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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-04-16
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s~e--~ fNCdF tuS @ono uitg - -A~'s~NF
IA COUAlNTSth public that ne
ll n hs. undertaken the bufneis of ,BkO-
ISER and to receive in all forts OF Ens.hn
and Scotch goods, houiehold furniture &c. &c
and does engage to raife the cath for iucn goous
delivered him for lale with as quick dlipascn
and to as good advantage as can DC Cons !"
any auction whatever.
Although his books are not liable to IHiPeci
tor. the public may ref aHnred, that no goods
will be received by him of any ieryant'or NIL
Thofe gentlemen who pleAfe to favour HIM
with their commands, may depend, that Punesu-
atty and honour will be Rriefly obieryeo,
~N.3B. He has for fals variety of Engllih
and other goods. which may be had as cheap >.
at any VENDUE. ~ 2riesva ysbogl 40
To pro,eRanss Of every denomination
throughout, Americs, and all other friends
: to religious and civil liberty.
IS ,s-, Mewbsyt, Mareb 10, 1873
up r o P 20 S A L 5
aue'i Por Re.prin,ing by subfcriPtion, -
"A MASTEP KEY to POPE
n RY. In Ave parts. Part |. Containing
A Dicovery Of the mott fecret practices OF the
fecular And regular Romilh PrieHs IN their aa-
ricul,r confsfioss. PAT; H..A true copy OF the
Pore, yearly bull of indulgences and pardon Of
Ems. to All tbofe who ferve in the war agsinit the
enemies Of the Romih religion. The explains
,ion of the bull, with fOme remarks upon it. Par
III. An account Of their mafes, privileged
sItsrs. tranfubaantiation, and purgstcry ane
Of the means the prieGs make ule of to delud.
The people. PmtIV. OF the InquiGtors and
their practices in ieveral inGsnces. Part v. O
,he;r rravers. alteration of images, relets, &c
By,D ANTONIO GAVIN.
Born and educated in Spain, Tome years iecula
pea in the church Of Rome, aud Gnce i7I5
miniaer Of the church of England.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are taken inby Solo
NON SouTHwIck. the publiiber in NewPort
snd by al the PAINTERS in North Amercasa
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I'LL berJons indebted 10 the
- PRINTER blresf, 1OiR grSstS sLEgs
bin BY making lpsFdy payment.
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NATHANIEL NUoOELL;.
I. Common. erect, little to the north
ward Of Dr.. ByIes's Westinghouse,
B'O@S T . N,
A Cofnpleat-a aforttment. OF
IA Observation-Disclosures con-
es;nq of Clocks, Tables, Chairs, Bedaeads
5amb WAIVERS. &c. &c. Cheap for Cath
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BY the return'of the killed, wounded and
ick, during this expedition, it appears that
the total amounts to 6o7, of which number
ia belonged to the i A. hregiment, among
whom were Lieut.. Cover, killed, Capt.
O'Hara, deceafed, Capt. Stanton,. and
Lieut.. Brown, wounded 1.-TWO SeIeants died,
three wounded, and five are iick.-The re-
giments employed in this grand affair were
the 9th, 18th, 3ia, CAD, sotb, Doth, 68'h
and 10Th, a train and company of Royal
Artillery, and detachment Of marines )
beiides the militia of the Hand.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-09

mem aa5 ccbt.m the tAei' view u
beneath III. c.,arsetet OF any who pfoseis
thenlelves G.GtismeE, and tnr II re-
Aea, d,!honour sa the pIofeilio'. 49, 3ut
no. the, have Other more hateful icnetnss
in view. They arc not content with max
ing thenife'ves rich by the common ways
hitherto praGl:.ed. bur they mutt needs IN
vent : new and uhheard Of cheme to plum
der the property OF ;ara ciiena at tnsir
own plesiuEe.
lh,T doubteis by iome be thought to
write with too much 5It.sineis sgsinit the
profs zion, but am forry have occaiion
- Che oifple4iutr it gives people in &c
neral in tnele parts, and the want OF notice
taken OF it by the prels, has induced me
to attempt a difchargs OF this political
duty.
Blu, though may be thought to fpeak
of the protection in general, am very tar
from thinking thar all If them approve OF
this fcandaious agreement and indeed !
know to the contrary and with with al
my heart they would keep up TO the dign
ty of their prof,fion. Ii is Profeilion
highly bonourabe in itleIf and noble IN its
ulss--and when not extended beyond It's
(phere nationally merits the honour and eff
TEEN of every perfon OF an inferior rank,
but when it is dlregarded by iuch low,
mean, little minds, diminifhes thar fefpeef
which would o,herwile be their due, ~--l
expea the i'll will of fome, but if | have
the appreciation OF any that will undertake
to free their county from the expected oP
prsAions--I have my dsh.e.
P. P.
CUMBERLAND county, Jn5 iotb, 1873.
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T = SD A Y. September 7.
b Q S 7 9 n.

Lar Tueiday the Superior Court Of Judi
caturc OF this proviace was opened 10 this
County. The grand jury received the charge
from tie chief uiiicc, and on Friday follow.
ing having finthed their bufnefs, they wele
difmil-d suiftsm the ufual folmality Ct
thanks from the Court.
Beiides the bills found by the grand jury,
paper was prerenied to the Superior Court
on Friday lait, The purport of which is faid
to be theft unanimous complaint ofthe treat
ment that order of men have met with in
the LETTERS which have been lately pub
hihed by order of the HouGe of Repreienta-
tives, at the lsff feifion of the General AZ:
iembly and ALTO a representation to the
Court OF the great unea6nefs that prevails
through this country, by ;eafon of the uncer
tainty that yetremsins, whether the judges are
detel mined TO accept of the fipends allow
ed them for their fupport By the Crown or
not. We hope loon to be faVoured with
true copy of this paper, when it will be pub
lIfhed.for the benefit of our readers. In the
proceedings Of the feveral towns in the pro-
vince at their late meetings, there appears 10
be the moR convinc Dg proof that every O.
sher county is equally alarmed at the attemP,
to render the judges Of the land absolutely
dependents on the crown as big with the
mof fatal mitchell and to ufe the language
ofthe Houfe of Representatives; lubvelh OF
julice and equity, and tending TO introduce
arbitrary power. So deeruetive is fuch an
eaabllAment to the very end Of the inRitu
ton of courts of juRice, that it is not to be
wondered at, tina, every legal body in which
public virtue and private iecu'ity is in the
Ieaf regarded, ihoud bear an ample tefi-
mony asainffit.
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WEDN ESDA Z, September s.
b . s I Q N.

On Monday the 10Th Of laif month, one
Mr.. Giles Roberts was kill.d at Middleton,
IN Connecticut, BY the falling of Tree -
He has left q poor widow and ten children
The fame week young woman was
committed TO LeiceHer goal for maliciouily
letting FIRE to her neighbours barn.
We hear from Bolton, that on Wed
aeiday the fra infant, the Rev. MIR. John
VALLEY was infalled into the paRoral Of
6ce over the church ofChrilt in that town; the
Rev. Mr.. Stone of Douglas began the foem.
ity with prayer; the Rev. Mr.. Fiji of Upton
preached fermon well adapted TO the occaE-
or, from thefe words, Acts v. 40. Go GaHd,
and JpsOkmfbs temple to the people all the vsrdj
sftbjs life: The Rev. Nj. Chaplin of Sutton
prayed before The charge Mr.. Fix gave the
charge, and prayed after it and Mr.. Chap
lin gave the right hand of fellowihp the
concIuGon was as ufusl.
PHILADELPHIA, AEgsF 23. A Jana
ica paper of July " has the following arti-
Gle 4: we hear from Hifpaniola, that the
regiment of Navarro, conGfing of 1000
men is arrived there il ALTO faid, that tive
bIihops are arrived, and that the Monkilh
MonaReries are fuppreHed."
MARRIED.] at Bridgwater, Mr.. E
phrsim Packard, youngeR Ton Of Mr.. D4-
vid Packard, to Miis Sally Packard, fecond
daughter of Mr.. JoGAh Packard.
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MO N D A Y, September 8.
B O S II o N.

Lafi Friday fe'nnight young man named
Shaw, about 10 years old, was drowned at
Poufmou,h, by the overfe.sing Of boat there
near Fort Point.
And on Tuefday lsR one Mr.. Gilman,
of Exeter, was drowned near Newmarket
bridge.
DlED.1 Mrs. Newell, wife Of Captain
Thomas Newell.-At Sudbury, Mrs. Sarah
Biglow, comfort of the Rev. Mr.. Jacob Big.
low of that place, and daughter Of Mr.. E
phsim HartwelI, of Lincoin.-At Grafton,
MIS-. Whipple, reliet of the late Deacon
James WhippIe.-At Plymouth Doctor
L: Baron.-At LeiceReF, d.. Thomas
Green, very noted PhyGcIan, ard for up
wards Of 90 years PaR0r Of a BaptR church
in that town.--At Gofpor., New.Hampfhhe
Rev. JofePh Lamfcn, Minionary from The
sJcie,y for the propagation Of the gofpel.-
AT New York, Mifs Sufanna Finley, daugh-
ter of the Dr. Finley late Pieiidsni Of New
Jeiley College.
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S A T RD'A Y, September 4.
r O S 7 O N.


Since the beginning Of laff month, there
have died in the town of Salem thirty FIX
perfons, all whites. And, ince the com
mencement of the year, only eight months,
the number of deaths have been IFS, which
is equal to the number that have died there
within any one whole year, for twelve yeas
paR.
Extr05 Of kttsr from SSrrin0m, dated, Pa
ramarabs, JEb IS, 1878.
f" As the leaport of the colony 70 much
depends on credit, think how this fudoen
ftoppsge of il muR sfea it, and what bad
confequence mutt arife therefrom mott Of
the bills drawn lai year, as well as this, are
or will be protected, and but few OF the
drawers able to pay the principal, and the
damages are 70 great il mutt invove many
in ruin Scarce day but houfes, aaves or
plantations are fold by execution At pre-
Zen. luppoGe upwards of iixty plantations
are under execution to be fold and to add
to the difireis, there 10 likely to be very ihot
crops both of i0gar and coffee, and the
price OF COLS u IdtGu tb k1Ouduu HGAt %
per cent. and the runaway negroes cont
nue. to be very troublefome. BaVoone, one
of the chiefs, lately attacked poR and Kill
led Lieutenant and twenty five men, not
one efcaped. There is a battalion of fate
troops arrived here, and feveral detatchmens
are fent to different parts of the rivers /;
what fervice they may be | cannot FAY, but
the expence of them, with 400 prime laVes
freed to a6 againR the run'a Always, will be
very great and the taxes already are 70
heavy, that many of the inhabitants are
fcarce able to pay them. Il is propoted to
lay double duties and tonnage on all Engliih
veAels trading here, to help pay the public
charges, which there is no doubt will take
pace. The fate troops begin to be very
iickly, two Colonies and number of PTi-
Yates are already dead, and the fickly time
juf coming On."-
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American Magazine.
To be PUBLIC.

THROUGH She generous encourage
i ment of great number Of gentlemen
in this proyince,the Royal American MAeA-
ZINE is likely in fho't time to make IFS sP-
pearance. The PubIilher hereof earneftly re-
uueits all thofe Gentlemen and Ladies, who
incline to be promoters of this uleful under
taking. and have no. yet fubfcribed, to fend
in their names with all convenient Ipeed as
the FULFILLING Of j, will be determined on, as
loon as be hears what number of fubicrieers
there are in the other colonies.
N. B. NO Money is expected until the
delivery Of the 6rff number.
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ua BsRs~. Sltts~brr 7fb, 1878.
CTOLEN out of a houie in this

- Town about FIX weeks ago. Trupk con-
tanning two notes of hand, two deeds of hOuIes,
one pair Of large While tone 1seve buttons ier
10 filver, q gold and currcl child's necklace,
and pair OF filyer fhoe buckles marked R. &.
ore Of the buckles wa broke 10 G~o. If fsie
buckles ihoald be offered to any flverfmiIh,
either to be meDdsd or fold, in this or the
ueishbOurins towns, il is de6red they msy be
ltopped and notice given to the Primer ct this
paper or if any filvennish has already mend
I'd or bought isid buckles, and will inform the
Printer hereof. they hsll be handioHely is-
Smded for their trouble.
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L A NJ p S.

4 N Y perlons inclin'ng TO un-
N de;,skc to do the IRON. WORK th,v-
itg the iron found rhemj f,u the Lamps. to be
fixed 10 this Town. are d. fred TO fend their
p,cpoiais in writing fealed np.s to he Commit
tee at FaneuiI Hall. on Thnrfday 10Th inaans,
Four O'clock, r. NJ.
BsHSn, Septsstsr 7fb, 1878.
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ALL ,perfons indebted to the
IA PRIN TER hereof, would greatly o.
bIipe him,lf they would diicharge their (naR
accounts, in order to enable him 10 pay fome
large deb's, nsssGarily eOnsraasd 20 eany on
his bulinef.
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TeIIUW OF NhfIit OoIlege.
--Oss Murder madea villain,
Miiien hero.-Princts we've privileged
To kill, and numbers fan6ti6ed the crime.
All why will King, forget that they a'e men Z
And nen that they are brethren VIII delight
In human facri6ce Why burR the ties
Of Nature, that fhoud knit their fouls together
In oLe iot bond OF smity and love
fORTEUS.
This Poem obtained the p,ze left BY the
ait Will of Mr.. Seaton, as determined by
the Vice Chancellor Of Cambridge, Matter
ofClaIe Hall, and Creek Plcfsfor. Z
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Imported BY Captain LlDs from London
And to be Sold by
S IT E P HEN w HIT1N G.;
OppoGte the Corn Field, in Union a'eet, and
By STEPHEN WHITING, jun.
Al the cotton STONE,in M.rfhaIrs-sas,
near the Mill Bridge, Bolton;
A VARIETY of large and fnall
L h plain a0d colcuted Humorous Eosrsv-
inss, and Mezzotinto Prints large and fn,u
ordinary Pictures by the d zen.-At The me
places may be had, Looking 81 iTes of dife.
cot forts and iizes. 81 much lower rate than
any ought to be fold for, either in town or
country.
N. 3. Thoie wto have lef G sii:s TO BE-
new ilvered or hsimed, are def, cd TO End
for Them.
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F R | d A Y, May IL.
B o S t o NJ

Thurfday PaGsd through this town for
Mar6lehezd, three feamen, who inform
'ns, that they belonged to chip, owned by
MIR. Lee, Of Marblehead, George Gordon,
mater, bound to Baltimore, which fllip
was caf away on Tha:cher's. Hand, near
the Cspes of Virginis, on Saturday nigh,
the fra of May, and ftove to pieces The
people were fayed and FINAL part of the
cargo.
We hear from Halifax that on The z2d
ut. comedy called the fufpic:ous hufbard
10 which was added the Citizen, farce)
was performed there BY the gentlemen of the
army and navy, for the benefit of the poor ;
a comfortable collection was made, which
is to be attributed at the difcre,ion Of
the Miuiscr and Church Wardens of that
PLACE.
On the z9ih oflAll month the Rev. Mr..
Sylvznus Ripley was ordsined at Dartmouth
College, win view to hrs going on a mif
iion smorg the Indians.
The mp FriendihrP, Capt, M'CuIloch,
ia arrived at Philadelphia, with 2so p4Gcn
gers from 5e.faif.
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SAMUEL AUSTIN,

Takes thi. opportunity Of adsifng his QUITO
q. mers and others that he has imported in the
r Taft fhips from London, and is now opening
for faIe, at his Store in Union-Hreet, Bcf
ton, two doors fouth of the Cornheld,
n Neat ahortment of Englilh
"A. and India GOODS, which, togsther
with what he had before. makes him good
afIorrme. for all ieaions of the year, and which
he will fell at the lowe1 rates, either by
wholefale or retail. Among the many articles
= he has for fale, he would mention the few fol-
lowing:
A gentcel and large afortment of
mullins, linens, lawns, cambricks and laces ;
among his hofery he has fome men's large and
fine black Bookings, good aaorIment of white
gauze bordered handkeIchiefs, pretty abort
-mens of men' I, womensand children'sIlk gloves
and mitts, large aGofment of filks, and a
variety of articles for mems lnmmer wear.
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: NIlTH minds eclips'd and exc de
w prav'd,
AS meek as any lamb,
The wretches who would be enlav'd,
That live in P-t-.ih-m:
For you ye WORTHLESS Tory band
Who would not lawlefs power withRand
The icorn and fcandal Of the land
Be endlels plaques and fettefs:
Ye want abilities and brains,
Tho head. Rrong as ram;
And feem to mourn the want of chains
Ye tools of P-t-.lh. m.-
For flaves like you, the rod of power
Is picking for fome future hour,
The taRe will prove auRere and four;
Ecu to the wretch that Aa.ters.
In doleful dumps ye do condoIc,
As maudlin with a dram;
That heay'n had PLACID one thinking foul
In llavilh P t--ih.m.
That they ihould be 20 wond'rous rude,
As TO exprels lolicitude,
And join with thoie who would exclude,
The locuRs from the land.
You brawl, and even ftrise TO write,
That It's a burning ihame,
To give groat to fave your right;
Ye fools of P-t--ih- MI
Ye had much rather power fhou'd leize,
All that ihe can, all that fhe pleafe,
! han purchale Liberty and cafe;
With brave and liberal hand.
To lawlels power ye bend the knee,
Ge wicked fons of HIM
Is il preiumption to be free
Ye fools OF PIT. IN m. :.
Strip off your mean, your low dilguife,
Learn to be manly, gen'rous, wife,
Nor let vain titles blind your eyes
But join the general claim.
Apply to heav'n for Grength and aid,
Invoke Gods lacred name;
Nor dare your brethren to upbraid, Il
Ye laves of P-t--lh.m.
Exert thoie pow'rs which God has given,
Nor leeP, while you appeal to heay'n,
Nor let low Mammon's CURED Ieaven,
Brand you with endIeis fhame.
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7RF kabERs6,

And to be o L d, ~
AT the new printing office, in Hanover-Rrest,
Bottom, the following pamphlets, viz
THE Practice of the Churches
Il in New.England, relating to Baptifm,
vindica,ed. By John Cotton, A. M. Of Ply
mouth. Mr.. Rosbins's reply to Mr.. COtton''
ETays on the Praa.c: Of owning the Covenant.
Swan, DiGusion from the Slave Trade, re-
viisd and abridged, with the addition of pre-
face, ard dedication TO the Governor, Council
and Houfe of Representatives. Of this province
By the author. The Adulaior, a tragedy, as
itis now acted 10 Upper-Servia. Motto.
T5ss la q, rife my tsials. ana jsriOE fOfY
TER GffIs insSrVai, fbis pasJs Of kfS, =
(sYbit 81; ar H5fyty and (afD are 6Oa6tfalJ
nib refoiu,ion, JIinGfip, Roman brSvsr;-
IND all tbe virfRsJ zoe car ersEs isfo n,
That bsevsz nay jcy IL oagb;f' be fr0!ssg1.
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SAT- URDAY, MayIe.
BY The Captains Hanifr and A1srjj;a fen
GlalgssV, sUS eaVs tbc faliosv:ng
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
GLA S G o w, Nn,tb 10.

y Saturday evening In,
about twelve O'Clock.
the inhabitants Of this
city we're greatly alarm
ed blythe military drums
beating to arms. which
the citizens took for a
fire dun. Their fears
however were foam nrcr
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ID In this Abtidsement great care has been
taken that nothing ihould be.left out, which
NAV be ufeful to the praetifng juaice here.
The book will contain near four hundred
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Enelifh crown paper, with an elegant new type.
The price to fubfcribers will be fix ihlling',
Nitched in blue. or eight ihillings neatly bound.
The price Of the London edition Of this va
liable book, in 4 volumes, is about eight dol
lars, two thirds ef which having no relation to
the practice in this country, renders an aoridg-
ment DecelIary.
Subscriptions are taken in at the New
Prn,ine. Office, in Hanover Rreet.
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] 7 H RISE DAY, May 20, 1928.

For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS, tA
Psais to taisrt tie tal2ssvizg and you s0ill
s6fgs y0urJ, &c. @ P.
Advice to the Tory inhabitants of the town
of pm.
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N 4 sde-nteJ p,lcs', t. c'rry then ''''
wa 4. u!-: many cf WIN a c n re MN ca
ar, -4r;s q .a= Aiesacm. lbs me' iu.e 2
.urp (, 20 be the mo'e fsla, as m ct The
onor fellows, 70 avoid hsrviog, o. "oiiG co'ie
,usnees, are hes ,Lr"wn Into tie hanes 81 'n'
Dutch and OIL er fo'ti5n agents, who VIA "'
uea,ca aacri;y embHce this opPo' snsily
Kidnapping them abioa- while the unie'ds'
.a..irs ON The ccntiGent renders il but 100 pro
lb.blr. that che lervices of thefe brave Fellow
NAV as.in foon be wanted. whoa It Is 10 DC tup-
poied very lew vii be TO be had, unieis oy thf
old brutal me bod Of conllrant and impreiiing
Al ingenious foreigner a native. of Hamburg
now in Town, is employed IN making yer,
curious piece of mecban I'm, being iepeaiint
watch, compofcd en,irtly Of wooden materials
and has engsged that when knilhed IL ihail ro1
exceed the bulk of double called FLYER one.
GLASGOW, Ftb. ~. Lar Saturday night
party of the private guards in iowa, In Pai'o :
ling the tsreets, fell in with Tome OF the military
aroling about and on the party fgnifying to
hem that it was more than tim: for them to &c
in their quarters, they fell rudely upon the citi
zens ard cut and abuled two of them with then
lfwords in mott bzbrous and hooking man.
ner. One Mr.. Stark received fome terribls
cuts in hi: head and am. And on Monday
night laG lome others Of them fell upon one OF
the watchers of the lhops, ard abufed him.-l'
military wontonnels is PEI mt!ed to go on, in this
ma aner, without proper check. the inhabisant
will icon be at poor pafs.-lt is however win
plealure we hear that fem: Of 'hsie inioient Gil
turbers cfthe peace are fecared and We hope
he injured inhabitants will receive ample fatii
faction of lhe(e daring offenders, AZ fou: OF then
are deliye.ed over to the civil law.
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az her hold full of water, fle had one
atet * on deck and no pefloO on board.
LEI pumps were rugged and termatt tand
.ng e
A vcil+l arrived at Rhode Hand, in I 3
avs frcs, the Mole, brings advice of the
t,eoch having lately fsized 23 fail Of Eng
Id velels at Hifpaniols, &c.
We are informed, that one. day laii
week, number of people at New London,
.ock and burnt barge belonging TO one OF
he Pr5te57ors Of fbsir Trade, for being ra-
Der too oificiousi in their bniiuefs.
We hear from Lunenburgb, Nova Sco-
ia, that the Rev. Mr.. Bryzelius died there
utdeny, in the church, as he was preach
ag in the pulpit on Good Friday.
Thuriday arrived here tEom South Caro-
ina, his Majea,' hip GibfAls4r, Sir Tho.
mas Rich, commander.
ANNAPOLIS, ApH ae. We are in
formed thar his Exeeleney RobeT, Eden,
Efq; our late Governor, has received a new
Commiflion under The RICH, Hon. Henry
Hartford, Elq, appointing and continuing
him Governor of this provlsce.
His Excellency has this Day iiTled pro-
CARNATIONS to the leveral counties notifying
his appointment, and dec'a'ing the Genera
Aaembly to be diflolvcG-Naw commit
ons IRE alto iilaed TO the provincial magif-
rates, tie leveraI county Juitices and She.lf:s.