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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-01-14
t thursday JANUARY i4,-I773.

bis tamily's being embarked in the fame
bottom VITA Ourselves, We know of no
sxpediens more sf9cfaual, than for the mem.
oers ofthe General Court BY q rational, Ii.
beral behaviouf. 60 cencllate The affections,
Of his Excellency --4--7ihe particular mede
efdoiDg this we mat leave to their widen
and prudence, which on this importan, &C
sa6oa they wll undoubtedly exert only
beg leave 20 obfetye, that coh'd his Excel
leacy &c pfeyailed upon 20 join the other
branches Of the legislature, in duplicating
(he thToae foT redreIs Of any of our gfievanc-
Is, il sppearsto US the moii probable way
Of obtaining hi. M.jeays royal a,ten,ion
and telicf. I'd
s6igned BY the commit &c appointed by
the town OF Falmouth, to -coniider
what Is convenient 20 be done, in or
der toredreis public g'ievancss.%
The sgoingintlrSfhons Ieens 60 have
eendrawn Up by = csmmlrsse, and not TO
hse teen7laid before the town olheIwiIei.
lnua have been mentioned :. We aSe not "a.
voussd wilhlhe nanses OF the committee who
fgaedihsm, sheie are nodsfly concealed |;
pa: they appear to Astter lhemislses, THAT ouE
griesaascs sssAy be Eensouedifshe membess OF
The Ocacral Coutt, 'dHy. . s6bsrel behaviour
tsariiatsslte sfe6lions of IBIS Exeeleiscy, in
fueh snsnner as TO inaucehim TO join 10 =
EuppicatiOn 70 the throne for their removal.
|s-~GOod gentlemen, they happened not to
|Fsccllk4 that chs GovcSuoss snnol. C. "A. :.
bis b :,hcr Oliver The Lieu.snant 6 ovcrnoE'S
sooUl shisbIotherC hisf JulticeO Divers 4ocol
And bis bfosher Judge 'taurch'alCn's accoi.
pepend upon the conlnuance OF ftets vs,y
kris0@Hssl-4he lnflm6ioas Ihessioie appear
better calculated TO (esye the R1py1l1SsSfiUs'
han the pssvirte, BY coHeaia,imglne Cover
nora sfeciiops ) % lhss prolecuson ior
lrrbledamages may be dropt, and he tiiI per-
mate % hold his poa, notwithstanding any
application to IenovehimfOr being concesn-
rdiarOeains couasssbsad. goods. while She
IF 0flthe ccaatV.
Buff the COED gentleman Of the commit
,eeihppd Ecally heve-bernof ePiniOn that the
Governor might be induced BY iibpaI BEL
hAyiOur 90, dom the 0sntrsl.C Court in'sn ap-
pacstionfor relief let Then perufs his long
Sncllage al the end of iaii ttilioa andhismotc
leagthy speech al the. opening of the prefent
leaion, and they will thsa kad that he is
chs ayoa spsn and sa,m advocate for the
snsatuses of sdminiAu alton Rejecting Ame-
1icalOf anyone GsvUssr upon shis cxteniive
continent and that no sndeavours OF bis
aie@aasing' to perfaade bis eOuattgmen, that
oor ebss ttfwas only Q rattle given the pro
vince in lis isf0nty, andtbata fri fH6m.D'O"
10 the power Of parliament, is our duty,
though be does not nor cannot draw any line
between tuch Eubmi1ion and the mott abb
jet7 raUlyy.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16

imported by Captain LYDe from Londoa
And TO be Sold by
STEPHEN WHITING,
OppoGte the Corn Field, in Union tt!ee'' and
By STEPHEN WHITING, jun.
Al the BOsTON-STONE.in Marihal's-lane'
near the Mill Bridge, Bottom :,
n VARIETY of large and imall
"A plain and coloured Humorous Eoerav,
logs, and Mezzotinto Prints large ano in''l
ordinary Picture, by the Dc zen.-At Isc ia y!
places may be had, Looking Gl'aes OF ON;
rem, forts and Gzes, at much lower rate than
any ought to be fold for, either in town or
country. l.
N. s. Thoie who have left Glaae' to DC
new flvered or trained, are dshFed TO isDd
for them.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
LO N, JUNE 29.

n Certain nob!eman, charmed with the
- beauty and talents of young attFeiS,
whole prudence he has experienced, tent
heG The following letter {:
4" MADAM,
4" Ii is (aid that you are vIrtuous, AND
thar you have t,ken the reloluton alwaysto
remain 70. 7 lis is, doubtless, very 1ne,
and even novelty in this age. l exhot
YOU never to change your mind and at the
fame time beg your acceptance OF the con
tra2 which | now make to allow you tffy
guinea, per month whilf this humour att
If, pcrchance, it ihould happen TO pals ove',
requef the preference, and will then make
it up an bandrfd'"
The lait propolal may, perhaps be caPa-
bic of Raggcring the firmef reiout'on. It
&c NO, know what snlwer has been returned
by the young aarels to her noble and geneT'
Gus admrer.
Yeferdsy young woman, dteiied in
mans coaihs, was taken before the LORD
Mayor at the Maniion. houfe, on charge
brought agana her of a very extraordinary
nature. The cafe was as follows: he
prifoner under the character and appearance
of man, had prevailed upon an old womsD
(thc proiecutrix)to accept of her as huibaoo,
and the ceremony was performed between
them 10 due form but the wife foon after
wards discovering the impoiiton, was iC
much enraged that fine obtained waIran'
aeainff her lpouGe, who was committed b.
his Lordfhip to the Comptsr for further ex-
amination. The p.ofccuTix was poll iieo
of one hundred pounds at the lime OF the
marriage, which was the prlfoneT's induce
ment to marry her. The plan OF the
whoe affair is faid to have been Concerted
Jointly between the prGoner and a young
fellow who was her fweei-heaTt.
The Birmingham and Sheffield people
are faid to have engaged great number OF
agents to travel to the different parts OF
Europe, to take orders, and enter INTO con-
tract for fupplying the foreign markets With
goods 70 that in the courie OF few years
the whole branch of the plate mandatory
will probably be engroiIed by them.
The fubfance of the bill relative to
ffamps on news papers, is faid to be as fol-
lows, viz. 6 That doubts having arifen
whether the newspapers, printed on moIe
than one iheet and half of paper, might
not be entered as pamphlets, and pay only
three lhilings for each imprefion, inisead
of duty chargable on every ihee. OF each
copy, and certain printets and pubifhers OF
newspapers having enETeafed the numbers
of fleets on which TIE fame have beer.
printed, with an intent TO evade the pay
ment of duties, and in fraud OF bis Mslei-
ty's revenue, it therefore enaets, that the
aas and duiies of the nth OF George !.
and aoh of George Ii. granted on news
papers, were meant, and do extend, to
charge with the iad duties every fheet and
every half heet of paper, on which every
news paper, containing public news, fhall
be printed, whether they we're or ihail be
contained in a greater or lefs number OF
fleets or half fleets of paper.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16

ALL perfons indebted to the
IA PRIN TER hereof, would greatly o.
bIige him,if they would dIfcharge their (m0A
accounts in order TO enable him to pay iome
iarps d-bs, neceG4rIIy contracted to carry on
his buiineis.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
American Magazine.
To fbs PUBLIC.

THROUGH the generous encourage
4 ment of a great number of gentlemen
in this province, the Royal American MAGA-
ZINE is likely in fho't time to make its aP-
pearance. The Publi(her hereof earneify le-
DUETS all thofe Gentlemen and Ladies, who
incline to be promoters ofthis uleful undeT-
taking, and have not yet fubicribed, to fend
in their names with all convenient fPeed as
the FULFILLING of it will be determined on as
loon as he hears what number OF iubfcrIoeTs
there are in the other colonies.
N. B. NO Money is expected until the
delivery ofthe hrlf number.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
8sSsn, September 7'b, l77,'.
CTOLEN out of a houle in this

lOLELN OuI Va 49,
- Town about fix weeks ago, Trunk con-
tanning two notes of hand, two deeds Of houie''
one pair of large While aone flseve buttons let
ia iiiver, gold and curel child's necklace
ard pair of filver fhoe buckle: marked X. =:
ore of the buckles was broke in two. 1t iaid
buckles fhould be offered to any flverimih'
either to be mended or fold, in this or the
neighbourisE towns, it is defred they may De
topped and notice gwen to the Printer OF TINS
paper; or if any flyerfnith has already mend
ed or bought lsid buckles, and will Inform the
Printer hereof, they ihall be Handsomely re-
warded fer their trouble.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
To lie OIL d BY
10 Fl N O D | n,

A. bis ihop in CHARLES TOWN,
Fronting the esa end of the Town houie,
DEST double, Jingle and lump
ID n6ned Loaf and brow iugar aud Melshe.
Choice new Flour and bar Iror. Groceries of al
forts. &c. &c by Whcleiale and Retail. Cheap
for Cath.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
At the Irilh Linen Warehou.e,

In King. Rreet.
IsjuR imported, from the North of Ireland,
a Large and general af1ortment
i n of Linens, from one to feven lilIinss
Rerl. per yard. Thcfe goods come from Is to
40 per cent cheaper than laii year, and viii be
fold in the like proportion cheaper q the Ware
houfe: A great variety of the mofl faihionabe
printed mullins, calicoes, cot,ons, linens, &c.
A complete adortmeut Ct Mancheiier, COTTON,
and linen checks, damsG and diaper table
cloths Of all lizes, napkins aud toweing. huck-
abuck, Iriih and RulEa meetings of all prices,
fifty pieces luPer6ne linens from IS. 6d..o ss.ed.
Der yard, will be fold At prime cot.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
To be S o l. D,

To be S o l. D,
DRAZZALETTO of a hyperion
ID quality to any ever yet imPorted--a like
ly NEGRO CIR L. sbruI iixte:n Yeas
old.-E' quire of L E w S 9 X a al MS
houle, New Bolton. Coffee in barrels, &c.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
WHEREAS The ADe0Crs are re-

WHEREAS the ADey0rS are re-
gGrsI BY LSqO 20 giVe Js4fonNble earning
70 fbf Irba6ifanfi 10 BRING info fbf GDbSrI, frH'
dad pUtI7 In, Of tbnr p0ili end rAfsA6if 'Raf"
'fb1 are PsGDfd@ '" fbf frG day Of Stpt~6'r'
and income BY tr6As or fdeHiiy, and gal" BY mo-
nay at iMrFR
In conformity TO the law, the aheiIors of the
town of Bolton do hereby notify the inhabitants
of lai town, that they ihall attend at their
chamber at the EAT end of Fsneu-Hall Mar
ket, TO receive the fame, from Wednefday the
6ra to Wedneldsy the twenty lecond of Sep
e mber, at the uinsl hours, on every day ia the
week, except Lords days and Saturdays, and
no longer
And if any perlon or Perions fhall not bring
in lilt of their eRstes as sforeiaid, he or they
o negle Cling will not be entitled to any abate-
ment, without fuficeDt realon 70 juaify the
fame. By 6iyeI1ios effbe 1DDSrJ.
Bs6ss, AEg4e IIt5, 1873.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
To be S o l. ID, by
Irin Linens.

WILLIAM S COTT, :.
At his IRISH LINEN Store in Ann. ftreet:,
Near the Draw Bridge, BOSTON,
Has jua Imported from IREAAND,
A LARGE quantity of "a, 7-8
Il n and yard wide linens Of all prices diaper
clouling, ditto buck buck, dowlsfs, table cloths.
meetings, white ticking, brown and yellow hol-
lard, SC.
Said fore is slfo furniihed with asreat variety
of European and India Goods futable for the
leaion the aGortment cOniiiDg of too great a
multiplicity to be enumerated in a public adj
venifement all which will be fold by whole.
fae and retail at the lowea reduced prices for
read, money only.
Dr. Hemet's celebrated offence of pearl and
pearl dentifrice for the preisrvation of the teeth
and gums, alto patent cakes for making tbe
I quid fhiOing backing for boots, fhoes and
leather bottom chairs, ae fold there
Ducapes, luteltrings, rich EneTifh dam.G,
Scotch lowered lasns--Ind few boxes of y
by 10 window slals to be fold At the 6rlt coz
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
Calicoes, &c.

4 Few CALICOES may be
"A now purchafed for the neat Sterling eoft'
a, the ltore of
DUNCAN INGRAHAM, Jun.
In Union. freet, Bolton,
Where GOODS IN general are
fold at as low prices as at any fore OF ihoP,
without exception, in Bolton, Wholei e and
Retail. Conftant attendance, and every favour
duly acknowledged.
N. B. Real India China /; Plates,
handled Coffee Cups and Saucers, Bowls, &c
A few dozen Of meu's SILK HOSE, ex
reamly low charged, genuine KiPPen's Snuff
w itins, Preis and royal board Paper, Engliih
and Lynn Shoe. and Pumps, Clogs, excellent
Hyfon TEA at the reduced price OF H. the
pound, &c. &c. &c.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16

Fellow OF OhIH NoIIegS'
-Oss Murder made villain,
Million, hero Princes were p'ivilegd
To kill, and plumbers ianeti6ed the crime.
All why will King forget that they are men
And men that they are brethren VIII delight
In human facr6ce Why burR the ties
OF Nature, that fhould knit their fouls together
In one foit bond OF smhy and love
PORTEUS.
This Poem obtained the prize left by the
lsfi Will of Mr.. Seaion, as determined by
the Vice Chancellor of Cambridge, Matter
ofClare Hall, and Creek Protection.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-16
WHERE'S the Copartrer1@p

WINERIES the CopartreF:lap
w oDAMEs seo RObLRr Sc KatG
is n mutually az ee1 upon TO be di.slved the f. {
day Of September rsx, This is 70 ce1s II
rrlons to whom they are Indicated. to b 'g id
their accounts, al thei, Store on The Town Dcck;
tor az sojuamei Ard al perions inde6tsc ID
the lnid company, are hereby dtGed TO ny
their REFLECTIVE balances at faid store, wheIe
ne tufibeiS will be carried on as uius, by
JAMES and ALEXANDER SCI KRiG TN.
de- tte Finn Of JANE, SELKRlG as COM.
PANY. JAMES SELKRIG.
ROBERT SEAKRlG.
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Drugs and Medicines.


M. B. @ OIL D T NV AIT,
At his mop near the Mill Bridge, BoitOO,
-4u0'g qebitb A'sf5' isilS1oisg. viz.
DR.. James's fe- Godfrey's Cor
yer powders. dial.
Keyfer's jOGly famous Hemet's much approx
Pills. I'D Dentiirice Tor The
Lcekyer's ditto. Teeth.
Anderlcn's ditro. Grencueh'sTineture for
Hooper's family ditto. the Teeth.
Turlington's baliam of Ditto for the Tooth
life. Ach,
Bseman's drops. BALKAN of Honey.
Eau de Luce. EAence Of Pepper.
D.. Cooks worm pow Mint.
der.
And slmoR every kind OFF MEDICINES.
A'lo, Phias. GslIipots, Monar., &c. &c:
All kinds of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
Hungary and Levander Wster, Court plsRer,
variety of Smelling bottles, Sage. Sulop, Bar
ley, Cephalic Snuff for the Head Gch, Can.
died Ginger, Citroa Choice Velvet Corks.
bv the large or fmall qusntty --Beit Almonds,
Turkey Figs, Rafin,, Prures, Tamarinds -
Vermaceli, Otter, Ground Nader, and other
dye fluff Spices of all kinds Carolina Pink
Oot.-RapPee and oheT s. ufs BY the pound
or els quantity .-Florence sna other o LIS.
The above ah1rtment confiaing of great
variety, wilt be fold on reslonable terms.-
Conlfant attendance will be given, and every
favour gracefully acknowledged.
Doctors BOXES with proper directions.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-10-28

Ansgf al We hear the King of Swe-
den has iilued proclamation, deiiring all
his fubje6is who are in foreign fervices, to
return within twelve months, end they lhall
be advanced each according to his capacity.
Queen MatiIda's health is fad to be 70
much on the decline, tina, nature refuies the
nourilhment it requires and her ply iicians
have given il as their opinions. that, unlets
fhe change the climate before the winter
fets in, fhc cannot recover in confequence
of this, herRoyal brother has Tenewed his in
vitation for her coming toEngland, which |, is
fuppoied her MJeay has accepted, and will
be here by the beginning OF next September.
/ A letter from Barcelona, dated July 10.
Ifays, /" Some days psf we had an execution
here on the Efplenade, by the citadel, and
the prief aiklng one of The malefaaors, who
was not of the popfh communion, what
perfuaGon he died 10 He replied, +" die
lin full perfuaGon that all mankind arc
knaves." The priefi did not enquire any
farther"
4 1t is faid letters Of recall arc feR TO Mr..
Walpole, the Brltilh miniaer at the court Of
Liibon and that che BrItI(h factory 10 pre-
pairing to leave that place as they every
day meet with more and more opprefion.
Within this week there has been many
combinations at ST. James's, about what
mealsres to take with The people of BosToM
fiuNPOWDER, i is laid, was much talk
ed of.
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SA + U RID A Y, October AZ.
B. O S T q N.

Monday laff arrived here Capt. Smith
from Liverpool, with whom came paiItn-
gers, Mr.. Lee and family, Mr.. Booth, MIR.
Barker and Mr.. Richardion.
Capt. Smith on his. paiIage fpoke the fhip
-, Capt. Tyler. belonging to Bottom,
from Jamaica for Briliol about go leagues
wefi of Cape Clear. Alto, the brig Auroras
Capt. Biihop, from Sheeplcu.t for Liverpool.
Capt. Cochran, from Glafgow, poke
with the following vefiels, viz. Sept ao.
IN. lat. ~, Long. 49,, 30, with brig three
weeks from Granada for Belfaf, Thomas
Shield, Mater /; October 9Th, in lat. IS,
Along. So, with brig "a days fromVif-
GINA for Whitehaven, George Hutchinion
matter Oaober II, As leagues to the
Eaftward of Cape Ann, with fhiP eight
days from Pifcataqua for Grenada, John
Kean, Msfer with ichooner two days
from Bottom, for the traits Of Belize,
Thonpfon, Mater.
Tuefday laft his Majeay's ihiP Lively,
failed from hence for Eng land.
Capt. Hatch, who is arrived from wbal.
ing, on the 26tn or huguits ln ia'' 81, 10
long. q, So, fpoke with the flip BeaUfaio'
Samuel Parches, Mater, bound from amai-
ca to London, out 81 days.
PHILADELPHIA, Ot7abT I3. Capt. Eve,
from the Bay Honduras, informs, tina, few
days before he failed, they had taken thee
of the runaway negroes that they chained
two of then, to fake, cut of iheIr right
hands and then fet FIRE to them III. other
was hung in chains, he lived feSen days and
was then taken down and burnt. Capt.
Eve further informs US, that the packet
which went TO Jamaica, to the Admiral.
arrived there the day he failed, IN company
with his Majeffy's ihiP GIrland, in order to
foppref: the nsgroes, land when TIE Taft where
brought in, there were only twenty LETT IN
the -6ufh and it was fuppoled they were lott.
YeResday afternoon, Caps Chambers ar
rived here from LONDON with whom came
pansnaers, General Lee, Msjor Dunbar,
Major B tier, Capt. Halls, Capt RchardiOn.
With Capt. JohniOn same acc German
palsngers.
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&JNTs xk@ dated Koxoury, OC1ooet
~ 4lh, dare fay was never
- SR written there, whoever was
sS5SAzkyVA0 the author. let me tell you
iris a m.x,ure of mifaake, MISREPRESENTATION,
abuGve inGnustions, and abfolute fAlihood'
H-y As, fuppofed there TO be
lately appointed JuRiee of peace, it is well
known has borne that commiffion near thlr-
~ years, and discharged the duties OF the Of
fice with great fidelity and reputation lis one
of the eldeft Juftices in the county and with
great propriety was lately appointed one OF
the Quorum tile fon, the Rev. Mr..
A, B, c, did (ome years ago Pubhfh dIi-
courfes on RsAgisns Liberty, and afterwards
Hesneic TitsU Of NsrU England, fnce re-
printed in London, nor was nc ever afraid
or ATTAINED to be known as friend to the
coufli,u,ional liberties of bis country, as well
as to good government, and good men. But
as to his " figuring in Fleets paper" dare
f,v il is a eroundles and malevoent fa'f-
hood: Nor do believe, he ever defended
20 dabbie in politics, 70 much as TO PubllIn
haIf column in common news pspe' ON
any political fubjea for this twenty years
Every one that Is acquainted with him,
knows his diligence and attention to
the great duties Of his facred Office. leave
him no time &c for dabbling in polltlcks.
What viewsuy perfon could have-in giving
Gu. fueh groundlefs infnuation. to the pub
lie about him, / cannot tell, unlefsto create
in the minds of many ferrous good chIlttlans
prejudice againR him, 20 unfriendly to
public liberties. His affeeionate people,
all good people who are acquainted with him
retent iuch fale iniinuations. ! am heartily
lorry, Mr.. Thomas, you were Obliged to
Rain your paper with them. 1 doubt not
you publilhed them with great reluctance.
INT TIE @ r j I Y.
O6sbsr, aotb 1878.
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For the MAssAcHvsETTs SPY.
A BILLET from Y TO X.

" To his Ian publication, laid as much %
m he Though, proper, 10 sDlwer TO z. If K
wants the natter more thoroughly canvafed. let
him engage Il &c write again. upon the sffir.
native fee OF the quefion Y will then write
back, and confute him. Whether KS COM
pliment beflowed upon Y, ia lat Thurfdsy's
paper, were intended as ferrous, OF ironical, is
ministerial. IrAerd Of Aattery, he rather thinks
himfelf obliged to tell X, that notwithstanding
rhe good feple difcovered in fome parts of mis- per-
fsrmsnee. Others are uuintellisibles His aAer-
zion that 9 miniGer by putting g any thing 10
vote" in the church, 4" msniieRly declares his
foil appreciation of it," is IS g pslpabls and
ssTegous" an sbfurdity." as it would be for
hun to preterd to EuIl:fy or snnihiia,e the
vote" after j, hsd psfed. His explanation Of
the negative power, contained in his HnEsinal
rote, is rite and hsckneyed and has, unee and
again, been flown to b: mere f'phifn. u is
ss capable, perhaps, of defending "a his own
cpirion,, If 6efenhble." q. any mao. He h.s
drcpped the difpu,e. or rather he rerer Choie
yaA, o enter irto it and Yis ccnIert j, houid
feep, though he is certsin he had the bee foe
CT the Augment 10 manage.
OHSStr a,6, 1878.