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JUST HE'D,

TUST PULLS HE'D,
(Pries Nine Sbhins,, elegantly bsHnd and hftrsd)
And to be Sold by Ohm BOY Z, at his Shop in
MMborough-Street,
5TW NTY SERM o MS,
Il on the following Subjects, Will. The Folly and
Danger of Dupcty in Relgion.--II. The Excellence of
the Human Soul.-III Jefus chrft the only Source of
Ref and Happiness.-Iv. The DOmniOno an ornnPosnt
Deity Reslon for Joy ard Praiie.--V, VI, and VII.
Charity more excellent than Faith HoPc.-Vlll Chit
preaching to the Spirits in PrfonIX. Redemption blythe
Blood of ChriR * and XI. The Connection betweenhe
Duties and Comforts of Region.--XII. The obgatins
to Family Religion.-XlI. The Uiefulneis and lmRr-
lance of religious EddcatiOn.-xIV, XIV and XVI. pc
Table of the Lord rendered contemPtble-XVH I'd
XVIII. Practical Obervatons the Hifory OF Judas ad
and his tragica End.-XIX. Man doomed TO return to p
Duf from whence he was taken.--XX. II: Beiednp'
Of thofe who have not een and yet have believed
By ANDRE ELFo 7, ~ -
Pator OF "a Church in BosToH.
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LiterOyt jae PSbijbed,
ION Purpoie TO be given at Funerals)
And 10 be Sold at the above Place,

IOn PuTPOIG 10 DC gIFOn Ut uIIVI'IV
And 10 be Sold at the above Place,
[Prics One Shilling Gnz, and Ten Peues BY tbs D0sen]
REV WING COR ID Ia l.,
"A for ck Sn-dek, delpairing Soul, in the Time Of
Temptation. The fame being an Extract of the worthy
Authors Experience Of the Particulars following, viz
|. The miraculous Peeyation Of his bodily Life from the
many Deaths and imminent Dangers which threatned IT.
whsle in a State of Nature.-lI. The Method God tooi
with him, in awakening him to look into and to mind
Soul Concerns, when about fourteen Years of Age
ILL., How the Spirit Of Bondage took him, and what fearful
Work il made in his Soul.--IV. How the Spirit Of
Adoption ucceeded the Spirit of Bondage, healing and
binding up deep Wounds, caufed in his Soul thereby.
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JsF pH5ID5ed (prlfs One O6aIiNgI
And to be Sod az the tame shop, X
THE Tranlgreilion of Land punlihed
Il BY Multitude of Rulers. Conadered IN cwo
DiScoues, delivered July 10 1874, being voluntar OBJ
lcrvsd in mott of the religious Aiienbe' throughout the
Province Of Maiaehuetts-Bay, as Day of rating and
Prayer, on Account Of the dark Aipea of our public
Affairs And now publhed at the Define OF the Hearers,
TO whom they are Intended
PETER WHITNEY, A. M.
Paaor of the Church Of ChriR in Marlborough.
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Jua Imported, and to be SOLD,
DIG E, Cotton Wool, Coffee and
IN Sugar, by the Hogfhead Barrel, and FINAL
Quantity of Beaver. Enquire Of T Z S G.
OURNE Y, near the Draw Bridge.
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ALL perfons that have any Demands on
"A the Etase of Mr.. JOSEPH JACKSON, late of
Bottom, Trokman, deceald, de6red TO bring in their
70 faid eate and thoe who indebted fad Eate
requecd to ettle and Fay the fame ad Exeeutrx, i'm
medately.
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Oliver chulc to carry it to Bottom and II IS
under cover Of an armament they even hope
10 land it there. The int eft OF the merchant
has in Eome trihing degree hitherto broke IN
upon the relo utions OF the Americans to con-
fume no Engliih teas, while government did
not openly enforce the Importation. But IN
fling as this importation has been, 1t was tut-
6cient TO alarm the Legislative powers there, 10
thar they are now forming committees OF oorrei-
pondence for their mutual iecurity. informed
Of this as YOU are, upon what ground OF true
policy. can your Lordlhip think Of putting this
odious meaiure mo man, who knows Lord
North's fcntiments, will iuPpoie him inclined
to favour the wilhes of America, If they are IN
clinrd TO a uniform expeditions, or look tor
wards to independence yer all men will &C
knowledge that nothing can 70 Immediately
and efettually form ana cement this intended
union and iyitem of ierious oPpofiuon, as
that which you now mean to puriue. Il iuch
committees are fastious, nay, according TO your
Lordihip's language, treaionable, is 1t wife TO
irritare, provoke, or give frcih alarms - The
formation of thoie committees or ideas OF a.
congreis are grounded on the fuPPoied abio-
Lutte necelity there is for the colonies to OPP
pofc and corrupt ruinous iyaem Of govern
ment, which mutt reduce this country 70 beg
z gary, and alfoPaIl down Americatoo, ifeOn-
4 SeSted with u.s. Do you fupPotc chat three
or four merchants, who may be lntereited IN
the fale Of teas, can lntimidaiet the cioien bands
Of the legilalive bodies throughout the line OF
provinces I Or can they our OF their profitable
commifions huh them into iilence ~ Iouen
of the palm, like The members OF st. Stephens
Chapel ,.e
Gtion and temper of the people in America
han any man Naturalization iPeak 1t to
your Lordihip's eonfu6On but more FOR the
esncourags urnt of the friends Of freedom
throughout the world "a form is, now ga
therlng in America, which viii either ruin
the friends and dependents of my Lord Butte
in this country, or feperate the colonies ior
ever from its dominions.' ATTlCUS.
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. r u E S D, AY, January 10.
n 10 s. u d n.

Yeaeray ie might, about three O'clock in the morning
f. broke out in MIR. Willipm MoorS hoemAkers hop,
the Long wharf at Newport, Rhode land, which entirely
confirmed the fame, toeetle. with houe adoining be-
longing to MIR. lanes Anthony, natter This asede-is
was occaloncd by pot itove.
We hear from Chsriefown, in New-Hamp1ire, thar
the new goa there burnt down, laid to be let fueby
priioner. ~
We alto Rear that hour Dover, belonging &c ont Mr.
Ham, was coaurpedhs hre lat week.
We hear a brig forp the et-lndies bound to Ne.bny,
was lately ca away Nantucket and thar it touehE
the veei and part the cargo would beot At lofS
or Two Of the froze to death, and the cataa
much frot-niPt.
court of wills and probate, for tie county Of Grafton,
in New-Hamphie, is to be hedat Plymouth the 74th
initant and at Hnerll on the 5th Of April next of
which court the Hon. John Fenton, Eiqi is appointed
Judge, and Jonathan Mitchell Sewal, Eiq late OF Salem,
RegIfer. ~. s. ~ W
PoRTsMouTH, TaHrayy "a. Ycferday came to tcws
In the agceoa, from Bottom, the Lady who is iaid TO be
the Dutchsis or Pnnces Of Cronenburghln one Of the
outhern papers, he has gone by the above and denr
names and titles, may be een by our late paPers.
correspondent fays, It'll pity this Lady came from New
York TO Rhode Iand in packet for had ee come though
the colony of Connsccur, aud certainly have known
who and what ie was, it morally the cuom at all
the public houles there, ak tranger, what his ne,
and bis bufne, where lie from, where he going,
s., &c. before thsywI even give your horie oats.
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.s5.rsg s,7t~g Montague, D'sS6y "a, 1878.
webaye to .exnoet. to you the reception of two let
tes the irt dated in June lat the ieeond IN sePemD1
which uif come to hand. That in June acquainted US
with very provdental dicovey for which under God we
are Indebted to the vglence and activity OF ome OF your
body. ,l--l,,
Ne acknowledge ourcIves bound by every obligation Of
gratitude mutual benefit and regard to peient and future
hapaine to keep good look OUT that we may DC able TO
dappont and eonound the open atlantis and sSre mas nina
tons Of our enemies, az home and abroad beng ienno
how much depend on the wdo reiouton and Perieser-
ance of the friends to American liberty, at the Preent time,
when the eene which has besn opening 10 long, appears TO
be brought 10 near clofe. = s.
The unity and harmony which you recommend, we are
happy in having in ome meaure anticipated ne ions Of
liberty here took the eae opportunity to form themiees
into body calling themfelves an artillery company under
officers ehoien by theniyes being enrolled BY clerk and
conng of ro4 pcons who have Already met ieveal times
and performed the manual exece of the fire lock with
fome expsrtne oberving the exa6e ordr and god de-
and will undoubtedly ready tojeoPard ne lives
in the high places of the field, when called IN defence Of
their Kng their country and their property determined
that no facreigous hand a from the ark of our
privileges and lafrty.
We have the pleaure nform you that the cauie Of IL
berty growing caufe among US, the fcales falling fa
from the eyes Of neighbours, and we have good eaon TO
hope, that the pendor of will foon diPe all the fog
and fmoke, which the enemies to lht ana uut nave fd
and leave them alone grops in the dark tortured and flung
with the worm of approaching confidence, until BY ahaPPy
repentance and reformation they @ have made repatriation
for the injuries they have done or meditated.
Our tut is in the goodne OF our caue, and prayer
TO that benevolent being, who gave excnee and our
ienfbiIty, whereby we perceive when and by whom
our rights are invaded that he will never ter people 70
innocent bgave and vrtuous to be nllayed. We are,
M Your friends and humble kryants.
Signed by order of the committee of coePcndenee for the
Diarif of Montague,s
Mosxs GLEE, Clerk.
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Saturday morning the following Pcaed up in the mOa
pablo parts of this town, viz.
Breshren, and fellow citizens

Saturday morning the following was Poted up in the mot
pablo parts of this town, viz
Brethren, and fellow citizens
You may Depend that thoie odious miiersans and de-
teAble tools 20 mniy and governor, the TIA CoSsIG-
MES (thos orators their country, butchers, who have
dons, and doing every thing to murder and deiroy all
that sl aadin the way Of their private ntse are de-
temined come and rede again in the town OF Bolton.
therefore give you this early nstlce that you may hold
yourelves in readines the hote notice, TO give them
fueh areception, as ine vile ngates deis. JoYcE,Jun
(Cbaimas Of fbs fOrrziffef fer faring esd eafbeSg.J
any perion foud be 70 hardy tear this down,
they mar expect M ievsref reientment. J. Jun
The fevsra committees of this town we hen never mad 10
much bu6hes upon their hands at pgeent Three Of
them in their evera departments il is ad, lat late lat Fri
day evening And the committee OF coneiPondenee the
evening before. Dos. Cas.
The country road committees we are informed keep
vary good look out prevent coming town by and
While the nght.look-out Committees equally induir-
Gus feeling landed in this and the neighbonrng
iea ports :, Ala'
tarring and eAtherng one day neutrality-suspicious. men
10 think Of gaining footing in this town agsn 70 iays
every man high and low, rich and poor. IBID.
1t faid BY ome Of the friends of the tea oommones,
that is hard upon them be kept confined at the cattle,
while two of the eonmifoners of the cufoms who
more bllmeabe ara uerrd walk the reets large lid.
We arc informed, that John Cook, of Salem, kip
per of chocne Belonging Mr. George Bicford, ofths
fame place. accepted of the osS employment of trAni-
porting nom caps-Cod to Caille-Wiam, the Eaitlndil
oompanys deteble tea, ayed of the wreck of Capt.
Loring brig. -
MIR. Biejford is patient at Eiex hoirtal, and we
arr alre that company Of natives, dred in the Indian
manner, armed with harchet axes, &C. have already paid
him Wifi but he hsng under inoculAton, they deferred
proceeding to cxtrrmtes Vivian punIihment Is 20 be
inflicted on tie Skipper vet uncertain but il Is Judged
hy the expeditions indignation his eonda3, that he viii
not eIeale with Impunity.
tscms be the opinion o! many people that tea tent
here from the .ga6ouring eolonss, uEeet to duty,
hoald BE ioii al Limited Fee The great Object IS, 70
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iations oss,,, until the at. of parliament lnpOans dn'y

iations or others, until the at Of parliament npOans duty
upon il is repealed.
nth TbAr coneipondent example, in the worthy gen
teuen w,,o think itoar of ther1phee, tojonusin fn-
ati ~ a;lrs of Siy q would further eydence 70 "a
their concern TOT the public tranquy and net oar faf-
ther r-ipettfI Acknowledgements,
Il 18th That the een and thanks of the community are
due to eur brethren OK the OF Bottom, and others o.
that vciny their eaonab regular ana prtsd enaca
vours that the LATELY imported into tue provinces o
the Ea-India company might DC nmediaey returned al
events. Ny 20
10Th That this town will readily GIVE them all thai ait-
,rc that tuasion and other ciTcnaSe viii admit OF,
IN ther farrher eonitucna lawful endezvors Vr pre-
venting the nporaron landing and vending OF the oy
any pcrion or perons whatioc,er, while the act ipons
duty upon il is not repealed.
Iath. That they will chearfly appear in their defence
under whatever mcatnng ceumaness may attend or &c
coneqdenropon their regular jealous endeA'oer,
in r, public and important affair and IN defence oil all
other, cur jus right apd privileges.
And whereas brethren addres US with religious To-
Ieny and condeEend to ak advice the s9nniIttcc
take leave TO offer to the confederation OF the town. IN add
tion to the Reoves paca, tbs following Mort address, as
appearing 70 them proper upon the Prslent IMPORTANT os-
caiien. s-s----
Beloved brethren, let US tand far in the lbsty where
with God, and the Brt civil coniituton an eonuneuoh
with our ovn have MADE VS. free that neither we nor our
poisery ssr hpoash any fault Of OOrs DC intanslsd
JosxrH HALE
EDMyNp MARcBs
.ssr ye4 RI = JAcos GEaEIsH,
., DuDLEy coLMAE,
r,., JosHuA NoYEs,
Communities.
The foregoing report being read the town unanimously
voted 70 erctps aro and voted that the lame hoaid DC
entered snoag the fssOId ofshs town. nlALso, 80
Voted, That aeopyof ssm hOud Be ranmi tied TO the
committee OF in the town Of Boton, to be
improved as they ihan ttink propH. AttsN'
DupLEY CoLMAH, Town-Clerk.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
, ems To MIR. HUTCHINSON. &

Dear Sir, and my Old Correspondent.
,VOU may conceive have Aackaed a liz
+, Il tie in my devotion to your amufement
But I allure you, Sir, my regard for your pro-
jfa6k entertainment is by no means dirniniihed
though at preient Iittle diverted into another
channel Sketches. in news papers being
tranGenl exiAenees, il has been thought ne
ceAary to commit the ieveral mof itrisSing ar
ticles of your administration to writing, and
when 'finifhed, to print, to be lent after you to
Great-Britain as Recommendation, which
may az4H ar much az ii ran av0I to;render you
as much refpe6ted on that fdethe water as you
have the ,pleafure to find youF1elf and family
are on this. am emphatically yours,
.h-- Z. L u d L O W..
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

Mr.. THOMAS,
VIZ Fl z N Bernard had 70 filed up the
w meaiure Of his ihiquity that he was
no longer tolerable to the good people of this
province, he was, to the great joy Of thouiands
removed but what have we gained by the
mighty favour Truly the fublime iatisfaaion
ofhaving villain knighted and confulted in
every mealure that has ince fefpe6ted US. Now
the viper to whom Demands own family i'm
puted all his mifrule and misfortune has ALTO
come to the end of MS tether, &c that he can no
further oitenfbly ferve the dehgns of adminif-
tration, and in great goodnefs is alto to be re-
called to give necenary information of the mot
probable means to take adyantageo the weak
nels of this long abuied people. But if in
contradiction to both Bernard and Hutchinion's
opinion they have virtue enough to defect the
tea plot, l know not what other article adni-
nilfration can FIX upon with the leaf expectati-
on of iucceis. SIMON ZELOTES.
Quere, if we are much longer vexed in this
manner will not the necs5Fty sftbe CAFE warrant
our refuhng to be impoi, d upon In fuch fla
grant terms by the tools, pies and emiDarisS of a
foreign fac, and placing the fupreme power
of government in hands the people confide in?
A head at varience andin oppofte inteTeif with
the body can be no leis a monftrous Piano
menon in the political than the natural world.
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For the MASSAcHU SETTS SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS,


Peaie to inlert the following in your next.
a WRITER in EdesSS CTs paper Of MONDAY lat, un-
IN der the fgnatufc Of R. S. has Il hope tho' Min
formation, and with degn prejudice innocent pea
on thrown the public thabone Of the officers of tho
euom in Boffon has, 70 uie bis own words "bsen FIN
p az be zvrg bear RE Odn, atdfo rake fbe rqa IF
aiamediing in fbsirdng Of tsaaf fbs ea SObifB eas
fran Engiand IN Nh. CLars'sbrR.
Before reading the above paragraph, Imagined that the
peron alluded had always behaved well in his Office. 1t
induced therefore take iome pains enquire into the
fact and the public may be afued there is the leah
foundation for fuch reflection agalna him, he hay-
ing made any declaration of ueh nature, the whole ofhs
conduct in that being only fuch the duty Of bis
Office in the euhom obliged him to. 80
How this officer behaved in bis former htuadon pretend
not to know but common ufice obgcs to fay that
have never heard any othe ucous part of the nhabtans
ofthe place where he formerly eded fugge any thing but
that which would rather do him honour than the contrary
II Friend 10 TRuTH.
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l,y Aide the tots ale ard usefeas ;asFay tu'y erta %
asfe1rassas i, cye aet his appsA 70 be a, univss
fa eu.o az INC iEhaei.lnrs hefesersl -oia.r, an
mutt entise ent any being imported hon Graf
Britln.
AZ the anniversary Of the sowiP club, hela . New
port lat Tugday s.nnisht, a following osi, among O.
thers, was irank &c n eOtscsb fsT s,ssbe hetgs-
tgg fiddle, bard n0Reg bs.s' sad es.ia.Si 'a1sg y Al
rec enensiss Of 47maiear." fn
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JosxrH Hale,
EpMuNp MARcBs
JAcoB GEREIsH,
DuDLEY CoLMAr,
IosHuA NoYEs,
S A + UR DrA Y, January :. IS.
r o s T O N. MI

To the committee OfepspOndenes Of the oWn Of Bottom
,f.rs.rJ s,7,.~g Montague, DRsmt0 IA, 1878.
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WE'D NE S D AY, January a.
B % S r 0 n.

We hear from Exeter, that lait we'd
neiday number of ladies andgentlemen,
met on T+ower-hill in that town, and there
confirmed BY &c comfortable qaanttyof
that baneful and Ndelpifed article. 1 EA.u--
As the weather was very cold, the ladies
were not backward in feeding tie fire, and
perhaps took as much pleaiure IN, deitroying
laid fuel, as they would in tipping 10 b-nc-
full commodity.
MARRIED. Nov. I2th, at St. Bennets
Church, Paul's Wharf, in London, Mr.
Nathaniel Wheatley, of Bolton, New
England, to Mis Enderby, of Thames
Street. :,
Died. Mrs. Abigail Leverett, aged
10. Mrs. Ruth Davis, Wife of MIR. Ed
ward Davis, Merchant. Mrs. Sulannah
Iohonnot. Relia of the late Mr.. Andrew
Johonnot, Diffiller, deceafed. Mrs. Ho-
ner, Wife of Mr. John Homer, Stone
Cutter. AtRoxbury, Mr.. Hunter, Butch
er. AT Dorchefer, William Spur, Eiq;
in the commiiiion of the Peace for Suffolk
County. AT Fort-William, in Salem,
Mrs. Elizabeth Frye. AtGlouceiter, Cape
Ann. the hon. Thomas Sanders, Efq; for
merly a Representative for that town, and
for feyeral years one of his Majeffy's Coun-
Gil. AT Newbury, Mr.. Thomas Wood
bridge, Ship-builder. MIR. Stephen Moo
DIV. At Portfmouth, Mrs. Elizabeth Wi
bird, Daughter of the late Rev. labez
Fitch. At Mendon, Mr.. George Keith,
Innholder. AT New York, Mrs. Mon
Grief, Wife of Major Moncrief. In
England, Lieut.. Gen. Gore, by which q
regiment becomes vacant----Peter Mani
gault, Efq; gentleman pofsied Of q large
eAate in South Carolina, where ne was
many years Speaker of the Commons
Houle of Ahembly.
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NJ Q N D A Y, January "a.

The weather for feveral days paf has
been feverely cold; many perlons have
had their fingers, toes, SIC. frott nlPt.---
The harbour is 70 blocked up with ice,
that our navigation is at ftand.
A comfortable quantity OF -four was
brought to market lait Saturday upon
feds, from Northampton.
Captain Lowell of Newbury-Po Port, whom
we foine time ago mentio ned to have been
terribly wounded by the diicharge Of cam
non at the EAex Hofpital, having recover
ed, the cure merits notice, and does great
I 6f the f,,s,tAe PhyGcian who has the care
but twelve DAYS, and the iiafnf0 T PIX was 1jut
making its appearance, when the accident
happened, by which his left arm was blown
of and never found, and theremaining part
was amputated within four inches of the
ihoulder The right hand and part of the
arm were torn to pieces and this armswas
amputated juh below the elbow: The
large veAels Of the neck, the windpipe and
the lower jawbone, from the chin to the
ear, laid quite bare; and three of the upper
fore teeth broken off with piece of the
jaw: The coats of the right eye pierced,
and its humours discharged, and the bone
betweentheeye andthe noie broken through;
the other eye greatly hurt, the whole skin
of the face and breait much hurt, and ie-
verai ihivers of bones driven intothe cheeks
in different places Beiides this, he alto
had wound four inches long in the in
iide of his thigh, which was 10 filled with
powder that it was not difcovered till feve-
raj days after the accident. Notwithitand-
ing, in the ihort fpace of thirty-teven days
he is 70 far recovered as to need no further
care of iurgeon.
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T u E S D "A Y, January IS.
B O S L o n.

A cafaring man from Cape-Cod, in
forms, that on Friday the 18th ult. a
.floop from St. Martins, belonging to Cape
Ann, and bound there, was cait away on
the back of Cape-Csd in fnow form,
and two or three of the hands periihed.
We learn from Marblehead, that con-
fiderablc disturbance aroie in that town,
laif week, with refpect to the landing a
number of patients from the Ehex Hofpital.
1t feems, as we hear, that they were COM
ing afhore at different place from that
lately voted by the town for their landing
whereupon a comfortable number of the
inhabitants mufered, and beat or puihed
them off two or three times and the pa
tients were at length obliged to look out for
another landing-place.
We alto hear, that the people at Marble
head have burnt the hofpital boat, tarred
and feathercd two or three perfons, and
done fome other damage, all on account
of the above affair and it is faid, had
threatened to burn down the inoculatiag
hofpital. T.
We are informed, that Capt. Robinfon,
from outh-Carolina, for. this port, loaded
with rice, hemps,shd indigo, was lately
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p q s II O N.

Laf Thurfday two men and negro,
received the difciplineof the poit, for theft,
PORTSMOUTH, January II. In the lait
Gazette, it was mentioned, that the LADY
who is iaid to be the Dutchefs OF Princefs
of Cronenburgh, cine to this town. Her
title, we hear, is the Dutchcis Of Browtoni-
bareh: Or, fhould fhe pats by the title OF
the Fair STRANGER, as il has been men
toned in fome of the fouthern papers, per
haps it might be as agreeable. indeeu,
her arrival, and travelling through thecon-
tinent, incog. has occaiioned much en-
ployment to bufy curiofIty. 1t is comb
IDENTIFY faid, fhe is perfon of the very firit
dihincion in Europe.