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Tajesty's Dock-yard at Portssottht fie. a His Majesty's service within : err years after they lore ou r.f their . ntices to Shipwrights. • • ' - these; and la the ever of an Aoprentied being thirh . orl :or'. dents in the supeeter elan of Sillpwrights' .saisainduct, the arnoortt of the boa,' tir so- rispch or It is ma ; to first instance, be limited to twelve, bet indemnify - Gwent:tient for die espied* interred in Ifs t...... 1 1, ased to twenty five. The period .loaf spi (Sidon, ,ball be f-srfelted. even years; hut for a Student who may The at this Initiation is to Improve tie qintlfEcat'Art, in the ihferior elms of Apprentices fa hie of the Shipwrlgfits in the thith'itadts, and theri•by'tts ssuitriz a e space of two. years, it shall be only six succeMion of hrlificere_ I kiss eniime witesP ' ollle'll of :he ile.., tes for a Student Who may have previously 1 Etipikin of Ma ter Torteaiirters, Foremen, 'Ste. lan he Sere: , 41; dr the space of three years. a n d front those, the syMm men ot the Superior Offer In ha - theory of Naval Architecture will be ' Majesty's D u ck Yirik4l44 . nf site Ittairl; wW :II i- srablishinent of the Royal Naval (; Allege, ' ant*/ be made. • ' '• • the instruction of this class of Apprentices. The day Of Examination is flied for the dyst.W,..,_.edoesdAt itp, admistion must produce certificates from November Iseetllth Novetober;11110)1 Cottrttirttidither of A t e clans or Surgeons that they are of sound prentfcrairow in the Welt, 'Taal, auto be et sedfrom ma t.td ,and likewise proof from the register of labour tit p•vare.theatsilvie for fbi - elattilnatlon:atut this pliblio ey were born of their being at least 14 sod notice of the qualifications expected fro, those, who intend to lof age; excepting candidates from among become Caididates,and of the dal oft atrhiah with Ciailluistes wilt entice" °fibs Yards who may be admitted bee: mined, is Oren, lo order that the asstabei us be catered To erred more than three years of their time, this superior Class of Appeastices flyback id tie first year Is to be kiaineit on the firit WednenI ty in Novenae limited to twelve) may he dieted b' tbaitriest ,tilted, wilft , lie professor of tbe - ROyal Naval College, draelsalhoglog to the ft* Ypilla if 661.% . or l!.. the Theory of Naval Archixt elm, , Sedrlinisons o f the dtsetipdtin bedsit ellestialiiMilaorf be Connidssionerof the Yard, tbtadcuteaa e otp dedtaps'of becoming Candidates for atimissiutt to the superior lege, and Mater Shipwright who sittli• Class of Apprentices; teloloog to hii•Majesirl D'ock Ward, 41 t of the examinatio - a - to the Lords Cs - tios• rarismotith, are therefere hereby Miami* &it they will be. [ratty. carefully insertfog the names'of the required to spud notice at their intention to the Bea Al, or rn according to their respective merits: She Coonnitshmer of his klajesty's DOI Yard at Pls outb, tie the subjects of examination, with which ¢uthe 14th of October, tato; and they ion*, be / sand With due must be pet fecdy acquainted : I leery dissent and q ualification osenkood4t4li Ativertlell• - tont, and be at Port•roooth Dock Yard at o th, and writing it with facility from dk- tiockla the Moroingof the day Of examenationovis. the 711 oveastree; 1810, toles of Arithmetic, and the Rule of Three and wait for further dirotrious bora the Co/moistener for their d also in vulgar and Decimal Fractims . p rocee difi gs . .. • • 1 . N Umsza MO] e WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER NEV.' THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARBSEN. - TO -MORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, will be acted the Comedy of THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. To which will be added the Musical Entertainment o( icHO WINS ; or, THE WIDOW'S CHOICE. This Evening—The English Fleet in 134 k ; witktho Irishman In London. 0., Friday, All in the Wrong ; with the Review. On 'Monday, The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. The doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin it halt past six. llores is. Second Price 3t. 6d. Pit Ss. 6d. Second Price 2s. Low.r Gallery n. Second Price Upper Oalltry Is. Second price rd. Places for the Boxes to be. taken of Mr. Brandon, sit the new Box-Office in Prince's Plate, 'Hart-street, from ten till four. THE PRINCIP, SzONERse his M A That a Plan of Education . Naval College, at hi* Majesty's auperior class of Apprentice's to Ap l p l re e n numb s er o hail f in St t ud he en fir ts t will gradually be increased prenticeship shall be seven have previously served in ' Majesty's yards for the years, and only five years . served in the said claggfpr An instructor in sIIF thes *ivied to the present establishment M assist particularly in the instruction The Candidates for admission two respectable Physicians Surgeons health and constitution, s the parish in which they not more than 17 years of the Shipwrights' Apprenticep of.sbe if they shall not ha , e served more than tandidates shall be examinesi on k r in each year, by the j ) rofessor assisted by the Instructor kr the T. in tLe presence of the Coondinitecier Governor of the College, • jointly report the result of t, missioner* of the Admiralty. Candidates in succession according The following shall be t every sucressfnl Candidate Ist.—Reading English, tation. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. • THE SUDELEY .CASTLE -MANORS and IRF.EHOLD ESTATE, are DISPOiWOP, by Private Cuntr act. WEB* W410,4aal ATTWOOD, MO?4EY. • ' s! ikGENTLEMAN above. the commix clisik Money Agents, is empowered to lay oat some very Wrie. t.! money t persons Mho have Janded or other proper t y, or arn to it, on their Dills or other Security. Ally, or address (post paid) to Mr. Ryder,t4o. 81, Portland st w',-re Cads may he had to his. House a. few steps off. 11:is day was puldislied,price 31. 6d..bouird, A KEY to the Eleventh Edition of. DR. WAN OSTROCHT's GRAMMAR of the Firma LANOUAGL. By J. CUVEI.I.II R, French Teacher at Alfred House . Acadetny. Printed for Thomas Boosey, Old Broad-strett; and Joseph lt.insun awl Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. This day iris published, In Svo. price 4s. A N INTRODUCTION to ALGEBRA, de -1 a for the usr of Students, at the Royal Naval College, Porm,uth.—By JAMES INMAN, A.M. 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This day were published, in one large Volume, quarto, illustrated with pear an hundred Engravings, prici ss. in boards, TRAVELS in V A RIOUS PARTS of EUROPE, ASIA , and AFRICA. By EDWARD DANIEL GLARKE, F.I. I. Professor of Mioeralogy in the University of Cambridge. Part the First, Russia, Tartary, and Turkey. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. *„` A few Copies on Royal Paper, with proof impressions of the Oasts, price .Cs. ss. is boards. As above may also be had, by the some Author, A Methodical Distribution of the Mineral Kingdom, into Classes, Orders, Genera, Species, and Varieties, price Xt. Is. This day was published, In Octavo, price 12s. boards, the Second Edition corrected and improved, of A N INTRODUCTION to the THEORY and PRACTICE of PLAINoand SPHERICAL. TRIOONO ME 111 Y, and the Stereographic Projection of the Sphere: in thiedow the Theory of Navigation; comprehending a variety of formulx, &c. with their practical applications to the men suration of heights and distances, to determining the latitude by two .Jututles of the sun, the longitude by, the lunar observations, and to other important problems on the Sphere, and on Nautical Astro:ozny.—Ey THOMAS KEICH, • Private leacher of Mathematics. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row.—Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, A New Treatise oa the Use of the Globes, f 2mo. price Os. bds. FREEHOLD HOUSE LOTTERY. BY ORDER OF THE LORDS OF HIS MAJESTY'S 'I REASURY, ON TUESDAY the 4th DECEMBER next, the Third and last GRAND OITY LOTI'ERY will commence Drawing in Guildhall, London. Tickets may be had at all the Lottery Offices, present Price .CB. 15s. each. This Lottery contains Twenty-five CAPITAL PRIZES, esti mated at upwards °IONE HUNDRED IsHOUSAND POUNDS Value, and melt of 31/BSTANTIAL and WELL-FINISHED FREEHOLD HOUSES, LAND* fAX FREE, situated in the most eligible Part of the City of London, either fur Wholesale or Retail Business, and is the last and only Opportunity the Public will ever have of obtaining for a few Pounds a valuable Freehold Estate.—Schemes and Particulars Gratis. SARE AD SO At 26, CORNHILL, a nd St. A MA RGARET' LD S HILL, Borough, AND TUE MONEY PAID ON DVAIAND, . • 1 2 ...... of ...... £20,000 147 2 15,000 sa 2 • 0 /X1 20 20,000 I 76 ... I,opn TIORNSBY and Co. have peculiar satisfaction in' 4 . 4 Eating to their Friend.), the above grand Itst of MHO" - which has been iivlded among .them at the above Plicas,—.: liakussy and Co. beg leave to return the Public that best thanks' for the unbounded favours received, and make no doubt bat they ehi.be honoured with their commands in.the ensuing Lottert, Which is the only one to be Drawn this Year, 10th of NEXT &lON l'H. N. B. No. 4,462, the last-drawn X 20,000, seas Shoed into One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths, by Hoansav snd Co. - • 'CH I NG'S PAT.IIIIT ,CORM LaillidgCl2l. IVOILMS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Disease. Their symptoms everyparent and guardien of children should be acquainted with—They occasion loss of op petite, a paletrest of the colour-of the face, emaciation, and free glat stare - of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions, they•aifect the growth of the boely,and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both ma pre • ventative and cure of these *Wining complaints, the above excel lent medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. The public approbation given to the Proprietor., from ; personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their faniilies,stamp s its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction• to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others who have the care of children should have this remedy as a family medic:lse to resort to, whenever the stomach or bo well of children are any way disordered, which it wa slwiysbe &dad to relieve. • Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. BMWs, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; Batter and etkiesst Smith, Edinhotgh and Glasgow • • Holland and Hayden Nowbety and Bon, Dublin; ' Peck and Turner • Hull ' : mg non Country-Me dicine Venders, la boxes at Ss. 9tl. awl sa. N. Ochs 4 - . Frated far 1. H Londie, ; and Mo, In one large Voter TRAVELS By EDW Professor of NI Part the Printed f *,,* A few Cop die plates, price X As above A Methodical Classes, Orders, 0 In Octavo, price 1 6 4 N INTR( -I plume] ME I'RY, and till chiding the Theor nibs, formula, aeration of heighti two altitudes of ti sod to other impo: Astro:anny.—By • Pt Printed for Ler nosier-row.—Of 1 A New 'l'reatise FRE BY ORDER ()N TUESI l'hird and la 1 Tickets may be This Lottery o Mated at upwards Value, and vinslsi FREEHOLD H( most eligible Part Retail Business, a will ever have of Estate.—Schemes At 26, CORNHI AND 2 o f lIORNSBY s:ating to - which has been licsumssit and Cc for the unbounde 'shall honoured which is the onln MON l'H. N. B. No. 4,4 One Quarter, Tv lnd Co. CHING • OIiMS ; • dren's Dist of children shod Pente, a paletress blear state - of the bring on cenvulsi prove fatal, by er ventative and cut lent medicine is highest character' 'to have no equal, from 4 perzonal 1 families,stamp s i to it, of which n( and others who 11 as a family medit of children are ar to relieve. Sold wholesaL corner of Patent and Glasgow ; . Son, Dubli n ; Pe dicing Venders, EAGLE LIFE, INSURANCE. Every, dtactiptiost of insurances upon Lives may be effected at this Office With the utmost facility, upon terms of peculiar 14- notate. W. BEETHAM, Secretary. N.B. The Half Yearly Dividends are now paying at the 0 ffieC. . . ROYAL. EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established by Royal. Chatter in tht Reign *1 King George L September, tiicr. PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 24th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to )se delivered at the Company's Othcas, over the ROYAL Ercnamde and in Pa t, as well as by their respective Agents in the several Counties; and the parties assured are re- quested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 14th of October next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for pay ment, beyond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNINC, jun. Secretary. *,* Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Assurance of Buildings, G oods, Merchandize, and Ships in Har hour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss, or Damage by , Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annutks on Lives. N. B. Fire Policil s will be issued free of expence to the Assured, where the annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. THE REV. WILLIAM HETHERINGTON'S CHARITY TO THE BLIND; ESTABLISHED 1774. CHRIST'S HOsPITAL, LONDON. WHEREAS the above-named Gentleman, in his Lifetime, enabled the Qiivernors of this Hospital to pay Annuities of 410 to each of 50 blind Persons, in the hope that his example would be followed by other benevolent Characters, the Governors give this public Notice, that from the very muni ficent additions made to Mr. Hetherington's original Fund, by Deett of Gift, and by Will, they are salw ettablvd to extend the Annuity to upwards of 400 other Persons. The Governors give this public Notice, that ftotn the 15th October to the Sd November, in every Year, they are issue from the Counting-House of the Hospital, upon the application of a Friend 4 ', Petitions for any blind Persons qualified. The leading qualifications are stated hereunder ; and _ parties can respectively prove themselves strictly within the applications in their behalf will he entirely fruitless • Birth In England, to the exclusion of Wales and upon-Tweed.—Age, Fifty Years and upwards. Residence, Three Years in their present abode; Blindness during that period. Those who have ever begged, rekeived Alms or are objects for Parish Relief, are excluded from the. Benefit Charities, Which are intended " for those who have been , bay brought np, and who want some addition to what they to make life more comfortable under the misfortune of blindness. is October, 1807. RICHARD CORP;Clerk a' Rom the great extent of this Charity it is found Impractica l* to attend to Letters. XLBGANT MS, Of' MIMS, a' VILLA AND FA, ..0r 5 1%. • DLESEX, Fourteen 1 _desirous London. Ts be StlLDby AUCTION; by Mr. TAYLOR, sbraculleay'S, marking, the Atli of October neat, at in Six Lots THE Valuable EIt.EEHOI , D and COPY ESTATES of EnwAen Virtqtyr, Esq. lately apprising his Residence near the 14 Mlie• t atone on the blias.road, culled BRIDGE - FOOT LODGE, seated • legantinente, within an .leclosed paddock of about gpsmented with valuable Oak and Plantadons of 104y. A . ,410/10 Forest Trees, of 'which, and ehreeSdigining Inclosures, :medlate Possession may be had. Also, several Farms, let to pactabie Tenants, on Leases expiring at various periods, *bac containing* together with the Padtiptk,aptl Mansion r 900 Acres, elasticated irotn Lind Tax. ' : • . '_ The rile is ratantimme and eery. mbotinthl .4*k containing nine Bedchambers, and three Dressing-rooms, . Mg-the Attics; .on the principal Floor an Entrance-bill, two Stec-cases, Dining-patiour ' large Drawing-room Library, and Dressing-room ; the Basement consists . arched Divisions for Cellayieg ;Rd Olices; the West wing ch.- 4 prises two stoop. Rooms ants Watts Chose ;; also a lefty and, Scullery, with large Roma ahyee, and wh o a coot f t / g e es, lindV u ots a a bo tV ve.. The tig _ f or D r 1-4131 r -ire *Lathed, P 4 tie , Fatrisqar.d c0n5144 8 , C se, Stable; Barn, and other Bulklings. _ , A .Pleb .is le ft with Mr. Jelin Ware, the Gaidlibm ' Prentsp, who is autherised to stew the Vila with 11 , be bid of,Mr. Taylor, Land and Timber Surveyor, Green, near Barnet, of Whont4eiso Printed l i ardMiall Ad.—Particulars to be hid likewise of the Tempts, w. -thew Ake xcipactive Farms ; • alp at the Given Man, L Cross Xeys Smith _Miees 1 ' WWI :Hart, St. Albin's; , h"Rd„,...;tr a ta l 4 i'l*labuti 4reFsi Wail* i Bans Hertfcc4 at Wal raw k 'a. • . . -------- -- -- ----•---' r amaismir us spy revel, wry ac camas tam ussi, mint Wi11.151111, e ready to and a general statement of the improvement of the relies:are taay a ffise regret to kis health. hepersonal Apprentices in the theoretical part of their profession shall he . ESSRS. GOSS mad CO. as regularly educates, :sons duly transmitted by the Professor of the College, and of their pm. 2 ..... at 1 .. 1 ._ have . ‘ „,. d .... k .. devoid awe nom. gress ip the practical part by the Master shipwright, through den fer -- hiat iTi nn ---- 1,,,.. tt ; thr 7 a ,„l, at those d i nanhan unless the the Commissioner of the Dock Yard to the Admiralty Offios ; which eu i r - gra T nuaneb — ai t ; e : — and to . s ii i - a s preeist; doe osessg. t w o t h em , to the end that; if it shall appear that an Apprentice has parch mabie bie - a - 4": - 'bg atr i nnin i at N u m. ir k sartra s e a powwow culaily distinguished himself in any of the departments of his that they have hitherto received foit ' lif do lire'ilitllic• n enor i e b • profession, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty may coo- den, and the s w am maw . dy e ~,..w . , mode ce fer on him such mark of their approbation as their Lordships may .u,eannent is sod oto o doto, w ays a m l b ws rt -- T - t '6 4 to o i ds , and total deem expedient. their amitaitess. The last ear of their Apprenticeship, or such part thereof as in an mot of Debility or pod u t t i t. whether mo w* * oho ire deemed the Lords ' inners of the Admiralty mat think proper, the t o r „ nt hi dot a it &m o o " fi t o f these shall be served ' at Sea, in such of his Majesty's Ships as their taw —1 er ot , it ......,_ t ee r ei,ore. Lordships shall direct, with a view of obtaining some .practical :'Z mod deatruetive had ,. whic h',.;;; - • knowledge in the steering, sailing, trimming, and ballasting of rz_ and destroys t h; — i b ,'„ vvr of , ...„, kito otwito z - ...e... 40 ,Thr they have, sisips •in making remarks en the mot io n and working of 4 ship , o a — t lT, one see, cad imponTniein Ms' otis - jr,lh r ei4s7r7 blindness." ),Clerk id all her part*, in bad weather, and on a high Sea ; the standing .......„, cure. To thou who, from tech ..,.., a .,._ ere .... imp r a e tka: and draining of the masts and yards under such circumstances, e;;;;ZZi ettog hue the 1 ., - ;4. sow, 48 - 47' a d isme d to ; m it tke placing of the Seca Motile , e 4 th a view to th e proper laa4 lag relief, brood ever their laihretitiai r lhaOsnak k aim be ameols „ a . Of ; rope,_ ftc• 4nd, agnerani..in o bt a i n i ng sue illfar m arkli : as leg to taw,. however ffillisplt or iseffeetaid the ciareaaLtr ai AVISAP' the cam Caws:suer, and ether Officers of the obil er mzg l y s & mu d hr o h m , rin ut owerso t is a big as t amattai sot _,_.• their /*Hence, o,l22lllluniate, amid slut as their own owthyd, d irt may b e restored to o woodood * woos et = t, may suggest. • . A condi' • frequently cootracted in a mooed efts. 12 o'clock , Dudes the time that such an Apprentice shall be on board a d i uret i cs, and eve ry: ry w a n , of " ph o hk i n f ect i n „ , by a o w ow e , Ship he will be . embed to keep a journal of his remarks and never-failing mode of treatment, le speedily and radically now ~. l-1941, observations, arranged under distinct heads; noting such im- et , without restraint In diet or exsteise, by Maws. Coss and Cu,. f 4444; provements in any pet of the. ship, or any Was eoneeetoatbee6. 'as also Strictures of the Urethra, ilmil Glee% width they are eta.' I the St. Al- with, as may suggest themselves to him, from a minute attention shied to cure in a short pe riod , without rotoowoup the ..1.1.,_ on 'a pleas- to the circumstances by which a Ship is affected at ars ; a espy dangerous e ff ects of the Caustic; toftwwww et white sae i7 e. ! t 46 Acres , of wisteh Joanna is to be transmitted to the Admiralty. L given to several Gentles:en of llitb seiresailler,* TAD 114Ve . I shy Fir, nd A cabin or birth will be allotted to him in the gun-room , or le b e en eared, after having laboured timike eteleeeen• he sari I Insures, im- some other suitable part of the ship; he shall mess with some ilf To Married Femal e s; wh ose espectadess Si she en s, let to re- the Officers, and be treated In all respects Era Gentleman. pledges of connubial happiness have boa defeated, k may oho oeriods, the Salaries to be allowed Apprentiett of the Superior Class. be a planing reileedos to know, that, is awielbelhoths, Me ; Nice nearly If the Apprentice If the Apprentice If the Apprentice impediment is to be removed; for seek Ina beim chi ellcacy of y • .00 not have obell. 4re,_eree,_ that _,th° ll lig" served ,__ intn. their plan, that many ladles, who bad up all hew sire. ck .Ethnics , served S Vail in two yeaTa_aa i°,' . - ear" years u u nar may , have been agreeably &sap . Messrs. Goss iWiCts. I ms, includ- the interior class. class. 'Otis. exclusively professing the cure of these panic:elm osasplehsta, In ..liiill, with ~.------...... --"' order that they may not be marked, by a mistaken few, With the t IT by Or ' Ist Year ao opprobeltun so justly attached to the think it its of rate id Tear • • lat Tfae ' ' 1:19 but justice to themselves to state, du ll :4 1 1= y wing con e „id year id year ~.kai year . ell educated and initiated into every Dna* of the ci ro z fry ni , .; ' ~ 1.4 t1i year . . id le pr aa, .YFae . .. 9 ° ammo of which, from different fesepitilsiesid • • C °ll ' • • ' .- Y aw I itia T er • ' A ., Y ear , 1 :? ° ,. the most eminent Physidane.dsey imve,to elelvinsaMaylaquiroi); se, dta - alek year ' Mb r mr ":„'" year ilu that the success resulting from their k gist induced reesigg, - Tik Yefe ' 4 0 TIM 1 ""' year • .130 them to quit the practice of she primidulwei mid they jps wathir Up o ok4ni.fr 4 4.oo,94•y.?sne VP ,inted 0 0 6 4 ere press= that then cessdkhe a foie grimed ter the •1 10 e Of *daisies ig occurred, they shill be eln" unpreestiestad wits Irlikk they have bele by the eer on'the &yea as en of Skipa buildinills bolding th e Masters pun s s wa l l ow - b h o wort a TlClams. to Shipwrights lAtbe dilletiod Yards, mad their Assistants or Fore- T a b s „ nom b i d *Ad, b eam daily (p roook u n or b y knew) er, aedley- men ;in the amid Left, under the Thubeosnaster, or in any b„.. t h av g es , w id s seamy, 9 11 4. 47 , stasat i as. am may. be ether eltuatieD Is Which the Muter Shipwright may base °eta- ii atint , i n t b, di g i6; am la mu th erm= I I who will Sion Pt ensign about wire a lle ab aoan at the Comededosee; of the& ems, ege t iiktirgiosee . iseloi a m, Bisset ; tittrisst/gvft ,.. 8 4eire !AA per 'loom; *Sit such and Advice tild - 111001118 4 101 , Aniai4ll v. ! n's ; . Grey . .-4. tn. .•,_ . . 0 94 rile -. _l,l4er pcov iere_re• they every pat tsc!he Irsissokis. .- . .r .I' , . . t ruant i. and liaiditass' i.clit psi' :pin tan' De ten . 0.0! 1 .0 9 09 . Ps ali!"*Prlilk egtletfili , • i :9 . .la *dill* Alikasyslaii . we, wino Mho has . . • ••• • . • • I • a • • • ' r •- . 4 • • a • • • • • • ' . I • • .—••••••••. 41.1•41•••••••••••4•4 1.....16 . , • • •••• ' • .%._ .... -. VW ..S. • ' ed.:—The first four Ruler in whole numbers, and alp 3d.—The first three Books of Eu"..lid's Elements, by R. Simp son, with the exception of Propositions 42, 44, 45, Book I. and of Propositions 11, 9, 10, 11, 14, Book 2. In this part of the ex aminations, besides giving the most precise demonstrations, the Candidates will be expected to make the constructions in a prac tical manner with compasses and ruler. 4th. ----The French Language, a knowledge of which, although not alasolutely required in the Candidates who may present them selves at the first examination which is to be he will, never theless, 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 translate Freneh with facility. After admission into the Superior Class, the Apprentices shall attend at the Royal Naval College three or four hones on the mornings of every day in the week, except Sunday, and the esta blished Holidays, where they shall be instructed iu such parts of the following 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 ;Whine . Geometry, Fluxiods, Algebra, Theory of Naval Architecture, Plane Trigonometry, Drawing, Mechanics, Ile French Language. Hydrostatics, On' Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays ' the Apprentices shall be employed at the College during the hours abovensen tioned in the Study of Mathematics, under the Professor or the Instructor; on Thursday and Friday mornings in Drawing, un der the Drawing Master, the art of Perspective being most par ticularly applied in drawing the different part. of a Ship t and the morning of• Saturday shall be appropriated to the Study of such book, 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 for promoting the object of the Ipstitution. . In the remaining part of the day, when not attendi at the College, they shall be employed under ibe Master aidisi l att or Instructor of Naval, Architecture, in the M •the various kinds of manual labour connected with Shiphetedba: In the acquirement of a complete knowledge of the ddferent parts of a Ship, and of the method of constructing and fastening the same, u well as in diecrlmluatiog her di ff erent properties deducible from theoretical • calculations ; also -in the manage ment and conversion of timber, and generally, In such other manner as the Master Shipwright may consider as best adapted to make them fully acquainted with all the detail of ihe duties of a practical glipwright. To ensure the punishment of offences committed by them dur ing theli au/salience at the Cathie, a book shell be kept by the Instructor, itgich such offences shall be entered ; and at the end of each or oftener if there be occasion, this book shall be sent to thitOffice of the Commissioner who will order such punishment to be inflicted, as may be coLformahlo to the usual treatment of Apprentices in the Dock Yard. And at the epd of each year, a public Examination ilsall take place lo the presence at the Olken mentioned in the 3d Article, 'As general statement - - - A ROMATJC SPIRIT of VINEGAR -(the on siid invention of Mr. Henry. Bud brought by his wore,' • sive improvements to the highest perfection) condones to be pre pared and sold by Messrs. Hexer, Manufacturing Ckemists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, whit* Is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the unit piers= organises and eXcacious antiseptics, may be kept uoinyatratik any climate and tor any length of time. Its pungent abet adept. it fps af.. fording relief in bcad-achs, fainting., &c. and modem It peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rookie, Opiates of public resort, and in the apartasents of the sick. It Counteracts, also, the Witco. tion of concision diseases. As malty spurious and inferior preparation are sold under the same and similar paws, the public are requested to observe, as the only peoistiof la being geol," that Use tomes Of Messrs. Mom, Maitheater, are *waved an the stoop. Tliefilgropnia Spirit of Vintgac. in bottles prise Os. ft each, stamp inclotlid, Is sold wholesale aqd retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, (the wilt Agents io Loudon authorised by the Proprietors), where may be hid, Sponge Boxes of (hold, Aver, Carnelian. Crystal, &c. Mei, Henry's Calcined Necessity, in bottles. at 2s. 64. and larger with glass stoppers, at os. endit their OMSK Wog too the stamps. BUTLER'S CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOCfni PO WI %ER. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea tere• are allowed to distinguish the British Pair; bet the Prove'eta: of BUTLER's Too POWDER wvmld hcir Issvt to remind his .C.oontrriennisa. that the hewn of char Prance loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or spew a rotten and unhealthy appotrance--this is the mere issescesahle, as the present preparatieo affords the healllble mews of it moving every b'issish of the enamel, and is safe io Its sppilomisit, hetet composed of Vegetables. • It is recommended to the stomtimi of sd ranks, es daring sway every imperfeedooodther lo the Pim, or the deceLoa t ut enamel alloy Teeth, as ramilidet th 9 IMO& sweet sad • ble, and snaking the Gums eir their roper shape sod evientliso• Me; cad a certain preventive maid the Toetioselse. Macon,. pod*, of thls kind ever brio* leeward to public metke, has met midi universal approbation; and the Prvpriator has to bees that it Is In daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, whuksale and retail, by Mr. Rader, No. 4, corner of Paternoster-row ; Baster and Co. sad 716119 1 1= burgh and Glamor.; Belem, Portsmouth ; Newbury Nal Son, Dublin; Pact and Turner, Hull; lielland and Hayden, mos* ; and moat Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers, its boom at is. 9d. each. MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. 44 But happy they, the happiest of their kind." Bach is the law gums of the bnmortat Thomson. wham speaking of the mat riige state ; but to insure that happiness it is netesseey s as Juvenal observes. " Mess sena in corpora saw; to have " A souad mind in a mead body." Hence the Isdispeneilbie necessity it every person, vre incomes into that chase anima, . • -. .. - SCOTLAND. UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREW'S. 'g.nteAS. yOulig Gentlemen frequently Como from E9g• land to attend•the University of . St. Andrew's at an impro pee s lime of the year,,pablic notice is hereby, given, that the seve ral Classes of the United College in that Uniyershy will begin to bttcatgitt, the ensuing Session of College, as follows, viz. On Thursday, Sal; October, 1510. The rebik Lail* Bins, by - . Dr. Hu NT al. The Mils Greek. Class, by - Prof. HILL. And on Thuieday, nth November, The Private Latin Clem. by • - Dr. The Private Greek Class, by Prof. HILL. The Legit and Rhetoric Class, by . Dr. 1a . ... Ha Datil. The Moral Philosophy Class, by - Prof. Coo K. The Naomi Philosophy Class, by - Prof. JACKSON. The Ist and 2d Mathematical Classes, by Prof. HALDANZ. Also a Sd Clem for the several Practical Bras/hes of Mathematics, and a 4th. Class for the hylaer Bisoebesay, - Prof. HALD,tez. Thebiehlifilstnry Class, by - Prof.,Fitsess... Thedisisseof .Anatomy apd lkiedleine, by fir: Cligfaiiiinhe the French Language, by Dr. JAL HUNTILK. t . . N. 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