The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-15


Tie rcofikix ctntea9t It'll g,hSh rkr P.ess'-r re-
soi.eL al the oilers Of the Rokngham and Seburne gang,
s never Is Be forgotten hence ays epcrden the
nasuy az Poypheme the hungry turbulence ct Edmund,
The pert nothingnrs Of Bg, the Oiiscran bronze OF
s-ge the fomnifsrous ditties Of Dbl, and the
Sadayerous biaits of an old Dog-Ro
We hear that Lord Chatham viii be IN his place at the
Hnfe Of Peers so-morow, when the American bill to
DC taken into confederation but few doubt ITS Pang as
in the other Houies
As the Emperor Of Germany is this month expected TO
cav yt to Pas it is lPpoied it Is not mere Witt OF
form After he was rallied the above dignity, ne Paid]
Witt 10 the King of Pru and had ome private conferences
with that Monarch, from which iang hiendihP ieemed
60 be eemented and by the late Acquisitions in Poland ne
appears have pofted BY it. What the iue Of n pre-
tent intended Witt TO France may be- time will diieoser
but as doinon are 70 eay dealt out Of late, tome ates
are not quite caiy on the hbjeef.
What is the intention Of taxing Anerica, only to pa-
ally bring Into the Teay acezinum for the uie OF the
K-g and the Miner-while al the fame time the nation
loes three millions annually
May s. motion made for leave to bring in Bill
relative TO fubierption 70 the 80 Atcies' iSe]eesso
without adyihon.
May ,. IL Is whipered that the Duke Of Grafton is
again coming into Administration and that resignation
win very crty take place. in order to make way for him.
IL is ALTO d that Lord Camdn viii be again at the head
of the law before the general election. thefe facts hond
IL
private pupces, and ehesere not likely TO be of very
late debate.
NV IA. There is no doubt bat the death of great
monarch will make grcaf and fudden evortC in the po-
ssa world, ecay If that event houd be fueceeded by
another in the north, the ambition of the one, and the uc
cesf operations Of the other, for fome years Pa, have
been the great pngs Of the political machine France has
long been convufcd and influenced by gaany, which has
70 much enervated the government of that va empire, that
the French have been in fate Of the moi ngorious in
activity. young monarch, npired with manly tentimeEs,
and animated for bis glory and the haPPnes OF his
fbes, viii necsary endeayonr, by an oPPofte conduct
20 route the nation from that inactivity which has been
reduced em the intngues Of female hvouritcs; whit
ucceor to the northern hero will entirely change the face
of politics that part Of the globe, and it will be very
arduous talk for the able politicians of Europe TO bear the
ihoc, which two fuch events, whenever they happen viii
give to the balance Of power in Europe.
The fame correspondent obees, that If the events talk
"a of cud happen, il win greatly conyufe this nation,
and delroy the minRers plan Of conduct for America.
Then, noble Duke has juHy obsersed, the minitry
will have 70 much attend to from abroad, chat IL Will be
highly impolitic dfagrcc with the AnercansS with
whom they win be under the nerety Of immediate recon-
citation, it probable all have oon after the
aceeion Of ioyereigns the thrones alluded TO-
After the breaking up of the council at ST. on
Thurday three meiiengefs TENT off win exPeies
enc TO the Hague Madrid and Lilbo,. to Vienna,
AFTER which he is TO proceed Berlin Peterbugh and
the lat to Consantnope. Expfcics we're kcwife TENT off
yeiierday to Copenhagen and Srockh I'm.
full call Of the two houfes is king out for the 9th
of Tune, when the Lords Of the Al malty and commi-
oncrs Of the navy are to attend them with their paae
counts The committees alto for EN- uring into American
srs are to attend the houe Of lords 18th their report
certain grea; pconage ee greatly diconesrted at the
reports OF the day, he has great reaOn to think that his
pacific plan w be deroyel, and revolution take place in
the political world. The premier is often confulted and
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with regard to years peace. little time will give
sgoar to The conduit ofeyey European power, that has
any regard for its fy, and Britain will have
enough to do from the conduit Of other aates, without
quaelng with her colonies and loing her time and iab-
itance after mounihne plans in the eaR.