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NJ A RI in L LIST.
PoRT of BosroN. Ney,nb,y. )

FORT Of BosToN, NeVSnber, ~
ARRIVED Noyes from New. London /;
Butler from New Providence ;Lacheu,s and
Cole from Newfoundland Gray from Ma.
ryland /; Rogers from Philadelphia S,urels
hom Lou!bourg Gregor from Annapolis
Royal Lowell from Turks. Hand and 81.
Euhatia; How from Iiifpaniola Steel, lie
Matte, eIuan and Beal from ST Vincsn,s !;
.Nleholfon from Surransln; Lit,lsfeld from
Ha!badoes Hunter rom Glalgow; Della
no, Halls Lyde aud Peafe from London /;
Smith from Briaol Scott from Hull ana
Newcaltle. - saaea .
PORT Of RHODE IsLAND, Msy1mbsr O,
A'ri0sd. Fuller from HiipanioIa BIZ
ven from Jamaica Shaw, Bourk, Adams.
Carpenter and Northup from Hifpaniola.
ST. Cfoix, Lovett, Carpenter and Tiflinc-
bait from New York Barnard and Cad
ner hom Nan'ucke, ) Amy and Rowland
from North Carolina; Digees from MARY
land; Mancheacr from Newfoundland I:
Nckerlon, Baker, Baker, Chace, Ridst,
Black, Baker, Baker, Crowell and FL.
bridge from Filming Simmons from Boz
ton Lawrence from Whaling. 10 sao.a
PoRT Of NEw LONDON, MsVenJfr 70
Arriced. Brock from Grenada; BIZ.
lings from Falmouth DENTON from New
York; Billings from Guadalupe; Wilt
ans and Higgins from Bottom. N
PORT Of New HAVEN, Nsvambfr n.
Ar,iOed. Sherman, Chew and foIbs
from Hifpanioa; Vennes from New Yo,ks
Bartlett from Plymouth; Oborn from n.
Carolina.
PORT sfNEw YORK, NovtmJtr q.
A,riVei Wallace from Jamaica Ton
from Torola /; Wilton from Liverpool;
Grisye and Deanc from St. Martins /; Sue
and Carpenter from Rhode. Iiland Gardner
from ST. Thomas; Periam from Turks
Hand Fighter, French, Farmes and
CLARK from Nonh Carolina Findley from
Virginia; Galley from Philadelphia.
PORT 9QyEBRc, OaSber "a.
A'yiVfd. Abbott from Oporto; Reeve,
from New York; Atwood from Bottom.
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From the PUBLIC ADVERTISER of Sett.22.
Ia TIE PAINTER.

From the PUBLIC ADVERTISER of Sett23.
To tie PAINTER.
PLEASE 10 ecgaaim tbr public, that fbe
0ddrsi5 iafeJ prslfafed to The Earl et
AHt5woagb, BY a prettndtde0nnitttrs Of dme
'tfan Merchants, lUOs a msa iafam0li and
fIandt.F zine proceeding that fb.k G0 tvbs
'arria imp 10 bis L0rdJMp, didh in a ltret
and $b0metui manner that tbs NET con,fdtrs-
be anarelpetabls merchants trading to Ams-
RIGA soere neifbfr eonji4ited in it. or made ae-
qaainted tvit5. tbs meejivs that tbs,s wbe
Fgnsd ana, prelsafed the addrsjp are vsry tear
fiji Of having their names made kro1On thar
tbty arr a Jet 9prefitHtfd tasis sfdsipshjm
and eeatratf- hunters thai they may Be made
ia appear as jseb fbt moment. they are partica-
ia'5 and per FINALLY painted Snt; that The priin-
opal merchants trading TO tbat country, haze
f0f m2f contemplate opinion of Lard Hill
bor0Egb'S abilities, and dett9 bis anti cSmmr-
fiai and dtlpefitk principles. fa ta.... "
! am aj2ombed thai The Am1iean Iftr.
chants do not j1qJfy fbemjeiUes, BY publicity
declaring tbat they and their e~,ejpmdems
6'd dirsS'S aptsgfe fnfimtnfs I; fay b0sOtver
tie dttrebasf5 in Amerifa may Be dividsd in
their irfes5jqs, or modes Of Proceeding Nth re-
pea 10 latos Of reoshae, they all agrle il tx
Grazing ana dsriding The name Of Il b
and tie IN N of bis poEfiets.
4 bepe hsts islosnt and praaitatfd fosL,
sob' b0vt tbat Ga,ingy iglaL,sd The sObolt be-
G,. filing fbrm6fVrsa committee Of Amri.
can Aleyfbants, may be dragged fo'b 10 the
bar Of the pR6h:, Thar mGgmfcOny cenceai,
tb'm, or rbar deeds &oEA lang Gnfe haze been
trough int fgbt. ATTICUS.
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genoa itenj4rcc; the matters to i CO. /.
iide'ed hing Of the aa importance.
Yetaday arrived Capt. Bruce fom Ion.
don, with whom came p4Geneers. Ger'rc
E'vl"g' Eia; and Ms. Joieph aylor, n,c:
Chants. g. a' H1.ssf 49,.
1--WE hear TIA, Mrs. Caiharine Mscaulcy,
the eelebiated female hliorisn, has ge,s-
rouAy p'cNnsedthc Redwood Library in 10
town OF Ntwpo's Copy Of her works, bee
Ing Tx Volumes in ouano.
BY fmsll vsfeI from Mansfield, We learn,
that on the night before laii they diicoversd
sgreat light. bearing ). E. from the Graves,
juR below the light houfe, and coneladsd IL
muf be fomcyeReI on FIRE, at comfortable
diilance. si -. - "s ssta
~" SfOtroi paragraph If fregs and Do
1scfir intelligence, ('mt oqVeyiijemsnts, Gt.
mef be Uttered for teGSt Of rsSsi.
i RRATuM. Inpsge /, Is. "a. and 6,
read ,tbe multipstiety and infuperable quality
of this weed ofhcll. T'eaf
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M o N D AaY, November 10.
B o S r. O N, iaD1

ID
On the "a. ult. the Reverend Mr.. ia
cob Burnap was ordained paffor of a new
gathered church stMerrimack, New Hamp'
fibre. .a.rTt 20
"Wednesday IaG the Rev. Mr.. Jacob
Bigelow was ordained paftor of the Wet
Church in Sudbury. $50 . p .ir9af
Lat Friday fe'nnight four oxen were
killed by lightning at Belchertown. .,ss
Tuslday latf failed the fhip Haley Capt.
Scott, for London, with whom went PAL
Iengers, Mr.. Henry Laughton, jun. and
Mr.. Jeremiah Allen. =
Yeferday failed the fhip London, Capt
Calef, in whom went pafiengers MIR. Ffe-
derrick William Geyer, Merchandise doc
tor Lawrence Sprague.
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WEDNESDAY, November 10.
u b q s 7 O N.

JoGah Martin, Efq; Governor Of North
Carolina, ianed a proclamation, dated the
28th of Augua laff, prohibiting the exporta-
,ion Of weat, rye or -four, from any pors in
that province, to any of the neigbbouring
governments, or parts beyond The feas, for
the fpace of thee months. 81
MARRIED. Mr.. Samuel Cary, Mer-
chant to Mils Sally Gray, daughter of the
late Rev. Mr.. Ellis Gray. ----
NEw-YoRK. NoVsmbtr g. Tueiday laR
his Maiefy's ihip Arethuia, Captain Ham
rnond, arrived here rom Virginia.
"wednesday the traniports with the fecond
battalion Of -GoyaIAmeIicans under the com,
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H u R S d A Y, November 10.
20 b O S 7 O n. p

The followingiis an account of the hor-
rid murder, committed by the crew of
PiRAlE fchooner, in our bay, lall Sunday
morning, as near as can be collected from
the various reports. Laff Saturday evening,
failed from this port for Chatham, Cape Ccd,
a fchooner, - Nickeron, matter; (who
having been on filming voyage, came here
and dilcharged his cargo, and was returning
honey about o'clock next morning,b by the
light of the moon, they diicovered, a top-fail
schooner beating down hard upon them,
which at length fred and brought them too,
a number of men,from the top-fall fchooner
then came or board Capt. Nickehon, in one
boat, and examined him, whittier he was
bound, what he had on board SIC. They then
returned to their fchooner, but foon after
came on board again with more afIifancc,
in three or four boats, armed with guns and
cutafi:s. One Nickcr(on, pan-Dger on
board land relation OF the captains when
he perceived their coming, flung himf-lf by
a rope over the fern, thinking their nten-
ton was to pre6 iome ofthem) AMI there
continued during the bloody icene as foon
as they came on board, after lafhiDg the
helm, and letting The fails, they killed saptain
Nickerion, and two other men, one of whom
was the captains brother, and the other his
brother in law named Newcomb, and threw
them overheard, they being all the hands be-
longing on board, except NickeHon, who
had flung himfelf over the fern, as before
mentioned, and boy named Kent; it is
faid, Nickerfon heard one of the pirates fay,
Let rs kiHtbe boy, and another make anfwer,
No, be rOiN do to make pEneb far rs whether
they killed him, or not, is not known, how
ever, the boy is milling. Alter perpetrating
this inhuman deed,they pIundered the vellel,
knocked out the head of barrel of rum and
drank and waited the greatef part Of it, and
taking Comfortable fun of money, wentofF
with their booty. When they dropped a.
fern OF the fchooner, they came 70 near
Nickenon, (the only one fuppoGed to be fav-
ed) thar he could have fet his feet on their
heads, but il pEovidentially happened they
never perceived him. Some time after they
were gone, Nckcrfon, who could not have
furyived much longer in-the condition he
was in, came on board, and made fail for
Cape Cod, and about ten O'Clock the fame
morning, faw fail, which proved to be
Capt Doane, from CaPe-Cod, bound for
Bottom, and hanging out Ggual of tiitreG,
Capt. Doane with fome of his people came
on board, land aGited him in getting into port.
The peTfons who were murdered, were
all married men, and have left three dilcon-
foiate widows. ra
Yeferday the Lively lOoP of war failed
in quef Of the pirates. ~
The freeholders and other inhabitants OF
the town of Bottom, are notified to nicer at
Eaneuil- Hal tomorrow at ten O'Clock, fore
noon, corrective III. report Of their commit
&c, when il is hoped there will Be very
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NTOLEN out of the houfc o(
~ Mr.. Percy, innhoder, on the road
between Woods Hole and Bottom, on The
roth infant, the following articles, w!
One broad red isiped Jacket, one coni.
linen ihirt, one child's fine linen ditto, ont
gauze handkerchief, two pair of wosaed
ftockings, one pair blue the other blue a.1
white iPofted, one worried night cap, OK
pair dimothy drawers, one pair long nok.
fers made of fail cloth: They are foppled
to be ffolen by one John Chambers, u be
has been feen iInce the robbery was cynmit-
ted with part of the cIoaths on) he is we'll
fet fellow, abou FIVE feet five orIhx inches
high, wears his own fhort curledhAir, Iathsl
fzndy, pi,ted with the GmalI Pox, has lo.t
the ufe Of one of bis eyes he has been
filming at the Hand Of St. Johl's this fun
mer, he came from Halifax in the schooner
Mary, Capr. French, and was landed Il
MaTtha's-V Vineyard a few days before :
Whoever will apprehend the thief 70 that he
may be brought TO juhice, ibaD receive Two
Dollars reward and all neeofrv chafsu5
paid, BY CHRISTOPHER POFT.
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TMJ Day prbG6ed,

And fold by J.GREENLEAF, at his Store in
is Mauhsll's. Lane, Bottom.
4 DifTuafion to Great Britain,
Il and the Colonies, frum the SLAVE
TRADE to Africa. Shelving the con,radic-
ton this trade bears, both to laws divine and
provincial; the Disadvantages ariGng from it,
and advantages from aboliihing it, both to
Europe and Afica, particularly to Britain
and the plantations. Alto, fhewing how TO
put thistrade to Ahiea on juif and lawful
footing. s s.e.a BY native of
Great, Britain, and friend to the welfare of
this confident. The fublcribsrs aie delired
TO call fsr Ihrit books aitrl
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appears to me to be equally true and I'M
portant, and the whole ferries of arguments
that have been offered the public fully con-
firm il. We look on the preient political
fvflem as the ancient model of our govern
ment. and therefore fit eafy and iecure.
Whereas two things in nature cannot be
more oppofite The 6rH plan of our con-
(}itution was founded profrfiedfy on PrInci-
ples of virtu:, freedom and generoiity the
prelent fabric mutt be amazingly different,
"a | affirm, and think have proved, that 1t
.oyyiks in II the feeds of defpotlfm and Ia
very; the mutation is not clearly PerceiV-
ed therefore makes but little impreiiion, but
the reafoning from anology is conclunVe'
IF iyfem Of government in its infancy Is
Gbm;ttsd to, while it is not alarming, it can
NOR be bsok off in manhood, though the
exhibition may be dreadful. Few people
are acquainted with the force OF cuitom
and habit: ANY condition may become
familiar, and long ufe will make that agree
BE- which at fitft might have excited b''T'r.
Tbus the natives of the Eaft fit very eaiy
and tondIy hug the chains that bind them
Much tenfe is contained in that obierVation
of Cardinal BentivogIio. Farsno OsramFHtF
tutsi Re principle Capi, no" Re de RtpH6c
Ecbs, 6 non di Regri. Ma POI hinge g'
bS fate che ibspsG e Ga1o GlPsh ct F1A'z-
zof; cir babifs DER intisr0 HbbidifnzG came
0DnntO (asls aGRefarG una PiH1fG, 81 IN f''40
bumans viasrs, in tsrrsnS. lott0 cline d.
zIy6 dial fus n0twat. Gard Bent. Rtla.
6kH bysU. unite de fGndr0. Lib; 3. ne
nurport of which is, that Kings at hrif
were no more than frf magifratss in re-
nubIicks. The origin of power in aoio-
lutte fovereigns was from an O6lf' OF TINS
f;rfi truff, to which (thoug h rePugnant to
human nature Joy gradual RePs and long uie
mankind were iaffnGbJ accuttomed- AS TINS
truth is neceGary and eternal, founded IN
the contribution of man, rembe left 1t
mould be verified in this people. There
e Ecarce a nation in the world but exhibits
fatal marks of it, and England itfelf, had 1t
not followed the advice would Incuica'e,
and by revolution recured to original
nr;nciDles which ihall prefenty coniider'
you'd have made no better figure than her
ne;ohbsurs. Il is moral truth, all things
tend naturally to diiiolution and 1t Is no
lefs political one, that contributions 60
vernments and politics are frail and NOR
raj. The wheels of the fYitem frequently
needs repair, and nuR be carefully at
tended to, or all regular motion deter
mines. BY this maxim the contribution
1. Ter, alive. and though brought to
low ebb, may recover, and like the PhS-
nix fDring out of its own aihes. %,
EngIilh h,ftory gives US a remarkaoIe
infancs in fupport Of this obferyation' AT
,h- time when TIE Stewart family were on
the throne, the nation was in mslaneho
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n MESS, Lows, BickerffafFs, Malta
~ chuieus Calendars and SHEET AL
MANACKS, to be fold by !. Thomas,
near the Mill Bridge.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
The CEN TINE L. No. XXXlV.
NIB! baplsG fate Of sVsry human mind,
Wyabt in The brelSnt, to the future blind:
M.'tr fees bssU (tOiff the tides of fortune J3oU,
Tbe EUslling bappintEj, or Tbbing tU0s
So eioE, 70 JRddsn, each rIVsrlf (Hcfssd',
Ind mijabitf tread, sUbsrs'r JHtegi pr'ef'ds.
Mr.. Brooks.
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Mr.. BROOKS.

z countrymen VIII excule
me, if | again put them in
mind of a maxim that !
have often repeated, and
which is the ground of
thefe numbers, frequently
..,,,~ IA FRI hrinrf6Ifs. This
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of other Gentlemen, yf,ed the public
ichcols in this town..
The new company of Cadets, drsAsd in
their uniforms, under the command of
Colonel John Hancock, mutersd on Tuef
day lzh, in the forenoon, and performed
their various evoutions, &c. in uuly mi-
hilary manner. In the afternoon Of the fame
day the ieveral companies of militia, under
the command of Colonel JohnErviog, muf-
tered, and made very fine appearance
Major Paddock's company of Artillery per-
formed fham fight to the general latisfac-
ton of vaR number OF fpeetstors /; and
the company of Grenadiers made very
excellent figure. In ihort,the performances
OF the feveral companies, the Cadet, Artil-
lery and Grenadier's,in particular, did hon.
our to America.
Two Eogifh feameu arrived laft week in
avetiel atNantucket from theHaVanna, where
we learn they had been impri(oned fix or le-
ven years one of them came to town this
week. and informs, that he was taken on
the Spanfh Main, land carried prifoner to the
Havannah for being concerned in an i!lic,
trade, Gas it is phraied by thole who do not
chule to reient the behaviour of the Dons.
During his imprisonment he fufered many
hsrdlhlps, and at length growing old and in
firm was relealed. He hys, there were for
ty-tix ifout abe-bodied EnglIlh Seamen i'm
prifoned at the Havannah when he left it.
MONDAY arrived here the Fowey man of
war from England.
Yefcrday about $50 young lads, from
ten to fourteen years of age, mufered, and
went through the manual sxercile, &c. to
the furprile and fatisfaetlon of numerous
fpeeators.
DIED. Very fuddenly on Tuefday e.
vening, Ms. Martha Rand, wife of Mr..
Robert Rand, Board Merchant, fhe had
been on a Witt in the afternoon, and on her
return home complained lhe was fatigued,
went into her houle and expired in about
ten minutes. 49,
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and flying to France, his Iauds mua and did
merge 10 the crown Of England: Therefore
the Duke could not hold ,hoie, lands 10 the
patent OF King Charles the lccond IN
.663-4. 49,. ri. 4,1>...
But notwithstanding all this, i.
King William and Queen Mary's charter
TO the Inhabitants of the Bay province, A. ID.
1921 grants and confirms. all the fiht above
delcribed lands, to them and their tucceiiors
in fee forever, BY which they have an ablo-
lutte property under the crown of. England TO
hem and all others in, the delcrIp,ivc limits
of their charteg. Therefore thefe lands in
difpute New York claim, and right TO pa
tent under their zeal as above, BY King
James, I52 years ago, being conveyed away
OUT Of and from the crown and by the afore-
(aid King Charles the 6rh, and BY King
William and . Mary 70 folemnly confirm
ed TO the REFLECTIVE Grantees under the great
zeal of England, are fuficient to ihew that
at this time the laid lands are not now in the
crown, consequently all patents under the
feal OF New York, purportng crown giant
Of The lands deicribed in laid patents, all OF
them iince 1901, or that ihall be made here
after under that zeal, are beyond all di!pute
wholly and absolutely void, as to convey
thereby any lands from the Englllh crown
10 its htjtds. 80
And finally, all the lands contained in the
before recitcd letters patent, of James The 6Tii
and OF Charles the 6ra, BY King William
and Queen Mays Charter of the Mafiachu
fe,ts p ovince, which lie in the bounds of it,
are confined to the inhabitants and fucceilors
thereof; and all the grants OF the fame lands
OF other eaate in the MsAichufe.ts province
limits, to private or particular perlons, or to
bodies poitick, OF corporate, towns, villages
coiedges or fchools, do hold, OF enjoy, OF
Ough, to hold and enjoy, within the bounds
aforelaid, t. c. Of Eaid prOOinef, duly made,
by any general court formerly held or BY any
other lawful right OF title what ioever; lhalI,
by fuch REFLECTIVE perlons, and grantees,
their REFLECTIVE heirs, iucctaors, and sfigns,
FIR ever. hereafter be held, and enjoyed, any
matter or thing whatioever, to the contrary
hereof notwithstanding.
20 S;gntd BY LovFr Of Truth
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III; benefit 81 tie C,lIcec. ii; hoped that
tho'c who have received the hppours Of shar
lociety, and al Others who have at heart the
cauie of leArnlug, with which. the good 81
iociety j, {, nearlv connected, Will fcadi y
aud cheetuiY enc ~c:ape it, BY becoming ADJ
venturers." .....,. =, ..
Public and feafonab'e notice will be given
OF the time and place OF drawing aud 20
foon as the drawing is 6,ihed mt of the
prizes will be pubihed in Edes s. Gil's Bof-
ton Gazette, sc. and he moneyp4id to ne
paAeilos Of the benefit tickets, within twenty
days after publication Of liit of pr zes. :.
= God as well as FLYER will be taken for
the rck;ts, ard the pr re p i'd off IN ike
manne5 pnZes not demanded thin twelve
months a:ter drawing, will not be paid, but
Will be deemed as generouily given tor tie
purPofes afotsiaid, and will be applied ac-
eordinelv. =. n
/ TICKETS will be ready for fsle b, COM
MENCEMENT-DAY, at the houie, If
Jonathan H filings and Andrew Bo. rdmau,
Eiqls. in CamSrdge, and a, the Stores aud
Houlcs Of the managers in Bottom.
FLOREA T ACADEMIA.
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T H U R S d A Y, July 9.
B o S T o N.

Capt. John Stanton Of CharleRown, fall
ed lzf Thurfday for the Eafwa,d, in q
light fchooner, to get WOOD, with three
white men on board and Negro belong
ing to himfelf: On Frioay night about o
o'clock the Negro was feering with a mo-
derate breeze, the veAel going about three
knots an hour, Capt. Stanton and one Of
the white men being on deck, the vsflel all
of fudden turned over, the other two men
being in the cabin were drowned, and the
Captain and man with the Negro, who were
on deck, laved their lives by CITING on the
fiae Of the veiel, where they continued Till
the next day, when veiIel took them off
and carried them into Newbury Port one
of the men drowned is one Wlklnipn, OF
Charleftown, who has left forfowful wife
with three children the other frsBger
from TIE country. Let this be warning
to coafers, going win b1ilait to take care.
Ysferday the Selea Men, and numOer
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: mutt afford a very feDGble pleafure to

IT mutt afford very GeDGble pleafure to
- every we'll wiiher TO leaning in genera,
and to the Seminary il Cambridge in patti-
cuar, when any encouragement isigven TO
hope for its PROPERTY: all Of this character,
wilt be ready to improve every opportunity
to promote 70 good Cauie. Such an one
i, now offered to The public in the following
e<-f' l. o T T E R Y,
granted by the General AGembly of the pro-
vince Of sheMaG4chuietts- Bay, for the pur-
pole of rafting 3aool. L. M. for building a
new hall at Cambridge for the better ac-
comodation Of the fiudents -
TO the agement whereof Jofeph
Jackfon, andW iiam Blair Townfend Eiqrs.
WilIismG reenleaf, Jonathan Maion, Samu-
elfAuRin, and H. Hill, Merchants, have
been appointed and duly fworn., =
HARVARD-COLLEGE LOT
Terry, conGfs of 10000 Tickets, at 6
Dollars each 3337of which are prizes Ofthe
following value, vIZ..' e p,