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TUESDAY,•* OCTO "FP e- • iii.o ' •-• .. . , ... . . . . 1., t j, .• NUMBER 73731 t , .... 6.. . ...".. _., . —L. ...„ ..... • r7....z ..i...)...44 _ • 2V . -;*".... .. '....-.. - • " ------- • lf . NEW THEATRE;ROYAL, COVENT-OARDKAL To-MORE:Ow E#ENING; ogy . o4Eit 24, wilt be titled a Cote: Opera, Called . . INKLE AND YARICO. .. ' 1 t'l., srk. be , in v . 1 i, fa. 1, 1 st , e, 1., 11. li V PSI et KT Pales. Ticket EMSELLISHAIENTS TO 11 - 1 E LADY OF THE LAKE Very s!:ortly will be ready for &Every, to tavern.- - big. by Is. Westall, Esq. Rat. r" --- - Lake, by Walter S , ^• - ' QTY i ' -- ~ . i I . Tiers dny was published, - (In one nest and very closely printed Octavo 'Volume, price 15e. . iikboallif v. DIC'T'IONARY ipr` Pi CF.RY : collectedfrom* hilt_ _ ..... matlon,' and. illustrate 117 end ions en.t.lie most Ingle:lrma Ret the Etytisolooy 7 .and Meaning Pharrnawspoeta Chirurgica, & ' ,. .empendium of MeAernEuri Its Private Practitichfers, a . Its, COOF',EIL . !'the Royal College of Sem I gni Murray, 32, Fleet-ere kseller in town. and count ont may be had, lately p IC:WS Vade-Meetnujo, on's Vade-Meineo, fool 11,ist's Vane-Meeum, fe I Practice of Ptiyaic, t 'oi.s3lhit.Y.lßAD Ipporttinity Tor 43.tcnsive Establislil , e Kingdom in the the present o . .vne ( uredsto himself, c Provision Focht the present eli& ' may desire, wl carried on in Tio dhubt bo' erg some Cap Ty to model I . • • . . 'Mait l and'', amtssrlro e • Invls,o 33 g l pate, wit utrp,ta • ha "el Trie a 1 8 7v 14 'Olin H/1 • AT a General : Meeting of the SHIP O W NERS of fhe Port of Nmeastle-upon-Tyne, convened by public Advertisement, held at Carr's, the Northumberland Arms, North Shields, thSsltith day of October, 1810, to take into consi deration the expediency of Supporting or Opposing a Bill now pending iu Parliament, (introduced by the Right Hon throaos . Rosa), entiteled, " A Bill to increase the number of Persons to be bred to the Sea Service," . Sir CUTHBERT HERON, Bart. in the Chair, Resolved Unanimously, . That the intenided Bill, whose Provisions require that every Ship shall be furnished with a certain number of Apprentices according to the Tonnage under certain penalties, cannot be car -ried into execution, and will impose a heavy burthen upon, and materially injure the Ship-Owners„ in as much as they at present - feel the greatest difficulty in procuri ng Apprentilke for the Sea ' rvice, notwithstanding they pay very extravagant wages, and a -considerable Premium besides for them; and were the intended -Bill to pass into a Law, its manifest tendency would be, to in. crease the present high / wages in a most enormous cd.gree, as Bbys would luvrw the urgent wants of the Ship-Owners, and would demand still more exorbitant wages, soon learning that - the Ship-Owner could not dispense with them. 1- It would-also operate most opPreasively upon the Ship-Owner, who after lasing every exertion without effect, to praeure the re quisite itumber of Apprentices, would see with feelings,of =mi. 'Ocarina, his pr3perty laying by the walls, unable fo navigate it ; 1 and he himself stiffering for a fault not his own. Thai a Copy of those Resolutions be "transmitted to Cs/outs captain Carpley, Mr2INCDEDON ; Inkle, Mr. BELLAMY; Trudge, Mr. FAWCETT. yarico, Mrs. DICKONS ;, Natctssus, Miss BOLTON. To which will be added the.gremd Ballot of OSCAR, AND MAJWINA. owl., Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Onsal: 101 r. BOLOGNA.; • Carrot, `Mr. PAR,LEY. Malvina, Mrs. PINCOTT. Ibis Evsning--The Gamester ; with The Child of Nature. s sru lay, The Mountainetrs. Friday, The Woodman. Satur6y, Kirg John. Monday, King Lear. ALBION FIRE AND. LIES °MCC LONDON. October 11, 1810. NTOTICE is hereby glifit that, in pursuance of the Deed.of Settlement „a GoOral Court of Proprietors of the Atsinu Fur and 1..11 , 5, fretiveiprez Coml.Any will be held at th e C'ismpany's Horse in New Bridge -street, 13 lackfriars, Marshy the gsth of October invent, at Twelve o'Clock at precisely, tor the I'i:carts/ of the Auditors' Report ; and 'h e the d e crion of twenty-four three:ors for the year ensuing. The tlaliot for Diroeters (yea at tone o'clock, and will elose St three. By Order of the Board; WAkNt PHlPPS;Seeretary. GLASS-MAICUOWANVEDi s 1 . 120WN GLASS, u Fxx ~GLAais, and Borrca GLA39 WO itammx Inevorkor Outvaorktlandi god employment from tbe c .G sa-liastst at tle wry best Waies, and tbe blibeseenCiaragement for Over. wt. Every reasonable allowance for travelling expences will sko be made for the Wortmett and their lirotiiiies.—Apip/y to Whim Grilles, at the Cornposja Wolits,*at Lehi', Elcotinid. Oats, Esq. Collector of the Customs, and be published in the Lontion and Provincial Papers,* That the Thanks of this filledsg era to the CHAIRMAN, for his proper conduct IF the Chian (Sicne(l) C. 'HERON, Chairman. TEN GUINEAS iittAtAkb. CTOLEN or - Strayed, from a Fk4d at Epping, an u Friday morning last, a DARt RAY GELDING, of the Cock kind, short tailed, six years okkabout sixteen hands bkh, white face, some white on both hind legs, his been fired se Wob fore legs, wl.ich are nest ifilte well, at. .1 branded on the ' l et W. D.—it t%olen, Teo Guineas feward wilt be paid on,Foo rkron; if strayed, cone Caine; $d all reasonable expeocee, by Ls: zing him to Mr. Dean, West. Harn.—helond.ty, October 15. CUSTOM ' v . CUSTOM HOUPIEV/HAVEN. - 1;01j. SALB AucrioN, At Seafo rd , on Thursday, the t".sth dity of October, 1810, at . TwAlve o'Clook at Noon, By order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, ABOUT_ Bushels T08AC...:0 ASHES. The ab s Goods may be viewed the Morning of the day of Solt. ' H. HARISON. Collector. October 110, 1810. ' J: B. S lONE, Comptroller. WXCHANGE you/ Plies hi die. State Lottery for L 4 Tickets and Shares•la the GRAND CITY LOTTERY. yon recei4e ilutismicw in Cash. and probably he further etre tititd to a tine faugocu s in the City of London, 4th December sat, when the Lowy will be drawn. - • .- . - £l 5 a ' • wr - - Ai Is ej. Eighth . - Xi 4 0 (pri-f - 9 7 0 , J. bixteentb - 0 12 0 lickets and Shares are 'dins at ROLFE and Co.'s Offices, No. i and 15, Skinner-street 01 and' 14, Pickett -street; 7, St•whil; 6, Aldgatdc(cortsix . of Houndsditch) 8, Combat ; 419, Oatord-street ; aud.l2o t Strand. 710 R• BALE BY AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Plymouth, on Tuesday, October 30th, •at Twelve, THE GOOD BRIG PERSEVERANCE, Fn.. reign bulb, and Frfe, Het • 8 !-95th+ Tons register Mea surembnt, has great capacity for Stowage, two Fhtsh Decks, lately fitted for a Dry Cargo ; , is of easy draught of Water, sails and takes the ground well, would make all excellent Coaster, Victu aller, of Tratrport, or is equally adapted for the Baltic or WM tcrranean rratie; her Inventory Is large, her Sails, Rigging. Ca bles and Stores, in capital condition; and she is in every way constructed for a profitable Merchantman, and ready for Sea. Also, the good Brig ADVENTURE, French Built, and Free, 7.5 Tons IVleastiremeot: This is a most desirable Vessel fur her size, will carry a large Cargo, aqd sa Is fast; she is new, built erdirelr of Oak, Resd is particularly adapted for the Coasting em ploy, or for the Fruit, Corn, or arty other Trade het dimensions may suit ;Ijhas a good Inventory of useful Stores, takes the ground, well, and only yams Provisionoto send her to Sea. • And immedlattly afterwards will be Sold, • - Forty-one Hogsheads of * s uperior American TOBACCO, and two Pipes of BRANDy, part of the Cargoes cm the. 13r:gs Fair American and FA Fortune, condemned as Prize; left uncleared from a former Sale, and row to be disposed of, the Purchaser not having complied with the original Conditions of Sale. For Inventories, Catal-,;ues, or further Particulars, apply to Thomas Cole, George-street, Plymouth. BY ORDER OP THE ASSIGNEES OF M. BIIRROUGH. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by B. LEWIS, On MOnday next, the 29th day of October at tlik Antelope inn, in New Sarum, in the County of Wilts, at Four o'Clock in the Afterpoem, iu Eleven Lots, under conditions of Sale to be then produced, THE UNDER-MENTIONED FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, viz. Very s!:ortly will be ready fot fhlirriery, to accompany the bp by R. Westall, Esef. to embellish Ake Lady of the Lake, by Walter Scott, A ph .t. S , TX LAYS, witi Accompaniments for the ,11,trp or. Piano Forte, expresnly .coinpostil to the subjects of the hgravinp by liisirprr MP, Iltse.lloc. of Sydney Suasex.Cdi fe he, Cambridge. • The Murder wfll he allusive to many other!. pets of the Poem, suolwill-be,prinsed in the best style on riper' to bind up with m.clt ed:rion m Aht Book: Price of the Omit° size Igo. Octavo 9s. In order to secure an early delivery, sitch names as are givest le the Music or Bonk ellers of Fawn or Country previous to the psi:burin°, will have the preference. London: No. 38, I-Int/land-street. Tomorrow will be published •parr 9.5.." Alas ! hes .gooss AR with him my rtpose:" A titiet, inscribed to the RighA Viscountess WeMmt, by IN. *my. . • Thisdiyil'ialuilisked, In 1 Vol: Rye. price ts. ' . THE LIPE' - of tlSe JaVe li . EtT..I3Y PORI TAIS, , 1.011 1315110P` of 1.014D614--his Opknonti, List Will, tad Character ; in whk-b are. included Anec47tes•of those with when he lived, and of many living and deceased Divines. By a 1. AltlVt AN oi Merton Colkge, Oxford: ?ring a tribute of alrectionate eilteeki to the Memory of a aid good Man; whose biscourscs; 'enforced by the corres preding sanctity of his evainple, have r.Tdered all those whom they have reached at once better and happier. l'Outed for 3. Davis, N 0.38, Eelex-street, Strand ; end to be lad of all Booksellers. Lot 1. All that capital Leasehold Meisuage or Dwelling House, with the spacious Ware-rsoms belonging thereto, snug* in the Poultry Cross, Salisbury, Late in the occupation of the raid Michael Burrough ; together with the goad will of the extensive an! well-accustoined bosiress of a Woull,n Draper,.Mercer, and Undertaker, foi more than fifty years tarried on. therein. The above premises have been mostly new within a few years, arc in excellent repair and in point of situation are infirior to none in Salistiury. The Fixtures and such part of the Stock in 'trade as' shall* remain untllsposed of at the time of the sale, will be iegtilristkis be taken 'at an apprafsement by the purchaser of these preaiisit . ip Svo. price ss. board', A PRACTICALTRE.A.TISE on "be MORBID SENSIBILITY. of the EYE, commonly called. WEAL KESS of SIGHT. - • By ;OM. STEVENSON, Mett►her of the Royal College or Surgeons, I.nndo . u. Printed for Samuel Higtdey, Flect-street. Where ni.ty be had, . A Compendious Sptclll of the Theory and Practice - of Mo ttos Surgery, arranged in a new. Nosological and. systematic method, different from any yet attempted in Surgery, in the form of a Dialogue. By Munro, %rgeon. Second Edition, corrected and imprevLd, two. price 6s. in board►. Lot x, .41-Freehold Messuage at- Dweling, House adjoining. Lpt i ,ikrisick an exten:,;ve Rankin.; Business hst been esta .blisbeol antl.earried tni [or mere than twenty years lost past. . . I.ot 3; A I.easehold Snaille, Brewhouse, and Out-buildiu7s in the Botcher-row, Saßsbury, late in the occupation of the said M. Buriough, and near to Lots 1 auni 2. The respective tenants will chew the premises; and for further Futlculars, apply to Mr. Arney or Mr. 'Finney, Salisbury, Joint Solletors tC) the Assinee.l ; it by letter, the postage must Lo pa!d. . • iq_ boards, A DICTIONARY QI 1( PRACTICAL SUR A• CF.RY : collected from PIO liiseimtenrist original sonrces of info rmat i on, ' and illastrafeit y Critical' Remits. Including observations•on.the most htepertant Remedies; Applications, In struments, the Etytiologjand Meaning of deg - principal Terms,. a complete Pharmacopoeia Chirusgica, &c., The whole forming a complete C:ompendiuot of Mohern'Surgical Knowledge, for the tie of Students, Privet* Praefitikers, and Naval and Militant 52t 1e 6 n0• By sAMuIL CoOPM Member of the Royal College of Surgeon's in London. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London; and sold Eby every Ilookseller in town and country. - Of whom may be had, lately published, 1. Cooper's Pbyslanns Vade-Mecusn, foolkcap rivo. es. • "" - --.0;-. Surgeon's Vade-'.VMejant, foolicap Hvo. es. Anatomist's Valle-Meoum, foolscap avo. 95. 4 . 4 acenas's MOdern Practice of Pliysic, Bvu. lis. FREEHOLI) ES I'ATE.—DORSE r. ,• • TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, _ AXthe Ina, D!andford, •on 'Thursday; the Bth pf Novem- ID, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, MOST' Desirable, and Compact MANOR A. FARM, r : 440 14 / 1.1,45H FARM. containing Thirty-five Acrd at rich Meicleaw; including Ore..ard and Sch.: of the Build ings, and . Sevitiki!die Aces at -very excellent Arable Land / in Seven lecloiures: The estitiated yearly Value of the Farm is about X 220. , • l'here is a good Farm House, w'ith necessary Buildings, and aio . tlber House with suitable Ofßc'es, si!l)stantiafly built about yen ago, Intended for the residence of a Geottman, aims might, at 'idt ea4y cypence, be fitted up as a Sporting Dot: L-•• Tbe• Estate is very well stocked with Game, being currounded by.lVianers abounding svi!li Phealia:its, Hares, and Partridges; sitnate eia mils south of Blandlord, in a most r. , spectabk neigh .bottrimoi. The Poor's Rates anti only about On. Shilling in the Pound, and the land Tax ii redeemed • Mr. Bcssint, of Bete Regia. 'the 4'estant, will sheer r Pre. raises; and further Particullrr may be. known by appting to 'Messrs. Webb. Webb, and At.twon4,. salisbory. -UPtibtsdl . . - V A LUABLEores Opportunity for any; tarry desire to enter into an eztensivi Establishment 'An ones( the s.rst and largest rosins In the Kingdom in the Futriiture Truro, nt full Bustrie*, from Which the present o..vater wishes to retire,' whitliTrade Isar has seoured.to himself, witli meth honour anJ r dtPectabillty, a hersdailnis Provision fot birnsefe and &nifty. Pe Purchasers may . oceuny the present and conveni- Preinieesfeir any Period they may desire, where air extensivo ..vahlabie7Prad'e has lon been carried on in the Town, and %-eniitry adjacanti and: wh &h will no dhubt be eonthstted with '941 stitzess„ by a Prestos possessing some Qapiral and a good' tijssical taste (sts eas...ntially necessary to modern Decoration), r otnbiinid With industry and integritr; • • • Any Party Clesirlng such Estifblishnicht, and' having not less thin 'Pro or Three Thousand PotindS, and•who can givs. Seco 161'. for armor* more, may purchase the present' v•aluah!e Stock 1' e n wait Brady hijoney) . • at a fair Estimate, with Two-thirds the present Business, or upon equitable terms have the whole bl , •iferred 'to them or him.- • Such at Wier, with ice advantages - attending•ft,"seldonr occurs, L eterspostiradand from Prineipats °ray - wait attended to, e.r ,„1 e 't— to A. R. at Messrs. Hatiltinenn and Buda, Lotitblit7 ; yr lie : lienryAltickly, Strand, London; and who wii: refer to OentletVien oltritli; on giving . s proper explanation of the 'flews (+Nee Kitson or Persons apply] and necessary infurma t""t*gatilehutairstrst eity Anlit hie, A tx.esroN, HOUSE, NIT.AIt STRATFORD' ON AVON, with. insmetilit:e Possession. to he SbLD by AUC [CON', by JOSIAH . R 0111143, At theAV'ditt Lion inn, StratfOrd oil,Avois, Warvolchs'aite, on Tuesdby, the 20th day of Iferrndr...r : 1810, ae Pfve o'oo4l • A• LL that CapirAi _FREEHOI.D MANSION, called ALvEtirog liouee, delightfully:sits:iota in' nurit fertile an 4 richlyntnansotted . Paddock, on the blaoks of the Avon, an excellent walled 6.liden, and an exclusive " - risbi Fishery in the River Avon. • • - ' Also, in Lots, a considerable quanittf of Arable, Meadow. or Pasturel.and, of snniessuyerior ,gsniity, lying near to the Mansion. ,Alvestafi zdpins to at , excellent Turnpike-rnsd leadill from Stratford on Avcn to Welieshourn, is, distant only'tsvo. mike frcrrn stratforti, and /dr. Corbtet's eclebrated koi Hound;, six mi/ei from Warwick, and 9C-front Loadotre Particutai-sitte preluit,g, and maybe had is tete dots at :he White Lion, Strat foal on .-Iv9ii ;,tl Wawish Artat..Warrelet and the princal , fans in the nedifabourhoodi 9f William Vizaq, Esq; .Lona 36 . ci the Birnilag'aatu ; a. 14 of:11•11-. n .. • ' NAPT-G.FFIGE, .lose T HE PRI .VC IP 41. OFF/Cl RS elk/ C6. l ll7ilfs: ST 0 ERSse Ms Arm:n.7; zurr,kerel z , i s ,;v: aim. That a Plan of Education ban bust estiblisbud at the ititya: Naval hie hlajell's, Deck-yard, at Portsmouth, fur arl auperier Apprentices to Shipwrights. The of Students in the superior ells, of Shipwrights.' Appremic..s shall, in the first instance, be knit-it'd to twelve, but will grad:tally be itmrewd to-tw...bq he.. The perintl of 4- , prenticco.Op shall be tievn years, but for a Student who may have previously served in the inferior dim of Apprentices In .his Majesty's yards for the space of two years, it shall be only six years, ai:d only five years for a Studerr who may have preeiosidy served in the said class for the vpace of three years. An Instructor in the theory of Nav 11 Architecture iris tiO added to the present establishment of .00 P ort! College, to assist particularly in tha instruction of this ela.s 0 Apptedtices„ The Candidates for admission must produce certificates ham two respectable Physicians or Surgeor.s that they are Of sound health and constitution, and likewise proof from the register of the parish in which they were bunt df their being at least 1,3, and not mare thaa 17 years or age, excepting mull:lams from among the Shipwrights' Apprentices of the Yard, who may he admitted' if they shall nut have served mere than three years of their time. Candidates shall beetamined on the first We e lmesday in Noirens-' bet In each year, by the Professor of the Royal Naval College, assisted by the Instructor in the 'lleory of Naval Architecture, in the presence of the Commissioner of the Yard, the Lieutenant- Governor of the College, and Master *Shipwright, who shall jointly report the result of the examination to the Lot is Com missioners of the Admiralty, carefully inserting the Lames of the Candidates in succession =Lording to their respective merits. The following shall be the subjects of examinatinn, with which ever, successful :::indidite must be perfectly acquainted Ist.--Readiog English, and writing is with facility from dic tation. 4d.—The fire four Rules of Arithmetic, and the Rvle of Three in whole numbers, and nLso in vulgar and Decimal Fractions. .Id.—The first three Books of Eudifrs Elements, by P. simp. to-!, with the exception of P►oposirioi:s 42, 44, 4.1, EGOit I. sod of Propositions 11, 9, 10, 11, 14, Bock 2, In this part of the ex anunatuans, besides giving the moor precise donmistratiottl, the Candida:es will be exp, , cted to make the comtructions an 8 prac tical manner with co.npasses an ruler. • 4th.---The French I.aagstage, a knowledge of which, although nut abs,Aiitely required in the Candidat‘s v. ha may present them selves at the first examination which is to he liettoviii, hewer theless, give a preference to these who are in all other reepects equilly qualified; at all subsequent examinations, however, the Candida es will be required to read and translate French with facility. After admission into the Superior Class, the Apprentices shall attend at the Royal Naval College duee or four boors on the mornings of every day in the week, except Sunday, and the esta blished Holidays, where they shall be insulated in such parts of tilt. following Subircts, as shall appear to the Profesior of the College to he bcstikdapted to the object of the li,stablislunent, viz. the Formation of able and awful Ship IluiLlers Geometry, fititions, Alubra, pf NavalAreLitecture, Plane Trigonometry, Drawing, Mechanics, Hydrostatics, l'he Preach I.ansuaze. OD Mondayi - Tuesdays ' and Wtxines.lays, the Apprentices shall be emplsyed a the during the hours a'anvoitt•ti timed in the Study of Mathematics, under the Pri.fe.sor or the Instructor; on Thursday a,ta Fri :ay mornings in Drawing, un -I.:rthe Drawing Muter, the art of Perspective being most par ticularly applied in drawing the differeitt parts of a Ship ; and the tunrning of i•aturday shall be appropriated to the Study of such books and exercises in the French Language, under the French Master, as may perfect them therein, and at the same time adtt vanes their professional knowledge. This division of time al. lotted for their Studies is, however, to be subject to such altemr, tions as shall appear to the Professor best calculated for promoting the object of tbe„lnstitution. In the remaining part of the day, when not sttendle. , at the. College, they shall be employed.under . the Mu t ter ship wright or instrueror Naval Artiletedentr; in the Mould-loft, in the various kinds of manual labour connected with Ship-building; in the acquiremlint of a complete knowledge of the ttffercut parts 6f a Ship, and of the method of constructing and fastening the same, as well as in discriminating her different properties deducible front theoretical calculations; also in the manage. meet and ciinversjon of 'timber, and genecally,, in such ether manner atibe Master Shipwright may scuasider as best adapted to make them fully sequciuted with all the detail of the dudes of it.practiesl Shipwright. To ensure the putiiehment of offences committed by them dur ing their attendance at the College, a book shall be .ke• o t, by the . Instructor, in which such offences shall be entered ; and . at the end of each week , or oftener if there be uee.,sion, this book shall be sent to the Office of the Commissioner,.who wia order such punishment to be inflicted, as May be conformable to the usual - treatment of Apprennces in the Dock Yard. And at the end of each y tar, a public Examination shall take place in the presence of the Oilicersanentioned in the 3d Article, and a general statement of the improvement of the respective Apyrentices in the t'woretical part of their profession shall he transmitted by the Profesior of the College, anU of their pro. gross in the practical part by the Master Shipwright, through the Commissioner of the Dock , Yaril to the Adurralty Office; to the end that, if it shaft appear that an Apprentice has parti cularly distinguished himself to any of the departm.:ins of his prefeisino, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty may con. NT on him such mark of their appribation as their Lordships may deem expedient. .. _ _ The last year of their Apprenticeship, or such part thereof as the. Lords Ciitanotssietters of the Admiralty may think proper, shall be snived. at Sesi„.in suck of his livl:ilesty's •Ships as their Lordsbips shall direct,. with a view of obtainim some practical dge in the steering, sailing{ trimming, and ballasting of chips; in making remarks eel she !notion and working of a ship, in all lien parts, in had wcaehcr, and on a high sea; the stknding and, straining of the misis and yards under such circumstances ;- AIM plapingekhit fired blocks, with a view to the proper leading 4 ropes, Ate; and, gena.diy, in obtaining such information as the Captain, Capeuter, and other Oilacers of tfs ship may, by chile experience, ci,nnuunicate, and smelt as their own observations may stiggest. . During the time that such ati Apprentice shall be on board 3 ship he will le r required tel keep a jourcal of his remarks .snd observations, arranged under distinct beads; noting such un= praveincnts in ant part pc the iltip,oi - auy thiLs.conueCted there wick, as may sii;;zest the:nsrJverao hint, Onin a minute attention to; the corcumsrat;ces by which a ship' iatetei! at ; a capy of whirl; lournal ot to hi trammitteik to thii Ad:ntralty. A cabin or birth es 41 be ailottud to him in the gua-rinua, or in desirous Class • 7 - ' " • •• • . " '` - 1i. , ,.' • - 1 - . , PA"! • • . . . . '..-1.... -: .. - •.. '''"".17..'1!".... . .-- - . . 4,0 . .. : • s.' . 5..... ~ r , " i, 4 . . .4.‘" ':: : 4 '.! • • 111 1 4 ... SI % ;.. . . • ‘ . • . • ri .4, I ' • re 4 ri S t . 1 • • ' NO .t 4 . r • 1 4 . :e. ve . , N. Ni, . . .''' f i . ... • ' . I rt r • s h .1' •• • 41.• , , •t„ ,li . '• ' t•••-i ". 4 ..:Xittrttlli it . , ' O .. t• - •‘ 111 '. Ai ... 2 .... 10 iiiii: . .. 4 11 4 . ? - •-) [pxicE SIXP .\ •., 1 74 ?rt. • , • - ••,,, \ • , .....__ ____ - --- z---- • --- P - 4.7 .41, . some other seizable part of the ship ; he e . iball mees,vefit ~s We ist the Officers; and be tteatedih all nisfitieth as aGeilleltieli! • ' Stelaries to be alloy:et' Apprentices of the espetior Clain nil the Apprentice it the Appreffine If the Ateretril -.. . shell not h a v e 1 , siseii_katie stryed, shall nave se ei;il 0 ~ am, served 2 years Ils two years in - dik three yell,' wet 1 . the Mierier dam ' this. . ':" demi. --..—.:.....; • , - .1.14.111 . . Ist year I • 4D , 2d .yker I.tyear , t 70 '. • :, '5 4 rill' . . lel yet " ' ' • 'et jkar .nn . 4th year 14 :year '''i 2.1 ytetr - '97 , St' For - 4th pot . gib fist . I di" • 6:Lefler ith year,: . : :'44-year 1 .110 • IA rue- 6 tk year, ~. . . dth year • 1 Aid Upod thele,mture frpp .%, until 4 F7 ems be,aggitduted pagers in cena-guenin of vacanuet hier a Ns ; cctirred,. thg ihpf hit Ant- , ?loyed. as °vette-ere sif . ifelps bid ; iii'aselstltiethe. hiiiiefr- Shiperrighte-inithe MR-raw I ( erds; va...:•Okeit A.Asi vitt tie tare mess; in the Mookl•Loft, %%ode, Ate, riodser-inaster e of in . ail other bitiLition In w Wet* the, Ishirer.t. 4iipwright may have nom- vied te.enniloy them. h'hh Oie,akie ll4 3 l l ol _,.. ' al'ilic.CvNel'iliefflw; •ildrilit alp but. reside, shall havii•Vf t en per annul' • end if zr , y l ocarriv 4hotiLl tart happen (tribale ge:esaiter p t g l;t i atoto; y ' OA teen nava Xi eta l er annum WIG! tbllf. be Rik • i i -le 1_ _- • L: order,thet ijir . oorviets et Tosser aces. •siloole , eouretieso has ;seen isle ained 41 cansickniiilS,SaprtiCe3P Vitetertrain * ft, ens* be hist on the expiration of - their.ayprenticeship e enegths! , ugh ..of than, previouly to their entry in the th....... 111110 reeitsiies •fithi tiro sureties, to mace-ham Isoad so the knoblike bresti,, ,t,t)- j,:ctln g thou to the forfeiture of the Fait! ,stun. Whet coif t.t. 2 - His . Majesty's service within ten years alter they ape N ; t.ti sitar time; and in the event of an Apprentice lacing dischargeui l ter miscisndeet, die amount of the hoed, or so much of it as may Indemnify Government far the expense incurred in his Edu- cation, shall he forfeited. . . . 'lie object of this institution is to improve the . qualifications of the SLipwriglits in time Lock Yards, and eivreby to ensue s a successionof Artificers from aniung wham °deers of the 4. seription of hiasterlieaterers, Foremen i &c. wilt fie 'ticketed, end froM those, the appointments of the Superior ()Stets In sly Majesty's Dock Yards, and Surveyors of the Navy, willed& maidy be made. • , The day of Examination is fixed for the first Wednesday hi November next (: iit November, 1010); a eternise bonthce of Age ' premises now hi the Doze Yards are to be excelled from manual labour to prepare theinselvei fee the exantir.ation, and this publie notiCe of the qeilitication,s txPected (rem ;hose who Intend to become Candidates, mil of the lay oil which such Candidates will be examined, is girea, in order that...the number to hi entered fa the superior Class of Apprentices (which in the first year Is tote • limited to twelve) inuy be sleeted from those best quiiikal, whe- ther belonging to toe Dock Yards or not. 'Sure Person., of the description leenre mereloned who may fp dedrons of becoming Candidate; for admission to the ?aid, Class of Appreoticer, to beioug to his Mejeey's Dock Tayd, it Portsmouth, arc tlitrulore hereby informed, that therliviS be requited to seed nixie: of their iteeneon to the ovary Boarair, nr the Commissioner of hie hlajeet;'• Dsck Yard •at Pptenipe en the 24th of October, 1610 ; and they must be prepared wit, every document and qualification. nien.iened in this AdvJrt meet, end be at Portsmouth Deck Yard et Highs o'clock WM. Morning of the day of examination, vie. the 7th Noviothrt. I eltl4 and wait for further directions iron the Commissioner 'for their proceedings. - ...' . • l'ilit'lleES. . . ' ,AT • ILTSI,-.IIRE, King's 1-lead' . T avern, PQaltry w has just lauded a few. line lively turtles, for tale. Tartlet • dressed every day. in the highest eierfactiogefer partite, or twilit* Soy peel of Towner Coontry. ~j ;7. . GRAVES., STONE. ANI".I.UMUAGO. t ••. HICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for.ttai Gravel and Scene, stoppage of Urine, Compleieta in to. Back and Loins, Kidneys, and Illiehler; Liming:l, tip. , ; t Of the various complaints incident to die Aitken hAnte, .thers are none more dreadful in their nature, tor enoril alkeitYllig in" their consequeneei, than the Gravel and Stone. They are thstit4 . plaints to which every perion, even the stoat aberminus, it liable, as the air we breathe and the waterwe drink are nevelt-, hated with particle' which not only cause these extrer'eatieg tor. tures, but are e foundation for every other so cues of dieordei.'. dickstee's Original PILLS, composed of the meet intiolietitlite greelients, hate been found of singular eicary, in not. onii e stroptheeing , the vessels containing the urine, hut itippily buoying the petrifying quality of It, from which proceed ii above complaints, &c. realm ing the mica, oh gritty entered . and banishing every pernicious tendency to those dl b arderi, dishe s out confluement. , Soldwh,olesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cisegnide, cotneei of Ppternoster-row; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Iralinborgb u 4. Glasgow • Belem, Portsmouth ; Newbery. and Son, Deblln_ ~..• Peck aniThruer, Hull ; Hoxla.nd and Haydon, Plymouth licit roost Booksellers in every town, in Boxes at god. aide. , . , .. CIiALLENGre MESSRS;CURRI E and Co. Surgetms, late in hitt . Majesty's Service, challenge the wools !world to prove a single _instance where their Medicine and me sod pf cure' hoe; failed of the desired effect.. The practice of ny years in thin . iarticular branch of their profession has not wee rise to ono • unsuccessful case. t They continue to direct their iudtes to thee atment Ind anti of Venereah Complaints, and thai &Tangent.: of the system, whichis the consequence of the pernicious and stei n l e ff ects e t i habit Ines and most unhappily pursued by the yob hi of both mew in the one it will be found to be the unfailing s. rex of butane ries, ; the other have its ravages fatally develnped s them by p a t it... . treating state of debility, which, if not timely rem. lied, teething:elf 1 in imp otence . These are its remote and ultimate vs, while terse stimptions,hiss of intender power, and various netWius complaidtd usitaltgAlsaracterisv the earlier stages of thisiolitary. vice. Of pee>, sons lauguishive under the disorders incident to tech a habit, their treitment is _simple and has never proved isr.sureessful, in the coursed( a long,laboribus, and much extended preireice. In dig most obstinete and complicated cases of venereal inteetioa, Judi as obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tat.: moues, cailous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, erases also sTßtcrußEs, . Viliethei recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners; are by their present improved pia* of reat men t, effectually and permanently cured, without the patina eteleritig the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage whici4 of ten folows the appHrition of the lunar caustic. Id the course iii 20 years extensive practice 'in this metropolis, numerous easel of Strictures have been and are daily 'under their. are, the total eradication of which are effected lay a safe, certain, and expedl.t . dons nuele of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. Thai weakness., relaxation, ; and debility proceeding from this temp/able, is speedily nnuoved, anittlte patient restored to sound and' %II .gemus health. But where the debility has for years existed, at proper perseverance id Aril- restorative retwedies,„afterd *ie Awe ture has been destroyed; is indispensably re: older t a i resew, the, . slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Censtitution. , Several N..blemett sad Gentlemen, of the fi rst rehurvabMtl have been tender the care of Mews. Currie arid Co. - ter tile VW :novel of complaints °fella Urethra, Otrietum, fite, and e begalp received a radical ,perreteoent cure, request that refeologg. may he made to the ' - satisTactory tvideuc e s of th e 441144 en% ,periority of Missie rr;e and Co. hi plan of treat:ten: Slant li p . .. of than Gi•ntiettTell• 'veleta Strictures hewn ten to tweeity ' , care; . and had been %Mahe the care of hicsue.. Home and efrevisides. and °Vier surgeon. of equal emiaynce l: who atternred the mule by the ae, 'cation of the lunar cauence Without success. Messrs. Carrie and 'Co. May be cinaPhlted by either sex witha ,geeatest delicacy,- secrecy, and hone.aielit their hottlee No.. , Ha:ton-Garden. Patience in th e countr y are requested eolittatti - ,the perticulere of their case, Age, imati general haler of hying & ik.s inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, wheittht most will be given or sent to any part of tiw kin . .. Awn. To ensure thatiecrecy so essential to their endertalfire, & . • 'postage of Letters mly be added to &a aceentn: for nislsesnot. W ./* . . ... , . ..• the tvety mew Mr drested any - are the and out TRANS, altf OFFlfial,literoloer 24, 1810. THE COMM:9810411ER: pr' CONDUCTING Ara llitelJESPrs MiI:WS PORI' a 1tR174 . .E, for &ERA tire of SICK and WOUNDED SE.d.aft!N, and for Me awe 11.7 j accialyof PRISONtIiS ire IR; do Arrity give Naticee That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuntday.the Bth of Jannary, 1811, to receive scaled Tenders, and treat with such, einem; as may be stifling to contract for vicotalling•Sick and , WOdttded' Seamen, and Sick Prisoners of War, at ?alba, for I . twelve Months certain, from, the Ist of Marcb, 1811. . Ate render Will Le nyeivd 41 :?r car o'clock Ow the da, iy",trenti t trey day noticed, unless the part j, cr reagent far lri.a , pereonal:y attend. Sach Tender mutt be ac:ompanie.l by a Letter freer t•cdo ratectalde P,ersoms env:ix:ye keyed hued with 14 Renal renewing, is the lam cf £2OOO, folt?he dye perform:cid edit amerced. Farther parti:Flars is9y . P , e karma 43 applyiag .at thio Ojer, or to tl,r Cdgoild of the tail Coonnussionere at