^l4 on education. July ■^x, 



particulars, that tend to bring to light the knowledge 

 of past events. 



Asiatic literature. 

 Comprehending the languages, arts, and sciences 

 of the different Asiatic nations. 



Considering the intimate connection that Britain 

 has at present with those nations, the utility of this 

 course will be at first sight apparent. 

 Kthics, 

 Or the doctrine of mind. Metaphysics, moral 

 philosophy. 



Gravimar, 

 Considered in its general principles, particulaifly 

 as applied to the Englifh language. This is a branch 

 of science which has been so little adverted to by 

 the moderns, and so much deference has been paid 

 to the partial rules of ancient languages, as has in- 

 volved the subject in perplexity and confusion, which 

 it is high time Ihould now be rectified 

 Logic. 

 On the improved plan, as by many it is taught 

 at present ; divested of those sophystical subtleties 

 which made the pride of the schools in the middle 

 ages. 



tChetoric and the belles letters, 

 The law of nature and nations. 

 Civil law. 

 Including Englifti law. 



jyivinitji. 



Church history, 



Agriculture* 



