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For the MAssAcHUsETT S P Y.
M Tu0.ss
Mr.. THOMAS,

WYE hear that formidable mob is medita,-
w ing the dfu bance of the next lsfhoa
OF the Superior Court in Bolton Il being laid
that the people will not longer bear the exercile
OF luCh uuconitiru!ionl suthsrity over them.
We can hardly qucGion the authenticity of
the above intsig nee, confaerirg the fnuoda-
tior of it in truth and light reaiou, and the su-
thority from whence we have il, being iecond
IL hatien to one only in this province, and
f.mewhat confpicuous for the ve,acity of his pO-
litical informant rs
P. ). Mr.. o : chrritably hopes the hen
durable Honle of Representatives will not Join
in the mob. Il d RE.
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i 9 S r . N.
NOT6P les P-UBL

NOTARIES, PU BLIC,
Atbsiated BY The Central ADSm5J far the year
- tnfuing.
" Su6sK, Mr. Dudron K1Ilcup, and Mr.
~ Henry Aline, Jun.
~ EGx, John Nualng, Mr.. Thomas
King, M. Samuel Sayer, Will
am Atkins, Efq; and Daniel
; William Eq;
8 II tPim5ntb, M Ephraim Spooner.
Q BarnRabk, Solomon Ous Eiq M
z Jofeph Parker, Mr.. Joleph Dean,
3 and Mr.. Wiunow Lewis
. :. Briqsl, Jc,athmeel Bowers, and Eli
c iha Toby, Eiqrs.
3 1nk, Charles Chauncy, Daniel Moul-
ton, and John Wneelwright,
Efqts.
49, Cambe land Mr.. Jonathan Webb.
! : Lincoln, Mr.. Thomas Moul,on.
Dukes County, Mr.. John Peaie, jim.
Nantucket, Mr.. Stephen HuAey.
AHddiejfx, Mr.. Nathaniel Gorham.
MARRIED ] I he Rev. Mr.. Phillips
Payfou, of Walpole, to Mrs, Mather, wi
dow of the late DR.. Thomas Mather OF this
town.
DIED. MRS Fofer wife of Mr.. John
FoRer, Blacksmith -Mfs Sally Jackiou,
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Jsckion.--Ml
Ebenezer Plibury.-Mrs. Hannah Giles,
wife Of Mr.. Edward Giles, jon. Pain,er.-
MRS. Margaret Spooner, relia Of the late
Mr.. John Spoonef, and fourth daughter ol
the honourable Andrew Oliver, Etc
Lieutenant Governor of this province
Mrs. Helyer, wife of MIR. Jofeph HeIyer,
Blockmaker Mrs. Suiannsh Freeman
At Roxbury, Mr.. Behjamin Curtis, Halter.
AT BraiDHee, Dr. Henry Turner.-At
Eaton, Mrs. SufaBnah Brett.-As Shuielbu
IY, MIR. Abraham tlili, Jun. eldett fon Of
the minIfer at that place.
NEWPORT, January IS. Lali Friday the
hon. board of commriiioners for enquiring
into the pundering and burning the Gafpee
fchooner, sc. 4djourned until "Wednesday The
10th of May next, having examined Aaron
the black, number of the Galpee's men,
and ftveral Others but, as is conje6fured,
could find no efficient evidence on which to
found an impeachment. ....
february I. Laft Sunday night le'nnight
arrived Capt. William Sweet, in ID days
from the Grenades, who informs that the
Engiih troops at ST. Vincent were very
fickiy and died faf !; that the Caraibs of ST..
Vincent had poi(oned the water ofthe rivers,
on which account the Euglilh were obliged
to fend great difance for water both for
the feet and the army ;--that the Ca
raids made fseanent lAllies from the hills and
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and the charter OF tais province has given
hs. Therefore
If. Be it v,tsd, as the opinion # this
tswp, tina, we nave for f1me years p 4 been
loaded with bu sens too heavy for the thSulders
of any Englilhman 10 bear.
zdly. That if in sddi'ion to our other gle
vance. there mul be this, il That the Jadges Ct
the Superior Cou become indepen dent on the
grants of this province their fu"p IT. It is
the fu ther opiqirn of this tow', it m IT Ger
tainly has a direct ,ende cy ertrely to over
throw snd de(troy our PIP, CT i government
ably Tint ~e will cu.tvate cloie and
ari6t union with Bofon and ether owns in the
province hearrily jNioing with them in eVe'y
lawful pruaeat method for the redrefs OF Gus
public grievances.
I" AMY That as the Genera AfembIy OF
this province are once more rermiret 20 con
we're, (,ud at their ancient fat 100 We NJ
M Jelly, loyal fubjeGts, in town NEE g legal
" aGembled, do with cur united voice. hum
bly requ.a the houourable II NE o R'p'eients
tives 10 uie their gresteS i.auerce for the reno.
va! of all our geat diff ties of civil nature
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! ae nured that her
MajeRy is now happi
ly advanced in the lixth
month Of her pregnan
cy, and continues in a
perfea fate Of health.
NoV. 6 By letters
from oulon We learn,
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h . 6 I O NJ
BY Capt. ELbr, 0rrivcd at Virginia, ffrom
LiVtbOol, gVe baVe the foii41oing
EUROPEAN IN rELLIGENCE.
LONDON, Nopfmber d
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/" Tembleton, January II, t773
Then il was put to vote, whether the rep''t
of the commi.tee, and ;he lsuer Of communities
ton to the commiree Of reirordence In re
town of soaon, be accepted lit ? fed In the
affirmative. unanim uAy
Tsfed alio, Tha Mefr, John Richardion'
Jonathan B idwin, Thomas Wine, ohn Cob
ieieh and loci G,out, be committee for cor-
re[nanoence with the town of BoGon and othe.
towns. And lsfiy,
= Hottd, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be entered il the Town book Of records, and
a COPY eieof be uanfmiltsd TO the committee u
coTefPondenceiu Bolton.
" A tue copy. Arch,
+" JoHN RIcHARDsoN, Town Clerk. "
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John RICH ARDscN,
jonathan BALDWIN,
HoMAS WHITE,
HENRY SAwTELL,
Tomas WILDER,
EBENEZER WRIGHT,
SILAs JoNEs,
ABEL HUNT,
IosHUA WRIGHT,
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with a me1are from his Nifty, wh.h
was 10 know vHat he cpu'1 DO q Grs
i nlm:' lis adI,ser NSs tn his ufal face
-iious manner, fbat II ttai net IN his .ILli.E
~ pSttSr t. cree him. Bot coming 10 a I, :
nous exp anstion OF his meanine, he tcld
the Lord iTsa(lier, he knew the na.ure
OF courts tull well that be had been in
many; thar whoever is dihinlu,ihed bv
Princes favour, IS Certainty expected to
'lvo,e in his inte,ef' The Lord Dnbv
told him, his M4jety had only Ili lenf:
: OF his merits, IN regard to which alone.
he deli7ed q know vine her there W. A.
my place at court he could be p!ea(ed
6 with Thele offers had no effrtf,upon
him, though urged with. great earnetin,E.
He told the Lord Treauier, he could not
accept them with honour, for he NUT eli
ther be Charged with ingra,suGc 70 re
hlng, in voting agalnt hin, or be f.Is
10 bis f'nairy, IN givirg into The ma nrss
sft6t towt.' The only favour he begged
OF his Maieliy was, ',hathe would eaeem
bin as dutiful fnbjsa as any he bad,
and more III his proper intefea in Iefuiing
his offers, than il he had embraced Them
The Lord Dandy finding no arguments
could prevail, told him, tina, the King had
ordered Ioool. TO- HIN, which he hoped
he would receive, silI he could think what
further TO ak of his M.jeify.' This lae
FIR was rejected with the fame fedfahncf1
If mind as the h,a, though as f,on as his
LoTdhlp was gone, he was fotcsj to fcnd
TO fIiend to borrow a guinea. q In (hort,
as the greate& temptations Of either riches
honour, coud never blbc him to depart
from what he though, the intcrea of hlI
country, 10 the mott eminent danger could
aevrr de;er HIN from purifying il.
=, Hw batpy 1oaa1 Il be for fbit province if
tie family oftbs MARVeL's ARE al mo
'ne'on' AZ tie families Of The HUTcKIvsoN's
ar OLIVER ..s, ...
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For the MAssAcHUsETrs S + Z.
Mr.. THOMAS,

Mr.. THOMAS,
:, Ia the pfeient lay, when, -.
Spacious AH TO trace the fm'llef g'me,
AID bold to fsize the grestsf. II (blea
chance
Carr Z,sbbrJ fweetly breathe, thy IasSfb
. : fb0fy, ,.< mr..
O'ajsS, DER LGrrr6, all fortid|ss g,sHsG,
Drunk with the burning lcent ofpiafe. or
- Poqs'r, r. - f
Siaunch to the foot of LrrJf. ill they die. n
IdsGrf you tgonid trim the Joils1Oing Aneedote,
asa Ryiking can't AT. fxtrodsd fran The
life Of. M, ANDREW MARVEL, sUbs
Evsdm The .Tngn IF Charles fbs letond.
Larh Il: - FRANK
" TIE having, one night been entertain.
II ed by the King, who often de-
lighted IN hi, company, his MajsGy fen, the
Lord Trea[urer Dainty to find out his lodg.
ing. Mr.. ,MGrVfl, who then lodged up
Two pair Of fairs, in a little court in. the
Strand, was writing when the Lord Trea
urer opened the door abruptly upon him.
Surpdfed at the fight of 70 unexpected vi
itor, Mr.. MsrVrI told his LsrdJ6ip, that
&c believed he had mifsken his way. The
ord DANNY replied, not now have found |
Mr. Marvel ! telling h;m.' thar he came
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a MASTER KEY 10 POPE
P r o p 0 S A /. S
I'D De pIlntlng bY nhf ripLit

n MAS1 FIX KEY TO POPE-
l. RY L. FIVE pa IS Patti Csnssiuiog
A Dhcosery Cl.Ihe m,i ieciet r6tices of The
feeus aid retu = Roman prelt, il their au.i.
cuIm conf-fi,ss.J Part IL. "A tue copy OF The
Poge's yea'y bull OF ln1ulgsnces a.d plrton Of
fin, TO al thsl- WAC ierye in the wa "a MI the
eoemie: Of tie Romilh religion. The explaoa-
tim OF the ball. with fome ,emsrS, upon il Part
jill. An account of their maGss, privileged
altars, Standardization, and pu,galory ard
of the means the prieas make uf. of TO delude
the people. Pan Nv. OF the Irqpiftou and
their PRACTICES in f:veral irfancfs. Party. OF
their prayers, alteration of images. reiets, &c.
.,h BIZ ID. ANTONIO. GAVIN,
Bcrn.and educated in Spain, f.me years fecuI,r
Priea in the church Of Rome, and fnce I7Ie,
niniier Of the church of England.
c o N d l T o NJ S. p.
I. This work will make an oeavo yolamc.
of upwards Of geo pages. :. "
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the fame letter thief: eosd ions a,e prir ted with.
III The price to lub!cribers will be bu,
three fhillngs and nine pence. l. NJ. Gewed in
blue t. BE- aid on delivery sfthe books which
vii b. cheaper team any book The kind ever
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barely 10 pay lie ezp-noe
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hav, fevea,h gratis. q.
This b.ok is wSote in plsin ele ant ltvIe. snA,
well executed throughout ---Aed a. PO?RPY,
has ateIy besn g'ealey enc, urseed, By the
higher power, Ia 9 est britain ir i,me parts of
Ame ies, aad tie Wef Ildi,s AID IS suemots
may be made to r cad il quie over thi hspoy
country, which tempt, it iuclesfnl 4mua sro,e
fa'al and def uetlve 10 every libe ", cvii and
religious, wtich 10 dear to a "a iIasl beiag Ths
work ought to be encol-g sd by every ors who
IS the leaf ieaumeat OF humanity or freedom
Ia his aieAR --For ihoId the dab .licsl d. etrine
oil K man Catholics, or pop-ry, take place here,
wooden moe ,fetters, chains tr.cks, burni,e tn
death, vita every o,her ksll.h orlu,e p.seeld
ia the internal IN lUIsITlON, would be the
10; Of thole who fhouId DEW Jingle attic e of ire
bl.fohemors creed o. the church of R3me-
10 fine. it mar be fa'el; GiI. th1E this box
will give any perlon ceEer and more ful &C.
court ofthe licked and sbsmin4 ole D setices
IF the Romiih p,ieif;, than any piece ever priu-
ed in bis crnnuy. go
SUgSGRiP TONS are taken in b, Solo,
sos SoUTHwIcK. the Publhe in Hewp
" all the PRINTERS in Norn- America, srd b.
many 0thrr s:aGemsn in various Pns Of ne
.bpnty.
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February II.

February II.
ST. GEoRcE's, (Grm0aa) Oa'btr -.
A few days ago died here, James Fonhon'
Eiq; in the Il7th year OF his age. He was
born a, Bordeaux in 1915, arrived in the
WeR:fndles in 1904, married at ST. Kits
and yemoved from thence to Mar'lnico,
wk1e'h; remained thirty years, and has re-
diaedforty eight years in this liland. dc re-
tanned his eye fight to his 18TH year, and
enjoyed good health and cheerful diipoii'i
ON dill within few days of his death. He
was undoubtedly the oldee man that ever
died in the Welt Indies and had he reiid.
ed in climate mott favourable TO longevity,
he might in all probability, have attained
the age of the famous Jenkins or Par, toe
former of whom lived I69 years, and the
latter above a century and half.
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I N IRON GRIST-MILLfo be
? OLIVER

z = ~ q, VI n Two -ches nd a. IToI wheel
t. fter g h, mo ion, tic hopper Ia &C.
L lie nf he Prirt.r
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u 81 AZ. a.., y, esetp dtuoninatlnn,
thtou hou! America. and all o,hef friends
TO Ie gors sbery e...
NrpJrt, Eesemity 10, I772.
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I" TKoMASDENNY, Town. Geek"
DIED. Early nus mo'nIog Mrs. Mehit-
able Marble widow, aged ST. Her funeral
will be attended the day. after to. :. morrow.
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b . S Il O N.

At General Council held the 2oth of
September 1873, at the Council Chamber in
Bottom, his Exceency was plealed to nomi-
nate
Henry Adams Eiq: to be JuHice of the
Peace and of the Quorum for the County of
Suffolk.
Belcher Moves, EGq; to be a Juflice Of the
Peace and of the Quorum for the fame
County.
Richard Bourne, Eiq; to be a JuRice Of
the Peace for The County of BarnRable.
Edward WluAow, jun. Elq; to be a Juaice
ofthe Peace for the County OF Plymouth.
Pe'er Frye, Eq; to be Regfer of Probate
Evils for The County of EGex.
To which nominations hisMajehy IS Coun-
Gil advifed and coniented.
DIED At Salem, Capt Jonathan Lam
bert.-At Manchester, Mr.. John Edwards.
AT Newbury, Jofeph Coffin, Efq;-A,
Byheld, Mr.. Joihua Noyes, jun. A. M. who
had been choGen Paifor of The fra church
in Kingaon.--At Windham, Connecticut,
DR.. Ebeuez.r Gray, Jonathan Hunting
don, EGq,-At Prefon, Mr.. Afher Roilet
ter, ju1.-At MedheId, Mr.. Joleph PIymp
ton On his paGage from Georgia 10
the Northward, the Rev. Timothy Lowdon
Rector of Chritt Church in Georgia.
NEw YoRK, September ~. The Morn.
ing Star, Dempter, from Rotterdam, with
zoo Pallantnes on beard, bound for Phlla
delphia, is arrived at Portfmouth, to take on
board Tome provilions.
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I U E S ID A Y, October s.
B Q S T . N.

BY Capt. Smith from London, we have
advice of the arrival ofCapt. Hall from this
place.
In Capt. Smith came paHengers Capt. 10.
nathan Darby, Capt. Peter Shoars, Capt.
Shakford, and Mr.. Jones.
We hear from Marblehead, that laff Fri
day ie'nnIght, one Mr.. John Tucker, was
drowned in that harbour, by the overieitine
of a canoe, in which he was bringing fll
lhore from boat that lay of at anchor.
We hear that two young men were lately
drowned at Scarborough, one of them ma
med JOEL Dam, belonging TO PorIfmouth
The other named John Ravin, native Of Ire
land their bodies were afterwards taken up
and buried.
Attic fame place MIR. Edward Libbey
was thrown from his horle as he was race
ing, and 70 wounded that he died in about
forty eight hours after.
We hear from Georgetown at the EAT
ward, that fcme time the beginning of laff
month, girl of about twelve years of age,
named Abigail Bracket, daughter of MIR. A
braham Bracket, yeoman, going over a mill
dam fell into the water and was drowned.
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zow, SO the miniaer here, with an account
OF the victory over the ru'ks, near S'lef
tria, in con(equence of which Re Dfum
has been lung in the Rufian Chapel, our
JOY is much alIayed on hearing Of the death
of General WeIimaa, who was killed in
the engagement BY cannon ball.
LONDON, Angua Il. We heara fcheme
is on foot, for every province in Nor,h"A-
nerica, to furniih iufficient number of
guard fhips, for the defence of the colonies
to be manned and vietualed at their feper-
ate expence.
The Prince of Denmark Eaf Indiaman,
arrived at the Hague, brings an account
that the pirate hip. fuPPofed to have been
the Aurora frigats, was aveAel bought and
fitted out at Batavia by fome merchants
there, for voyage on the COAT but that
the crew mutined, and after mur derng the
Captain and leven more psrions, turned pi
rates. They have been uied and fix of
them execu;-G.
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EDNESDAY, October s,
B 0 S I Q N.

On Friday laa arrived here the fchooner
Polly, Capt. Somes, from Halifax, in whom
came psHenger Lieutenant Perry, of the
Royal regiment of artillery.
On Monday morning arrived here the A
rethufa and this day the Glalgow, men Of
war, from Halifax.
Friday laif arrived here his Majehy's fhP
Lively, from New York.
And me fame day his Maiefy's lehooner
ST. John, from Philadelphia.
TueGay morning Capt. White failed for
London.
DIED. J At Milton, Mis- Elizabeth Vote.
At Salem, MIR. William King. AT Me-
thuen, Mr.. Benjamin Herr'ck AT Beverly.
Mrs. Jeiulha Shaw, wife Of Mr.. Benjamin
Shaw Of thai place.
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VII. That life, p'rfcual liberty, 30
private properly, wh n employed to the de-
,rimeft OF deif,uaon OF iociety, where cen
ititu'oo al provi.ops cannot be applied, are
forfeited into the hands q any, who have
public lpirit enough TO take ihem.
TX, That Jurors who are The fole and
only judges of fAet aud Law and at preicnt
our only fecurity agait tyranny are bound
by the true intent CT all law, the public le-
curity TO acqliE any petlons who may he
brought befo.e them, for cutting eff or de-
aroying the life and properly of the invader,
of our liberties, from this alone coniij 'rati-
on, viz. That fbs htV sftbs land eanast be ap-
pied 10 eur rsIi.f.
Thele are matters of the laf Importance,
and demand the ferrous confederation Of e.
very man who values his freedom or his lie,
1.-THE latter being but of very precarious te-
nurc when the former is ravlihed, and il
the foregoing proportions are founded in
uu,h,on the principles Of natural juiiice and
he fecurity OF human welfare, adopt themS
and a2 in conformity to them If not re-
jeet them, and iabHitute fomething better in
their fead. DemonArate that the domino
ion of few, according to the caprice OF
their own arbitrary will, to the deitruetion
OF all laws, contributions and injunetions,
human and divine, is Latyfhl goV01mszf;
and that the iubieSt though certain to be
ttIipped of liberty and property at pleaiurs;
thrown into BATTLE to weep out life OF
anguiih and diGrels !, expoled 20 all the mi
ferries of cold, hunger and confinement, may
be happier than were our noble, free and &C.
nerous ancefors, and none will be a more
jealous and deIe' mined tory, than
MASSACHUSETTENSIS.
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B Q s T Q N.


The Philadelphia and New. York Papsr', aow
with pieces sgaina the Esf India ComPanyb
tending their Tea to America.
Il is now or6dently snerted that four vefIels
may be hourly expeetsd here from London, with
hree hundred chelis Of The EAa India eompany's
de eled Tea.
It's f.id the Tea is arrived at Philadelphia.
At Navy X they have twice exhibited snd
burned the sfigy of one Kelly, tea commiAi~
oner for that place, who is daily expected there
from England.
Lat evening . number of people sfembled
before the houie of Richa,d Clarke, Efq; one Of
the Tea Commifioners, and nuzzied, upon
ich mufket was fred from his hoofe among
the populace. which 70 enraged them that they
broke his windows, &c.
capt. Hall for this port, and ieverzl otherss
were ready to fail, when captain Scott, lefs Egg
land, and only waited for wind.
No, 6carions were yeitcfday iGued for town.
meeting, to.dsy, relative % Ine expected Tea.
ARRIVED frs1 fbiJ Part Mo tn, az Liver
pool Robioh and Davies, ct Dover Hood, al
G avslend. - Taylor from New Egg snd az
BGrsFabis Iegg from duto, at Bi6Esfo'S.
e" In the piecs Egasd SIDNEY IN or
lat, fer hundreds OF millions Of millieus OF
people, read hundreds of millions al peoples
The kngtb sffbs pises Ggnsd Msaachulst-
TENTS, sblgH rs to amt mH1y Srfielfs 81 farstgT
and dsmsSie intelligence, of no great con-
fequence.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SP 7.
VIRO valde Honorando

Foe the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
VIRO valde Honorando
Domino
THOME HUI I CHlNSONO, Armigero,
@ P. M.
MOBILIS es Matt, Domino, ingenioque,
IN perItus ss1
Artibus omnimodisP airiam defendere triReml
lniPicetulacrymas multo cum languine miRass
Martij ct has quinto defufas limue nofro
DUN Mater SoboIem luxit, fra,remq: fororq:
RECALLS platea atq: fuit Ioedata cruore
Jamq: dies C&dis nobis memorabilia efo,
Quo uvenes noRi cideruntMor,is abi6a
HoitIbus armafs his nuper alb Urbe Temotis,
Wilhelm, precor, ut temper fintArce repofiI
Hc rumor fed enim noia'is jam panditurO ris,
Quod rixis Vulgi vexatus tu meditaris
Militia Martis fubilo punire per srma
lnnocuos nocvis verbum tibi fatur Anxious
Site parumper, enim Sapiens bene ccgitat
omnis
Mente, priIs feie feftinum impellit ad aauml
Afpea1, Il Wis, piacido, verbifq: benignis
rraaare hume populum, quoq: nunc relevarc
0nefumq:
Pondera--Laus. iDquam, merito permagna
mauebit
Tune tibi -Poiieritas tecumve vireice' bonore.
Sic precstur Poeta SOPHOCLES.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-11-18

4 LII perlons having demands on
IA the siste ofSAMUEL RlDGWAY, lSe
Of Bottom, Chsir-msker. dsteslet. are def ed o
bring in their sceoDois 10 SAMUEL RIpcwAYs
Administrator on laid saste, IN order for lerIL-
n.nt, and all that are indebted are 'equsaed to
make lpeedy psyment.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-11-18

+. gurl-m qli Pol Law P. 2.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-04-16

ff"f', trlaf6 had aad,Gsrt farlian.r.ar,
enquiry, BIT tVa' not Gai,Gtd ID, 2ofb Of Es.
braay; TIE exptd:hsa was gysGily A,zp-
preVtd Of ty many Of tbe mfmber5 IF fbat an.
ggR eDsmby. The EeR-kaia Affairs soere
not 6mfbfd in parliament the 2otb February.
tm itfJ pretty certain II ,ViN be in tbs folgstp-
irg MANNER, viz. That ssvonmsst sviil
lend The Company one milan 6vf hundred t5ou
laud poandt gtrAizg, at 4 per cent. rbat tsv,
Gffbs IF The duty on ho expmfed 10 A,nUiea
BE- taken of; and that The company tviA be
PERMITTED 10 (tnd annually ftVo Hips dire6ify
from China TO Amsrieq, laden wif6 teas, eltar
Of all dufit.
II is Jaid The parliament s00u1 not rife nil
The middle Of MAY.
From an Engi@ print eftbe sfb sfAzarfb,
sObie6 zoe are faUOn'ed sOitb BY ons Of The tac
Ifngers, svs find that on the 26fb and z7tb Of
february, they had in ENGLAND a prodigisns
hgb t0i1d, Dr. ratbr hurricane, BY sVbie61
great damage sVa5 dane IN London and sfbsy
places, BY bIotVisg dun banif5, ebimnies, t'c.
and to the Tripping in tie riVer, az aimsR e.
Os,y vsDEi trom GrsenuUicb to LsnGsn Jridgs,
mere drsVe from their moorings; and BY RIM
ming t'a! Of sHcb ether (tvval Of the ln0llsr
O1fi mere (Snk, and may EvA lsa; others
djfmgfed, and Jane drovs el5sys; among tbe
latter svsrs The y1ip5 Earl sf Dunmsre, and
DhtfbsG Of GOrd0n, in the Nsv 1vk trade !:
Great damage sVas EkesUiJG dane at CssOss,
P0rtim'nfb, DoUns, and efbsr jcapwt places,
The " flfar"fs (as the paper Jays) Famed to be
nHSvsr in a termsnt, andtbs eISud5 abbsaysd
Of a fiery red tor many bsws :" Capt. Hall,
Of this place, in hip JIM arrived in The
DO1Uns fIOm DarfmOutb, tUas droOs 06oye
of Ki4gldasVn, 0ndIsa bar rGddkr and rsesi-
Vfd OfbT damage.
AaV'e aOas received in England sft5s death
Of Charles EmanHsl the III. King Of SARDINIA
and Daks IF SaVy, ogsd7 sOb0 is JIeessdsd
BY bis Jon, aged 81.