li The afietnblies of ibis province, fo eariy as Kebrtkity Lit, tuok into their confideration the act of parliament impofing a duty on pnper, glifs, &c. a-id thereupon, under the fenfe of the opprefiion of that 3,r, prepared and fent their Agents in Lon- don, fiii! and pofitive

Ihis Journal, though publiflxd on Saturday Morning, will always certain the moft material Articles of Intelligence inferted in other Country Papers on the Monday following. Number 805. SATURDAY, Oaober i, i 7 6_.

PLANTATION NEWS. Copy of ibt Agreement entered into by the Inha- bitant! af BoflvH, tbt Capital of tbe Province tf Mufjaibitjet' s Bay. <$<JS-$~£H E Merchants and Traders of the <t-i h^> Town of Botton having taken into *i> *■ ■£ C-nfideration the deplorable Situa- ?? tion of th

" We juft now hear that all the Nobleffe on the Fron- tiers of Hungary are up in Arms, and that the Clergy are inceffantly animating the Peafants to revolt. " Major and Lieutenant de Goltz (Sons of the Gene- ral Baron de Goltz, who was Marfhal of a Confederacy Cf Diflidents) hav

From tke Bos ton ( ?? J GAZtTTt, 80/ leu. ( New- England ) Aug. 4. Yefterday his Excellency Governor Bernard iflued the fol- lowing proclamation : " Whereas the peace and Rood order of the province hath been of late greatly interrupted by tilt riots ;in<l tumults whicli have tak

ShfleU, St?!. 14. Friday Night Lift fix Men at Work in dtiving 'ougli, Mlin-houfc Dale, near Tidefwell, were kdlctl In die K.if h tailing upon them; two were got out alive, Iv.t di.d foon attcr; • the oilier four in the Work.

Tor the Batm and Baurot Ctiioaid! s. UoaACr, Lik 3. Ode 7. imitated. H*u»l fits Afftrie, auem tibi eandidi Prima reftttnent Vtre Fttvtmi See. T« Mifs **•*••, at Briftol. UNTHINKING Phyllis! why thefe reais » Oh ! let not doubts, or jealous fear* EKftraft thy tender breaft : Tor

is picded to obieive, t;...t. malignant tendency, calculated to tiijlamt the minds of 'the people, and excite them to ju. c their Go vernors. would this writer, what refpect that letter of malignant tendency. unprejudiced reader will, believe, perceive that it is wrote with more

# T* O the account of the proceedings on the bill for.retraining the sllembly of New York, in which the colonies fetrm have been treated with no little feverity, we fhall here add a circumftance which happened a little earlier in the feflion. the 16th of February, the Lord Ciare