The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-11 00:00:00

Trio boors of the Cathedral will be opened at Ten o'clock.
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'rickets for tC ie athedral, and tot the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' Hall, to lac had of Mr. Robson, linnekseller, Bond.
street; Mesirs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; and
John Bacon, Esq. First- ruits.,Otfice, Temple, gratis.
Benefactions to this Charity Will ,be thankfully received
by John BaCon,'ESq. at the First-Fruits-Oilice, in the Tem-
ple, Secretary to the Stewards., ,

• EDUCATION.-DONCASTER. •
rri-JE Publie were apprised, some Weeks ago, by
-11.• , Advertisement in the Doncaster Gazette and other
piovinciat Papers, of an intention to 'establish in DON-
CASTER, under the Patronage of 'suite eespeelable Gentle-
men oftheTown and Neighbourhood, a-.P I•VATE SEMI-
NARY for the Echicetion of a lhnitud Number of Pupils:
they are,now in tbrined that a good Flotie,'pleasantlY• situated,
and laree..enoirgh to receive Twelve Youpe Gentlemen, is
procured; and that the Institution commenced froM Mid-
summer last, under the Diredi,n of the Rev. P. i NCH-
'BALD, B. A. late of University. College,. •Oxford ; and J.
STI i4LI N.G, a Gtntleinao born and edin'ated at • Paris.
In this Institution wilt. bo taught •thee Greek and' Latin,
Classics—the F tench and Italian Languages--•-theSeienees—
P hi losop hy—Geography Histo,cy— ReligiouS and Chris-
tian "Instruction will also he given—French and Italian Lite-
' nature will talight by NO. Stirling,-wholias lived at Rome
Many years in the ellawter of Secrittary to Card, de' Bernie,
French Ambassador, ant who, during a resitiduce of eighteen
years in England, has had the honour of.attending as Proles-
., sor of the Belles' Lewes, in the Fainil)es of several Noble-
men of high Distinaion. In this Couhty he' has attended in
the. Families of the Right Hon: the Lord Hawke, the Right
Hon. Olin Smyth, M. P. and , Master of the Mint, W.
Wrightson, Esq.,of Cuitwortit, and 1. H. Mawe, Esq. Don.
caster. • That a readiness •of Expression, and •a purity of
Accent, may be acquired- in speaking the modern Languages,
the Pupils will be required to. converse with Mr. Stirling
alWays us French aria Italivat.T , . •
That the Public may judge, in some degree, of the System
of Education which will be adolued in this Institutioii, the
Conduchtis of it beg leave to mention briefly their Phut of
Teaching,• as' far as respects the Languages, the Sciences,
anti tinitoyy.-
' The Study of the Languages will be accompanied With,
critical Observations tipon the Primary Meaning and the •
Derivation or Word S—the Similarity between the'modern
European, aid the ancient Greek and. Latin Languages, will.
be pointed outand the Principles of general Grammar ex-
platnedin ail ace:tit-ate; philosophical, and logical manner;-- -
a Developement of the Rules and Elements of'Criticism'will
inspire a Taste for rhe Beauties'of Composition. • • ' •
. In the I.s)e,partrytent of History,',the best and most approved
'Writers of Greece and Runlet and; in later times, those-who
-have adorned totepe since the Restorationof „Letters,. will be
read in a manner so as to forin together a regular and tonneeled
• Chain of History froth the earliest Ages, down to the present
Period.—ln researches of this nature the attention of the.
''Pupil will be diree,ted principally to the investigation of these
great moral and political Causes wtijo:h4ve contributed to
promote the Prosperity, or accelerate the Ruin of Nations.
• Hence:the true Uses and Advantages of History will- be el--
ft:dually obtained.
-The (7, rounds and 'Principles' of the different Sciences will,
be explained live Course of Leettires, which will be read to
the mere. adVenced Piipils ; :and to describe the Proeress of
Science among the ancient Natioits,-•-•-and,,siiiee the 'rejection
of the hypothetical, and the int redalion 'of'it more rational
mode of philosephizinu to observe-Ate important Discov4,-
rics Which'have been made in thiS Branch of human Know_
ledge, by the labours of niodern Etperimeotalists, will loran
Air entertaining SUbj-ea of Literary Discussion in this Depart-
ment. .• • •
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The TerinS fUr Board and Education on the above Plan are
Sixty Guineas per AtirihM. • • • • • -
• Those Parer 4 who shall favour the above laiStitntion with
their attention may be informed rciatiVe to any. Particulars,
Concerning will* they may. de:Are information, by applying
either tq the ,f.k.-rv. S. Moore,. Vicar of i)onctater,..-or -tu the
Rev. 1040, liall.gate, boiNaster.• ,