The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-28

tha they viii cnquik this ayoG:its Pars OF their deE'
TIE yefieis which 20 hi this week laden "i.n
FOODS for Bottom, anpped By the merchant exporters '
the affairs of that colony arc hste more iet'iea'
The ihps defined for AneTe1, are ordered to DC COM
rle,ely manned, yetued ana cut az SPithead b. The Gun
VI March.
February l. The write from Italy, that the Enpieis OF
Ruhil has ordered choois 10 be erected AZ rha' ~
each Of which two hundred Greeks to be educated al
her expcnec Her Imperial Maeys intention by u S' 70
try whether the ingenuity by which that nation was formerly
20 dinguihed from every other nation can DC revived aSn
in waics, if e fuccess, Che viii render her iei 'mrioT
Az any tire yssy attempt isn the sghet degree
There is not the lca foundation for the report oil Sr
Rail Keith being foon to iet out America the con-
srary il not even expected that he will 90 to JAMAICA
tut that another Governor will horty be appointed, DIR
paGl b.ng be appointed on inOre eien'ia ieviee:
Tie lae dslru6ton of Gratimala, in New SPAIN has
urs the foreign indigo ade as the mot valuable part oi
chat ertice is imported from thence
Orders have teen lately inued for the non-eSPortaon OF
Se arms to the continent, except it be on the account oil
government.
promotion of Officers is expected take place very
early in Marct and peerages on the Bntlh esaoh-
ment it thought will be given about the fame time
The Ruia Europa, Mars, and Antelope, are the four
men of war appointed to the American atlon under the
command of Admiral Creaves.
February 4. Saturday lcnnight died at Berwick, John
Temple, Eiq; formerly collector of the revenues there.
N. B. Tbs rs rOt Mr.. Temple fbe late C0'7miDSnH q roe
+ Reverzes in BeRSr.
February a. Letters from the frontiers Of Turkey
sion that the Ruians, in their two attempts aganlt
Sria and Varna, have loft es than 5000 OF their
Ae troops which may be added their own cannon and
ammunition, as well that which they had, IN lone
Actions, taken from the Turks.
The Blue Ribbands it is pohtvely laid though it is not
publicly known, will perhaps for fome months, are
actually difpoed o-The MinRry doubt have reaions
4 for keeping this affair feeret.
february II. Lat night Cabinet Council held at
enc Secretary Of States Office when the preient tuaton OF
affairs Of Bottom in New-England was taken into conhde-
ration
FEB. I6. It is confidently aIerted that Mr.. Horne, 70
far from obeying the Speakers order to attend the Houie
ofC means repe, force by force, and TO have the
validity OF that great officers warrant ocmny argued at
the Old Bailey, by punhns the tool who ihal attempt to
noleit him.
The printer of a certain morning paper, we hear was
much dppointcd in being ient to Newgate, having
waited upon Mr.. Acecgman Sunday lat, and engaged
rhe room his brother occupied ome time pat Tor iar
offence.
The expenccs attending the commitment ofthe Printer
Of the Public Advertiser the cuody Of the Sergeant at
Arms, amounts to fix pounds per day; but It expected
lv viii on peti.icninz be Immediately reeaied.
An honeR member in the debate of yeaerday, whether
Mr.. Woolh houId be committed to the cuitody OF the
Sergeant It Arms, or TO Newgate declared be had never
Written paragraph or lettern the paper in his life.
and hnceey wied that every cher member could lay his
hand on his heart and fay the fame but it was known,
that the NOT inammaioy letters were written BY mem
hers of Pmiament.
Ii has been fggeled, that action Of damages will lie
ssainA the SERGEANT at Arms of the Houle of Commons
tor falie imprisonment.
February ES. As the following paragraph comes from
an anonymous correspondent, the readers will give 70 much
sfedit it it may be thought worthy of We are told
that Mr.. Roteh, owEer, and Captain Hail. matter, OF the
Dartmouth, Of the Tea Ships lately arrived hom BOZ
ton, with cverll gentlemen paengers, chiefly natives OF
New-England, alfo DR.. Wilaon of Philadelphia, were
on "Wednesday examined at Lord Dartmouths Office con-
@ning the riots. From this circumtanoe It is PFoba-
bic that American affairs will ioon become the iuseet OF
ferrous Ejaculation, whence they may alto Become the
f1beet OF ferrous action. Whenever vengeance may
fall ,hose refractory Coonifs, will not fall unexpected,
for We are told chat ever cautious Merchants have lately
Tcfufed 20 lend goods America, lea general retenee
and MaIaee l.ou,l fette the accounts in iummay me
sthod.
4, The Empress of RuiIia and the King of Sweden,
hear, have offered theInice fponors for the neSborn
ROYAL Infant
Letters from Leghorn mention feyeTal OF the Rufian
fhips of war being now IL that port.
At o'clock, on Monday night, Mr.. Horne received
The following notice from meiienger Of the Houie OF
\ Commons &c o "
Lare I40 FetrHaii, 1874.
The Houfe of Commons having, Friday lait' re-
olyed nesse coayadicere that letter in Newspaper,
n;italed the Pabic Acvertifer Fridly, February II,
774, and purportng - &c prnte! TOR H. ,. "oodhhi'
TO- I, the Dner u lSy-Lane, fa1ef-94t~i @i
teilei Sir Fecer Norton, Kat. Speaker of the Houie
j, Commons rcieSting h.s ch4r.Ger, and his con-
iud Speaker Of TIL, Houi, in relation application
10 the Houe By rctioi, for ineO.oe oi lands IN the
lhih Of Tottngton in the County OF Norfolk, tle'
malicious, and candLoas lbcl, highly esssing the
siascr OF t.. Speaker Of this HoU, to the dhonour OF
lhis Houe, and in violation of tie privileges thereof and
The fd Henry Sanpon Woodilll having the Bar Of this
Ioui, this day. informed this Houc that the laid letter
vas delivered to him by the Reverend John HOraej
ORpERED,
That tie iaid Reverend John Horne, do attend this
tisrGe upon Wednci1ay next
81. HATSELL
CT Dom. Com"
20 which Mr.. Home returaed Yetedsy the following