Which professor strongly influenced Adam Smith at the University of Glasgow?

At the University of Glasgow, Adam Smith was deeply influenced by Francis Hutcheson, a renowned professor of moral philosophy.1

Although Smith later diverged from some of Hutcheson’s economic and philosophical views, Hutcheson’s magnetic character served as a primary shaping force in Smith’s intellectual development. Additionally, Hutcheson set a significant precedent by delivering his lectures in English rather than Latin, a practice Smith continued during his own tenure as a professor at the university.12