E,
At his Store near the Swing Bridge,
Has imported in the ROCKINGHAM, Juit
arrived from LONDON;
CERGES of all colours, Kerieys
~ and FlanneIs, which will be fold un-
ufually cheap.
S I L K S.
A beautiful variety of LADIES SILKS,
of slmoR every kind.
Bruilels and Mecklin Laces Gold and
Silver Laces Gold and Silver rich baiket
Buttons.
A large Allotment of Z NGLISH
GOODS, fuitable for all feaions, at the
lowef rates.
IRISH LINENS of all widths and prices
from Is. cd. old tenor the yard, very cheap.
Alto, Paper Hargings, Powder, Shot,
Bar-Lead, RuGia, Ravens and EpgiilL Duck,
Ofnaburgs, Sail. peue, Verdigrife.
70 CASH given for BEES WAX.
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Juit arrived, and to be fold by
{. L o w E,

III Warinai Lane, BoftoU,
Near Fhcmas's Printing afice,
\ VERY large Aflortment of
IA PaPer-Rangings Of toe newea ps,
terms and bef colours, of various ? ices.
Choice London Porter, Dorchefer,
Ringwood, and BriRol Beer, ci,he. Rouled,
or dTaughted in Hogheads, Barrels, or by
the gallon.
N B. Matters of VefTels PsGengers, or
Others, may be fuppIied remarkable cheap
Tor Cath. Cath given for Bottles
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p o T A S II.

The follsrOing i' bHmbS (ubmtfed 10 The diE
PGDi010tf attention Of The POt-A@ Manp-
taetmeri, frOm 6acsys dsifre 10 promSts
their real gosG.
4 S the feafon for making Pot
L n Aih is now advancing, this IS to in
form all manufacturers in that branch of
bufinef;, 70 very advantageous to the trading
lnterCf Of Nolth-America, that perion in
Bottom has, by many years clofe application,
found out method to make Pot-Aih great
ly to be perferred to the method now prac.
ticed upon. By Praeicing on this plan the
manufacturers will mott aAuredly find their
account in il, by making and procuring much
more fats from the fame quantity of wood
afhes than in the ufual method, il frees the
Pot-Aih in great meafure from that filth
and foreign matter 70 detrimental to the con-
fumer, alto, il brings lhe quality of Pot-A
nearly to one Randald OI goodnels, 70 that
the merchant nor The Manufacturer may not
be lubjeeed to the lois they frequently are By
means of three or four different prices of Pot
Aih in England, according to their different
DEGREES of goodnef, but on the contrary, by
this method, It is fuppofed, there will be but
one price to it,it being all near the fame fan
dard, as is the cals with that article from
RuGia, and upon the whole, the above plan
will produce comfortably more nd better
Pot-ah then any yet fent from America.
This being the cafe, it is absolutely neceGary
that the manufacturers Of Pot-afh fhouId a.
vail themfelves of thoie Improvements, by
which means, they will rife fuPefior in Ahat
article to any other country. For further
particulars enquire of the Printer.
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X . BERT RUGGLES,
Informs his Cufomers and others, that he
has juft Imported in the Ship London,
Captain Calef from LONDON, large af-
fortment of
ENGLISH & INDIA GOODS,
Which he will fell by WhoIefaIe or Re-
tail at the very lowef rate for Cath, at
bis fhop in Cornhil Bottom:
CUPERFINE, middling and low
~ priced broad Cloths of mott colours,
German Serges, Wihons, Duroys, Nam
keens, Fufians and Jeans, Tbickfetts,
cotton Velvets and VeIveretts, Pluihes,
Calicoes and Chintz, Bengals and Penisf.
Goes, Lu,efrings, Sattins, Pe,hsns, blue,
green and yellow India Damaik, IT afFasies,
black SIX Brrerhes Fss,eFns, worle1 d;sso
of all colours, men and womcn'S worried.
thread, cotton and fix Hofe, figured SIX
Patterns for mems Wailcoats very eenteel.
black Alamodes, elk Handkerchiefs of ali
forts, Ramped linen ditto Broelios, Grapes,
Poplins, Dorfetteens, Meffnetts, Gro
grams, yard-wide Stufs, double Camblets,
Cambleteens, Calamancoes of all colours,
Shalloons, Durants and Tammies of all CO.
lours, EveraRings, Drawboys, cotton
Gowns, cotton Hollands of all forts, ftriped
Bingham for mems waifcoats, ga, 7-8
and yard-wide Irih Linens, Sheetings,
Diaper and Huckabuck, Oznaburghs and
Ticklenburg, Ravens duck, brown and
white Runia Drab, yellow Holland, brown
and half fiiffened Buckram, fay Cord,
braid, fraping and Galloom, white Ray
Tick, fewing Silks of all colours, variety
of Ribbons, broad Qualities, Shoe ditto,
CATERING, Pins, Needles, Threads and
Tapes of all forts, Cambrcks and Lawns
long Lawn, Gauzes of all forts, gauze A
prons, Catgut, Ratteens, Kereys and
Plains, embofed Serge, HaIhhicks, Blan-
kets, Baizes, FlanneIs, beaver Coating
Bearfkins, "a, 7-S, yard,wi and apron
Check, white and black Lace; ivory, bone
and ebony Fans, Canvas, CreweiIs, Silk
and Hair and fix Twifi; metal buttons of
all forts, fix and hair and fix twif But
tons, chipHats, Necklaces, Snail and Gimp,
Trimming, pink, blue,green andwhiie women's
loom quilted fix Petticoats, blue Calaman-
CO ditto, gold and filver baiket Buttons,
gold and filver Cord, Thread, Velium and
knee Gar,ers, fix knee Ganers of all forts,
table Cloths, a variety of women's and
children's packthread Stays, BedticEs and
Bed Bunts alto knives and forks, cut0
Knives, Pen Knives, Razors, Sea-
lhoe and knee Buckles, Snuff Boxe and
Tea, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, CraPers
Mace, Pepper, writing and s. Lwhals
woDen's bea Lynn mad'enIt Paper
Bone, and very large
Hangings, sc. 100 q
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JuR imported and to be fold at the very
(, loweiF Rates for CASH,
BY MARGARET PHILLIPS,
At her Shop near the PoR- Office in Corn
bill, A general Allotment of Eugiilh and
l. India GOODS, fuited to the Seafons,
n Among which are,
RLACK, blue and white farf-
- net, half yard Pertains, eIl.wide black
and coloured Pehian, Bengals, black and
coloured Englifh and India 7 afatieg, plain
and figured Sattins, black plain and figured
Mode, black and white plain Gauze, Rip
ed ditto, white Net, black and white patent
Net, Queens Ganze, black and white
Cstgut, fine covered cap Wire, large
Allotment of fashionable Ribbands, black
and white blond and bone Lace, white
thread Lace, Footings and Edgings, ebcpYr
bone and ivory flick Fans, black and white
fix Gloves and Mmts, women's white lamb
Mitts, black and coloured worried Gloves
and Mirs, Calicoes and Chintz, Cling
hams, 78ths and yard wide Cambricks
and Lawns, plain and lowered Scotch
Lawns, 3 4ths, 7 8ths and yard-wide lnih
Linens, o-8ths white and brown Sheetihg,
Clouting Diaper, Dowlas, brown and white
RuGiA Drab, Ravens Duck, 8 4ths, 7 Sihs
and yard wide Check, brown Holland,
7-8ths Bedtick, yard-wide and 7 8ths black
Barcelona Handkerchiefs, black and white
Gauze Handkerchiefs, Lungee Romals,
cotton ditto, Scotch linen Handkerchief,
kenting ditto, mems black worried Hoie,
cotton ditto, marble thread and cotton ditto,
three and four thread black, cloth and buff
coloured breeches patterns, yellow Jeans,
friped and plain worried Caps, red printed
Linens for mems Jackets, fuperfne, mid
ding and low priced broad Cloths, German
Serges, Halfthicks, Drapery and Colchetter
Baize, dufil Blankets, RatteenS, Shalloons,
Calamancoes, Tammies, Durants, broad
double Camblets, CambleteenS, Grapes,
Venetian Poplins, Dorfetteens, f1ethnets,
fix Grograms, black Rufiell, brown
Buckram, fewing Silk, fcarf Twif, metal
and twiff Buttons, knee Garters, EngIlih,
Scotch and wax Threads, Garterngs,
Tapes, fewiug and darning Needless ivory
Combs, No. a Pins, No.Iz ditto, beit
Whites ditto, fhoe, coat and quality Bind
ings, Wool Cards, Lynn Shoes, bonnet
Paper, writing Paper, account Books,
memorandum Books, receipt Books, Dutch
Quilts, Waters, black and edlead Pencils
Dutch Looking GlaGes, Bibles, Teaamepts,
Palm Books, Pfalters, Spelling. Books and
Primers, A L o,
Pepper, Spices, Coffee, Chocolate, bett
French Indico, Starch, Crown Soap, Kip
pens Snuff, Cotton Wool, Flax, and a
few Narrsganfett Cheefe, sc. &c.
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Imported in iundry veiiels lately arrived
from England, by
SMITH Sc A I KIN S ON,
And now opening at their fore,
In King-Street, Bottom,


4 LARGE and very general
IA AfIortnent of PIECE GOODS,
(uitable for the Spring Trade, which would
be equally tedious and unnecshary to emu
merare here, thsfe Goods have been pur-
chafed on the bef terms, and will be fold,
by WholefaIe only, at fuch rates as may
encourage all retailers in town and coun-
try, as well thole who ufually import their
goods, as others, to apply for fuch articles
as may be needful to comPleat their afort-
ments, there being at all feafon' at the a.
bove fore, a great variety of Piece Goods.
Due encouragement will be given to thoie
who pay ready money.
n. 81 Gun Powder, Engi;ih Sail Duck
Connecticut Beef, sc. Pc fash KE r
LES cafi at Salisbury from the bsf
gntzin ORES.
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for i775.
CAL EB BLANCHARD.

Ia Union ttfeet, near the Market, BcAon,
acquaints his friends, cuftomsrs and o.
thers, that he has juff received BY the
thip Haley, Cspt.ScorT, f,cm Low DON,
4 Large and general afiortment
L \ Of Spring and Summer GOODS.
COMMITTING of every article uiually imported
here, which be will iell a, the very ioweA
prices for CASH. Back and white plain
muffin and fix gsuz:, picket g,uze, fpi-
oer's webb, gauze aprons and handker-
chiefs, catgut, very rich needle work fprig' d
lawn aprons, yard-wide and ga book
mullins, very fashionable aiIonment of
rlbbands, ladies Englifh caps, narrow
thread lace, black and white blond lace.
hat lace, chipt hats, fohe very fine, CAL
licoes, chintz, sc Bengals, peniaIcoes,
handkerchiefs of all kinds, iarfne,s, ala
modes, fattins /; rofc, yellow, green and
gray luteisrings, white lowered Lutte
itrings, very rich black lu.ef mgr for la
dies eek, india tsiFAtirs, Pertains. Grim.
fon damafks, fuRians, jeans, wilton
cloths, dlmoty, hafakeehs, duroys, firip-
ed linens for mems waiitcoats, all kind;
OF hohery, a great variety of fuperfne and
mIddling cloths,' with n innings, green
velvets for pulpit cuttings, win every o.
Their kind Of goods in the linen, woolen,
cotton, fix and haberdaihery way, &c.
&r. &c. All which will be fold as low az
can be bought at any fhop or fore in Boz
ton, for Cath. AlIfavours will be CRATE
fully acknowledged.
Alto, Bohea and the beft HyGon Tea,
Engfh double and Jingle refined loaf fu-
gar, ipices, pepper, china ware, fationa-
nv ware, &c. sc sc.
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SAMUEL PARKMAN inform:

his cufomers and Others, that he has
imported in the feveral fhips juf arrived
from LONDON, large and compleat at
iortment of fpring and fummer GOODS,
which being bought on the bef terms, en-
ables him to fell great pennyworths, by
wh~Iefale or retail, at bis fhop in Union
freet, few doors fouth of the Corn
helGs/ Thefe who 7sszfs 10 favour HAN
zA;H their cufom, may depend on being
lupplied to their advantage, and the lmal-
Jeff favours gratefully acknowledged.
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TIL O M AS LEE,
Has for fa!e at his fore near the Swing
Bridge,
Z n VERY conpleat Allotment
"A ofPlECE GOODS, imported from
England this Spring: lie receives his goods
from firf hands only, and will luppy ihop-
keepers, and traders az as low rates as any
perlon in Bottom.
LADIES SILKS of the neweit
Falhion. Said Lee having received fur
ther fupply Of Ladies SKIS of the newell
falhions, has now BY him mof elegant al
iortment, competed of almoR every kind in
ufe, which be viii Tell resly vsyy cheap.
GOLD and SILVER LACES, Gold
and Silver rich and bzflset worked Buttons.
Alfos a beautiful variety of PAPER
HANGiNGS.
A fman invoice of 3.4hs. ard -8ths.
IRISH LINENS very cheap.
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.EBENEZEomers thaf has juf
L. forms hptain Calef London:
imported, ir Of goods fuitaHS! the 5c.t flsas
An aaorty he fshs as ufual Fne l0Sef
Con, u. fore ii Union s.
rat-
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GODS are,
Clouting diapers,
daIi-sll and "a
huckabuck,
Ditto table cloths.
Peniaicoes and ging-
hams,
Stay lacing,
Linen handkeyCAiefs,
Nankeens,
Brown Holland,
Covered wire,
Ferrits, galloOm,coFd
and ksai!d4 .,.p,n:.
rITTiec saFlefs,
Black taGsiss,
Fans Of all forts,
Black cFava,s.
Cap srolly,
Blond and bone laces
Muffin e. elk GAUGES,
! Pcquet ditto.
| Black ai,d white
oct, patent net,
lpideE net and pa
Filnet d;sio,
Striped, fprigged aud
figured ak oa.,zes.
Silk gaaz mahdker
chiets ~ eoss,
half yard and ymd-
wide sIamodss,
All colOured faiths,
Half yard and halfell
Pertains, ~
Ell wide ditto,
LoyE handkerchiefs,
Ribbonds Of all forts,
Leather gloves and
mitts, fome tire
bic kid,
Chip hats, fome fine,
Pins all numbers,
Pound ditto,
Silk gloves g. mitts,
Book muffin,
Striped ditto,
Long lawns,
DENY cambrieks,
7-8 and yard wide
lawns,
Flowered ditto,
| China tafaties,
BS'ndanoes,
Shirt buttons,
Eungee romais,
/! Cotton ditto,
Wax beads,
!: White threads,
Bibles 81 teRaments,
! Kilmarnock caps,
| Plaids,
| Carpets s. carpeting'
! Bohea tea, pepper,
n.ae.
/ megs, writing
| prels and roya
| board paper,pount
| beads, F. pifo
| powder, KiPPen''
| fnuf, infants Mo
I rocco hoes ant
| pumps, calaman
| CO Lynn mad
| hoes and pumps
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aPuI &c.
DUNCAN IN0RnfiAM, Jun.
Has juff received Ny Ca'ef from LoNDoN,
A comp!sat Aff,rtmsnt of
ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS
Which he will feIlata very low rate for
cafh (at the Store lately improved by F.
w. Geyer, in Union-Stfees, BoRon)
where all thole who pIeale 10 favour him
with their cuRom, may depend on good
attendance, and the finalle6 favours
gratefully acknowledged
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u TO DC y l. y, Uy
TONATHAN DAVIS at his
" Store on Bdps Wharf, Wefl. India and
New-England Rum by the Hogfhead or Bar
rel, Indian Corn by Retail or Wholefale /;
ALTO, about one hundred hOgfheads Of choice
Tmks-IlAnd Salt.
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T U E S D A Y, July 7.
B o S T o N.

We are afared that the Honoura-
bic Houfe of Representatives., by majo-
rity of Eighty.6ve on. of one hundred
and four members, did the laff week pats a
number Of. decent and nanlyrefolves, refpea-
ing the Governors having and receiving a
fupport independent of the General AAem-
bly,.
have made fome obfervations, (fays that
warm and able advocate for the rights of A
merca, the Pennsylvania FARMER on the
purpofes for which money is to be levied up
on us by The late act of Parliament-And
unleis | am greatly miaaken,if thefe purpofes
are accomplished according to the expreiied
intention of the act, they will be found Eff
FEcTUALLY TO sUPERcEDE THE AU-
THoRITY IN OUR RESPECTIVE ASSEM-
BLIEs WHICH is MOST ESSENTIAL TO
LIBERTY. The queltion is not whether
lome branches fhall be Hoped oE-,he axe is
laid at the ROOT OF THE TREE, and the
whole body mutt infallibly PERTH, if we re-
main idle lpetdtOrJ Of the work-No free
people ever did or ever can exit, without
keeping, to uie common but itrong expref
lion " the purfe frngs" in their hands.
Where this is the cafe, they have e0gtqita
fional check upon fuch administration, which
may thereby be brought into order without
violence &C but when fuch power is not
lodged in the people, opprefiion proceeds
uHeanty0aiedi in its career The Engllh hif.
tory ((ays this admirable wTiter) abounds
with infances, proving that this is the pro-
per and fucceisful way to obtain redrels of
Grievances-how often have KINGS and
MINISTERS been Brought to 'reafon, and
peaceably obliged to do juifice by the exefti-
on Of this confiiuiisn0l authority sffbf people,
vefed in their Representatives. The inha-
bitants' of thefe colonies have on numberlefs
occalions reaped he benefits of this autho-
rity lodged in their ahembies" it poflibe
fAys he, to form anidea of lavery more COM
'ple4t, mcrs misera5e, mbre difgraceful than
that of a people, where jufice IS admiuiGer-
ed, government exerciied, and ftanding ar
my maintained at tbs rxpsnes Of fbs' people,
and UT qrifbsut the Leaf dtpfndfzds zpsn
tbsm p he Gf!m OF tyranny is already
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fvs bggqYea lboalana P0aaai. CT the nas'on<'
debt; and f.r,hcr that when ibis lum ihouid
be thus paid Of, the clear neat revenue OF ms
kingdom wsuId amount 10 tx D'iI0n' aHnH-
aAy, which you'd be FUN equal to the IN
dertakine o. any war, whether naval or MI
litary, or both, with all the combined pow
ers Of Europe. His Lotdhip obleryed, that
tina, the King OF France was equally foli-
ctous for peace; and that although many
Briti(h officers both in the navy and army
might very naturally with for war in order to
yet il was their hyperion courage and abilities
difpIay the fpccial duty and province OF a
firit Lord of the uealury to coniider the event
either of peace or war, not in partial
but in general light adding that he had
conlidered it in the latter point of view, and
though he was as highly ieniibe OF the abb
lities of his M'jeay's naval and military for
ces as any perfon in the Kingdom, yet upon
a comprehensive and general view of things,
Ia general VietV Of tbing,) he was clearly
convinced that it was the advantage OF this
kingdom not to go INTO war, unleis abfolu'e-
" compelled 70 to do, which hitherto had
not been the cafe, fnce whenever his MsJef-
ty thought the honour Of his crown any way
the infuters had always made am
pie acknowledgement and confederation.
The fate OF the nation, with wnichLord
North on Friday acquainted the Parliament
at the opening of the Budget, is fuch as
mutt give fat;sfaaion to the people, howe
yer intereRed writer's may endeayour to
lhew us the happiness OF be ng milerable /;
our public debt is reduced, our feet is in a
formidable fituation, the army we'll difci-
pinned, and unsbimity once more happily
re-eRabiihed among us Theie are real
b'enings, and if the opening of the ports
lhould fortunately produce aplenty of pro-
viGons, we lhall reach the fumit of politi-
cal felicity, in fpte of foreign foes and do
meific incendiaties.
Advice is received that the Jacob's Well,
Thermin, after an obliinate fight of four
hours, was taken by fmal Spaniih Guar
da Gotta in Glover'S reef, near the Bay of
Honduras, and carried into Campeachy,
where the crew are impriloned; the Capt.
died by i'll ufsgc.
His Majeiy's fhip Chatham, of 50 guns,
is now fitting for fea at Portfmoutb, as flag
lnip, on board of which Vice Admiral Par
wy will holt his flag for the WeR-lndies,
where he is to be Rationed for, thee years..
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fes OF government, he is left at djeretien |;
having all. the means of knowing where,
when and how long the exigencles OF the
iiate require the attention offs guardians,
TO comprefs this idea into the limits Mr..
EIu,chinion has Confined Ii to, is doing If
violence which further TO Unfit upon, would
be to queRion the good fenie of the
Public.
The plain truth is, that in every free 60
vernmen, all the rules, orders and regulate
ons for confronting the actions Of the people,
muff be freely deiberated upon and con-
tented to by themfeves or representatives
and Mr.. Hutchinfon, nor any on his iide the
queition dares to deny, that in the char
ter of William and Mary, is granted TO the
faid Governor and the general court or al
fen5ly of this province for the time being,
FULL POWER AND AL HO-
RlfY, from time TO time, 10 make, ordain
and efabih ALL MANNER of wnolelome
and Reasonable orders, laws, itatutes and or
dinances, duetfions and iny9rAefions either
with penalties or without, as TdE4 mot
Lord Hi Thoroughly ihali judge to be for the
good and welfare OF The Province and tor
the Government and ordering thereof, and Of
the people inhabiting The fame and for the
ueceilary (npport and defsnee OF the govern
ment ofthe lame.
Now Cir let any one look over the acts of the
Britilh administration for leven years pait
and coniider how well they have regarded
thefe Populations. Has no orders, laws, fla
tutes, ordinances, directions or initructlons
been impofed upon them, bu, what HEY
have judged for the good ard welfare Of The
Province Anlwer This queition fairly Mr.
HurchnioG, and reconcile the uiurpation of
a power TO tax us for the /npp~t and dsftnee
Of the government with The uncomfortable
Genfe, letter and fpIri. Of the Charter, and
then we will beIipe to enter upon dlfcufi-
on of your right, to take any lhare in the sd-
mlnilf alton of he affairs of people in whole
charter you 70 properly and emphatoaly
difclam any part or concern.
& u N { + A t O R.
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The SCOTCHMAN, No. Ill.
LONDON, February (, i77z.

LONDON, February (, i772.
n S loon as the add,sis of thanks was
n voted without a DIVISION or oPPo-
SION, to his M@j~Rs in ne Houie Of Com
mons, upon his lpereb ON the throne, Loro
North Poited awav o 81 Tnmss'J TO com
municate to the King ne joyful news |;
George fcemed highly Plate with his own
hrmnsjJ, anu this RHsxpse!s unanimous ad-
dreis of the sOboIs houie, he though it a
greater victory than chat Obtained by his
uncle, the late Duke of Cumberland over
tire ScoTcH Rebels at the battle of Czilsd-
en-, and Intantly buf out in the following
exclamation. D am now happy to
think | took the advifc ofmy mother and
my faithful minitfers, and treated the re-
monfrances prclented to me with the con-
tempt, (you very trueIy told me they de-
lerved BY my Jfrmnfjj and perseverance,
thele fGGiieHS remonitrants, as you juhly
termed them, are iilenced, and need not
now fear any cppoGtion to the meafures of
my minifers. A rev days after Mansfield,
Grafton and Butte, had private conference
with the King, the aranimsus addrels was
again the fubieet Of conversation, when they
p1iloned his ears with the moff fulfome a.
dulation, and psfled thouland encomiums
on his conduct, reioluton, and courage {;
aiiured him the attention he had paid to
their rfprtjcntaiions and thofe of his mother,
was the only thing which deifroyed the
late Faction againlf his government, and
nothing, Sir, but determination to fup-
port Jour prefent minifers can inure you
happiness, they are your bsf JrisHGs.- Fhe
reply, "Perf City fatis6ed with your attach
m:nt to my psyjSn and (SrOies,l am reiolved
to do Il. Slavery fesms pleaiiag to the
prefent degenerate ions OF Britain, and they
may now fit down quietly IN their SCOTCH
CHAINS, and ratti: them.
When place becomes vacant in any
department under government, ore of thole
wretched minliters, with which tais nation
is Gu fed, Immediately repairs to ST. tanners,
makes the kins acquainted with II, and
directly propoies Tome miierable PARA
SITE to fill 1t up, whole abilities and sy0h,
he expatiates upon for half an hour, or till
fuch time as he has convinced his Mai .fy
he is the szly man il England fit for the
employ, who can Jgtf5 be trufed with the
JfertfI ofgoyernment. GfSrgs llfens with a
Juu:t of approbat'on TO the RAIroR's tale,
is furpiifed at the gsOdnef OF his mln,fter, in
being 70 careful to provide a PROPER per-
fon for his jfrVies, but begs TO know, what
the eraolum.nrs of the Office may be, if
they appear frjfizg the King is fsTisfied,
and all is fs;tf:lj If,h=y a;e c'gfGsrss!<,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-05-28
NUMB. ST..
To be SOLD by
Tolley Allen,

At his fhop in Marlborough Street, Bottom,
the ihop DR.. Gibbons formerly improved
A very LARGE and NEAT
Allotment of ..,e.
Englifh and India 6 GODS,
Suitable for the Seafpns,
Conlifing chiefly of all kinds,
the Particulars too numerous for
an Advertisement.
As the faid 4AHen is determined,
on an entire New Plan,
His WHOLE Stock in Trade he will Cell,
either by Wholefale or Retail, at
a Vsyy LITTLE more than the
Sterling colt and
charges,
He Aatiers himfelf thar the advantage that
may arifc to bis cufomers, will be equal It
not hyperion TO their purchafing at any whole
Tale or retail fhop or fofe in town or coun-
try.
N. B. Choice Green and Bohea TEA,
and all kinds of Spice, likewife Indigo, Look
ing GlaHes, beR of India China,w with Delphi,
Stone and Earihern Ware. &c. sc.