... A LL perfols who are indebted to the I A fate of FRANCES MAYNE, late of North I near Wallingford, in the county of Berks, deceafed, are hereby required to pay the fame immed'atelY to Mr. Samuel Franks, of Hart-fhreet, i ldibary..fqUare, London, Solicitor to the Execu-| jet: An~d ayll Perfoie having any demand on the Eftate a tarehereby required to deliver arn account thereof in- mediately to ...

... I?AVY-OFFICE, , . 1 125th 1A nrch, 18QS. ?? POOR 1eNlITrrs OF WINDSOR. I Iloil ftllE principal 0 cicsrs annd (Coninisasioners ofj We Icld I M7ajesty'Ss Nya~i do heretn/ give. ftltico to suck Lieltendi:tts , t tha in itfes .ttajetist aovy, as eare dle.irolus Of being r e; venuended' Stept for the apointmient of Poor Knights qf Windsor, itnder ron or the ill oft the late Efbineel Travers, Esq. ...

... T°ube Sold by 'Aiain, by Mr4 W ,Lf R, at - olxboe1 o'dock ?? ay1 the 2(ilh AprilI 'at IibeStip aud' Beil, Horuldejn :a contidcirble quancity of*apital AOAK TIMDFI, rituaie inthe Foafil of Pxt.,SarId the Farrbs and Lands Adjoining, in -the ?? karsfhs of, Ca. therington, Blendworth, and Chaltonl, in the CXinty of Southampton; confiffing ofl ncar S8oo: Oak. rlees. * For a vievof- which apply to ...

... TOUXS.TO BE:LET. nCE isherehy given, that lile Tolls N sesfing at theroll Gate called Gosford Gate, in 1ifh o f 3~idliogtOn; in tile county of Oxford ?? E' .Ir- by BUCKI ION, to the beflt bidder, at W~ill be L~ BTenjami Coaler, under the Town-hail, he ou~fe of ~f~ord, THIS IDAY, Saturday, the 9th in the Ct)bet n the hours of Eleven in the fore. 0f Aprl} Tf'o in the afternoon of the fame day, ...

... TO BUTCHERS. ANTED,-A Situation for a JOUR l W NEYMAN in the above ?? of Mr. Willianm Palmer, Wantage, Berks. rnWO IBRICKMIAKERS wanted immedi- T1. ately at Enfbamn Brick Kiln. They will meet with conflant employ and good wages; and if they are men of family there will be accommodation for ?? to Jofeph Bowermati, Enlhaii Kiln, - FISH. W TANTED,-Anv quantity of CARPS W and TENCH to ?? come ...

... a,. ?? : -~ -- ,sy e 4'ATENJ BEAVER HATS. St fr l ELLYETr r i t29, - Queen4lroet, Portrea, Edi tiny refpcifulljy acquaints Gentlemen of ?? and Lac h Army, his Friendsj ud the Publib, that he is appointed ulec by the Patentees, Mefl~s. HIan1ce ?? Co. tole' Vcitder of, * e tuieir Patcnt ieaver Hats,. for those Towas. The eculiar i is -rajoanrer in which, the Patent Beaver Hats are manifaccured ...

... Dorchefter and 7'npikeaT. OTICE is hereby given, That a Meet- N ing of the Truitees of the above Tunplkes will he held'at the George Tnn, in Dorchefter, on Wednefday the rwentieth day of April inflant, at Eleven o'clock in the'forenoon, when the Truftees are particularly requedled to attend, to take into con- fideration the plans for widening and improving the Old Bridge, or building a new ...

... To the Patrons, Profiejjrs, and Students of the .ine Arts. On May 2, vill be published, in Oavo, PART I. Price 5s. Containing twenty-nine elegant, preceptive, and or- namental PLATES, of THE ARTIST's REPOSITORY; or, T ENCYCLOPEDI.A OF TIHE FINE ARTS. A worl calculated to aflift the genius of the Student, and gra- tify the tafte of the Profeffor. It contains a very entertaining and inflrucaive ...

... REIE NIAN4OI and LIVING of DOR- I CHEST'lER, and fundry valaable FREEHOLD ESTATES and ','ITHES, fituate at Dorchefler, in the county of Oxford, which xvill be SOLD by AUCTION, in lot, at the Star Inn, Oxford, on Mon- da' y the Vd day of May, t1U8, at Twelve o'clock; c~nli(:lug of the Manor and ,iving of Dorchefter, which. is a peculiar, and fundry valuable lots of Free- hold Land, (of which ...

... THE Nobility and Gentry of Oxford and T its environs, and the pubfic in general, are re- fpectfully infornied, that the Royal Shrewfbury Mails, the !Birtninghami'Poft Coaches, the Worcefter,'Lud-. low, Hereford, Lemniinfter, and Holyhead Coaches,' are removed from the Caoss to the SEir INN, in this' City, where parcels and 'l aggerwi 2 prop0r v, booked and forwarded by all the above Coaches. ...

... TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. !e ALL Perfons who are defirous of con- w -r -L trading for building a NEW B RID GE over !e the River at Wootton Wawen, in the county of War- at wick, on the Turnpike Road leading from Birmingham d to Stratford-upon-Avon, are hereby informed, that a ?? and Specification of the intended Bridge are de- It pofited at Mr. Lea's Office, in Henley-in-Arden, for it their ...

... UTANTED. ?? MEN W e V SERVANTS, for a tamily in tie coufiiryi near Oxford: one Steady experienced Houfe Servant; the other to have the care of two faddle horfes, t work in the garden, and do what is requiredbfE hieS in the house. Particulars may be knownr by applying perfonally tol Mr. Adams, upholder, High-ftreet, Oxford, or by letters, poft paid, diredted to A. B. at Mr. Adams's. None need ...