The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-27 00:00:00

in Turkey morocco,
THE VOCAL ANNUAL; or Singer's
own Book, for 1831, Embellished with Two En-
gravings.
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DIVINES of the, CHURCH of ENG-
LAND, No. VI., commencing the WORKS of
Dr. BARROW (in which will be- introduced several un-
published Sermons), with some account of his Life. A
Summary to each Discourse, Notes, &e.
By the Rcv. T. S. HUGHES.
Nos. I. to V. contain the COMPLETE WORKS of
BISHOP SHERLOCK, including several Tracts now first
collected.
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OLD BOOTY'S GHOST! A Serio-
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By W..T. MONCRIEFF.
Illustrated by Robert Cruikshonk.
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UNIVERSITY OF LONDON—SESSION 1830-31.
ON Monday, the Ist of November, at
Three o'clock, Professor LONG will deliver a
LECTURE on the STUDY of LATIN aml GREEK,
and on the Method of Teaching those Languages in this
University.
On Tuesday; the 2d, at Three o'clock, Professor DE
MORGAN will deliver a LECTURE an the STUDY of
the MATHEMATICAL and PHYSICAL, SCIENCES,
and on the Method of Teaching them in this University.
On Monday, th'e'Bth of November, at Three o'clock,
Professor lIOPPIJS will deliver an INTRODUCTORY
LECTURE on the STUDY of the PHILOSOPHY of
the MINI) and of LOGIC, and on the System intended
to be adopted be him in Teaching those Subjects.
There is Free Admission to these Introductory Lec-
tures, hut by tickets only, to he had at the Office of the
University.
On Wednesday,' the 3d of November, the following
Classes will open :
• JUNIOR LATIN, Prof. KEY, daily, ex-
cept Stturday, from
SENIOR LATIN, Ditto, Ditto I2A to 2
JUNIOR GREEK, Prof. LONG, Ditto • 12; to 2
SENIOR GREEK, Ditto, • Ditto lo to 12_

Professor LONG will have a THIRD CLASS, for
those who are privately prosecuting their Greek studies,
which will meet twice a week, on Monday and Thursday,
from to 4/. The Course will be separated into Two
Divisions : the first will commence on Thursday, the 4th
of November; the second, on the Ist of March. • Perions
may enter for both or either Divisions.
JUNIOR ENGLISH,' Tuesday and Thursday, from
2 to 3/. Saturday, 10! to Iq.
• SENIOR ENGLISH, Tuesday and Thursday, from
a/ to t. Saturday, 9/ to 101.
JUNIOR GERMAN, Professor VON MUHLEN-
FELS, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, B,i.
to 9i ; and another Class on Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, 2.)a to 3i. Saturday II to 12.
SENIOR GERMAN, Professor VON MUHLEN-
FELS,.IIImiday, Wednesday, and Friday, St to 4i; and
another Class Tuesday and Thursday, 8 to 91 A.M.
Saturday 94 to 101
JUNIOR ITALIAN, Professor PANIZZI, Monday,
Wednesday, and Fritter, II to 19.

SENICHt ITALIAN.; Professor PANIZZI, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, 11 to 12.

•JUNIOR FIiENCII, Mona. MERLET, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, 8 to 9 A.M. ; and another Claes,
on 'the same days. from 2 to 83.
SENIOR FRENCH,,ditts, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, Si to 411 and another Class, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday 8 as 9 A.M.
PERSIAN LANGUAGE, Professor ROSEN, Mon-
day and Thursday. 3 to 4.
ARABIC LANGUAGE, ditto, Tuesday and Friday,
8 to 4.

SANSKRIT LANGUAGE, ditto, Tuesday and Thurs-
day, 4 to 5.
HINDUSTANI LANGUAGE, ditto, Monday, Wed-
nesday, and Friday, 4 to 5.

JUNIOR HEBREW, Professor HURWITZ, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, 91 to 101.
SENIOR HEBREW, ditto, same days, 101 to 114, or
any hour between 2.and 5 which may suit the convenience
of the majority of the. Students.
JUNIOR. MATHEMATICS, Professor DE MOR-
GAN, daily, except Saturday, 91 to 104. Saturday,
9 to 104.
SENIOR MATHEMATICS, ditto, daily, except Satur-
day, 21 to 31. Saturday, 11 to 121. a•
Professor DE MORGAN will have an EVENING
CLASS, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 61 to
71, for the Elementary Branches •of Mathematics, Arith-
metic, Algebra, Geometry, and, should the progress of
those who. attend admit of it, -Plane and Spherical Trigo-
nometry., .This Class is Intended principally fur those
whose education is, in other respects, already completed.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, and • ASTRONOMY,
Professor LARDNER, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday,
34 to, 41. .Monday and Thursday, 71 to Si P.M.
This Course includes the following subjects: Astro-
tiomy, Mechanics, •Hydroatatics,. Pneumatics, Heat, and
Optics. •
Dr. LARDNER will deliver THREE SHORT POPU-
LAR, COURSES in'the Evening, on such parts of the
Science as admit of explanation without Mathematical
Language, and adapted to those who do not desire to pur-
sue the subjicbs , more minutely. The First Course will
consist of Twelee Lectures on Astronomy, on Monday and
Thursday, flosti .71'to Bi. The• First Lecture on Thure•
slay, the, 4th Nov: 'The Subjects Hof the Second Course
wilt be de-chalks and Hydrostatics ;. Third Course Pneu-
ma tics; Heat, and Optics. Perrone may enterfor a single
'Coarse.
PIJILOSOPHY of the MIND and LOGIC, Professor
„HOPPUS: Tuesday,,. Wednesday, and. Friday, 121 to 2.
GENERAL JURISPRUDENCE, Professor AUSTIN,,
Tuesday and Thursday, 61 to 71 r.st., commencing •on
Tuesday the 2tt of November.
ENGLISH LAW, Professor AMOS, Monday,Wsdnes;
day, and Friday, 6/ to 71 rat., except in Term, whenthe
'hour Will be from titto 71, comment:in Monthly the Bth
of November.
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, Dr. J. GORDON
SMITH, Monday, Wednesday, and Fritlay,.7l to 8i P.M.,
commencing Monday Eitit of November.
POLITICA L -IECO NOM Y, Professor M ACCU L-
LOCH, Widtufader; Friday, amid Saturday* 19i to Ili,
commencing Ist of February.
ZOOLOGY; Professor GRANT, daily, except Satur-
day, conimencing tat of January._
IROTANY,: Professor LINDLEY, daily, except Wed-
nesday, commencing the Ist of April,
The General Library and the Law Library are open
for the . use of the Students every day, except , Sunday,
.from Nine in the morning; :the. General Library until
.Five;. the:Law Library until Nine o'clock in the evening.
Further particulars relatiug to each Class, together With
the-Fees payable by, Students and others,. may. be had at
the offitie of the university; and at the following Book-
sellers' :.—Taylor, 30, Upper Gower street ; Nismno, 97,
. Upper Gower-street ; ',salmon and C0.,40, Paternoster-
row; Baldwin and Co., 47, Paternoster-row ; Perbory
and ,Co, 7, 'Leadenhell-street.; Jennings and Chaplin,
Cheapside ; Iliohardson, 23, Cocain;. Fellowes,39, Lud-
gate-street ; Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Church-yard; Under-
wood, 92, Fleet-street; Black, Young, and Young, 9, Ta-
vistock-istreet ;
crow; :Knight, -13, East; Treuttel and Co., 30,
,Smith, 172, Strand; Wyld, 7, awing.
Soho-squara;; Murray, 50, Albetriarle.titreet ; Ridgway,
109, ; Gardener, .1133, Rtgent-atreet ; Batlike,
Heient:ortot Templetnathr 180 Percy-street; Alexander,
37, Great Russell-street; Callow,. 16, hilices•streele
Sac. By order of tbe Council,
Oct. 14, 1030. LEONARD HORNER, Warden.