The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-07-29
MO N ID A Y, Jaly 26.
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Houfe IN Brattle -nfeet was opened Ior pup
lie Worihip; the Exercife was begun will
Gnging an Anthem, and Sermon, we
adapted to the -Occaiion. was preached b.
the Rev. Dr.. Cooper, from Genelis xvii
rain the afternoon the Rev. DR.. Chaun-
cy preached from Palms XVI. 8. alto very
futable TO the occalion, and the lervlce wa:
concluded with another Anthem.
Capt Anderfon, who is arrived at New
York from Liverpool, on the z+th Of Jun,
III lat. 49, 80 long. 60. fpOke with bril-
from Bottom to London. And, Capt. Tod
hunter, arrived at Newbury Port from
Whit-haven, on the sth Of July, in lat
AZ. 90. long 50 90. fpoke with Capt
Hall, in the ihip Dartmouth, likewiie bount
from hence to London.
LaR Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Henry
Knox, Of this town, Ra,ioner, being a
fowling on Noddles-Ifland, in difchargine
his piece at fome game, il burR near che
beech, whereby his left hand was fhsttered
il vary dangerous manner; his little IN
ger entirely tore away, and the two adjoin-
ing ones were obliged to be cut off at the
middle joints, his thumb and fore-hnger on
ly remaining, and his hand being o'he'wiis
70 much hurt that h 10 feared whether ever
theie will be faved.
We hear from Warwick, that feveral
cattle were killed there, by lightning, on
the morning of the I4,h infant.
DIED. I At Charleltown, Mr.. Rober'
White.--At Falmouth, Cafco-Bay, M'>
Sarah Watts, relet of the late Hon. Samue
Watts; Efq; of Cheifea.
PORTSMOUTH,, TAb e. Lar SatOT-
day arrived here Capt. Todhunter in brI
from Whi,e-Haven, but brought no late
news than we have already had.
Caaawsy the 10th of lar month, on IN
reef Of Volclaim, the Eaaermof part o.
Marinico, the Brig OccaGo, Capt. EpPe
Greenqugh, from this port, loaded WI =
lumber, and filh.---I Il is thought there wi
not be any thing faved.-.- The men wit
much difficulty were taken of the wreckb
Capt. Zechariah Gage of Beverley. 1'w
of which arrived in this town. No live
loG.
NswpcKr, July 70. A gentleman
Savanna. lin Georgia. in a letter to h
friend in this town, fpeaking of the Orphan
houfe, fays. S'The pictures Of the ysfor
msys were (aved; Mr.. White6eld's butt,
his efigy in wax work, and picture, worlI
100 guineas, were left to the flames.
Having finilhed the repub icauon Of tht
letters Of the great T r AIT ORS
C. The letters figned Thomas MoRA,
Sc. lately returned from England, with vel
ju,G, JSsfbk and LEARNED remarks, or notes
thereon, will b: inherited in this paper a.
foon as pofIible.
KlsesroN, r amni-al May I. On the
9Th of December was wrecked on the north
ern rriangles Spaniih RICHTER chip nam
ed the Tbets, commanded BY Don Diego
Brito, mounting 76 twelve Founders, bound
from Rio DuIce TO the Havannah, on board
of which was Ioo,oosI. Ieglaered money,
and private property TO very great amount,
particularly 1870 6erons of indigo, gEeai
quantity Of fpecie and wrought plate. TIE
Iegiaered money was (aved BY James Farrell,
Eqi of Honduras, and tranfmitted to tn
Governor of BaecalOa. The private pio
p-rty was in general plundersd or concealed
by fsttters al the Bay. There were no Peo
pie be onging to her; tina. were taken CT tie
keys, after being ixty four days thereon.
Mr.. Farrell is now here 70 Goicit affifance
from SIR George Bidges Rodney, in behalf
Ct she unhappy fuffeIers.
CHARLssrowN,(S Carslina) June IS.
Oa Sunday lati the ihip FIiendfhip, William
Maines, matter for Newbury Port in New
England, IN her way to the bar truck on
fhe North Breaker, beat over ir, and i'm
r,ediarelv af,er buoed on the fhoai calleC