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GENERAL E i .' • . • . • . . . . . •••,-•• UN...FR - 4 --- x,,,c7,6•1111.• • .' • L ECTIO i S 4 • . • ADELetit THEATRE, S'TRAND. • LOTTERY-OFFICE,' SOM E RSET-PL A CE, - . NOTIC,E. I f. I • (late the Sans PareiL) .•• -F"vatiA At 17 th, ' B ' 2(4 THE .GENTLEMAN who left London about .4 . TO THE LT T ONDON; . ' Under the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. ririHE LORDS COMMISSIONERS . of his MA, Three Weeks-ago, and whose last Letter bears the Post- •" OP ~ • The new and interesting limeetta of IVANHOE was Ito- - m - JEBTY'S TREASURY have directed, that the LOT- ; mark of Baphot,' is requested iminetiettely to communicate to AILED tfpsiii by°salloseunutrrih e Sea roO k s 'n a li n e' d F so eb" l l li O g . h i t elel4 Nria i .1. • nomed, on the three nights of its represetatien, with the TERM should be DileAliN o n . F R IDAY , the Twenty : fifth ' his Friends his present Residence, as should he persist In his C . 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AND GEORGE IV: • 7 tee honour of re .. pr o seen tw t e lti n g ty th .4e ii e g o re y a e t a e rs lt o y f in un P retn arliit itt n e te d rit , 2e . aidus, .s. 1 . • • I V Fe •-.. Circle is thrown open, so as to afford a distinct view of 1. COURTSof El ef G's•BENCII and COMMON PLEAS, THE SUNDAY MONITOR _of NEXT SLN- • 1 ~,,,„.,,.., mad materially contribute to the general tempera- ;runt the commencement of the Suit to the making up of the and Th l e h el oYe 'l a .i sof unc u . l atten t ion to " the i t y ru oc st ai r i e y po be sed sto i w n e ir d e o , n an i d t, t b li T e . I '', • ' DAY will not only contain a fulijaisd particular Acettint . -.. tore of the Timatre. Issue, and .Notiee of Trials. With Notes ~; eto `-' Performances on Wednesdays and Fridays nuring-Lent. r'g li - lIS PRESENT EVENING, February 17, - and . London: . 71 1 SATURDAY, February 19,- wilt be prevented, an en- [ By W. L I MPEY. Inner Temple. • 'Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke (late W. 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Clarne (law W Clarke II,E HISTORY of the REIGNThe kind . zeal of the Meeting of :this day, has induced rig ' - _ • , of GEORGE friends to recommend to the Livery; that the arduous duties ee Y a personal canvass on my part should be dispensed with, a tribute. of respect to that ettlightened and independent Body which •Ie I me m m a b y e t rs hu or s bemyrelifarnevielyd willfrons T at e t o. en opera tion myself, tewith t m li . • have at all times considered due from a Candidate. ; but ietheugh . 1 1 i , i a 1 J three Miss Der,netts. • • _ the THIRD, in Six Volumes. By ROBERT BISSETT, sorest mark of a e E.L.D. Author of the Lite of Burke, Sec.- &c. A new Edition,' t 1 ..... 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Systematic Order, with an Introduction and Notes, containing .returns his best thanks to the Public for the very e xe nsi ve peron - . he, , 1 1 •-• of Hume and Ihnollett's History to the Death of George IL By the Rev. RICH ARD MA NT, D.D. the opinions of Foreign Authors on these Diseases, by John age which he has already received for lira " Highly Lnefel .It ; C 4. tc complete their series of English History down to the Peace Rector of St. Botolph, Bishopst.te, and of East llorsley, Surrey, Shaw, I aemmistrator in the School of Great Winentill-street. FRUIT LOZENGE;" and begs to assure them, that• he still e e: . le o f Amiens. 0 end Domestic Chaplain t o his Grace the Archbishop of Lin The llwroae of the ANGLO-SAXONS, from their first appear.. continues to prepare them with the same scrupulous care as to • • ' .s. • .4. 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I. to XII. with a Title-page consitierelle practice in that branch they thought proper to select, The Lives of Barron( Searrsetsp. By John Maediarmld, . is a certa i n restorer of the HAIR,. where it has fallen off from and Index, trust, that after thirty years' residence in this Metropolis, their Esq. Containing the Lives of Sir Thomas Moore; Cecil, Lord • ! rpHE CHRISTIAN REIEAIBRANCER ; or, talents-are so well known, and their reputation so completely Burleigh; Wentworth, Earl of Stra ff ord; and Hyde, Earl of illness, perspiration, change of climate, or any of those causes , ' ti established,. that no apology is required for their deviation from Clarendon. In I vols. Bvo. a new Edition, embellished with which occasion premature decay. It immediately assimilates , , I- The Churchman's Biblical, Ecciesiactical, and . Literary _ _ of . _ . . , with, or supplies the place of, the nutritive fluid, and the Hair , 1 . the regular mude practice. It may be proper to state that their Portraits. •• ' . e , i .. •... eincellany, for the Year 1819. grows as fonnetly. See testimonials of Gentlemen who reco- ; •.. l ?tinted for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 61, St. Paul's Church- Medical Education has been of the first dins - that they are elem. An Accomer of the various MODES of Snouted 'Tosses, ent- v red their Hair, after being bald for years , ' ' i • hers of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh: and as ploycd by difitrent Nations. More particularly a Comparison 4 . in an Essay on the ~ I . 1 , , eard; and No. 3, Waterlomplace.au-, enclosed round each bottle. It is also an excellent article - 1 . N.B. The Th irteenth Number was published . on the Ist of' ds. 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