The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal., 1774-12-01

Ala late meesia2 y! d. !!..4hc:. Cf 'cH- - =
in iuu 3ogt OF the proceedings Of ihe eonul - III
Conqre.s) they unanmoui!y lcioi.cd-l SGh-
Ill no mellaes or tyrups that may hereafter beI
mported from anyul the Eritiih Neit-india ID
ands, or from Dominica. Nor TO itll any rim,
or other ipi Tits, for the purpoe of carrying on :he
aare trade, or that they thai have reAion to ap-
plehend IS intended TO be 10 applied.
MONDAY le'nnighi IN the form, Capt. AcS-
wosth, bound from Newfoundland for Salesl,
arrived at Cape Ann, from whcace we hear bel
fent his letters and number Of bills 10 this place
and failed few hours before the liorm for New
bury -port, bur the ilorn increaed 10 iuch de-
qrce, that his veiicl was galloway, which, with
the cargo, himiell, mate, iome paiiengers, sc.
were lott. Only two hands NC hear were iaved.
! Several vcles were drove aihore at Nswbury-
Port, and Others laying at the wha:ves, greatly
damaged. Wetear OF hearing iurthe- damage.
| ID ON ATI0NS received Encc our lat.
From the county OF Litch6ed Cn Connetti-
eut} I9k Do& and 81 head cattle. From Cpl
cheiiel, "a heep and cattle. From Fairfield,
7so buihels gram. OF Mr Sylyanus How OF,
| peteriham, eleven quarters Of mutton, Iz3 ib.
weight.
| Eriraei Of a letter fi0m PrOUidtrer, NeV. i6.
A very awful AFFAIR happened in tLis town
lalt evening A journeyman barber, ha.ing in
dulged himie!f too freely in drinking, became
very abuive in the ilreet, and attacked 4 labour-
| ing man, whom he wounded with 4 club This
ahray happened the wea fde oil the great bridge,
near TO a hatter's ihop, in which wasa young man
at work who hearing the noie, armed himiclI
with club, and vent out TO aihit the labourer,
and unhappily truck the barber on the head which
/ brought him to the ground he was taken up,
and carried into neighbouring houie, and had
the aGifance of a iurgeon-but means were in
eAeaual, he expired in the night And this
mcrnng the young mar, who gave the fatal blow,
filed with unutterable difreis, voluntarily reign
ed himielf into the hands of fjullice."
Laa Monday Night, Mr.. Nathan Folfom, of
Newmarket, periihed with the col in a gunde-
low laden with boards, in that place.
MARRIED lMr. William Winter, aged 70,
TO Mis- Nabby Waller. aged IS.--Rev. Mr..
Jonathan Newell of Stow, to Mis- Sally Fix
of Watcrtown. At Marblchead, Major John
fedTck TO Mrs. Swaiey.
DIED MiE Jenny Watts.--Miis Nancy
Clark.--Mrs. Mary Sopcr.-Black Jack (com-
monty called one legged Jack) free Negro, and
Ia noted lemmon-ieller, in town.--In tie aims
lhonse, Mrs. Parker.--Mrs. Bowman and Mrs.
Meofe.-At Roxbury, after lhort illneis,
| Ms, ,ifncreafc Sumner.-At Newbury- port, Mrs,
! IMaryAtkns, aged 81, ,reid Of the late.)oieph At
kins,s Eiq; OF that place. She was younsett
daughter of Joieph ), ,,llcy, Efc -gpany. yyss.n ys.n.
governor OF this prcynse, and grad, gap5iS;-
Of Thomas Dudley, L7,; who vac alio leveral
years governor under{ {hc frlt Charley AT Mill
ton Mrs. Sarah .Adanhs wife of Mr. John Adams.
1 a., ,Erac w. u
fon,es aged 7I.sea, His funeral is be Friday next
hafaer thee n *, when bis friends and Acquaintance
/ arc reousied 20 attend.
| NEw-YoRK, NoVember II.
Exfr4a ef kaer dated at 2aebee, O7ober 80.
I" A committee is arsised here from the In
9lilh inhabitants in MpntresF who have met a
committee of tie inhabiMnrs of this place ;. and
are drawin up petition TO his. Iajelty, againi
the act Of parliam.ut for regulating the govern
uent OF rhis province, and hops they will meet
With fucceG.'
Nou1m5er Si.' A'lttter from Philaisl pfriaoi
Nov. ~, I774, Eys,, Yellerday came to town
man from Pittburgh, and fays Lord Dunmore
has'had a meeting with the Indians aht made
peace, demanding nothing more then the reao-
rine Of any hire pcrions they have among them,
and fuch hcries as ibey aole from the Frontiers
Capt. Hunt, from CharIcfown in S0Gth-Ca-
rclina, informs us, that the flip Britannia, Capt
Bali, arrived there from London few days be-
fol he failed, ard tnat paaehger wh4 came
into th. se.el had in a clandeline manner gotopl
board 3 eheAs of tea, which the Capt. on his
arrival made known to the commiuee, who iocn |
canied the gentleman to order his lniia cor no
dity to be thrown into the lea; thar Capt. Moore
arrived there from Philadelphia the 4.h of Nov.
with the Delegates from the CcngreE, who were
le ise.ved BY irfeow clizens with the ringingl
Of bells, Sc. and that or the fifth Of fNovember
the inhalitants Of Charlcltown gave up mof ol
the tea they had in their houies TO be burnt IN |
one general bonfire.
SIAM, NszenJey 20. We hear thas :he Scarborough
man OF war ayed England fom Bottom, about tae Sd OF
Oaober and was dpschsd back for the fame place in -four
DAYS sfter,sasd Matters were kept profound feret.
Pgfe.e The Senarfufe III