... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... For tie Benefit of Credhtar.- j3 he sOLD by AUCTION, by Meflrs. CHURCHILL and TURNER, on Saturday t the 15th Day- of March, a 8o6, at the Ang-e In, Fe5'ford, at Three ?? in the Afternoon,_All lat defirable FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, th a oaid Slaughter Houfe, Cow Pens, Stabliog for qix NHrfes WVafh Houfe, Granary, and other Out- pjijdirlgs; Two Gardens and Orchard, -vell planted w.ith thriving ...

... OX FORD. TO be SOLD, or LETT for a Term of T Years,-A very commodious Houfe, with a neat Garden, fituate in New Inn Hall Lane, containing a Veftibule, Parlour, Dining Parlour, handfoome lofty Drawing Room, a7 Feet by x9, with an appropriate Number of 'Bed Chambers, Dreffing .Rooms, Light and Water Clofets. The Cellarage is excellent, and the Dorneffic Offices are particularly convenient. A ...

... IEREAS on Thurfday Night laff, or perfS or early on Friday Morning, forne Perfon or break open the Hen Rooft at a Farm near per1~~~.° iie Road leading from Oxford to Bicefler, .to John Roland, of W\atereaton, and there- bel dincai Six Coupies of Fowls, and Three Guinea !h s hobever will give information of the Of- 0 der'r Offeinders Shal on Convicion, receive the ewn f1V IN of the aforefaid J. ...

... l OSISon Wdneday ornng ]aft,-A J4 Light-coioured Yellow and White.POINTER I DOG, enfwers to the Name of Sen.cbo.-Any PerfoD that will bring the Laidi Dog, or give Inforilation, to the Raev. Mr. lMarlhafl, ef Tacitley, Oxoi2, vill bec handsomely rewarded for their Trouble. ; RA.:I5CL1 R NFIRMARY, fryyMteeing, qf-the Governots of te RACLIFE- 2Al~iIMA'RY'WI ehle|n wvill be preached in thc Mor~nii ...

... OXFORD. J AMES CURTIS, of this City, BRANDY MERCHANT, begs Leave to inform his Friends and Cuftomers, that he has this Day declined Bufinefs in Favour of Mr. CHARLES BROWN, to whiom he requefts to recommend them, and he trufts Mr. Brown. will merit their Encouragement by a ftri& Attention: to Bufinefs. James Curtis cannot omit this-Opportu- nity of returning his fincere Thanks to thofe Friends ...

... ?? GAME CERTIFICATES. ?? ai~r~rI +.iEAS repeated Complaints'have been V\1 de boy Perfois whbI have taken oul CElRi 1FICAIES fir fporting, of others who fhoot. and :cOurf. and dellroy the GAME, without having pur- j certificates, in Defance of the Ads of Parlia- in that Behalf amade, and to the great Injury of the RevefluS, /ii. Notice is given, That for the better Pkovery and Poinifhment of ...

... 7o te Preemen of the Cty o CENTLr.Ma~, . ?? : T FTiR~(o ardtious a.Conteff, which vour LA flrnl and Conftitutional Independence has uianrked as a new and aufpicious Epocha in this City, permit me, whom you have f0 generoufly fupported, to cx- prefs my heart-felt Gristitide-fol your Kindriefs, m~y. overawe you? And what Refult has been produced? This monftrous and portentous Coalition of -iren ...

... Beauty and Cl'eanliness. AMBOYNA TOOTH POWDER. GENTLEMAN offers the only Drug yet A. difcovered that deftroys the Scurvy, heals the Gums, make theni and the Lips of a Healthful Red, failens, whitens, and preferves the TeetI- and makes the Breath fweet. 'It is the Produce of a far Foreign Country, never imported but by thejProprietor; and the firft Gentlemen of the Faculty who use i' declare it ...

... WEEKLY REVIEW OF BOOKS. On Saturday the 20tb oh )`e ara, 'will La.p[lyZed, No. 1. (to be completed in Eight Weekly Numbers, Price 2s. 6d. each) Of HE ANNUAL REVIEW, and Hillory of Literature for 1805. A. A I K I N, EDITOR. Contents of the Finrt Chapter, the greateft Part of which will be comprifed in the Firft Number: Bruce's Travels, Dr.-Griffiths's Travels, Lindley's Voyage to Brafil, ...

... A LL Perfons indebtcd to the Rftate and EI:cfvls of the late Mr. GEORGE GROVE, of. Bamptoni, in the County of Oxford, Ba:ker and Meal- man, and fince his Deceafe to Mrs. MORSE, hi5 )augflhter and Atlminiftratrix, are hereby required to pay the fame either to Mr. Marfe, of B-m-pton, or Illr. Higgons, of Black Bourton, in the County afore- faid, without further Delay: And all Perfons to whom the ...