... T. STONE A E.SPECTFULI Y infntrns the pub:lic, JLa that the Freehold and Tithe-free ESTATES at CB5PAR5LEYR and LONG CRCNOON, Bucks, advertifed to be Sol by Au~$lion, at the Swan Innl, Theme, on Tluefday next the I:th of July, are DISPOSED OF Thy Phi T 3ecorHOUSE and TENEMENTS at CIHINNOR, Oxon, wh~c;h were to be Sold, at the Redl L~ion, irn Chinnor, on Wxednefday the t1uth of July, are ...

... GRAND CITY LOTTERY, To be Drawn in Guildhall. CERTIFICATE. 5XYE, whore names are hereunto fubfcribed, have carefully furveyed and valued the feveral Freehold Buildings allotted as Prizes in the Third City Lottery, and we adjudge the feparate value of each to be as follows. F. PAYNTER, London, 'THOS. SWITHIN. As@fl 24,1809. . ). R. ROPER. SCHEMV. 1 Prize of Lis5,700 3 Prizes of -3,000 Ji9,900 ...

... MLT'sfc JIGOIAI THE CIHORAL MMUSIC'for the prefent ' Term will be ?? aind Tue'day, the 27th and 28th inftant; the ?? 6f which wi~l appear ; in our next week's Journal. OI Qvfqrd, NAove'mer 17, 1809. CLEMENTS, WATCOI AND CLOCK MAKER, -Oppofile the Angel Inn, Hig-tJrreet Orfiornd, 1: ETURNS hiis grateful thanks to the No. IL bility and Gentry of'the Univerfity, his frienpda, and the public at ...

... COUNTY OF OXFORD. TOTICE-is hereby ?? a GenierIl LMeeting of the Liette.sancy of the county of Oxford will be holden, by adjournmaent, at the Star Inn, in Oxford, 'HIS DAY, Saturday, the Yd of Sep. tember, at Twelve o'clock at noon, to carry into further execution the Laws relating to the Militia and the Local Militia. WILLIAM E. TAUNTON, Clerk of the GCneral Meetinms, N °T C E is, herelbv ...

... Fior SpMUifUs, JRkeuneatifras, Chilblains, 4-c. Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC. The name F. Newbury, No. 45, St. Paul's, is en- graved on the RIamp, round the wrapper of each bottle, wvhich, if carefully attended to by purchafers, will prevent their being impofed upon by the nume- rous counterfeits in town and country, to which its fuccefs has given rife. IT is tar fuperior to all other external ...

... DURiNG t he Races a MAIN of COCKtS will be fnught between the Genltlemen or Ox-' fordIhire, ?? ON, feeder; and the Gentlemlen of Berkfhire, FlsHErn, feeder; for Five Guineas a battle, and t00 Guineas the Main; to begin fighting each morning at Ten o'clockr. CA:RNATIO)N and AfELON :F1'1EAST W ~lOODSTOCK: ANNUAL MEE'LEING will Vvbe held at WILLIAM PAlN'S, the King's Arms; on Thurfday the 10th oE ...

... CROWN ad TMISTME INN, 4BtnyDna. -CHARLES POPE R ESPECTFULI..Y informs the Nobility, Gentry and thc Public, that the above INN has recently ~one tnder a thoroug;h repair, and is fitted ujp i., f~c1 a manner as to' afford the noft comfortable accommodation to thole svte may honour himnaith their favours. C. P. hopes that the expenfive improvements made in the houfc, and the amendment and comfort ...

... CJ:1p ,1'3s~d FUb'^:l)l(,bh' TIJNEN{ DRAPERY. liO~tfl8( UA AN D CO. OF LONDON, JJ'J KG ROOMn ST'. CLEMEiFNT's, O.XFORED, I? it, leave to acqulaint; the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that, in order to leffen] their valuable Stock of Drapery, (for a Ihort timle before the clufe of their Rooms, for the prefeut feafon,) they have REDUICE~D the PRICES of many Articles,l i'o as to leave themz ...

... adltiable Sale qf Hu,,a%/7Id Fw i lnrcitZ. T be SOiD by AUCTION, by Meffrs. eT 'IALL,.A.\I and SON, on 1Turlfifly ?? ne-;t, tle 1d-Ji ..nd 1ttth daS s of Ma8rch 809, on the yrenils.j -partt of the HOlUSHOLD FUIRNIURE, 1XlXT1URES, LINEN, &c. of Mr. Hibbits, linen draper, High-ftreet, Oxford; anil a Iar.e quantity of lIOUSH-OLD FURNITURE, &c. the genuine pro- p1erty of' a Genltleman leaving ...

... To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Meffrs. -T MAILAM a.d SON, 1) WeInefday the 3(th of Augufl, it;t), on the premifes. at the Fox Inn, in North Aflon, in the county of cldfird, - All the HOusi-ioi D FjRNT!TFURE- FARMING UTEN- SILS, CHAISES, HORSVS, ?? ac. of Mr. Richard Bihop, who is Iuaving the prei'es;; further particu- lars of vhioh will appear Ii; ncu:t veulk'b Paper. Catalogues rnay be had in due ...

... ANGEL INN, 7OXFQORD, RiOYAL A JI- lL &N D POST COACH- OFFICE'. POST COACHI to London every mnorning at A Eight o'clock, to the Old Bell, Holborn. s A Poft Coach to London every morning at Five o'clock, to the George and Blue Boar, Holborn. A Poft Coach to London every morning at Nine o'clock, to the Bell and Crown; Holborn. A POST COACH to LONDON EVERY )AY FROM CHELTENHAM, at Twelve o'clock, ...

... MAIN1O OF ISLIP. WXHEREAS the GAME upon the above r VYT MANOR, belonging to Edward Worlley, Efq. having for many yearslaftl paft been much de- A ftroyed by poachers and unqualified perfons, and divers T trefpaffes committed and damage done by them as well tli to the corn growing as to the mound$ and fences be- T longing to the lands 3nd grornds within the faid Ma- H nor, Notice is hereby given ...