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THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL.
HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON
will begin their Autumnal COURSE of LECTURES on
Anatomy, 19141115gy, and the operations of Surgery, on Satyr-
(l4y, threat of October; at Two o'ClOck in the Afternoon.
Principles pod Practice of Surgery by Mr. Headington—Ans-
tomical Demonstrations and Dissections by Mr. Frampton.
For further particulars apply w Mr. Price, Apotheory, at thn
Hospital.

MEDICAL THEATRE.,
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL.
THE following COURSES of LECTURES wal
be delivered in dill THEATRE In the course ef the es.
suing Seaseni
On the Theory and Practice of Medicine By Dr. Hue.
Anatomy and Physlolopy Mr. AssaysTer.'
Anatomical Demonstrations Mr. LA Wll.lllOlO
Theory aid Practice af.Eurgery Mr. Asia Ina.'
••• Chwhistry • • Ilk. Head
' Midwifery Dr. Goec st.
The Anatoinical Lectures begid on Satarday, the let of Octo-
ber', ot TWe o'Cleck.—Further Particulars may be known by
applying to Mr. Wheeler, Apothecary, at the Hospital.

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THE TRIAL of Major WILLIAM GORDON,
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DIED.
At Betel's, in Suffolk, be the 71st year of his age, the Rev.
J. Penn, LL.D.
At West liarkworth, in I.incolnshire, aged 56, the Rev. Seth
Ellis Stevenson, formerly of St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
Aged 62, the Rev. T. Pennington, Vicar of Bibby, Lincoln.
shire.
The 30th ult. at the vicarage, Brenchlay, the Infant daughter
of the Rev. Mr. Kersten:an.
In the 75th per of his age, the Rev. John Rogers, of Caghans,
in the county of Monaghan. He had been minister of that con-
gregation about 45 years.
Rev. Adam ibbotson' of Kilham, Yorkshire.
At his apartments in Christ's College, Cambridge, John Fisher,
LL.D. senior fellow of that society, and Commissary of that
University; A.D. 1770; A.M. 1773; and LL.D. 17so.
Friday se'nnigbr, at the College of Carlow, the Very Rev.
Henry Staunton, Dean of Leighlin, President of the College, and
Parish Priest of Carlow.