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London, England, 1830-12-30 00:00:00

• UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.
THE COUNCIL hereby give Notice, that
the different CLASSES will he RE-OPENED
after the Christmas Recess on TUESDAY, the 4th of Jit-
musty. Althoegh it is on every account desirable that
students should enter at the commencement of the See-
own, they may come at any period of it.
The SPRING COURSES in the MEDICAL
CLASSES will commence on Thursday, the 20th of Ja-
minty, of which full notice will be given in a subsequent
Advertisement.
From the 4th of January the SENIOR LATIN CLASS
'Will read the Jugurthine War, Horace's Satires, &c. The
'JUNIOR LATIN CLASS will read the 6th Book of
ttesar de Bell. Gall., a Play of Terence, &e.
THE SENIOR GREEK CLASS will continue to
read Herodottis, Book 111., and will commence the
Orestes. The JUNIOR GREEK CLASS will continue
to read the Anabasis of Xenophon. In the HIGHER
`'GREEK CLASS the Professor will continue to explain
- the I•eptines of .Demosthenes ; the Second Course in this
commence on the Ist of March next ; Fee 4/.
-The Payments for the remainder of the Session in the
eittior and Junior Latin and Greek Classes will be 61. each.
There are Classes for the FRENCH, GERMAN,
ITALIAN, HEBREW, ARABIC, PERSIAN, SANS-
KRIT, and HINDUSTANI Languages.
There are JUNIOR and SENIOR CLASSES of MA-
' TIIEMATICS for Students in different states of advance-
ment. There will be an Evening Class for the Elemen-
tary Branches of Mathematics, Arithmetic, Algebra, and
Geometry, for those whose education is in other respects
• ; completed, three times a week, from Half-past Six to Half-
past Seven.
The NATURAL PHILOSOPHY CLASS will be oc-
copied with MECHANICS, HYDROSTATICS, PNEU-
MATICS, HEAT, and OPTICS, and commence on
Thursday the 6th:
A POPULAR COURSE of Eighteen Lectures on
MECHANICS and HYDROSTATICS, will commence
tm.the 25th of January, and will be delivered on Mon•
(lays and !Thursdays.
The Class of CHEMISTRY has been occupied since
October with Heat, Light, Electricity, and Galvanism.
The whole of the remainder of the science remains to be
treated of.
'the SECOND WINTER COURSE of COMPARA-
TIVE ANATOSIY will commence on the 4th of January
—embracing the structure of every Class of the Animal
Kingdom.
The CLASS of ZOOLOGY will commence on the
lit of February.
The PROFESSOR of the PHILOSOPHY OF MIND
and LOGIC, has hitherto been occupied with prelimi-
nary matter only. He will on the 4th of January com-
mence the First Division of his Course, as stated in the
' Prospectus.
The COURSE of POLITICAL ECONOMY will
commence on the let of February.
The COURSE of GENERAL JURISPRUDENCE
will commence on the 11th of January, and be continued
twice a week, to the end of the Session. A Syllabus of
this Course has been published.
The LECTURES on ENGLISH LAW will recom-
mence on Monday, the 17th of January ; there are two
divisione, which may be attended separately; the first
• willlerminate at the commencement of the Spring Cir-
cuit; the second will begin after the Circuit, and con-
• tinue to July. -
' A COURSE of LECTURES on MEDICAL JURIS-
PRUDENCE will be given jointly by Dr. Thomson, Pro-
, tailor of Materia Medica, and Mr. Amos, Professor of
English Law, three times a week in the evening, com-
mencing on Thursday the 6th of January.
•'• •• Farther .particulars may be learned at the office of the
University, which is open every day, except Sunday, from
Nine to Five.

LEONARD HORNER, Warden.
University of London, Dec. 23, 1830.
the LONDON UNIVERSITY CALEN-
DAR for the year 1831, a publication of Mr. Taylor,
Bookseller, 30, Upper Gower-street, and which may be
' had of any Bookseller in London, will be found a full ac-

count of every thing connected with the University, which
persons wishing to attend any of the Classes require to
know ' • and especially a very detailed account of the nature
of the instruction given by each Professor.

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