The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-06
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prefent Of wheat from our brethren of Canada, to the
Ocrcs by the PorAe, peculiarly acceptable time
when the people Of that province have been baicy repreen
e4 dipoicd and ready ai our enemies ia fixing the
ihactles of nayery upon their Engiih neighbours.
nineral writer in favour Of taxing TIE colonies, az
ferts in late London paper, that millions eng the
ju proportion Of taxes, the colonies ought to pay Great
Britain.
Monday la the ancient and honcuabe artillery company
had their a training for this year. They muered in the
fate honie, and then marched Cob -h, where they
went through the military nsnGuvres.
Tueflay there general mufer ofthe militia at Dor
chefer; they went through the military movements with
great exaetnels, particularly eea company of Artillery,
under the command Of Capt. Roberts, they were dreed in
uniiorms, and nswed great Kill in the military
TueJay la keg filled with Tea, carried from this
town to Salem in Wagon, bur unknown rhe proprietor
Of the Wagon the dIye however IL detected there
and publicly burnt.
We hear from 0ld-Yo<, that on Friday lsR, quantity
OF Tea arrived there, iad be from Liverpool upon
which the alembed, and choie committee to take
and feeure IL, until further deovey could be made and it
put into fore Of Capt. Groros and the evening
following number Of Piekwscke Indians came into town
and broke open laid fore and carried IL of, ard IL has
been heard Of nce. The quantity Of tea was d to be
about so W.T. and belonged Capt. James Donnel and
the Mater.
We hear from Plymouth, that on Tuefiay Ian, an
Obation made TO Neptune, of about two hundred
weight OF hat noxous hetb IA. IL was freghed from
Eoya-SeOtia, in filming Schooner, and under the supices
of night, concealed in place called the et-Woods
three leagues from tire town but with 70 much ieceey
to eicspe the vigilance Of the committee of enquiry.
All the empty houes, out-houies in this town, are
taken up by the ioldiery.
The Inferior Court, which was to have been held here
on Tueiday lat, is adjourned.
We are told, that great number of thofe gentlemen
who have been returned erve in the General Ahcmby
which to have been convened ls Tueay, arc now
Salem.
This week number of the Addrelers to the late Co
ve:nor Hutehinon, informed, preented with
the following Gard, viz.
Bsfen EneantzeEf, Sspfez5ey I774. BY order Of
lis EGoelency General Gage. Permit the bearer hereof
Mr.. -, pas the Centinel, and the lines of the en-
Szmpment, az all times, without mobilization.
(Signed) 81. SMALL, Major Of The Bigades."
The late accounts fom Philadelphia a:e, that the Con-
ges continued in Pyae loemn debersiion, and as the
members under lce honorary ties offeessy, nothing
had mPired Ct ;he. proceeding IL however coniee-
tured that they had appointed large committee or COM
mtees for -ing the rights Of the colonies to point out
all the atutes o. parliament relating to America, ard
wherein ard how far Affected segrieved BY sny Of
thOie fatates; ard aey, Popole mode of reief ore
par, CT which, it was uPPOld, would be general ron-
portaton agreement. The Ereztef Immunity rFesaici
amOsis tao msEbsSs u lie eensFeas-