The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-29

Prince Gallitzin, Envoy Extraerdinaryfr Ruff
ia TO this Republick, has received the following
letterfrom Count Stackelberg
- - SIRE. AS the death of the Grand Wins
Mouflon Oglou, gave cccafon to our enemies TO
&c renorts in relation to the late peace, think
II nv duty 70 fend you the following facts I:
Marlhal Count Romanzow, who Is almoit re-
covered from, his late illneis, has ient me word,
thar the change the Ottoman Mlniitry has
made no changel u reipea TO the treaty of
thc Iare Grand w whole death was natural.
His frccelIor has non! d, by an cxpres to Count
Romanzow, that the peace hgned BY ms preds,,
refIor hall continue firm and unalserabie IN al
Avticles and ,he conditions nall DC rslelouiiy OBJ
.ssyhe Martial, with the content of the new
v;1;r has difpatched Col. Paterion to CONTAIN
,;nople. in quality of Charge des Afaire' 10. our
Court. lam, &C." -.
I'm, tin Po,sggalJ Sept. ~. Though It is
.n:r.llv believed that the allied powers will hnd
,,,ssns 70 accommodate the differences which have
,,r;arr between our court and that of Spain, con-
..err;no the limits of the Brazils, and the hhery
ON the COATS of A'grave, We are nevertheless
takinq proper meafure; TO put every thing IN
: rood aa,e of defence, in order to be prepared
againlt all events.
PersrNnrgb, (t5s Capital sfR46IaJ o9; 7. 1874.
THE rebellion is now at an end, and the tran
,n;II;tv of this empire refored, by the taking OF
thr rebel Pupatchef, who has been io~long me
,;Aurbcr of it. The Empreis received tnis
ayrecable and important news by courier who
.SS+;ved this morning from General Panin, with
a. .cro,nt thar the above mentioned traitor had
hrrn bound hand and foot by fome OF the COL
F.cks of the Yaick, who were his adherents
theie people informing General fanin o. enelI
having iecured him, and OF their reauinel: =
fubmit, the General Immediately ient rtihee
GaIitizin to fcize PagateheH The people Ia
the revolted provinces have hnce, upon GENERA
Panin's arrival among them, returned 20 ehS,r
duty. The Generals at Preient at town eau
ed Penfa, the 6rit thar declared IN favour OF ~,
gatcbef. the inhabitants of which haveiubmitted
md obtained pardon, except fifteen OF the mon
cuIpable, who were hanged.
LoNDoN, on. IS. A correspondent aliures
us. thar notwithstanding the various cauies ~
6pn.d for the jxer death Of the late parliament
that il died yoftes of the Kiag's Ezs!
on. IS. By authentic letters from Rome, we
are aiIured the late Pope was Poifoned by the IN
Auence of the Iefuits, again which tociety ne has
d;fineuifhed himfelfin very ieyere manner.
Many people cenfure the k for the Amer.
can buiineis he certainly does not act hlmieii'
bur does implicitly as he IS bid but when mo-
narchs are todiaated TO. and thoie councils prove
detrimental to public good, does it not behove
rseonle 70 enquire into the Vaccinations OF
'f6oie, Who are the conductors Of fuch baie mat
tiers
The Ala, Boync and sOmeriet, ihiPs Of the
line, with the Hind and Scarbro' tTigates, are
ordered to New York with troops. But that Ter
vice is now become 70 irkiome and rsPugnant to
the feelings and difPOftions OF Engiiihmen, that
many of tne officers have written to be iuPeTced-
ed in cOnfcquence of the diiagreable duty they
are appointed 10.
w;II not defray the expences government, or the
public, hath already been ar, in their sndea-
your 70 fubjest the Americans, and yet they
teern ina whoethey were.