The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-24 00:00:00

ifrqDNESD4Y, OCTOBER 24, 1810.

T°YOUNG MEN of PROPERTY and
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POUNDS as a LOAN, for the Term, for the are of Muth,
and the Young Man's Services, he will allow him ACSALAit T
of NIGHTY POUNDS per Annum. HOARD and LODG-
ING. The Principal to he AMPLY St-.CURED by
yalutble 'LEAS t, and hacked by a Coanier Security of Two
Sals.tantial People.
It iarequested none bat respechble Persons and of kids,.
tri.us habits, make application, as no other, at, the expiration
of the Term, cua bealasitted Go-partnership, if desired.
Cards, or Letter. of Addre.s, A. B. M. Jones, Grocer,
No. 92, Swallow-street, Oxford-road. No Letters answered,
unless post paid.

INCIIIIALO'S BRITISH THEATRE.
This Day eras ptellisited.
IS Crets. egret /data. embelletised with Engravinp, price
nu 04E4 Paper, with Portraits. aid Proof'
'. reteinernfate Plialea, price I.sl. et eta Warr's.
E BRITI4II. THEATRE ; ors COLLEC.
ippli
' , • TION Or.rLAYS, which are acted at the Theatres
InDrury-lane, Caveat-garden, nod Haymarket. Printed
the Authority, and by Permission of the Managers from
rootpt Sauk&
With BtoGearistest. awl CRITIC l L Rcuswits,
By Mr& INVRBALD.
•;ir CCALECTION of FARCES and other AFTER-
PIECES, which ore acted at the Theatres Royal Drury.
lane, Covent-Medea, and Hay narket. Printed under the Au-
thority of the Managers, from the Prompt Books. Selected
By Mrs. INCTIBALI)
la 7 vols. royal lihno. price IL 15s. boards, or on hoe paper,
with Portraits, price 4L 12.. 641. hoards.
Early in November will be published,.
The MODERN THEATRE, or a Collection of successful
Modern Play., acted at the Theatres Roe al, London. Printed
from the Prompt Books, by Authority of the Managers. Se-
lected by Mrs. IricrisAt.n.
In 10 vols. rov.l Minn.. to correspond with Inchbald's Bri-
tish Theatre and Collection of Farces.

LABORDE'S VIEW OF SPAIN.
This Day was published,
.la 5 vols. Bvo. with an Atlas of the Roads of Spain, and other
Kips of the Country, &r. price 51.135. 6d. Imam:,
AVIEW OF SPAIN; comprising a dec rip.
live Itinerary of each Province, athl a 4encril
A COMM of the Country; indediet_ its PoptdAtic .t. Airieut.
ture,htioufactures, Coot,oe-ce.aqd Finances; Government;
Ci%il sad Ecrlesi.tstical EssablLlnstents s the State of the Arts,
Science., and literature tr its Manners, Custotter, Natural His-
tory, &c.
Py ALEXANDER DE LABORDE.
Translated from the French.
Pr ated for LonCui •n, Pura, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row and R. Dui 111 nod Co. Soho-squire.
pu!Jicatiou eontoius a vast accumulation of impor-
tant details', hod is t'te must compreheusive and waist-act/try
work on the MI 16 "
EcLtcrtc *avian, FCIBRVARY. 1810.

ANATOMICAL AND MEDICAL COURSES, AT
EDINBURGII.
AN'ATOMJCAL and PHYSIOLOGI.
-L C. Al„ and the. EDICA L and SURGICAL COURSES
(each of tile Months coadasetwee), at the Lyceum, Nicoboa-
, street, Edinburgh.
Mr. %%talker's Coarse or Lectures on Anatomy and Physi-
(stogy, commences at -Eleven &Clock, on Tuesday, the 13th of
November ; and that on Medicisie and Surgery, at One
riCksck. no the same Day, at the Lyceum. Ruth, contiouitig
.ix Mouths, terminate precisely at livened of April.
Connected with the AnatorniCal and Physiological Course, a
demonstration of ell the mom difficult sisbjects'of 'he foreenton's
lecture will he given to each Gentleman individually, from
Three tilt Four o'clock, So tliat every soshiert may be clearly
understood before another ileum iumannced. This very great
advantage is, as Anatomical and Physiological Leetries are at
present arranged no where the pretested; hod it attended
with no additieuel fee,
In the Medical earl •Sprgicel.Criarse, also. cask (tieetheueso
say perfliwi file varlhas Sarglial Opeeatiaao. This Meaty
great ;id wastage Mgt, is, as hiedteai awl Surgical -Lerner, are 4t
-.peewit arrAutged, sets More rho firstsamet 41111 9s 111 Re wile
ai-
teaded with et:MAW/4W Pee.
The partiettler errangementaif this hist' team will CetTe-
Rpond to that of the ifluittowsleal and Ptty•ialegkat Conte.
Ike one will, in short, fors the detailed aid practical appli-
cation of the roller. 'Ness While, in the 'Aiiit.oiniral nod Physi-
olngical lectures, the usual strueluee and healthy Noonan, of
no% pad are explained; iu the Medical earl Surgical, the mor-
bid actions and derenged structure of the same part will be ear-
hit iced.—The mode in which these.leciares wiR be
distinguished from others will be, that Mediclue and Surgery
will he inn moiety cambloed (f or it Is ioipimoble to practice
the line a Whilst a knowledge of the other), mid both of these
will be rendered nnnple.el d nsei strative. Mr. Walker feels
no nicomiderahle pleasure in relLocting. that he 'firs; ha,: the
orawee of rendering Surgical Lectures campletely demonstra-
tive or experimeutal. by each ie lit idbui performiug the
mafioso 41pOratIMS ; and that. dun g the Caur-ie isrecediug the
last, he had the tremor of first reified* Medical Lectures
eistaly so. In order to render Mediate demoustnuive, Mor-
bid An:gorily will constittite Its basis, had ell the reasonings
connected with the theory oi, or the practice applicable to,
any disease. v ill be most strictl v fosode.l upon those derange.
wilts of structure wAch actually take place, and which wilt
Morbid Preparations, or in Draw-
ings, Plates, or Casts.
Weekly Conversations will comnience at the beginning of the
Course, he coati lurid every Saturday evening, at +Mock t old
Evattilwatines of such Gentlemen as areleihrous of benefiting
by them, will also commeace at the beginning of the Cease.
and be continued ev. ry Monday at the same hour.--Several
.ours will yowl 1w expended daily on these two Courses, in
order to iteeeleoate the pro rem of the Pupil. Roth these Car-es
of I.ecaores are by means of extrtinely simple and natural ar-
c- meetneat. so construMed, that no important fart in Aistioray
nad"Physiitrogy, or in Medicine and Surgery, can he omitted ;
mid as. iir the daily Demsesu relines, each gentlemun Las an opporo
tunny of having every difficult rircumst nice illustrated to him
iinli v Wuxi; ‘.. and has also •in oiworminty of recousidering them
in tae weekly Examinations and t'onversaiinat, the whole is
so co..structial that, darter these importunities, any Pupil re-
main igourant of such impOrtant facts, be has hinnelf alone to
blame.
Gunn rho' with this eotabliiihnieut, there is a convenient and
well-lighted Dinserting-Room (r-ccatly iinprnved together with
the greens) bedding), which, from nn early hour, will I.e
at-
tended, far t.ir purpose of pointing out the modes le lissection,
and of making preparations, and for twat of demonstrating. the
various parts which appear. Subjects are preserked by nu
antiseptic process. A number more than sulicient Is, portals
the coarnei.ceinent of liatectims is Already obtained.
The ree for each of the two Coupes, ir. lading Demnastra-
tient, Ciinvervaiions.and Examinations, io Three (loise:is. At-
Wedmore during Two Seasons of either e these L-ctureo. or
Eire Guineas paid at fir-t, entitle to a perpetual ticket to ei-
ther of them. Tlo Gentlemea ,rho. for the first time..a—
tend bath Courses at once, eat •ntitled to perpetual tit .eta fir
Eight Guineas.—fhe fee tor attendin„ sac 1/keeling Room is,
during such season, of six moat.... continuant—, Three Gideon.
Gentlemen who intend loftier to either or these Canines will
find Mr. Walker at the Lyceum, from Tea till Eleven o'Clock,
a. at.
41, serves-square, Oct. 5, 1810.
N. U. ilo. se Curses will, in copseeuence of their extension
Ito sex mouths; in coarequeocc of the additinn of many valuable
prepuritiliolt. I rad froth rarities other circumstances, be maces
more perfect Ctiut Any which Ms'. Walker has yet delivered.
Torre will tie nu Sit inner Cauroeof Anatomy; but one of
Ph)aitilogy will Coinowtder at the beginning or May.
Several House-I'lloo, who are acrnanwodated wit!' hoard,
lo4giue, deo% letee the tont ilege of attending the Vatitril, (wait
and get also private Instructions, will be received by Mr. Wal-
ker, at 41, George-square.—Terms, a Hundred Galore' per
Ammon.