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The following Resolutions were very
unanimously passed after the conclusion OF
MIR. Purkill's last Lecture -


Resolrsd, That MIR. Purkiti is entitled to
the best thanks of this assembly for his
very interesting, instructive, and highly en-
Pertaining Lecture, delivered this evening.


Rcsolved, That we have listened with
admiration to the able and very useful
Lectures Of Messts H. Purktl and T..
III. Pons of Bnston-that we entertain
the most favourable views respecting the
correctness Of the science OF Phrenologv-
and that we hereby unanimously tender
10 them our sincere thanks, for their
generous and ph,Ianthropic exertions IN
promulgaiing science, promising so
much for the elevation of mankind in
every department, Of usefulness and VIZ
tue.


We are happy to announce, that MessFs
Pons and Purkitt have been prevailed upon
10 return, and deliver another Course Of
Free Lectures, on the subject of PhrenoIo-
cy. The first Lecture will be given on
Saturday evening. at the fo"n Hall, com
mencing at half past SIX o'clock.