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THO. HUTCHINSON.

la) Il mnR certainly be on the fame prefump-
ton that lAvery 10 better than freedom for dis
people, that MIR. Hu'chinlon and his friends
take upon them to vindics,e ell bis writingi,
fpeeches and s6tions. On what other condili-
on could encouragement of the people c.
ven to dream Of recovery Of their rights, and q
re eHsbfihment Of all things upon the old
footng, .. the footing on which the original
compact between the crown and this people,
batting few Innovations, had placed them
~ Whoever has heard the aory Of the pick
xes, fcslping knives Sc. lhipped ia the time
of actual war, for the iupply of the enemy at
Lou iburgh, could hardly fulped it to be per-
pretrated by this arenuous opponent Of iKidf
trade. unlels there had been q great change Of
ircumRsnces between the payer and receiver
of extorted tributes ExforfSd for the fole pnT-
pcle of being la fined Upon WORTHLESS, or rather
dangerous faVsavifH!
(t) Fortunate indeed happy incident for
70 conlpicuous friend TO the people, to have it
in his power 10 cut of even the remo,efi expec-
tations of their deliverance from that mon de-
teRed Object Of their reien,ment, that bs4r6 Of
Cemmi9FsSsrS whole psyfezSl excellencies four
or fzsS Of Them al le,it) had 70 csptiyated Mr..
| Hutchinfon.
ID How could this comport with Mr.. Hut
chinions conlummate incedty in Pubiihine In
lelligencs received only from q 1rivan man a.
intelligence received from the beft authority
(e) A great merit indeed no doubt much
influential in obtaining the SoOl. per annum.
LfJ Some tremendous exertions doubles, no
mHter how general, rather than fail Of being
lufiiciently formidable; butif the fons of liber-
ty, only could be brought over in irons and
hanged on the fiatute Of Harry the eli ID h ; and
he friends Of government faV'ErSl and encou-
raged, il lesms the modsf fsggefeI would give
fuch meaiures the preference.
ri In this Mr. Hutchinfon was not deceiv-
ed Many Of bis fellow citizens had as ltrong
fenle Of this as he had, aud nobly yenIursd
their all TO prevent that criGs terminating, cot
in the abrissmsrf, bur total deHruetion Of the
iber;ies Of their country.
~ Is rot this as Rrong q call for fl;ps
md troops as Mr.. Psxtoa'si Buih white
WALKERS, blnih at tte vain attempts ye have made
ever can make 10 oilzuif the maiignity OF
his inferna fcrol, which unlefs the o.
er hid imPofsd upon myielf obliged me
make iome femsIks upon it, had led me
! } il, Leede- 20 csA1sEf or ex PlsusIion
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T U E S D A Y, July 20.
B . S T o N.

LaR Thurfday evening two men, one OF
them named Brown, lately out of his time
the other named John M'Cray, both Of
;hem journeymen to Mr.. Magner, black
fmth, went from hence in FINAL boat an,
il is faid, about twelve o'clock at nighs
was unfortunately run down by an outwar,
bound 10 ,p, between the cattle and Specta
Gle land, by which the boat was funk, anc
they both are fuppofed to be drowned, a.
they have no, fnce been. heard 9th
boat, laft Saturday, was difcovered funk i
the channel, near the lower middle ground,
in about b fathom water iince which fht
has been weighed and brought up to town
Her foremaf and rudder were gone, an
had fmall hole beat through one of he
Gdes otherwlie ihe has received little OF ne
Damage.
PROVIDENCE, Jsb 3. Laff week, a
the Inferior Court of common pleas for tn
county of P.ovidence, bill of indietmen
was preferred to the grand jury sgainR tn
Plnter of this paper, for printing and pub
lllnlUBs ny I4uSh, ho1 "/"ye, JSH"11'0H
and nl0LieiOm HbsI but sUfA kn0sUn eta
5E6ed TRUTH, which cannot be difproveo
viz. that in &c, Efq; IA member CI
= the committee of correspondence appoinIe
BY the General Aiiembly) had, &" in a very
fragrant manner, THANKFULLY violated ane
betrayed the faith and confidence repofee
in him by bis country, in yielding obedenc;
10 mandate from the commlaioners e en-
quiry, and anfweTing inteTogatories befor,
before thsm on oath, thereby fully acknow-
Lodging decentralization, and endeayouriOe
10 counteraa the lsudsble defgn of th'
houle IN appointing he faid committee -
And that a motion has been made, at meet
ing of the freemen, for the town" to in
hrua its representatives, that in the mex
feiiion of aGembly they uie their influence
to difpIace the faid in &c, Efq; from
being member Of the committee of conef
pondence This very extraordinary at
tempt to dsRroy the Liberty ofthe Prefs be-
came matter of great expectation, and die
not fail to alarm the friends Of freedom
their approximations however ioon fubiided,
the honea jury having returned the BIZ
lGNoRAMUs.
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Cav ct';wp efrr,'t Gip ,'.rd t'e snsr,c' e
goysrnhrr, p6vs tuI THAR 0:.if ii:tGs ~ ;sr;.
sInsEt wee srcrt,GrE. aid all thugs wariG ~
loon u he cid feoiieg 10 c,tsi " rs ,hh ~
scts impciiog culies wcud &c Iep~asd, he
cen mffJnsr, beard 6it' ysd tic .C.:Cn.s POE
en- the cd fooine ara ...afl 0ass j. ce,,isc CO
pen6 1nis " 10 bs&a'G. ~ !, II very ioiana;s
lrat / had it 10 NY power 10 pfeveLI lach
isl.s Iepiti u,siiou from iTricirg through J.:
prosince.(e) have len s.'y Cautious OF u6ng
your name, rpG have bsoh,eiy iIIe 10 rub!il,
log Ib'o4d tie iabiisnce Of ,ou- lettef, AID de-
elaiing Toe ! bad my intelligence Ircm The bslt
su,ho'i y,(@l sEdhave in great mcalute defeated
the Ill dtGgn In rating end attempting TO fpread
10 G'0undleis report (s)Whst marks cf recent
mert the parliament Will flow, whether they
viii be upon the province IN general or psllicu-
lar perior ii )i'txnsmely urCsltain, be tkstihey
will be places -mewhere is moi certain, and
AID, becauie libiAk IL sEgLf 10 BE- %, that tbct,
who have teen moi assdy in pleierving the
contribution and opPcGng the liceniioulnsfs CT
i.-sh as Gil hemiesss ions Of liberty will Ger
tainly meel with favor and encouragement.
Tais is mcit certainly Gifts (g)I really win
that there may not have been the lraa degree Cf
| ieveiiy beyond whs, il ablolutely neccgary 10
MAINTAIN, ! think ] may ,ay to you the otptNd-
GKet which colony ought to have upon the
pArcnt itSte bot it no mesiures Shal have been
taken to {. CUE this dependence. or nothing more
than fome declTatory acts " rsiolyes, IL is eli
Ger auth ~ (b)The friends of government will
be utterly diihtatsn,d, aad the friends of a.
nsrchy will be afraid OF EoIhifg, be IL ever 70
extravsgant.
The lsa vsnel from London had quick p,f-
fage. We expset to be in iuiretce for the three
OF four next weeks and then to hear our fac l
never think Of the mealures necelary for he
peace and good order of the colonies without
pain. Thee muit be an alb idgmeEt of WHIT
are called Englih liberties. l relieve myielf
by cor iidcring thse ia q remove from the Fate
of nature to the mol perfect aasc Of govern
ment there mutt te great reRraint of natural
liberty. doubt whether il is poflible to pr Ct
a iyaem OF government ia which colony
ihree thouiand miles difant f.om the parent
fate III ali enjoy all the ibedy Of the parent
liate. am certain have never ye, feen the
projection. l with the good OF the colony
when with TO fee iome further IeGnrt of IL
6erty rather than the ccnneefion With the parent
Gate ihall be broken Tor am fnse iuch
breach mutt Prove the ruin of the colony.
Pardon me this execution, it really proceeds from
.he fate Of mind into which cur peIPlexed at
fairs often throws me.
II have the honour 10 be with very great e.
teem, Sir, your mott humble aud moit obedi'
ent IervsnI,
II THO. HUTCHINSON.
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WEDN EsDAY, July III.
B 0 S T o N.

Laf Saturday the body of a luRy man
was found near low water mark on tb'
beach at Long Hand; Us hair was thor
and of dark colour, and had on ihor
red jacket, lined with baize, light colouret
cloth brooches, new check ihiIt, and pa
of fat filver neeve buttons, mako M. a
a pair of yarn Gockirgs, but no ihoes on
bis right hard was much cut, his face an
mouth greatly bruifed but whether dom
before OF face his death IemsIus uncertain
his pockets were turned inilde out, and b
did not appear to have been many day
dead.
This fsme day the active f'iga:c fFom An
tigua, " h'ch hal been below tor iome ea}'
ssme up into the hzEbour.
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PoKr Of BosToS, JHJ ~.

zrriusE. Lewis, from New Haven Lew
$, Noys-Scotia; Maxwell, Maryland Cor
ham. Virginia Fogery, Halifax Burton,
ape Nicola and Turks. 1,nd Worwell,
APE .Nicola; Smithwick, Grenada /; Smith
Quebec.
PoEr Of RHooE.IsLAED, Jg5 IL.
A,rivsl. Dickens, from amaica Grimes
HIP .niola Borden, Gfenadoes Luce, Pea.
lant river; Warner, Philadelphia Vreden
burgh, New jerley Olds, Bolton Lock
Mount Deiart Butler, P.safsnt River; Croft.
man, MIylsndi Freebody and Webaer, New
YcIk.
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GOVERNORS LETTERS, &c
Continued. With REMARKS.
Continued.

DsAR SIR, BeSos, 1ofb JlSRs,y, 1865
" o u have laid me under very erest csig.
L tioos BY tie very clear and full aecscnt O
proceedings in parliament, which received fron
u By Capt. Scott. You hsve alto done mue
.slyice to the people Of III; province. ,al To- 8
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By order of Court,

By order OF Court,
Will be SOLD by PUBLIC VENDUE.
At the Royal Exchange s'vern in King areet,
On Tusfaay the 18th day of AuguR next.
At one O'Clock, P. NJ.
4 LARGE commodious brick
n Dwelling Houfe, ftuate in CO,nhiIl, nOw
n the occupation of Mr. ] fhua Gardner, l'ie
belonging to Captain Edward Emerion, de
.esfed, (faving the widows dover therein. For
PARTICULARS enquire of Melatiah Bouru. Efq;
]. RUSSELL, Auetionee'
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T H U S D A Y, July II.
p n 6 t O N.

YeRerday being the anniversary Com
nencement at Harvard College, 10 Cam
ridge, the Honourable bis MajeAy Cou"
II, together with the corporation, and tn
Governors of the College, proceeded BY ii
.,nd dates for their 6rft degree in thu
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"a The etFaavh If 64r. Jsba 4liA, Gn SS
z.g4 to esIFied fer asaf Ct ram.
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yielded lie people; how will you ani"el
their delegates when they call you to aeoou",
for 70 daring contempt of their authority
You auR either deem yout'ef hyperion
IN heir unitcd power, or think 6 compfo-
miling the mater hale while before nAno
You have SAINT Themes a Beckett, Tor an
example in The hra Gale, and 10 very ofllIan'
character that know Of in TIC latter.
you are Jealous of the honour OF your hlgh
ita,ion and can hardly think OF Hopping 10
render the leaf l4isfattery account OF your
intention q any MN or even to any oooy
Of men in this country, it is believed an G.
qua, if not hyperion ipiIit will be found in
the power which the co0AItuiion has aP,,
pointed to cub iuch ntCllcrable haughtIneis
Duty, patriotifm, indeed every obiiea'lon
divi, e and human I've upon them to BRING
YOU to terms, and if you can tuccelstuhy
wiihRand ,hem, there is GIll power IN re-
ferve, which hardly ever miles its aim
when thoroughly engaged TO rid ltlelf OF a
tytant, though immuEed in a luklih
Seraglo. This power, Sir, YOU have ever
sa"4ed to de pfc; how wlisly experience
will doubtless Inform you.
am Sir, with nfupcrable Difference to the
able and impartial di!iributers OF Juitlce'
Your honor's mott obedent humble iervant.
I'm hdepndant WHlG'
County of Suffolk, Stp.fmber I3fb, 1878
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SAT RDA Y, September II.
B . S T Q N.

The Select Men of Marblehead have
r,hliChed a notification, whereby they in
form the pubic. that there is not one per-
=, N IN that town lick OF the fmall Pox !;
thar the houle where that diaemPer frit
b'oke out, is nearly cleanfed and that all
market men and travellers may no" come
there with lafetY.
We hear that advice is received of the
death of Capt. Crocs of his Majefy's ihiP
lamar, at Carolina.
Newport, September 6. AT town.
meeting, held on Taft Tue!day, the fame
gentlemen were rechofen Representatives.
f. this ,owr, who ferved lait fsiiion OF
Aa-mOly. ---.-
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T SD A Y, September I3.
B Q S T Q N.

Capt. Walton, who is arrived at New
York from Newfoundland, on the 18th OF
Anguf: in lat. SO. long. 90. poke with
Capt. Andrews in fnOw from Bolton for
the WeR- Indies.
MARRIED. Mr.. William SPooner,
Merchant, to Mrs Lucy MAfhall, widow
of the late Doctor Samuel Marfhall, de-
ceafed.-At Grafton, Mr.. Samuel Elliot,
a noted Taylor from London, to Mrs. Me-
hetable Blanchard, widow Of the late Mr.
Jofeph Blanchard or Oxford.
DIED Mrs. Lydia Lewis, widow of
the late Phillip Lewis, deceaied.-At
Charlcfown, Mrs. Screech, widow.-At
Salem, Mrs. Mary Hodges, wife of Capt.
John Hodges AT Beverly, Mrs. Abigail
Davis, wife of Capt. Thomas Davis.
NEw-YoRK, SEPTEMBER, 8. Mr.. limo
thy Soper the Mate Of Capt. Moore, informs,
that on the zSth of April laf, the Aoop
Capt. Farley, Of this place, put in
10 Hfpauiola in diare(s that the Spaniards
Immediately leized the veiiel and cargo, and
after plumber The Captain and bis people,
carried them to the ptilon, and put them in
irons, where they all remain in cloIe con-
fnement, except the above Timothy So
per, who was then Captain Fairley's Mate,
and made bis elcaPe the 4Ih Of Auguf.
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MO N d A Y, September IL.
z q s L . n.

Is ~ ~ ~.
LaR Friday f-'onight the Grand Jury
Having farihcd their buGnels) befldes the
Bills found by them, Prcisnted the Superior
Court with a paper OF which the following
is copy. ,.
To the HoSeurabk Superior Curt Of fud'-
c0turs, bstdea at Bottom, in The Conay9
S-folk ,t5i; tbiyr fyad0y Of Angn6,I773'
Tzt A4tmbtyi Of The Grand Jury Of iHqach
far the Jaid Csnzy, beg Leave bHm6S TO
TsprIlenf, :,
{" THAT, as they conceive, the Grand
LURES of this province, have ever been
remarkable for the faithful diicharge
of their duty nevertheless 1t appears by
a number of letters written by gentlemen
who hold the higheft rank in the Provinces
that they have been otherwile Represented,
as greatly deficient in the execution OF
their important truf being under the IN.
Auence of faction, in oppofition to good
order and government Ofthis, the g. and
Jury complain to your Honours, rs very
great public grievance, tending 10 deitroy
the neutrality-suspicious., if noe the being
of juries (Which have long been the envy
of foreigners, and as this honorable Court
have iuily obferved in their charge to us,
" the protection of Engliih liberties, with
their good wihes that they may be con-
tnued for ever" The grand Jury look
upon il THAI in the exerci(e of the powers
they are veitsd with, ny the laws OF the
land, they arc accountable to no man,
however great bur only 20 God and their
own confidence And that they have
right 70 Claim all that prot, 6ton to which
this Horoursbs Court, in their jurlldletlon,
are entitled. And it is their mott earnett
tsouef, that this Honorable Court would
take (ome effc etual mealures for the prefer
walton of this moitvaluable branch Of our ex-
c len civil contribution from ruin or con-
tempt - The grand jury would beg leave
humbly to reprelcnt, that the minds OF the
. o people OF thi, county are gfeatlydlitrei-
fed with the uncertainty concerning the iup-
mort of this Honou able Court, whether it
is, for the future, to depend upon the free
grants of the General AlIemoly Of this
province, according to the invariable cuff
tom and ulage, or upon the grants OF the
crown Your Honours full determination
upon a point OF 70 interefting nature, IS
matter of the mott anx Gus expectation in
this county, and probably throughout the
province A dependence upon the crown
has been in our opinion juftly relolVed by
the Houle OF Representatives., which is the
grand inqueft of the province, to be (ub.
Verfve Of juitc and equity I'VE fol-
lcitiou1y nope that your Honours have de-
clinsd (uch dependence agreeable to the
expectations of that HONORABLE Houie
AND VIC beg leave to exprels our o.
pinion, that fuch determination explicitly
made public, on the part Of your Honours,
would quiet the ruffl:d minds of all ranks
of men IN the county, and we conceive in
the province and it would remove certain
doubts and difficulties which the grand
Jury at prelent labour under.
As in duty bound the grand jury ihall
ever prav, Signed,
OLIvFR GRERNLEAP. Clerk
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IL broke out on both fidcs of the river, and
was not extinguilhed at the departure of the
poh. There likewile have been fires at
Kofrom and Chabaclay, which have done
great damage but it is hoped that the lin
en- manufactures atKoarom have been faVed.
June 10. We have jua received the We.
ry agreeable intelligence of the town of Ba.
chifensi, in Grim Tartary, being taken from
the rebellious Cohacks, &c. who had poileF
ed themleves of that,a many other towns
of great importance, Especially Oczakow,at
the mouth of The Nieper or Borlfhenes,
where they have now returned to. In this
action above 1000 of the rebels fell, but not
one was taken prifoner. On the iide of her
Imperial Majefv's army, Count GorsfEe, and
fevera other Officers, with about 6ooo men
were killed, and near 1000 wounded. In
this action no other a-yantage was gained
but taking the town, as the rebels had moved
off all their baggage, ammunition, guns, &c.
ALEXANDRIA, in Egypt MayI. We
are at the eve of fleeing Egypt become the
theatre of the war that has for Gome years
ravaged Syria. We have juR learnt that A
Ii Bey, after having repaired the fortihcati-
ons of Jaffa, and Attended all his forces
near thai place, has advanced as far as Ga
IA, very ancient city, famous in holy writ,
and lituated on the confines of Palelfire, at
the entrance Of the defart, which parts Syria
from Egypt. GAIA is.one of the fatraPies
of the PhiliAines, 40 furlongs difant from
the Tea, and built on an eminence, had been
beGegsd BY Alexander and PtolOmy, deRroy-
ed by theGe conquerors, rebuilt by GahiniUs
reffored to Herod by Auguaus, pogeHsd fuc-
cefiively by the Jews, the Romans, re
Greeks, the Arabs, the Cruiadii, forfeited
by the latter, and taken from thom BY Sall.
din. Il is now like mof of the other towns
in thofe regions, without Notifications, and
i'll peOpled. Ali Boy was TO have fet OH
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F RI d IA Y September 10.
r O S T . N,

We hear from Worthington, that on
the ar ut. as man was aiiiitIng to I'M
load Tome hay in barn there, ne tell from.
oGthe NOW 10 Ede ladder, the lharp end
Of which entered near his groin, aud tore
him in ihocking manner, 10 that ne oieo
m death in a few minutes after.
PORTSMOUTH,, September 10. On the
2s,h ult. the Commencement was held al
Dartmouth Z, lleee, at which after the IN
uoduetory prayer,' a lalulary Grafton IN Eng
G(h was delivered by MI. Dean then tol
lowed fyllogiic dllPutaton in Latin; then
Hebrew Grafton OIL the beauties OF the
Old-Teftament, by Mr.. Smith,
In ,he afternoon was delivered an Grafton
in Latin, by Mr.. Huntington, on the adj
van,aUes of the arts and licences loren
Gc diipulation in Englilh; an GRAFTON in the
Indian language by Mr.. Dean, on the cui-
toms and manners of the Indians, and a
dialogue in Engliih'
After which the following young gentle
men were admitted to the degree of matter
IF Arts, viz. Stephen Davis, Joieph Gro
yer. lanes Dean, David Huntington, T.
merton Foffer, and John Smith.
Al(o the following gentlemen who have
heretofore had the degree OF Matter OF Arts
conferred on them at other Colleges, viz,
The Rev'd. MeAi:s. DAVID Rowland, "a.
muel Kirkland, Eden Burroughs, David
Avery. OBADIAH Noble, and David Mac
cluer. John Hurd, EIilha Marih, John
Wendell, Simeon .Olcot, and Bezaleel
Woodward, Figures. Mr.. John Hotch-
kits. Mr.. Ralph Wheelock, Mr.. .EbenezeT
Gray. Mr.. Oliver Whippe, and Mr.. Elijah
Williams were admitted ad eundem.
Ar the fame time the degree of Doctor
If laws. was conferred on his Excellency
1ohn Wentworth, Eiq; Governor OF this
0,ov;nce land the degree of Doctor IN
DIVINITY on the Rev. Samuel Haven, OF
por,tmouth, and the Rev. Stephen Will
ans, of Springfield.
After which the public exerciies (Which
were perform:d in the p'eience OF very
largc and relpeable audlence) were cloied
,n;'5 an anthem fuitabe to the occaiion.
d The whole being conducted with great pro-
ptiety and decorum. :,
N B. The commencement IS held al
aid College on the fourth "wednesday IN
Auuuft annually which the year eniulng
w;lI not be lsft Wednesday, which has by
MANY been fuppo(ed to be the day appoint
el for that purpoie.
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16

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He letters which arriv-
edyeferday fromMof-
COW, brought the me.
lancholy account of a
fire having happened
in that city, by which
upwards of one thou
land houfes wereburnt.