The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-16
Il H u R S D A Y, June I6.
B O S T O n.

The good PEOPLE of this town are reminded that their
TOWN MEETING fands adjourned to TO- MORROW
Morning o'clock, which time is requeied there
may be general attendance, matters of great imPor-
tance will come before them.
BOSTONIANS remember the eyes of all America are
upon you, and their hands ready to ait you-Be firm
ard a6t like men determined to be FREE
The fir of June inf. when the Bottom Port-Bill took
place. obierved by the inhabitants oHartiord, in Con-
ne6tcut, day of mourning the bells began to toll ear
" in the morning. and continued till evening; the town
houle was hung with black, and the edia affixed thereto;
the hoPs all hut, and their windows covered with
baCk, and other enfens Of difrefs.
We hear that the patriotic inhabitants of Philadelphia
have generouny voted give the poor of this town 800
barrels Of Flour, SEQ of which, it fad may be ioon ex-
pteted.
We arc told that the Address of his Majefys Council
to Governor Cage in anfSef his peech at the opening
of the preent eIion, with very unavourable
ception.
The two Houes Of the General Court have made choice
of the Rev. Mr.. Dman, of Salem, for thez Chaplain.
We have heard of ieveral neghbouring congregational
churches who have fee apart days of Eating and Prayer,
account Of the Peent melancholy apeet OF our public a-
fairs.
II iesms now to be the general en of the continent
that CONGRESS of Deputies from all the American
Governments, be held foon pobe, in order
cert eeesa mearcs for defeating the dePote dchgns of
our enemies.
NsG .ffbe 6ora on ;5s LGag-E,bayfayt n0zV 6Ht up
bundedi Of roe poor are of employ, and many zVbo Eved
geutsss 4piY Ss Be rsdEesd 70 RE Lat Shilling. Ter
der fbt xatstfy ereamfaSee,, people general tGzs thar
oyr;tads 4rtieb did honour fbs a1eisa Rsars. In
Jaunted BY Tyrants, we'll die be free"
7svaay se TIE 4fb king O4vS, regiment iandad from
On 5.ard the nar~t', lying at t5e nareb
ed 10 rbe CsEmss, svb9e fbey are escamped.
7egvday tbe 43d regiment landed tbs Long-yVfGrE
and are ro4U cucanpsd en- fbe Common.
We are informed that the sth and 3Sth regiments
hourly expected to arrive here.
IsEaad or brbrer, fbe Sogfb7Vdyd adzEng pay
for tie tea, letters reiUed igf ngbf from PHILADELPHIA,
far tbe s eegeEf agzeH fbe contrary, rbas bEve ser
aoseared T5y cGrSct Bazx fice ders fbe b. reb
trsSSiou fty mge r bare paeen RIBS Pep1, bar
4 cANTILE CONGRESS-, fems
ro. 10 Be The 1sice of all fbs Csiories from Neva-esa
Geagia and Ne1o-7srk fbe place Of meeting frepesd BY
pr:as etfeys Hszceve, gen1oEs brabysH Of fbat
tree0i complement Bsf0S 1pab RE afPoHftnf
befb of time and place E0bieb iHuGfion will zndoEbdy
Be accebsd zpi,b grateful aIary. Certainly fbs bs6eged
inhabitants Of tbi can havs no fepa'S 10 .s mo
snerf on ibis Ocea6on
76JlerGay sfernsos there meefizg Of fbe 3rads-
men Of RIBS r0zVn a. FaEeHi-HaM
Laa Wedncfaay his Excelency Governor Wentworth df-
foved the General Ahembly Of New-HampfhiTe.
IL IS incredible believe what pitch OF BraveJ and
Hvsan the Engih nation has arrived They have the
courage and unparalleled foude to cro the Atlantic and
fight their own Enarzed Eneib Subjects, who ways
dpod to hoties, nor inclined iuTrendcr then Lber
tes to the meces of an abandoned r Rut France and
Spain arc faered to nult the nominal hOnours of the
Birth nation with IMMUNITY.
An honef FRrEND lately arrived IN a mort P7age from
England discovering much acquaintance with the fate Of
that kingdom aed his opinion OF the Preent troubles
between Great Britain and America and anfwered, II
YOU and firmly together you will gain yUur point, other
wife you will altogether be ruined and enilsves ThEee