... 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 ...

... WA2R WICKSHIRIE7. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by JOHN iI MARGETTS, upon the premsifes, on Monday the SC'th day of June, 1809, between the hours of Three and Five in the afternoon, fubjedl to conditions to be then produced,-A MEESSIAGE or TENE- MENT and PUBLIC HOUSE, in the village of Molliulgton, inl *le county of Wle~wiclc, known by the figo of the GaRsai MAX; confifting of a kitchen, cellar, two ...

... h UNIVTERSAL SC HOO1L BlOOK. Tihis day is publilbed, a new Edition, price 5se. bound -with the fulil allowaince to Schools, T HE CLASS-.BOOK; Or, 365S LESSONS for Engli&h Claffes, in all Schools, Male and Fe- male, containlingr inlfirudlion on every uieful and im- portanlt fiubjedf, in the corredc anld elegrant language of tlhe befl authors; arranged inl Leffons for every day in the year. BV ...

... EWrELME lBOARPING SCHOOL. M lRS. and Mifs HILLS refpe6tfullv in- 1wLform their friends their SCHO OL will open on Mvonday the 1thtl inflant.. yunn 10 809. HOUSHOLD FUiRNITURE. T O lbe SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ILADAMS, without referve, on the premifes, im- mediately oppoftte St. Mary's Church, in the High- ftreet, Oxford, on Friday nest the 16th day of June, 1809, and following ?? the HOTJSHOLD ...

... EICIIAR{D BARK.ER and Co. G3ATEFUL. for paft favours, beg leave to inform their friends and the pblhc, that they have given up their bufinefs, in Ship-lane, to Mr. S AMUEL SUTTON. All debts due to the faid con. corn are rsieqlleed to be paid imnmediately to Mr. Jas. Bark er, on the premifes. 0irsyws1,89 S. SUTlTO N ETURNTS his grateful acknowledgments Ri wothe Ladies and Gentlemen of the ...

... ,\LADY of Diflin6'ton has declared, that A for a long time dle had a complaint in her teeth and gums, fromt which mofl of her teeth becamze loofe, alld iiome drape out quite found; the was afraid all her teeth would Share the lhmle fate, as they all felt luife. ~lie had the advice of feveral medical gentle- 11511 and dentde, and tried feveral articles, without e'?'edt; the was at lad ...

... Cheap aged F4/A'iwabr 11,NIENI IDRAPIRY. - kOEYSTON AD .Co. OF01 LONDON,' AT TflE LONG ROOM, ST.: CLEMENT's, OXFORD, E~ E G Iea've to acquaint thy. Nobility, I Gentry, and Public, that, in order to leffen their vaI~ luale StckofDapery, (for 'a fshort time before the clf ftheir Roonts, for the peetfao, they wiil REDUtCE the' PRICES ?? feasn, *fo as fha11 leave themn without a parallel. CHEAP ...

... 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 ...

... CHELTEN H1AM DAYY POSr COACC. rpHE Public are refpe~ttully informed, that .1 a NEW POST COACH, carrying four Infides, (eta out, at Six o'clock, fronm the PLOUGII HOTEL, CHnELTENHAM,and will continue to run every morning (Sunday excepted) at the fame time, to the ANnGEL INN, OxeORD, GOLDEN CROSS, OUHaRIN CROSS, and ANGEL INsi, ST. CLtMENT'T5, London; and will leave the Golden Crofe and Angel ...

... RECTORIAL and .VICARIrAL PRE- igsFERM~ENT to be difpofed of, within a ~morn- .igsride of the Metropolis. 'I'he fituation, with many other pleating circumftarnces, render-it a very defirable. perpetual property for any College or refpecdcable fa-Z mily. The Incumb~ent is advancing towards Seventy. Principals only will be treated with; and particu- lars, to Lochl only, may be learned of Meffr. 1 ...

... ,R.:dcliffe Ipflr,7aa., Junfae 2;2, 1so07. ; Genleral Moetirnp of thle Governors will ?? holden Ont XVecinetay the 1 Jth of July next, at Twvelve o'clock. Propofala for fervinlg the Taid Inflirmary with bread, butchers' meat, malt, grocery, and other .uecei'laries, for the enfoing quarter, are desired to be font to the Secretary by Weduefilay the tlstth infianlt. N. B. Patients recommended to ...

... 'Garden, and ?? fitp ate .in the centre of 'the Market-'Town of Banbury in t Ith~e county of Oxford;' . ):.For further. particulars,.and to treat for th'e.farne, th ,apply-at the office oE Melli's.'Apin and Son, Banbury. ' !t | tO be 1tE, ?? enrer'ed ulpon immedi- ~tt I' J ately,-A fubft'antilal Brick. falhed 'DWEIAIING w~ 'HOUJSE, ?? for the rbceptiori *of a fimall gediteel La- Ia mily; ...