The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-08

7M~~zy)HT taught to uie thefowhng Pio-1 'c"'
&SzsfX their youth, and generally nre
Gnale balls with great exaetneis at fowl or oeaN.
A Gentleman well acquainted with that country
i consdens the four provinces can muiter upwards
Of .oooof theie markimen IN forty-eight hours.
LII. more CALLING crcumaance TO bnsin
kub;eA Avs n correipondent) to be enilayed ny
their countrymeh than by. foreigners; the very
/, idea Is n,orc :rkfome and uniuppor table. Wnat
fhall they bedeprived Of an opporrsnity OF thing
inp. and complaining, after an arbitrary ny
have embarralIed them, deprived them OF the
common benefits. denied them representatives
and even fc;eaed their petitions; hall they not
NIGER to coniuIt on the mott immediate and ettec.
,ual mode Of obtaining rcdiels How cruel
how 'up;ua + how abiolute |! IL 70. farewell to
ihe liberties of New England ~ors. perhaps /''H
10 thole OF old England. go
The clerks in the Poa-oHice are employed day
and nigh. in difpatching expreaesto every Part
of thefingdcm, In conisqucnee OF the dlholuu-
on Of parliament,
According to the opinion of fome leading men
- .monc the minifry, the election tor Middisicx
Nill be a very hard Rruggle and nobleman,
,ery buiy in this matter, was heard the other day
20 declare. that if the minillry could depend on
,hc two candidates now in their eye, 1t would
colt the bill Of rights gentry above 100000. &c
eonteit it wiIi them.
: A CORRESPONDENT wiftes to be informed of,the
propriery of the big founding words-Honour
DIGNITY, and Privilege OF P------T, when az
the fame time the P------t itieli, by the very
breath Of a .--, can, al Pieasure, as SNAKE
lbeare lays, 6f uihoiVeu,
"And, ike [an1 infubaantial pageant faded,
a. Y a.,sa NOR q rraf L behind"
A correiponderS iays, that the Premier has
declared within Ihefe few days TO an intimate
friend, that if he continues 10 have the ianctien
cf a great perionage, he will go thorough Fitch
with affairs, and bring them right at lait or ioie
bis head. -
A few day, ago Lord shslburne fet out for
Paris. . ts.
General Gage tfays wfiterl leems to be fl
hflrument to prorno.e the deiigns OF inc court IN
their fulleit extent. II fcems he perfeciy under
aands the ipirit, as well as the letter. OF an ass
ofParliamSnt !; by not iutfering the boitonlan:
90 meet without his leave, he will cut up the Boz
tonians liberty by the roots. y;
49, C7oSey s. The diaolving parli.H'ens ans
calling new enc is all farce, Il Is only break
ig up of fchool; the lame petulahs Weltmniter,
boys come pack again, and the lame men Wi
meet al Weaminsers and 60 on IN enclohng
.aring, and hsTying shePeople.. :
By .cIe-S lascly received from Vierha, we arc
informed that report prevailed there that ,th'
Grand Signior had refufcd 10 ratify the iats
peace, till iome points were adluRed TO which
be objeas in consequence Of which the Ruiiiar
General, Count Romanzcw, is making prepa.
fations With his army, at Foczany, to o.ligs Ain
&c ful6l them. -.
OaoSsr II. -Yeaerday there was great lcyes
nj ST., lanes's but no council there were pre-.
FAINT Lord North, Lord Dartmouth, Lord Roch-
ford, Lord Townfhehd. and icyeral others Of the
mobility.
IL was yenerday currently reported, that ths
sowa Of Bottom was deitroyed by the military. who
had been provoked to lay the capital of Malta.
chuaetts Bay in aihes. ~.-
e. We are aushorized to allure the public, that :
.fquadron of men of war is ordered to be httet
on, with the utmoa expedition, In order TO pro.
seed 20 Bottom !. and that the iaid iquadron Is IL
FAKE battalion Of marines on board, from III,
Chatham diviEon. Thoie marines are intended
- aa as emergencies may require, either on boare
hip or on ihore.
I'VE have been informed, that the 6rIt buGneG
the new parliament will go upon, will be tomaks
iuch nsoeisary lawsas may ieem likely to enforce
the execution of thofe already fa4ed againf A
rer:ca there is NOT the lea thoughts entertained
of repeating them. as fome we're apt to imagine
CowsrANrlxoPLE. Sssf. :. The Porte ha,
Gat orders TO the AesT, in the Black Sea, to re-
turn: An order was Cent from the lage Viiir tt
the Magi0rates of Smyrna to proclaim the peace,
which Was accordingly done.
Linn, Ssps. Is. Capt. Montrey, command
er Of the Engliih Frigase the Thames, arrived
here lat week, hath declared thar the difference
between the Engliih and the Algerines are come
10 fach point, that the Engiiih merchants wh'
were at Algiers had left it BY the advice of AID
miral Dennis and that all the Engliih merchant
ihips In the Mediterranean were conveyed by hi
faid AdmnaPs iquadrOn to the Cape of St. Via
cent.