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The following are the PROCEEDINGS

of the town of WESFORD, viz.
&" To the Gsufierfn The Committee ef CSrrgi-
ponasneS at B0lt0H.
Wesford, January 18th, 1873.
GENTLEMEN,
I" We the committee Of the town OF
Wesforg, being deGred by the inhabitants
TO return refpeaful an(wer to the Bolton
committee, exprefive of the great obliga-.
tons we are under, SIC. as appears BY one
of their votes, which with the reit of the
proceedings are inclo(ed, would gladly have
d(penfed with the talk, not from any diff
affection 10 the caufe, nor we hope want OF
gratitude in US, but from thorough con-
vietion of our inability TO return an anfwer
adequate to the obligations we are under
to iach diliuguilhed merit, 70 ccnfpcOous
in the inhabitants OF Bottom and eipecl-
ally in you, gentlemen, who have 70 clearly
and candidIy publiibed to the world the rights
Of the colonies in general, and this province
in particular, together with LIT OF the VIOLA
tions and iuEIingcments Of thcferghis, where
BY the eyes of many who have nca the OPP
por,unsy of informing themielves concern
ing lho(e important matters, are opened to
fee the impending danger.
g" We can, gentlemen, with pleaiure in
form YOU that the meeting was as foil as is
common for the choice of town officers,
and that all the votes that psiled at the
meeting were unanimous and further,
that the people here are 10 far from being
0nitt and nndiGmbcd at the late weaturss,
that they are determined 70 coincide with
the town of Bolton in any meaiuFes which
may be concluded upon as belt for the
removal of The burdens we at preient labour
under this we think we can Gsfcly do, in
conhjeoce that the town of Bolton will not
adop; any plan that nav lay US open TO the
ceniure of thole who watch for our hating.
We Aatter oule'ves that as the gener-
al court is now fs,ting, ionething wall
he doae rcfpeetiug the premiies in which
belief we lub(cribe ourielVes with great re
{orG and cGecm. Gentlemen your much
ooHssd humble fervants,
SAMUEL GARDNER,
JONATHAN MIAoT,
loaN ABBoT,
AsAPH FLETCHER,
NAT. BoYNTcN."
1T a meeting Of the freeboldfrs Oad cfbfr
;rbabifan.i Of fbs tam 81 Wesford, kgally
cG1mble4 at tie meeting b'ajf TIE I2fb Of
'jauncry, 1773; the J'il'rOi4g yates were
te6Sd.
:. WHEREAS we have received from
the town of Boaor, pamphlet containing
the proceedings of fad town, in COME
oIence of rumour, which now, alas we
6ad TO be too true, viz That the judges Of
me Superior Court are made, not only Inde
rsnie:t Of the people, but sbioluscA depend
an: On the crown for their fUppors this we
ao9rehead to be very dangerous innovation,
..nd if c9n.icucd, ma be attended with
tsc ansR ditcfaI eoaicqusaces.
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To be T. q T.

To be LET,
And e-tcred upon the beginning of April next,
80 A large FARM, lying
6S%E Ct in the Town Of Brook6eld, a
49, s.sSllS59M bout mile from the meeting
S--s.asszsEgl Eouie, containing between and
ss--2 400 acres Of good pasuriny,
p.owing, moving. and orcharding, now in the
occupation Of Mr. John Wait. inrhol6er in fsid
towa Toe'e are on f,id farm, large double
hcule, two large barns, &c. Ay perfon in
Ginning to hire H. or to take it on any other terms
may know further by applying to
DUNCAN INGRAHAM, IL Csnesr4
Who has for iale,
A large af1rtment of EngIiGh and
Wet India GOODS. wholelale and retail =.
cheap as at any Store in Bcacn.
N. B. Good hosfhead hoops lumber. AID
graft ct al forts, will be received as pl, meat
for goods.
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And e-tcred upon the beginn ng Of
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OF the TUWII OF W LOT OINI~3 'fD'
To the Gentlemen The Committee ef CSrr9
pondsnes at B0gsn.
Wesford, January 18th, 1873.
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n.iee, spilled to the hon. Timothy wood
bridge, Elq: Of S.oekoridse. Tor a warrant to
pp,rhend laid pe,l,ns and traGlnil them to The
suhorisy Of Aloaey coun,y, 70 De examined
touching the fappof Offences. Mr. Wood
bridge utterly rsfaitd 10 grant awarran' OF iacn
az extraordinary tenor but coniented 10 grant
q wsrran, TO appiehend and conveneiald PeIiohs
before him or lcme other magiarate OF the coun-
~ Of Berkfhire, to be examined touching thas
ma,,er; but The lh:rlE and Others with him de-
clined NJ. Woodbridge offer, sxPreily deciaT-
ing that lueh procedure would not aniwer
what they propoled 10 effea. And sheIeapon
Immediately and very absuptly left Mr. Wood
bridge and proceeded through the town OF Great
Darlington twherein relied three juitices tor
Be,kfhire county, two Of whom, viz David
Ingeriol, Jun. and Marx Hopkins, Biqs were
lssrnedin the law 10 thetown ofShstield,sojohn
Afhley, Elq; who granted awauan' acco'dlng
TO their wines by virtue of which the lad
fher:fF apprehendcd thol- perlons snd haitlly
dragged Ih:m on. Of Berklhire county int the
county of Albany, where they were very risor-
oufIy and partially treated. and directly hurried
away to Albany g,o, then greatly infseted with
the fmall pox. Some Of them have fnce been
f.ized with that contagious diacmper and died,
and ,h:re has been iPecial court appointed to
try thole who furvive. The court has met and
Tried four of them, who are al convicted, and
one is now under fentence of death. The court
is adjourned until mex JuEe, and juiics Living
iton gave in charge to the grand jury, TO enquire
into all offences that mould he committed any
where welt Of the welt backs OF Connecticut IL
yer. which they accordingly did, and in the in
di6tments exp ely l'edged that the crime was
committed in the iaid She Field, &c. in the coun
ty Of AIbasy, Sc.
On what foundation they ground 70 extrsva-
CANT claim we would gladly be informed.
Iuitice Woodbridge has forwarded letter to
his Excellency Governor Hatehinlon, relative to
thi. extraordinary proceeding, which was imme
diately laid before the Great and General Court
now fitting here, and Com mii'ee of both hou-
fss appointed 10 take it into confederation.
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sGcmbfy, nor any other body betces the
body Of the people, can give sheis uiuIper'
any conlidetable concern, they wou'd iPnrn
at the knavesy and hypOcrify of the traitor:
who thus endeavour to lull them into fatal
iecurity. We rejoice that the principal
towns have come into the Bottom rneaiule.
Il prevails in this count yand promifes to DC
general. The tories dread the union which
prevailing in this province will undoubtedly
run thro' the ref, none of which are conten'
ted, and only remain inactive for want OF a
feafible mode of exertion. / cannot bear
the propofal of pe,itioning ; particularly Pc
ttioniAg the Blitiih Parliament talked OF by
Tome. Il appears to me we have already
degraded ourielyes by our fruitleis petitions
and am rather of opinion with the inhabi-
tanis of Btidgwater, who fay they are tor no
more parley, out will be behind none OF their
neighbours in action, when matters come to
ripeneis. would not have you conclude
from hence that am not for meeting.
We fhould have had one long iince, had
not our principal SeIe6tmen, who are high
perogative gentry, roo long detained the
Bottom letter and pamphlet.
DIED.} Mr.. IIaac Nichols Collins, of
the Iland of Barbados, who lately came
here for his heath.-Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Ouefiion, WidOw-Sarah Pope, Widow
Of the late Samuel Pope, deccaied, one OF
the Society of Friends.-Mrs. Wheeler
Widow.-Mrs. Farmer, Wife of Mr. Far
mer, Shipw,ight.-Mrs. Barnard, Wife OF
Mr.. James Barnard, Houiewright.-Mds
Lucy Calf, Daughter Of MIR. Calf late
of this Town, Blacksmith, deceaied.---
At bingham, Mr.. Thomas Epfon.- Mrs.
Barker, Wife of Capt Francis Barker.---
AT Stu,bndge, Mr.. Samuel Freeman.
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Wednesday, January 40.
B O S T . N.
The tao fsAsaOisg paragraph are take"
fran late London paper.


The following account is given of the
feizure of the papers and perlon of the prince
de Cont, which has made great nole at
Paris. The Prince de Cont having been
iufpeaed by the court, to have favoured f..
vcral fictitious papers lately pubilhed sgainff
the miniRry, and to have caufed them to be
privately printed, at preis he had ereSefHi7
the verge of the temple, where he h B his
court al Paris; the chancellor Maupesp oUs
aimed letter dc cache;, which he NSahEa
to be ilued October the 23d. In confe-
quence Of this arre;, The palace Of the prince
was euvironed at midnight by the Muique-
taires and other guards. They 6If fecur-
ed the manulcrPts and printed papers:
Thefe were lnitan,ly depolited in the hands
Of Mont de Sar,ine, he Lieutenant of the
Police. The Able Outlet (the fuppofed
author OF the different publications. together
with the Printers, were then ieized and con-
Quoted to the Battle, During the confuG-
on, one Of the Princes petitions found
means TO efcape, and made the beR of his
way to Life d adam, a country feat be-
ionging to the Prince de Cent (where he
then was and acquainted him with what
was traniaGting at his palace. The Prince,
greatly atoniihed at the intelligence, imme-
diately iet off for Paris but his highnsls
found his perfon no more facred than his
houie, bis papers, or his fecrets. The Mi
infer, Maupeau, feeured the Prince alto !;
and the great and noble AAcIIer and protec-
tor of the liberties of his country has been
lmmured like common felon. What will
be the conlequence of lhIs aitrocious itretch of
power in the chancellor, time only can diff
cIole but the populacc is 70 exalperated,
that fome dreadful effects are to be expected.
The other princes of The blood were 70 alar-
med at This daring attack of the miniffer, on
70 respectable part of their body, tina. they
went from their palaces in Paris to the coun-
try with the utmott precipitation, in the OPT.
MON of many, in manner very unworthy
their high bIIns and fiations.
Mr.. Wilkes having been 70 unfuccefsfuI
in his endeavours to gain prefelment by his
writings, is now determined to make trial oil
| his abilities as an orator; his intention is to
rurn travelling preacher, for which purpoie
he is now under the tuition of the Rev. DR..
w., and very coify and commodiOus
pulpit is making for him by the company Of
joiners, which is to be ornamented with the
/ Ba1S RelsiVs of Lord Halifax, in imatation
of the Roaras of Rome, which were orna.
menIed with the Rems, or fore fronts, of the
fhIps of the ancients whom they had over
come. He intends to deliver his fil orati-
on in ST. Georges FIELDS, when he will illu-
fifate and make his obferystions on the ira.
gedy thai was aetsd thesc.
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r U E S D A Y, January Ie.
II o s T = N.

His Excellehc i the Governor, with the
advice and COME. Of his Majsay's Council,
has been pleafcd % nominate and appoint
Obed Hudey, .tq; to be a JuRice Of the
peace and of tbs Quorum for the County OF
Lincoln. Allen, Efq; to be a
Iufiice of the peace for the County of Cum
berland.-And Mr.. E2es Sergeant, jun. to
be Coroner for the County of Eiiex'
On "wednesday lar the Rev. Mr.. Tho
mas Barnard, jun. was ordained to the pat
toral office over the church lately gathered in
Salem.
We hear from Bridgwater that feven hun
dred and twenty one perfons have had the
meales in the North Pariih in ;ha: town
fince the 2oth of September latf; more than
fix hundred of whom have had it hnce the
ao,h of November: Yc, notwithstanding thai
dflrefTng diRemper ragged 70 violently there,
only four perions died of it in that Parllh,
one of them perfon upwards OF 80 years OF
eye, the others were children under tive.
The meal-s are now very rife in the olher
Patilhes in that town, and ii: thought they
will not be wholly clear of before the fpring.
Monday Iait the Hon. Admiral Montagu
Get on, by land from hence fer Rhode Hand,
and on "Wednesday he arrived there, when
the blue flag was hoiited on board the Mer-
curry, under the di(chsrge of the cannon of
that and the other fhips Of war lying there !:
NO falu!e was paid by the colony fort |;
At which mgkG7 the Admiral Ggnified his
diflike to the Governor, who returned him a
(uif0bIk aniwer.
A mu!a,,o fellow and a perfon from
Sni,h6eld, who pretend to give evidence con-
cerning the Galpee Schooner, we near are
confined in irons on board one of his Kings
inIps at Newport.
Extra7 of letter fran an Inland Town, to a
Gentleman in BoQon.
"THE tools Of power, both fharp and
dull, are now at work here, in order TO him
der union taking. place throughout the pro-
vince that former ftofy may be confirmed,
VIZ. that a faefious few only in Bottom, are
uneafy, bu, the body of the people quite con-
tented. They have feveral fpeclous prsten-
ces which tnsy urge as they think will beft
fuit the gudgeons they intend to take with
them the one now playing OFF with much
aniiuisy is, that the General Ahsmtiy who
are the proper guardians of the people, are
dear fitting, add that any exeTrion of the
towns at this time would be taking Of the
work out of the bands in which the law and
contribution has placed it. Could the imo.
etzf people remember hcw lit,le proipea
there was of the Courts meeting, till perhap,
nearly the latter end Of April, had there
been no meetings Of the towns, and did they
coacelgs that n9;hing in the PoVssE Of tas
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| SALES by AU oTIoN.

For theBeneht of the InGurers.
THIS MORNING, at Eleven O'Clock,
Wlil be fold by P U BLIC-VEND DUE,
On HAEcocK's Wharf,
THE Remains of the Britannia
l. STORE SHIP, which was burnt on
the zolh day Of May laa, now lying at aid
wharf, with the ltores which were ilved. con.
iiltirg of three anchors from "a to rs 100 ID.
each 1.-TWO fmsll Hedges iron aorked the iron
work of pa, eut windlais an iron FIRE hearth |;
moo'ins fwivel about two IONS OF iron work
coniiItiUg of chain plates. bolts, and two moor.
ing cables about thirteen inches two buoy
ropes and buoys one long boat and ono yswl.
All wEch may be viewed at any time before
the iale by appy'ae to Capt. MATcHErT on
Colonel HANcocK's wharf
RUSSELL, Audioneer.
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{ BENEZER sTORER,
Informs his CuHomcrs that he has I'm
ported from l. . n d o N,
a N af1ortnent of GOODS fuit-
sb &C tor the Sesfoo, which he fslis as uiu
al at the lowell rates for Cath at MS Store in
Union Suest.-He has ALTO 10 I'll
Choice Connecticut p O r K.
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70 be fedfsii in the defence Ct our rights an
liberties. which are deaycr to US than our lives
and for that pu'pofe, that there be commit
tee of correspondence with the committee oI
the town Of Potion, and CT all other towns in
this province that may be willing for IL: And
in cafe all other. msthods lhouId fail of OBJ.
tanning delired relief, We are deiiIous Of Join.
ing With AZ Others in an appeal to the gIea.
law.giyer xad fountain of al jsfice, and do
not doubs, Of fuceeis according to the juiicc
ofour cauls -. And. ). - e. ~.
/" Daniel Wi,ham, Ed; MeiEs. Samuel
Whiuemore. Jofeph Foifer, solomon Par
ions, Jacob Allen, Jacob Parions and Capt.
Petet Z, fin were cholen to be committee
Of correspondence as above. ..,t..
:. ."DANiEL WiTHAM, TssUs Clerk"
SAT the town meeting held in GIouceiler,
by adjournment December 28th,l772. ~.
"Voted, nemine eontradicente, that the
tranlaetions Of this meeting refpeei'ng our
rights, liberties and grievances be nanlmitted
TO the Bottom committee Of coneipondence,
attefied BY the Town CIelk. ,s;, az.
49,. "DANIEL WITHAM, 7ssUn Ctrk."
" III q hga'msefigg stfbs inbabit0nts q The
tom sfGlsEesjfsv, qEaEfrdt for Vsfi5g, BY ad-
J'vamsm on tbs abb dag Of D.1enitsr
Arns Denim I77a.
"Capi. PETER COFFIN, Mode ator. !
(" VOTED, n0uins eentradicsnte, That
the following in&aSetiOns be given 70 Na,ha-
MEL Alien, Eiq; our representative in the
Great and General Court, viz. That he uie
ell lawful and conftiiuiio0aI mealures to gel
the grievances we labour under redrefsd, and
that ne endeasour to get petition Preiented
to the King and parliament for fuch redrefs ];
aud in as muchas Lord Dartmouth, one Of
the pfefent Secretaries of State, has Bette
charader than Tome Of his pfedecedors, we
have hopes that fuch petition may fucceed,
and that IN caieihe ho0ourable judges of the
Supefior Court appear not to bavea fafici
cot Fecompence for their fervice in thar Office.
that he uie bis intefeR that fuch falaries may
be fessledupcn them as may be adequate to
their fervices. And thar if any new clficul
y ihould arfe respecting our liberties that he
give Us immediate information thereof.
:" DANIEL WITHAM, 7sws C2s,k."
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b 20 S m lO M.

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Il mutt afford the greaieR pIeafure tothe
friends of liberty and the contribution, TO
perceive the country 70 thoroughly awaken
ed 70 q fenle Of their danger that almoa E.
very town have or are about calling meet
ings 20 expreis their Continents, at this q.
farming cnGs--that union and good itnfe.
PatrioiiIm and lpiEit already manfeaed In all
parts of this province. mutt under proyi-
dence work out our political iaIvation, in
fpite Of aliihe efforts Of Our enemics to pre-
vent it. atei# gnl ~ = -
Notwithstanding the length Of time lince
our prelent Governor came into the chair,
and The military ipidt thar generally prevails
throughout the province, there are no mill
.ary commifiions given out yet in Woscef.
ter. Perhaps this may feem ftrange to Some,
but the myRery viii not appear % great, If
we only look back to the time of giving out
new eommifions under governor Bernard /;
there was The like delay at thar time; there
had been but two companies IN the town,
and they were divided into three, and Of
confequence the number Of commifIions to
be given out multiplied each nominal
commiAion officer had fome inau-
ence upon fome Of bis neighbours, at leaf
70 much as bis intereR would amoont TO,
in making fetjeants and corporals, but the
commiHions were not given until the annual
meeting in May for the choice ofIepfeienta-
tive. A certain colonel was choien, and
the comnifion given out the fame day after
the town.meeting was over. Confummate
policy ! The thing hath fucceeded once, and
may again. There Is fome talk now Of d.
viding the town into four companies Of mi
lisia, and that will fiIl ihcreafe The number
Of dependents for political importance. The
(cheme Il well laid, il hath lScceeded once,
and. will sgain,' Il the people are FOOLS.
Mr.. jeremiah Rufsll was very conf
dersbIe fufFerer in the late FIRE he LOFT his
dweIling-houie, all his working uteniils and
mott Of his wearing apparel.
Sipee our laIt the votes, EefoIves, inaructions.
&c. Of the rsfpetisble towns Of Newbuy, Dor
chetler, Brockline, N wton, Marlborough. &c.
hsve beer fes, %, and will be inherited IN this
paper Is (Jon a. pofib.e. 49,.
LONDON, Nsvfsbsr .. We hear that fome
very material changes in the government of A
mevics end the Wen ladies are now IN sei.aticn.
Nsvenbv 2. Theexo. bit<at de masd made
by the Kirg Of PruGa upon enr court, for dA-
IMAGES luaEined durii & tie llf war; Is cid
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47f n O S 7 0 N.

The following are the proceedings oil the
town Of BERWICK, and were TENT to the
Committee ofCorrefpondenee in this town
a 1T MEETING Of foS frfebsldrs and ether
;rbobitass, of The TosVn Of 3~Uiek, dEly
sUarnsS, and e6Smbls6 according 10 IctU, on
Frida, fbs Ifsf r10EH0ry, 1878, BY ADJOURN
.uens jysm fbs 18th day Of DsesDbsr Lef,
esUpon motion mace and Iscondeds
VOTED aaanimsEyg,, That the thanks
of this town be given 70 the inhabitant, OF
che town of Bottom, for their care and vlgi-
lence, in furniihing this town with liz OF
aricvances, 70 jully drawn up And that
this town viii at all times, unite with them
IN all confsi,utional meafures, for the remo-
val Of thofe grievances And alto, that the
SeleAmen of the town of Bottom, be ferved
with copy Of this vote from the Town
Geek.
nas copy, AfffH' k..ss
/" NAHUM MARSHALL, fstUS- Clerk. .
The following proceedings Of the town
of BOLTON, have been received BY the
T.ommittse Of Corrtfpondence in this town
& ATa mxtfiak IF Sbs trstbslds's and S'btr
sabebiionfs sffts fsIo1 Of Bshsa, daly loarS-
ID, and kgsI5 e6Fmbitd On Msndey fbs 4rb
zay of T0asdry, i773.
aSVOTED, That the infraaions on
sbe rights and liberties of the people OF this
1Fovince, as fpecifisd by the letter from the
Gommitsee of the town Of Bottom, are great
st;evancrs. and call for fpeedy Iedrefs.
Is And further Ksttd, That ous Repre-
Ln,.tiye be directed to uIe his belt endea-
.ours. toward, cOnaitutionally Iedrsiing
{" Alto, Hsisd, That the thanks Of this
tnwh be prefented 10 the town OF Bolton,
for their care and feaionabe notice, With
regard to the afOrsfaid affair."
- rse Csfy, Aif6' :,
aNArHAMi.E EcNcLfY, fssra-c trk.
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will NOT be compiled with, though an l.. saiicn
ct Our Caman territories is threatened b, tia {
A'exlndsr OF The north, ard though the Emrer,
or has iniims'sd THAI he Is ready 10 upporl him
| In bis claim.
: Nsvsm5~ &. Mr.. W;ike, and Mr.. o liver
! had high words In the COUNCIL Chamber weller.
day. Nr Wilkes told Ms Oliver tina, hi, con.
dud to Mr.. Lewes had been exceedingly uube-
coming him ua Sheriff and gentleman. MIR.
Oliver asked MIR. Wilkes il he did not write
things 10 the papers to Get Mr.. Leses aod him
together Mr. Wilkes ariwered, f" Your cwn
:" condnd will do that iuiic .enfy, | lhall ei,e
T" you no account Of any anony NOUS writings.
" SCI to me rs gentleman, you fh.l have an
immediate and iull anlwsr. as becomes my
8. honour" - ...
Mvs~. 7. YeHerday Sir J,fFery Ambera
was i~otn in one Of hs Majeay's moa honour.
able Pfivy Council, and took bis lea, as the
board. v.
.NsVf@bsrio. BY feyeral private le,,era from
the continent. very extraordinary piece Of intel
ligerce has trsnipired, the audience of which Is.
thar his Poih Msjeay ha, declared 20 the courts
OF Vienns, Pete fbursh, ard Berlin, his rf,lud-
on-ot rsiigning the crown,i In coniequepce of he
not being able 10 fapPos The monarehial disni.y.
and thar the. coufeoi Visana has warmly sipoui-
es Charles Edward .Stewart,as q candidate for
the Poilh diadem, which il 10 probable, 10 cafe
Of rciignssior, he will polcs as he 10 defended
la direa ilne from the celebrated ,hoSob XIV,
who 10 the laa century, q. The head Of ha. dbl
Of Poles defeaed an army of zoo. ooI Oiomans.
and made them fae for peace.
Ga Friday Capt Jones.g gave bal for the eFec.
tu Al uaniPonaiiOn Of himleli. pu faant to the
contiion OF his Msjceyls pardon, and was dil-
charged out of Newgse.
IL /. reported that yelleld.y morning certaia
Sheriff. received challenge freni popular AZ
derman.
They wri:efrom Berlin, that the King Of Pruf-
f. wa taken with fnch fevere ft OF the govt.
he a5sh'of Oaober, thai his lie was dcpair-
ed of.