... King $ -Anns, $f> ken-Church, at the Kings-H ead, at Beactntfte/d, at 9 d. per Mii; and two-wheel'd Chatfes, may be taken at ci- ther Place from Oxford xo London', the whole Fare \l. ?? to change Horfcs at proper Stages; Crofs Roads ar c Four whcel'd Chaifes and two wheel'd at pal. per Mile, by MATT. DAVIS, BeaconifieM SAM. CARTER, Stoken Chu -eh. JT, ?? As the Prices are redue'd no great ...

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... prevails if General Blakeney was to bt tailed Home and tried by a Court Martial, for OBSTINATELY perfijting in the Defence of St. Philip’s Caftle, after knew he was abandoned by'the Britljh Squadron, to the facrificing fame Hundred of the Lives of the true Britilh Suljtfls.] Laft Sunday a great Pcrfonage at Kenfington declared, that he had received an Account that there were Ten Thoufand ...

... Now lives in St. Clements near Oxford ; MAKES and Sells all Sorts of Polifli'd Steel- Work, fuch as Watch-Chains, Buckles, Coat, Waiftcoat, and Sleeve Buttons, in any Fafhion j alfo Spurs of all Sorts, Cork Screws, and Sword-Hilts, in the ftrongeft and neateil Manner, and all other Things in polifh'd Steel, By your Humble Servant, Edward Staunton. amjertifanettifc To the Gentlemen, - Clergy, ...

... its full Growth ; it is thought proper to give this public Notice, that if any unqualified Perfon fliall be found fhootirig, or otherwife deflroying, fuch Game, within one Mile ofthis City, fuch unqualified Perfon will be punifhed for the fame, as the Law directs. And whereas it may contribute to the Increafe of the faid Game, were they not kill'd fo Young as of late they have been ; it is ...

... yearly Rent of aool. the other 1301. the whole confuting oil Eighteen Yarddand in the common Field, ar.d 300 Acrf* of Inclofure, fuitable fora large Dairy ; with two very genteel FarmY-ioufcs, and all dehrable Conveniences iv exceeding good Repair. Fw further Particulars enquire of Mr. Uord't, at FriciN ford sforefaicj. This Month will be publijhed, Beautifully printed with a large Letter tn ...

... cf the Cart Kind, about fourteen Hands three Inches High, and about feven Years of Age with a Star in his Forehead, a fwifh Tail, has been ofed to Packing, and has the Skin rubbed off his near Side, almoft at the Flank, with the Pannel. Whoever can give Notice of the faid Gelding, (fo may be had again] to 'John Hartley at the faid Mill, or to homos Hartley, the Corner of New-Col!ege Lane in ...

... a wen in Partncriliip with Samuel Malbon, as before, (ciia I'urtuerflii pending the rirll of January laft paft) are *.e- -hred forthwith to p.«y their relpective Dibrn to Elizabeth Leaeec the Executrix, or to Samuel Maibon, ar tiieir Hemic in die ifigh-ftreet, Oxford: And all Pcrlbns mho iiave any Demands on tiiem, are deft red to fend them in directly. I ' ' ?? 1 I Bp|H—^■j— —pi — — — I— — 1 ...

... Succefs which the ^ Gentlemen of the New Interest have met with in tiie County makes the Report more than probable, that they defign likewife to propofe Candidates for the City : / take the Freedom thus to advife You not to engage Yourfelves haftily, hut to continue at Liberty to give _. our Votes as You Jhall judge mofi conducive to the Profperity of the City : You cannot but be fenfible, by ...

... might from the Salilbury Carritr, Mwtn Abingdon tmd Oxford, A Black and White Pointer, with a Rowel his Necki had Collar, with this Infcnpuon; The Hon. Edward Boovsry, Chrift Church, Oxon. ever will bring the faid Dog to Mr. Thomu Barratt. at the Magpie, in Magpie-lane, Oxford, toall receive Half a Guinea Reward. a _ ...

... WHEREAS from an Advertifement in the Oxford Journal it has been underftood that Edward Prafcey of Henley, and John March at Maidenhead Bridge, had entered into Partnerlhip, or had feme Concern with Mr. Shrubb of Benfon, in running Poll Chaifes upon the Henley Road to and from Oxford, to London, ...

... »ur 'f'HE Coi has wri Poland, fetti afft *hich flic thi Powers have i •j Letters *f*ad, a | Hamburgh., '-°nlfantinop 1,1 theSeragli ...