The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-02-06


certain Chcva,ier has again turned his
thoughts towards Eng and, on an invita-
ton from flr.e the lealt to be fufpe6ted,
from the favour in which they have long
been in at court. | ihould be 70 far from
giving the leaff credit to fuch a report
,hat lhould not even mention it to you,
Il | did not know the truth Of the fol-
lowing clrcumfance The Chevalier has
actually been here Incog. and is gone from
hence in company with the Marquis de
Fitz James, but where, is left tor time TO
thew"
N0vfmber 90. A veael from Genoa
brings an account that very dating con-
fpiracy has lately been dilcove cd there, com
poled of the natives, and other inhabitants,
to murder the vince Council with the Burg
hers. Two or three hundrs I'd wee found
actually under arms, and feed as iigna cf
revolt. This IS the third conipu acy there
within thefe two years
ExtroA ef a letter f,om on lizard AImi,u.
R.dey's F2et a. Pert Ry,a! Jam ics, 10
bis 'iead IN Lona'oa, aafed S.p,rnbfr i.
" We are now getting undcr En to 90
down to Calthagena, with :rlgate OF iloor
of war, to enquire into fome in(ults thc Spa
nlards have gwen Us they carried his Ma
jeity's armed loop the Sir Edward Hawke
into Carthagena by force, bur have re ealed
her. On her arrival at Port Royal, SIR
George Rodney ordered Cout, Martial on
an Officer, and broke him, for fufering his
MsleitY's colours to be degraded The
merchants have made great Complaints of
the Ill treatment Of the Spaniards. They
have great many Engli(h lubjects working
in irons on their Notifications, whom we are
going to demand"
Letters from Baifia mention, that the
French in the laf action which they had
with the Moun'aineer Coriicans had great
number of them killed and wounded. and
many taken priloners, tho latter of which
they carried off with them and that they had
ientthe commanding officer word, that if he
did not Immediately releaic cut of prilon
the Corilcans, every one Of the pfifoners
ihould be put to death. ~
WARSAW, MoVembfr o. His Mieay
the King of Poland thank AeaveS$Is N
pretty well, confidering the late horid at
tempt made on his facred perion. The
wound he received in his head from a
fabre is not dangerous. All thole who
have feen the coach he was in, and ire
cioahs ne wore that day, agree that the hand
Of the Almighty had wildly protected him
on the occalion. His garment is pierced
in two different parts, not only with balls,
bat feemlngly with cut lead, bciidss a
iiroke upon the back, which is cut in
two, without his MajeRy's receiving any
wound.
The Heyduck, Who iclf his life by the
glorious reiiltance he made to ave that
OF the KiHg, was buried the OH of
this month, in the church yard of
the Dlfidents, with the grea,el pomp,
and the company which followed the
corps amounted TO near a thoufand
pe:fons, among whom were thee knights
of the Kings order. The mother of this
faithful ferVant will be amply provided for
the remainder of her days. The miller and
his wife, to Whole houfe the King retired in
the night, have rcceiveda hundred ducats
from his M4jelty, who hath bciides given or
ders for new mill to be built at his own
expence, which is TO be poGtGed by them
and their defendants free Of all taxes and
lmpofs. The anafins were concealed in
the Domincans convent in the old town,
and from that ahyium watched The opporu-
nifty to execute their hoind deiign.
Eight of the anafins who attacked the
King are already taken, and brought prifon-
eFs to this city.
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