... 0XI'ORDspIuE Ml~htITIA. N OTICE is hifeby given, Ti at a General Meeting of the Deputy L'eenanes of this County will be holden, by AiJotlrnmenr, n Saturday next the z8th of February Irfant, at the Houfe of Elizabeth Wentworth, called the Star Inn, jn'Oaford, ?? ?? at Noon. W. E. .Q'AUNTON, Feb. zo, t8o0. Clerk of the 6eneraL Meetings. TOLLS TO B 'LETT. N OTICE iS herebY giFn, ThA i he Tolls 1 ...

... ATzET) D,-A WOIAN COOK, that VV 0 t ,Aer(t~adj Cooking ir a plainr Way, and can >. wel re ~mnsmended for Ho erry Sobriety, & Ciearili nefs. ApIy perfonoy, nr by -etter, Poll paid, to Mrs. ar the Printhig Offic, Fligh Stret, Oxford. RsOBB$ERY. 7HEREAS Olt MONDAY or IUESDAY N'V Niiht 1-. l a Qusantity of LEAD was folen from the Tower of the Pa;-h Chulrch of St. Thomas, ink this City, Tbis is ...

... TO be SOLD, at the Bell Inn, in Charlbury, T fifteen Miles from Oxford, on7 Friday the 20th of Feb. ISol,-A large quantity or ELM, ASH, BEECH, and SYCAMORE Yllftft, fuitable for Ship Building, Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet Makers, Coath Makers, Turners, Wheelwrighte, &c. in finall or large Lots, as may beft Anfwer theentnvenience of the Purchafers. Conditions to be known, and Tickets to be ...

... UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD', FEBRUARr 6tb, 1801. W - WHEREAS by an Ad Of Parlianment paffed- ~e or the 31th of Decembet laln, intituled An A&t to prevent the manufaclurin0' of any' fine Flour from Wlleat, or other Grain, and 'the making of any Bread ?? from the fine Flour of Wheat, We who~ e Names are hereunto fubfcfibed give this Pusi ie Notrce to all Mil- lers, Mealmen, Bakers, and others ...

... NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE Partnerfhip ?? Mefrrs. M EAD 1 and SFIELSWELL, of Burdrop, in the Pariih of Swalcliffe, in the' County of Oxford, Surgeons and Apothecaries, iSJ by mutual confept, DISSVLVED. AND ALSO,' That Mir. MEAorxintends talcing into Paitnerihip with him his Kinfman; jo FtN MEAD; late' frorm the Lonrdon 14of- pitals, and Member of the Royal College of Surgcons, in Lundtan,.1V ...

... ?? Sb);iWgthzrd, and. Pcjcornb UY i ~TURNPIK?E &UADS. OTICE is herebyi ?? a Meceting of tie Truit es of the db *V- Turnpike Rnads will be ijen at the Redl Lion Inn, Thiorne, on Monday the 30th ,M3arch next, at Eieven ?? ck ia the Forenoon, when ;s intended to appoint nvw Trrufteis in the Room of Ehofe o are dead, or nave decl n--d ro aft, and on other fpecial rillefi. JOHN HOI.LIER, Clerk. ...

... STAR INN, OXFORD. F LIZABETH WENTWORTH, Widow ..4 of the late STEPHEN WENTWORTH, grateful for the liberal Support which ihe has hitherto rbeeived from the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, begs Leave to folicit a Continuance ef their Favours, whtch ihe hopes to merit by her con(tant Alidtuity and Attention. All Perfons havirng.any C-laim on the Eflates of the late STEPHEN WENTWORTH -are ...

... SPARSHOLT, BEPRKS.7 T0 be SOLD bvyAIJCTION, TL By Mells, F. I D E L'S. At the Dragon Inn, at Faringdon, on Tuefday the 24th of I February Inftant,,at Two ?? precifely, in the After- ?? following Lots of a LEASEHOLD ESTATE, for the Remainder of a Term of 50o Years, equal in Value to Freeholds fituate in tbe.Parifiiof Sparfholt, in the County of Berks, four Miles from Wantage, and (even from ...

... in the Pros, Ind earX in March will be pub!iged, B3Y SUBSCRIPTION, Elegantly printed by BULMER, in Royal Quarto PRICE ONE GUINEA, ALFRED; an EPIC POEM. By HENRY JAMES PYE, Erq. Printed for J. Wright, Piccadilly, London; and Hanwell and Parker, Oxfnrd. :p The Subfcription for the above Work will clnfe on the Jft Dz~y of March; after which the Price will be raifed~to One Pound Five Shillings. ...

... OXFORDSHIRE MILITIA. \TOTICE is hereby given, That a General IN Meeting of the Deputy Lieutenants of this County will be holden, by Adjournment, THIS DAY,, Saturday the z8th of February Infant, at the Houfe of Elizabeth W'entworth, called the Star Inn, in Oxford, at Twelve ?? at Noon. ' W. E. TAUNyTON,' Clerk of the General Me'etings. TOLLS TO BE LETT. OTICE is hereby ?? the Tolls 1 ariling at ...

... PROOFS OFCr~ f .h PROOFS F CURE6 WITIHOUT SALVATION. ; afi of Capetin C. ef Wappinp. c 1,Navai C:aptain in the India Service, during A lI a long Period,' was ?? with a I U E S VENEREA,~ which he contraered when a Midflhipman; the Complaint, in Confequence, fell into his 1 imbs and' the Ulcers it ocrafioned expofed the Bones to view. By -Recommendation of Captain George, of Hull, he applied ta ...

... KING's SUTTON,` INCLOSURE. 'PUE Proprietors.of Eflates at King's Satton, T.in the Country of Northampton, are requefted to meet at the Bell Inn, in Ring's Sutton, on Wednefday tne 4th Day of March next, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon, to talce into Confideration the Propriety of Ap- plication being immediately made to Parliament for the Inclofure of the Open and Common Fields and Common- able ...