The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-13

ss.e means to pa; sLd % gSr contentious tet"een
England and the eoioni.
Coueie oEdent informs Us, that he has unlJatsed n
telicence that large body cuIts preparing 70 ct
tie Quebec ard that Coeges 70 DC erected there ior
their reception 10 that this body OF men, who have been
peecured in NOT Romln Catholic counties enemies 10
chfanity and the public pca,e viii length ind an al um
in the dominons Of Proteltant Prnse. 81. i. CtTSS
A Gentleman iua arrived fem Birmingham informs US,
that at NOT of the villages in sha5 Negooarhood Parseu-
larly at Ed.ebafon, the Roman Catholic Form OF Wohp
is as publicly performed that Of the efabhed Church
and thar the Pres publicly narut the weak and the g-
noranr in their perncous Doctrine, and make many Prois'
lytes.
4uen9 n. Monday morning fome important dfpatches
arrived at Lord Darmouths Office, from Sir John Dick, his
Maetys Conul General Lbon, which are to be laid to-
morrow before the Privy Council.
An exprefs is arrived Lord Rochfords Office, with an
account ofhe peace between the Ruan and Turks being
fgned the 18th Of July laa.
Biihop is ihory be appointed for Quebec in the
manner of Onaburg and Lubeels protcant and papif
alsernately England is to have the frt nomination.
We hear from good authority, that above hundred
gentlemen, ladies', and families of moderate fortunes, IN
tend next May embark tor North America, with or
600 families of fobc and induous hubandmen, artfees,
and Manufacturers WHO cannot get bread in England.
Thoe who have money intend purchafe lands at very
moderate rate, and improve them. The climate is good,
and provions of all kinds in great pen, and extremely
cheap Ladies OF zOOo fortune IN the FUNDS canno IN
theft expenive times, live with toerable deceney in the
cheape parts of England In America they live with
all the convenences and comforts Of life upon the produce
of thar fun carried there. The plan of this extenve
degn will be pubhed, that perions may take the
advantage of going in company with ome gentlemen and
ladies' of the mo respectable chaaeesn this kingdom, who
will put themeves the head of this benevolent degn.
From tbs London PuBLIc LEDGER, Anga6 g.
TIVE Sporting Calendar of the Royal Exchange the
Il Wef-Inda Walk, propofes the following bets to the
confederation Of the mercantile part Of the community.
TWO to ONE but the whole body of Wet India
chants addre the Throne within thee months for the
peal of the Bottom Bills.
SIX to FOUR that hundred thoufand Manufa6tur-
make their appearance at St. amess with Address,
spraying his Maefy put them in fome way procuring
fubfence for their families, the ruin of the American
- Trade has involved them in deHueton."
An even bs that General Gage either hanged forced
to quit the province within Six months.
A guinea fhiing but General Gage, notwithiand-
ing his BUcKRAM Proclamation, turns out-a BoBADfL.
An even bet that before the expiration of the cning
winter Governor Hutchinfon will dare thew his
TREACHEROUS head in the freets Of London.
Immene odds but that the whole of American
merce is defroyed beyond redemption.
An hundred to that the Americans unite, honey
and freedom will put Ignorance raeaity, and oPPeon to
the rout.
Five to one that If the fSord is drawn, General Gage
miRakes WINDMILL for a magazine of arms, and is
more intent on gaining BREAD, than VICTORY, for his
troops.
million to one but he wies the minier the Devil
before the campaign begins