... Kf«u Member of tit • Board of Acrleulture. Hath, printed and fold by K. I'ad ...

... City of Oxford, and its Vicinity, informing them that he heth removed his HEPOSITORY to Mr. Probatt's, the Roebuck: Ink, in the Corn Market, Oxford, to Sell there by AUCTION, Hor.f_y Carriages, and Hand's of all Kinds. Th« Sale to be monthly, and- thoft who plcafc to favour the Uiuiert.ikinjli.e d. fired to inform the Auctioneer of any Thing they have to put up, at leaf! four Daws before the ...

... added, a Mofical Farce, called r^E FLITCH OF BACON. To begin at hall paft Six o'clock. \y $1 CECILIA'S HALL, FEB. 1795. cfHETKY rcfpe£ fully informs the Nobility and Gentry, That his CONCERT' is fixed for Tueiday J 1 3 ' PLAN OF THE CONCERT. Act I. Overture— Mr SCHETKY. „,„rv Recitative and Song — Signior URBANI. Wio Solo, with a Scots Air— Mr SCHETKY. J^iiW I lubai's Lyre, (from Handel's ...

... S = Panted, ...

... A .apital drove of GALLOWAY SCOTS and HEIFERS, bp their .bumble fervant, - JAs. CORSON. — ?? WHITE PEASE for SEED- A Large Quantity of White Peafe, that are a curious Sample, and well adapted for Seed, may be had a* 40s. per coomb, by applying to Meflrs. Rteve, Rainbird, and Edmonds, at Ipfwich. (£_- A fara- ple of the peafe may alfo be feen at Mr. Deck's. Bury St. Edmund's. * .. - ERGEANT ...

... Faculty, who has had .the nioft extensive experience of its efficacy iv that paiticular complaint fo very prevalent among thet Younterpart of the Female Sex, and which is matked by the following Symptoms; namely, a palenefs in the Lips, livid colour about the Eye-lids, Indolence, Coldneis, pai ticularly of the feet, pain in the Stomach with lofs of Appetite, Naufea, diftuibed Sleep, a fmall ...

... ublilhed, T WALKER, Patcrnolh-r-row, London, aqd Triii* 1 . GU pHRIE, No. z.f, South Bridge, price 25.6 d. JiLlE%r ' THE I, OITSI A D, Canto V. and Laft, B y PETER PINDAR, tSrri. Fini, coronat Jp:*. r im may be had, by the fame Author, I. tf a!R . p.te. an Ode for til.- firil of April* Js. 6d. lth f^iSpv', 1 L TOUR, and Weymouth Amulements, r ,i THfc l . tgi&fi WOR^S Complete^ vol, -vo.pricu H ...

... afliz .s commence at York the X X week, before Judge X T X Heath.—T.'ie following lilt * of the prifoners who have to take tt.eir trial* Thomas Crofley, of weaver, charged with a burglary in the dwellit g-houfe of Mr. Normington, Sowerby.—Frances Harrifop, and Ann Gibfon, charge! the wilful murder their children —Joh-i Williams, Wakefitld, charged with dealing various goods out of the waggon ...

... [By I LONDON, December 19. THE Gazette of this night contains a letter from Col. Craufurd giving so account of the evacuation the or Creuuenach, (which the letter fays) is not of any very material confequei ce, as the army maintains exaftly the fame polition before, excepting that the part the line which is oppofite that place thrown a little back, in order to occupy the mcft commanding ...

... Timber. Hlscharaeler UuniNe.ptiona'iile.- -A lim directed lor A. 1.. Polk- oliie., Urillol, will I- 'itrei.ded In. [t.«|. -t.i.Kf.X I :\ On the :4th of Aiipult, nn Ci, inuiiwn*, in the parilh of Mldfiitnmer-Nortoii, Somerfet, A HAY COLT, rillnp: three years old, near 14 i V :■ linls high, .1 fniall blaze down her forehead, two while feet behind, black mane and tail; has been cried in icvera! ...

... AE are informed from undoubted I X authority, that there is to be X W X general mufler in this place, 5. , 8 the whole the volunteer corps of this town, Huddersfield, Ha- Kfax, Bradford, and Wakefield, the laft week in May the different battalions are to meet on Teefday the 26th of May next; have a field day on Wednefday the a7th ; and to be reviewed by General Officer on Thorfday the 28th.—To ...

... the heavy fail from yefterday, and the late crrvvaloj tie Mail' ...