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q N excellent eight Day CT OCK,
n one Feather Bed, and one hand0me Looking CaG.
N. B. As the above Articles are the Property of
Gentleman who is going to remote out Of Town, they
will be Gold at very great PennywOrth. Enquire Of the
Printer. BssOn, Sept. IS, I774.
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S G o L n Z K.

fueh port, harbour, creeks, quays wnarfs, pieces.
or officers in the fid town OF Bottom, In the laid
bav or i1ands, until it ihdll efficiently appear to
his Msieity that full fatisfaction hath been made
bvor on behalf of the inhabitants of the laid town
Of Bottom 10 the united company Of merchants Of
ENGLAND trading TO the Eat Indies, for the damage
fuGained by the laid company by the defruEtion of
their goods fent TO the lad town of Bolton,
board certain hps or veIels as aforefaid and un-
I'll il lhaIl be cerlii d to his Maeay, in Council.
by the Governor, or Lieutenant Governor, OF the
fad province, that reaonabe fatisfa6ion hath been
made 10 the officers of his Majety's revenue, and
Others who iu.Fered by the riots and iplureaions
above mentioned, in the months of November and
December, in the year one thouiand leven hundred
and fegenty. three, and in the month of January,
in the year of one thoufand feven hundred and le-
venty- four.
And be it further enacted by the authority afore-
faid That if any action or fuit ihall be commenced,
either in Great Britain or America, aganit any
peron or perfons, for any thing done in puriuance
of this act of Parliament, the defendant defen-
dants, in uch action fuit, may plead the general
iue and give the lad act, and the general matter,
in evidence, at any trial to be had thereupon,
and that the fame was done in purfuance and by the
authority of this act And fit hall appear to have
been done, the jury fhal find for the defendant or
defendants and il the plaintiff ihall be nonlued,
dcontinue his action, after the defendant or de-
fendan,s iha have appeared or If judgmentfhall
be given upon any verdict demurrer, againt the
plaintiff the defendant defendants ihal recover
treble COTS and have the like remedy for the fame,
as defendants have in other cafes by law.
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l o N D o II.

Mareb II. The miicreant MiniRerai Writers Iaboux
had to lniiepreent The preent controversy between
Great-Bitain and her Colonies. II is moi, as they
THANKFULLY Unfit, reducestae TO the following queaion
Whetker the Mother Country fhall fhall not re-
tain her supremacy p Her right of fupremacy is odic
putable but he abufss that right by every eff ~ Of
illegal taxation; if fhe protects let of fcoundrel Co
vernors in their baie de6gns fave brave and,
by Charter, free people If Great Britain does all
this, and she Boonians, rouz-d with nfblIity al the
injuries they iuan, happen exrres their refeuments
IN an imPrudent manner, the qutGion then ia Whe-
ther they nall OF ialf not be put to the wod p This
is the query; the debates on which naw occupy the
Briulh Councils.
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Tie miNlsrFRIhL party N. Ergt.., have ugloyed
themlcl.c. nc e.ery gpofregy Phts sa'u,e d.-
hre in London, to wr.le so ibs salt tie ooIsn.e IL
ticularl, a,.,inH the = taElisat' anu tetein b
Mary OF then productions inherited Ia ,n4 ~ al
the pofticrpt which accomparic il, uAde, thc SO -i
Fromthe Enghh papers, lstters, &c. apPtll- .. ile
minilrv we,c not Attc eonlounded thal ,cgaod cu F
ipr OF lie eooncs had rendered ahou,c their late .r
TO eitablh a revenue and monoPoI1c their L--
they were at lois which way TO ihcw their Feentrcnt
without greater inaly hemiclses ard the nauon than
TO us-the people in general applaud sonaud ana
friends FAY, thas If continue fam and Uitrd, We iha
wud oil the ayery intended and eicape tie condition Of
the people OF Ireland and many England, MO hhdl,
get one meal OF aeh for dinner in twesemontH
caon Of axes, duty &C. 70 iupPoit aetmen and penonus
that the Liberal treatment o. tie great Dr. .anl 10
ieped BY foreigners wel the independent pant OF tie
nation, who now look upon tie ends OF AIMS IN the
preicnt dputc with the mnisy as the wiicit and bet
fends OF Ainerieathat the commfiontr and their ,te
were to be removed from this town, and Governor
and Lieutenant Governor loon appontedthat All parties
appeared agan niquing any more troops amoug US upon
hottie intention
Capts Chatham who is arrived a. Philadelphia from
Cadz, on the 9TH OF April, in Lat. 81 Long. pa with
the wreck of Schooner which he luppoes have
oyeriet few days before in quall apt Chatham, by
cutting hole in her quarter deck he lay m Of wateron
her Beam Ends took eheiI with contained the Cap
tains pocket book, papers, &C. by which It appened e
was called the Royal Oak, Rufus Ripley, Matter; naiiga-
ted with -four hands, bound nom North Carolina to Ply
mouth, isco Buihcls Of Corn, Slaves, and fome Land;
and was ownedby lsac Drew of Duxbuy the people it is
Thought were all loft.
On "Wednesday laa the fin Regiment Of Militia in the
County of Eicx, mufered Salem, and reviewed by
his Exsellency.
An Indian youth about twenty years ofage who called
himelf Ezra Robin, belonging tribe OF Indians in Con-
necticut, and who iome time ago TO Dartmouth Col
legc, obtain Education, drowned there the 10Th
of lal month, by accidentally falling Of Canoe in
crong tl river at that place his body taken up
ioon after.
DIED. Mr.. Eiphaet Parker his funeral is to be at
tended this afternoon.
NEw-YoRE April as. When the people a6tmbled
Saturday morning, fee the departure of Captain Lock-
yer, their ieentment ten 10 high agant Capt. Cham
bers, whom they had confde:ed friend to their rights,
and decrvng their confidence that If he could have been
found, il is thought his life would have been in danger
Happy however, he was concealed tll his Departure carly
Sunday morning, and alursd he got board the
Nancy, Capt. Look and failed with HIM for England
-. Fer mare London and BgfOn ncqos, &c.
fee fbe POSTSCRIPT, 10 tbls day's fap0.
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At NINE in the Morning,

VIII begin the Sale az FUbLII FENDUL'
AT RUSSELLs Aueon-Room in Qneen-Street,
A large and valuable Collection of new
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Imported in the Ship London, Capt. Caef,
And 10 b. SOLD By
JAMES Eos Err & ON DY,

Ar bis Bookstore IN Unon-Street,
Directly opPsatr the cornfeld, Bottom,
lnrze Aaortment Of the mott fslhlonable
PAPER HAN GINGS,
Which viii be Sold at a very low Advance,
Alf the moi modern Books in every Branch Of Polite
Literature Art and Science, may be had at ad Store u
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A S / GaH bssdi5, 10 tbs confafan Of
"A certain hle jasf0, make eVidenf TO fbs CoV0rv
and csnne, thar RE gaardiasp fisead eo0 my mas
p,esst faIe no fyfbr safoe e Mr.. Twes fafis advrr-
djsnert, eabE5sd in Mfr. Mill and Hotis paper Gsf
Mouday, than jsg 10 a my pretended donbfHg, Natalie
gaaydaa (4gbo svt6boids al MY sfss from mel thar
an legally rsrried zvM 4ePesr BIZ greaf rsrffaeH
By tBe alozvg eey sny certificate, viz. Ibi' ay e-
W all zUbom may rsnceyr, fbaf Benjamin hsI ana Seyeb
Drneable, NesU Hame61e, fbs zz6 # At,a I77S." fl
TBSve at yenf oreafsn for zane Of ny gzUs H'"Jtf kira
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-31

cd to Old Spain. The Spaniards are in
the grcateif conformation, as they are abto-
lutely hemmed up, and they viii be more e
If Crab-liland be frongly fortified 1t is a
very valuable Ifland. 1t is faid to be as
the and large as St. Chrifopher's it will
certainly make great noife in Europe.
lhe Dutch factors here have acquainted
their correspondents in Holland with this
intelligence. The Lord fend WAR, is
the general cry here."s
We hear the bluferine, heetoring Lind
zee was lately broke that the murderous
Capt. Preiton died of bleeding at the
mouth AMI that the infamous budding
iton took his departure from France to the
realms of darknels few months paa. So
may all our enemies perth
E*fr0tf 9f'a letter from PHILADELPHIA, dated
M1eb II.
Capt. Love arrived here, left London
the 10th of January, and the lie ofWhite
the goth. We have few papers, one as
late as the 27th of January, The accounts
OF the Destruction of the tea at Bottom is
Publiihed in the papers of the 22d of IAN
uary and our tea fhip, the Polly, Capt.
Ayers, arrived off Dover asth of January /;
no remarks in the papers about either. The
paper OF the 2oth of January, fays, the af-
FAIRS of America will not be taken up by
Parliament till the lefions is pretty far ad-
vanced. BY the papers there has been a
great iniurrection at Peteriburgh, but can |,
not find out particulars. The Rui1ian :
troops are ordered out of Poland, and m !,
regiments from the grand army aal not
lurkifh Frontiers, are GOING Cafe at their
burgh; the remainder Off. --'ors as may be
are gone TO wint-- .1eis aforementioned. Sy u
g. g - .i.ss IN tnzt cafe msde BY an act OF the
:ncral Court, III
Bottom, a March, 1874.
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S AR All .DA w S o n,

Widow of the late Joieph Dawicn, Gardner,
a, ,be COLD BATH, New Bottom,
las for ALE, at the loweit rates TOR eafh,
LARGE collection of grated
and inocula,ed Engib FR UT T X Es'
.:inds ALTO, large number Of young APPle Trees
rom the Seed likewiie CooibuTy and Current
Layock Trees, Flower Roots, &c.
.iIortment Of c ARDEN Sc Ed ., imported
london, with an aiorment OF ditto raied nefe' u''
eng mott proper forthe Wef-lndies'
Gentlemen or Ladies who may want any OF tne
rtieles, and will favour the fad Dawson with tnei'
CT may depend upon the bet OF uiage' and their IA
OF atefully acknowledged.
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Il d E N S E E D S,
TED in Capt. SHEPPARD from LONDON
And to bc SOLD by

And to bc SOLD by
OF ,IZABETH GREENLEAF,
CO ham 70 he iouthward of the lane leading to DR..
CO ByIes's Meeting houie, BOSTON,
mRLY Charlton, early golden hotiPur,
tn y Hotfpur, large Dwarf and green MArsOa's'whlte
wal, Ledman's Dwarf and Spaniih ManaSIo reAs'
ans. red, purple, orange, and yellow Carrot feeds
the rhre early Dutch early ugar loaf, early Battenea,
ole writer, green, and yellow Savoy, early and late
mi r, Cabbage green and white Co.'s, brown dSek'
tbs potted, and Mogul Lstcc feeds red white, spa
rtuOa and FLYER kin Onion Seed green and whit
III fseIipe Parlnp, red Beet, Thyme, Baum, fweet
"a, Sage. and iummer favoy feed; earlet, falmon'
gii Of and turnip Radih feeds, fummer and winter
no. early and late cucumber, carly Dutch and French
lin Seeds Parey, Pepper Grafs, Asparagus Celery
nder andwhite Mufad feeds water and muik MELON
I. Drummer and winter Squaih feeds Hemp, Rape
Canary bird feed choice Pit Peae BY the large or ma
B. EngIh G D S.
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-~-ANTFD Immediately fober, active
ME- san APPRENT.CB , to senteel bufneis.
Euouire of the Printer.
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Just PU BLISHED,
And TO &c Sold by KNEELAND & DAVIS,
in 2assn- Strssf,
A POEM, in feven Parts,
4 \ Containing REFLECTIONS upon
A FARE w ELslSHIPWRE CK.
c LIN. DELIVERANCE.
Moderate Breeze, AND a
HARD GALE. RETURN.
PART |. A VOYAGE.--They thar 20 dOws
TO the Sea in Shipf, that do bu/insji in Grsat
Wafsrs /; ,hsfs fee the W0rks Of the LORD,
and his WondsyS in ths Dest.
Pal. evil. a,, "a.
PART IL. A CALM.-Hs maksth the Storm
a Calm, 70 that The Wavss thereof are fill.
Pal. evil. 20.
PART iii. A MODERATE BREEZE
He eaafsd an EAT Hind to biO1u in The
Heaven and BY hS Pover he brought in the
South Hind. Pal. xviii. z6.
PART. w. A STORM.-7hs LORD Esnt
our a Great Hind into The Sea, and there
1uas mighty Tempsf in the Sea, 70 thai the
Ship 7Uas Ike 10 be broken. Jonah. i. a.
PART v. S5IPWRECK.-And there came
do1pn Storm of Hind on The Lake, and
they IUsrs PILED with Wdfsr, and in Jeopardy,
Ind they came 10 him and azVoke him, fay
ing, Mafsr, Ma9sr, 1vs Perrin.
Matt. viii. a3, "a.
PART vi. THE DELIVERANCE.- In NY
DlFrsfi / called upon the LORD, and cried
asf0 my GOD,-Hs heard my voice or Of
his Temple, and my cry came before him,
svss into his Ears. Pal. viii. s..
PART VII. THE RETURN.-Thsn are
they Glad, beeaaIE they be qnist, 70 he briggs
thsm ims their dsfysd HaUsn OH thar
Men 1uOald Praijs the LORD for ht Good
SsIf, and for his zUOSdsrfHI zUOyks 10 The
Children of Men. Pal evil. 90, sI.
Dedicated to the Hon. JOSEPH WAN
TON Efq; Governor of Rhode Iland &C. &c.
N. B. A few Copies OF the MATER
Key 10 Popsry, may be had at the above
Place.
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GARDEN SEE DIS.
Imported in Captain HOOD hom LONDON,
And to be SOLD BY
.SUSANN A RE N K E N,

At her Shop near the Draw-Brdge, FOreTest BOsTON'
EARLY Charlton, early golden Hotfpur,
H. white Rounciyal, green Marrow, SPaniih Morattoes
crooked Sugar and Leadman's dwarf PEAS, Toker, BET
wnfcr, early Lifbon and large Dutch Kidney BEANS
Stranlbureh Spani ver-in and Portugal Onon orange
carly Mort, carly yellow and farlet Carrot hVeng Pari
nip, early Turnip, early fhort-topPed London, Salmon
Turnip, Spanh and fcaret Raddh, early Frame, white
Cabbage, white Co.'s, early green Co.'S, large green Co.'s
bloody Co.'s Aleppo Co.'s, brown hmarbeoyal brown
Dutch Imperial Tenniba and Capuchin Lettuce Prickly
and round Spnnage, red Bee, Italian and fold CELERY.
crled Peppe ga, Indian Cees cured and Iaige rooted
Pacy, early and late colIAOwe, early YOrkIhre, large
Batrea, carly Dutch large Scotch, large Winter and
Turnp Cabbagegreen white ard yellow Savoy long & early
pcklsy green Turkey and long Roman Cucumber, Baum
fveet Maoram, Thyme, Rofemay, Lavender and fage
Seed white Mutar, Hemp, Rape and Canary Seed broad
red and fine white Clover, Lucen, Rye Crais and other
Crais Seeds Durham bea Flour Muaard, Split Peas---
GrOces, Engih and India Goods all which may be had
cheap for Cafh.
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To be SOLD,
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"A with balls, lacks, &c. cOmPleat. Enquire Of the
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Imported in Captain eoaAAM from LONDON,
And to be SOLD by
YDI A iDY A r.

At Der Shop near the North Battery, BosToxi
EARLY charlton, early hotipur, golden
IL hopur, large marrowfat, dwarf marrow, blue marrow
and Spani morrotto Peas large Wndfor large Toker early
LifbOn, early HOtpur, early yellow Dwarf early Peeked
atto and early white Beans with black eyes, early York
re, early Dutch, Sugar Loaf Ba,tea, large winter green
ard yellow Savoy, early and late Collfower Seeds bef
Cabbage Lettice white Co.'s green Co.'s marble and brown
Dutch Lettuce Seeds, bef double Pepper Craf, round
Sunnage, mort top and Salmon Raddih, icaret Raddh,
doube Panley, white SPanih, flver-fkn and red Onion
Seeds long green pcley and early Cucumber Seeds, iweet
Marioram, Thyme, Baum, Sage, early Dutch, and late
Turnp Seeds, large fSens Parnip, red Bests, Orange
gOIaen ooOured, early yellow and purple Carrot Seeds, red
Clover, Herds Gras, and Canary Seeds, winter and fun
sqush, long French lump, AyioP, and variety Of
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ALL perfons are hereby cautioned againiE
n czeditins Judah the wife of me the i1bdsrber, as
@ not paw debts other contracting from the date hereof
ARIAH5MARouAND IHAf En-
Braintres, Mareb zIh, r774.
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,tain IA. rcc.s~r 80 'syo.lsbe oren tbs u 's'e
rights and Abs.tes Of the !Hnect.
Orders, il is Shrered, have b7en given, or VIII be ~
Eg days, that no firearms, i~nna, - be feFinitea - y
escortet nom hence Anerca, eie"here' toi UNIV
,onrhs 70 come. Ihcie order, viii not affect the Aef-
cans for they have pxny of lief: insumcnis OF osA''
Lord G. mas LACEY given feycrai OF ms intimate
friends 10 underiand that he will fer ms feet more
within certain hole in Weaminaer.
We hsar from Dublin, that mot OF the folders 81 'e
regiments expecting orders from ireland TO Amere~' "H'
knov and know not thar country, openly bepeak tnsI
lyes the happinefs of handfome wives, comfoaoe o1
of land and habitaon on that continent, BY full exsTene
Of their ndulfry, and removal of their Prcent 1.ohs'
fri cadfcd BY decay of It's encouragement 10 ther hss
country by the oppreions of 1her matters and landlords
Apr g. 1t is confidently reported,that the Premier hnos
himiefunder the neeey ofeabhns two STATE Lotteries
for the Prelent year. =,
merchant in the city is informed by his agent at New
York, that the coonts are invariably determined TO pre-
e their independently, and that ome important reiou
tions have been lately made rcpetng certain commercial
regulations with the mother country, which will be ani-
rnitted to England with all convenient fPeed.
IL has been emated chat during the unhappy diagree-
ments with the coloaies Britain, executive OF the
government duties, has utaned ols Of more than SEQ
guineas per day..
The Botonlans have declared, that rather than ubn
to the tyranny Of the mother-count, they will abandon
the Tea coa and aoeiste with the native Indians IN the
back country.
There no extraordinary iuppy of military flores OF
camp equpage ordered to America, nor IS It the ntenton
of the Mniaer to act with eyery, if it can Po'Sby be
avoided
When certain great Peronagc reviewed the 43d regi-
nent on Saturday a he told of the officers to march
the men, and quarter them at Halifax about an nou'
afterwards counter orders cnt, dering the men 10
hold hemeyes in readine, embark for abroad at an
hours notice. e1
The above regiment il is poGtveIy ad, is the regiment
fixed upon to go TO Bottom.
A correspondent delres to be intormed' whether H
would not Be advifeabe to efablih parliament in Anne
rcl for all the colonies, and chooe the eentrca place Tor
that purpoie.
BY calculation lately made, il will cO government not
lefs than I2,zool. to make commodIous harbour az
Caco-Bay.
aby o. Authentic etsrs arrived yetedAy at the India
Houe over land from Ala, with account that dieadfd
mortality ragged Baora, Bagdad and over mott parts o.
Arabia, which had depopulated whole provinces.
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Le-, y ccnpme I! IS yuE.itintnt ",h We essi't''
b,ousb ithorie il. Tie SIj u L0adon, m the ieiEh
or Cnar,ef he hlt, Tor tunult and maIdef' F.oveu Gnu
acknowledged 70 have been committed WITHIN II, VI oi
day and no one indicted to. it, was hled S,coO
is was the whole of their runnent Tor an offence ioin-
ni,ey greater y proieodtcd, and folly aicetalned. NOR
was this done BY parliament, bat IN me due eouie %
law, after far trial in the court Of kings pens''
The city of Edinburgh, for a mott atroeous mu'esr'
,ropan;ed with cifcumances which the law eonidefsS
open rebellion, and all this proved upon tie fne e'aee'
with Council heard patiently was hnd 2oooi' Al 'ie
courc Of the evidence, was proved that previous
ton of thi. inieetion given TO the provot anu ma
erares who refud TO exert themleyes either 70 prevent
or prolecute it and by charter the whole eSeeu"e
power was in them, their neglect conniyanec nsseiA
topped the coure of uace, and made the Intervention oi
parliament neceiary and proper.
Butthe of Bottom not having this power ~ ''I.'.
for mere trelaf committed, the Governor Declares ~
perfons dsued and unknown, without the ea oeoui "
evidence to charge upon them, unheardn their
and the ordinary agent denied admiion on their oeiA'
punihcd with the lois of their port which, behdes inc i
paraton demanded, be of ef injury to them shsn
the irrepaabe lois of feyera hundred thouand Pounos'
even hould the King reore the port lu as It was' anu "
ioon as poiIibe after farisfa6ton made.
Such is the comparative mcaluIe of Juitce meteu " w
people of America And what muR recommend i moe'
they are toldit meaiue of eny; 70 that houla 'sy
commit an atrocou murder, open act OF reoeOn' VI
rather ould they be upeed of it, they mutt expect m
ead of being ned the cities of London and EdnOursn
were to be exteminased from the face Of the EARTH De
lenda eft Carthage, the wife and humane quotation OF Hr
Van will then BE- an exact proportion OF u.tice and noi'
aiiuredy if you would be 70 good TO lay Bottom new
York and Philadelphia in aihes, you would from tna' mo
menr resder America entirely independent nc eone
quence OF this will be- that one universal ruin will nVoiss
your trade your manufactures your hrPng and your com
merce. Whether the wifdom Of Mr.. Van viii retrieve
them, know not but in the mean time would AK TOT
what ealon the fsbfantial rule Of uce, AUDI ct aeam
partc, has been 70 THANKFULLY violated in this proceeding
againf Bottom. ) - IL