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h good ienie, we repsfe high confidence; and con-
nor, upon a review Of path events, be periuaded,
that ,by, the defenders of true religion, and the
AGsrters 9th rights of mankind, will take part
againA their 5Hettionate proteiant brethren in
toe colonies, in favour Of CIR open and their ezVn
jfnYt enemies whole intrigues, for ieseral years
paR, have been wholly exerciied in tapping the
foundations of civil and religious liberty.
Another reafon thar engaged US to prefer the
commercial mode ofoppohiion, aroie from an az
furance, that this mode will prove ethcacious, if
lie b. ,perfifed in with fidelity and virtue and
that your conduct will be influenced by thoie
lasdable principles, cannot be queitoncd. Your
own ialv&icn and that OF your Poitcrity now de-
ponds upon yourielves. You have already iHown
thatyoa entertain proper ienie of the ble9shgs
you are, driving to retain. Againit the tempo
|rary ineonveniences YOU may iuGer from fopP-
age Of trade, you will weigh in the oppofte ba-
lance, the endlefs mii:rirs you aud your defend
ants NUT endure from an eaablilhed arbitrary
power. You wal nor forget the honour Of your
Country, that mutt from your behaviour take It's
little in theelhmatioR OF the world, TO glory, or
to franc !; and you will, with the dsepek aIten-
ton, reAeEi, that il the peaceable mode ofoppo-
iition recommended by Us, be broken and rend-
cred inesettuai, asyour cruel and naughty minif-
terial enemies, from coatemptuous opinion Of
your hrmneis, intoleny predict viii be the cafe,
you mua inevitably be reduced TO shoole, sithefi
amoIe dangerous aonSsa, Or a Isley, nosls and
Morlvss tAu.losen. ar "a. and a. ga "a
gsacy Of your unhappy cS5 ,Son, Hiua sttitc
you 0SAeit diligence and zeal, to give all Poible
energy % the pacific meafures calculated ioryour
relief :.buk we think ourG ives bound in duty to
AHAlS6 you, that the llaemes agitated againit
thelc colonies, have peen 70 conducted, as To
render it Trudepr, that you ihould extend your
view tosae mott unhPPy events and be in all re-
ipetts prepared for every contingency: Above
all things we earnealy enusatyou, wiiAs devotion
of lpirit, penitence OF hearts AnahsmeadmcnFof
life, 70 humble yourielves and implorct tavensI
Of Almighty God. And ."e fervensly beiestn1
his divine gOOdHei' to ssSs you in'0 ms gracious
a. =
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6se a. fbaf tn svhitB ws AZ tresSf We 0sn1a Gses,
sva ssrsraly BE- ogrns vrsprst1'd and d.fg@ed, RE
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BIN, easros Be- ns4eeeefatt 10 fBs fSt Pail Be giVGs
-Vib fbs GsikIsB rsgG,d 10 csndsar and frEfb.
~ ENEKAL Gage had the misfortune to be bonn
Of family airnoh time Of mind the appertcnance
Of court from them he mbbsd frong PrePodeiGOns, net
only favour OF ths acredne and infa5y OF Kings, but
Of mine5; from them he was taught 70 tank but lightly
Of the .h,s Of the people At large, and TO ccnd their COM
usnrs rather As ndeeoums than objects Of concern and de-
ference. he received the rudsns OF education Of the
public iehocs, sahAfry, the haofy usniattons,
laws ard conutios OF tsunIy ofsy neglected.
oe acquaintance with wen Is certainly o. more Importance
than the Oeing abe 10 ean TIE faltens ysre OF Auguf
tuss ase. From thence lac removed French acade-
NV why're what is calculated tp give and ia
hon 70 Of the wohdsan to qualify him oT the ofce
and dutv OF etzen :. conint IT, little attlnmsns (un-
becoming genlleman Bat netsr inpes fent
nent nor bellows the knowle ge neeeay TO an Enghman
and rembsr Of free community. He int the army
carly, but here he was anluey lnesd Of taking his
aO IN the line as common Officer he was attached t. the
snon Of court General, General 70 totally deitute Of
every quality OF folder that il universally allowed had he
not eeurter, he could have arrived beyond the
degree Of recruiting Segsant Ia iseh choo this no tn
ssed generOus, political sentiments could Poby be gean-
sdi Whereas the common officers Of marching regiments
(uneoa,aminated BY the perfons s mi
niOns) have EsGuenEy very liberal gay Of thinking shs
great hubjsa.
CenesA Gage 10 not Of brilliant parts, but has
what the world CAa plain good matchmaking That iort Of
understanding which, hal be given il fair play BY keeping
good Company, capable Of bsias Gsed TO epseabe
hzs. By keeping good eoFznys mean converting with fen-
Oe and icnble looks bat b. nsssehns thss points,
he has pens reduced il below IL natural 4n5zrd for wiz
like sh thns; on waat ofPrsPer sxereife and mOaion,
apt contract and grow hlEnt. have been 20 extreme
free rereeng this Gentemzns CONNEXIONS and edvszton,
thai may epef tome credit wish regard hs Prona VIZ
tues qvsles Of his hearf, ana here
fad 1a want lsng%ss do him jues As friend he is
wan, esEne seous ans esdy companion be IS eay,
foeal unzeeed and c0rraiaatj kUband and father
he senre, inasgsDr sad asei0nse ssasIsmsn he
lis nfkOa., sss<ious and vel bred and man he 10
i;udt ehzfisahls Add bssevasnf.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-01

A SUMMARY vIEW Of the NIGHTS Of BRII'ISH
AMl2ICA.--Sst forth in iems REsoLvTIoNs, iRs
tspdeA5 ,hs In s,EcrioS u the prsient DEI1CATxS
oirS.ie ly,Lp Of vissISI 4 nav in coxvssTies.
Fefs6, Tina. .sfs~ss a s'.Ss- @t s~ssdss e
- f., ornmit,ee Of corr A. Z.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-01

70 t5e INHABITANTS Of the COLONIES Of
NEw-HAMrsHIRE,M AssAcHusErrs-BAY'
RAoDE-IsLAND, and PRovIpRNcs PLAN
rArIoHs; CoNXscrIcUr, NEw-YoRk,
NEw-JERsBY, PENNSYLVANIA, the counter
|Npw-CAsrLE, KENT and SUSSEX on De-
kuvare; MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, NORTH
CAROLINA and SouTH-CARoLINA.
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Az. February Y.


On Friday Taft in the forenoon, the Com
mittee Of the Houie ofReprefentatives appoint
ed to confder of further proceedings necefary
to be had on the conduct of the honorable
Peter Oliver, Efq; Chief Jufice of the Superior
Court Of Judicature, brought in Report, and
defired leave Of the Houfe to fit again. After
a full debate on the Report of the Committee,
the Houfe came into the following Reiolves,
by diviiion Of 90 to 9, viz.
sc WHEREAS ii APPEAR 10 ibis HsEls ~ a
zcyifing nndtr The hand Of The b0HOwabk Psfer
OEvr, EJS; the Cliff y7yqies Of The Superior
Carr Of jEdfc4tws, Cart IF ADfzs and GensraI
Gsal DeisV1y, OVx- This province, a esavf es6oIy
erxaed and eosaifnred By The great and general
Conrf or A1Emb5 effbfy Jams 9roVinef, By q pesUr
granfedf the aidGen1alConr By The RyalCbaT-
Ter, fbat be fbe jaid Paer OLiz'ey, En-; @eeA1'@g
anymore fofake acknowledgment q fbs Centr4l
A(Embfy sf fbis proUizee, for biz yVires ar Cbist
jaeics sefbs Jaid Superior Coarf, bah, eoTfra,y
10 the mage and eglssm Of fbs JgFicfs 81 fbs. T1fe
Cowz, err Fncs tie ere1zing and e'nfitaffzg q
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thf ya~e m9Wia6J MD esd asstyOysd; end css-
o.,7- 10 ne piaia yes;s 4af measis5 q ne Jai,!
Klyal Charter. and q art i0r kseags Gogs.faiin
q l5i5 pyoOin,e, accepted, receiced and taxee
JeAay asd rstcard granted bin " bis Agyr,
Jcr bis ye,,vit5 as C6i9 suffice 81 f3ey iS SA,s-
rior Court, pom AtE ytb Dig q JaB i77z, 70
RE E,4b Say Of Graay I774 -Ag@ fsat be
bafb aJo pian5 giVeq t5ij ho4Je 10 maeyfoqd
by ne Jane gv,Yiing, aHdy bis haad, bis reoaioa
fr tic Ji.iws 10 aceeft fbe Jala,y and ye7o@d,
zvbisb 10 etF,m5 is granted 10 him 6ybiS MggD.
during hSrelidsare ~ re froUince, 81 ehif jg9,oe
sftbflddt9oior eoarf!
44brd qVboeaJ il appears 10 fbis bsaye, tbdf NJ
laid Peter Ohver, Ejq; hath reesiUedtbe jaiaEa lay
and reward, cut ffbe rsvesae agjefb and aucoa-
Ritatisaaib kvied and emorfcd jrm fbemba6itasts
et'tbs AUv5ean eolOaies:
md qvbsysas The )s,id Peo OEver, Ell; kaf5,
treviegjly and eo,vHptS dSae as aforstail, agai'R
The knogvn )fgf Of tbfbo@ q fbsfeqfk gt'tbis pro
viuce, NET fHly and ex9reJ decLuedis ne ytvo4R
rsjolmiOn, o diVrs 6osss q reprofafafiVe' and
ofbe,vsvif:
Therefore Re/6ived, That the fai1 Feter
Oliver, Eiq; hath by his conduct as aiorciaid,
proved himlelf an enemy to the contribution
Of this province that he has done that which
hath an obvious and direct tendency to the
pervcrfon of law and jultice in the iaid court,
and is become jualy obnoxious 90 the good Peo-
pie of this province.
!" Re,oiUsa, har the faid Peter Oliver, Elqi
hath by his conduct as aforeiaid, rendered Am
felt totally disqualified, any longer to hold and
act in the office Of jultice of tie fad court,
and ought forthwith 10 be removed therehOm.
I" RejoIved, That this houle will remonltrate
to his ExCelency the Governor and council OF
this province, the faid conduct OF the iaid Peter
Oliver, Eiq; praying that he may not be iufercd
any more TO fit and ACT in his Office of chief
juihce of laid court, and that he may forthwith
and without any delay be removel therefrom.
In the afternoon OF the fame day the houfc
agreed upon a remembrance agnnf the con-
duct of the Hon. Peter Oliver, Eiq; to the 60
vernon and council, praying that he may forth
with and without delay be removed from the
hyperion court and on the next day the houfc
diretted the fecretary to deliver the fame 10 the
governor. More Particular In our aesf.
The tea flip was not arrived at York when
the aft advccs came from thence.
DIED1 Mrs. Sarah Boyllton, aged IL
Mrs. Hubbard, widow OF che late Hon. Thomas
Hubbard, Eiq;-Mr. John Kneeland, in the
Sorh year of his age for many years one OF
the ancilors in this town, which Office he had
iuitained with greas reputation.
Mrs. Sarah Field, widow.-Mrs. Hannah
Haiham, wife OF Mr.. Samuel Halham, tayloL
AtLunenburgh, Mrs. Anna Taylor, comfort
Of Dns~John TayiDrs ut that place
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS,

Mr.. THOMAS,
IT'S hard to FAY ifsreater want ct fkill, HOo Y
Appear in writing, or in judging Ill; {
But Of the two, leis dang rous is tn offence, = =
To tire our patience, than miead our ene' " Tr~,
Some few in that, but umbers err in this, -
Ten ceniure wrong, for who writes amls.
PoPE.
r DID not intend to have taken any particu
lar notice, of the Ehay in Diapers paper,
Of the goth of January, by way of criticiim on
an acroaic, which the writer fays he 6 noticed
in the Iaf weeks SPY, on the name OF a
gentleman of note and character; but fince he
has thought fit to oblige the public with ano-
Their deep and learned piece on the fame iubJeet,
| illall ua take superficial view of his per-
formances.
fully join with him, in his obiervation OF
its being " on the name of gentleman OF
note and character. But wherein does his
being fuch an one confa Is it for his emf
nent patriotiim, in fupplying our enemies in
time of war, not only with provifion to iuitan
them, but with weapons to deitroy US, his own
countrymen, that he is notedi Or do his con-
fdential letters, which, it is evident, were
wrote with deiign to undermine, and over
throw our happy contribution, exhibit gentle
mans character Truely for theie, and iuch
like norable exploits, he is gentleman OF note
and character !
4" could not (iays this writer) but seel
compafion both for the author and the Object
Of his reientment-for the author, that the
ihold be 70 infatuated, as to fetch his ideas
from hell"
1t is very natural to fuPPofe Lucifer would
efeem it a valuable acquiftion, could he gain
the dominion over thoie who appeared to excel
in wiidom And Twill leave ittoevery impair
tial obferver to determine, whether it can be
fuppoied, that the perions pointed at in iaid
acroac, and all of their clan, howlowever
wickedly inclined by nature, could conduct IN
the manner they have, unleis inftlgated byiome
internal agent.
Therefore / am not yet convinced, OF there
being any improperly in bringing ideas ana
logous to the iubjea on which, deicanted.
The wrirer next exprefes his comPaiiion for
the gentleman more particularly pointed at,
thar he fhouId be thus lafhed by one of his
pitiful imps." 1t gives me not the leait unea-
ineis to be called that, or any other name this
we'll bred writer pleafes TO beitow, except 1t be
thofe of petitioners, tools orpinPs.
" cannot find proceeds hey in all my
reading, thar the devil (6ncl his election out OF
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Iii Fiddle rsalsn eiQar 70iy nsGer Eegs Spes frir-
etzy raI in ron tsn1 1sss s Lienf MOzvif rad ret
BeH ieguialg iaa,1G rfs TIE art, y1d and nyJ s rS-
iizr nrei in as0ic6; tR RE stv z0<s f'fsd s0i'b
as-e 0afbs and Granssf Ssbsb Ia ssgst fran
F--irsG
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In Marihalls-Lane, oppohte to the BoAon-lOne,
CHOICE CHESHIRE and NEW
~ ENGLAND CHEESE.
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Ostbe InPoRrAEcE and UTILITY ffbe BRI-
FISH COLONIES. Fran DR.. Camp
BELLS Political Surz9y of Britain.

= n our days, the value, utility, and imPor-
| lance ofthe Colonies, in refpett to this H.
and, have been, by the evidence of facts, put
beyond all difpute. The Bdtiih inhabitants in
them draw fome of the neceiTaries, and many of
the convcniences of life, from hence. The iuP-
plyine them with theie is new and very great
iource of induitry, which, BY afording employ
ment 10 multitudes, cannot but have an effect in
auqmenting the numbers swell as contributing
90 the cafe and Happiness of our people at
home. The having a certain, eonfant, regular.
and increaing market for our commodities and
manufaaures, hath had very viiible effect on
alnolt ever Branch of our domelfic trade. Be-
6des. as the correspondence between us and our
countrymen in theie remote parts is carried on by
iea, this extends our navigation, andhath added
amazingly to the number efour ihipping, whichis
another article very advantageous and profitable
TO the inhabitants Of Britain. At the fame time,
by railing and fulfilling numbers of hardy and
experienced icameR, it evidently contributes to
the fupport of our naval power.
Ii mult give ne fnall Pleaiure to curious and
iudicious inquirer to reflect upon and inveftigate
thc4e points, in order o farisfy his own mind as
TO the manner in which they are breught about.
II is from hence that our planters in general,
their iervants and lsve,, are iuPPlied with aP-
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seis mes liz vain have they rsioivedN y
have acqueieed at once, than to fail in tbs
,an with 70 much pains concerted. In slisG IA
expect the dcTifon OF lehoo-boy:, and the ea.cIaN
;cfty.
Away with the Aimiy escuies ugeefed by avsiee pa
taken fef>inerea. snow it, ye American eo,enies,
true ef-in,ere demands the exact obi:rysnee Of all She M
drnying iniuneons sf the aocistion That fond prip
which makes dtresd maIae for the ?refersa,io Of le'
TO throw oyebosrd his property, much ecn!aey cali
upon YOU fave ycuees and Poierity by fugaity and
temporary fufpsnfon OF exports.
The wit OF man eeuinot have deyed any thing more M
+ to obtain redre Of grievances than the plan concert
Cd. In vain has humanity and uaiee plead our caufs sy
now ielf-love will operate in fyosr fronsly tha
the cries of the inant stheileis widow Ii we rit
adhere to the line marked out, in few months the We-ia
di planters, the Engh and Iih manufactures will be 4.
iarssd, that FROM regard their ntcIes, they will
epouis our caufr in that viii ha.e the throns
Mseay itisIf whh Lord Nth, and every abr,tor Of N
riean oppreion viii be tued with the dying grpans q d'
ing millions. a. e.,
The prcient nrugss will either nis'e happinesv "a "
dom, or mifcrzble aavery this continent. Amen
and freely reprefented, has drawn up It's bill efrigts,
knowedsed, our ruin proceed only fom ourislso
obtain thorough eitabihment Vt thsn, peed on
the weapons Of fslf- denial preIcribed b. Ows NJ
If we Gail in preienr oppohsion, future ,hsV
tanly be in vain whereas il wa fueesed, no hDlle
hardy enough the unfuccesful ATTACH u
az fake, aad upon the behaviour Of this day ,NM
future generations. Let every one, therefor liza
country, walk in the way pointed our by tered III
North America. AEer, thai
Cbariseosvu, Nsv 10, 1874. i. NOnsl
"
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Of al, ,Aei. ,s4, is eletted by number g nigh as
ZOO and multitude by number bclov 20; IL
Ne take the places where majority OF the eec-
,ors comes below 20, as in the following iit' VIZ
Isaw;th;eI. fend. mem.ehoien by 3 votes
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Frsn f5s SourH-CARoLiNA CA L EFT E.
UBi esziRis1i mafEre, F.AcT0 epgs 90.

SALLusT.
n HANY thanks to the worthy congres reecehoes from
lXl the generous breats of grateful thouaRas The finn
cit friend of our continent, form angune with,
than that the colonies may firmly execute what they have
wiely eolved. When read their glorious proceedings,
lee nriDed on every page, in golden capitals, THE AME
lRICANS ARE INVINCIBLE." The rntutored oavages
Of the know world and thepohed fons OF freedom in the old,
when they Zee our manly opPoton, with admiration
claim, Br4vs A7sriesas, spSrfIy Of liberty and JOIN in
their united fupPEcaOns the known and unknown God
20 lmile upon glorious ftruggle.
Some exoI Roman OressneG and Others admir-: ccfscan
bravery out th. heart Of every n Of theft provinces may DIFF
tend With 10y, Whrn he reflects sat he born an American
Oh glorious day Unhappy union From Noya-Seotia to
Ceorsia one mighty mind inpres she whole When con-
der the unsnmiss h- hmne the widen ofour lare Re-
peIentatives feel JOY unurterahe, and exultson
YER et before. What remains, but thar each Join heart
and hand IN the vgosns execution Of their w concerted
plan The wretch who hangs back, Prsslss BY hs Delay,
that heet regards not the welfare Of Amer or tae ne
undads her interes better than the united won Of her
|fons.
w, nsw know our ds;y, happy for Us u We rsdses our
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you may soeis iof whst purPoie. butieh you inou'
VIII ...i yO0' Una. 'hse gosa uSleets, ana tne indP
'e, 70 ~. ens n1oAes OF the hngs degseffS ~
" 1e o'o POVihess' VINO sn' &C theif own exPenee
meme 'a' wal, 10 MAKE inc IHHSasS'' lst3Efa Of 70
pvfA'E' ana P''H' T'i"'' 0eofss III. Inns ~
noy WITH. -
osie nor ten you now came oY the kncwledv
e - " w0uo' were V aleovereo' presen
mo'i Nny"ins .no tenhg you more, out noPeH YIN
'esPooP~ y rcrn America 70 exert thernisiye'P
yi".e ~. ~o'.' ena, lhey %''snot wear the ehaFhl
usn Gus Ano haugnv tyrants Better Il lid 4
ue 1u''ee, 20 ASy ere u1t ever esited' woo haia;u
nave, only as own vanity OF ezPrise to iati'ty,
numerous : Os'y OF NEEDY, luxurious, meIssna nHl
""s wos'o even lei tnsr Sing could they ind kld,
Eomne rue aeasuon 81 1oel 70 the ChaneeloiihPF hp
s'''~n, or 81 G aseo! re hosser. leannot gueie y
W va. means BE- will ensEfuad-d, IN NorAt
'hat YOU nsse sHf HleAms. Y 10 nom PriHeiPA"s
country. IL Ine' ION ----~iy dseiam, and tefyI
lanent the Mutation o. ths I hfen on the Other ld
Atanuek IS they nope being !ss ct place, TO eiim th
Prei'rrnent nom eiPoaiieg then quarrel. Bat, az Il
'ime' can venture 20 lay that there !: ssts pcron.
OF emaie fsisent IN Great Britain, and contIbufas
taxes rom the Lord Chancsior 60 the fhoe5laeks ~
not rc'ee az ms exertion Of power nor is there i
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-28

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.lr au,hoi.; .i ZAP The BouL, tie ace tEolg!t il
be'' hot 70 hiEs Aal up III lie n Tc az, houi be
Known. - i1VA - &c p!o, gaze noti,e e.: Comlnytse
wee nLA. tia1e5 iaonntl oil lac IL rs AtI,a Aaa that
tie C. Ioitei tur liberty coaic up TO provide ne
ccics for his rctutn the hP r-I,sa AZ the Hook IL
appearing DC the ec of the city hAG the CAPTAIN oi
have the liberty he aec, advice OF it was immediately ent
him being taken chat he sud not enter AZ the euon-
houie, and thaS ne Mould W lott in d.pat.hns hlm
back Notice OF all this attributed by hand blis II
over the city, ard eet Committee OF artecn or fifteen
citizens, 10 Hoop dpatchei e near the ihiu ill
heE departure. The Captain arrived on Tueiiay, and
though very RESPECTFULLY treated, was followed from his
landing By great concoure ofpeope. III: gentlemen 70
whom the eon6gned, having refuied TO receive il
the Captain Is preparing, with ali Po5e expedition, for
has departures and is fixed that he to depart from this
city Saturday morning, and that the fp is to lal for
London the firit flir wind.
Saturday a the ihP Commerce. Capt. Fereuon, arrived
here hom Glaisog, in ten Weeks, with AGO pafen-
gers, 400 of which iervants.
KINosToN, Jarsica March I3. The 2Sth ult.
arrived at Rio Bueno, the William and Mary Captain
Morgan in go days from the Downs who brings tina fol-
lowing intelligence That the 10th ult in latitude a.
degrees longitude q, he Poke the Mercury Packet Capt
Sharpe, from Bengal and Madras, for England dipatched
home with the very important Of the city of AMOUR
being taken by form, by the companys troops under the
command of General Spencer, who made the King of
Tanour prioner and that the city with the King was
agreed be raniomea. That another province in India
taken by the Engh Eaf-nda company previous to the
capture of Tanou had been diipoicd of for 4oo,o col
100000 of which then board the above packet as
remittance to the company and that affairs in India
are now in a mott houriihlng condition.