The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-11-10

hat everv poli,ioal preoausion was taxa which
human iorctght could deyifc.- ~ o.s
| Great Quantities Of iios aud othet wai,isc am,
Inunitiep are daily ihippins of for Ameriea,
las lad the. Miniiiry are now convinced tina
!it aniwsrs no end 10 icnd troops from Ensland
70 put on the yoke, or faiten chains upon then
fellow II bjeets in America and plan has beer
laid before cerGain council, for rahng four re.
Igiments in Canada TO be ient TO Bottom ans
PENNY wanna, as there cannot be greater anti
( patty between any two creatures than Papil
and a reformed Fanatic Bur il is objcaed, tha
another Quebec bill will be neceiary TO enabl,
Papias to enlia in his Majeliy's iervi,e and il
order eHcttaally to crulh the rebellous patriots
there is TO DC provifon in the act, tina. nd Pro
teitant ihall enlI!t under the ieyereit penalties.
I SIteza6sy 8. A compact is lately iigned be-
tween our court and that of the three Northern
powers; By which. in cafe of continental war
they have itipulated to furniih GreaS-Btis.,in be-
tween them with 90, 900 men, 10 :hai shere vii
DC 10 neceliry to iend a man OUT of England.
I, A letter from Edinburgh iays, accounts arr
received IN town of revolution in Ruiia tn,
ca preis is fad to be dethroped and impriioned
A4ld the Grand duke placed on the throne.
Advice is iaid co be received, that three Spa
lniih men of war had funk Portugueie frieat,
toff the Canary Hands, and all OH board pssllh,
! cd. e-- r'N 's
| By letter from Liibon to gentleman a
| WeHmnhcr, We learn that iquadron OF 7 Spa
Nth men OF war of the line and frigates, hav,
been cruizIng off that port for iome time pat.
Exfraa q "a Letter firm Assyqerdam, AagHa go.
6 Oh ha.,,,
Great Britain, France, Spain AMI Portu gal wa
never 70 much the topic of conversation as a
preient, and all our letters from abroad ieem t
confirm it. The latef accounts from Spain fay
shar according to all appearance, the Spaniard
intend TO attack the Engliih colonies in America
ihips of war, with troops on board falling dali,
for the Spanih fettem mrs.
"The Hague and Amlterdam Gazettes affirm
that freih difputes have happened between th'
Engllh and Spaniih governors, and that in con-
icquencc battle eniued, when the Spaniards
after loo6ng one of their lhips, we're Obliged Il
retire.
" Private letters from Madrid confirm III,
above, and FAY thar Lord Grantham, the Bri,il
Ambaaador, had complained Of the iniilt, blu
received avery unsatisfactory anfwer and tina
iC Hal liuIdNCnCd 10 HOfllS.
On Saturday orders were TENT to K5OehDU,
and Plimouth, for the guard ihips y BE- maRnec
TO their full compliment, both iail&S and ma
rincs. NBRAP
Ii is expected proclamation will be il7Icd To-
calling tn parliament together early in NoveIn.
Der.
September s. The following, il is faid, is tn,
foundation of the dilpute between the courts Of
Madrid and Liibon, whom the latc diltutbassr.
happened In Spanifh America, about r~p year.
ago, great many Of the principal inhabitana
OF Chloe, after being driven from their native
let,lements, croned the river Plata, and took
iieltcr in the Portuguci. fcttlement OF St. Saliva
dor, where, though their perions were faferec
to be free, they were llrpPed Of all their eiicets
About twelve month after, general pacihca
ton being concluded between the Indians anr
Spaniards, theie Chiefs went back to their OWL
country, and complained of the uiagc they re,
ceived Of the Porrugueic, which the court o
Madrid is now contendng. 1t appears that ST.
Salvador, and all The lands as far as Cape Tho
mas, did originally belong to the Spaniards.
BY a new regulation nov making by order Q
his MajeGy, all the Governors, Colonies, anC
other principal officers, civil or military, belong
ing to his Majsfy's foreign CARTONS and plan
tarloas, either in Europe, Ala, Africa or Anne
Irica, ihall henceforth be obliged to rcldc on tn
fpot. or throw up their commilions.,
Orders are ient to Scotland to raile three com
Panies of Highlanders, TO complete the regimen
Of Scots Fuzilccrs.
Setfastsy 10. We learn from Paris, that Lore
Mansfield hath had private audience with TIL
4 T IsI ! NJ
Paris and thai the next day he went to Chan
tilly to confer with the Prince de Condo. Il j
expected that the dispatches which will very fooi
arrive there from London, will be 70 fatisaeto
ry, that Lord Stofmont may appear again a
Compeigne, and there preient his Uncle to tn
King and the Minieer. ~.