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ANATOMY AND SURGERY.

MR. CHARLES BELL will commence hi• Lee_.
tures on Anatomy and Surgery, on Monday the Ist of
°yeller, at two o'clock. The Anatomical Lectures will be con-
tinued daily at two o'clock ; and the Surgical Lectures every
Tuenlay and Thurs•'ay evening at eight o'clock.
la the Dissrcting Room a Demonstration is given from one till
two o'clock, by Dr. ROBLUTSt:IN.
No to and 11, Leicester-square.

TO THE FACULTY.
ASINGULARLY promising and advantageous
opportunity now offers to any Gentleman of the Faculty
who has made the Treatment and Cure of Mental Derange-
ment the object of his attention and study.
KINGSDOWN HOUSE,
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b the Parish of Box, and County of Wilts, (which has for up.
weds of seventy years Leen an Asylum of the highest reputation
for won, lab-wring under this afflictive and pitiable malady) is
now to be Let, and may be entered on inuuediately, or at Mi-
chaelmas next.
These premiscs are capable of accommodating upwards of fifty
patients; arid, with some alterations (which would be readily
rade by the Proprietor, 6n a fair increase of rent), might be
path: equal to the receptiou and comfort of twice that number.
There are at
present between twenty and thirty Female Pa-
&Alt, in the House ; and many ttrifortuna.e. Male Nremts have
been refused admittance, it being contrary to the regulation
yid dowa by the Lady who has long conducted this Establish-
mat, io admit such. ,
The very healthful and retired situation of these premises ren-
ders them peculiarly appropriate for the purpose to which they
have ken so long and successfully applied, and their contigaity to
lath (where, if necessary, the most eminent additional medical
aid may be speedily obtained) is a circumstance which very ma-
terially enhances their value.
A very good Barn, Farm-Yard, Coachelime, Stables,
with urwarls of Fifty Acres of Land, immediately contiguous to
the Premises, may, if required, be taken with it.
Every particular may be known, on application to Mr. Laar
fa:e!, Solicitor, Hallatrow, near Old Down, Somerset.
Letters will be attended to, unless the postage is paid.

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