The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-20
~ u u q d G, SeptembeT d, I774.

40 U E.B I, G, September y, 1874.
Lat Sunday afternoon, arrived the Baton before this
City Ship Canadian. Capt. Abbott in 60 days from
cowes, having on board his Execency Maj Gen. Carle
tom Captain General and C6manderin Chief Of the pro.
vince of Quebec, Lady MARIA Carleton, with her Chill
drcn and Lord Vount Pitt, Son of the Earl Of Chatham
they landed on the beach about o'clock, under deharge
If cannon, where they received by the Leut.Go-
vernor the Citizens, and concoufe Of people,
who expd their Joy the location, by repeated acolsa
tious oflong live the King the regiment in CANTON under
arms lined the reers both ides, from the landing place
to the Cattle Of St. Lewis and in the evening the ous
houes and many of the hours Of the principal inhabitants
of the Upper Town handiomly Illuminated. ri: tx.
celeney has nce been eonpmented with addreIes from
the Bhop of Quebec, the hyperion Of the Seminary, the
hyperion General Of Vie Jeuits, the hyperion of the Re-
cOlets, and the Canadian fubjeas in the City.
wy o Z K, OStober n.
This morning Major General Haldimand will embark
on board the Counties of Darlington uanpolt, attended
by Major of Brigade Moncrefe, Capt. Cambl., Afiisnt
Osarter-maer General Capt. Brehm, Aid su Camp and
Capt. Hutchnfon with General Haldimand will ALTO en-
bark Colonel PreieOt; of the Royal Fozecr, company
of Royal ARTILLERY, with a large quantity Of ordnance
flores for Cattle William. The companies Of the Royal
Regiment of ireland, tndcr the command Of Capt. Shee
and the 47th regmehc commanded by Major CairncroE
are embarked board the Empress OF Ruta, and Other
traniports for the port of Bottom.
On board the traniports great nsber Of artfcer
how have engaged to work upon the barracks preparing
for the accommodation Of his Maeys troops Bottom.
The following is the order in which his M4ietys troops
are be quarered Bottom, provided the intended bar
racks oud be complicated before the winter ets in,
The Kings own Regt. At the il-houfe atNew- Bottom,
The 9Th Regiment, From Lberty-Ties to the Neck,
The .e H"y p.' Ms.,n' and Near Fors-HiII,
The 45d Regiment, Near the Market,
The oath Regiment, To rrmain at the Cattle,
The Royals Of Ireland, }
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The 47th Regiment, quartered in Town.
The sad Regiment. -
At meeting of the importers Of goods from Great-Br-
tar, TO take into confederation the datis 6on that has
already appeared upon the advance of divers articles, ome
of them the real neeelries Of life And being determined
far in lies, prefeTve the peace of the city,
think It neceary, in order the eau for any flu
ture mumurngs, to make the following declaration.
That will not from the apprehension of non-importa
goods and when flch agreement al have taken place.
we will continue fell them for moderate profit, and
more.
That we will do utmof to difcourage all engrolers,
and perons who buy up goods with of creating
tcia Iarcy, thereby to obtain Plauible preext
for enhancing the prices.
That if any retailer or other peron oud, by contrary
eondu endeavour defeat hee good intentions,
will, man, decline dealing with him and hall con-
hder him than. the author authors Of all the dur
Dances that hal be eonfeqsent tkereupon.
Sigsed, by order of large numbsnof importers met at
the Exchange. HENR REMSEN.
We hear that five houfand French regulars, have been
lately landed the iGAnd of HpaniOa, from OldFrance
YelleTdsy morning between II and I o'clock, FIRE
.boke out behind the upper barracks, in houe that had
fom= time been occupied military hOfPta, which
continued but BY the activity Of the people who aiembled,
the flames we fuppreed without doing further damage
We have not heard that any Peron was burnt or burt.