... N ur'i is iterely givenl, pursuant to thu Acts of P I'arlianiust in this ease mtade and provided, that the Reverend Lancelot Arthur Sharpe, Rector of the llectory of ~l'orley, in tbe county of Oxford, enlud within the Diocese of Oxford, Oierk, on tbe ole hand, and Sir Jaies Whalley Smythe ardiner, of ReciteOourit, ink the counity of Sutltatllpton;Baronet, anld the persons entitled under the ...

... 61/ Y11artiri ll, of J(yide, 6eaurtifurlly I blLL~~ y hint oit Jine puaper, 9jit ed (e~s YiiLh JLblr LIVJ orngrairn anedd trwrrrd ice portions of the recovered rvile J1uly r-11l11-fE STORIES of the ROYAL GEORG1L,, as Gt inarrated by a Knight of N1Windsor-Retired A d exanr ?? Caprtin-lYarranit Officer-Able Seaman siors t-G(.CB.-Admuiralty Secretary-Privy Councellor- adva Evangelical Priest ...

... 'RAM PTl ON' S PILL OF HEALT11.-Tylj excel- L lent iamily Pill is a illedicine of loig-tried efficacy for cor. ret ting .cll disorders, of the stoaillch aind bowels, the common sympitolls of which arecoistiveness flaticlemicy, spasins, loss of apletite, sick heald aheV gididinless, sense of fultiess after ieals, di',zirieao of the eyes, cli ot siness, and(l pains in thI ?? ncl buls elo; ...

... To flie. Electors of The City of Oxford. GsNTr.133113N, GAIN we have folught and conqueredl, and I trust Asball so use our victory as to disarmr our opponents of their offvonsjvo wcapons, and to prove that the professions of politi cal opinions, widely differing from their own, may yet consist with bonour and loyalty, and respect for the constitution of the cou~ntry-w5itlh liberality and ...

... 7 1 3IE Friends of JOIIN BELLAMY, Esq. ('lric (of Assize of the Oxf-rd Circuit, are invited to a. DINN Et ta! be given to that (it-itleitaa, upon the occasion oif presenting lhin witb a Service of Phlate, at iMr. Lesiltphant's, Spread Eagle 11otel, Gloucester. on Priday aext the GOtif August, at 7 o'clock, Tickets lOs. each, iaicludhig Ditiner and Dessert, Alteration of Northlevich August Fair ...

... joi5 TO TiJE ELECTORS OF T HIE9 BOROUGH attic. OF PFORTSMOUTH. elvin Teresday, June 29, 1841. ainis. *jNTI.EM FIV and 'TIV Bbeg leave to return you our most grateful kson, v V thanks fbr the honor you have done us by return. were ing us again to represent your interests in Parliament. nlon, IBy this, your choice, you have led the way in sancy were tioning those principles of' Liberal ...

... Cl11T'rING-.NtO~RrcN AND BIRMVN~GIAM RLOYAL 1YIAIL. H ulcare most resecctfulliy infornod that the T ?? leaves thc White I-lart ?? eyery morning ait a qouarter before Five for Birnmingbanamin time for thie Liverpool at d Maninrlnvter Railway Trains, and returns, on their arrival, fromt tilc Canstle Tavern, tit a quarter past Threea in thle afternoon. Fares-hinide, 20s. ; Ojutside, ]lOs. ...

... { NE THOUSAND or £1200, or aepatef minrof 0£200, ready to be advanced on Freehold Seeurity.-Apply- to T. Benwell, REsq. MagdaleA Bridge, Oxford. W A3N T E D to purchase, - A strong handsome PONY, not exceeding twelve hands high, to draw a small Phaetin under duty, a grey with full tail will be preferred. -Apply at the Post Office, Witney. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. 51TANTED ?? APPRENTICES 1T' ...

... , H, II I - EXTENSIVE, PREjilIS13S. In, the Centro oe the Hiqhr-steet Imirt9too. FTI O be SOLD or M.AT (together or scparatei4)- . All that FREEHOLD DIVELLING-.1OlsI, togethet with the spacions School-room, Dormitory, antd Ofices; extensive enclosed ya-rd, or play5grounld, walled garden, &c., situate ir, the centre of te Iigh-street of Lymintmton, and now in the occupation ofMr. Dotninw; ands ...

... FASHIONABLE DANCING. ?? R. F. HAM\IBLINgrateful for the liberal patronage Mg 11L bestowed on him since his residence in Oxford, respect- fully solicits continued enceuragement, which he begs to assure his patrons le will anxiously endeavour to merit. G. di Private Families and Schools punctually attended. 8, Beaszmont-streel, Oxford, Juby 4,1841. '/rUSICAL BOXES, of large size and superior ...

... r. rIHB LYIUINGTON SCHOOL conducte1 blY . Alir. O .11 NE, (eluccestr tirtoLlieateWAV;Nithers) will ItE-OPENi the 22nd inst. Mr. D. takes this op. portutlity of expressing his gratitude for the very liberal 3 supportolie has received during these last fiveyearsra f5,4o thefrinvi of Iis .Establishmnent. Ilie begs to say ciat for the greatel comn fort and convenience ot his Pupils te he hats ...

... THE REGULATOR RANBURY COACH 'will in T future leave the Star, Angel, and Dlitre inna, ia this itev at HALF-PAST EIGHT o'clock, insti-ad of balf-psi.t Nine. J. DRIlNK WNA~I lER. 10 useful MACHINE HORSES (~ ff tsuhe OlGil.ule'ster assi Losion Night Mail), 2 Sets uf ?? HI- AlVF:S, I AIl C ART and HARNESS, ad 2 superior TIRAVELLINO CAltRI AOES jrH IOt WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By GYLES Ic SO n ...