The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-05-05

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No. ~. Copy efa LITER from Gornnay Hafctmjon 4
tie Earl Of DartmO4t, dad Bson De. 40, 1878. -4"'
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Ne. IS. Exfya7 Of letter from Governor Hn'cbinioa
fbs Earl Of Darfmoafb, dated Beaoa Dec. "A, 1878
No. 10. EnyaT trom tbe Minutes Of Csasca IF tb
Bfagabalcsis Bayan fbs an Of Deembo, 1878. did al
Ne. 40. Exfra7 IF a letter from C0v1Ho" Hafabialo'
TO tie Earl Of Daytmsatb, da'ed BsG0n, Jan. 4. I774
44sd ai(9,
No. al Fxfyaf7 Of letter from Bfyioy General Halli
rrand 10 tbe Earl of DennSatb dated NeV1gk, tbe g
Of Novsmbe 1873. Ind aJo,
No. ~. Earatf eta le't0 iOm Afaisy General Haidi
mand 10 fbe Earl Of Dartmouth, dated Nfq0-fa'k Dfem6o
IS, 1878. And aJo,
No. a. Expaa of 4 Letter f;om Major General Haid
msnd, tbe Earl Of Da,fmsab, dated Neso-1ark, Jan
s, 1874. AsdalS,
No. AZ Copy Of a paper referred 10 in Major Genera
Halliuaa's lrttc, Jan. S, r774. Ind aj6,
No. IS. Expaf If "A Lefsy from Major General HaLh-
naad, 10 ,bs Earl Of Dartmouth, dated Feb. =, 1874
Ind aIS,
Ne. az. Csey sfa later fran Gsvernor Tyo-, 10 tb,
Earl Of Da,fmoafb, dated Neqo-Torl, NeU. 3, 1873
IaeeGng,
No. AZ. Copy sra printed pafo, infifnied, The A.vm
No. I, da'cd Ntzo-7o,k, or. 6, 1878.
No. as. Copy ofa printed Popey, inffaifd The Harm
No. Z. dated Neqo-7ork, oa. 9, 1873.
Ne. 60. Copy Of a hne, from GsV. 1voH 10 fbf Ear
Of Dartmouth, dated NeqO-Ttk, Dec. /, 1878, ine.EEs
No. 81. Memorial Of fbe agents Of be EGe India, Com
pany praying thai tbs TIA iPped By fbe Company may, o.
rs AriVa Be taken ando fbe protection Of government
Ne. a.. Minute of Csanci relative 10 tbs Gea ippsa
BY tie EaG India Company. Ind aJs
No. 49, Copy Of tfer fom Coz. 4'y0H to f6f E9'I q
Darfmsaib, dated NesU-Tork, Jan. 3. 1874 Ind a9c
No. "a. csy # k', fro" G'v. 9'yo" 70 fS' Ear
No. IS. Estaas frsm t6e Minutes Of fbf Council g,
NeqU-TvI. And aJ6
No. 36. Extrad of a letter fyom Lieutenant Governor
Bal 10 tbe Earl Of Dartmouth, dated Dec. a, 1878.
Ns. a.. Extraa of letter from GoVeaOr Wfa7VO,b Il
tie Earl IF Dartmouth, dated NerO Hamep5bf, Dee. III
M. 3d. NSt;6catisn Of tbe seNea Men sffhe 7ero" q
Psr6nenfb.
No. 80. Rejoice, Of PatjnOufb, in NeqO Hame65irf
relpet7iag tbe Tea. Ind ajo
No. 90. Copy of Letter J;au tie LsrdE eonmoncri q
tbe admiralty 10 fbe Earl Of DarfmoHb, dsed bs zofL
Jausayy, I774; and 70 onto Nc. Io9.
Wber fte fqvo clerks bad fubed rfddirg Of tbfm, b'
Hoas broke up at fix Oek, and adjourned ne jarfbr cen
federation 10 Monday nexf.
Yteday there 4ocrr r7 ady, thar psroH qObateVc'
aaLd Be admitted iHto tbe bon Of commons, nor bad az,
membv fbe HJofy to take in bis friend.
We arc anred, from tolerable good authority that
treaty has been opened for iome time between the Bedfod
Rockingham and Shelburne parties II 70, it will be i'm
poiible for the minfier TO maintain his ground
II is further aGerted that Lords Chatham and Temple
to throw their whole weight to uPport the above
triumyrate.
Lord Chatham is hourly expected in town, not only to
be preient the debates in Great Aembly, but allo
Is ad, endeavour conciate all differences between
Great-Brt ,in and her colonies.
Colonel Barre declared the proceedings of the Americans
were e. inconfhcnt they had been unofm N
their conduit throughout which would never be the cafe
with US He laid, we talk of ufng prtcd mesgres did
condcr already that expences Of the army and navy
were more than we could iupport have no money to
quander away let unite power and wiidom toge-
ther and make me lutary laws for them and he would
be bound they would obey.
Aanb IS. Sir JoiePh Mawbcy moved in the Hou'
for leave TO bring in petition from William Eoian' LIq
in behalf of the Council and Province Of Bay
and Agent for that Colony fetting forth the Aa Rega
Queen Elzabe, and the autes and charters Of the Ve
raj uccceding Princes certain privileges and mmunites ha
been granted to uch peons would ee on the continent
ofNorth-Ameca that thofe ttements bad been carre'
on under the direction of the able and weit men, VINO ha
ntere and weight during thoe rcgns that the iettic ha
every difficulty to encounter that could be expected from
wild and inhoptable climate but with equal labour and re
foution they had conquered all obaee that lay IN thel
way and PRAYING, that the iad Bolan houd be permitted
to produce to the Houie authentic copy OF the ma
Rga of Queen Elizabeth, and of ueh other papers IS may
tend thew the ancient rights and privileges OF the d CO.
ony The petition was accordingly brought up and read
and by motion of Sir Joephs ordered to lie on the table
The order was read tina, all peons who fa be found
the galleries. or any other part Of the Houfe not members
or pcrons belonging the Houfe al be taken in euody
of the Sergeant at Arms and not eeaed without the
Speakers order.
Mr.. T. Townhend exclaimed againn fueh proceedings
and d that if il was enforced the Sergeant would be
Obliged to talento cuody Perfons, among whom
were forty Ladies, and the taking them into eutody ne
imagined was entirely new proceeding.
Mr.. T. cafwel iaid the Ladies were to be excepted
The galleries with all the leading to them were
cleared of all but the Ladies.
n MisQeiai Paragraph ExTRAoRprNARY.
The province of Mafaehuietts- Bay has been in fate
of drson for years. The Boonians carried every thing