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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-10-14

Sa('s = EgeCH temptation OF iePafae
,NR aMlN itate, you mua charge
~ SSYstS yowytiVs5 with all the evils
sga9nJS9S #bich Aow from yOar oaOn
faIy. W. lhaj, Ne clear of your blood, foF
We have repeatedly warned you, and you
have turned deaf ear to the voice Of rcs-
fon, truth and juitice.
BRIroNs. If you think we have injured
YOU, ye, realou and humanity oolges you
70 bear long before you take meaiures, which
yoa think, will prove our ruin. Il you are in
Ruenced by tbofe generous and refined PTln-
clples, which you FAY liberty inlPires, Ger
tainly you cannot without regret think of
putting hand to the ruin of Old kngl land
All the ties Of humanity bind you TO con-
fult our ntereR and it would lie inexpief
iiby uniuR and vile in you, now you are
broom: Aouriihing people, to deiert the
parent country.
AMERICANS. We have always been
influenced by The principles of humanity,
and governed by jutce and generoiity IN
our pubic concerns with you. But what
have we received in return Tor all that we have
contrbu ed TO the wealth and power of
BRIAN I'VE buih for you - never was
a parent country 70 much benefited by her
csIonies as you have bsen by us--And
The future advantages which, i J'n '0Frt
qmjc, you might receive, are immenie' and
would rale You the pinnacle OF national
CORY. But as you feem to be governed BY
the mott deilruetive maxIms IN policy, IN
ffesd of thole valf advantages you might re-
csive from America, we expect you will
tacrhce them all to tyranny, and thereby
accelerate your ruin. Therefore the la"
o. nature obIiges US to guard our rights
even ar the expence Of your fall, rather than
lois them.
Bc1roNs. We cauno: but oblerve your
arrogance in ceufaring the lS'itlfh iena'e'
which is the oIdelf and wiieaent PATRIOT
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-10-14
For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY
Il DiIl.gue 6st,Ossn the BRIToNs and anne
PIcANs, continued.
PMFRICANS.

S you, BY your tyranny,
have dfiyen US 20 The con
temptation of a fepara'e
itate, you muR charge
yonrjeiyss with all the evils
.bich Aow from Jonr o1Vn
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-04-08

Mr.. HoMAs,
By islfrfing fbs t0hsuiag e<traH firm poem
Untitled PHILoscPH!c ScLI1uDE, jei
SOiii greatly sbdgt THE Vruous Fair.
SET OF round the board ihinirg train .p
- pears,
In roly beauty, aud IN prime of years
7bis hates aAounce, and tti a nrce ap.
proves,
Tbh fhews the trophies ofher former loves
Poly AYERS shas SyiviA drefs'd ia green,
Whea laf at church the gua5y nymph was
feen,
Cblos condemns her optics, and will lay
Twas Azu f.ttih ine afeak'd with Rreys
Ley, in'eded with judicial pow'r.
A~ards 't~m neiitef-snd the ftr e Is DER,
Then parrots, lsP-dogs, monkies, (qaIrrels,
bssux,
Fans, ribb4nds, fuckers, patches, furbeloe',
In quick (ucceiEoA Through heir fsncl,s run.
AID dance incsasnt on the A.ppant tongue,
And when fausud with every other fPor,
The bellies Piepae TO grace the faced cou.t,
They mUihsl all their forces 10 array,
To kill with g'arees, and deftroy in pay.
Two * iful mGis, wi h reve, en,ial tear
In walton wfesths cnlleet their Fl ken hair
Two paint their cheeks, and ronnd their TEN.
pies pour
The fragrant unguent,sn the ambrchal lhow'r;
Oae pulls the lhaPe. c: eating Gays, and one
Enci'cies round their wsA the golden zone :.
Not with more toll { improve Immortal
charms,
Strove June, Penn ard the 9ssss Of arms,
Wae" ry7s1's lon Adju-g dtie golden prize,
10 the le6ft ELS oesu.y OF theRxe
At length equipped 10 love-, en- icing arms,
WIKI eli thai glIgers. and with all that charms.
Ia ideal godde!ies 10 church repair,
Peep THO the tan. and mucer Ger prayf.
Or iiifen to az organ's pomoous found.
Or eye the gilsed imsges around
Or deeply itacied in CT qdsItifh uIe',
Ain WHY snces at Or hirkirg foo.s
Or ihe~ che hlly hand wi h gr ee'aIair,
Or wosnd the TOPPING with lock Of hair.
and when the haiea dilciPIine is Ger,
Aod r..gtS tor;u1'd with nteSf, no more,
ihsy nisuat the rietur'd coach. and to The
play.
I ne eslsbiGsd idols bic swsy."
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-04-08

printed pamphlet: AS a'fo that ne fs'
thought Il, TO a,terd rhe puoIic oaices OF re-
Iioion in another houfe Of woIih'p, SO as
to max. il evident to taVo lseisiifs At once,
ina, he was 70 fdbjsacd 10 certain iquea !.
m ihnefs OF iiomach as not to be aoie to M
unde, the minlfistions of any one thaf a .i
the chafaaer Of friendto bis country, out
an enemy to all proud oppreiiars, who have
mower ON their iide, be they who they may:
And further, that neither Of tbsfs l'f'ff'si
dsiire his company in his preient maze OF
pettifh political bigotry, but with b" ao-
fence ill he has got Into more humane,
not TO Gay chritian frame ct mind.
Surely this mutt be the invented itory OF
fom. evil. minded prsfsadsr to pahisfJm. IL
Is Incredible, that one 70 well qualified to-
the important tfation he is fixed IN ihould
be 70 ipiudicious as TO hold hImfelf up 70
pablo view as an objea of ridicue Should
!, be true. as know not but IL is, +" at ne
is a pssvib nigh aylng tory, It canno. eaiily
De fdpooGei that ne thoud be 70 weak anu
70 much like low lived brother, as to or
cover himieif to the world in the way nc
has been reprelen.ed to have done il. =.
Be plea(ed, Sir, to enable yourief, y
y,u can, as foon as may be, on the fouudA =
ZION of trntb, TO contradict this bale ito "
+, injurious to the character of 70 sUsrtby
man. By doing this, you will allo give
eaie to the minds of many Of the true Ions
Of liberty. For thoud any Of them happen
to have court esutrsvs,G with fuch as are
IN connection with Oh. 7syy 5aHfo, could
they have the leaf reafon to expect far
hearing by one that cannot worih'P MS
God under the mlniaTation of known
friend to the rights and liberties Of his coun.
trv. Yours, A, r.
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p.oc,,p,ss. y ny, Apt 2.
IT hgai mAtisg u re tef bsl1.fi - .
iatntitasn q f6s fos,.ot Wetps@ eo4tiSAsd y
= asjsHrrmsaf,to The jEGarfb 1eyasf JaeAa'j
ia, and tbxn MT zsl afrlelfs .sf ts< asp'' Z
sfa committee fsdf rvss ftsj,a % foejfd.r q,
pubic p isyaue,s and vsff6, t5af es2, # tSi1
vspsrt 6sfsdnsmifsafo fbs fsmnh emf e0si-
bss4tets far ne tsqvas II B0Roa' VV6isO y a.
Jaisqp', il. &
/ "TTbe conGnitec appoin,edby the ihhaoi.
tsnfs of he town Of VsIpsle the f2sa JsrniF,
1873, 10 coniider Of public gieyanc,a report 20
fol ows. H
"Fss, We are ferf,'e that the riSh,s snd
liberties Of the people OF the American C lnie :
sreinyaded ant inlringedin many ,nitancEs nsed
lelsto heenumeratedb being (ufi-ie6dy,Pointedoui
already by many in this p-ov;n c.
IS Stssslyy, We det.'nine, thatw viii U.
mite. with our loyal hoethrea IN this and Other
provinces, in any coniitutisnal manner, as III ak
beit sppear to procure a redreis of our grew
ances a
7krSy, We infrca our Representative,
to promote an addref. 70 hi. majeIty rqneliing
him TO repeal 1uch acts as 10 US appears z lev
ouN du1 hG TAU VIZ -"
pi1lble precauioa thar tue faid add els may
reach the royal ear. s -
. Fsart5L., Tint our Representative enquire
into report lately fpread concerning The de.
pendency Of the honouahh Juishes.4f the 81
perior tourt upon the crown fof ldpPorr, a d
to act thereonas to hin ihail leein b,ft il Or
der to prevent the. evil threatened add likely
therefrom 10 eafue, ra t4 r
= Ft1br, Thatifthe JUDGES have nat fup
pc ON the province, adequate to Their i'm
PortsnI tatlons and lesvices, the fad REQ eients
i've. he eby iunrn6ed 70 ule mis- i-a-eace 10
procure he { me Tor them.
=" Six'5y: We caution ourreprelcn.ative CAN'T
being pe.iuatei ofthe len lyiatertons = scy
! Pelon wnateve VINO snaiide6gned keep, or en-
d svunr TO Keep in ignor nee the Veopl- OF me
P ovince lelpe6ling the fala ofthe Jadgas fore
laid. SETH bULLAsD,
AovIl.LA RcBBINa
GEoRog PAYsoK,
ENocH ELLEs,
SAMUEL CHeEBY.
Atrss csty, AfSt4.
'' STEPHEN FELcH, Ts@s- C2s'k'
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SAT U RID A Y, April 3.

NJ B . S L 0 N.
to BY Captain Arnold who arrived here Lar
b Ebefday in "a days from ST. .Vincents, we
E1eara that the Carabs had all laid down
their arms on the 18Th Of FEBRUARY. and
hmmitted to General Dalrymple until lis
Mejsiiy's pleaf1re fhould be known. He
ALTO informs that 1t was Gck y among the
troops.
We hear that John Kinks, Efq; Of the
cuiom houfe in Bottom, is appointed comp
troller Of his M4jeay's cuaOm's at the
Bahamas.
WILLIAMSBURG [Vrginia1 M0yeb II
The honorable Heu'e Of BurgeIles, upop
the memorial OF Robert Boiling, Eq; OF
Buckingham, have directed the ueafuret TO
pay to that gentleman fifty pounds fe ling
yearly, for the term OF fiye years, in order &c
email bic him to proiecute his fcheme Of cult.
ya'ing grapes, for the making of wine !;
which he is convinced, from ext eriments,
may be propaga,ed in the upper parts of the
country, with fingular advantage TO thoG
polieiled Of fuch mountainous lands, as arr
fcarcely fit for any other purpofe He has
engaged ! foreigner. thoroughly acquainted
with the builnefs, in all is biarches, to in
iftua him therein which we heartily with
fuccefs to, as it appears to be an Object OF
the greatea probable utility to this colony.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-04-08
M 0 N d A Y, April S.
Ii q S T o NJ

Yeferday afternoon, about Ave O'Clock,
6e broke out in a building belonging to
Mr.. Alexander Edwards, cabinet maker,
at the moth part Of the town., which was
almoR wholly in flames as ioon as diIcoyer-
ed, and the fame in very fhort time con-
fumed, together with bis work lEop, feyersi
flores, batns, lheds, &c. and large guam
THY of mahogany and other flock, with
number of articles Of furniture which were
6niihed for fale the FIRE llkewile commune
Gated 20 the SIndemanian meeting houfe,
that was near adjoining. which was alto en-
tireIy deiiroyed and.it is owing TO the alert
nels of the inhaDitants, and the cohlisnt Tsp
ply of the engines with water from the null
pond, that MANY other wooden buildings,
which wereinimminent danger, were prevent
ed fhzrng the fame fste.-Ihe engine from
Chatleitown, eiieemcd the bee in America,
with number of people from thar town,
with their ufual activity. came over very
expediiiouly TO Aft at the FIRE, and were
ysrY1evceable. Mt Edgatd's lois IS fad
80 be very great
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the arm. Now, If any ore can iuPpoie ina.
takira away quantity of blood, rendered
The remainder more hot and fevcriIh, on III
p,iaciple NUT iiand cood~mnsd but III no
a.ang. ,hing thra nicer dealer 10 ursuen s.,
.bu:cher. knives and bandag $, faoud declare he
rrysr heard of bleediog IN contumpuon. IL
were greatly 70 be WHITES that 10 this eipectsoe
METROPOLIS. The ievsral branches of the prof. tS
fon were diarikneda they ought 70 be into dif J,
f:fent nds. am fully conicious that sstnsref
them v ell attended to would afford ouhaeis e
pcush f,rore man. The Ply fcian who Is TO ex-
anime into all the Aidden powers Of that cuhons
Ielf.moying engine the hum;n body. and De-
com. nooe a;eiy acquainted with all It's pa is
,ht,, a,uStu;e, ad on ard ules with the various
funet ons of the fcvcrsl more iimpe and
compound ergsos and well iindr the con-
nexions, dependencies and mu ual stsctions OF
| the parts, mental, corPo cal and extracorPo-
real upon each o'her ina found hNe qua afcr
thar, 70 gain but even a genera. arqaalaiane:
wi h their chinged aetlon ms diie-ied tate
without eajins even P'ge OF the P4i!cua f
hiiory of the tumberleis kinds OF diiS.les
which affect our feeble fame, will ma
h mfelf iufi -ienty occupied to fPa'e The
mcns drefi box aud oe" Invented iorceps
10 MeGs. D. Aubigaey, L-vemeht and Doctor
Slop
| confefs I know genrlemen in this town,
who are very coolidr bic 10 three brArches u
the healine ant; but view then ~ every oher
lsht and al manknd will ponoun:e them
sxy aordinsries. If Menfs. --"-.h. XII,
&c. will give Us fpecimsns OF their comp H. ion
orstory. Poely, &c. equal TO he prod setions
of the gentemen VINO have too notably aii'in
guifhcd ,hrmielves. to ne d my Point'-g OK hem
on, viii ack owledge thar with eq al aPpl. 4
TIN, equl perfection in IN il refPectIye P'e'en-
fons may be excited from hem.
would gladly leave this hateiul mater here
wer. thete no, It'll further cauie OF complaint
which has 70 f,equ.oty occur cd TO ne 'nA' my
patience his been IS often exPpisd TO the rack
by u as nave perhaps all the proteitAnis nat e. er
fufFe "a in France or B mia PeriJn tais
iick, Moriieur Lavement or DR. Sop, or per.
haps MIR. Gus the lcar:fer and tooth
draser. is the family doetor. Three or NJ
weeks elspfs and the patient is deiPaired OF !:
Some freed adviles 10 lend for Doetr.----
who they are pretty ce,tsin weud underalnd
the c.ie and di ett fometbing to his relief. "No,
fsys my Lord Mhkporridse, will have nothing
10 do with. hegives rain medicines, which
| never dared TO venture upon call D.et'r
- or any Qoetr bu; - or II he
come W. lhall cerlaiOly differ abouV the dileafe.
and probably the whole method OF cure ) ard
fare no gentlemen or lady can hive the ru9ensls
to think of diambing the q let of whole neigh
bourhood for the chance OF iaviog one ped,n,
and th,t probably by method which might
eive ear oEcnce TO ths m, id who attends tie
G ofe tools. 4. - u ~ u.
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For the. MASSACHUSETTS SrY.
Mr.. T HoMAs,

y Mr.. ] HoMAs,
1su are alfred to injsrf in Jour paper The fol
lssUiAe, ubirb may siaeidsit lob0t svas jaid
BY d ucriter in The lat Aisnday BefT0a ia
zstfe, VIZ. (" be NM Ntber e0nUines the
Inhabitants sftbii tom and prSUiHes that
there are no grisO0afsi," or $ bsn1qb
.s,On, 4Vbat may tbirk be IN BIS CONFIDENCE
LslifUs,, tbst eur right are iaVadfd and
iafringedY
r DOUBT whether Mr.. Hlchinlon ever
l. wrote standardization this ioIemn truth,
VIZ. tha.he had often before he was penG
oneJ mo The feIyice Of the crown, given
it as MS opinion, that the parliament Of
Great Britain bad no right 10 tax the colo
MES, and that ALTO it was bis clear opinion
the colonies had an undouhted right 10 reGt
fuch acts, even BY force if they were able.
Fot the truth of this, can refer to the
mott refpeaable characters, then of the
council, the houle, and Of the clergy.
II was. The obieIvation of Jonathan
Wild, the moR acute and mott expert
enced public robber the prefent age has
produced always to employ rogue to
catch . rogue, OF to deitroy the innocent.
Whether from jonathan or a yet more ex-
periencsd matter, iuch advice has free pre-
vailed and been followed his Ny and
TIC people may judge.
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For the MAssAcAusETTs SPY
Mr.. HoMAs.

Mr.. THOMAS. .afkn
TT is feid thai at the opening Of laR Superior
Court at CharIeRown. the Chiei jaItice in
hi, ufual manner tolls the grind jury e. at
navy fine hi g abouthis excellent brother |;
but changed his tone almoR total y. concer-
ming libelling, from what he had exoreiied on
that fubj q at laa felEion in BnRon. There
his honour perceived, and wi thanks TO hea.
ven lierved, thar for fem time paa that cri
m;nal prs6lice had been much dllcontipaed;
the authors Of the vunlert flanders, uttered
againfl III beli " ch4rsders, having pf0cesds
ed fueh lengths, thar their prodnesNpgs, were
become nsuf Gus TO the pubic. and shem$kasat
grnwn sihsmed VI them ]
What itrange planet governs the political
tide OF this province, when in 81. Mort fpace
ofti@e, fpeskins aad writing truth Of men in
high ftations are viewed il fuch oppofite liehts.
SPECULATION jun.
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To the Printer of the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
SIR, BsHi7gbam, Aprd Sd.
FELL in company laa evening with one
j Il my neighbours, who bad lately been
At Boa %, and brought from'thehce an ex-
,raordinsry piece Of news. He fad TO me,
il was there currently reported, tina. ore VI
our honorable judges had fcriak-n the
mace. where for many years, be had at.
tended divine worih,p, under the ministry
of his brother in law, for no ether known
realon but becsule. this brother of his, Ike
the honea man he had always sppea;sa to
Be, had declared bis fentimens concerning
IRE s,Ieyances the province ws' g'oaniug
unier, no, 10 q, rx-ep:iauab.e : place as
the pu u, i57fsfn al s9eeEd.x 2 a iasIiy
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r.,r,7 If a kahr Jrsr o G.rl .. =,
{ uaei.i. in . an'.f'r ssT'A"''
friea4 IL ibis f'toa. .,,., eur "a.
: me l ,ayS,5 eshs,msd wnh the behaviour;
,Seo,srsn,s,;ye. and c,ss5ss ef the liouis o.
vince: i was nor chained downn !. ;...r.il
connections, and every thIpg.,o this colon:
tnaouid ,hifk myIelf very happy IL living
in Bofon.--I hope The fpilit which tpreads
shroughout Jour provincefo gloriouny, will
exteod throughout the cJooies, and iecuIe
our mott inv aiu4ble liberties. -
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conGrm the grants oow made, IS judged By
this houie to De luiiclent apology tor this
enquiry"
And the mex; day the Secretary came into
the houGe with the FLOWING ANSWER
from the Governor, viz.
I" Gentlemen Of he aouic Of Repleien-
talyes,
7 HIVE r'eeiUed inf6rmNti'n, that bis
Majsqy has been blfais4 to orde', that JaiariF'
6aA be aA,lUfd to the J4Gices eftbf Superior
Curt, AM that Jutb Gla,iss EaR continue 10
bng as tbgE juGite, GaA rifle gOifbis The
pysviace, and gvbilA they are a5jfnt from II
1eitb bis Ngiry'5 taUs bit / haze 40 IN,
formation thai any qUayraa:s FIR the payment
Of J1eb joiayies haze Bcep igard / tbsrfjors
did not gi0. an immediate aDsnt to the g'ant'
wbieb you haze maas for their Jfrv'eTt The
yar par as tie a0arrant', if they Jb'Rld
krsaffr be hanjmiftfd, may iaoln(e part q
tie Jam. time /or qObieb yoar grants are made,
TIT tbsugbt it mil advitfab!s to cosjfds, q ('mf
treeaafiog 10 pytven: all claim fran The pro-
sines Jar any jerViest far avbilb The jnlfice'
may aljo be entitled to a JaLayy f-om the King.
Ibeps tbsretws a D5ort delay ,Obicb has 6esn
Oreajionsd BY a regard 10 y0ar interef, as '0eil
as tya Jfmf Of ny dry TO bis AlqiGy, s0iA
not be thought naaEfcDary. -
L. HUTCHINSON.
/" Pyoviace Ho4lS, Fee. 4. I773."
[ Thus we at Ieogth find ;hat mott int
reitlng piece of intelligence, concerning
which his ExceIlency, though humby re
queftsd by the metropolis, declined giving
any information, now appears without quef
tIon, to be a faGt
Ii is gvsn oue from the cabinet, that the
crown will not mfg upon supporting the
governor add judge, if the Genera Court
will allow them fxfd (aiariet; mesfurc
propo(ed BY the mnilt'y IN Governor Bur
ne,'s administration, but to the immora
honour Of the hen Houf@ of Representatives,
tefoIutely and perieveringly opPoied.
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M = N u A Y, February 8.
B O S T O N.

On Wednesday lalf committee of the
S0nourable HouGe of Representatives waited
on his Excellency the Governor with the
following MeiTage.
i" MAY it pLajSy sur ExttAtncy,
THE Houie of Representatives haV-
ING directed the Secretary TO inform them,
whether you have been pleaied to give your
ailent to The grants lately made to the Juf
tees of the Superior Court Of Jndicature,
sc. And it appearing ID at your Excellen-
cy has not yet done it, it is. their requeR that
You would be pealed to make known to
them The difficulty (lf any there be- in your
Excelieucys miod. which prevents, your al-
ienting to faid grants.
The people without doors are univer-
faiIy alarmed with the report that ialaries are
fixed to the Offices of the laid juaices, by or
der Of the Crown and an mutual delay 10
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that man OF war OF fifty guns, and five hun
dred and fifty men, belonging to that place.
was loft on the coat of Bltanny, on the 4th
of laff month, and but three hundred and
four of the people faved.
Amoif curious prefent has been fent to
great lady, which conlifs Of the tops of
dreHing table, and boxes and ornaments of
the fame, made Of kennel ceal, ard trimmed
with FLYER. This. curious production was
fent from Lancaibire.
The Revenge Of o. gums, now at Chat
nam, is ordered to be got in readiness i'm
medIate'y, to ferye as a reinforcement to
Admiral Dennis.
NOV. 10. Il is reported that figate is
arrived at Portfmouth. exp'efs from the Me-
drerranean, with an account that one of his
MajeHy's fhips, attempting to 90 into the
harbour Of Csuhagena. was fired upon from
the fort and tina, the Captain of the Ere'iih
.n,s reiclutc'y returned the h-s, bur was ioon
overpc @cIe.ly .ad obliged to ffrike.
1t is fad that ort-Ss have been given, for
kYelve ihps Of the Inc to tie pc, ready to
fail from 6pithead, at an hours warning.
Letters in town ffoa Spain sheit. for
fact, that the Spanilh Admiralty have lately
made a demand of one third Of the twenis-
two thoGfard regifered feamen, from the
different maritime provinces OF that kingdom.
Ii is confidently reporteJ,at the Wet end
Of the town, that the Spaniarjs have now
three powerful hsers at lea, one at the Ha.
wanna, aud two more ready to aa as occsli
on reqpiTes.
Ii IS reported that an account had been
lately received from Galam, on the cosi Of
Africa, that money was never Known e.
fcarce, nor aAves 10 dear, as at pleieu;, mot
OF thS Rotehou!cs Being full of goods. as they
cannot he fold bu: to disadvantage.
/, reported thar the colony Agents intend
TO make application TO pasisnent, FOR leave
10 ehabiiih mInts FOX the Coming of FLYER
currency IN America.
They write rom Cork, that for. many
years Iierc has no; been known a greater
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The matter of velGe arrived at virginia.
from Havre de Grace, reports, TINT the
King of Prufia's taking petition of the city
OF Daotzick had given great umbrsge to the
Courr of France and that it was every day
expected war would be declared againff tina,
monarch which, IN all probability, will in
voiVe Europe in the fame calamity.
We hear from Cohane', tina, Ian Tusfday
ie'nnieht a very f"rowful accident took
place ;here.-T wo men went cunning az
fnall dihance from the ihore, in a canoe
It is fuppoied that the canoe either funk or
was overfet, whereby they were both un-
fortunately drowned Neither the bodies
nor the boat have been diicovered. One of
the pefCons was Daniel BurelI, jun. of Hing
ham, likely Man, in the prime of life, who
has left poor forrowful widow and feveral
fna children The other was John Mar
lhali Lincoln, promiGng young man, the
eldelt ION of Mr.. Ephraim Lincoln of Co.
halet, who had juf complicated his appren.
;iceihip in this town, and was there upon a
2iiit To his friends.
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mountains, upon, and killed num5-.
their Eighth enemies; and that il is,
Doubtful whether the Hand can be lubdua
By The force now there, as The natives hav
retreats almca inacceGible to any eoemy
whatever t H,aUs7sfien prstel7s tie iinuatenl
and braOe, fOsn III ibis rVoyld, ogaiaR 0pprej.
(oy5, robbers and tyrastJ