... 'E~a rom the ;Br?/iol Paper-i. For the Perufal of thofe affliced with Nervous Complaints ,I 1ienc you my Cafe, and hope to fee it publified. SIt tWO- Yeais a oI had-a Mifcarriage, . wkich cbnfined, Jhde to my Room for thce * Months.i I was attendfedfby'a 'Phyfician, who, after rnan Confulrations,'advifedfnde to-try the Briftol 'Hot Wells..r - Being then in Exeter, it was impoffible for me to ...

... R. SWANCOT, Surgeon and Apothe- Mv]L cary, Burford, has jul'c received a frefh Supply of The Reflorative Meelicated mines (greatly improved and concentrated) Price Ss. the Bottle, duty included, and which is juftly confidered the be' Me- dicine now extant for Complaints peculiar to Females, as I well as every Diforder in either Sex arifing from a fluggifh and impoverifthed State of the Blood ...

... To Ste IIVDEP4.NDANVT ALEC TORS of the Bo- I bgh of ArzisnuR2, and rREEHOI.DERS of the Hundreds tbercunto belonging. SGZNrLEMfOT, A4N injurioux Reporft hzving ean cir. t icuated that Iam flill in Parliament, and 1 that my pretent Canvafs is not ferious, but intended only to obtain a Knoevledge of your Sentiments for a fture Occa- fion, (although atany Rate Itrzyiyou ZLill give ree Creditfor ...

... ANGEL INN, OXFORD. Royal Mail and Poft Coach Offce. POST COAC H to London every Morning A at Sight o'Clock, to the Old Bell, Holborn. A COACH every Morning at Half paft Six o'Clock, ?? and Slough, to the Bell Savage, Ludgate Hill. A POST COACH to London every Morning at Five o'Clock, to the George and Blue Boar, Hnlborn. A POST COACH to Birmingham every Morning at Seven o'Clock. A POST COACH ...

... To ?? FreeAolders of toe County of Bucks. IG E'NLEMEN, ?? T a County Court held here this Day, 1 . I wvas not a little furprifed to find an Adjourn- ment of the Bufuiefs to Buckingham, contrary to im- memorial Praffice, againft the With and Defire of all the Freeholders of the County then and there prefent; by which a Majority of them, and particularly my Friends, are deprived of exerciliug ...

... TO~j TNHlEi5 AND CLAZIERS. W ANX A 1 E1) irnmediately,-A Journeyman VV I'L;-U Kl3R anid GLAZIER. - AZfber &eady- 1 ~Aan may rnert .ithinl*F ,sa't Emrxloynnejt, anc' Encosrage- ,nen[ due to his .Mrit, by applying to Mr. ,. Hick3 rans piuhber and Giazier, High Strert, Oxford. (OXFORD, MAY 10 I 803. Y OST, fupofed to he taken by Mi44ake, L frorn ?? of the Stttr Inn, in this City, no 'lhi1rfdSY ...

... CTB6e SOLD' by AUCTION, by -Mr FOLKERTb 'bi Day, Saturday the 3t2h of March Iitant, xEo4, at the B/ee Bwar Inl, in St. Aldate's,1 Oxford, b'etween the' Hours of lhree and Five in the Afrernoi n; under Conditions a 'Sale then to be pro- ?? thofe defira>le and *',tenive PREM SSES, fituite in the Parilh of St. Thgmnas)' in the Subhrbs of the City of Oxford, in the Occmupsitnof I' r. WILLIAM ...

... M JRS.4 ?LUNKE1'T EI;DElXCUMBE'S 11.Enoagemwents requiring her Refldence in Lon-. .donl for fosme Mfonths, fshe may be confulted, as ufusal, at.her l:Inufe, No. jo, Poland Street, Oxford Strcet. - :FEEHOLD: EST r41E, .BUCKSS, WITHIN THlE-HUNDREDS OF AYLESISURY. Obe SOLD b Fy AUCTION, by Mr. 3. BERRY:, at the iKiv/; Head Ilw, in Ayleibury, .fui $aturday next, the r6th Day of .February, I805, ...

... DBJP.GI.'Rb A4ND ReTBiR'Y. riilE REAS thle Houfe of tVr; WILLIAM 7f,>tg j, 1 O, known by th4i Nante or Sign af ?? 7 ,,5 T~,~ in flicel~er, iD tht County of i 'ie i s etweenl the Hours of Eleven lat N~ight Me;~i>llrnlltg, burglariogily broke openl, and 3 ?? of PLATE, confilting of ajteh. 'an~kards, a Cop, a Coffee Pot, a Creans '~lt.abe spu.ons,''*'ea Spoons, l'iinrh Ladles, anld sgnoher ...

... SHROPSHIRE. 'O be SOLD by PRIVATE. CONTRACT,- TI he MANOR of ASHFORD BOWI DLER, .co-extenfive with the Parifh, with divers valuable Freehold Eftates, Tithe free; comprifing Two capital Brick Manfions, with fuitable Out-Buildings apd Offices, and about 360 Acres of rich Meadow, Paflure, Orrcharding, and Arable Land, of the annual Value together of about 7501 in Afford aforefaid, within a Ring ...

... k to M' Ovcr/fieiv af I/ih PoCG. ATANTED,-Several affive healthy Girs, W V about fourteen Years of Age, as Apprentices in the Cotton Bufinefs. Twu new Dreffes, &c. Ivill be reqeired, but no Pretlitur expeaced; they will gain a Settlement.-Apply perfonallv, or by Letter, Poft paid, to Bl idalitn Smzrt, jun. '.Vrwilch. ARABLE LAND, &c. 7p0 he SOLD, Ib AUCTION, at the Horl ude of Mr. PRoc rot, ...

... ABINGDON. WEST STH-ELEN;' STREE7. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,. T Thofeveryextenfive FREEHOLD PREMISSES, in the Occupation of the Proprietor, Wms. LANCE, Woolftapler and Worfied Manufacourer, who is going to remove to Grove, near Wantage; confiting of a Dwelling Houfe, containing a large Cellar, Hall, Two Parlours, Back Kitchen, Shop, Three Sleeping Rooms, and Two Attics. The Out-Buildings ...