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• . . • tteirAL Al‘S?1111-1-111ATittitASTI.ErS,) •
• • • - WEgI'MINS MR-BRIDGE.
viler tb, patronage of their Royal t-ughoome, the prince
Regent an Duke of York. • • •
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tnlertainments this present wfjpesday, the
1601, To.roerrow, Thursday 17th, Friday 18th, and,Satur-
„„_ september, 1812, precisely at half-past Six, aro as fold
1111::_,I. Extraordinary Exercises on the Tight Rope. *tem-
-o:fed brae droll.:ry of the two Clowns. 2. A New Song,
talTej "The SaPor's Laud Voyage." 3. A Trial of .SldUby.the
whole Equestrian Troop. 4 A New Song, called " Timid
lOW 0: 5. The new popular Dramatic Military Stage Spec-
tacle, in 'fon Acts, Cl.( l'he HEROIC HAITI.E of SAI.A-
MANCA. 0. A New•oog, called " Knowhig Jerry." 7. The
ping Horseman's st gular activity. 8. 'A New Song, celled
si The Soldier Lad." To which will be added, the favourite
pa Comic Pantomime of The I'ER,LIN FES 1 IVAL, or
RA11.10191 EMPEROR.
Dow, open at half-past sic o'clock. Boxes 41. Pit lbs. Gal. Is.
send price invariably commencts at half-patit eight.
ri on Monday next The Brave Cossack, which will be alter-
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gately par irmecl with.the Battle of Salamanca
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yg~`I'IIEofANATOIVIY, GREAT WlNDmiLlaprrazET.
R. WILSON and Mr. CHARLES BELL will
pi. begin titer Winter Course of 1.-etures on ANATOMY,
foitOLOGV, NpIOLOGY, and .501t0ENT, oa Thursday, Oeto-
)erl, at two o'clock.—A Plan of the Course may be had, by ap-
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iguere,'any morning, front nine &pock until twelve.

LECTURES on the PRACTICE' of PHYSIC, and on the
LAWS and OPERATIONS of CHEMISTRY, with Daily
EXAMINATIONS to facWtate the acquisition of Medical and
Chemical Knowledge.
DR. n. TUTHILL, of Caius College, Cambridge,
Fellow of the Royal Society, will begin his WINTER
!COURSES on Monday, October the sth, at his house in Soho-
square, and at the usual houre.
N. B Private Pupils are taken.

LEC runs ON MIDWIFERY
IA L. 17 THE MIDDLESEX
HOSFI
DR. MERRIMAN will recnmmence Ms Lectures
on the THEORY anti PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY,
and ti.e DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, at the Mid-
dlest x Hospital, on Monday, October 12th, at Ten o'Clock in.
nth- Forenoon.
Further particulars may be known upon application to Mr.
*Caron, Apothecary at the Hospital, and at Dr. Merriman's
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