... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Stoke ?? c/e, I§'heatley, Begbrokce, and .Ijlip TURNPIKE ROADS. NOTICE is hereby given, That a Meeting Nof the Truflees of the above Turnpike Roads will behle tthe houfe of John Haynes, the Crown Inn, in Wheatley, in the county of Oxford, on Wednefday the 9th day of Auguft next, at which Meeting the Tolls arifing at the Stolcen -Church, Wheatley, and Begbroke Gates, and the Weighing Machines ...

... Stokn-Ckurlrc~, IThea~tly, Be~g.Jrnke, r~ntd lj~lqs - TU IINPIKEI ROADS. I NoTOTCE is hereby givenl, That a Meeting. 1 of thre Trullees of the above T urnpike Roazds I nveil be holders art the houle of Johnl Eayrtes, the Crowu Innf, il- WNheacley, in thie crarirty oE O:;lord, on0 Wednefday the 9th day of Auguft nlext, at which Meeting the T olls arifinig at the Staceie - Church, Wh ieatley, ...

... This day is pssble/hcd, Eeabelltfhted wvith ti beautiful VIEWS, price 4s. c-d. Octavo, and 76. 6d. Royal Quarto, No. 11. of '1HE THAMES; or5 GraPh;C ]IUfiratiOI3s 1. of SEATS, VILLAS, PUBLIC BUILD;INGS, and PICTURESQUE SCENERY, on the banlcs of that noble River. Engraved by WIlLLI.AM CODKE, from original drawings by SAMUZCL OwvrN, Efq. With an account of its local Hiftocy, and a dtfcription of ...

... NE ~W FA SHI ONS. > BEN NEXT, FAS11ONYABLL HiAIR CUTTrER AND DRESSER, OPOSIT S All Sc~atSw Chute's, Hig/l-fteeet, Oxford, DESPECTAFULLY announces he has jufi -i AL received from Mellfrs. ROBINSON anid HoLMEs, L~ondon, Peruquiers to the Royal Farnily,a new affort- menit of Ladies' Crop and full 2Lrefs Head Dreffes, M~adona, Grecian, and Parifian Fronts, Bands, Ring- lets, Tufts, Rounds, Plaits, ...

... CHQINA, GOLARS, zsld EA4RTHEN WARE HO USE, OXfFO RD.e, | S. SUTTON |Cit 12. ETURNS his gratefult acknowledgments on J.Lt to the L~adies and Gentlemen of the Univerfity H' ?? of Oxford, and the Public in general, for the wh liberal ?? hie has hitherto experienced; pre and begs to incforni ehem, that he has taken to the atb Warehoufesof Meifra. BARKER and Co. in SHIP- cloi LANE,the whole of ...

... VALUABLE ('OWL. BEDi0R'LI WO t RTI'I, WA WIGKSIRE 1 rf0b SOL SOyE PyRPRVAT1 CONTRACT,-.SS 1. The COAL, uniter 47 Acres of Land, Sittuate in D the pacills of Beiwlwoth, in the county of- Warwick. 'r The Land lays ill a ring fence, and, adjoins the turnpike road leading from ?? to Coventry, fronm whichC it is difiant '11 miles only. Thlefe Coals will, from at fituation, comma~nd the tvhole or ...

... .BATH FREE-STONE QUARRIES. CHARGE Owners are requefled to make Bs Tenders of the terms on which they will convey Stone per ton from AaiNGON or RsExADIX to LON1- DON, and alfo to OXFORD and other places on the THAN ES. The I3ATHAMPTON FREE-STONE QUARRY COMPANY inform sthe public, that thefe Quarries are re-opened fo as to afford an extenlive Iupply of the heft fone; they wvill communicate, by ...

... rooDslTQCK, July3 8, 1800. M ISS CROSS's refpc~tfui complvimnents to 1 her Friends, informs them, her BOARDING SCI-OOL will open on Monday the '24th infiant. THE R l-COIrT EN'cil:MEN | v~rA.NTAGE ACAbEMY VAiI! be on Mond1diythe '2 Ith jrft. :f , 15/5IS HITC.HCOX refpe~tfplly informs -i~J her friezlds, that' h'er SC1HOOL wvill open again on Monday, Julyw 2.1tli, t809. THE DUTIERS of the ...

... THtE 5lE-COAMME.NCLMEtNT J0 WANTAGEM ACADEMY I Wirll be on Monday the L24th intll r THE JUUTIES of the GRtAMM-Ars SCHOOL at Chipping-Norton, Oxon, will re-t commnence on Monday the .J4th inltant.; Chinpph,>-NVrtorn, 14th yuI~y, 580(9..v ADDUU3U lI.lY SCHOUL t. m HE Rev. W. WOOLSTON beg~s leave c l to return his mall - t>' ar.rntwledgemlents to ( his Friends for the truly~liheral patrozi.dgS ...

... WALLINOFORD BRIDGE:. A NY ersonwilling to contra&t for taking donthe fecond and third Arches and Piers of the old Bridge next to Wallingford, removing the re- issains of three other piers, and building a new Bridge over the river to join the remaining parts of the old one, and to onfift of four Stone Arches, according to the plan and fpecifications left at mty office, is re- quefted to deliver ...