The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-01-23

BruniWick are the trt 10 beg'n. ne tea-
fon is, that he has difcoveTed the Saxons have
afIiasd the cunirderaIes in Pollard"
A very great PelTonage la& Thurlday, IN
Council, after expecting the mof tender con-
Germ for,theDuke Of Gloucetter, thought pIo-
per to take notice, that the late act OF the
Duke of Cumberland would caufe an eternal
feparaiion between himielf and the Duke.
Upon which tears being feen TO gufh, mo-
tor was made TO adjourn the Council but
the great Patronage, returning his woned
firmnes, tod the Council, that no private
concerns reipeGting himieIf fhould ever rstard
The puolic bnGnefS of The kingdom, and or
dcred th@m to proceed.
The account in fomc Of the papers, the
Spaniih Amballador's preparing 10 eave this
kingdom, we are informed is deitltate OF
foundation.
The moment the Hawke Schooner was
taken BY Inc S2aniards, Sir Geoige Rodney
demanded peremptoryreparatio from thcGo-
vernon OF Ca,hagenA: A fuficient time mas
elapicd fox US 70 receive the Governors an
fwer, and our Minitfer Cannot proceed TO
declaration Of war, before they know whe her
there is a necelify Of commencing hoaili.ies.
The preparations made previous to our con
venton with the Spaniih Court, xiIi enable
us, on the ihortea notice, TO act with ali due
ptit and Propliety.
Ii is faid that Couriers are frequently paf-
ing between London AID Berlin, Oh lccret
affairs Of the greateft importance.
O67o6rr I'll. The p an too new A.nefi-
can representation has been adopted by no
bic Earl and wi be laid leio;c an augua az
iembI; at their f It meeting
! PorJmontb, NoVcmbsy 3. His M.jefy's
ihip q algow is now under fail for SPi.head
through the Needles, for North America.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, [copitai gfT~&ty]
! September 7. We look upon peace 10 be
father removed than ever. Muhzun Oglou,
at the head of 3o,ooo horCe, has iurprized
and beat body of 5000 Rufians.
DANrzIcK, [rapifal9 Lith Pomarania
in PoGb Pr4Oial 017obtr z. 1t is faid Count
Oginfkl hath beat the Ruhians a iecond
time. This Grand General hath pubfhed
ManifeRo, in which he declares hlmGeIf for
the confederacy of Bar, which he calls The
trsRublic.
Warsaw, [eatifal sf PoLaadl O7ober 2.
! 1HJ grand Rudian army is encamp
4 81 near four leagues from the Danube.
A body of 3o,oooRegular troops occupies
camp before Giurgewa, defended By fouI
fttong entertainments. Count Romanzow
has ordered the generals, Samayten and lgel
from, to 90 and attack that camp, and if
they DO not fucceed, it is faid he is deteTmin-
ed to march thither hmlelf.
HAGUE, [atoSOn Of Holland. J O67ober 60.
Prince Galhlzin the RufIian Envoy at this
place, has received letter from Leghorn,
dated October II, Informing him, that leve-
raj Greeks arrived there from Zant, report,
that the RufIian feet was actually beiieging
the lie Of Negropont that they had really
burnt q velIcs from Algiers, Tuns, and
rripolI, in the port of Modon and that the
Ruhians had loft only one chebec and an En-
gifh built frigate.
BERLIN, [tbs capital Of Braadenbarg, in
Gumanyl September IS. We are informed
that the Empress of RuGia has ordered her
reHdent here to inform his Majefy, thar ihe
had rejected feven of the preliminary articles
which had been fent by the Porte, and that
lhe had come to a relolution not to agree to
any fufpcnflon of arms during the negotiation
for peace. Ii lhould leem the empires, ia
king advantage from her conqueft Ofthe Gil
mea, has rifen in her demand on the Porte
Peter toe greatformerly had ichemed to poi
fels himlelf of that peninfuIa, in order to rem
der himief matter of the Black Sea, but the
unucky affair onthe Pruth, in 1911 rendered
| his fcheme abortive.