... EVE1ftY ENG(1SlIMAN's BOOK. TI'his C1dr1 rsis plbltlhed, In a very large and clofely printed Volume, O&avo, accompanied with feparate MAPS of every County ia Enlland, and wvith general MAr'S of Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, pricc 55s. complete, in boards, or 3dos with the Maps coloured, A DICTIONARY of the United King- A dom, compled from Parliamnentariv and mthtr modern Do ument6 and ...

... 0. W. HUMPHREYS R ESPECTFULLY informs his friends in D Oxford, and its vicinity, that he has taken the HOLE IN THE WALL, or OXFORD HOUSE, Gate-ftreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and trufts, by an allduous attention, to merit the favours of thofe gen- tlemen who may occasionally vifit London. - An ordinary provided, and good beds prepared. 17th March, 1809. DORCHESTER and BIX TURNPIKES. OTICE is ...

... W ANTED,-A young MAN. of unde- W niable charadcer, as SHOPMAN in the gro- cery bufinefs. -Apply perfonally, or by letter (poft paid), at the office of this Journal. By permilion of thfe Rev. the Vice-Chanceeor, BLUE BOAR INN, OXFORD. AI Ne and elegant POST COACH com.. Amenced running on M'ednefday, the 1 1th of December, t10S8, and will go fro'a the above Inn, to the CROWN IN N, I EAME, and ...

... T( CARPENTERS. \ ANTED,-A fleadv young Man, as a W CARP'ENT'ER and SAWYER, to refide in the houfe, for fix or twelve nmonths. For further par- ticulars enquire of Mr. Thomas Smith, of Chilworth, in the parilh of Great Milton, Oxfordihire. C O( Cli I N G. W\7O WELCH MAINS will be fought T1 at the King Alfred's Head, on Wednefday the 3d day of January next. 'Ihe Cocks in the firft Main will be 4 ...

... I.and FOAL. Enquire of Mr. Thomas Harris, Charhton upon Otmoor, near Biceacer, Oxfordlihre. OX FORDSHIIRE. 5;T ANToED to 1'URCEHASE, in this or any of the adjoining Counties,-.A FREE- T-OL.D ESTATE, of fromn £1 ...

... Oxfordshire. -Gamew DLys. Lfp n f ns. 7aln w.ve obtined Greneral Cc 1 e -tificates lat the r'te fj' Thriec Guincas each, Jb;' da, i the year I °19. - -the I AIICm7rh , Refldescr. -IHo e Allco milimShike. hCoventry, Thomas, Efq. HInley. Duckett,. John, Efq. Oxford. ' 3'Jackfon,,.Wiliaif . Ditto. Co 'Lankher, Williamr ' Curbridge d Saleo, JoThnt,' ' +' - apledurhafw n. 'ufce Y. u QB : ?? e ;, ...

... OXVORDSUIRP1E YEOMA.NI'YtY. tj IIE WOOTTON I1UNDRli.) NORIIu, i 'IROOF is defired to'muftlerf for Exercife, at' Allon Warren, on Monday the 9th of O dlober next, at Elevtn o'clock. OLDFIELD BOWLES, Captain. 'iArortb A.Jfon &Pt.' Yl, I Bog. rn0 be SOLD,-A GREY GELDING, ; riling fit years old, warranted found, and parted wvith for no fult. -Apply to the Head Oftler at Secchanl's 3ivery Stables, ...

... C HIPPING-NORTON CHRISTIMX x>) Phil} lietidh'ld at'jihe Whites Hai't AffenAv am, Ion Friday next the 5th day qf Janurry. #*S Ti~cets 7s.'6d'ea6l. - A NY. Gpn4emany refident in the Univer- ?? 1 fit of Oxford,'whd has learned leifure, talents, 6snd charadter, will, by enquiry at the Office of this Journal hear of an o f turning his tie ito account. - 'ortinity ALL Perfons vho have any claim or ...

... REES's CYCLOPIEDIA. SECOND EDITION. This day is publi/hed, Part 1. price 11. in bds. (to be continued monthly) of HE NEW CYCLOP>EDIA, or UNIVERSAL T DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and LITERATURE. Formed upon a more enlarged plan of arrangement than the Didionary of Mr. Chambers, comprehending the various articles of that work, with additions and improvements, together with the new .fubjeidbs of ...

... CIrY ESTAT'E. 6 be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. OiXKER, on MoIoday the 12th of September, a, at tile3; 1u6e of Benjamin Colier, under the 'T'Vow,.Hall, at Six o'clock in the eveninl, tnder con- ditiosas of Fale tlilen to be produced,-AlI thofe MES- SUAGES or TENEMIN1SJ with yards, gardens, and appurtetnances thereunto belonging, fituate in the parifh of St. Ebbc, in tde occupation of Charles Hu- ...

... To} le rnk,1.endenzt Eleers of the 'orough, ?? l.FClholde~s of the HIundieds am 41eftiu y, (JLNTLEMhEr', A VACANCY having jufi taken place in ?? reprefentatibo of the Borough of Aylefbury, by the ever to.be-lanrented death of your late worthy Memnbler Major Cavendifh, who has fallen in the fervice of his country,-and having been called upon by feveral Gentlemen of the independent intereft of ...

... IRISII LIN1ENS, &o. AMOST enormous and extraordinary ad- vance having takten place in I-ibh and on ali de. ?? of linen cloth, and as the deficiency of fl6n is now univeraihly acknowledged, it is not poffible to calculate where the advance may Top: TIIOiVIAS RANDWAI, therefore feels it a duty to advife his friends and cuftorners to take an early opportunity of buying. He has a large itock on ...