The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-08-05

OF the public and bank wa, d;eadful TO-
as they mutt have their money, the only
sHeetual means TO prevent the projects a.
CAN'T the company, would be for the houie
20 proceed with the loan bill OF /, 400 oool.
to be lent on the India company leour,ty,
aud pay themlelves with part of the mo-
ney, even without the content of the COM
pany.-Propoied borrowing on Exchequer
bills TO be iiiued out upon next years aid,
1900 cool. chargeabe upon the produce
of the India company, and the aids of
1873; that this year there might be fur
plus of asa cool. which he wiihed to keep
as reierye, left any alteration fhoud hap
den from the prefer; general tranquility /;
not that there was amy Likelihood of the
late troubles b:ing revived. He could
have wifhed, he fsid, to have gone on upon
the plan OF Taft year, of paying of part
of the national debr, but circumstances
had happened which prevented it. lie did
not intend, he faid, to purpoie lottery
this year, not for any reafon that was urg.
ed in the petition, which was preiented by
the city of London, but from fNme itrong
rea(ons of his own. Ii might BIZ aiked,
he iaid, what have we done this year he
was forty to fay, but little and that the
| next feilion of parliament mutt enter upon
revifion of the plans they have now a
dobted tor the India company, before that
great end can be obtained, the fecure per /.
manency of the India company-that
though he was fond of idolence, and re-
tired life, yet ever fince he had entered in
to Office, ne had not been unufed to con
rradiefion, nor unacquainted with forms,
that others might lucceed to the temple OF
fame by parts, by eIoquence, on great
genius, but that he, having none of theGe
qualities, thought himlslfhappy, and plum
ed much upon doing, in this inaance, what
was tight, and his duty TO do-that he was
determined to abide in that poR in which
he had aboured, and fhoud not willingly
relinquifh the trouble of it that though
hole who looked into his conduct might
perhaps fee incidence and love of cafe,
yet he was determined they fhould not
find a want of an honeff perseverance in
great and public caule.
PARIS, [Frauet1 June IA. They write
from Saulieu in Burgundy, that upon OPEN
i ng a grave in the church there, where the
chlIdreno of the pSilh were aGembled to the
lumber of hxty, to receive the frR commu-
4 niJn, the vapours which aroie proved 70 fatal
that the curate, the Vicar, forty of the com.
municanls, and two hundred other perlons
died wiihia fortnight after, and many more
are dangerously i'll.
HAGUE, lHsidnd] June IA. Letters
from Waffaw, dated June 2, advife, that
Field Marlhal Count de Romanzow, had
,aGed the Danube at the head of his army,
N confequence of which great news is ex-
peSied from that quarter.
LONDON, June 10.
\ PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS
YeRerday the Houfe of Lords refolved it.
felf into a committee on the Eaf India &c.
,uIating bill Lord Wentworth took the
chair, and the houfe proceeded on the bill |;
and when they came to the appointments Of
he Governor General and council, the
II Duke of Richmond moved to leave out that
i art of the claufe; and, upon the diVifion,
/ he contents were 10, and not contents So.
When the came to the claule appointing a
Court of judcature, debate arofe but it
oaled without divifion They afterwards
vent thro' the whole bill, reported the fame
ordered il to be Iesd third tim: this
lay. Ordered the Lords 10 be fummoned
YeRerday in the Houfe Of Commons
Lord North moved an sddrefs tohis Msjef.
~, that he would be gracefully pleaGed to
confer Tome mark Of royal favour upon &c.
eraI Robert Monkton for his Ggnal fefvices,
~ granting to him quantity ofland in the
seeded ilands, or TO thew bis royal favour in
any other manner his MsieRy fhall think fit.