... JOHN PRICKETT3 Son of the late Mrs. J MARY PRICIETrT, of the Litchfield Arms Inn, in Enftone, in the County of Oxford, begs Leave to return his moft grateful Thanks to the Friends of his late Mother for their kind Favours and Support, and begs Leave to in- form them, that he means to continue the Bufsnefs on his own Account, and humbly hopes for their future Patronage and Support, which he ...

... STATUE OF MR. PITT. VLloyd's Q e Roufie Lo;:on, Ady Sth, i. SO. A SUBSCRIPTION for ERECTING a ST'ATUJE of the Right Honi WILLIAM PITT, LATE FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURY, AWT) CHANCELLOR OF.THE EXCHEOLTER. For the diftinguifhed- and valuable Services which he has rendered to his Country diring the Courfe of his able and upright Adminiltration. SUBSCRIPTIONS. J. J. Anger'ein ?? Io lo Angefftein ...

... A CURATE WANTED at Michaelmas next.-lic muft be a fingle Gentleman, and in' Prietl~a Ordees, and sefident, in Plrrt of- the Vicarage Houre, about twenty-five Milo from Og'fordeiA liberal Stipend will be giveni. Apply, 'Pol paid,: to J.D. at Mr. Younger's, Baker, George Street, Portman Square, London. j3[TANTED immediately, A fober fleady V MAN, who can drive and look after a Pair of Horfes.-He ...

... O be SOLD by AUCTION, By HENRY BRADFORD and SON, At tbe White Hart Inn, in Benfington, Oxfordfhire, on Wednefday the 30th Day of June, 290o, between the Houts of Two and Five in the Afternoon,-A'defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing fic Acres and one Rood (more or lefs) of rich Arable Land, lying and being in the Common Fields of Berwick, Oxfordihire, now in the Occupatian of Mr. JAMES SHRURB, ...

... X'tUBLIC: ADVANTAGE iVJINTER, HUGHES, and Co. re fully acquaint their Cuiturners and rptal * that they have confiderably added to thei f I Cby Aflortrnenrt of pripne Teas at the laff March Sal uvbit warrant them to be cheaper and better at he ai cn PIrices than they are to be purchafed at any othe PredQ' the *Metropolis. Their Wareboufe, No. lieiti I Street, oppofite St. Martin's Ie Grand, ...

... - X ~OXSogsilRogj~ 1- I} h f iutrtd an reiiiu&.e n of ?? of ?? of- OxfogI, convented in the . 't n fatal) ,ac 4Qford1 on Mdodeay, the. :lt0. .f Juicne : g~,bypubls;-dveireifmest. ?? Efq. the HighSheri* t confider of n Addeefa to-his Maje'y :-on'the happy 8.efto rn if Peace;'. . ?? riff~ Iav h-ilatdaro ?? he.had, on. a- Requifition frbhn rfeveral Genfterhen ' -.ionvened the Meeting, quirted the ...

... To the ffort/y Freemen OF THE CITY OF OXFORD. GENTLEMRZ;, BEING ihformed that Mr. PETERS has WYITHDRSZIF B:IATSEL~fromz the CONTESTfor the next GENERAL ELEC- TION, I beg Leave tofolicit Ie& ote and In- tere/l offuch amongyou as were' his Friends, and gave not already obliged me by the Promyif' of your Support.-it is with Cojifdence I ?? of you this Favour, becaufe I am perfedtlyfure that no ...

... Dr. REES's NEW CYCLOP2EDIA. This Day was publjhed, in 2uartv, PART THE SECOND, OF THE NTEW CYCLOPS) DIA; or, UNIVERSAL N DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES.- Formed upon a more enlarged Plan of Arrangement than the Dictionary of Mr. Chambers; comprehending the various Articles of that Work, with Additions, and Im- provements; together with the New Subjedls of Biogra- phy, Geography, and Hiftory; ...

... Perc~tfle atl. tiA 1rilnpks. TO 'ricE is hereby givet., 'I hat a Mleting LN of ?? TrufteeS of thr above Tornpikes will be ,eid, by Adjoaurnment, at the Town M-lll, in Oxford, THIS DAY, Saturday the Fifth of Ja we, at Eleven &CloCk in the Forenoon; at which Meezmiig the Trutatees will borrow anki take up at Intereft the Sum of 50o1. on Cerdit of the Tolls, ot filch Perfons as fball be willing t ...

... MUSIC ROOM, OXFORIh JUNE 11, itOZ. HE next SuLIription-Concertwill he on J Xlo~ayS ner the 6 4rh linfiant, for %%wh;ch MISS COIIURN, from LmNIOx-, is engaged. ..h. C,¢;QR.AL M USIC f r the n(-xt Termri will be .e 'efa, JU~e ?? zd, and on Wednerday the si3d r ii A~r a GAND MISCELLANEOUS CON., ?? r *whi Mt.IAtAM:E MARA is engaged; ,he lt 1 ,lme oF ficgging at CQtuI brfore her Iinal Fj)a:f. ft ...

... .ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY Begins Drawing AugzJft z, iSoz, ND confiffs of only 24,000 Tickets, in- ftead of 6o,ooo. The loweft Prize is rgl. and the Prizes to be psaid in Sterling Money. There are two Prizes of zo,oocI. each, two of ?? two of s,oool. two of 2,oool. four of r,cool. and 7,o6g Prizes from 5001. to 19l. -The TiCIETrs, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTH STAMPED SHARaES, are fold ...

... T* 'flH E :Com ti~nif ners irl -a Comrniflion of ?? Baiknept awarded and iffue&J forth 'gaiMt JOHN EMMNS af Abingdo ,] ?? of Beriij r- ncrie Dealer, and Chapin.iSainte.nd..,to meet ia the a2th-' Davi ?? .Infant,,at ?? Forennon*; at the Lamb ijmn ;n Abingdon ?? ad) ! dend of the .Elarte..and Lffi:aq offthl ; (aid ankmytimhen and wher~e th, 'retlirorSa ?Wndej.. s fhiDbS !e o. come, whpre o ...