... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... rJLSi, are to give notice, that on Tithursday, thel. V 34t' of nre.t ionth, at. 10 o'clock in the forenooa, teill 1 Trcposrrd to Sate, at the P'ay-Qffice, in his 31J7jestil s Yard .st venr Perismout.', several LOTS of OLD STORESI, con- - j f .3i ink in Sunakiiigs, Old Rope in Paper Stutl', djiisn Block Strolps, Bolt-rope, Old Lashing, Rounding, T anil spuns-arn, Rubbish inl Paper Stud', &c.; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 7=L tr ARdn , -1-SHEEPWASHi iheaiPTJ- t13RoOK uditind ?? tby PiR1VA'T C , SC', au.di itb bd,&ion W 9JSAGAE or DsI~-T-i)s> vt1a-oj ant&4is tin, Sia( ;lConr pexis, Caiif-liiae, and iit'iar Suitalble whie h uthiiilciin-s, aid aiout 25 Acres of exeeediiig goid age. 't ?? Aralhe Lard verv eli ?? plajlsitley sinibon situated at Sheepwash, s distance fr0u P [iS l!ft and-noiv occirpied bly Mr Jobn ...

... LAMB INX, VI TNE Y, U XON. BENJAMIN %VESSON Fl UMB LY begs leave to informn his Friessdb Gent'emen rravellers, and the Public in ge- neral, that lie has taken and entered on the above Inn, where, by his conftant affiduity and attention, he hopesI to merit their favours, affuring thofe'who will-be o pleated to honour him with their company, that no ij pains or expence on his pert fhall he ...

... OXFORDSHIRL .- gAME DUTY. 4?of Pcrfm, ron ho )zat6e v tain d Genera Cotfctsa h ~i f l3safr ~ ~ i6~ 1 2 e o i. 8 a t, Ilaihes ~~ .Refulefice. J NDERSON, 'rHOS. Brock. A hamptoin. A~fhhutrf, H. ,Nr. Efq.. Wateirftock. Aftell, John, Claydon. Annefley, C. Efq. Blrtchington. Adams, Richard, Somerton. Arnatt,' Wrilliam, Stanton Harcourt. Attwood, Thos. Charles, Enlhant Arnatt, George, ...

... OTICE is hereby given, That the NGAME on the MANORS of Enfham, Til-. garfley, and Newland, is ftrictly preferved; and that all unqualified perlbns found fporting thereon will be profecuted. TF. PARKER, Lord of the faid Manors. ?? N OTI C E is hereby given, That the 1 GAME on the MANOR of Coggseis ftri&ly preferved; and all perfons found trefpaffing thereon, whether qualified or not, will be ...

... BY AUNrlOHtI'r't. 'i ee HIS Day isqubfished, price Ss. 6d. the PROCEED- d- - INGS of a COURT-M ARTIAL, bolden on board his Majests's sh!p GLAIA1'0Ro, in Portsinouith Harbour, on Wednesday the 26th day of July, 1809, and continued by y d j adjournment till Friday the 4tl day of August fullowhig,. eh for- - nt TuE TaIAL OF . The Right Hurt. JAMES LORD GAMBiER .i A4dmirat of Mhe Blue, cnd ...

... Charlbury, Witney, WoodJlock, Enioie, and Great TVe Turnpike Roads. NVOTICE is hereby given, That a Meeting A.I of the Truftees of the above Turnpike Roads will be held at the Bell Inn, in Charlbury, in the County of Oxford, on Monday the 18th day of Sep- tember inflant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon; and that newa Truftees will be eledled in the Read of thofe who are dead or refufe to a&, ...