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/PRE Next of Kin (if any) of WM. EDWARD
J. PEARSON, late a s'earnan behinging to the Merchant Ship
James, decreed. by applying at Mr Newman's, the Sun, Sun-
rod, East tintithfield, .ray hear of something to their advantage.

A Si4LTORIA N SY SI F::t1.
IM BOOKS printed on the !lAA!' LTONIAN
T
hYSTE3I, with fall instruction fur their use, so as to enable
trey Teacher who wishes to teach his pupils the Greek, Latin. or
Yrex6 Language in a tenth part of the time usually devoted to
thou, may be had of Messrs. mosey and Sons, Booksellers, Broad-
out, London ; or at Mr. Hamilton's, 25, I:v:lLitre,', Strand.
The usual allowance to Teachers and Booksellers.
31r. Hamilton has during the summer lectured in Liverpool,
filssour. and Paisley. where numerous Classes have been eats.
blUhed en this system. Cambridge, with a liberality as honour.
sifie to herself as to the system, has permitted its introduction for
3lodern languages; several French and German Classes are
lug ia activity among the Members of that University. and it
avoid dsubtless have been adopted fee the Learned Languages
goo, had instruction in those Languages been needed there. Mr.
Han.lton has not 111111e%tiffi to teach the Universities of any coun-
try: the mode of invti action adopted in those Institutions is pro-
bably as good as home 1 wisdom could devise, but he contends that
:u eittllenee is rentlereil almost nugatory by the enormous expence
°few and labour ter: scary on the emotion school plan to prepare
hr them, and the eor.opient deficiency of preparation in many of
tle subjects received. To remedy these is the object of Mr. Ilamil.
wet 'Aware. Let the : I amiltonian System be generally adopted
is an primary aehoola, the Universities will soon be obliged •• to
IA down their barns ai I build greater." A boy of twelve years
c;nl stay be qiudiliol for •he 'University in Mr. Hamilton's classes
mete year; it is not ", that he will he so in live in the schools
kuit liable to ohjectien. On the Il.uniltonian System he learns
rah delight as well as with absolute certainty • on the common
her his drudgery is ii.suprorlable, and even ;hen not certain of
mum _ _ . . .

5 ifamilternian Schnid for Dim, in which three of Mr. llama.
lit partners curs t' v r...ie, besides several auistants, has been
emblished in Liverpi-o! with a fair prospect of success. Children
•received u parlour bunks. Ithe only ones taken), at big per
swam, compribenoo : all the languages and every expense fur
lools, stationery, washiiig. 4ta The premises are healthful sod
erosive, and etiiilr s •..t treated enslaves, but as rational beings,
I reirs.g every a.re. !id. acrd enjoying every comfort which the
pr.tasthemselvss blight claim in a like position.
is soie Establishment in London. 25, Cecil. I
street, Suitt tte Gretk Latin, French, German, Italian, and
beinith Lop ;tea to be taught with undeviating cer-
tainty ofsucress. I claws are fanned every week, su that
every stir of pit viols requirement stay find its level withont pay-
run slut is aitt•rdy
Terms V. iv, sceion of ten lessons. The knowledge of
IQWp different wods of Ftetich with a correct pronounciation
parantetd to every pupil is tea easy and pleasing lessons of one
boor
Clues of live rrors ins or maw met in any part of the metropolis.
A ingleperron payilig for two may receive his lessons alone.

Os Wednesday, 11e.c. 15, will he published, in thick Bvo. price 13a.

, .
boenek,
THE PLEN.I RY INSPIRATION of the SCR IP-
TURKS A T ; and the Principles of their coinpo-
van iavestigaitti : with a view to the refutation of all objections
albeit Divinity ; St% Lecture% (very greatly enlarged) delivered
It Albion Hal!, lundon.w..ll, with no Appendix, illustrative and
nitiaL

fly the Rev. S. NOBLE.
Pub!kW by W. Simpkta and IL Ilarshall, Stationers' Hall.
wet, Ladpne•serec.

TO THE MEDICAL pitorr.ssioN.
7. and f 3. l'nd.rsued s ill publish, in the count of the present
Sewn. the holh,:ing Work... connected with Medical Science.
MANUA!. of PHARMACY. By WILLIAM
Tilt 01.1 S ISKANDE, Esq.
hernef of Chem:stry and Matteis Modica to the Society of Apo-

therein of the City of &masts. In one volume octavo.
The LECTI ES of Sir A. COOPER, Bart., on the Ptill-
op!es and Pram,re of Surgery ; With Notes and Cases. By Fre-
k Tynell, Esq. Surgeon to St. Thomas's hospital. Va.
:me

At ANATONIICA I. DESCRIPTION d the 1.10/1-
3ENT3, as CONNIXTED with the JOINTS; with °Wer-
t:ms an the I 'juries to which the Ligaments ars liable, under
N Dislocations described in the 'stork of Sir Astky Cooper, But.
Dianaby H. Cooper, Esq. Demonstrator of Anatomy at St.
tonon's Hospital.
t do ANAIASIS of 31EDICAL EVIDENCE ; with Di-
n:ions for the Practitioner, in the view of becoming a Witness in
`4,11 ofJostice ; End a eery copious Appendix of Pmfessdonal
boos:nor* and Examinations. by John Guidon Smith, 31. D. In
er!taltime octavo, by the .11111 e Author.

e. A PR ACTIC. I.:Tiiii;ITISE on POISONS, forming a
,t 7:lntattre Manual of Toxicoligy. In one volume octavo.
I UNICA!. I:LI'ORT on DROPSIES ; with Observe-
' er:tlana t.re ef their Patholory and Therapeutics; with an
•i` '+t:[ on the Theory anal Treatment of Organic Disease in Ka
By Robert Venable', Ilsehtior in Medicine, and Licentiate
of the link •.,rfl! I t hit
Apg 1. I, II ; on nisEAsEs of the
yhlt, arid on eat: of the Affections usually denominated
eatimrisiog an impartial estimate of the merits of the Ni.
sciatic Acid lath. Ity George Darling, 31. D. Member of the
t:.,41 Ctittee ef I I,as:citing.
dn APPENDIX to the PHA 11141 A COPCEIAS, contain.
ae a Tr.it,lation and Critical Examination of the London Phu-
:lista of I:ttlt ; with an extensive Suppletnent of approved Forr
•:n.kc. With Explanatory Notes by J. IL Sprague, Mentbe
the Pond College of surgeons.
Olt Tlf INA It of PATHOLOGY and PRACTICE
111.1°•1 SE I n one large volume octavo, on a similar plan
-or's I rit-t ionary of Surgery.
TREATISE on the NATI'RE and CURE of
"14 N'i uort;II and CROUP. By James Copland,
• '!ember of the Royal College of Physicians of London,
•octavo.
A GENERAL SAS EM of ANATOMY. By W
•tzt:e.
,Titis Work includes all 'hat is useful in the `a Anatomic Ge.
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':0? Part., and I themattora on the best Mode of Ventilating
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nlurawn by It. S. Meikleham, Engineer.
.
PATIII V, ELEMENTS of PATIIO-
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RIL Extensive fiCH.LEf:TIONS from the unpublished
neEtA SE( •S )11"DIC IL %vital NUS of the late Dr.
H. PARRY.
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GTNERAL PENIT'ENTIARY. By P. Mere Latham,
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