... O 'e SOLD bk AUCTION, . i1j.effis. GARRARII and.SON. On Mondny rJezt, the zoth D4 of Oftober Inflantik ,,The LIVE inm DEAD FAR-MtNG STOCK, and Pasg ofrthe HOXbSTbLDFtURNiTURE of TNOMAS Rixs6N, of Shirbtirn, near Watlington, in the County (if Oxford, who, is leaving his F4r'n;, .iomiprifing f9ur very. ufefil -Draft Horeii, three Waggons, thtee Dung.Cartsatwa, Oak Rolls, fix:Harrows, Pair of ...

... . ?? COUN FY OF' CiXFORD.t N OTICE is hereby.given,.That the Annual . Ge'n ral Meetingof-ktheaLijetenancy of rtis Counltvyj for carr 0ng-intoEtiecutionIthebLaws relatinlg'to the Mi- litiV, will bce'holdenon Tuefday the sy R Day of Otober lot. at Iwelve ?? ,Non, at the Star-inn, Qiford. W. E. TAUNTON, . Clerk to the General Mcetings. ., OXFOR, T{:O)be S9OLD, by PaiVATZCONTTRAQ-T,,.- t That ...

... CAME aftray, Mar, i one Lands of Thomas 'inkney, Middleton, Suffolk, Two 33RBnEDING StEEP, One LAMB, and OneWE- THER SI4EhI', which the owner may haveagainiby delcribing the marks and paying the expences. - MONVEr PANTED. 'T'PE Sum of 30004. on Mortgage of Freelsold T1Landed Security, in the county of Effex. For further particulars enquire of Mr. Bexij. Lewis, attocnqy at law, Halfted. A LL ...

... CORDIAL I fAL of GILEAD. M R. HARRISON , MiniaturoPainter, No. V 10, Tavistock-street, Covent Garden, London, (a native of Bath) was for years in a deplorable state of a cbnsumption, attended with extreme weakness, which reduced him to a mere skeleton, so that for weeks togetiherhe was unable W follow his profession. His appetite was quite gone, ani his digestion much impaired. Fortunately he ...

... rASW F1`6M LAMENESS AND PAIN, In a few Hours, for the trifling Ch arge of is. -6d TE. B0RIT1iSLI OINTMENT :fori CONS, ?? Colo~ur-Maker to His MaJES:TY. This moft excellent Ointment never fails curing .hard or Loft Corns,,in a very fhort tie, and'ives cate irra few hourts no other trouble iS requir d-in Ufi'Qg. it, than rubbing atlittl on: the Coin, night and'morn-' ing,, with the finger. The ...

... RO'YAL HdS?1tAL AT HASLAN.- ;R'UOO 14, i8ad. rrH44 GOVERNXOt WN1 be ridy ?? ?? DLA tee 24fb rnfl. ar .tW,)JC D} j,*i i on ing7. to i-cceive feahd 24t'irt, fitall perfons wlhvgto tipl bsHgit?,, *th, 600 pillIrons, sf ood CO4L9, ef die qualries ider, s ionrd, to.bedclr ?? on a be xtS free of all. C~rgis io tnc Crowie. M ALL-4NS XMAIN, WHARTON'S AXAiNj . . -?RIMROGE . , : A aV.lRWICK LOW MAP4U, ...

... AN. &Ntffl~dE hgjif aM !EL EQ~f4~Tf :N~l27Orry Is iusjDay-Pubiffiheds, In one pocketvohume with an elegant portrait of the 4Aohrj ptice 3s of that interairig^publicatiozg, entitleA - - QOfLOMONWS GUIDE TO HIEALTH - *a or; advtice to both fiexes in a~ varietyj of complaints: i1Explainipg, the-m[oft lis~sle methods of treatmcnt ansI' ?? el6aio s; ref ,ie for' moll of-s the difeaIes, ,incidont. ...

... T O L SfLD PYi'tu-k Cc sf , j : S SIJAG. or 3WEr4.c ? lftuate on ?? fide,4S:ale. .13. t-he' Oecupation of Mirs gl u; :nd S~i 1e i~yliat P MaI hain and Co. and by th67iat't# ?~t~re aS Acconipting-Houfes for, which th.P're.-1 5plrt6elW Te:iCments up tht Entiy adloinini the l;^d flt Meffttage. a 'nd whlrh 'eneerents re 1 ~eibe Iousi in Seale-Lan' occupied by Mr. J ~info5~n, f~ier, and arc ...

... 1 _-_■___—■ 1 - -- VLRSLS Written partly in im.tation of the French Anacreontic, by the Regent Duke of Orleans, bcginni-g •• j t full nepme lis fia jits.'' t> V Nature form'd for ev'rv joy, *•*■*■' Pleafure only is my aim ; No other fche _c my thoughts employ, 1 fcorn the f.-ols of we.lih and t-nie j Where'er I go, 1 play niy part. And bring a focial. jovial hea it Since fleep'* a tribute we ...

... LOS DOS, (Thurlday,) Jan. 23. «• -w- •▼• E received this morning Pans Pa- V \ f pers to the ;oth inlt.ni. In the a/ \rfiVls in which thty came, ar. » rived M. Otto, who is con eto rep'ace M. Nio-.i. Thefe papers contain very lor.g of!i. W, det^t-f fro.v i'p.ypt, brought to TouV.n i>v^ a ?? wiiic.ri'lt Alexandria on tiie 26th of N.-vember. Tr.c uili.i'f-hes liom General K.!cber arc dated or. ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, Monday, Match 14 1 ORD Howkefbury moved the order of the da», for *- tbe Houfe to refolwe itfeif into a Committee on the copper minea and trade. His Lordlhip next moved V*hat the report ef the Committee appointed lall year ft. ould be referred to it. He faid his intention was ins rely, ou this oceafi n, to fubinit certain refolutious to .'he Hcufe for tiieir mature ...

... *irHE report of :n» '-rench CommitVton of Arts ie *• ipedii'tj t ; ii country, j-; laid ti» ejive, in a very fmail t -mj.afs, v ni»e ilr.kms; aeCU'ate, (cicn'iti:, ard intell g.ble ar.ount cf tl.e art .gui ties of Egypt ; 01 its trn,p.e>, paiacc. obetilkt, tombs, liators, and pyramids, than hjs ye: apr-cired.— Tlie !ngtniou« perfon^ w'.io compofed it, was rtfofively em:n»nt in every neccifary ...