The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1772-10-15
RSDAY, OcroBER IS, I77a.
FNUMB. 81,

The Princefs of Stclbsrg, comfort to the
Chevalier Stuart, has been declared to be
lpregnant, and that both me and her hriC-
band have received compliments of conera-
tn alton from fsverzl perfons OF diftinaion
thereon.
We are aEured that Mrs. Cornelys, ia
now confined ia the Kings Bench Praon.
lit was reported thar a treaty of marriage
was on foot, between Mr.. Sheriff Wilkes
and Mrs. Tereiia Diana Felicia Corilelys.
A gentleman at Quebec, in NORTH A.
TneriCa, has discovered an eAenee OF fuch a
nature that one pound and quarter will
make iixty gallons Of fpruce beer ft to be
drank in three days, in any climate, for
which he has Obtained his MajeRy's letters
patent. "W
A parcel Of dried leaves hf. .a.fhrub, che
growth OF Georgia, have been received by
gentleman in town from his correspondent
in Savannah, which has favour equal to
HyIon tea, in colour a light green.
Aperfon juh arrived from Calais, fsys,
he law the eldeh of the Remedies iaft
Wednesday fortnight, at the Court of
London Tavern at that place. He was
drefied in a fuit of caret coIoured cloaths,
trimmed sish gold lace, and being much
in liquor, he bred a riot, and was commit
ted 60 pufCn, but was releafsd the next
day. cae M -a4 ssH t'tee
|. The elder Of the two Remedies entered
into the lriih Brigades at Calais, y few
days ago.--This 10 certainly fsA
r nag. los We are informed that Meifrs.
.Glynn and halifax have paid all bills that
have been Prefented to- them, and are rea-
.dy to pay all demands, with intersR, a.
they fhallbe rendered.
NORTHAMPTON, Aag. 10. On the
18th OF lait month, was married at Bottom,
in Lncolnihire, MIR. William Staines.
He was 70 extremely vi, that he was OBJ
Iiged to be. carried to the church in fedan
chair; and on the 10Th he died, was bu-
ried on the 18th, and his widow was MAJ
.ried again on the goth. uIt.
..h L ON Don, Aag. n.
E*tra6 Of ifffsr fran on hard The Spstd
trig, Cepf, Cotton, dated at TawG-7swss
IN Nrgini0, 7HJ Z, I77z.
I" We failed from Jamaica on the id of
June laR, bound TO this place, laden with
fngar, and fpecie on board, to the amount
Of 3cool. to pay for our lading back to the
Hand. When we had juR pahed the Ba-
hama Hands, above & deg. lat. we Jaw a
fail bearing down hard upon US from the
N. w. As we imagined her in fome dlC-
trels we backed our fails and laid too for
her; fhe fOon came up with Us, and hoif-
ting French colours, fired ! gun, and
commanded US to lend. our captain on
board in the boat, or they would fink US
Immediately, accordingly the captain and
mate wsth four men went on board, and
was ioon convinced that me was pirate.
by the French captains laying he knew
that We had fpecie in the fEip, and il was
that ne wanted and would have |; as we
had backed our fails he lcon lay clofe along
iIde of 'us, and coming on board fet all his
hands to irummzge for the money, which
was foon found, with which they were
web coHkented, did " no further damage.
and a hrfk gale fpringing they were foon
out OF hight; we made fail for this place.
where We arrived yeferday."
1sg- II. The late William. Cromwell.
E'q; IF Kirby Rreet, near FIatten-areet.
Hoiborne who died on II friday laff, was
great grapSfon 10 the immortal Oliver
Cromwell, protector Of England, &c. He
lived 70 the S5th year OF his age, ina ffare
OF celseScg, 70 tbstthere remains no more
of.the maxine Of the protector than she
two following young gentlemen, VIZ. Mr..
OilveT CROMWELL, an eminent attoroev,in
the Million bank Office, and Mr.. Thom,/
Cromwell. Of Snaghiu Ealho,O.