... Gleets, Seminal e Wesaeriefs, and that deftitufive habit called Onanifmn; is likewife an addrefs to Parent,0? Tutors, and Guardians of Youth. le The intentionI ofthis ~ok~ for the reprefs purpofe of ne wairniog 'youthl fro fiallis1i into a deltulive and ...

... body of gentle- men, who have taken upon ?? to infpecl and regulate the parochial expenditures of Hull The Governor and Guardians of the poor-in Hull are glad to inform the inhabitants of the town, that although the neceffitiesof the times have greatly ...

... bottles of common gin. They were about 50 minutes in the houfe, and on going out locked theldoor. WM. MARRIOTT, Druggift, Banbury, informs the Public that he has jufl received a frelh parcel of Dr. SOLOMON's CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, which is happily calculated ...

... valuable articles, amounting to nearly 3001. with which they got clear off, not in the leaft degree interrupted by the vigqnt y guardians of the night, though there is one watchmanK Rland within a few yards of the fpot, and another diredtly on the oppofite fide ...

... of fagacity. So far from being the terror, it feemns from their manier that they are confcious of being- the guides and guar-dians of the flocks committed to their cha-lye. Thofe whichI have come to this country are of the fize andl lhape of' Eighilh ...

... Afton Jas. Broughton Poggs. and Coat. Gardner, Thomas, Ditto. Wefton, John, Oxford. Godwin, William, Ditto. Wife, Thomas, Banbury. Green,-B. jun. Bampton. Wyatt, Thomas, Hanwell. Godwin, John, Allefcot. Warriner, George, Efq. Green, James, Witney. Bloxham ...

... that it becomes those to whom the charge of defending. your cause is entrusted.to be vigilant, to call on those who are the guardians of the River to protect it-in Parliament before they are assailed by your opponents; to rouse the different officers to ...

... the Beriseley Peerage wasappoifit ed for to-morrow, at ten o'clock 4 ti miornin, and 'the far. tlair prbcecdliit,:6on the Banbury -Peerage,; fr this day sdisinight. 'The E: rl of SnASF~rxSaur~iYOOk the oaths and his sestt On tiie consideration of the ltoxburgh ...

... governor of Doirnniia. BANKRUPTS. Nathan Burch and Wm Smith. Birtles curn Bamtord, Lancaster, calico-printers. James Woodward, Banbury, Oxford, upholsterer. John Riossiter, Shopton Ajallett, Somerset, clothier. Win Coleman, Gosport, Southampton, baker and gkrocer ...

... of the Shire. 2.5 Cities (Ely none, Loodon 4,) sand 50 Citizens. 167 Boroughs send 334 Burgesses. S Boroughs, (Abiogdon, Banbury, Bewdley, Higham- Ferrers, and Monmouth, I each,) S Burgessen. Oxford and Cambridge Universities, 't each, 4 Members. SCinque ...

... other papers, his property. . A few days since Pctitions to each House of Parliament from the Agriculturists frequentiiig Banbury miarker, were forwariled to Loiidon. These Petitions complain generally of the alarm- ing depressioptof agricultural produce ...

... which she bore with the utmost fortitude and resignation, Jane, wife of Mr. W. Arne, parish clerk of Banbury. At a Meeting of tile Board of Guardians, on Thursday last, the Rev. Mr. Penson was elected Chaplain to the House of Industry for the ensuilig ...