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... the toth, to furpead Ele£kion of Magiftratei withc the rarddpadon of the General Council, has given Rife Multitude of RepreTen* tatioo* the Commiflaries the reoule, Aofwen from the Ltfler Council, and to « claratiot from the mediating Lord*. .Thefc Divifiont, with the Threat* lately « thrown out the French King, of banilh• Ing every Sabjeft of thi* Repnolick out of hi* Territorial, nnlefs ...

... convenient! Out-Houfes, and Appurtenances • together with three Yaid Land and a Cottage : Alfo two Clofes adjovn- ing, and three more thereunto belonging *, lying in thd Paiifh of Oving : The Whole is in good Condition, and the Yeaily Rent it fixty-two Pounds ten Shillingi per Annum. For further Particulars, enquire of John Tattam, of Northmerfton aforeta*, the prefent Occu- pier } or *f ...

... I. 0 . A J) IGE ST cf . T ' 'T'HR Common-Law Reporters. • * With the Alt-a .ons-made by Statute-Law, In- cluding a Cottfpl-te Syftetn of the Modern Pra_ke* of the Courts of King's Bench and Commofl- Pleas, _a Civil _i_ icr.s. - . „ , 4 . By J. MORGAN, of the Inner-Temple.. London: Printed by H. Woodfall and W. Strahan. Law Ptinters to the King's Moft Excellent Majefty ; and fold by P. Uriel, ...

... IT is fiud that the Freedom t„• t. London will (bortly Right Hon. the Earl B —, >. . v of curious Workraanlhip, and in icferabling Scotch Boitnei, wuli ta.j J..,u i, - don thereon: Gratitude for adequate, honour ai>L ar.d glorious Peace ; the Proudhon of Liberty by t Zxtenftan of the Excije. It reported, that t..c above Nobleman will condclceud Co parade it into the City, unattended by his ...

... .gorrtg W being •' prelent joiaed. hey are encamped near Bingenhetro, two German Leagues from Friedberg, where theyarc eontinue, and «e Cii'l in hourly ( expedition of ah * Ccflation of jArms. Letters ffOirt Pat};* InJl. likewHe mention tlpx.it was-iiiid t '.crcin general, that ' *a Gilfewn t>f would very (bon take ??lace. - We hev that many of the Sufferer the of NeUtfoundiand are arrived in ...

... QNE of the bed Shops in Abingdon, in the County of Berks, being Ctuated at the Corner of Little Bury Lane, taxing the Market-Houfe j fit for any Bufinefi. Enquire of James Ford, at William Anfon'l in St. Clement's, Oxford. To LETT, Jnd Enured upon Immediately, Houfe and PrcmiUcs, in the Parith of St. Aldate, otherwife St. Tolls, in the City of Oxford; late in the PofTefTu jof Mrs. Pottcll. For ...

... They write from Corfica, of the 2d Inft. that Pauli, the Chief of the Corfican Milccontents, had marched the greateft Part uf his Forces to St. Fiorenzo, and the reft of them were advanced to Calvi and Bonifacio; thofe three Places being in a bad Pofturc of Dffttace, he feemed refolved to attack them ilhmediatcly. JiVe hear that the Yacht that is to bring over iris Serene Highnels the Prince ...

... *To ccntuiufA IVsekly, in forty Numbers No. 11. of New Work, entitled, '-Till:, History of RELIGION; x Particularly of the principal Denominations of ChrilHam, viz. Of the Church of Rome, ------- - England, Of the Baptifts in general - - - Qn.ilccts, - - - Antinomians, - - - Moravians, - - - Method His in general. ------- - Scotland, - - - Nonjurors, - - - Lutherans, -- . Prelbyterians, - - - ...

... flr pritpdrtitnirjr ot re turning hi« moft fincere Thanks to ftich ..NobleiftMß Geiitt«rn*ri, TrajtUtfirie^i^ aWfl' QtTiers, ,as have ?? Jurfi'.with their Co*3imaiids,var«t at *^ ?? ?? to* allure thorn that ?? ihall be- vfantin) to merit their ftewre Arji>robat» ...

... To SOLD, A Good new Milched ASS, of the Grey tCiml, with FOAL Days oM. Em)tilrcof Mr. Hraibert, of Biuughton, near Banbury ; or of Mr. Barker, at the Three Tuns in Banbury. ...

... they have met with in, that Undertaking : And at the fame Time'beg Leava to inform their Friends, and fuch Gentleman and Ladies as have complained of the Infolence as wdl as Impertinence of the Poft-Boys, That to prevent, for the future, ail fuch Inconveniences, light Boxes have been put upon tiiefe Poft-Coaches, and they will be drove by careful, obliging Coachmen, who will likewife be more* ...