... OXFORD, jGENE t5. To-morrow a CHARITY SERMON will be preached at St. Martin's Church, in this city, by the Right Rev. the Lord Biflhop of Oxford, for the benefit of poor Boys educated and clothed by the Subfcriptions of Gen- tlertle and Ladles in and near Oxford. Q? Service will begin at eleven o'clock In the account of the Honorary Mal;rs of Arts in the 'ITheatre laft week, the I-Ion. Mr. ...

... OXFORD, OCTOIIEP t. - TludrMay Iafi, being Michaelmas Day, the Bailiffs eledI of this city, Mr. Willianm Hemlsq and Mr. Herbert Parfons, were fworn into oflice; and yeflerday the Mayor ele&, Thomas Fox Bricknell, Efq. wv.as alfo fv.'orn itto of-ice with the tiifal foleninitics; after which Mr. Thomas Roberl;hn, Attorney, and Mif' William Bulloy, Innkeeper, were chofen Charnberlains for the ...

... L O N D O N, Ypril265. ?? the Houfe of Coinmons, on Friday, the Hioufe wr^;nt im, . Cemllmittee on the Clergy Non-refidence Bill; thie Report was brought up and received, and orriered to be taken into further confideration on Monl- d ay fortnight, and the Bill, as amended, to be printed.- Oil the hivotion of Lord G. J.. Gowr, a Committee w;s appniated to conlider of givingr a power to Jultices ...

... Wet1n?ba)? k?f ?buv0'Da??'0 Ipoft. FROl!5 T1¶[LOiiiFAZElTTE. 1 1bOWNIG SITRERT, NOV. 15, ISO . :uiffp~lcht of wvhich the followving is a c opy, A .L ,WaS yelterday recehsed by the Right Honl. +rr Hobart, from Geli. Grinfield, Commander ot' .lt Ms jefly's troops in thse Windward and Leewai-d Charibbee illands. . Jlraurera ,Stesrhroc, Sept. 20. Mr' LORD, I have thehloniourto acquaint your I ...

... L,ON$LQN, May lo. It appears-by thetaccounts from Holland that Bonaparte is refslved toipreclude all idea of thae country being reiiid'' tb independence. The French troops there live at what may be called free quarters; they take every thing they have occafioni for as if it were their own. The French General has even' proceeded to exercife the Salt aft of perfeft fovereignty, by iffiiing ...

... ?? (fCbltmTjaj?o part. I FROM T14RE LONDON GAZETTE. APB12t~ALTYV oFrecE, DEc. 20. kAPT. IROWVNE of his Majefljs gun-'brig Vixen, C has captured Le Lionnais French cutter privateer, Jean Joley, Commander, of twenty-one tom burthen, nmounting two carriage guns, vwith fmill arms, and a co:uplument of ?? men. Oin removing the crew the varefl was in fo bad a flate, with every sppearancc of blowing ...

... ?? tl..ID C, unKlap,5 ,,port. HOUSE OI: C')biJIONs, PiRw ,, fA1e lj. 1 tiL nmotion of Sir J oes St. Clair beftite, tile 0Y HoLioe ?? into a Cons nit;ewe on the exifiino- relative to the Militia of Scutlicid.-A refolution. sac ?? kl ad y the hItL. Member, :itd agreedi to, tiat l lo' d d be takeln for niaking more tc1tciuii pro- ?? rst the soives and falts'iti's of psrious fervinpg in t;'e 2r ...

... OXFORD, MARCIH 19'. On Thuriay the id inifant a congratulatory Addrefs to the King, on the difcovery of the late traiterous Confpiracy, was voted in fidl Convocation, and the fllowing Gentlemen appointed as a Dolegacy to attend the ViceChancellor and Prodtors with it to St. James's. Durors in Disinity.-Dr. Wills, Warden of Wadharn College; Dr. Marlow, Prefident of St. John's College, Pro-Vicu ...

... JU L-DUUF-,W MARIdATE, JANUARY SO. AI eflH.IS evening, about id o'clock, the Advite, I of Greenock, Captain Horoby, a'ne new WeltIni 1i Ia'fe e India Ihip, or 350toni burthen, laden with d 404 l0ogti1ead(s of lugar, &c. bound to Greenock, Y parted-froiii her anchor in the Roads, and came aihore within about halt a mile of the Pier lead, where (he fboon iunk; but, owing to a tremendous furf, ...

... L V N D V ON, April 5. In the Howfe of Lords on Friday, the Clergy Refi- dence Sufpenforn Bill was read a third time and palled. In the -loafe of Commr ons, the St. Pancras Wbrlkhofce Bill wvent through a Committee. The Woollen' Manu4 faiturers' Petition was orderedto be taken int6confdir-' ation on lVeaiefdiy.On the motion of Sirz Jf'F.'M. Ridley, it was ordered that the charges conitained in ...

... I HoUst or pttpts, It. Vu- ?? The various Bills on the table were forwarded ih their different ilage. Lord Car!Ale, agreeably to the notice he had givenh, moved, That the proper officers in his Majefly's dif- ferent dock - yards 1hould lay before this Houfe a monthly retutn of the number of arcificers who have been employed therein from the mouth of May laft to the prefent ?? Pelban did not ...

... L 0 A I) U A. Ockber ix. Saw 'day fev-reral hli' r~id re etici's, broutght front GSib~altar by the B1e ?? frigate, vere die- liver cd f roml tire P3Ub 0111cc. One of thlefte, dated tire ?? nhl. ?? tir- ki.llriravig pafflges: X Yefe'iay afternoon the American frigate Phi/a- d:uih.:; arive. tio1 1m cruiif'e to the Eaftward, bringing w'ir iV..her, as prize, the AIoo.rith corvette, the aifirtl/mb ...