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Mr.. CLARKE Having seen noSce of the
Course of Chemical Lectures in this town, l
thought they deserved more than mere notice.
think all who attended the whole course, are
satisfied that Dr.. LEFFINewELL is a gentleman
thoroughly acquainted with that most beautiful,
as we'll as most interesting science. His expert
ments were full and satisfactory to all 1t is to
be regretted that no more attended his lectures
not only that he might have been rewarded for his
labor and expense, but that citizens might
have received the benefit of the course. hope
that whenever he may lecture in future, he may
obtain crowded house, which am sure he can
not fail to merit XIvA.