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THEATRE OP ANATOMY TO THE PROPRIETORS OF SAS INDIA sTocic.- LADIES AND GICNTLEMILN, THE (leach of your late worthy Director Sir FRANCIS BARING, induces me again to off. r myself to your notice as a Candidate for the vacancy which occurs, in con setpience of that event. The favourable situation in which your kindness placed me on the last Election, affords me the most flattering prospect of success on the present occasion, and encourages a confident hope that long and approved services abroad, will be deemed a valid recommendation to your patronage and support in this coun'ry. I shall only beg leave to add, that in the event of my succeed ing to the important trust which I have presumed to solicit, my best services devoted to your interests, and undivided by any other pursuit, shall at all times evince the zeal and fidelity with which I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful humble servant, NA PT- oFFIc E, Jffke 20, 1610_ 'HE PRINCIPA T. OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of Ai: MAJESTY': NAVY, hereby :ive Notice, That a Plan of Education has been established at the Royal BLENTIEINf-STREET, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. HE Autumnal Course of Lect ures on Anatom y , T physiology. and Iturgerv, will be commenced on Mond" the Id of October, at two o'clock, by Mr. BROOKES. A n atomical Cortverzationes will be held weekly, when the dif. !erect Subjects treated of will be discussed familiarly, and the Rehm , ' views forwarded. To these none but Pupils can be • sdodtted. Srrious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with eve ry k Jnytnienc e. are open all the morning, for the purpose of ni.v-cting and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct o w students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear an nisseetion. yh e i n eptiveniences usually attending Anatomical Investigations, are counteracted by an anriseptit Process. Pupils may be accommodated in the House. Naval College, at his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, for a auperior class of Apprentices to Shipwrights. Fhe number of Students in die superior class of Shipwrights' Apprentices shall, in the first instance, be limited to twelve, but will gradually be increased to twenty five. The period of ap prenticeship shall be seven years, but for a Student who may have previously served in the inferior class of Apprentices iv his Majesty's yards for the space of two years, i: shall be only sic years, and only five years for a Student who may have previously served in the said class for the space of three years. An Instructor In the theory of Naval Architecture will be added to the present establishment of the Royal Naval College. to assist particularly In thy in,truction of this class of Apprentices. I The Candidates for admission must produce certilicatek from ' two respectable Physicians or Surgeons that t1...y are of sound health and constitution, and likewise proof from the register of the parish in which they were born of their bring at least 1 and not more than 17 years of age, excepting candidates from amorg the Shipwrights Apprentices of the Yard, who may be admitted if they shall not have served more than three years of their time. SAMUEL. DAVIS, Late Accountant-General In Bengal. No. 39, Portland-place, Sept. IS, 1910. I T the NEXT of KIN to JAMES GOSLING, late a Seaman of the East India ship Warren. Hastings, will apply to Mr. Moss, No. ISO, Cock-hill, Shadwell, they will bear of something to their advantage. Candidates shall be examined on the Brat Weaves%lay in Nuvern ber in each year, by the Profesa•or of the Royal Naval Culler, assibted by the lnstrucr'r Jo the Theory of Naval Archirectuie, • COUNTRY SCRIVENER. MONEY NEGOTIATIONS undertaken by a Person of undeniable Character, who bath great resources, and who will be found a desirable AGENT to NOBLEMEN. GENTLEMEN, or MERCANTILE PERSONS of the higher Class, temporally pressed. The utmost privacy may be fully re lied upon ; and Letters, having the postaze paid, addressed to Mr. G. Witisaa UAW, 'ost-Office, Gloucester, will be most ex plicitly answered. in the presence of the Commissioner°, the Y nd, the Lietne”aut• e;overnor of the College, and Mauer Shipwright, who shall jointly report the result of the exasninatiem to the Lot ds Cern mi•sioners of the Admiralty. raceway ins.-rting the names of the Cenditia•es in succession according to their rt Tective merits. The following shall b:- the subjects of examination, wirkwhicla ' every successful Candidste must he perfectly acquainted : I Ist.—Reading English, and writing it with facility from die twion. - ; • • . . - -- - -.- --- tep-; - -: .7,7 ,-- : - V ''Y'r - r -s-.- V —. - ' , l47"ltr i RiFv l l,; ', ?rw r v r ' s," 7 -- - 7 7-1 "'‘?" 1 ". ,- .77.trYirMialWrc" - - - 73. - tri.77.7:77k -- --- r - - . . .. . . . i. I • t . . . .. ... . . . ~., : r I! , , L.,.... f•• ei0r. ..... . . . • * *TIP ! ! &% alitit h.. #44 . ' • l . , ; . I•• ~ • , .. r * . 4. ' ... ';. :. •.; 100 . ..1.: ~ .. ‘ 7• „ 0 % . , ..,/ ''Y • ..•. . . . ' ..e.7' ;• * - ~...eillirAj.d•P 1 . i , „ . .. • . .. . it • ..e. :2-1 . v:Z . vipo A - I( ... /1• .),.. k . ~, t ) %l 'V++ -i- r Li... 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I • bent obtaleed at a considerable expense ea Gerennnset, anty'llNl • c IA be lost on the expiration at their apprenticestop they shall %sidle .4 it of them, previously to their entry into the Yard. b- teem • ~d': , ... s fin I two eereties, to enter into bond to the &monist of A.I00; la ir"' In the event of an Apprentice being dlscharg:d f r inbeenthilhe tk U the amount of the bond, or so much of it a, n'ay indemnify Opt - a vernmeat for the expeece incurred in his Education, sire b. • 4 e furfeiteil, iThe object of this institution is to imerove the qualifications I . of the Shipwrights in the Dock rods, and thereby to entire a 1 et, soc:ese.on of Are:leers from aninng whom Oilli rs of the tbse 9 yl scrip:ion of Master-l-asurers, Furemer, &c. will be selected. ). , I and from rhos:, the a;spoitittuaits of the men . i:r OilLer: an his . ) . * Majesty's Dock Yards, and Surveyors of the Navy, alit ulti ma ely be made. . 11 • I!' 'f he day cf Etantinaloi is fix-d for the first Wedasmilay hi : November next (7th November, 1810);• a certain number erdipi nk prentices now is the Dock Yards, are to be excused from mama) - _ labour to prepare themselves for the examinatieti, and this . no:ice of th e qualifications expected from three who int 1 become Candidates, and of the day on which such Candidates we ' it be examined, is given, in order that the nunileer to be enteflll4ll - • ' k the superior Class of Apprentices (which its the Grit year is robe 11 limited to twelve) may he elected from those best qualifiedoebern _ titer belonging to the Dock Yards or not. Such Persons of the description before mentioned who may tie 1* desirous of becutning Candidates for admissioa to the a Class of Appremices, to belong to his Majesty's Dock Yr: . Portsmouth, are therefore hereby informed, that dim ea* required to scud notice of their inter:ha to the : lairy Mid, or '4 the Commissioner of his Majesty's 1)04 Vac , at Portsmouth, no the 94th of Gctolver,t um ; and they must be prepared-with i t every document awl qualificr.noti men. bred in this Advertise. ment, and beat Pert.mouth Dock Y.ad at Eight o'Chadt hi slio • Morning of the day of exam:nat ion, viz. the 7th Noveueber,lllllo, V, and wait forierther directiuns from the Coettelasiotaer for their • proceeding •. A E W li A EA 8, at a Meeting of the Trustees 4 the 'Turnpike Road leading from the Town of Brightliebn. sten, through Cuckileid to the county Oak, on Lover Heath, in the County of Sussex, holden at the King's !lead Inn, in Cneke fi .Id, on Thomelay, t h e 16th day of AilitlLii Wet. the Tells whim at the several Toll Gates upon the said l'..ta %coiled Preston stem Pc und, St. John's Bar, Ansty, and Ansty-aide Gate, Slough Crete, Ifield Bar, aid Crawley Gates, were pet sip at the stun of weep for which they were ktten, and praised the grit per, to be let by A auction, fee one year from the elitlaay of Seyteninr east ; but there was no bidder t--Notice tt therefore berdayglisis, That the V next Meeting of the Trustees of the slid P. fill be 'stollen at i the King's Head inn in Cuckield aforesaid, At tbaltediy, Ilse , Is 40th day of September next, at eleven o'clock in the (. meson, It 'when the Tolls aiising at the said several roll dates, will be let by I .tuctton to the best bidder, for one - year from the r ei tal.. , caliber next, in the manner directed by the Act teenth year of the reign of his present Majesty agog, gber 1\ I bird, for regulating the Turnpike Roads ; and will beisat 'lO hi I wo Lots, viz. Preston Stone Pound, St. John's Bar,Alistroted i Ansty-side Gale, in the first Lot ; and Slough Green, Ili t and Crawley Gates in the second Lot; at such sum or suns. ) money as the said Trustees shall direct. Whoever iblitsins' 1141111 rise best bidder, mug pay into the hands of the Tres. stet Op, said Road two months rent in advance, and also glee seeerffi; 1 w'th sufficient sureties,,to the satisfaction of the Trade-II of the 1 said Road, for the due payment of the remainder, at sods dawn as \ they shall direct. SAMUEL WALLER % _ _ i Clerk to the Trines:* ottheed4l l / 1 4 i Cuckield, August 11,1010. . . . ,! • 1 BRANSCOMB AND C 0.—1.. SIV LW:a/WM Surviving Partner, and sole Conductor, m a quaint the Public they are now selling Tickets sad In the/ greatest variety o 1 Members, at their mariessol No. 97, Conihill ;11, Holborn; U, , aqi any \ _...un of time al- For the last seven years they have been Pommies greatest ' ites, and in the two last years only, they Shared and• Sold ..-/ ..., coto as subject to such altera .... .0 the Professor best calculated fur promoting 6 Wises of steo,ooo S Prizes of &WOO it Ill_fal . _ ...vet of the institution. •gg • • . .C5OO & £lOOO 'lie That .. . . I In the remaining part of the day, when not attending_ . at the N 0.7 0 ,0 Prize of 500 .r k k ets T he 1 ,44 . . . . le s a = 2,22 V . . 100 Dina And ONLY .. . 40,/$4 13 ft. 10 ht. 1 College, they shall he employed under 0.. M..— a. 1.1--. _ - 400 ~. 4 . -n Prize ever 'd or Shared. ;families 3,618, tke Grand Prim of 1000 Tickets, or afbleAllie And in the last Lotus/ alone, Ten Capitals. _ The Only Lottery to be drawn this year, will be ltth Octellelt on a new plan, having five Prizes of * elope% only . 0 6 ib ur hers, and not three thanks to a Prize. This dad was published, in four very large Volumes 12mo, price .C 1 Ss. in boards, FOREST of MONTALI3ANO, a Novel ; by the Author of " Romance of the Pyrenees;' and " Santo Se t:as:l.w." London : Printed for G. Robinson, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, 3, Romance of the Pyrenneees. Second' Edition, in 4 vols. 44w. price 1 Ss. boards. s, Santo Sebastian° ; or, The Young Protector. Second Ech don, in 5 vets. 12Inu. price £l. I Os. in boards. 2r!.-I'he first four Rule+ of Arithmetic, and the Rule of 111 r. e in whsle numbers, and also iu vulgar and Decimal Frac- Liow. Stl.—The first three Books of Euclid's Elements, by R. Simp son, with the exception of Proposithae. 44. 45, Book 1. and of l'rop..itions 8,9, 10, 11, 14, Book '2 In this part of the ex am nations, besides giving the most pre:ise demonstrations, *be Candidates will be expected to make the constructions in a prac tical manner with compasses and ruler. 4th.—'lls French Language, a knowledge of which, although not absolutely required in the Candidates who nay present them- selves at the first examination which is to be bell, will, never theleA, give a preference to those who are in all other respects equally qualified; at all subsequent examinations, however, the Candidates will be required to read and transla te French with facility. After admission into the Seperior Class, the Apprentices shall This day was published, ' In One Volume, 12mo. price 4s. Id. boards, eIiARACTERISTIC INCIDENTS DRAWN NJ front REAL LIFE; or, The History of the Rockinghams ; InterTelsed with a Description of the Inhabitants of Russia, and a v.r.ety of interesting Anecdotes of Peter the Great. By Mrs. PILKINGTON. London : Printed for G. Robinson, Paternoster-rem.. Of whom may be had, lately published, in one volume Iftmo. price SC 6d. boards, The It 1.-FJortn Mommas ; or, Richard the Rummy. By lie same Author. attend at the Royal Naval College three or four hours on the mornings of every day in the week, except Sunday, and the esta blished It.lidays, where they shall be instructed in such parts of the I'i:flowing Subjects, as shall appear to the Professor of the College to be best adapted to the object of the Establishment, viz. the Formation of able and useful Ship Muilders Getimetry, Flinch/us, fgebra, Theory of Naval Architecture, Plane Trigonometry, Drawing, Alechailics, Flie French language. Hydrostatics, On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, the Apprentices shall be employed at the College during the hours abovensene timed in the Study of Mathematics, under the Professor or dial Instructor; on Thursday and Friday mornings in Drawing, tin.' der the Drawing Master, the art of Perspective being most pars., titularly applied in drawing the different tarts of I Ship ; and the morning of Saturday 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 ad vance their professional knowledge. This division of time al lotted for their studies is, however, to be subject to such altera tions as shall appear to the Professor best calculated fur promoting the object of the institution. In the remaining part of the day, when not attending at the College, they shall be employed under the Master Shipwright or Instructor of Naval Architecture, in the Mould-loft, in the various kinds of manual labour connected with Ship-building; in the acquirement of a complete knowledge of the different parts of a Ship, and of the method of constructing and fastenirg the same, as well as in discriminating her different properties deducible from theoretical calculations; also In the manage ment and conversion of timber, and generally, in such ether manner as the Master Shipwright may ionsider as best adapted to make them fully acquainted with all the detail of the duties of a practical Shipwright. To ensure the punishment of offences committed by them dur ing their attendance at the College, a book shall be kept by the instrector, In which such offences shall be entered ; and at the end of each week, or oftener if there be occasion,• this book shall be sent to the Office of the Commissioner, who will order such punishment to be inflicted, as may be conformable to the usual treatment of Apprentices in the Dock Yard. And at the end of each year, a public Examination dial take place in the presence of the Officers mentioned in the Cd Article, and a general statement of the improvement of the respective Apprenticeil in the theoretical part of their profession shall be transmitted by the Professor of the College, and of their pro gress in the practical part by the Master Shipwright, through the Commissioner of the Dock Yard to the Admiralty Office ; to the end that, if it shall appear that an Apprentice has parti cularly distinguished himself in .uy of the departments of his profession, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty may con fer on him such mark of their approbation as their Lordships may deem expedient. The last year of their Apprenticeship. or such part thereof as the Lords Conanduioners of the Admiralty may think proper, shall be se, ved at Sea, in such of his hf..je,:y% Ships as their Lordships shall direct, with a view of olitai.ileg some practical knowledge in the steering, sailing, trimming, and ballasting of ships; in making remarks on the motion and working of a ship, in all her parts, in bad weather, eel on a high sea; this standing and straining of the masts and yards under such circumstances; the placing of the fixed blocks, with a view to the proper leading of ropes, &c. and, generally, in obtaining such information as the Captain, Capeuter, and other Officers of the ship may, ley their experience, communicate, and such as their own observations may suggest. During the time that such an Apprentice shall be on board a ship he will be tequited to keep a journal of his remarks and observations, arranged under distinct beads; noting such ins ' provements in any part of the ship, or any thing connected there with, as may suggest themselves to him, from a minute attention to the circumstances by which a ship is affected at sea; a copy of whisk journal is to be transmitted to the Admiralty. A cabin or birth will be allotted to him in the gun-room, or in some uther suitable part of the ship ; he shall mess with some of the Officers, and be treated in all respects as a Gentleman. Salaries to be allowed Apprentices of the Superior Class. It the Apprentice If the Apprentice If the Apprentice shall not have shall have served. shall have served served g years in two years in that three years kith= Slim the interior class. class. class. WENDEBOR N's GRAMMAR. This day was published, price 6s. boards, AN INTRODUCTION to GERMAN GRAM MAR.—By F. A. WENDEBORN, Lb. D. The Fifth Edition, is which the Exercises are Inserted in their roper places, carefully revised and corrected. Printed for T. Denney, Broad-stret t, Vemor and Co. Poultry ; Longmin and Co. Paternoster-row; and H. Esher, Piccadilly. Wit re also may be had, an Assortment of German Books for the tve of Learners, among which are Die Deutche Blitmenlese, • or Selectiols from German Authors, price Is. boards.—Crabb's German a.td English Dialogues, 3s. 6d.—Jordan's Art of German Wri.ing, is. 6kt. FREEHOLD ESTATE, SURREY. To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. CRAWTER, At the San Inn, Kingston•upon-Thames, Surrey, nn Friday next, 14th day of September, 1810, at Twelve o'Cldck, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn / pri.ing a Farm House and Buildings, two Orchards and se veral Closes of Land, containing together 17 Acre., most eligibly situate at Hdok, in the Parishes of Kingston-upon-Thame. and Long Ditton, two miles from Kingston, three Irons Epsom, four from Leatherhead, and 15 tram London. Particulars may be had at the Sun Inn, and I'rintirg Office, Kingston; White Hart, Hook Swan, I.estherhead ; and of Messrs. Crawter, Land Surveyors, Agents, Ste. Cobham, Surrey; and No. 1, Thimet-place, Temple-Bar, London. MINERVA OFFICE. LEADENHALL-STREET. 'nog day was published, in 4 Vols temo. price 225. THE MISERIES of an HEIRESS ! A Novel. By A. F. HOLSTEIN. Author of Owen Glendour ; Love, Mystery and Mi.ery, and Assassin of St. Glenroy. l'rinted for A. K. Newman and Co. Where may be had, just published, The Soldier of Pennaßottr, or a Season in Ireland, 5 vols. price 30s.—The Reformist !!! 2 vols. 10s. Daughter of St. Omar, by Cali. Ward, 2 vols. 10s. The Irishmen, a Military Political Novel, 2 vols. 94. Di Moon-sae° ' • or the Novice of Corpus Domini, 4 vets. 2 1 5 . Heir of Drumcondra, by Miss Young, 3 vols. 151. Festival of St. lago, a Spani.l Romance, 2 vols. Ins. PLYMOUTH. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fox h ole-wreet, Plymouth, on Friday next, the 14th September, at 10 o'Clock in the Forenoon, AFINE PRIZE BRIG, has a figued Head, between deck beams, and Is Copper sheathed. I.ength on Deck - - 73 Ft. to In. Breadth - - - 23 Achneasures about - - • 160 Tons. Is admirably calculated for the Streights, West•lndia, or New• foundlaml Trades.—Afterwards, VOX ['NATATION: About 230 Hhcfs. Coffee 3 Tons of Fustic 100 Bags Ditto 4 Kegs Paint, and 200 Ditto Pimento 3 tars Paint Oil, 5 Tons Logwood Being her entire Cargo. Also, TWO FRENCH CHASSE MAREES—La BoNNE RENCONTRE, h,,rthen about SO Tons; and LA CAMILLA, bur then about 45 Tons, fit for Coasting or Inland Navigation; Prizes to His Majesty's ship INDEFATIGABLE. For viewing samples, catalogues, and further information, apply to Mr. Jon's HAWKER, Acting Agent, at Plymouth. ALso---Foa Ex MR rATION : 25 Cases Havannak Sugar, I Baskrt and 1 Box Oil, 2 Pipes Brandy, 4 Barrels Sugar, 5 Ditto Wine. t Trunk Coffee, I Ditto Sherry ditto, t Barrel • choke" TOURIST'S PORTABLE COMPANION. This day was published In Six elevsnt Vols. 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Obsolete and useless Rubs elspuriged, and a much larger por tion applied to ktocks, Estates, Annuities, Discounts, Rever sions, Tontines, Banking, legurances, Brokerage, Chanco, Ex changes, &C. &c. as practised by the Brokers and commercial Companies of the'City of Landon. 3. More Bearnplc.4 under east Rile than are to be found in any other Work. 4. Logarithms applied t calculations et Anpuities, Compound Ituerost,&c. This day was published, price 3% 61. beunJ, with the full allow • ante to Scheols, A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL A RIC .1-1 MET IC .1- IL applicable to the present State of Trade and Money Trans" kctions ' illustrated by numerous Examples under each Rule , .4 bieByadapted to the use of Schools.—By the Rev. J. JOYCE, RY his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, R eamed Lunto JAMES RY MIR, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, lavompr and Preparer of the '2ARDLYC and NERVOUS Til•lc f ORE, the only safe and effectual Remedy for Disordon of the Head, Btomach, and Dowels; viz •Pii ii:, Head-acii, Confusion, and Giddiness. ' Secondly, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, BIDOIMI Crud!ties aid Rotching_ ! • Yellowness of time Eyes and Skin, Flatulence, Pap, Spasms, Heart-burn, Hiccup, Griping*, Colic, and Costiveness. 'Hardly, For the Gout in the &mach and Head. 4 , • .; Fourthly, For all such Affections of the Nervous System as are attended st kb Depressiun of Spirits, Paralytic end Apoplectic Dispoiations, Pnistrat ion of Strength, 'lliesklitf, Teenage% Stitt logs, Palpitations, and Fainting*. or Fits. 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Ns new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the complaint that every Youth on his leaving School and entering into the Counting tioust has more to unlearn than be has learnt relative to the ac teal calculations al:tininess. Every Rule, and every Example, is drawn Irons real practice in the various branches of Trade, and the useless and obsolete Rules which have hitherto disfigured oar nooks of Arithmetic, have given place in the present system, to the usages of real life. Printed for itlcuAA 0 PHILLIPS, London ; and to be had of W. Berry, Edinburgh ; Wilson, York ; Moiley, Gainsborough ; Stod dart and Co. Hull; M. Keene, Dublin; and all other Booksellers. Also, a Key to the above, containing all the Answersand most of the Solutions; worked at length for the reference of Masters ; price 21.8 i. And speedily will be publi4ind, the following works, necessary in a system of commercial Education :- 1. A DICTIONARY of TRADE and C3II4IIIERCI, by T. MORTI• Malt, price Ills. 2. A GRAMMA& of the Pamci CLL. Of TR ADL and Command, by J. fhorru, L.L.D. - price 2..6d. a. A SYSTLII of PRACTICAL Boon-ILIMNIIMII, fit Schools, by w. Maltaliflolt, of Glasgow. Palos Ss. -A- By A. F. HOLSTEIN, Author I Mystery and Misery, and Assassin 0 I'rinted for A. K. Newt When may be had, ju! The Soldier of Pennafintir, or a price 30s.—The Reformist !!! 2 vols. Daughter of St. Omar, by Call. Ws The Irishmen, a Military l'olit ieal I Di Montrone° ; or the Novice of C Heir of Drumeondra, by Miss You Festival of 9t. Jago, a SponLh Rom. TOURIST'S PORTABLE This day was published in Six eleeont V with coloured Maps, the 3d Edith larg d, price 365. in boards, or £3 THE BRITISH TOUR! 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This day was pabliahad, price 3..6 1 ante to Sch A SYSTEM of PRACTIC •IL applicable to the present State Salons' illustrated by numerous I .4 bieByadapted to the use of Selma Author of Scion tific DI 'Fills new Arithmetic is intended every Youth on his leaving School at Joule has more to unlearn titan be teat calculations at - Business. Ever is drawn front real practice in the v the useless and obsolete Rules wide' Books of Arithmetic, have given pl the usages of real life. Printed for IttcuAa 0 PHILLIPS, Berry, Edinburgh ; Wilson, York ;1 dart and Co. Hull; M. Keene, Duhli Also, a Kee to the above, cantai of the Solutions; worked at length price 25.6 d. And speedily will be published, t in a system of commercial Educatio 1. A DICTIONARY Of TRADE an MLR, price 21s. 2. A GRAMMA/ of tha PAINCIPL by J. ilisteu, LL.D. - price 3s. 6d. 3. A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL B( W. MORRINDH, of Glasgow. Prim TO BE SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, Johnstone v. Baber, with the ap probation of EDWARD MORRIS, Esq one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Royal Oak inn, Leominster, in the County of HerelOrd, on Friday, the 14th of September, 1810, between Twelve and Two, in the Afternoon , T HE FREEHOLD ESTATE of CHARLES JOHNSTONE, late of Ludlow, Esq. deceased ;—consist• i tg of several Farms, Hop Grounds, Woodlands, and a Water Corn Mill, situate in lvington, in the Parish of Leominster afore said; and of the Tithes of eorn and Grain arising in !Tinton, and in the Townsilips of Stagbatch, atoistrey, and Dishley, in the said Parish of Leominster; and the great and small Tithes of the Township of Perrin, in the Parishes of Leominster and Hope, in the County of Hereford. The first Six Lots consist of Tithes, divided, at by the printed Particular fully appears. Lot Seven, a Dwelling-house and Farm (called Bury Farm), with the Water Corn Mill, now let to Messrs. Gould and Caldicstt, at will; together with a Piece of Wood Land, called Park litil Coppice and Groves, now it hand; the whole of this Lot con taining 327 A. 2R. 3P. or thereabouts. Lot 8. A Dwelling-house and Stable, with Outbuildings, Lands, and Premises, in the oc cupation of Mr. Mint Caldieott, Tenant at Will, and contains in the whole 58A. SR. 7P. Lot 9. A substantial Dwelling House, with Barns, Stables, and other convenient Offices, and divers par eels of Land, called the Park Farm, with two Pieces of Wood, now in hand t this Lot containing in the whole 251 A. 3R. 13P. The above Farms are extremely desirable, are tithe-free, within a small distance of the capital Market Town of Leominster ; the Land is of good quality, the Water excellent, and the Buildicgs in substantial repair. Pew Estates of a similar extent possess so many advantages. - - - - Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, Southampton buildings, London; of J. F. Baxter, Esquire, and Messrs. Lloyd, Solicitors,-Ludlow; Mr. Harris, Land Surveyor, at Wicktsn, near Leominster ; Messrs. Jenkinfk, James, and Ab bott, New Ina; Messrs. Meredith, Robbins, and Tomklns, Lin coln's inn; and Messrs. Owen and Hicks, Bartlett's Buildings, London; Mr. Rainer, Solicitor, Burton-upon-Trent; sham Royal Oak and Unicorn Inns, Leominger ; Hop Pole, and Star and Gainer, Worcester ; Swan, Tenbary ; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; King's Head, Gloucester; Hotel, Hesatord; onsra, Ludlow ; and Oxford 'Arake, Kinston. Ist year 2,1 year lit year 34 year 24 year 4th year Sti year Sth year • 4th year • 6th year dth year 7th year 6th year Upon their return from sea, until in consequence of vacancies having ployed as Overseers of Ships buildit Shiparights id the different Yards, a men ; in the Mould Loft, under the . . other situation is which the Master Shipwright may have wea lsion to employ them, with thesapprobation of the Commissioner; during that interval they shall have Al Se per annum; and if such i vacancies should not happen for three years after their return, they Vail then have £lBO per annum until they be provided for. In 6r4er dot the services of yowls aim, wheal sducatio4 ate 60 70 80 90 100 110 1 SO an be appointed Olken urred, they shall be em in assisting the Master their Assistants or Fore imber-muter, or in any Ist year 2d year 3d year 4th year sth year MONEY DIRECT L Y. rIODFREY and Ca► No. 6, bell Savage Yard, Ludgate Rill, advance Money to any amount on Landed or any other Property; they are enabled by City connections (from whence the Money is generally derived) to supply appli cants without delay. Their Office is constantly attended.—Let ters (post paid) instantly answered. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem porary or permanent sums of maul, that they can at all times advance any sum from loot. to 20,0691. and upwards, on personal or any other security arising from Marriar Settlements, Money in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most liberal an/ honourable terms. — Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Cu. daily receive at their house, No. 19, Jermyn-street, St. Limes's, either personally or by letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for well-secured Annuities. tenet Subjects treatea or win v c ULIIGLAJSCAA am. .... Rodents' views forwarded. To these none but Pupils can be admitted. • Srrious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with tory, Jnvenience, are open all the morning, for the purpose of ni.v-cting and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct t hy students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear an nisseetion. Ti, yi n e n veniencesusuallyattending Anatomical Investigations, are counteracted by an anriseptit Process. Pupils may be accommodated in the House. Thi s d a y was published, price So. 6d. TITE ASS on PA RNASSUS g from SCOT -1 LAND, nE Ho!! comes RODF.RTGH VICH NEDDY PHU, Ho! IEROE!!! Cantos I. IL of a Poem, entitieel— WHAT AIM SCO I'S COLLO ? A Prophetic Tale; written B AD in imitation of the By of the LAKE. y JEREMIAH QUIZ. London : Buhl by 1. M. Richardson, No. 29, Cornhifi, oppo site the Enrol /Itharge;" - ------i.A.DIE-----I SUPERTLUOUS HAIRS are one of the greatest drawbacks from the beauty and loveliness vi the Prank face, neck, arms, &c. TREN I's DEPILATORY inueediardp removes them, and leaves the skin softer and fairer than it was before the application. It is used In the Snit circle* of hobble and rack, and now stands unequalled in all the world % It is sold, wholesale and retail. by B. Perrin. No. aNteastainp. ton-street, Covent-garden, London : retail, by Baron and Co.'" OIS 'lints and Co. 45, Allen, 76, and Mrs. Toone, *36 street; Mr. Kigge, 31, Garde and Lea, 51, Mr. Turner,73, Bowman, 102, and Mr. Smith's, 110, New Sondiettibt; Grosvenor, 313, and Mrs. Ward, 326, Hatboro ; Mr. Vaie e 1111. and Mr. Davison, 69, fleet -street; R , se. Cheapeide ; ing, 42, CornhiU; Sexton, 34, Leaden Hopgoo4, °4 4t lishopsgate -street, and all the principal Ptolemies mod Propitiate, Medicine Venders iti London.—To Persons in the country, en closing payment and postage. so Mr. Perrin, as above, he will immediately forward it.—Buzes, ss. I)13 TEMPER ar.d other' DliliA IBS of DOGS. I'HE following most valuable MEDICINES (dio- A. covered and prepared by Mr. BLAINE, Veterinary Sift germ, 40. 5, Weirs-steam, Ozlordastreot) ant patronised mai used by every celebrated Sportsman la the United Kingdom ; Distemper Powders, Is. ud. each, or aiz for ea. ]Plane. Ointment, Its. Id. Alterative Cleansing Powders for the Mange and other Foul twos in Dogs, 2s. per sat. Worm Powders, 2s. 6d. per set. Wash, for Canker in the Ear, Ys. 64. per bottle. ' Ointment for Canker outside the Ear, Ss. 64. Purging 134/la, Se 64. per hes. Sold retail as above, and by T. Homey, Brael-strart. City ; and Wholesale and retail by ILrclay and Sons, Fleet-matiket ; C=l, Scot and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Heellasten and Co. i where may be had Mr. Blame's Genuine horse Medicines. Also, Blaine's Veterinary Art; whit Nine Plates, 2 vols. Sig. All• S,. —Distemper Treatise. ls. I