Star.
London, England, 1807-08-26 00:00:00

IMUCATION—UNIVERSITY ot? sr. ANDREW'S.
THE Rev. JAMES HUNTER, Prole for of
Logic and Rhetoric in this Ilnivcrfity, propores to receive a
few Yoking Gentlemen into hi: family, as boarders and domeftic
?spilt --The advantages of St. Andrew's, both as a pl :ce of refi-
dente and of Education, arc great, and in tome repedls peculiar.
The fi.uation on the fca r. ntirrs it extremely healthful,and the
excellent bathing fands, and extentivc downs, are favourable to all
forts of exercifes ; while its remotenefs from the diffipatitm of a
great city. or the profligacy of a trading town, affords a feetirity to
the morals of youth, that cannot co.ten be found in any „white Se-
minary.
All the ordinary branches of learning, including Greek, Latin,
l.ogie, Ethics, Natural Philofnphy, Mathematics, and ifittory , are
taught by the molt eminent Profeffors, in a courfeof lcven months,
extending from November WI May. Mr FlJtltta having formerly
refided for Tome years on the Continent. bas been lately induced
to open a private dais for French ; and fuels of his domeftic Pupils
as with to praCtife fpeaking that Language, mayhave the daily be-
nch: of his converfation. All the young men attending the Cid-
, verfity, have ace& to a great Public.Lihrary. There is in the
place a refped able. congregation, in communion w:th the. Church
of England, under a regslar Clergyman of that Church.
Mr. Hunter's Pupils may either retitle with him through the
vacation or not, ac they think proper. His terms, which will
vary according to the age niche Pupil, and the extent of accommo-
dation required, may he Ittarcel, alou; with any other particulars
adiheffed:o him at St Andrew's _ _ _

U ited College, sat Anirews, loth Jane, 407.
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TUN WEST. INDIES.

Bt. JOSEPH LOW 13..F.N.

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