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WANTED, from £20,000 to a650,0000n the most
ample Freehold :securizy, and pFticularly advantageous
to Trustees, having large sums to lay out Or Invest on
,landed
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Maul It.
Farther particulars may be obtained on application to Mr.
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"DEP° IS DE LIVRES FRANCOIS.
THE lgt*bility anti Gentry are respectfully informed
that Messrs. Boss.' No L and Massoal, Printers arid Book-
ise:kors, of Paris, Mr. Ls BLANC, also Printer and Boast:Ill, of
Parts, have recently established an estensive Library of French,
Latin, Italian, and Spanleb Books, at No. 14, Great Alarilsorougli•
street; where every Publication of merit may he had bear!), of
soon as published lu France:--Boeksellers will be supplied on
the most Mitre terms. _ _ _

An Abridgement e their general Catalogue, eontatning.all the
MCC esteentetetementsig French Books, is just published, and
may be had (grails-I as above,

COMMERCIAL EYFNINq INSTRUCTION,
No. 5, CATEATON-STREET.

/GENTLEMEN engaged- in business during the
day, who-wish to acquire a knowledge of those branches
\.:11
of -ins ruction which are reqiiisite to qualify them not only for
ordinal, Mereandle situ3tionsi hut il-> for the hit:see depart-
, aunts of the COUN S f OC.K,SHW, and I
SIMANCE BROKER;' OFFICEi, &c. are respectfully in-
formed, that, the C.MMERCIAL FINISHWG'•AC4DEMY,
eoneucted•at the above place, le opened for-their reception Mon.:
day, Wednesday, Thursday., and Saturday EVENINGS, !roan
Seven to Nine. •

A 1' robpeems. may be bad gratis Itt the Academy; at No. 31,
Baseighall-ttreet ; and of Mr. As,nrno, -No. 32, cornhdl.

SeOTLAND.
IPPITYIiitSIPY OF ST. ANDREW'S. •
rill-1E CLASSES for the different Branches of
1 LITERA CURE and PHILOSQPJIY, will begin to be
taught the eseuittit Sercien of the United College, ta the Univer-
dty of St. Namur* at follows t
The Veit Ras. JAMLS PLAYFAIR,D. D. Principal.
Day of beginng and
hours to meeting.
Oet. 20,
10 and 1.
Oct. 20,
8 aad 11.
Nan►. a,

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Public Lea

Professors.
Dr. HUNTIER.

Public Oretk

Mr.

Private Latin -

Dr. HaNTZI.

Now; Si

Private Greek •

Mr. Hut.

i.ozic and Rhetoric

Nov. 3,
••11.
Nov. 3,
11.
Nov. 9,
10 and 12.
Nov. 3,
• 12.
Nov. 3,

Dr. JAS. HUNTER.

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Moral Philosophy

Mr. Coo C.

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Natural Philosophy

Dr. JACKSON.

First Mathematics

Mr. HALDANL.

Second Mathematics

Nov. 3,
9.
Chit History • Nov. 3,
10.
Chemistry, with Its appli- Nov. 3,
5, p. . Dr. Bitroos.
. cation to the ArtsS,
stench - - • IN. JAS. HUNTER.
be Protections ih St. Mary's College will begin November 28.
The Very Rev. GEORGE HILL, D. D. Principal.
Systematic Theology Nov. 28'•
Dr. HILL.
12. .
Elements of Mica! Crl- S Dec. I,
ticism & Theology- j, tit.
Ecclesiastical History Nov. 29,
1.
Hebrew and Oriental Nov. 28,
Languages
N. B. In the Scotch Un
SeAshm annually ; and that
from the 118tkOctober to t
Lecturegife 'given during

TLird Mathematics

Mr. num

Dr. Coos.

Dr. LEE.

Dr. ROZIRTSON.

tverslttes tI ere is but one Term or
Term in the United College extends
he first week of May following. No
he Suninter Months.

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MEDICINE.

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On the grit attack, an immediate application of ROCHE's EM.
BROCATION will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the
constitution, and a few lintel may completely cnre. In the Juni:
obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect ; and
no Remedy can be se welt calculated for Children as this, for it
requires no medicine to be taken inwardly.
- In comnton. Coughs this Medidne is equally efficacious and
May be relied on for Men, Women, and Children, as safe and
eflectual. In no case can this. Medicine he genuine unless signed
en the wrapper by 3. Roche, and every stamp the name lit E.
Alward', 66, St. Pata'S Church• Yard (who is the Whole.
tale Vander) awned thereon. Price 46. and 4815. 21. per bade.

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