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CROKE& . . . r OgENZO; Or, Taa . 414_ I T apake‘n4 GBDICRER 34EN educated St thsabove4khooll .3 . 4 T OF -..11,6D A MPT1,0N.-.- By J. ROIIY. FArbeiteld at tb i e Empai t soirs' Tiasfx, (where nricaitilnal be • . ~,.._ _.. 4_ . , .._ _.. . ail on TU E.p A I', ikc 18th :finnan., iB2O. Way au the tutus that are were torten Once; - "' 1 ' •" : . --. II I TRIVAREtZ• 1: • - And Hs, that, plight the 'vantage best have took, captain naiLarr, rt. .. s. . 1 ... w ,, j ,„ , Em . . , • • Found out the remedy I' 9 Rev. T. Loveo.tv. . Jos. Rowe, Esq. • ireeture for .feature , Act 2, Scene 3. - .E.Aostes, Esq. ' 1 1 4. Peewit, Rsq. Psinteddor G. and' W. B. Whittaker, 134.Ate..4aria.1are. Mauer on Table at Stu o'Clock.. , * Tor the SMA LL LorrizAcy, TO BEGIN - THE NEW YEAR: NEXT WEDNESDAY, JAN. Prizes of Ail0;000 nsust be decided in• the First Five tliimtes of the Dr.Aving, and the Tenth drawn Prite above se9o.'4s:i. will have Twenty Thou:and Pounds more. J. and J. S W IM' R H IGT, S.tle Contractors, hail the pleasure to close the Old I,:ear by distributing, under their new System, a great excess of .Prizes of X 20,000 to fortunate Adventurers in London zr.d its vicinity, and nearly thirty other Cities and 'mown, in England Aid Szotland ; anti they hope, at the h?ginning of the New Year, 44 divide Pour store Prizes of ..ceo,cioo, at their fortunate ();Eves, HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. JANTJA'eII' 7, 1820. 1 , • • SECOND EDITION . • T.H E LONDON MAGAZINZ, No. - Published this day, - By ascusvot, Caascunt, and Joy, Paternacter.roW, London, • • cokrams, . General rtefleitimis, suggested by Italy, seen in the years 1818, 'MO; admo Account of John Clare, an Agrlouittnui Labourer ,and Poe Liv Authois, Na. I. The Author of the Scotch ; 'Modest Offer of Service from M. Boonsot to the Edi 4, tot; Antenna BooteititiM; Memoirs of Mr. Hardy -Vass; Tombstone Warehouse; or,'Magazin • des Modes Monumental, at Pith; Itifloence at. 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A CLERGYNIAN of ,the Established Church; i . mail-it... 1, and resident ten miles from London, Whose number of fives is limited to after, hes now a VACANCY. Terms 150 Guineas per Auntun. . • ; Letters directed to the flee. C.J.) Mr. Triphook's, BOolti seller, Nw 23, Old Boad-etreet, London, wilt be •forwardecti • , 1•4. 57 4 Cembill; . 11, Irathorn; • 58, 114 I rnarket ; .141, Oxford-street ; • Where Tickets and Shares aic can Sale in the greetes: variety: NAPOLBON. • . • = • Ina few clays will be intbied r ia Freud, : iVirEMOIRS of the EVENTS of ISIS, including the iteialip from Elba; Details of the Battle of Waterloo; and Observation:, on the'subeequent vonts; being the Ninth'. • Book of thq historical M emoirs of Naroleon. . . .wittrrpx ur . 11INISELP. ' This Part Is published fiest, on ac-euat of in superior tempo— rary Interest. The other Books mad• be expected to appear as: fast as Circumstances admit. Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bride-court, Bridge street. _ _ _ • • A Translation,' by Mr. O'Meara, is in forwardness, and widspeedily be published. Peusioaers Lt sd. 'per day, And those at 61. to the end of r.:il!:::rtd Regiments. WLIJNESDAY, the nth of JANUARY. 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remaining d s ; those at 7d. and 8.l: and all the Cavalry • 2t day. On THURSDAY, the nth of JANUARY. :tt 9-!. front Foot Guards, with those front the Ist of Foot, to the 60th inclusive. On FRIDAY, the 14th of JANUARY. 9t. per day, from the 61st Fcnt, and all thc remain 11...•;intents and ('crps, as also those at led. per day. On SATURDAY, the 15th of JANUARY. T. h-,.•! at Is. per day, from tho different Regiments of Cavalry, Ist and 2d Reginwnts of Foot Guards. On MONDAY, the 17th of JANUARY. is. per day, from the 5d Foot Guards, with those frnln :be lit hot, to the end of the numbered Regiments ut . On TUESDAY, the 18th of JANUARY. Those at from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and all the ri.mai::;.;;; Reitnents and Corps, and also those at t..4y. On WEDNESDAY, the 19th of JANUARY. Those at is. id. is. IFd. Is. 2d. is. 2frd. and Is. 3d. per day. On THURSDAY, the 20th of JANUARY. Those at Is. 3hd. Is. 4d. Is. 4ed. Is. sd. Is. Sid. Is. 6d. Is. cad. 1.. Is. J. is. 941. Is. 84d. Is. 9d. Is. 90. and Is. iod. per On FRIDAY, the 21st of JANUARY. Those at ls. IC; i d. per day and upwards, and those Pensioners who have been admitted on account of Blindness; likewise the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities in lieu of Pension, from the late first affil second Troops of Horse Guards. It is also ordered and directed, that all the Out-Pensioners belonging tl ti.e said Hospital, do pay particular attention to their instructions, which they are required to produce at the time of payment, by which those Pensioners residing beyond th• linis of Mortzlity are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster- General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, their affi da-ilts as therein prescribed, on or immediately after every (1 tarter tray ; without which their Names will not be entered en the Pay-Lists for the subsetu...ent Quarter, and the•. , are not afterwards to change their place of abode, as specified in their affidavits, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. _ . And further to take Notice, that is consequence of various traue.s having been committed by Pensioners in the lttceipt of Pension and Prize-Money, it is ordered that all Out-Pensioners so offending, shall be struck off the Pension List, and forfeit for Leer all benefit arising from this establi,liment. RICHARD NEAVR, Secretary and Registrar. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Ertel)liaised by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George I. Theemenea, 18.19. PERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall due oil the 2.ith instant, are hereby informed, that RE cgi rrs are now ready to be delivered at the C0.:v.1;1,y s Offices over the BO Y.l L E lIA N E and in PA A LL, as well its I . ; the:: respective Asent, in the several Counties ; and the Partks asr.treJ are requested to apply fix the Renewal of their Policies on or before the 9th of JANUARY neat, as the usual Fifteen Days •..11owed for Pxyinent, beyond the dat. each Po licy, will then expire. 8.1 hILTEL ENSI NG, Jun. Sec. Attenslauee is given daily at the mid OfficN for the Asst. nuke of i%tildiags, Goods, Merchandizes, anst Ships in harbour. in dock, or whi:e building, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and also f.x the Assurance of and Granting .Innuities on Lives. N.B. Fire I'olizies will be issued free. of expense to the As sured, where the Allnual Prenlint amounts to or upwards. DR. STEEItS's OPODELDOC is acknowledged superior to all other external ap p lications for the cure of Chilblains, 13rT.sts, Cramp, Rheumatism, and Numb ness •of the Lim'os. For Chliblail.s it sh%ild be diseAs'ed and applied in the ii7st ir..n..r.ce, to prevent their breathing. Counter feiti of this admirable It4-.::edy are sold in almost every town and street, by yersons t.a, suspected of atteznpting to defraud their cc 4tom. rs. Prr z !...3ers azo cauiloned, that unless 21 ., 11 .„, 44 F. ::‘...vaL::r" en;:uved in the StamEs, ,the Opo.leldrx is not:genuir.e. id and sold by F. Niwber: and Sous, at the Oii- W for. Dr. James's i'owder, price 2s. 9J. a Ade ; but a 3 many persons mistake the house, oliserve that it is • third from Cheapside, the Number !S. Sold also by J. San zer, 01°rd-street ; Iltwtkins, Old Rond-street; Stradling, :.!.oT al- ; Harris, Ludgate-street; sad lin:nand, lid s e•psgat.,-Stri;t. lICDSON's HUILE DIVINE; or, (.',E;LPEPER's I s PLC IFIC for the GROWiU of the 11..1 R, recopy- ' by Doomr hunter and other eminent .I'hrr: :Ans. 'The . 1 ',idle Divine has been long known to many or Dia zb•ction, and is-now made More getierallY pnidic, 2t th e 30 a 1 ', tiniun • of some respectable Gentlemen, who have expeci...-nced x: bet eLts. Where Gentlenlol are bald, whether uecals: I•y , :ss, inteh, :•re!:eu. change of climate, or. any of thiese : c.eses which Ilt-prive the !lair of nutrition,'ty nan o : , tl?fluile Ihvire they rnay rely on restoring their ffaic : in cc :•••et c a.a its effects are observable at first using, but in ad, hie, or Nelsert• were has been great ueglect, a certain N,Ntra::- • i% to ensure ultimate sure •11t - re CetAlemen heve recoerred their •11.tir 'after being bald r y en .., in an 1.1*.,:y on the Nature of thee:ll-dr, ea.:bout rcund each bottle. . also an elegant article fur 444...1 to dress their flair with, it Iwt-ps it in curl, imparts a revivir.g frarranrc, and gives it a brautifot glossy appehrance.-7Suld, price as. e t a. 7s. 6cl. or eizht small In one, price Guinea, by Mr. Atkinn:ii, Perfumer, No. 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-s4etare, London ; Dis:ssrs. Gattie and Peirce, Btend:earcet • Mr. Blue %upside ; and all twvectable licrfumers. IMPORTANT WORES . 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SOCII A'l' ES, .by his discourse on Marriage, so I.3en raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and 4 The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word wife is the most agreeable and delightful name in Nature.. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratuth or our enjoYmeut, terming not only with happiness ou earth, but disposing the soul itself tcaharmonize with Was: hereafter. Previous, however, to enterirtg, into this hallowed iialigation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, biota ekasse the grossei nature from those impurities,which the fietelont of unrestricted pleasure may 'have entailed on it. To tit: neglect of such atten tion are attributable many. °Udine*. hapiess• instances, which, while they cache the commiseration of the beholder, should also. impress lints with. thefror of sib-reproach. 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