The Sun.
London, England, 1827-01-05 00:00:00

HAMILTONIAN SYSTEM. Mr. HA-
MILTON respectfully informs the Public, that after an
absence of fifteen months in Ireland and Scotland, be has arrived
at his sole Establishment in London, No. 25, Cecil-street, Strand,
where he will MEET CLASSES of LADIES for the FRENCH,
ITALIAN, and GERMAN, as soon as three or four persons of
respectability shall have presented themselves. The first Lessons
in each will be given on Monday (this day), from Eleven to
Pour.
Gentlemen's Classes, for the above, as well as the Spanish, La-
tin, and Greek Languages, will be formed during this and the
following week. _ . • • •.

Mr. Hamilton-will attend in any part of town or its vicinity,
Where a Class of Six Persons can be formed, on the same terms
as at his house, 2/. 10s. the Section of ten lessons for each per-
t); guaranteeing the proficiency to each.
Mr. Hamilton pursues the intention announced in this and
other Papits; to publish successively Keys to all the Books used
in the whole course of the different Languages which he teaches.
The eloquent and able defence of his system in the Edinburgh
ldevv for June (a copy of which-may be had gratis alshis keine
or at Cr bookseller's), has rendered necessary nest Editions •p‘all
his former works. They are now Completed, enlarged, and more
carefully revised than the former, while the increased demand has
enabled him to lower the price above 20 per cent. The Key to
the Fables of Perrin, price .ss. has, in this second edition, been
not only Much improved, but augmented by nearly 100 Pages.
If there be any institution, or any individual, who may, from any
motive, object to the use of St. John's Gospel for the first sec-
tion, they will find this book the best possible substitute for it;
but, where it is thus employed, it will take two sections to learn
it, whereas, by taking the Testament first, they will know that
and the Fables also in the two first sections. For the third sec-
tions in the French Language, Mr. Hamilton has just published
the Recueil Choisi, a beautiful book of above 400 pages, with a
"'Waft particularly detailing the instruction necessary for the
latter part of the course, price 7s. 6d.—Latin Testament and
Epitome Hitorise Seem form the two first sections for the Latin
tarassnage. Cornelius Nepos, with an interlineary translation,
will be published the 15th January, and the six first books of the
:Enid in February. Three other books are preparing for .this
'angnage, and will appear early in the Spring. Also, on the 15th
(4 January, Campe, Robinson Crusoe, will be published, and form
the 2d and 3d sections of the German course. Books are pre-
paring for the 4th and sth.
The Second Edition of the Greek Gospel of St. John affords
a proof that this language, hitherto retained almost exclusively
within the walls of our colleges, may, by the Hamiltonian System,
be as easily attained as any other. An expedient has been found
to render barbarisms unnecessary, without departing from the
principle of the system, which is to, communicate the knowledge
of grammar at every line. It now presents with the closest li-
teral translation, a plain and obvious sense, so that the English
reader can instantaneously consult the original of the Sacred Scrip-
tures as far as this Gospel goes, and know every word of it, even
Without a teacher, with a fortnight's application. The other
gospels will appear in succession. The Iliad is at press. Mr.
Hamilton will be happy to afford, personally or by letter, every
?.ght and information relative to his system, to heads of Institu-
tions desirous of adopting it. Books and Prospectuses to be had
at fir. Itamilton's Establishment, 25, Cecil-street, Strand ; or at
1"lts• I3oosey's, Booksellers, Old Broad-street.

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Ic)ABINET-M AKER S' SOCIETY.-.
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ror Ready Money, and no Abatement.
Thy Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility
4knri Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for
t"4 Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have
large families), by offering their Manufactured Artioles in tiae
Cabinet Line of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any
the warehouse
in London, no other profit being required than to setisfy
,nn'tZtellouse rent and incidental expeuces ; being satisfied with
the numbern'Orm:meut to enable them to support their families,
Meeting to i,`" whomi appear by the Books of the last Quarterly
have riceived, From the great patronage the Corrniittte
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CoMMITIEE.
T. Corder I J. Wilson 3. Carter
W. Waorn
11" 11"1" J. Unett
TIINELL, Agent. J. HA SLER ghSecretary