The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-27
I II u r S D A Y, Oaober ,.

L II y r S D A Y, October IT.
B o S T O N.
II is iad embargo was laid in Ireland, on all Gal,
provi!on, going for the Span and French WcR Indies.
And thar the Duke De Choic is eabhlhed as Prime
Mniaer in France.
Tuelday being the anniversary Of his Maefys se,efion
to the throne, the fame Obiiyed here, by the fling
from the Men Of War, Cattle William, &c.
iueidsy Taft, the town met according 10 adjournment,
and having hniihcd the buinsfs then before them, ad-
journed to TueiJay next.
The nth infant ordained at Stow, Mr. jonathan
Newell colleague Peloz with the Rev. John Gardner of
the church Of chra in that town.
Exrad Of paragraph Of letter fi0n gentleman in
LoHdoN, 70 bis fyisnd in Nt7v-Terk.
In reply to your paragraph reipeeting the conduct of
Philadelphia, and your city, in regard the hTs
have not heard that naturalization has ea the lea reee
ton on either of the aforementioned provinces or their
conduit therein. Bottom is the preen Object Of their
ientment and ould they aeceed therein, every other pro-
vince will have their recruitment in eour, as opportunity
offers"
The paragraph, Pubhed in our Ian relative to an afly
IN Cornhil which are informed gave dguf two gen
tleHen who took it to themflyes, ient by gen
tenan OF the navy, with esrne dee OF publication,
as it might do tome fome good, and no harm. The
Painter was quite ignorant OF the parties, and knew whe
ther the difeEsnce hsppeneosl.a week or lat wear,
We hear that on Saturday lai, as Mr.. Thomas Cray of
this town, merehant, returning from Pmouth, hi.
eaniage By ome oyeIlet at bingham, by which
edent one OF his legs broken, and he Othelw much
blufed.
SALIm, of7sbey 1s. 1t was currently fid, and gene.
rally believed Brao the day before Capt. Tyler failed,
that war would very hory commence between Spain and
Portugal.
Accounts of the American Proceedings very partcu-
lsry Publhed in the Englih papers.
Capt. Thomas Palmer, Of PoTtimouth, came palenssr
ssth Capt. Tyler from gniol
OXfnd no aeeountsin the Englih papers Of any more
, troops Bling ordered to America.
saturday tie dwelling houfe Of Aaron Wood, Efq;
Gdord, was confirmed BY hre, together with part Of
he houihod-fIrnitur.
AT Meeting of the following commifioned Officers of
the t Regiment in Eex (undsr the command Of William
Browne Efql held Danyes, in iaid county, the fopEh
day Of October, i774. viz.
William Putnam, EphTaim Fuller, Enoeh Putnam,
William Pictman, Samue Gardner, Samuel Eppes,
Bsn Ward, te;tiUi, chnar. ogood, John H,horns,
Caleb Low, William Blown, Samuel King,
JSicfh Gowen, Ezekiel Mah, John Dodge,
Samuel Flagg, Na,h. Sherman ames Baneloft,
jeremiah Page, Robert FOaer, Amos Curtis,
Ebenezer P0efer,
Elias Endieott.
Yofcd SnauinoaGy, That they reign their COmnaiOns
as Officers in ad regiment, and they do hereby declare their
icignsuon thereof.
n. B. The above Vote pad in cOnf.qusnee of the fid
Colonel Brownies efufng reign his feat the Council
Board.
09gt0 70. Ian Tuefday departed this life In the 92d
year Of his age, Mlor oph Willard, and on this day hi
remains decenty ntered This gentleman was BON
Of reputable parenfe HIS grandfather, MAJOR Simon Viii
lard, the hr WILLARD thai brought hs family into
this country. He of the f Proprietors and te-
ers Of this place. Few people have ief behind them bet
moral chaIsdeT eminent for his pirt,. early in his
protection, unhlen in his TAI b. eady 10 his prvst. dcvo.
ton, and consnt attendant divine worihp. Nature
had Deiied him with hale contribution which he sidu-
IL IN =
paa when he ezed with the afb1ga YET he
confined his chamber till about month before his
He retained his fesion the la. He left the wife Of Lis
youth, The lois Of areonate and loving hl-
band aud his children the ois Of tender and kind 1theI.
His offspring IL Children 30 grand shildien, z3 great
grand cl6len, and one child Of the fifth generation.
Leeeea, 07ot0 z4. Yeierday morning Col. Thomas
Denny departed this life, after ihort ines in the soh
year Of his age he pTeented this with the erts OF
Spencer and Paxton, for eyefa years paa IN the General
Court ana Colonel Of the fra regiment Of militia in the
county of Worcefsr, his Benevolent dpofton firm
taehment his countys eau endearsd hun to trends
and and rendered hiL death public lots.
NEwPoRT, 0e2obey ~. Lsfi TLuridsy evening, o
ninues paa o'clock, time, had pretty fen
6ble ihock Of earthquake.
NEw-HAvEN, O7sJey II.
Colony of ONNEC TICUT, QToSy 40, 1874.
In the HousE Of REYREsIHTATIvEs.
RESOLVED unanimously, that contributions from
Al. the towns in this ooony for uPpIng the nee.fries,
and alIeviating the dians Of bsehren Bottom,
ought 10 Re continued in eh and 10 long their
oceahons may require.
Tge. RICHARD Law, Clerk.
At an adjourned meeting held in this town, Ian
Tussday, number Of peIions appointed receive
fbfrpsns for the relief Of the neee.ous inhabitants Of
the town Of Bottom.
KEw-YoRK, Ol7eLy 10.
We hez from Virginia, that the right Hon. the Earl Of
Dunose has concluded peace with the trOe Of Delaware
Ind ans and parehasd from them then lands, which they
e lpeedly TO evaeuste and that they have given the
aronsea aorancss that they viii cake up the
hatcher sgaini the Engiih.