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lei How evident are the marks of Mr.. Hut.
chinion's anxiety in this cafe But will sny
candid reader iuppofe Spsniih Jefui.e 10 tim.
Iof actual war with this country could have dit
covered leis feeling for the people among whom
he was fojournios as fpy. and whole mes
lures he was trsniminisg TO his own court, than
brealhes through thsie fennmenp
~ Hanging. dIswing and quirtering are
got exPTefsly mentioned here but from The
|grea, care taken below to point out what kiad
Iof penalties are inadequate adequate ones muf
necedarily be pretty lev@e The impa.ienc.
,fshs writer. his agiissiOn Of miHd and anxiety
EFT oil the force of the nation Mould fail Of b.
'ns exested sowaSds defeatiag that formidsb
Sss.iwPsvf6fiss 9grssssss 10 TOO evident in thi
letter at leaf TO be dilguifed, lofiensd or ex
planned away by all the Philsnshropb snc
? ilaseshe''s in Cambridge, Brooklyn or Rox
bury.
III This 10 howeveEs pretty sncisnt and
veil founded charge. and Q chsse that like
Naaman's lepro(y to Gehszi, may not impro-
o.bly cIeave 70 him and his houfe FOREVER.
~ spies and traitors in general sf.a lecrs
| cy Great hopes were yet INDUCED Of glori.
Qua revelation, whereby ell honour, power and
properly were 10 be festlsd In few hands /,
and thoie certainly could be none other than
be choice friends of government, Of which
my good friend Paxton, and his excellent friend
Rlchardfon, the learned and Ingenious Mr..
HoIlowel, rivalled in martial or literary
fame only by the late " EIIsa@ps sffbs bsssr.
,6k GsvSar and jGsr<H viii TyGs." Son
Daniel &c. were TO be the chief
~ In this join Mr.. Hutchinion with ell
my foul; and to forward thcle haIcyon days,
| psiionately with that every falle friend and
open enemy to the peace, hsPPinefs, Liberty
and PROPERTY Of this country be reformed or
COMPOUNDED, and become rsproach to fucceed.
ing generations.
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To be fold by Public Vendue,

To be fold by Public Vendue,
AT the houfe Of the late cspt JOHN DOREL!
decesied, in u il, ireet,
Near DOtlor ByIss's Church,
THE houle furniture OF the iaid
Il deoesied. confftins OF feather bids, "a.
e., chea dr-ws. looking slanes, kichen furnI.
ure and fundry other articles, the fs!e to BE- on
rusiday the tenth cay Of Augsa, the furniture
o be viewed the day before the f.le.
N. B. Two dwelling hoUies, four flores,
scopes mop, fail loft, blscLfm,sh. lhop, and
the wharf known BY the ZANE Of Dobel's
Wharf. ALTO ano.her dwelling h6uie 10 Fiih-
aress. fOs further particulars apply to
JO,EP5 DO. EL, or !.
JOSEPH BILLINGS.
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IOSEPH PIERCE, at his Ghop

JOSEPH PIERCE, at his hop
y Desaly OppOfge the North dor Of the Town
houfe in Bottom, has to fell few mems
very light and neal hats, calculated for FUN
mer wear,at afmall price. India china break.
fsff and tea cups and faucers. A few Gets quad.
rifle fih. Rappee and KiPpeD's bsR inuRs
excellent Hyion and Suehong tea, Jingle and
double refined EngIifh loaf fugar, umbrellOes,
india cotton, thread and needles for the pur-
pofe Of running mulIn, with slmof every ar
Iicle in the Euglifh goods way, which be win
feIl, at fUeh prices as be uufs will be agree
able to the purshafet.
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New Auction Room, Cornhill.
TUESDAY next. x o'clock,

TUESDAY next, x o'clock, d.
VIII be Eold by PUBLII VENDUE,
At GREENLEAFs Adeflon. Room.
A very large afoltment Of GooDs.
lqAs Particular amHbs 10 Mss6syj b1bsrs
w. GREENLEAF, AueaIoneer.
a Variety of SILKS and other
IA articles 70 be fold ., The net Sterling cOis.
Ayo, A new Chaile of the neweft
iaihion, Bottom made, 6nilhsd In the bea msn-
ner, hung on Steel sPrines with cOmpIeas
let Of Harnefs.
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# n u K S DA Y, July 40.
e, B 0 S T o N.

Yeaerday fpecial court Of admiralty, fo,
the trial of piracies, murders, Sc. on the high
feas, was convened here, for the trial Of An
Eel Nickelfon, for the murder Of three mer
and boy, on board VeiIsl in our bay in
November laft. The day was taken up il
examining par, Of the evidences The cour1
adjourned to this day, nine o'clock, when
they again me-, and proceeded on the trial.
No lels perfonages, we arc informed, thar
the late unpopular litter sOriferi ftsmjfivsi.
are employed in vindeating faid letters, in
the Court Gazette. Their productions are
figned PHILALETHEs. H
N. B. This is "0at Of d'srs talk" :.
70 fbs Carrepmding Committee for tbs
Tesus Of BOSTON.
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MAS H u sETTS SPY, y for

implicit fubm1ion to his iingular natu6tion.
he kks dared to accompllh, to compeat, as
far rs in him lies, Lord HllIfbOrough's illegal,
opprefiye plan. J..
The Houfe of Representatives Of the
BIi.ifh fubjeGs of Grenada is at prelent COM
pofed of Members cholen by the united in
teref of the French and Irilh Roman Ca,ho-
lie fueieeis; perfons Of low and mean Gtu-
atoms in life, needy dependents on the French
adopted Iubjeds, with but one Englifhnan
amongR them, and he man OF no COME
quence, are the respectable lsginative body Of
this unfortunate IAand. Thele men, under
the direction of raw Governor, Snd an
overbearing encouragement (who fupplan-
ted niodeii, human, equitable many Nave
no objeaio a to aa in conjunction with the
French Roman Catholic Members, who,
contrary TO the fra contribution of the iland,
have been admitted to Git in the Afsmbly,
and have been fworn into the Kings Coun-
Gil BY preroga.ive mandates.
But all the Britilfi lubjeas Of property 10
the ifland, who are animated by 4 fenfe Of
their duty to their native country, are deter
mined not to acknowledge the legality OF
any acts pafed by iuch an AGembly. They
poiitIvely refuGe, and will perGf, to the lsfi
extremity, in refuGng to pay any taxes impo.
fed upon them by disqualified Members OF
the Council and Houfe of Representatives,
and the universal difguR taken to the Cover
nor increafes the confuGon; 10 lhort il has
overpowered him and bis MATER. MIR. Ley
bourne is in languid fate Of health, and
Lord HilifbOrough has wiiely retired to
Ireland.
In this fate of affairs no public bufineE
can proceed, for no aa of the government
will be deemed valid 70 long as Mr.. Ley
bourne enfo'ces his inirueions, and com
mands Birth (ubjeas to admit French Ca
tholic (ubjeess to privileges appertainine
loleIy TO ProteRsnt natives. The necefiity,
therefore, of recalling the prefent Governor,
ofdlfolvIng the prelent Afiembly, and Of re
ffotng the firR, the only legal form Of GO
vernment cltabliihed in this illand, lhall be
made apparent, and (ome other obnoxious
feps of which | have juf received advice,
lhall be laid before your Lordfhip in my
next the friends of the naiural. born fub.
jeets ia London being well afired that they
lhal find in you, my Lord, an impartial
Judge, who will not add to their fuferVfE
by mifepreleating their condua to BIZ,
Majeay. ",
PR OBU 81
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M A Rim LIST,
PoRT Of BosToN, JaH0ayy rs.

~
ARRIvED bOs. Billings. Miller and Love-
land from New. London; Fofter and Freeman
from Halifax Kent from Virginia; Lace from
Maryland Hudlon and Davis from Cape. Nj.
chOla Church from Liibon; JaEvii from Lon
don.
PORT Of RHODE ISLAND, January II.
ArriVSS bare. Rino from Hflpsniols; Ar.
mold from Dominica ard ST. Eulfatia Hariion
from Grenada and St. Martins EWell from Boz.
ton; Earnihey from Hifpaniola; Tillifghait
from New.York.
PoRT Of NEw-YoRK, January II.
ArriUsd bare. Workman from South Caro-
lima Pym from BilbOa Engler from St. Croix {
Thorn from St. Euffatia Gilbert from 81.
Martini Thompfon from Grenada; ROCK
from Hifpahiolaj Robinfoa from 81. Chriao-
pheF.
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4" Voted that the Town Clerk be di,eei-
ed 70 iign The foregoing letter, and iotward
the fame to the Select lnsn ., The town Cf
B iion. y.
4sfN Jan. WOODBRIDGE T;wn Clerk"
It mua aft I'd gre4l p,e4lu,e to the lnhab;.
tants OF this town TO find thar their late pro-
ceed'ng' give universal fatsfaeion and that
there is .Pfoper .ipiri, in the couniry to re-
cover our raviihsdrights and privileges while
our enemies are coafounded by it, the hand q
OF our patriots muf be strengthened in their
efforts 70 Prcferve, not Jingle province only.
Out whole continent from impending ruin.
We ihalI Publii., as we are able, the proceed
ins' OF the respectable towns OF Concord, Kit
nry, Medway, Med6sld. Nswbury. Bradford.
Marble oueh, Sandisf:ld, Chsthsm, Lexington,
Le'ceiier, spencer, Paxton, Weeboroush, New
town, TowAieud, Beverly, RochrNcr, Wexford,
&c &c &c.
E*'03of a letter from a gentleman inStOneb-
fonb0m 10 bis fiienain Bsgn.
We are now about calling meeting
here. There are two petitions going about,
the one | have ecnis fgued by fifteen of our
principal men, and how many have '6gned
the other cannot fay, but we fhall without
doubt have a meeting. /.
YefterdaY there was lecture here, and
Eiqulre Hewlns was very careful to read the
Governors fpsech after lecture, ard when
ne had made great harangue about the re-
be!llous town OF Bottom, he told he Se.ecf-
men, II they did call meeting he would fue
them for the time ,hat he lpent in attending
upon IT. thou'd be glad if this baie and
abiard threat OF his were publhhed IL the pa
pers that hlmlelf and the world n ghf zee and
abhor fuch wretehed Jeg'ee Of pollution
as this cd man has lubjeaed himiefto, barely
from iondoefs to be noticed by the Cover,
Nor. His BOATS Of that kind are continual
and perfectly ridiculous.
He makes uCe of Mr.. Dsyis's areu-
ments where he thinks they will anlwer, 1t
his fluff is now deipiIed, ;hough he was late
Iy the oracle of Stoughtonham.
Colonel M-Lr, the Hewins of Milton,
has Trained every nerve TO prevent mcsung
OF that town but in vain.
+" hope that lick fpGtle will bssrsaseo as
he dclerves. Tie is an indsfatigable tonl, bus
applying his edge TOO frequently to vsEVing
matter he grows dull of late but in co0lor-
nifty 10 the wife mans advice, puts too tho
mote Rrength."
DIED.1 On Monday laR, Of an apo
pleetic ht, in the fortieth year of his age.
much lamenied b. all his acquaintance, MIR.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL az Office, al Che
norlh-battery in this town. he was to all
appearance in good health, having ,hat DAY
attended his duty, on the occaGon Of he an
niverIAry of the Queens birth He fuRai ed
the character of an honef, humane man, aud
good citizen and as fuch was greatly ef-
tcemcd. His remains are to be inferred this
afternoon AZ Eour o'cIfrk'
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T H U R SD A ". Jssuay a..
B O S Il O ~.

BY agcntIeraen lately arrived at Phi
ladelphia from Antigua, We learn, that =
velel arrived there from Sc. Vincen,s two
daysAsfore he failed, with the following ae-
couns, that on the ao,h of Novem. in land
inghAe troops, Lieutenant and leventeen
men, belonging to the 10Th regiment, were
drowued /; that IL was feared they would be
obliged 20 rsn one of the tranfports alhore
to fuPpiy the troops with provifions, being
very iearces and the fluff running IS high.
that the boats could not venture of And
that the 9th regiment of foot was arrived
there from England.
On the nth of December failed ftomAn-
tigua for ST. Vineents, four companies of
the 68th regiment, under the command of
Captain Stuart they wete relieved by the
(econd battalion of the 10th regiment, from
New York.
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TAKEN out of the houfe Of

= the fubfcriber. 81 the time Ofthe FIRE, the
9Th inf. boxes with the following articles, viz.
One plain ring marked Thomas Tileaone, one
red cyphered tone ring, one while aone ring.
one pair aone- earrings fei in gold, one FLYER call.
one fine lawn aprOn, fix yards Of lace, three ivory
flick fans, PrOfPsd glsis rim'd with fiIver one
pair wOmen'' black fix glove, one pair white
fix mitt', one fee lawn hand kercEisf double
laced, one plain ditto, fmall quantity of white
beads, fuudry odd aone buttons iet in FLYER, and
fundry other lmaIl articles II any ofthe above
6ould be offered for faIe, il is deiired they may
be Topped, and notice given TO the Printer, or
IE2RM. RUSSELL.
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t7Te SECOND EDITION.
71hi5 Day sOai pnbLiAeG,

7h5 Day sOaf pHbli6eG,
n II GRAFTON on the Beauties
n of Liberty or the eaeutial rights of the
Americans.
Humbly Dedicated to the right honoura-
BE the Earl of Dartmouth. Printed and
Gsld BY D. KNgELAEp, and N. DAVIS.
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The following is from principal town
in the county of Berklhire, the furtheif
county WeRward.
Z" At a meeting of the freeholders and o.
ther inhabitants Of the town of STOCK
Bryce, duly warned and legally alem-
bled at the lchool- houle in Eaid town, on
Thuriday the GA day of December, A. D.
I772, il was moved, that a pamphlet, in
rtuled, {" The Votes asd Proceedings of
the Town of Bottom, in Town Meeting
a1embled, according TO Law" be read /;
after WHICH the town made choice of the
hon. Timothy Woodbridge, Elq; modera-
tor for fad meeting. IL was then further
moved, that committee lhould be appoin-
ted to take the letter from the corresponding
committee into confederation, and report an
anfWer to the fame as Eoon as may be /:
Whereupon the hon. Timothy Wood
bridge, Edq; Elijah Williams, Timothy
Edwards, Llqrs. MeGis. Samuel Brown,
iun. ard Thomas Williams. were nomi.
mated and chofen for that purptf., and then
the meeting was adjourned TO Monday the
4th day of January sh=a next, at three o
clock afternoon.
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Fo. the MASSACHUSETTS S PY.

Z Mr.. TRoMAs, eE
II ygn, TO N5ruV The aaamimity Of botb Male
and Female, in one eSmmon tGlE Of Lii
6syty, 1UiHmJsrt tbii in ySar next, yOn Uiii
obhge ('ms Of yoar FINALE ysadvJ.
WYE the Daughters of Liberty, take
w the frlf opportunity to return our
mott grateful thanks to the almighty Cover
nor ofthe uniVerle, whole works fulfil his word
that he has verified his truth with fuch clear.
neIs at this day, viz. that be can bring goa9
ont evil And next we would acknow-
ledge our 0bEgati1ni to thofe gentlemen of
Pferogative principles, for the uncommon
ltrides they have taken Of late, whereby they
have awakened glow of honeH refentment
in the breaft of our fathers, hufbands, bro
thers and children, through the whole pro-
vince, (pray God it may fpread thro' the Colo
MES whereas had the prefent and rlfIng gene.
ratioo been fed on with more court policy, or
face of religious concern for their true hap
pineis, they might have been bound faff wiFh
cords, even nsD vepet, and TO make all fat,
with letters of iron, theu il might be fealed
with this motto, think not the bSly in4nJftws
can do amjf. But all glory be to that wonder
working God, who has made that, which
was dehgned to blind our eyes the means Of
opening them. We fhail by all proper means,
endeavour to ftrengthen the hearts and
hands of our fathers and brethren, by look
ing and crying unto HIM, who is truth i
lelf, who has faid none ever waited on him
and was COMPOUNDED.
BY our committee,
HANNAH HoPEFUL,
SARAH FAITHFUL,
MARY TRUTH,
RBIeAL TRUST.
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F. }ruary IS:
EDNESD February II.
~ ~

b o S T o N.
IF the Governor has fgned the grants of
the General AH.mbly to the Judges of the
Superior Court, as il is laid he has, what will
it avail as long as the decree is gone forth
that they lhall receivethe grants OF the crown
for their fuppor at prelent or in future
whenever they pleafe Let us have an an
fwer to this.
We learn from South. Carolina, that the
Governor had convened the Allembly, who
Gill adhereing 10 their former relolu,ions
with regard to the money bill, his Excellency
had diGolyed them, and writs we're liiued
for new election.
With Capt. We'fhman, came psfenger
MIR. Edward Manwarring, an officer ia the
cufoms.
We hear from Charlemount, in the county
of Hamp(hire, that on the 4'h of February
infant, firsggling fellow came there and
boughf ley and two horfes st one White
of that place, and gave him eighteen pounds
in forged notes, which White foon alter diff
covered and followed the fellow to A-held,
and accufes- hisa of he cheat whereupon
he confeGes himfelf guilty, and deilred to
receive his punifhment but for want of
iullice of ths peace, they were obliged to
aHemble the miniffer and deacons, when the
fraggler voluntarily walked up to beef
pallows, and had his hands tied and fhut
fript of, and there received zen hearty
fripes from one of the descons and for a
compleat fa,isfaetioH for violating the law,
gave iix dollars to the brethren for their
trouble, and then was permitted to depart
. Extrae7 of letter from London, NOV. 6I772.
i" Sunday his Majefy's fchooner Sultana
arrived at Spithead exprefs from Admiral
Montagu, and brings advice, tina, the people
ofRhode- Iiland arc 70 exafperated at the
Tcfrieticns he has laid on their fmuggling,
that they will not allow an officer of any OF
the Kings lhips to come on ihore. They
Unfit that men of war have no authority to
fearch their hips, or interrupt their trade,
and threaten to burn all that the Admiral
fiations for that purpole.
" The debates in the prefent parliament
have, hitherto. been carried on with great
calmnels and in more argumentatlve man.
ner than has been known for many years
Lord North in every tranfaction, feems
more and more to merit that effeem which
he has, during his administration, 70 juffIy
fufiained, viz that of an honef, judCous,
faithful, and worthy itatefman.'
The Captains Callahan, White, Calef
Miller and Scott, are all arrived in England
from this port.
MARRIED. ] AtPlymou,h, Mr. Thoms
Lothrop, Merchant, to the agreeable Mil
Cooling, both of that p ace.
DIED. Mrs. Martha Thompfon, widow
MIR Edward Barrett -AtCharleftown, Mr.
WiIiiamPaine, Jun. fon of Mr.. WilliamP ain'
ofthis town.-At Danvers, Daniel Eppes, Efq
aged 90, one of his MsjeHy's sflces of th'
peace for EAex Country.-At MaTblehead
Mrs. Prudence Whitwel, wife of the Rev
Mr.. William Wh;twell, of that town, anc
daughter of the Rev. Mr.. Hancock Of Mar.
tha's Vineyard.-At Plymouth, Mr.. Johr
Bartlett, lnnhoder.
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for 1873:

tioin 10 any grarH fyat ioy}yt,u mnlt trim O.
t5yteifr Than scbGf fbsy ,rceiVs og'naSlf 10 hbc
'mmem'yi0i niSs' d TOE province. We NAV
'eaiohably expect this, s"d ! doub, not
when arpr'zei of the general dlicontcn',
thole GEN rLEMEN Will immediate V
honour 'hemfelves by giving the plovin.e
iuch ndilpeniablc ia.lsf.ctlon.
A M RI A.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS S Ply.
Mr.. THOMAS,
De- ;rfore .h. (,,llo,,,.a Vo...

Mr.. THOMAS,
Pray infert the following. Yours,
A conlfant Cuaomer.
Extra7 Of letter from gentleman IN the
country TO bis f,isnd, a member Of fbe Gs-
neral Court in BsfOn, dated February
1873.
4" ] gives gives me JOY to hear fomething
is now before the General Court con-
corning The emancipation of the blacks a.
mong US. Ii has long been (urprize to me
and many others, that a people who profefs
to be 70 fond of freedom. and arc taking
every method to prclerve the fame them
ielves, and tranimit il to their pofteri,y, can
fee fuch numbers Of their fellow men, made
of the fame blood, notonly in bondage, bur
kept 70 even by them. Can fuch conduct
be reconciIable with the love of freedom /!
| freely confels, to one who is a ffranger To
the true character of this people, !, has the
appearances rather of temper and reientment
agana the rulers, than hearty regard to
that bef of heavens temporal bleifings.
Men may talk and write as they pea(e,
but mutt be executed from judging of any
man or body of men, otherwiie than bytheir
works. The patriots in every town through
out the province, are weekly telling US now
highly they value freedom, and that every
temporal bleiIing without il is fcsrce worth
enjoying; ye, at the fame time, they are
topping their ears to the cries Of multituces
of their poor unhappy iufering brethren.
lreadiy grant there are difficulties which
attend the freeing of them, VIVA, then ! Ii is
no more than might jufly be expected. E
very community as we'll as every individual
acting wrong, mutt luffcr and fhall that be
an execute for not altering his or their con-
duel No, they but eucreafe the evil by
Withholding the remedy; for either ruin or
the remedy, which will be painful EetAe 6e
peration, mutt take place. [ PUB /
pretend not to FAY what remedSS lhet 70
be taken by our rulers, bur this one thing Fhssy
venture to fay, that If deaf ear is fill
turned 90 the complaint of thofe unhappy
men--this people have no juit reafon to ex-
pea the righteous Governor of the earth,
Who punthcs communitiesin this world, will
afford his bleAing TO your endeaVours to fave
a linking country bot may fayunto them as
| he did to lirael Of old, &c 1t haze not bark.
ned nuto me in tyotlaimi1g liberty fVtry one q
Ibis bystbsr, and sVryy manic bis neighbour
| Btbal9 will proclaim a liberty |or JOn, (aitt
tbt Lard, TO the Jiosrd, TO The p1filtatf end Il
the famine; and / sUi7 make you 10 bsremsvsa
lD all The kingdoms sftbs Earth"
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Sir EDMUND AMBROSE
T URS Sd A Y, February I2.
r O S I O N.

s.'Tbt lStecb tUbit5bi ExrNLfug dsiivtr-
<dsn TaeJdGy Laf to bath b'njfs, eouidn'f PEI
GBly be b,stusl 10 time, b. the Printer sfibt
SPY, 10 Be izjsrted in tbis days Plpe' be
abtrscztt S0,4i9r1fsr BIZ rsad.rSJar faiS lfftnS
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To be LET,

To be LET,
q Building and parcel Of land adj
I n jrining, 10 the eenter Of III. town
OF Bottom fronting one areet or high way,
one hundred and fly feet The building
will be altered TO dwelling, work-houle, OF
mop, as may fuit he buGuef' Of any one wanting
the fame. Enquire At the ware hOufs No. II
on the Long Wharf.
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to the Cart G4zrfn eftbii day, the Printer
thereof bfiHg favoured nth espy IN feAfon.
MARRIED. Mr.. Samuel Pakman,
Merchant, to Mfs Shaw, daughter of Mr..
Francis Shaw, Merchant.
DIED. Mr.. Thomas Wilton. fex,on of
the OId-Brick, and door. keeper of Faneul hs..
AT Jamaica, SirWm. rrelawny, Governor
in chief of that Hand.