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London, England, 1814-10-27 00:00:00

SURREY INSTITU PION, OCTOBER CS.
THE Proprietors, Subscribers, and the Public, are
respectfully informed, that the following COURSES of
LECTURES will be Ilelivered in the ensuing season:
I On Chemistry, by James Wheeler, Esq. To commence en
Toeselay, the 15th of November, at seven o'clock In the evening
precisely, and to be continued on each succeeding Tuesday, at the
same hour.

2. On Extemporary Eloquence; or, the Art of Public Speak=
frt.!, by John fkippiaghain, EA. To commence on Friday, the
lhth of November, at seven o'clock in the evening precisely, and
t. Ise continued on each succeeding Friday, at the same hour-
3. Or; the Passions and Affections of the Mind, and their In-
Langiixe and the .Polite Aris by John Mason Good,
F.U.S. Member of the. American ibilosophical Society, and
of the Linnew' SActety of Philadelphia. To commence on Friday
the lilt of Jiiivart, t 815, and to be continued on each succeeding
Endar. •
4. On music, by WilliamCroteht Niue. b. Professor of Music
in•the University et Oxforels IsVo'comrsienee in Fehraary.

: RIVILLGCS OF r1101:11tIVIVIt A.biLl "SpIiSCRIZERS:
Propr'eturs, and Gentkniep ub critiing £3. 3s. per annum,
viii lave .4t: privilege of -
1. 1.0 tut !carious Coiirset; cif Eicturei,

2. To the News Roans, fdtatthest:vtith the principal Morning
an& Einning Papers, the• Gazettes; &c
3. ;Co the Iteading Room, which is regularly supplied with the
Latirlsylournals, Newßooks; and Pamphlets of present Interest.
4. 44 a convenient Labotatort, furnished with • the •necessar
apparatus affording every fatilltit to tkendcal and Philosophical
Researches.

S. To the Library of Reference, comprising a Selection of the
best Works in every department of Literature and Science.
6. 'Co the Library bf Circulation, consisting of Standard
Works in Brills Litsrawre• Voyagehl'ravels, and Topography;
ilistOry, Biography, the Beim -Lewes, Science, and the Arts.
Lathes are ad altipd to the Lectures, and to the use of the
lawai-y of Circulation, at Ait 2s. per annum.
Ki4lGli I' SPENCER, Secretary.

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solicits aci titinuam eof their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen
who have never acrtulred this accomplishment, or thme who
nave attair.-d the prat in fashionable mode, may be expedi-
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