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life and opinions of Triftram Shandy, -.Gentleman. s. W 'Ives and adventures the public have had e• and, perhaps, more than enough, long o .j A confideration that probably induced the 4>v Triftram Shandy to intitiethe perform,bcforc us, his life and opinions. Perhaps ft 4 J? ad

According to Letters from the Head-Quarters Prince perdinand of firunfwick at Paderborn, dated the 19th In'lar.r, the Hanoverian, Hefiian, Brunfwick, &c. Regiments, arc all complear, and the Allies being augmented by Icvcral -w tailed Regiments of Horfc and Foot, arc now only wa

abstract of the TRIAL of Lord George Sackville. Warrant was iffued by the King, dated Jan. 26. for holding a general court-martial for this trial; and 'he court met at the Horfe-guards Feb. '9* Lt-Gen. Richard Onflow was prefident. The court opened with an obje&ion by Lord George

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tan, Innkeeper, in Salford, in the County Lankier and brought with him Gelding, which w«, committed *o the Care of the laid John Dalton t ordered to him Hay, Corn, &c. which he the laid ‘/tin Dalton ever fince And the laid Pat id lair, havi> g left thefi * Dalton's Houle without

Proposals for collating the Hebrew manuscript s. IT being the defire feveral perlons, mincnt in learning that the MSS of the " , brew Text of the Old Teftament jbeulJ be collated, and all their various readings 1 publijhed; and the delegates of the prefs 1 univerfity of Oxford, h

CO N D 0 N, March 2 9. negle gab.. fee:, We are told from Paris. that that City only, brit% the Months of November and December, had fent 2317:4 Marks of Silver Plate to the Mint. The Value they fet on it is from 56 Livres to 54. Livra 4 fob per Mark. All the Cavalry that are to