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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-19
From the [LOndonl PUBLIC LEDGER, April 4.

From the GLondon1 Public LEDGER, April 4.
TIME Americans have with pleafure, ever aeknow-
4 Iedged that they are the fubjeets of the King OF
GfearB Britain. Their conduct has been conitent with
this declaration for 6nce they were people, they
have not only aed US wars, but have reicued and
delivered us from our enemies mean by the conqueit OF
CARR Barron, whereby ey gayepeace to this kingdom.
Yer theie faithful and loyal ubees of the crown are
now naduced and villifed by the names of TRAITORS
and RKBKLs S, bccaue mob has deroyed iome tea, the
property of the India company The egaty Of that ac
ton am 20 far from jung that think the PerPctra-
tors ought to Le punied. But will any Engfhman FAY,
that this action ther treaon rebellion Surely they
will notAmerican Sir, untainted with fuch deteita-
bic crimes and now call their enemies, and on all the
people Of England, to quote one inaance of American
having ever been found in agan the King Of Great
Britain, or again this countp Whit at this very moment
there are thoulands OF Eng, Scotch and lr, in the ar
mics and fleets OF France and oPaus Isaoy " -
kingdom whenever commanded. =,
Shall 6,e people then be allowed TO below forth the
sbar 6 eaon and rebellion aganf the uietus and loyal
Americans Shall ScsrcH MiniRers, Scores Council
Iors, be allowed call them traitors and rebels Whit
that very nation has twice endeavoued, by rebellion, TO
are the crown off the heads of the houe of Hanoyer and
for which MANY of their Peers have been put to death
Towerhil and their Commoners al Iyburn, Remington
common Sec. And this moment the ionof one them
is pettioning parliament give him his REBEL TATHERs
forfeited eate, whit he hmef was alto IN that very re-
beionyer his petition has been granted. With tueh he
nitv are the fons of treated in thec times and
Others who on their knees drank the petenders heath are
PRINCIPAL Councillors to adve the Punhng the Americans
fwho as have proved the mott loyal subjects the King
basl and 20 pnih them for crimes thatthey we're never
guilty of re
TRAITORS are Councillors, Whit good and loyal loSests
are devoted to detrueton. n u
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From the [I.ondon] PUsLIc ADvERTIsxR, Apni 5.
VXYHAT aggravates the injufice of the proceedings
w againf the town Of Bottom, is that the agent was
rened hearing in their behalf under Petence that Co
vernon Hurchnion did agree his appointment Ae-
cordne TO this the people OF America TO have an
opportunity of vndicating themeve proecutng thoe
whe niue them, unefs their Governors will give them
leave and as their Governors cannot be proecuted there,
tbev are BY this means ersiua exempted from punih
rent let their conduit be 70 criminal. This doc
trine of 70 much nuee, that j. cannot but tend to make
the peopIe in America execute fummay way thoie
laws which arc thus fuipended in their ordinary coure
The proceeding then agana the town Of Bottom fands
exay thus The Houie of C.. without any accuaton or
evidence brought asan the town, without aPpriz'ng OF
any punhmenr intended, and giving the people hearing
in their defence, without permitting the andne agent TO
appear in behalfof the town, with doors locked, and in the
urmo precipitation, PATS bill of eveer pains and penal
ties than was ever inflicted for the hige crimes. In all
te voences which have been offered the rights and in
seresof cities in this country, DEFY the advocates for this
bill 10 Dew punihmert halt 70 ievere Yer to thew their
erontcry equal their cruelty and nuse, they Cad It
lenient mealure.
To Judge of this let us obeve that the allegation again
the town of having dero cd the tea, founded ueon
onv Governor Hutchinon declares TO his council, that
il was done BY bsz: dgad ard ESknez0H The iaet IT
ffis only tresfryet this iuPieion, without admit
ting any evidence controveTt is and for civil offence,
se town is injured by the taking away q the portto the
amount Of sve hundred thouiand pounds erera thouiand
labourine people with their families deprived Of their
day bread and turned out to Carve the inhabitants are
20 pay the fall value of the and all charges they are
to make compensation any courtsr who ha pretend to
have ffered they acknowledge the night Of Paia-
ment to tax them in its full extent and to pay the tax
and after atisfyng the King, in Council, thar all THIS IS
dones their port be then opened and the ue OF their
rspsrty to be reored before No indeed the King IS
eeowered by the bill reOre in uch portions and TO
fch periens as he ial pleae. Thus the property Of The
town is in efea ie:zed into tie Kings hsnds We have
heard Of zng The charters and liberties Of city out to
add It's property too, wasef for Ne eDity Of the peent
rairiAsss and The prsiens Farlismsns
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nai:yii, Ia "a. bss(: IF sa~rs fr'. fSzs -ztmin-a
fsn BEEN abieO bartbg ;.a 7r;s -gtatg1 fGFi ssa ~
pssni they .bozgLt fl, tbe afiy receiving, izaivss-
ally, ffy-cG more or tie sr.2 rGed ~ fb9e mpset,
Oni, fSan ibry in common wfs yaa, e0ad fbsmVG Jae
BY girgag TIER c9sfsnf.
Bu: q hnpfb has ls.r sgnd, BY 'bsms9 atie ard rL
tie Ffsanei.s Of tbec kngdsms, thar fbe ftiss nes,s
fbe payment tbf .ff1a q: safi'Hal 1sSf' 10 sO.a
fany i1fnrel ~ ysfigafs .i'ipsr' and 'r carrying
TIE irs sEs p,aiiics # brbing your Representative @
y0ar rVi.e 10 that effbs mny, CANNOT BE- lng~ rsad
Britain; roy aOzO fbssfsre 1Oe 10 extend 20 Aaaia
fbsir u.olya5e nbeG, IL order to enable fbsu esriiz
their etpyeDfve tyranny ovsr you.
7bf uove fSy ft extentisn Of 70 44meyea eys,
sinting mgf devaeps and nsf abbor, zDeR kuosv,
tbaf tbe d.6gn Of Govaamsrf cafe tbt Brn6 t
of lis bwf5en bHf 10 place bis American byoiby Pad
# eqSd oeeyaG0.; !tersf'. bsps sss Aneviaar' ;sas
c'aa fse and ,; J.Ss.!:s = ID. s;:'t, Ia. AID q
impelsd npau them, for, ~ rg5eng tyranny only can H.
prryvs their GUN freedom, and render America ban
alya for men dsrous Of enjoying thar liberty 70 7phieb Is
are legally entitled, 70 any ofber Uai4a6k privilege,
b11b-rig6f. CASSIUS.l
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-19
From the [LondOn] Pubic ADvERTIsER, April o.
To Lord N . X I RI.
My LORI,

My LoRD,
DONSIDER what you do. The Preient diiPute be-
tween England and her coloniess matter of grea:er
weight than has under the view Of any minte inee
the conquef. Our very exfence, as nation, depends
upon the wiidom of your Preient meafures.
Where the laey and PROPERTY of millions is ar take,
whatever for the advantage OF the whole is TO be adopted
without hetation. Ifyou lo fight Of this great oonider
alton for moment, you call down upon your own head
every misfortune that will enfue. II is ad that the hon
our Of Great Britain Stake. Undoubtedly il is rot
to fuppot the Meafures Of minfer, Whole views were
mott perniciouy contradict but acknowledge and cdres
inufiice Let US lfen for the Americans
They perfusded you have right tax them that
you have this right be clear for the contrary opinion
has been publicly maintained by ome ofthe mott confpcu
characters here. In this peua6on the colonih viii
any extremtes rather than REIGN right which
they believe they ponef, and which they well know to be
the great Rulwark of civil liberty.
Remember, my lord that they are defended from nen
who frook their native land for this then nhoiptsbIe
oe, who braved famine, and danger, and death in Puru
Of their adoed liberty. Beware OF routing in the ons the
euthuafm that nfprea the rkegs, which you mott az
furedly have no power of equal fcrce TO oproie.
Suppo your right Of taxing this Americans to be clear
IS u dipntable fuppoie tho it is lappfscn tnase
TO be made that you r~ As aeeuiice IN an exertion
or it, every new niiance of acuuieicence mutt be
Purchaied by new act Of force and what could
Wer being levied upon your ubets k contributions
from enemy What nation could continue to eailf in
iucli fatc of violence and diyifon
BY the repeal of the famp act you have conefed the
inexpedency of any eua exeron of the right Of taxing
America Now every exeTtion Of the legislative power
without expediencyis ipo feto act of tyranny and as
defy tie wAme aertors of this odious claim even to i'm
agne period when American tax will be more exped-
lent than was in 1904 to invent mode Of taxation
les burthenome, el obnoxious than the amp duties it
follows that the right of taxing America is the right of
rant. which, according my political logic includes flat
contradiction in terms.
The Americans know that the power of internally tax
ing country, which is obliged cxclufvey receive your
commodities upon your own TERMS and to pour only into
your lap the iupeabundance Gifts ndury cannot for its
fake be worth cOntendng for. No, my lord, they Zee
into the obnacy with which you per to take from them
what will be to you Of little value, and to them ine
mabie -
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-What moi enrichea gnu.


And makes them poor indeed,
avowed degn to reduce them the moi abea fate Of
labmilfion.
If the right of taxing our American colonies was at all
events to be aerted it uely undertaken with mott
unlucly auPcies The very extraordinary meahre Of in
cluding the whole in general law has the peculiar felicity
to unite in cauie nations, in whole epcatoa
alone your real power them coned. Divide ct nPe
ria is 70 te maxim, that G. G. could have
been ignorant it. He choe neglect il and is defined
to furnih to Poterty notable iniance offs force.
My lord,you haveth character Of aminer not indier
thepubc good Nations look up you fave them
from the horrors Of civil dord--to reore them peace
and PROPERTY The eyes of all Europe fixed uponyou.
You urged BY every motive Of glory and humanity
by EVERY confederation Of wdom and good policy, reore
to US the goodwill Of the colonies. Give uP this detected,
tAs worthless ciaim to taxation. BY this corccfon you
win lecure to youriefin the fe extent every other ad
vantage ari6ng England fom her colonies. Make then
virtue Of necelity while il Is yet tirnePrefent the Arne
rcans with what they viii not allow you keePbind
up the nackened ties of dependency by this endesrng gift
Il may be conferred with parental dignity, and viii be
ceiyedwith final fuhmiiion.
NY lord, fhall ref here-I have much rfpea for
your lordhp think necey repeat all that mightbe
faid upon this great fubea. If your ientimen be-
leye them be, friendly the Liberties Of mankind, Ihe
already ad enough ifthey not all would be inefficient
LYSANDER.
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4 MANUFACTURERS in a confiderabl,

branch propoies deal in wholeiale only for fecl
Of trade and any merchant trader ncning to rncous
any Manufacturer by applying to the printermay be nfom
ed who the Manufacturer is, and the article manufactured
the preen arce circulation of cah and other reaons th
mgh be given, will induce the merchants and traders
feek out this and every other Manufacturer eablhed o
the fame principles viz. that the manufacturer viii have
living by his calling, and the merchant and trader will have
their fnecure in trade.
Wanted Three Hundred and Eighty pounds
L. NJ. for which Real Eaatc win be given asaecuri,y,
u ven and an half miles from Bottom, which field for Eight
hundred pounds l.. M twenty three years aso and is
two hundred pounds L. M. better then ever by ad
iona Improvements made upon ii in the cour of last ysa
viz. hundred and eighty for year, nce anotgage
now upon ad eate,and hundred pounds ior liz months
to anfwer preent exgences unes helender chooes that
ad hundred pounds Mould run the year. Enquire above
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From the Pvs1Ic LrDers. April 9.
o THE PEOPLE OF LAND.
l. - Eall... N......e-........

10 THE T. " OF + n ~ - - ~ De
Friends and Fellow COuntTmen,
rs friend ny gentry, and 10 Pefrrhy, Il gives ne
inxprJls s5tsrn to Zee all sfabhe prists srrEfisa
BY zV,feri employed sr roe bajs pHfee Of rajfrg prf
II ,ejsansnf in yss, egass yssr 1dmtrfon bysrbre1.
Gspormez bath, fran fbs day Of IRE srvoivfio~, aH1d
r<ars 10 esny or rsssre Svrb bigb hSrd, BY plan
fben lad 6sssn, ard ev nes feady 4dbrsd %, rbaf Of
ksstzg, By fG.t, PessrS, and dSEseS', sessfs"i
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Steel Plate MILL S A w S.

a MUM R of Very fine En-
IA gTh Steel Plate MILL Avs htssle
for the Esward ue apeor toany everi America before,
Is ua arrived, and to Be o ID by
CHARLES SIGOURNEY.
AT bis Shop at the Head of Dock Square,
s Oppofte Grsenleaf-s Au6ion-RO0m, BosTos.
With Large AfIortnent of all Sorts of
Braiziery, Ironmongery, Cutlery and Ship
Chandler G o D S, coaaaing Of every Article that
is Imported in the Hard Ware Branch and too many TO be
enumerated in an Adysaicm-nr.
Thoie who want to prrchae b. WholeiAe, win find IL
worth their while to CALL he i determined TO I'll Is low
AZ anv perion In town. ALSO,
Double r.fnsd EasEA ssz1r, Co7p-tss al AIl4n.
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-7oBf EaA ,pbo a.rig'sd ters tye'1 L'sa'"' on
Tze Phaaday IN, 4Os baVs tie joAoaci~s 1HffH'-
Ss bee Jslsfaef, ViA. n.y
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CALEB BLANC HARD

CALEB BLANC CHAR d,
In UNIoN-STREET,
Beg leave to inform his Friends and Cuome. that he has
Imported BY Captain SYMmEs 1ndLYDE from London,
iIeh alortment of Summer Goods, which he III iei
az the very loweit prices for ready Money, viz.
nU r G H Lace, Cheayaux-de- Frizc'
~ and Blond Laces, Gsuze Handkerchief, fine Az
fortment of CaIicoes, &c. India Dimothy, Jaekonet,
Sprisd and Strpd Mullins Bengalls, Nankeens, Lungec
Ronals, black and blue Oritoh Plunes, Skeleton and
Wire Alainode, Sarnets, Sattins, Ribbons, Gown
Trimming Hoes ben Pumps, SILK ditto, gifs and niGes
Morocco Pumps, Cambricl1s, Lawns fine Allotment Of
mems and women's worried, thread ard cotton Hoie,
Becccs Pieces, Morss Patent Gloves and Mtts, Super
fine and other Cloths, Duroys, Witons, Seses Ravens
Duck Dowlas, China Ware paper ne red Trunks, irih
Linens of all widths, SPcrs, Royal Ribs and Cordmoys
Of MOI colours, alto, ladies white riding HATS, with blue
Oritch Pumes, boys white and black round Hats Fuans,
Iennets, Dmothys, buff, white and carlet Cloths, buff
Shaons, India Caoees, black, buff and white Silk Bre-eh
es Pieces with aarge and General A6ortnent OF GOODS,
in the Worried, WOolen and Habcrdafhery way, ladies'
riding Gloves.
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o n D o N, Apra S.

Il Z public may be sdufed, Jays a cor
relpondcnt, that che appointment OF Gs-
ncrsl Gage 70 the government OF the
Maiiachuleus-Bay proceeds entirely ifom
the goodnef Of he King. His Majei-
~ is convinced Of the Improperly of fur
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
ONE Hundred Pounds, lawful money,
~ for which good Security viii be given. Enquire Of
the Printer.
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WEDNE SD A Y, February 20.
B O S T 0 N.

APROTEST ofa number of the inhabitants Of
tbs t0zvn of lARSHFlELD, GsAigf the
proceedings Of Jaid to4On, 0" The 3Pg JanaH-
y LAP. =, -.
IA L the fubicribers think ourfelves Obliged,
Wv in faithfulneis to the community, our
lelves and POTTERY:, on every proper occaiion,
TO bear our public teitimony againit every
meafure, calculated to deltroy that harmony
and unsnimity which iubflts through the colo
MES, and 70 eventually to the deituctlon OF
thoie liberties, wnerewith the Author of Nature,
and our happy contribution, has made us free:
Were they not already notorious it would give
us uneahneis to mention the reiolves which
were voted in this town the gift of January laf.
To the 6rf of theEe Relolves we do not OBJ
iea bur do heartily join in recognizing our
LOYALTY and fubjettion to the King of Great
Britain and our readiness to be ever iubJeet
70 the laws of ow Legislature.
In their iecond Relolve, they FAY that the
meafures and proceedings IN the town OF Boz
ron, in the detention and defru6tion of the teas,
belonging to the Eaf-India company, are IL
legal, uniuR, and of dangerous tendency -
againf which we take the liberty to protect.
We have long groaned under the weight of an
American revenue act, and wAsn by the virtue
Of the people, in not purchaGng any goods
loaded with duty, the malignity of the act
was, in iome meafure evaded, icheme was de-
vifed and prolecuted by the minifry, to enforce
faid act BY permitting the Eaf-India company,
TO force their Infectious teas upon US, whether
we would or not Atthis MOI only the inhabi-
,ants of Bolton, but of the whole province, were
very much, and very jufly alarmed, and while
they were proiecu,ing every method that hu-
man wildom would deviie, that the tea lhould
be TENT back unchanged, it was deitroyed,
BIZ, whether by the PeoPl- of thar town, or any
s;hcr town of this province does not appear.
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3dly, They rciolvcd to infrua their Repre-
tentative, 1T to endeavour that the perpetrators
of theie miichiefs be brought TO jlitlce. This
appears to US to be the buiineis of another de-
partment. We have executive courts and off,
GERS whole bu6neis it is to puniih offenders, and
we truf they are faithful.-2dly, They IN
itru6t him to endeavour that his town be excui-
ed from paying for iaid teas which we think
might have been omitted, at lealt, ill there was
probability Of a requiiitlon from proper au-
thority for payment.
They conclude with remuneration "of all
methods of impoiition, violence, and periecuti-
on, fuch as has been mott financially exerciied
upon number of inhabitants OF Plymouth, by
obliging them to hgn arecantasion, Sc.
{ Such bitter, virulent and injurious reflections,
on our brethren at Plymouth, ought not
TO have taken place ill ione Iha1ow of
proof mad been ad1uced to the town, thai
any fuch violence, sc. was ever prattiied by
them on Jingle perion. .,
The location OF this our protect has given us
great uneaGneis, and we were confident thoie ex-
uaofdinary reioves would not have taksn
place, bur by then inGnuations OF acertain gen
tleman who leems within ms conih,uents hould
fhare in the recruitment of the whole country,
which he has incurred by his conduct In a pub
lie character. We mean NOT to counIenance RIO
tous and diforderly conduct, but beng convinced
that liberty is the life and happineis of CON-.
m. nifty, are determined TO contribute to our lait
mite in is defence, againi the Vaccinations of
aiIuming, arbitrary men, who itlmulated with
luit of dominion, land unrighleous G In are ever
audying to iubjuga,e this free people.
MayN6elI February IA, I774.
1zatbOny 7bomas, Paul SamejSs,
Nehemiah 7bOmas, John BOarn,
William TbOna, qbomas Dinghy,
7bomas Foord, SAMUEL Smith,
TbOuas Waterman, Tbomas Waterman, jim.
Jaac Phillips, Pelsg FO0'd,
Samuel 7ilden, Aa Waterman,
Samuel WiHiaglSn, john Waterman,
Nathan 7ba,zGJ, John S6wman,
JOHN Dinghy, Samuel iEdeH,JHr
Tojsbb Kent, Samuel Oakman,
BENJAMIN White, Gebom EqSeR,
Iglspb HeqVit, lillian CGff'
TbOmas Fiji, 5efpb Ckh
jeremiah Lou, 'Jglepb Bryant,
Benjamin qoAraa, john Oakman,
YefbrO Taylor, JeJfpb Oakm~,
Benjamin White, jim, King LGpbam,
LemueI DiLa10, Barnard 7HeL,
Jabez Dinghy, Pelsg Kent
Iaac Career, Ze1aS TbomGS,
ToL5Ha Career, Luther PefeyOH,
Lot- Hozves Sifveser, Bng55 Thomas,
Dayi1 Career, Eliza Kent,
Natbaaiel 7bomas, Tim0tky WILiangj0n.
william 7bowa5, i'm.
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APROTEST era number eftbe iubabifaats Of
bs tovOn Of 4ARSHFlELD, GsAigf bI
proceedings Of Jaid to4on, O" the 3If Of .JHnaa-
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Tuefday lf his Excellency the Governor was pleaied
fend the following Meliage to the Honorable Hou
Of Representatives.
Gertlepfs of tie Hov(e of RebyeffntGtiveI.
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mulquet make fnccre TO ales snee' con-
gSsr and eeri1e very different things: The late
American acts may perhaps efe the former though even
that probematca the latter they can eeetuate
Away, then, with all faliome psnegncs the miniter
As an indufoas DRUDGE; Joa,nCmaH to the Cabinet;
as vailal, who the livery Of mof contemplate
eout--whoc ihouldcr5 are be-ribb ned, whit his
neck iheud be in eyacbg kind Of paek-ho
eeaue heavy laden with the burden Of other mems inns,
in this capacity he may be m.rtoIous--Ia bis msRer'
But, minfer qualified ajjuii the cquPolis Of go
pieerye the tone Of civil authority, without
violating the rights If civil liberty to patronage the trad
ing nteret, promote manuaCues, extend commerce, and
peleve union between America and England on The on
y fold BATS Of iutortyan afeenteney over the eteSi
of the people FIR laeh talk III. man as unit as Buck
hoie for crper. His foreign meaiure' will force Anne
RIGA into rebellion and thus be attended with iome dreadful
evnase, until the Indignation Of the people, both at home
and abroad will be routed ch pitch, that the general
Glamour for the poor creatures lead will be too great io
Majehy efa As he lives dPiied, he will die unPitied,
the only Of dpute viii be, whether his car
E" cai; Is Untitled to---Cbr9isn BsriaIf
jiey RIBS fe4Oi fbe PrsesSings IF Hartford P'sfsr,
Fa,mirgfsn, Wesft0s6c4, &c. in Connecticut ana q
Vvgiaia, Hfa,yLand, NtSVbsr and Precedence, fsg6ba
sVhb IF fLey d'na'9u,, and loimn league and
eovenGHf.l
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the people a?prehend'ns Of the mo alarming nature, and
the authors mutt be held accountable for all the blood and
carnage made in conequenee thereof Therefore this enun-
ty il duty to God, their country, themeves and Potc-
ty do rcmonarate to, and eaney dere your Exceeney,
as YOU regard the fevee Of The King and peace and wee
Of the province, dea from any farther hottie PreParat-
ons, and give the people aurances thswof by dwelling
intrcnehmcnts and dmantlnG the Qualifications, which
viii have tendency ats their doubts, and reore that
confidence 70 eentia to their quiet and his MaeaJs fer
vice.