The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-30
T II u R S d A Y, September go.
B @ S 7 O N.


paper, was executed, agreeable to his fen
tence, on the 18th infant, at Morris. town,
in Eaf New Jerey; Cooper, who was
TO have been executed with him, confefed
himlelf Gar the place of execution) priSy to
the robbing of the 1'reafury at Amboy,
and was refpted until he fhould make fur,he
difcovery. Budd and Haynes were ALTO
refpited for a month. I, was reported that
Richardlon, another of that gang, who had
abiconded, was taken after having killed
two men.
His MajeRy's hip Swan, Capt. Although,
is expected to be iiationed at New. York, 10
the room of the Lively, which is, with fe-
veral other men of war, ordered home from
the American Ration.
BY Letters from London, we learn, that
Mr.. John Malon and Major Rogers, are in
the Fleet prifon. ---On jajbieisn of Dtbt.
YeRerday the Rev. Mr.. Thomas Abbott,
was ordained colleague paaor with the Rev.
MIR. Walter over the iecond Church Of ChriR,
in Roxbury, the Rev Mr. Jsckfon of Brooklin,
began with prayer, the Rev. DIR. Msther cf
Bolton, preached a ermon we'll adapted TO the
purpole from the |. Corinthians, cd chap. and
9TH verle, the Rev. Mr.. Roby of Lynn prayed
and gave the charge, the Rev. Mr. Miriam, of
Newtown made the concluAve Prayer, and the
right hand Of feilowihip was siyen by the Rev.
MIR. Adams Of Roxbury. The whole foIem-
nity was performed with great ferioulnefs and
attention in new Building lately erected for
Divine worhip.
The regiments talked of for the next re-
lief of the CARTONS in America, are the 9Th,
9Th, 38lh, and 43d. .sr.
DlED1 Mrs. Deborah Montgomerie.
widow, her funeral will be to. morrow after
noon, when her friends and acquaintance arc
delired to attend.-Mr. J. Window, halter.
- In tie 7tb Paragraph s' the Piecs
Egned Y, pabh@sd Lef TbHrIday, for EAea
read Effects. In The 22d, fer multiplying
read multiplying. In the 25tb, for would
read (hould. Other Eyrors, SUbNbv mare or
| AG material, bstb of the Writsr and Printer,
eecaESnsd BY HeRe, mr.. z is dsfrsd to exegfF.
SOUTH-CAROLlNA.
In the UPPER HOUSE of ASSEMBLY,
7mjday 3If day Of AagEf 1878,
Mr.. CHEF JUSTICE moved theHOufe
that the journals of this houfe on the 26th
and 27th days of AuguR infant fhould be
read and the fame being read;
A motion was made that part Of Newt
paper called the South Carolina Gazette,
No. 1905, printed by t. Powell and Co. at
the Printing Oaice near the Exchange ihould
be read,
And the fame being read,
Ordtred, That 7. Powell do attend this
House Immediately.
And the faid T. Powell attending was
examined, If he was the Printer and Pub
li(her of the South Carolina Gazette, No.
1906 be anlwered that he was.
He was then aiked by what authority he
prelumed to print, as an article of news in
his paper, matter purporting to be part Of
the proceedings of this houle on the z6th
day of Augua infant ! To which ne repli.
ed, that the copy of the matter there printed
was delivered to him by the Hon. William
Henry Drayton, Efq; one of the members OF
this houfe, who delired him to print the fame.
Il was thereupon moved, and
RejSlvtd, That Thomas Powell, who hath
this day, at the bar Of this Houfe, acknow-
lodged himfelf to be the Printer of the newt
paper called the South Carolina Gazette, No.
1866, containing part of the proceedings OF
this Houfe, on 1hurfday the 26th infant,
without the order or leave of this houfe, hath
been thereby guilty of high breach of the
privilege and contempt of this houie.
A motion was then made and
Oydersd, that the fad Thomas Powell
fhouId be taken into the cuGody of the Ser
peant at Arms, to anfwer the matter OF the
A. -.