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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-02-04
February 4.
NJ o N D A Y, February 1.
ID ~ G T q NJ

II ia remarkable that there was a perfect
unanimity in both houies OF the General
AGemby laff week, when their feveral an
fw.rs to the Governors fpeech were paiied.
In the Houfe of Representatives there were
ninety lsven members prelent. Thus we
find the fentiments of full hou(e confirm.
ing ,ho(e Of the many individual towns who
have fully declared their minds reipeetlng the
fupreme authority of parliament to legflate
for thofe whom they in no fenie repEefent,
and the burden thereby brought uponsthem
Mutt not the good Lord Dartmouth, It
he i, a friend to American Liberty, avail
hinlelf of thefe explicit declarations, sgaInt
the falfe aiIertions of fuch as would fam have
him believe, that the people OF the province
are universally contsnted with the meaiures
of administration there being no grievances
that may been, feltor undefitood, as has
often been boldly iaid ia Mr.. Diapers
Gazette.
Since the chymical ana'ization ofshe Go
yeroor's fpeech, by the reverberatory hre OF
both hou(es, has hardly left eaPHf m'rtaHm
for his friends to hold up; they give out that
he has it in command from the mniiter, to.
obtain the full of the claims OF the people,
that administration may have opportunity {"
examine their foundation, and conclude how
70 proceed refpeeang them. Were this IN
faa the cafe, might not his Excelency have
informed the two houfes of it, in the great
honeity of his heart, as Sir Francs ufed to
exprefs himfelf, and not laboured TO appear
as jealous a ftickler for abfolute power as
ever were either Heylin or Fllmer
We are told, his Excelency now declares
he hopes grea, good will come out OF this
feffon.
Beware new commAioners |. would be
miierable blot in the elcurcheons OF many
OF you, if after all your vile pfoltitutiOn and
traiterous abandoning the cauie of your Pc
riihing country, your principal ihould turn
ihort about and leave you to bear the icorn
and contemp. of mankind, without one more
ray of his approving contenance !
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T ESD Y, February z.
II q G L O N.

On qasf1ay fbT IsfB MI a ta,gsD lVsilisg HOg(s
imsyOU'lby M. William Ra,kT Of BsfOs bling
Ibs Properly Of DR.. Jsbs SpyagEE IF ibsJ qs4ss)
quar- cssiamsd BY Fire, qvub mgf Of tbs HosfS-
bsA FxrniiErs ssd Wssri4g lppArsi als a
Rsst enc HEndrtl ReAfi, " La4ias c.ss 1s< jSa9f
NE, 4vab isns s,bsr nscsgay Pr'vgh'1' ('r ne
F@UsiIf. Tb1 Aeeidsnf SUSi GatpglSif' % eeeqf-
sasa By Dstsa iHfbs cbimSsy, BY Rt9'SH zoe
Wgsdsg LEg-PSis Burning SU. 70 that fbF frs
semmrsieaiSd hJsD fbresgb fbs C6iwsy f1'' zoe
Ca~b~, ana get tsS S'vsi big" bgfsrs % 'V6'
6iiesvsrSS.
Among the many aas of gs1sre/fty in Mr..
Thomas Bradfhav while fecretary of the
treaiury, il ought TO be remembered with
grGfifnSs that he procur'd for his private
clerk Martyr Leake (wAo is alto clerk in
the treafury) the FUN Of two hundred pounds
ferling year Of fbs public money for iaid
clerks being, as he is called, agent at f6s
frsaIary for the BoRon commifhoners And
thar upwards Of thouiand pounds aerling
has already been faithfully expended in thai
very sIs(sI and aecs66ry appointment
Whether any future miniRer will think pro-
per to caufe the faid treaiary clark to diff
gorge that fun of the pnblc money, or
whether, deeming il = notorious milapPiica-
ton, it will be thought more juil * proper
to require the HeF0s CommiGonerI to replace
the money osf of their own pockets.is mat
ter that is yet uncertain. An Ggsn' however
for the Bonon commGioners is here under
Rood to be perlon at the treafury ready
upon all oecAfons, Jsersfb to convey intel
lgence to Bottom of the movements of the
Lords in all matters concerning the Board,
Asnd to conceal from, or gols over to their
lordihips every matter and thing which he
knds corrupt. partial or repreheGGble in the
Board ITO be ready upon all occaGons to
#npport as far az he is able, at the frsa/Ery,
Tnch perfons as ihall be recommended to
im by the Board. and to impede, een/arr
ind dfjams all others which the Board fhall
6gniFy their enmi,y to !-alio, in private
anner to fend hither to the Board. copies
all letters and papers that go hence from
oh officers as are here perlscuted and DIFF
teHed by the msA infamous men that ever
kfgraced Royal commi6ion. KSave5 that
are already grown rich in the fpoils of the
very bu6nefs they were employed to ma
mage and improve
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Bsf'S. Jasa.y 18Th. .77,.
THIS day ablconded from the

NHlS day ablconded from the
4 fubfcriber. an indented Gervlnt, named
SE tn III APEN, abou, twenty years of age,
about FIVE feet fsven inches high and u,ety
Rou', fieekei face, hi, hair fDmewhst f,udv
Had on when he went swsy, pair OF buff CO.
toured leather breeche'. a chocolate colsursd
coat and waiicoIt checked Inca lhir, aHd
light csloured fuTtOu, coat. Whoever viii
bhag the flid apprentices to the fabfcrber, mall
receive hiudfome reward, and all neceGarv
charges paid, BY me
WILLIAM CURTIS,
All matters Of VsGes snd others. se hereby
cautioned aglinR harbOuring. couceaIiog or
carrying off f,id apprentice, as they woah a.
void the lsvereR penalties of the law.
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HE perfons mentioned with 70

- much Ps!'fsstG by Mr. Hail. In her adj
vertiiem'nt', for the lale of the houls 10 Hauo-
YER areet' requea the pubic to fafpend their
judgment bota /" to the msrifs srt6s essl. and
t6s hf's 9s 10 abs~ Sivs, ustil tue Zane ihalI
De de'srnined In DUE COURSE OF LAW.
The conduit Of the parties from 6rft to I.t
viii hef sPPear, ehhes to their Esssuv Or Dir
gsHes' when the evidences ON both fi1es s,e pro-
perry examined.
When Mn. Hall gave notice, that the m,,-
ter was dropt, fhs Mould hive added" in or
DIR 10 hr TAKEN up a, aznb0 Court"
See Edes & GLls lai Gazette.
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neral. The hon. James Rua:ll, Eqi
lmpoG Officer. Mr.. Jedediah Prebble,
jun Truck Mater for Fot Pownall.
LAT week his Msjefy's Council made
choice Of the Rev. MIR, Charles Turner,
jun. of Duxbury, to preach the fermon on
he aunverfary election the lait Wednesday
in May next.
We hear bis Excellency the Governor
has fgned all the grants of ialaries lately
voted by the General AAembly, excerpt
tho(e to the Juitices OF the superior CourT
for this province.
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"
, OF Top. h.ld, Bcxfo,d and Mdd'etown
on the one pait, and the PR nr.etcrs Of the
mil-ians acrcls lpiwich River, IN i.id
town of lpfwich on the other pa {, ON toe
3ia day of December, I77,, hatn mutu-
ally agre d." Sc. Nov, Mr.. P,inter, /
would nfosn you that there were fbyss
committee men chcfen for the town of
Middietown, snd but enc OF them e Sncd the
agreement, and that one has iince inform
cd me that he was perlulded to do il, and
now deii,es that the old aa may BE- re-
newed /; and one of the committee Tor the
town of Bedford hath declared, that il w,s
his opinion, that nothing les than the
old act being renewed, would anwer the
purpoie tor which it was made, there
fore the agreement could net DC mutual
as but 'Ss pcrion out of three fisned /, in
MIddletown, and he not ct his own will,
but at the pesiuAfinn OF Others, as he him
ielf declares. The writer affirms that the
deesiver did notet the people know of any
agreement being made. In anf.vee to
which | pofitively declare, that the agree
ment which they pretended was made,
was inherited in tie peti.ion before menti-
oned, therefore if he was deceived. IL WA
his own fault, in not reading the contsnu
OF the petition.
The town Of Middletown chofe agent, to
meet with the owners of the mill-dams az
lpfwich, and inf ueted them to prefer, a
petition to the General Court, TO oct the
late fiih- act renewed.
The above nIent'oned writer pretends
that he lives at q ocsfer, but / ra,her
tsias h lives at Ipfwich, and think | can
deicribe hin 70 that any perfon may know
him, By his ds4gizg and toai1g up his
head, which is as remarkably fnall as his
neck is long) icrewing his nofs and twill
ting his mouth, and Is grown very proud
OF late and hath money at cornmanl. ow-
ing to late wiad fall He hath not long
iince been feen dsdgisg about 10 Bottom,
and behaved, as | am credibly informed.
like frantic or mad man. However, whe-
ther he fhould grow quite mad or not, q
b'fs from him may be attcndcd with dan.
gerous consequences.
believe that Mr.. Str had fome
hand in the aforementioned piece, but
gentleman on the other iide OF the water.
has lately handled him, for ioms Of bis
tr.cks there, tolerably well. lhxll pats
him over in fience.
Upon the whole, it evidently appears
that the piece was calculated by q few tur-
oulent perfons TO anlwer their own private
ends and injure the public good Of faid
towns, bsfides the charaa.r Of an hon,fi
man, who Is employed BY them, in their
behalf in this matter, therefore hope tbs
notice will not De taken oft by any perlon
who has the leaf regard to truth and iuf-
nes; TRUEMAN.
Clseyfv, february T, I7,2.
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TbI Gay pEbl6,d, priff ? fepp~'.
And S o l. ID by
E. K u D S + l.

Next the Corr6eld. in Uaisa.Susst, Boffou
THE Appendix: Or, lome
Il Obiervations on the Expediency of the
Petition Of the Africans. living in Bottom, &c.
lately prsfented to the General AHcmbly of this
Province. To which i; annexe., the Petition
referred To LIkewiie, Thoughts on slavery:
With q ufsful Rxtsd from the MaG.cnufens
Soy. of 'nusry rs. ~, by way Of an Adj
drefs to the Members of the AGsmbly.
By a Lover OF Iohltilu!ionGl LIAsRTr.
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WEDNESD February 3.
r u g r n NJ

- Tburfday Iaf the General AT mbly
made choice of the following civil officers
for the year enfuing, viz.
The hon. HaFrifon GRAY, Efq; Trea-
furer ard Receiver General. J he hon.
Thomas Ginning, Ell Comm.Glry. &C.
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with, when he arrived at the houfe his Con
remained ieufe'efs until The next day, when
they were brought 10 town, very much
froze in the hanas and feet, but all likely
to recover.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-11-11

On Friday Iah there was very full meet
ing of The freeholders and other inhab tants
of this town in Faneuil- Hall, agreeable to a
notification iiIued by the feeamen when
the Hon. JOHN HANCOCK, Efq; was
choten Moderator, and the town after due
delIberation, came into the following K E
SOLU TIONS, viz.
-. Whv<as il appears by an act of the Brt.
tin parliament paG.d in the Iaff Geffion, that
the Esff India company in London are by
the faid aa allowed 70 export their teas into
America, in fuch quantities as the Lords Of
the Tresfury fhall judge proper And tome
perlons with an evil intent to amule the
people, and others through inzttention to the
true defgn of the at, have 70 confirmed the
fame, as that the TRIBUTE of three pence
on every pound of tea is nor to be exseted BY
the deteilabIe talk matters here. Upon the
due confederation thereof, RtIslVsd, That
the fenfe Of this town cannot be better expTei.
ed, upon this occafion, than in the words OF
Sertain judicious Refolves, lately entered into
By our worthy brethren the cirz=ns of Phi
.a1rlbbia Wherefore,
4Reiaived, I. THAT the difpofal of their
ca property is the inherent right of free
,a-i that there can. be no property in that
,.a,ch another can, of right, take from US
,.'.bou; or content that the claim Of par
.,2,nsas 70 AK America, is, in other words, a
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w Z DIN E S =, November 10
B O S I o N

\ On Monday lati failed his MajcR; :
Schooner Diisen, Capt. Spry, tor Engl.rc,
whom went PaGcpger Major Dunbar, Of
Nova, Scotia.
Laf Saturday about funfes, aScidier va,
FEN q, the iouth part of this town, with his
bsyonet naked in his hand, thieatning to
fight, and calling UPON any one to take his
weapon from him. Bu, he was loon d,hrmeJ
by an inhabitsn', who has his bayonet now
in his poGsAion.
About the fame time, two other Soldiers
w ere lcen ia the fame par, of the town, one
f,hem with naked Cuslals in his hand,
with which he made pats AZ man in the
ltseet, but luckily miAcd his aim
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Laff Saturday failed for London th. hip
Minerva, Capt. Callahan, with whom went
psiIengers Mrlfs Samuel Parker and
tunes Nichols, in order 10 receive Epifco-
pas OrdiDatlon the former as an sf1iffant
min;ffer at Trinity Church in this Town,
anO the latter tor the panIhes OF Northbury
and new Cambridge, in the colony Of Con-
neef,cut Capt. Walker, late Of the Bfitan-
ma ftore-fh;P, with mis- family Capt. Cof-
I'm and Mr.. George Inman, Merchant.
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Sales by Auction.

New Auction Room, Cornhill.
i On TUES AY next,
Will be SOLD by PUBLIC VENDUE,
At GREENLEAF's Auction Room,
in CoRNHILL,
Ia VERY great anortment of
n GOODS for the feafon.
The psrnesIa,sis Msslsyj fapsrs.
w. GREENLEAF, Aueiouecr.
N. B. For private lale, at the fame
lace. few csD<s Of cd. and 3D.. Mails of the
ct qualify iuper6ne, middliug sad low pr zed
road cloths, fcGilet and other colours ;exceedi 8
ne Irlh linens, forea cloths, bath and beaver
ostings, Kerieys; plains blue, red and mixed
utfi $, s. @.hs ermine. mems and women's hoie,
-ome yeces of velyerets q 4ths and 2 8ths a.
ron width cot,on checks, meeting Hollsnd', Tome
mall bores of well siioned ribbons alto rich
black Paduloy, crimion and blue di,to, grogrsns,
aGssics, ducapes, lutsRrings. capuchin fiks ana
attins OF various colours, few grey mufs and
,ippe,s. 2 agIifh duck. gloves and mirss. . CONE
,Iest lnit of curtains fer bed and two windprs
made 10 the newell faihion, Of red and white fur
kilure check very elegant eight day clock, 8
landfome mahogany beaureau,table and variety
bf other ticles.
jome Of the above articles are to be fold under
the Rerling colt.
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n LII perlons indebted to IT,
"A MOTE and WILLIAM Mos.
Man, for News Papers, &c. a1s hessby
requefied 70 make immediate payment, in
order to enable them to ietIIe with the
Printers tie feVsral News-Papers.
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On FRIDAY, 10Th of Novem. inf

On FRIDAY, roth of Novem. inf
AT TEN in the Morning.
Will be Sold by P UBLlC VENDUE,
AZ the Houle of the late CHARLES HAMock, 10
Royal Exchange lane. decealed,
"A LII the Houfe Furniture of the
{ - faid decesled, corffing of 3 moh'gany
de1x, benureau, Chef on chef d avs, dining
lbles, Tea tables, looking gIaGss, feather beds,
sditeads aud bedding Heather bottom and hair
ostom chairs with mohoganv frames. neat
sht day clock, chamber ciocks,a red sad white
ppper- plate bed and window curtsins, nea.
ktee bed 9th curtains, pohosany frame. A.
eat variety of China and Gisfs Wsre, among
,h,ch are two. tea table lets variety Of plate,
sosch carpet and painted canvas floor cloths |;
.n,asc Tent, L ib,n ard Teneriffe Wines,
Ia hvsn,itv Of choice Vinegar.
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T U.E S d A Y, June IS.
B y 5 r O N.

Friday Ia: arriv:Shers the flip Henry
Caot. Taylor f,om London, in htty-one
DAYS palIlge, who, the 39'h OF May on
rho banks of Newfoundland, fpOke with
Capt. James Scott in the ih,p Haley
CAPT. Merrelt from Cadiz, on The 18th
ulr fe,, feveie mock ofan earthquake
Ian "wednesday negro fellow was COM
mittcd 10 goal here for attempting rap; on
viii womeu.
DIED ] Ms. Thornton, widow OF the
late Mr.. Thornton pavior.--Mf. Ohm Du'
peeMathema,ical Infrum-nt Maker-h
childof M. JohnWelfh, Carver who has
lkewife three other children dAngerouily
IL, fuppo!ed to be occalionsd BY their cat
ing fomething ola poilonoas nature.,-Mrs'
Esnic. Wales, widow Mrs. Ann Corben,
AT Portfmouth, Mrs. Sarah penhaow,
Conrort OF MIR. John Penhallow and eldeit
daughter of Hunkrng Wentworth, Elq'
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T Fl U R S D A Y, June II.
B o S T O N.

Yenerdsy the honoursble Houfe of Repreien.
tatives paiIcd the following RESOLVES,
which were carried by very great majority,
viz.
DISSOLVED, That the letters iigned
N Tho. HrfebigfSa and thofe Ggned AnaT
OEv1, now under the confederation Of Ihi.
louic, appear to be the genuine letters OF
the Ptelent governor and lieutenant COVER.
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Tbb6v Is SG6G@sd, prize n. L. NJ
And to be fold by J. LANGDON, oppofte the
Pea Ofire Cornhiii

I6HaVH PSogb0sS, pfIfs II L. VA
And to be fold by J. LANGDON. oppofte the
Poa-Ofice, Cornhill.
THE Judgment of whole
= Kingdoms and Nations, concerning the
Rights, Power and Prerogaive OF Kings,snd the
Rights, Privileges ard Propertie' OF the People
ihewing the nature of Government in general,
both from God and man. An account of the
Britiih Government and the Rights AID P wi
hedges Of the people in the time Of the S1xsn5,
ind ince the conqueit. The Government which
God ordained over the children of Tract aud
that all Magiarates aud Governors proceed from
the people. by many examples in Scripture and
hiaory. and the duty Of Msgifrates from Scrip
ture and reafon. An account of eleven EN-
psrors, ard above fifty King, deprived for
their evil Government. The Rights of the
people ana Parliament Of Britain, to reiA snd
| ieprive their Kings fer evil Government, by
KiGg Hssry's charter, and like~ife in Scffi6s6,
by many mples.-The prophes and ancient
| 7tqvs were frangers to ablolute palive ODE
Hence ReGlting Of arbitrary Government il
,llowed by many examples in Scripture, by
noR ns,ions, and by undenistle reSfon.--
| A large account of the Revelation with fsye-
,al Speeches, Dscla,aticns, ard Addreles, ard
he name. and proceedings Of len Bifhops, ard
,bove ixly peers, concerned 10 the Revolution
before King Js1| Went out of England Sc
seral declarations in Queen EkEsbsrb's T NE
# the Clergy in Convocsticn. srd The Ps'iia-
nent who AFFIXED. ard iuRfsd the Se:fr5.
Trfrf5 and DGi6b. in IeGltirg Of their sVa srd
] 1slru6ive Prices.
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r E G N | z r.
N L u N I i K,
Pro!elor of he FRENCH LANGUAGE and
FENCING MASTER,
TAKES the liberty to advertiEc

'AkES the liberty to advertile
Il the Gentlemen CT thu. town, and Others
"ho incline to be infrueted, that he teaches The
principles of the French language, ard the arr
u Fencing. He will attend upon thOie gentle
meas, children, who hall do him The honour of
lending them, at the following hours, having par.
ocular regard TO the accommodation of both
exe'' namely Monday, Thulf1ay. and Friday
mornings. from eight to eleven o'clock. for the
Young lsdies MondGy. Wednesday and Thurf.
Jay in the afternoon, from FIVE TO ten o'clock in
he evening, for the gentlemen at the hours te.
Iween tbeie appointed, he will te at the fervice
'f ihofe ladies or gentlemen who chufe 20 be
Inltrueted at their own houfes.
His School is in King arest near the State
houfe.
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Ia tie pr k2S
" a N t L ID in.mediae=. {
~ JOURNEYMAN PR 'GH
ha. AMER aEGs the bliioeis, 81. al =,
branches, ano viii keep EfQd.5 al it. So,a
~ one viii meet with cunitant eo ploy, aut
good wages, BY erquiTing Of the P..A;st
hereof
N. B. A Eagle man will fui' bri}.
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w AN T D Immediately a
w WET NURSE with good Bteat of
Mix to go into credible family.-- En-
|quire of the Printer.
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NUMB. I33.
Exna6sf a hnar from fbs inn, slxi.

h" This day they bring Us from she'boon the
following account THAT q few days ago
came into that river. lpecies Of tigers. not Ike
sny ever known In this country they have al
ready killed an Indian AID Negro. and wound.
ed another black man, they have made many
attempts IN mott of the houies in the rive,
one perIon they killed 10 his bed, and the ether
cleaning bis gun 10 his hoofe. The negroes
errii:d out OF their wits, Ieiufs to work in the
)uih. Thele animals touch no kind of Gcck
=: whenever they imell human Aeih, they tear
he place to pieces to get at their prey. Our
condition is deploTable, and hardly to be de.
cribsd."
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THURS DAY, AUGUST 70, 1878.

Of the people in Bohm in that particular,
and in other rtfpeas, as far as ! am
able to judge from the late publications, ir-
regular and Er;nfifa5k: And mott hearth
Iy win that all the rights Of both minifers
and churches were clearly RateA, and, con-
iaenily with the fpirit OF the gofpel, more
freddy and uniformly maintained, then they
a.e at pre(en,. Y.
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marched out OF Ruizlck, in order TO PATS
the Danube, to put their fcheme in execu-
ton; but they were no fooner embarked
than the RufGans falutcd them in fuch a
manner from the forIefs, that feveral ofthe
Ottoman veilels were funk, and all the reit
put into fuch dGorder, that mott of the
Turks were killed or drowned in the Da-
nuOe, except 37a, who were made prilo-
ners.
WARSAW, Poland May 26. It is
reported that the RuEians have abandoned
The city of Thorn, and that the PrufIians
have taken pofeiIion of it and il is like
wife fad that Count Poninfki, MARTIAL of
the Confcderacy, has fent orders to the
troops Of the crown who are gauifoned ar
Czenltochau, to leave that fortreG, which
is going to be occupied by the AuRrians.
BY adyices from CTimea the Tanars there
have revoted from the Rufiians, who, how
ever, have been lucky enough to frulfrste
deign which the Tsrtars had projected Of
iurPrlzing the town Of atfa.
HAMBURGER, EF4sRand] TuneI. Let
.ers of good authority from Dantzick, dated
the 28th of May, mention, that the Pfuf-
fans have taken poGefIion Of the lie Of
Holm, Gluated beyond the VlHula, about
cannon lhoi from that town, 70 that they
are now actually matters Of the canal. We
are very impatient to know whether the
Pruhians will let the velels go to and from
Munden without paying duty. The fame
et,efs allure US, that they are going TO pof-
lefs ihemfelves of the fort, which is oppol,e
to the cate of Tunden.
LONDON, June, 10. YeRerday there was
a court of Common Council held in Mated
gallery, az GuildhaIl. Mr.. Wilkes moved
an addreG to the King, on the birth of ano-
her princefs Of the Hanovelian line, which
was feconded by Mr.. Reynolds. This mo-
ton was OppOfed BY Mea;s. Tieco,hick and
'awbrdge, and many Of The commooers, on
he ground of being indecent and ofeolive to
MS Msjeay. A debate arofe and on putting
he qae:tion, about ten hands appeared foe
Mr.. Wlkes's motion, and about one hun
dred and Gxy aglinf il.
Sr. JAMEs's, June 9. The King has
been piealed to confer the mott honorable
order Of The Bath on Robert Cunning, Efq;
his Majefy's envoy extraordinary and pls.
al the court Ct Pcis. l5urgh.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-08-19
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs S P Y.
Mr.. THOMAS. Bsp0r, dug. 8, 1873.
Pieafe to give tie following pace in your
Paper.
To my us0ref Nfig5b0H Il.