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ON -SATURDAY, December 1, at Six o'Cleck
LUXMORE, member of the
Royal Collige of Surgeons, and Surgeon to the honourable
Companv,.ond.Eastern Dispensary, will commence
a COURSE otLEcTURES on the ANATOMY,
SIOLOGY, and DISEASES of the HUMAN EAR and
; in which the Observations of Soentmerring, Scarpa,
and tlie.most celebratedModerns,' will be detailed,
N. B. A' Synopsis of these Ledures may previously be
had at Mr. Luxmore's Houle, No. 27, St. Mary Axe, where
the Lectures will he delivered on Thursday and Saturday
Evenings, . at Six o' C lock.
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the pre*ltt scarcity and high. Price of Foreign Hollands,
will be found, tinder favour of their comm ands to give it a
tcial, ht every respFei for ti ivonr and pure genuine
worthy their particular notice and recommendation.

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FASIiIONABLF DANCING, •
Qty Mr. ALLEN, privately taught to Lidies and •
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for those to whom it is an objeet to acquire it expeditiously,
privately, and in the first style of fashion. •
Mr. ALLEN is assisted by 'Messrg. TOM LI NS ON and
ADAMS, who also teach the Harp and Pi no Forte. Fo.,
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to learn in a.few days, may. Board and Lodge privately in the
Hone, and receive constaist Instruction.
• Itespeztable Schools and Families near Town regularly
attended, and instrutica in every elegant requisite or Modern
Dancing.
The Assethblies will be as-usual.

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