The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-07-22
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gS SO Jelty's Hips OF war; iet-
ting forth, that as his Majsay finds il no longer
necehary TO contnne the Armsmeot q. Tea. therc-
fore II Is thought fit to revoke aud annul the
proclamation Of the asd of April laa.
HAGUE, (HSkIaad) Nay 7. The Dutch
EaR- India company have received an account,
BY the hrR ihip of their homewGrd- bound feet.
|jua arrived in the Texel. that moR retiib.e
earthquake had fwallOwed up great part Of
mount'in on the COAT Of Sumits, shove
lesgue in length, and dslroyed between two
and three .houland inhabitants, with oil their
cattle. pantations &c. and hat The h-e, which
lhusd cot of the earth, had been leen &C very
great diRance At iss.
Paris, (FrHafeJ May 2. Our minliry
have not iuipended the equipment of the lou.
lon feet, as reported but they continue pref.
fling at Mstiees 70 warmly that no Fieneh
vefel - allowed 10 "a out Of thar port Two
hundred bakers are employed night ard day
At the Arfensli IN making blcuit for the feet :
he lat letters from Genoa ALTO bring advice
hat they had prelIed and embarked the C for
Toulon all the French falors in that port and
hat the Repub ic of Genoa had Iikewiie per-
mitted ell luch Of her iu5jsets as are mariners
to enter into the fervice # France No one
can eues AZ the deHination of this feet bur
he King has refuled the Duke dc Charues,
ore Of Princes of the blood, bis permiIon
to lerve on board il, on account Of its deaina-
ton. Is the Dutches is pregnant.
WARSAW, (r1phSI Of Poland J AtrH II.
This morning the Senator's hall and the Nun
clos. chamber were furnifhed with q Rrong
guard by the MEihaI of the Crown. The
Confederate Nuncios were not there; but Mr..
Reysen, NunciO Of Noyogrodeck, and his ad-
herent were, and about noon IN Envoy came
from the Confederaies, to know of them whe.
Their they acknowledged Count Ponirlxi 90 Mar
hal. He was snfwered, No, and Mr.. Rey.
ten came to the door CT the Nuneios chamber,
aod declared openly, that he would not hear to
The Confsdersey, and that he was ready to zeal
that prc.efation with bis blood If it was re-.
quired
\brH 10. The confederation, the plan Of
which was framed BY Baron Snckelbe'g, En-
voy from Ruiiia, and approved by the three
courts, has been agreed 70, and the affairs TO be
laid before the Diet, which 10 TO meet to.mor-
row, are to Re determined by q plurality Of
voices. The principal articles TO be agtsted
are, the maintenance of the Roman Catholic
religion. aud the public liberty the departure
OF the foreign troops out Of the realm the re-
gulating the limits Of the republic; an eIquiry
into the authors and scoomplioes of the ouIrsg-
6 committed sssina the fscred Eerfon of bis
MsieRy To lette new arrangement touching
impoas; to (ettls fome reforms neeenlry IL the
military departments toeRablifha commifio1
TO repair the wrong which Duke Peter CT Ccur.
and had dore,by certain trarfa6ions, TO his bro
her Prince Charles, af.er the death Of their ia
ther; ard to avenge the outrage committed q
gsinH MADAME POtoeki. All thtle article, are
TO be preien:cd TO. and rsssed on by the Diel,
under the suipiceI Of the confederation
BARCELONA, the capital of Cs,alonia in
Spainl Aprii6 An extraordinary ccurier from
Iserid brought an order for the eight batslli.
onso Of Spabih fhd Wailoon guards, who are in
su'ilcn in Caisopia, to hel: rtemislyss in rea-
dinsfs for embska ion on the IF bstic., ara e
the fame time an sm5Hgo was laid on al fhips
hat were here; bot the arrival OF ietond ecu
rie' yeEers y, na' put ltOp to cur Gift o5.ion..
nc the cnt. fgo is ken *