... SbLPD bY AUCTION; by ^. M-r e EY, on Ttie~'aY th~e 25th Day of AuUFl, RAOw ?? in the Afternoon, at Mr. B3al goat Four °~ es4 oh hqe9 t Charney, ini the frd'S' thi>ks bjedt to CX°neti ¢cin L ?? stow gronving in the Mfadows at tb dAyR efaid, ?? t@ Mr. I'hatcher, to be Cba ,e afrt th Day of Oc~ober ne~ct, viz. t If ~ tnehe Mead calle ?? _st ___g Great Diteo, :1- - - - ao Ditto. ?? Ditto. p ...

... ANGEL INN, OX ORD, a ROYAL MAIL and POST COACH OFFICE. E POST COACH to London every Morning a A at Eight o'Clock, to the Old Bell, Holborn. t A COACH every Morning at Half paft Six o'Clock,I thro' Henley and Slough, to the Bell Savage, Ludgate Hill. A POST COACH to London ?? at Five o'Clock, to the George'and Blue Boar, Holborn. A POST COACH to Birmingham every Morning at Seven o'Clock. A POST ...

... S TOLEN or STRAYED, from Mariton, near Oxford, on Saturday, June 2oth, 1807,- A light-coloured fpotted COW, with dark Red on both Sides, very lame, fpreading Horns, three Years old, full of Milk, and bought at Abingdon the fame Day.-Whoever has taken her up, and will bring her to Jofeph Bleay, of Marfton aforefaid, fball receive FIVE SHILLINGS, and all reafonableExpences. FIRE AT CHUDLEIGH, ...

... PRIVATE TUITION. W ANTED, in a Family of Refpe&ability ' V V in Wales,-A TUTOR for four young Gen- tlemen, He muft be gentlemanly in his Deportment. of mild Ditpofuion, and competent to teach the Latin Language, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, &c. and if to thfe he adds a Knowledge of French, the more ?? It is particularly requefled that no one wvxl apply. who cannot produce unexceptionable ...

... his dayj is ?? ~Price Ss. DISSERTATION on the LOGOS o, ST. jOHi't; in which is ditcuffed the queftion, r the Evangelift nisant by that exprefflon an , ohqher Perfon? comprehending the fubftance of Atibute ched before the Univerfity of Oxford. j>o chIARD LAURENCE, LL. D. ReBor of Merjhaam, Kent. O5ford At the Univerfity Prels for J. P'arker; and cd C. ivifgton, and S. Hatchard, London. ~o ...

... :-SCRIPTURE PRIXTS. THIS DAY IS PUBiLISHND, I SET of PLATES to ILLUS8TRATE Y 11the SCRIPTURE HISTORY, deigned by Mr. is Craig, and cut in Wood by Bewick,:Nefbitj.Branfton, a Clenniel, and Hole., NINETY-FiVE SUBJECTS, *e PRINTED IN e Demy Quarto - - -- ?? v6s. od. n Royal Ditto S. ?? s5. bd. - litto, on Chinefe Paper x- -. z IsI: 6d. n Ditto, Imperial 4t0.IDo. - I f- 5s. od. EIGHTY-ONE SUBJECTS ...

... TOV BUTCIIEtllS. TrI 3 be SOLD by PRIVATC CONTRACT,- T All that convenient MESSUIAGE, with a SLAUGHT'ER HOUSE and PEEN0, latuly eredled, itougethtr with a flable, yard, gardeni, and pre nii'a, ?? at Eniham, in the conoty of Oxford, Intely oc- cupied by Mr. Thos. Brain and Janes Harper, butchers, and are well adapted for the trade, the ?? being coi:venient and Spacious. For further particulars, ...

... WANTED, in an extensive LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERY TRADE,-A respectable YOUTH, as an APPRENTICE.-For particulars apply to Mr. Normam, printer. Aylesbury. FIVE GUINEAS REWARD. WHEREAS JOHN SARGOOD, of the parish of All Saints, in the city of Oxford, sawyer, stands charged with having feloniously stolen from the timber yard of Mr. James Giles, cabinet maker, in the High-street, several Deal ...

... THIAMFS AND ISIS NAVIGATION. 'V OTICE is hereby given, ?? the Corn- l m miffioners appointed by, and affitig in purfuance and under the authority of, feveral Acts of Parliament made for improving and completing the Navigation of the Rivers Thames an ...

... T. STONE A E.SPECTFULI Y infntrns the pub:lic, JLa that the Freehold and Tithe-free ESTATES at CB5PAR5LEYR and LONG CRCNOON, Bucks, advertifed to be Sol by Au~$lion, at the Swan Innl, Theme, on Tluefday next the I:th of July, are DISPOSED OF Thy Phi T 3ecorHOUSE and TENEMENTS at CIHINNOR, Oxon, wh~c;h were to be Sold, at the Redl L~ion, irn Chinnor, on Wxednefday the t1uth of July, are ...

... GRAND CITY LOTTERY, To be Drawn in Guildhall. CERTIFICATE. 5XYE, whore names are hereunto fubfcribed, have carefully furveyed and valued the feveral Freehold Buildings allotted as Prizes in the Third City Lottery, and we adjudge the feparate value of each to be as follows. F. PAYNTER, London, 'THOS. SWITHIN. As@fl 24,1809. . ). R. ROPER. SCHEMV. 1 Prize of Lis5,700 3 Prizes of -3,000 Ji9,900 ...

... MLT'sfc JIGOIAI THE CIHORAL MMUSIC'for the prefent ' Term will be ?? aind Tue'day, the 27th and 28th inftant; the ?? 6f which wi~l appear ; in our next week's Journal. OI Qvfqrd, NAove'mer 17, 1809. CLEMENTS, WATCOI AND CLOCK MAKER, -Oppofile the Angel Inn, Hig-tJrreet Orfiornd, 1: ETURNS hiis grateful thanks to the No. IL bility and Gentry of'the Univerfity, his frienpda, and the public at ...