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r u E S D A Y March I6.
B 0 S 7 q N.
D roe,,dinos of fbe to1On Of KINGS

" THE fele9men of this town having
at meeting of he inhabitants, attended
according to law, communicated letter
from the town Of Bottom, accompanied with
a fate of the rights Of the colonlits and q
lih of infriHgements, or violations OF thoie
rights, and requeairg communication OF
lcntiments from this town on the fubjeet-
Z" The town having duly coniidered the
fame, are clearly of opinion, that they are
.fulFNentited to all ,hofe rights by you ltated,
and1Aa, any attempt to deprive us off them,
oras4 Of them, is an infringement OF our
Pal Pal rights.
(" tgives US the greaeR concern 70 fee,
thar notwithstanding The immenle advantages
accruing to Great Britain from her trade
with the colonies advantages, vafty ex
ceeding any expences incurred for their pro
teefion, thatthe parliament ofGreat. Britain
ihould adopt iyRem with regard - the co
lonies which effeaually divelfs them Of their
rights as Ergldhmen and fubjetts, and re-
duccs them 10 a condition little better than
that of 1avcs ; fyHem, which il adhered
to, we fear viii eventually terminate IN their
own ruin. But notwithstanding fuch has
been the unremi!ted invaried plan Of ad
miniitralion, towards the coloniRs for years
pat, we cannot bur hope, due regard TO
their own fafety, and real intcreft, will at
length induce them to redrefs the grievances
we 70 iuftly comp ain Of.
" We lhall always be ready to cooperate
with our brethren in any legal and conttltu-
tional meaGures tending thereto.
{: Slavery is ever proceeded by AseP'
MAY the colonifts be ever wa chiul over
their juR rights, and may their Liberties be
fixed OH fuch BATS, as that they may be
tranfmtted inyioIa,e to the lateif poheritY"
At legal meeting of the heeholders
and other inhabitants of the town of King
ton, February the 4th, 1873, the foregoing
letter being preienied to she town tor their
concurrence, il was read,- and the quettion
being put, whether it lhould be accepted, 1t
paHed unanimously IN the affirmative.
" Voted, That the Town-Clefk ihould
tranfmit an authenticated copy thereof to
the committee of correspondence of the town |
OF Bottom. A true copy. |
I" Attsa. JOHN GRAY, TOwn-Clerk.'
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year of their late M.jefie' King William
and Queen Mary.
An ACT Tor granting two arips or pieces OF
the province land lying on the Wet Side OF
Governors Alley, 70 called, in Bottom, to-
wards widening faid Alley.
An AL to Empower the major part OF the
iuRlces of the peace of the town OF Bolton
and the major part of the Seeeimen OF the
laid town TO lay out Street from Middle
Street to Ann Street in laid town and ALTO
to repeal and fet aide what was done by the
major part of the Jufiices of the fAid town
with the Seleamen, relative to the laying
out itreet ia The fame place in April 1867.
An act for fecuiing the ieaionabe pay
ment Of town, dilttiet, and precinct rates
or aleiIments.
An act for eRabliIhing line of jurildiai-
on between the County Of Suffolk and the
Counties of Plymouth and BriitoI, 70 far as
the line he. eafter defcribed lhal extend.
An act in ADDITION to an sa Untitled " an
act to limit and direct in flung out execute
ons upon Judgments of Courts.
An act to prevent and dilcourage the in
habitants of this and the neishbouTlng CO.
vernments from giving large credit to the
Indians luhabiIing or who lhaIl be hereafter
inhabitants within the town Of Siockbrldge.
An a6f for GREETING a iownfhip in the
County of Berkihire at plantation called
Tyringham equivalent by the name. OF
Loudun.
An al for dividing the town Of Powna'-
borough INTO two d,ttinci Pncin6fs by the
name OF the Wet Precinct and Eait Precinct.
An at TO make provlion for the aiieHiog
the monies upon the lands of the proprietors
in The townihip of Aik6e'd 10 the County OF
Hamplhire, which are due from the fald pro-
prietors to def ay the charges hereafter men
toned, and to provide method for the COLI
Letting and levying of the lame.
nm act to enable and Empower the inha-
bitants of new plantations within this pro-
vince enjoned and fabjeGfsd by law or that
may hereafter be enjoned and fIbj=aed, to
pay province and county taxes, to aliei',
levy and collea the fame.
An aa to regulate the lale of goods at pub
lie vendue, and to limit the number of
auefloneers.
An aa for continuing an ACT Untitled can
ACT for granting unto his MajeRy feverai
rates and duties Of impoR and tonnage Of
ihipplng. ~
| An act for regulating the Alewife Ftlhey
in the town of Halifax in the CouhX Of
| Plymouth.
Al al to Empower the inhabitants OF the
iowa of Rockefeller in the County of Piy-
mouth to regulate the taking of fin within
the har6ours and coves of fad townthip.
| An ACT to prevent the defruetion OF fall
mon and other fifh in MeHimack Rlvei
within this province.
An aef to prevent the dearuaion of ale
wifes and other fin in Ipfwich River and to
encourage the incFeafe of the fame.
An ACT for letting off certain lands belong
ing to the town of Princeton in the County
of WorceHer.
An act TO enable the town of Weliminfer
to collect certain taxes.
An aa for reviving and continuing fun.
dry laws that are expired, or near expiring.
| ~uum.nn.mnmwmsuusmazA.-
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NEWPORT, Mareb s. LsR Thurfday
arrived in town the Rev. Mr.. - Page,
chaplain to the Ri. Hon. Counties ofHun-
tingtOn And ysaerday he preached at
Trinity Church.
a Captain of one of the tranfports at ST.
Vincent, writes his owner, February I'd.
that the favases, who were thought to be
70 pent and cOoped up, as to be obliged to
furrender in few days, had found mean:
TO efcape from General DaIrymple and dif
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perie henfelyes over the whole iaA1d -
A party OF them attacked and advanced sof
near the town OF Kingfon, which was &C.
cupied by the oeR part of the militia, and
kept up an inceaant FIRE for near two houa
iet FIRE to a number of houles and barns, dc.
firoyed grea, many horfes and cattle, and
acted with the greaiea violence imaginable:
That the trsnfpor,s were ordered 10 hold
themelees in readiness, il is fuppoied 10 con.
vey the troops to (ome other part OF ths
iland, and that it was corjsaured all the q
perstions mutt be begun anew.
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WE'D NESD March II.
B o S T 0 N.

PsocsFDIvcs OF the town Of SANDWI II.
/" TO The Stift7mrn ff The teEUn Of Sandwich,
HGRNrl nnRN
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DAYTON, fome time before, being in ehaa
f another ihalIop. was ove;iet by a fuddeo
.uft of wind, and all on board drowned
The ether Whaer having put into port,
vas told the fame Rory BY fome French
men Another vsileI, arrived here from
Newfoundland brings me like account.
NEw-YosE, July 70, On Sunday lat
allied from K lzabe,h Town, the New ler-
|'.y and MlaiGppi Packet, Brig, Capt. Tho
mas DAYTON, with whom went upwards
{ 10 palIengers, bound to the Mifiippi,
where they intend to fettle, at, or near the
place called the Naches, country 70 agree
.bIe in It's Il uation, appearance and fersi-
ity, that inhabitants from all quarters are
continually Aocking it, and IN all Proba
bnity the lands there will lhortly be fully
lettled, and colony be formed and eitab-
Iihed.
Twenty nine boats from the bank parts
IF Philadelphia, and the nsigbouring colo.
MICS lately arrived there down the river full
Of people 60 fet.le at that place.
/, is faid, that George Etheringtou, Z q
IS appointed Lieut.. Colonel to the fecond
battalion of the Royal American Regiment.
from which fuccefion it is prefumed that .
very refpeaable veteran Capt. Gavin Coch
an,is promoted to the Majority Of that corps.
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" The atorcgoirg report aftsr bting re-
pes,edly read in town meeting, was by vote
,fthe town accepted of---sud thea voted,
tina, the Fcwn Clerk uanfmit true copy
of fald report co the Committee OF Coriei-
pondence in Bottom.
+" The aforegoing is true copy OF me
,epors of The sfoTenamed committee.
Affs9,
{" JONATHAN Ward, 7ss0H Clerk.
+" To the COMMITTEE Of Correspondence and
Communication Of Bottan.
PHILADELPHIA, JuyI4. The ichoo.
ner Polly, John Wyer, from North Carroll
ma, is arrived at Cadz, after psGage of
81 days, having on his psfage met with a
hard gale OF wind about 100 leagues welt
Of Fyal, in which he loa all his MATS.
Capt. Newbold from Tobsgo informs,
that on the 2iff ult they had there fevere
gale of wind, which blew down grea,
number of plantain trees, dove Hoop and
fchooner belonging to the iflaud aihore, and
forced (hip loaded with dry goods, juit
arrived from London, into the fluff, whWc
lbe bilged and had FIVE feet water in her
hold.
| Saturday lar arrived here, Capt. Wallace,
| in 6 weeks from Cadiz, who informs, that
there is great proipea Of very plentiful
harveff throughout Spain and Portugal.
SINCE our lar arrived here and at New
Cattle.
Ewing, from BelfaR, 2Io PaiiengeTs,
Chevers, from Newry, 500
NJ Cutchepn, from ditto, goo
M'Caddon, from Cork, 80
1850
Capt. Hinton from Barbados, the z3d
ult. in lat. 20, 8, long. 63, A, fell in with
the fchooner William and Casharine, Capt.
M'Neal belonging to Bottom, bound from
Grenada for Dublin, with cargo of rum,
fuear, sc. who had fprung leak few
days before; Capt. Hinton kept her com
pany gill next day, when the fchooner's
people being wearied out, two of them fall
ing fiek, and the water gaining on them 10
far that they found it impofible to fave her,
they all, feyen in number, went on board
Capt. Hinfon's Aoop, who brought them in
here.
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r u E S D A Y, July ~.
B . S 7 O N.

Capt Bradford, arrived here from the
yVef indies, abou: 40 leagues norhwAro
of he CaucAfes, poke with Capt. Thomas
symptom. 10 tchooner, from Chareitown
! (Sou;h Carolina) f1r Hi!paniols, out SO
days, all we'll on board.
Lsfi Saturday two Whaiers arrived he''
fiom iae Sucights OF Bellcife, who inform
,.hat OH tScir return from shence, one
hem met with lhallop near the laand @
st. Pc cl's, who told him thar the Hop
rrssl &a5oncT, commanded ~ Lieut.
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or SVaTs sc0fc0 0SyTs yen SOsH IePbS'W IN
ysHr paper, az THE bebaVisr sfStbsrs in the
fame RatioH, are Emiiay at this day.
7surs, Gs. H. B.
Fran the New York GAZETTE Of
O9s5~ AZ. 1867.
Norfolk, lin NrginiaJ September S. d.
(" THIS day bis MsjeRy's flOop of war.
4 the Hornet, commanded by Jere
miah Morgan. dropped down from her
noorlngs oppofte to the town. The even.
Jog of that day (as we may fuppofe) abloo 1
dy riotous plan was concerted TO impreis
leaman, without, confulting the Mayor OF
any other magiRrate and preparations were
accordingly made to carry it into execu-
ton. The Tender was equipped with guns
and men, and under cover Of night, the
faid Morgan, accompanied by feyeral of MS
officers, and about thirty feamen, cane a.
(hore at the public wharf, and 70 dilpoied
of the Tender, that One commanded all
parts of il, lying with her broadfide near TO
the outer end, and bringing her lwivel guns,
which were well loaded, to that fide which
faced the wharf.
+" Thus having made the necefarE difpo-
fitions either for an attack or retreat, they
walked up to the tavern adjoining the wharf;
ane after having taken cheerful glafs, he
the faid Morgan, attended by bis officers and
life. guards, at eleven at night, proceeded to
that part of the town relorted to by feamen,
where they began with oalhs and threats to
the inhabitants to open their DOCS infant,
or they would freak them down, laying they
had the mayors warrant The poor iniimi-
dated people as loon as pofiible opened the
doors, and they ruined into their houfes like
% many tigers and wolves, feizing every
man they met with, and thoie that made
any reiiifance they knocked down without
ceremony, and lugged them away like dogs
On board the Tender, and from lhsnce on
board the Hornet.
I" Several were carried away in this man
re-, with little or no oppofiiion; but fome
inc after words and blows running high
among them, che watchmen alarmed the
,di4ceut inhabitants, BY calling ont. A rioi
~ man Of wars men, with Capt. Morgan
{ the head I The noiIe Of which in hort
'ime reached the ears of ,fone Of the ma.
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. For the MAssAcHvsErrs SPY.

LnisAkiag svsy Jsus old nssp'-papOs mrf
svifb fbt fslissOi9g acrsHnt of The behaviour
eftbs Captain and erssU sfTbs HrnEt man
of susr, srbieb I dsGrs ySs sViN ytpSbG@ in
vRr paper, a. the bsbGvisHr sf'tbsr' in the
fame fatio1, are Eniiav at this day.
1sArs, Sc. III B.
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MARRIED Al Hampton, rl;,;sk. TIA
CT, Eq; TO Nj, Msty Dllrcn tdh oi.N-.
blry Pel;.4~IaOw Of Miehssi Dllar, EiH.
80 n rs'isi ! s..s. y. CAP. jghp Deb,
Or r-.scay lse MRS. Amy Pickering
nsice, wife of Mr.. Bcrjsmin Pierce, chat
maker, and daughter OF Mr.. JOHN Mellus,
BAsser: Her funeral lwill DC attended TO-
m ,rrow afternoon AL o'clock, from her
huibinds.. houie in Longs ISepe, where her
'YosesT.a.Io9s are dsiised to attend.
ARRIVED. Smith from ,i 3D. 3; .
Ketchum from New London /; ADAMS f.cln
North Ca,ol:na; Arnold from ST. Martins,
Dominica and AnquiIls. ~ Ell j,
Nav YoRK, Ap1if Capt M'Aroy,
from ST. Vinceuts, who LEFT it the twen'y-
eighth of February, adsiies that the CaIalos q
few days before his departure came in, and
offered today down their aims to General
DA;rympIe, who rcfpfed their iubml6on,
unit they had delivered up all the runaway
negroes - That packet had arrived from
England, with orders to the COMMANDER 10
chief, to delft from protecting the war any
fur,her,--on which, the uoops were order.
ed TO embark by the 2sth Of March. The
fourteenth regiment for Augufiine, and the
thirty. firft for New York Msjor Ethring-
ton. TO remain with the Royal Americans,
and E, giment lately fcm England.
New HAVEN, NbrR 2. Lar Weduef-
day morning, about iun rife, we had hard
thunder in ievcral towns in this colony--at
Lhch field, one Zichdriah Bates, Of tina,
town, was aruck dead inaanty BY the
lightning, gla 81,
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I II u r S ID A Y, April 8.
b O s L % IN, =

Il has long been fuppoled that conjurers
deal with the devil and from what we hear
Of prediction Of one half of this towns be-
ing burnt down this day, and the leveral
trains Of conbuRibie matter found about
divers wafehoules, &c. combination OF
fome fort Of cnnjurers and devils is much
too evident. People fhould certainly endca
YOUR to keep a good lock out while there
are fuch Hagraut proofs Of the mott deipe.
rate villains in the neighbourhood
We are informed thar the benevolence
and feipea that of late has been repeatedly
fnown 30 the Rev. Mr.. MaIher Of ,his
town, has given great JifguR to lOme Of his
near connexions. That gentleman has al
ways msriiej highly Of his country, as .
divine aud patriot, and not long ago. fuf-
feFed The difpleaiure Of one, who Is bot an
ind,fF-rear jv4es, for Altering lin a PAM
phlet ne has publiihedl the czufe Of liberty
and his zgsieved Country.
Lieut.. Jofeph Baker, from Wefboro0gh,
arrived in town with his rem1skabse large
OK, on T.eidsy lsfi. This OK is fu7pofed
to be as large and as FAT as any ever sAlied
10 Aroerics, its weight is zs48 b.
Wehea thatthe May veaels, from this
and other ports on shis continents have
not had the leaf fUcces iD rae whale
6;heTy, on tss e0aR Of GsiDsA
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w EDN ESDAY, April :.
b o S r O N.

We hear from Worcelter, that on the
I4'h infant, thee men were arreiied in a
neighbouring county, and two OF them com.
mit'ed to goal there (;he other giving BALL
on iufpicion Of making or pafiing counter
felt dollars. All we hear that have hither.
to been Uncovered are Spaniih dollars dated
1870, the metal is bafe, their found fhafp,
the . in the date larger than in the true,
and the rim on one Eide fomswbat deficient.
ExhGS Of q Letter fran Nswbury. Port,
M6yeb Is. =
On the evening Of the 9Th infant, the
leVetal bells here were tolled from O'Clock
TO nine, and two drums mufficd were bea.
through the Rreets, and number Of, young
Pe'ions followed 10 procefion, with as much
id.emnitY as if they had been attending a
funeral. | imagine colGderabe improve.
meats will be made another year on this pro.
cedure. - t.e ataf "A
TAUNTON, March III. This day came
on before the inferior court here, the Trial
between Mr.. Nehemiah 'Lllcomb, plsistisGf;;
againR Jeraihmeel Bowers, Eiq, defendant,
tor the recovery Of one hundred gallons "a
JAmaia rum, won by wager: aEet8he
faid Bowers 6rf pleading hi, privilege ss :
member of the Houfe Of Representatives,
which the faid Bowers afterwards waved,
and pleaded the general Ifae, was commit
ted to the jury, who returned verdict for
the defendant, his COTS from which judg-
ment the plaintiff appealed to the next fupe-
rior court, to be held at Taunton. The
fra action brough. FIR the recovery of wa
ger won in this provinces sia
4 DIED. Capt. Nathaniel Greene. Mr..
Robert Jackfon, Rieger.--Mrs. Wymond
fold, wife OF Mr.. Vincent Wymondiod,
formerly barber in Mackrel lane, now
Klby- freet.--4t Ponfmouih, Mr.. VIM.
Mirz-y, ropemaker, formerly of Bottom
AT New London, Mr.. J,hn Pientis, aged
So :. Il is remarkable that this perfon lived
batchslor ill about fx.een, months ago,
when he married widow aged SO, Of whom
he had lon born about three weeks ago.
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~.
~ "'s 'o.'n, TO corefpondi si,h ,o,.- .,
masters OF public concernmen,. We uoi'
you will always fad sheD, ana ,.s resSy to
receive any in,imations ne 20 nature ffom
you, and TO JOIN :--.en meaiures as may
BE- tiioaehr i-T. And may the great over
ruler and difpofer Of all events, 10 direa and
ipcceed your wife endeavours, as that tue
yoak Of tyranu7 may be entirely broken,
AID New England yet enjoy her inyalua-
BILE privileges nyiolate to the lateR genera
tinnS. nfay difs:-- -.i.l------.-l;... l. ~-T
preaed and Pety and virtue reign triumphant
And may you In particular, the respectable
Inhabitants Of Bottom, through the propisious
fmiles Of heaven. fee the happy fruits of
your unwearied diligence in the cauie of
liberty. May you always be deemed a
mong the early projectors and CONTAIN, puS-
(uers of thole legal aud conai.a,ional me.
thods, which may caablilh our charter
rights on BATS durable as the found atoms
Of the earth and may poferity ye. unborn
rife up and call you blsaed.
Copy, AtseR.
"NATH jenkins, Town Clerk {"
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'OUR DOLLARS REV AR d.
KX3HEREAS fonie evil minded

w re ION or peffons, did bre.k open ard
enter the aofe Of me the fubfcriber, on the
Lors Wharf. on Sunday night lsa ard carried
of the following articles, viz tive boxes Of
ia s a &C. u3 81
chocolate. every cake marked ", a quauiiy
of (ussr, rice. FIN and fundgy other stticef.
Whoever will diieover the theft or thieves 10
sha he or they may be brought to jufee, mall
receive four dollars Fe~ard, by ~
a,a. u Ohm AV A G z.
N. B. If any Of the shove goods ihculd be
20 ssd 70, "a c, IL is deGred .hey maybe Popped.
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RID AY. January (.
B o s Z 70 N


"Wednesday laff failed for London, the
CaptainsFiood andJsnkins. With the former
Of whom went ps6anger John Calef, Eiq; OF
lpfwich, agent for number of proprietors and
letters in the eafern parts of this province.
Wednefday fe'nnight was ordained at
Danvers, the Rev. Mr. Benja. Wadfworth.
LAT Wednefday FINAL fail boar, going
down PIfcataqda River from Durham, on
board which were four perfons, viz. Mr..
Wiley, his wife, wife's Gier and brother,
were oveRlet by fudden guR of wind, and
Mr.. Wiley and bis wife's filter were drowned.
s. About fortnight ago the following ac-
cident happened in Cafco- Bay, viz.--As two
men, and lad about fifteen gears Of age, a
Foreigner, named Thomas Lamy, wefe car
rying bullock in fmaI boat to an Iaand,
the boat was overfet BY which means, the
lad, in attempting to twin alhore. was unfor-
tunateiy drowned the other two were pro-
videntially faved,, one by fwimming on bis
oar to an IAsnd, at a comfortable difancs !;
the other by keeping on the boatIiIl il furpri-
fngly ,drifted sgaint the wind, to the fame
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NJ O N d A Y, January d.
b O S I O .N.(lF

Thurfday laR Capt. Daniel Waters of
Maiden, and Mr.. William Eufis, of Clel-
lea, being below cunning afte. wild fowl
dilcovercd on the Graves, part of wreck
and went aihore to Zee what it was. Al
ter obterving it, they came up to Maiden =
and next day went down with lighter TO
the wreck, and laved from thence the cables,
anchors three pair fhroudes, iome FINAL rig.
ing, mail pat of the fails, and the fore
top fail.-'n hawking up one OF the an
chors in ten or twelve feet water, they drew
up one fthe people, with mittens on his
hands, who had black hair, and appearedfo
De about nineteen or twenty years of age !:
He had on blue iuuoot, Jacket, pair
OF ttriped trowlcrs, and ueyarn Rockings,
whom they buried at Malden, Taft Satur-
day night. by fundry things drove aihore
at # rent i1ands, and chef taken u,
the papers therein contained make it appa-
rent that fhe was q topfail fchoonet, COM
manded and partly owned by Capt. Pike of
Nswbury, bound from The Mole TO this
port, and is fuppofed to have unfortunately
run on the Graves Saturday night the aoth
ult. it being then very dark and ftormy,
when ever foul perlhed. All perloHs claim
ing property in the goodf faved, and PROV
ing the fame. by applying either 10 Capt.
Waters, or Mr. Euifis, aiorefaid, may re-
ceIye them on allowing cuffomary falyage.
NEWPORT, Deesmbfr IT. We'hear a.
houie in this town is preparing for the re-
ception of Admiral Moniagu and his LADY,
10 that il is not probable the fhips, (which are
drawing near the town, have any hsisile in
lentions. a
Lat Saturday arrived here the Arethufs
Fngats, Capt. Hammond from New York.