... 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 ...

... NA VY OJF'FICEtJ, NAz. !2, lhog. I Officers and Commiffioners A h ajelly's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Thurfday the 2t3d initiant, at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with fuch perfons as mnav be willing to contra&t for fupplying all or either of his Majefty's Yards with Oak Timber, converted into Beam Pieces, for Line of Battle Ships. A form of the tender may be feen at this ...

... -ITOLEN or STRAYED, from the Grounds S of Mr. Butler, of Childfwell Farm, near Hinkfey, Bcrks, -A DAR4,K GREY FILLEY, rihing 4 years old, withl a long tail, very light made, and about II hands and a half high-lf ftrayed, any perfon bringing ler to Childfwell Farm, or to Mr. Randall's Livery Stables, Oxford, &hall receive TWO GUINEAS re- vard for their trouble; fhould the above Filley be fl6len ...

... - GRAlFTO-Y TIOTSE, St. Aldate's, Oford. I III 1 _fA ILY LINENl and F17iRNITURE ?V'L - WAREIIOUSE. t PLOYSTONT and Co. of London, : EG£ to acqsuaisst the Nobility, Gentry, Public, arld their Friends in particular, they have, for the better accommodation of thole Ladies who have favoured them with their cuofom, removed from St. Clenment's to the above Houle, where they filicit ?? carly ...

... JUBILEE HE.M) DRIESSES, anil SUPJ11O1t HTATIR CU'ITING;, &C. OPPO A ?? - tA ' CaCurch, neer the Milaruket - jirzeet, 0 .fjord. B mE N N E T, (LATE ASSISTANT TO BLAXE) Faihionable HAIR CUTTER, DREsSER, and FANCY PERuQour MAKER, from New Bond-Itreet, London, (-IRATEFUL for the decided preference J and liberal patronage he has the honour to re- ceive fromn the Nobility and Gentry of Oxford and ...

... . FASHMONABLE W!TER M1[INEBWY. MRS. GRIFFITH, (RATEFUL for paft favours, refpetftillv Ginforms the Ladies of Oxford, and its vicinity, fhe is juft returneat from London, and will open her Rooms this mofi~iig, November 11, 1809, with an entire new fele&ioni of FASHIONABLE WINTER MILLINERY, PELISSE CLOAKS, MANTLES, FANCY MORNING- and EVENING DRESSES, &c. &c. the whole of which have been ...

... NEW STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn in ONE DAY, 14th, Feb. 1810. SCHEME. 4 of ?? j'2o,ooo ?? are ?? d8nooo 4 . ?? ?? ?? ?? 12 ?? 1,00o ?? t',o(o 20 . , .500 . 10,()00 20 ?? ?? 1(0 ?? * 2,0(10 44 ?? 50 . ?? ,( S6 ?? 25 . 900 4,860 . , . 15 ?? 72,900 5,000 Prizes. Of v0(0,00( This Lottery is upon the fame plan as the jaft-it confifis of only 5,000 Numbers, from 1 to 5,000 incluin five; kut there ...

... NOlI!(E to D¢BlfOL'S and CRlDIIOIlS. LI, perfons who are indebted to the r A Eftate of Mr. WILLIAM POlT'ER, late of li Wretchwick, in the parilh of Bicefler, in the county of I p Oxford, farmer, deceated, are requeated immediately to t, pay their debts to Mr. George Olinond, or Mr. Henry h WValford, of Bicefter aforefaid; or to Mr. Robert v Gardner, of Wretchwick aforefaid the Executors of a ...

... WALNUT TREES. e WAANTED,-A number of WALNUT TREES, or WALNUT TREE PLANKS, efit for making Gun Stocks. Any perfon having them to difpofe of will apply to Mr. Willianm Dupe, gun- m maker, Oxford. All letters mug be poft paid. TO PARENTS AN6dUARDIANS. e TANTED, a welle&ducated YOUTH, J VT as an APPRENTICE ti a Surgeon and Apo- e thecaryof good pradlice in ?? he will be treated in every refpedl as ...

... GENTEEL LODGINGS. - (be LET, ready furnifhed, fpr the winter m Muontls.-PART of a IhOUsE in a mod airy and Plealant Situation in oxford; conififngpf a draw- ing roonm, and dining parJour, three or four good bed chamnbers, with appartmfents for fervants, a kitchen, cellars, &c. For particulars apply to Mr. Adams, aU,1 jneer, Oxford. ,N1Be. he houre is at prefent occupied by a gentle. I1anw and ...

... NJTI7CE'to DEBTORS and CREDITORS. LL perfons who are indebted 'to the or. Itate 'of Mr..WILLIAM POTTER, late of Wretchwick, in the pariih of Biceller, in the county of Oxford, farmer, deceafed., are requefted immediately to pay their debts to Mr. George Ofmnsnd, or Mr. Henry Walford, of Bicefter .itefaid; or to-. Mr.r-obert Gardner, of Wretchwi;Ef Udrdaid' the Executors of the Laid William ...

... , FAS-ONABLE MILLINERY, &c. MilRS. P.AANDALL, HIS G{-STRE-TR OXFORD, 1^ lVFEFtJL for the many favours fle has 't experienced fromh the Ladies of Oxford and its vicinity, boegs to infzhrm them fhe has now in town, and Wvill have open for infpedtion on Saturday next, November 1*, an entire new affortmnut of FASHION- ABLE MILS.NCCY, FANcY DRESSES, PELISSE S, MAN- TLES, CLOANS, &C. Mrs. R. ...