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DittiILYA,ANE. ANATOMY AND SURO4RY. R. CIVIALES .i3ELL with beg►n his SPRING -LTA- COURSE of LECTURES To-niorroir, January 14. — Anatomical Denninstrations, by Mr. ROMTON. Nos. 10 and 11, Leicester -street, Leicester-square. . • • ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Deeneher le; 18os. NOTICt u keit That SiAtion of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery, fir the pia' of Offences eonunittai on the High &as, itithin furinfittale y• the Admiralty of :England toil be held at .taut; Mil, in the 014 London, Frisk:yes: 20th of January next, at eigll o'clia in the morning. . . Hr. POL E. In tkne Mite Tins PREiIiNT EVENING, JANUARY 18, MaielernAlan.lit will set New Coardy, called MAN AND Wirg,) - Or, MOO S'EdRETS TH,LiI ONE. • -11ii•Prliselpal Chalked by Mr. HOLLAND, Mr u IeOWELL, Mr. 11, 4 1,1,T0K. Mi.DOWTOtI, Mr.WROUGHTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, M r . mhtlaWS, mt. SMITH , Mr . Mzi. HARLOWE, Miry. JORDAN, Mrs. H. 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