... 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 ...

... LAMB 11N IV, T4I'TN-E Y, uXolv. BENJAMIN WVESSON UMBLY begs leave to inform his Friends, Gentleman 'Travellers, and the Public in ge- neral, that he has taken and entered on the above Inn, where, by his conftalltaffiluity and attention, he hopes to merit their favours, alffurig thofe who will be pleafed to honour him vwith their company, that no pains or expence on his part fhall be wanting to ...

... * 'oo X.TANTED, on the fecurity of a valuable . Freehold Biatea.APplY to Mr. Chas. Tomes, attorney at law, Oxford. Alu?.yl 8, 1809. NORTHLEACH SHEEP' FAIR BFllL BE HELD AS USUAL OX the FIRS' WFrDwVF:S7.AY in S .ptember. A SPANISHl RM to be SOL.D-l'To prevent trouble the lowef price is FJFTEEN WOUNDS. He mlay he feen by applying to William Beetie, lChilean, near ITharne, Oxon.L DORCHtESThR AN) ...

... DISSV.LU IJOiN OlF PARTN~lRSI-IIl'. T HE Partnerfhip between RICHARD TCOX and THOMAS ROBINSON, of this city, Linen Drapers, HaberdaGiers, Hofiers, &c. and lattly carried on under the firm of Cox, Robinion, and Co. having terminated by effluxion of tinme, Mr. Cox feels it neceffary to announce the ?? the Part- nerlhip, and that he has ceafed altogether to have any connection with the concern. ...

... DALBY's CARMINATIVE. For the Wind, Convulfions, watery and dry Gripes, and other fatal diforders in the bowels of children; alfo for Fluxes, Cholics, and pains of the Intetines in grown perfons; fcarcelyever failing to relieve when given according to the printed direaions. THE fuperiority and celebrity of this Me. Itdicine having occafioned a number of counterfeits, fome even pretending to be ...

... Mesors of Wic k R;Inton, Uppcr SivuIe, ot,;!rwtIV Gv-er S wel, 'TedenaZ;, U1per Lrminwgton, and Suttwl under Braites, in the county of Glejciy'.r. WIEREPAS the GCnie upon trhe above Manors W IIhaving for many years lailt pui been nmuch de- ftroyed by poachers and unqualified perions, and divers trefpaffer comumitted end danmpge done by themn aswell to the corn growing as to the nounds ..id ...

... ANGEL INN, OXFORD, RO YA L MAft IL POST COACH OFFICE.' A POST COACH to London everv moising at Al Eight o'clock, to the Old Bell, Holborn. A Poft Coach to London every morning at Five o'clock, to the George and Blue Boar, Holborn. A Pollt Coach to London every morning at Nine o'clock, to the Bell and Crown, Holborn. r A POST COACH to LONDON EVERY DAY i FROM CHEL'i'ENHAM, at ''Welt! o'clock, to ...

... Capital Foreign BED and TABLE LINENX. 0 be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. K TOWLE, at the Green Dragon Inn, Faringdon, on Thurfday next, the 17th of Auguft,-A valuable affortment of Foreign BED and TABLE LINEN, &c. confifting of excellent damaik Table Linen (fome of very large dimenfions), fine Napkins, large Holland Sheets, &c. &c.-The whole are in good condition,. and molt of them equal to new, ...

... MITNEy SUNDAY SCHOOIL6. nit Stl,,ilav, the loth. of Septemnber, Sa - SERMO14 wvill be preached at Wircey Church, Jor the beefiit of thle Sunday Schools efltablifled in 'that place, by the Rev. JOHN 1-IYDE, PRedlor of St. Marin', ?? of Oxford. IIItinte courfe of the Service will be performed the OLo HUNDREDTIH PSALM', the rE DEuss, and JUBILATE, by 1vMr. C. KiNo;- ArTaM,' When the earbeu.rd, ...

... On Alonday ?? will be pubalhcd, pri-ce 2s. TO LETTr ERS to a BARRISTER, COil- JLtainint Striclures on his work, in three parts; entitled, HINITS to the Public and the Legiflature on the Nature and Effe& of Evangelical Preaching.- By a LoocEr-oN. Nullius addidlus jurare in verba rna-iliri.-HOR. Oxford: Printed and fold by J. Bartlett; fold alfo by Black, Parry, and Kingfbury, Leadenhall-freet, ...

... W HEREAS forne wicked, malicious,evil- V difpofed perfon or perfons, have lately poifoned the FISH in a pond in a field belonging to William Selby, Efq. at Winflow, in the county of Bucks: Any perfon who will give fuch information as may lead to a difcovery, or (as more than one perfon is fuppofed to be concerned in this asidir) any accomplice, whether Man or Boy, who ihall make known to Win. ...

... DALBY's CAjIMTINATIVE. For the Wind, Convulfions, watery and dry Gripes, and other fatal diforders in the bowels of children; alro for Fluxes, Cholics, and pains of the Inteftines in grown perfons ; fcarcely ever failing to relieve when given according to the printed direcions. HE fuperiority and celebrity of this Me- IL dicine having occafioned a number of counterfeits, fame even pretending ...