... OXFORDSHIREO..-. GAME DUJ-T. LIST of PERSONS to whoi 7VdazrXs amn ?? er of eidonie. A. SHMOLE, Rev. John, Shipton upor A Cheswell. Attwood, Thomas Chariot, Enifiam. Anfell, James, PurlDord. Arnatt, William, Stanton Hircourt. Arnold, Matthew, Corpus Clinrti C eliege. Aplin, Rev. Chriftopher D. Aid rb.ury. Annefley, Arthur, Ffq. Bletchingdon. Annefley, Arthur, jun. Efq. Ditto. Annefley, Charles, ...

... L O N--D ON ,j Fcbrhaq' wS. I I Some French papers have been received, bit' they do not contain anv yntellioernce t' inpoit-^ ance. Mr. Pitt's death is n'meiatioted in; i Miteiir, but without- a 4 xnle cioimienit..Tie Fretich troops-are-mar~ching to Bquipglne.> and are to affiome the name of. the :Grand Izvadtg Arpmy of Eoigland. It is undelrftond thait the -1onl 'Henry Er~cikn is to be. Lord ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MFETING. a A- . - - ?? . . . . fendav, Seitembr Zo.. Second year of a renewal of 'a Subk'cription of 5gs -each, for 4-yr-olds carrying. 7ff. lb. J-yr-olde Nft. 61b. .6yr-olds S1i. 13ib. and aged 9fL'lb. B. C. was won by:Id8ackville's. ch~. 1i. Profpero, . yrs old, beating * P. Radcliffe'a b. c. I arbarolya, 4 yrs old.-5' to a agf' Profpero. - Sweepfktakes of IoogS. each ...

... EXrRAORDINARY BOXING MATCH. The match between the celebrated Gulley (now the Champion of England by the forfeit of the Game Chicken) and Gregfon, took place yefterday, near the fix fhile bottom on the road from Newmarket, and it was one of the moft obftiriately contefted battles ever witnefled. Gulliy, it will be remembered, was the unfuccefsful opponent of the Game Chicken, a twelve- month ...

... of Perfons 1wboave obtained Ga-Keepor¢' Certjfi- cates at tbe Rate of One Guinea eda,. A. ALDIERTON, JAME3, fen. for the Manor pf Bladon, Handborough, Coombe, Stonesfield, Wootrdn,- Hord- ley, Old Woodftock, Herlingtonw, Caflirigton Worton, Durehof gh, Faw~lerand Wighthll deputed -by the Duke of Marlborough. Adams, Stephen, for Chaflleton, by John Jones Efq B . nssEf.I Balrett, Thomas, for ...

... LY7 of Perfons IAho laoe baitoined Game-Keepers' Cert;fi- cates at the Rat, of Three Guineas each, the Gamc- I Keep*r not Zoing an ?? Servant to any Per/en.- I A. At DP RT ON, JAS. jun. for the Manor of Bladon, Hand- borough, Coombe, Stonesfield, Wootton, Hordley, Old 'Woodflock, Henfington, Caffington, Worton, North- leigh, Fawler, Wighithill, Yarnton, and Begbroke, de. puted by the Duke of ...

... OXFORDSHIUlE GAME DUTY (CONTINU ED.) Lf of, Pfou -o&,z're oata,',ied Certifcratefe{ at jik Rate 'of. 1Jree Guibee-s eacu, fop Me i5 rr i3OIs. Nane., arnd'Refidence. j N aes and Rerfi, rlr. Bsiipt i, Jfl.HN,: .Hornton. fHemming, William, Dit *. 1e3hc)er, M. Littc letilron. Hulley, J. Efq. Ship, Lie.' BaIlTer, J. Santonl St. John. Memming, John, C1: field. I. BoitIer, Ralph, Beckky. Hake'y, M. ...

... RrCttMAN AND MADDOX. 'rhe battle betwixt theft pugilifts was fought on Friday afternoon, at Pope's Head Watch-houfe, on the coaft between Margate and Reculvers, for 1o0 guineas, in the pretence of about three thoufand ljedlitors. The pugilists are both gone by their day of aulivity, and Maddox, in a writ-up with Richman on Wimbledon Common, in the fame ring that the Game Chicken vanquifhed ...

... NEW AlARXE' Cb tA VEN i EILITING, 1811. 2io;W , APRItLj5 The Craven Stakes, a Subscription of l0gs. each, for all ages, was won by Duke of Rutland's ch. c. by Remembrancer, S yrs old, beating Lqrd Jersey's b. 1h. Langton, aged, and Mr. Blake's b. f. Sprightly-. S to I against Langton. Lord G. H. Caveodish's c. by Trumpator, out of a sister to Bangtail, beat Mr. Lake's b. c. by Young Whiskey, ...

... NEWITUARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1811. TIURS'DAY, APRIL 18. Mr. Vansittart's Burleigh beat Mr. Shalcespear's Harpo- crates, 8st. 71b. each. B. C. ¶200gs-.5 to 2 on Burleigh. General Grosvenor's Copenhagen, 7st. beat Mr. Fisher's bro- ther to Spaniard, 8st. 3ilb. Two-yr-old C. 51gs. each, h. ft.- 6 to 4 on Copenhagen. Ld Jersey's Langton beat Ld Sackville's Deceiver, 8st. 41b. each. Ab. M. 1l0gs.-6 ...

... NEWM0'WT *i- t S~C~NI~ S~uI~G r4J~ETING 181 ~Lnt'd (Oxfordi 2\r ,Sw,.pl's l umler, 8st.71lb.esch. Al2~ls h: f 4>,toSflxs'itr Mfr iles' Maus, direrer, oujt o Am~tti8s~ob bra'tMr. Watson's Riddle, by Sorcerer, out of .ignisa; 8st Ab- ?? ilgsh.ft;to 4'bks li fdai! 'Lord F, ?? ?? 7stt 1t be~tt M~fr. ?? ?? 1 l~oxl?;g . 4tutnst's i ecdIstoi, beat Mr. I.adbsile' Sir ilarri'ieC, ?? iM11S eacl1E ?? M. ...

... SUCCESSES OF'THE RUSSIANR-CAPTURE OF WERE) A.-REPORT OF A 'GRE-A'' Vt l'ORY. -. ' A -Gottenlburph'Mail'arri'ed 'this urnang with letters :iin~ljnpprs toi the'l 5thl instaint'. Goveroment receiedlby ?? ?? Adinir ilf Iopen iRzn', s't'atig the arrival there. of iutellihgence, that '15s,00tFrench had hfid down their armsa toithe' Rutssiins at Smo61nsk; - The Russians bovered on the.piniemy's rear ...