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WHEREAS it has been humbly represented to the KING, that between the hours of three and four o'clack on• the morning of Sunday the 29th of July lasi, the PRIM TING-HOUSE of Mr. THOMAS GILLET, in Crown ourt, Fleet-street, was discovered to be on FIRE, by which the same was entirely consumed; and that there is every reason to believe the Premises were WII.FLTL,LY and MALICIOUSLY SET on FIRE by some evil-minded Person or Persons unknown : HIS MAJESTY, for the better apprehending and bringing to Justice the Persons concerned in the above Felony, is hereby ptt Ised to promise HIS MOST GRACIOUS PARDON to any tem of them (except the Perms who actually set Fite to the said Prtraises) who shall discover hii or their Accomplice or Accom ?ices, so that be, she, or they, may be apprehended and con creted thereof. R. krnER. And, as a further encouragement, a Reward of FIVE HUN DRED POUNDS is hereby °Mired to any Person making such Discovery as aforesaid (except as N before excepted,) to be paid• em the Conviction deny one or mire of the Offender!, by Mr. J , ere STAYMID, Chief Clerk of the Public Office, Bow-street. SALES BY AUC rioN. NAVY-OFFICE, Jae 20, 1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -810 NERS of hi/ MAJESTI"J vr, kerely give Notice, That a Plan of Education has been established at the Royal Naval College, at his 11taj.!s . y's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, for a Superior class of Apprentices to Shipwrights. The number of Students in the superior class of Shipwrights' Apprentices shall , in the first instance, he limited to twelve, but vacan:les should not happen :all then have .ClBO per an In order that the ierviees teen ob.aintal at a c•oasida'ablst be lest dh the expiration ef them, previously to find two sureties, to enteral. is the event of an Al•prentiee the amount of the bond, vernmeit fur the expo forfeited. STOCK FISH FOR SALE, FOR LXPORTATION OR HOME CONSUMPTION. At the London Inn, Plymouth on Saturday, September 1, by eleven o'clock In the forenoon, _ _ ABOUT 19 TONS of STOCK FISH, in excel lent cosadition.—For viewing the same, apply to Messrs. Haytor and Co. Merchants, Plymouth ; or to Augur 13, 1810. J. PRIDHAM, Broker. 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 in his Majesty's yards for the space of two years, it shall be only six 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 Arc'aitecture will be added to the present establishment of the Royal Naval College, _ _ NORFOLK. VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE SPORTING MANORS, and EXCELLENT I'ARNI, with immediate possesgion. • To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BURT, At the Angel Inn, Norwich, on Saturday next the Vlth of August' precisely at four o'clock in the afternoon, A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, at HOLT, in NORFOI.K : to assist particularly in tin) instruction of this class .f Apprentices: The Candidates for admission mu•t produce certificates from two respectable Physicians or Surgeons that they are of sound lwa:th and con,titution, and likewise proof from the register of the parish in which they were born of their being at least 1.5, and Let 1. The Manors of Holt Manor, Holt Market, and Holt 'Males, with the Fines, Quit rents, &c. also a commodious Farm House, Barn, Stable, and Out-houses, with 1000 Acres of Arable and Heath Land, lately inclosed by virtue of an Act of Parliament. not more than 17 years of age, excepting candidates from among. the Shipwrights' Apprentices of the Yard, who may be admitted it they shall not have served more than three years of their time. ! Candidates shs'.l be examined on the first Wednesday in Novem. ALBION l'lllE AND LIFE-OFFICE, LONDON.' August'l6, 1810. 71:0TICE is hereby Given, That a General Court, . 11 of Propri-tors of the ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSU RANCE COMPANY will be held at the Company's tionata In- NLW BRIPGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS, on Thurioday the 30:h ins:ant, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon; for the election cd A.Lli,ors for the current Year, in conformity to the Deed of Sit. t i l rete. The Ballot will open at twelve, and close at threaiirt;- oat% By Order of the, Board of Directors, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. • !..\\ - I FT and Co. Contmactors with GOvernment for present LOITER Y, reopectfully inform thvlic, that '::clots :Lad Shares are r_•lNng in great •ariety. at their Offtes, No. 11, POULTRY, Nn. le, CHARING CROSS, No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET, Andby their Agents In the Country —The Prices are arch lower than in the last Lottery, and the Scheme, which is highly ap prom!, contains an additional .Z:30,000 Prize, wlth 1000 l4um. kis leis than the 1a.% The Draw,ng will begin and finish 19th OCTOBER. • SCHEME. 5 Pi izes of £20,001) are £lOOl.OO • 5 2,000 10,000 5 1,000 5,000 10 SCO —• 5,000 30 100 3,900 50 50— 2,100 100 2; 2,T0 _ _ . - 4,400 -- -- •m• 15 -- - 72,000 4,100 Numbers, 5e2.00,000 FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. _ . In the LAST LOTTERY, No. 4,469, a Prise of ..Cce,nco, was sold at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, in Sixteen Sixteenth :hares, besides several inferior Capitals. This day was published, in Two Volumes Crown &taw), price Us. in boards, the Fifth Edition, sOlth additional matter ; the whole h-in revi4ed and newly arranged, of . L ETTERS or. the ELEMENTARY PRINCI PLES of EDUCA PION. By ELIZABETH HAMILTON, Author of the Memoirs of Modern Pliilwophers, Cottageri of Glenburnie, &c. Printe , i fur Wale and' Robinson, and G. Robinson, in Pater; snuff r.w; 1. K. Newman and Co. Leadenball-street ; and los. In.,oson a.:•1 St. Ploys Church-yard; W.. Laing, and Maw., a::d Nl,' • , Edinburgh. A/3R ICUI. aU 4 i. r." 14 IEREDa BRANCH of EDUCATION, TLis ply was published, price 54. Illustrated with uutiseroas Ergravi!ri, - - A GRAMMAR of the FIRST PRINCIPLES of AGRICIILTVRE, intended as a Branch of Education for Yoi ng Persons, who are likely to pus their lives In Rural Dein- latiutis, as Country Gentlemen or Practical Farmers. • By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. ••• '• - Author of Pmrtictl Agriculture, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, &c. &c. The Di finitions, Facts, and Principles contained in this small co Ilmitted to memory during the plniod of Education, t, a failtobe highly useful to young person s likely to pass their 'hi. country ; and to cr.eate, in due time, general and en -1 jitertil vi , .ws en the subject of rural improvements, among that sibs of the community who have the means of making them Prink(' for RICIIARD PUILLIPS, Bridge-street, London ; and I. be Lad of all Booksellers, Newsmen, at:d Dealers in Books. Of whim May also be had, PRACTICAL AoßTcot. ruat ; or, A System of Modern HIM. htlery, by Dr. Dickson ; in 2 vols.4to. price .C 4 145. Gd. boards. Le Fmt m sa's KALIN on it, containirg the birds: ens ma all kinds : , Lrirs dining every month of the year, by Arthur Young, Esq. itiet hn.u-ds. T,) SJLI) BY PRIVATE CO.; MAGI', LiNCOL/ISHIRE.--ISLE OF AXHOLME. (F. , :her together or in Parcels,) A . FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, -and LEASE -1101.1) ESTATP, situate within the Parishes of Haley and Owston, in the !sir of Al:holt - tie, in the County of Lincoln : cintistilig of the N'anor of Haley Hall, Garth, and several Mee. slag:4 a -d Farm:—c.pitaini g together about 000 Acres, having a 3.0.1 Warping Cloogh thereon • also, the Great Tythes arising tom nearly 30 00 A ries o f L an d, situate in 'the several Town ships Parishes of Haley and Owston afnfecsid; and, also, the Tiles of Hemp and Line in the Pariah of Owston aforesaid. Pat t :he E+ ate is conveniently situate for Warping, and about ti% Acres ther-r f Are now iu course of Warping, .tieing the se enal year of ha progress. The Esta , e may be entered to at Lady-day next, and part of the p : tchase Money may remain on s.cttrity, if required. For fa liter particulars, apply to Messrs. Brown and Harris, B arton-on-Hun:her, Lincolnshire . FitEEFIOLD.—NEWPQR'I', VitHIPPINGHAM, AND ARRETON, ISLE OF WIGHT. To he PEREMPTORILY SOLD to ths best Bidders, in Two Lo's, pursuant to an Order of his Majesty's Court of Exche quer, upon a Writ of f Extt en, the King v. John Ja.-ols, before Abel Moysty, Esq. the Doily Rentembrancer of the said Court, at the Bugle Inn, at Newport, on Friday next, the 24th August, 1810, at twelve o'clock at noon, subject to such tonditions as may be produced at the time of Sale, Substantial MESSUAGE or DWELLING -1 HOUSE, with a walled Garden, Mee it, and Out-buildings; situate on the South side of Lugley-street, in Newport aforesaid, new in the oecuration of Mr. John Penford ; and a Close of rich ,Meadow Land, containing, by estimation, four Acres, more or lets. called Shide Mead, adjoining the Medina River, in the pa-' fishes of Whippirgham and Arreton, late in the occupation of him Jacob, Esq. and now unoccupied. .Further partkulars may shortly be had at the Off ce of *be So -1 a:ors for the Affairs of Taxes, No. 3, Craven-stree, Strand, London ; of Messrs. Clarke: and Srwell, Solicitors, as Newport; at the place of Sale; and at the Chambers of the said Deli ity Remembrancet in the Exchequer• Office, in the Inner Tent , ;:e, London. _ Lot 2. Ten Acres and ^ 7 Perebeg of Land, in I.etberingsett, lying in a place called ONeo Well Bottom. The PrentiA:i are all Freehold, the Land-tax is redemed, and the only nutzologs are two free rents of XI I' ls. and tenpence payable to the Manor of Holt Peerers. . Holt is situated in a fine sporting part of the County, abounds tvrith Game, is in the vicinity of several Noblemen and Gentle men's seats, 21 miles frunt Norwich, 12 front Aylsbarn, and ten from the much admired Bathing place Cromer. The premises are a small d:stance fro.n the town—the Houle -may, with a small addition, be made to accommolate a Sporting Oehtleman, with little inconvenience to the Farmer. The Estate may be viewed by applying on the premises. Particulars may be had. and a plan of the Estate may be seen, by applying to Ge:)re Paltnr,E4q. Doughty-creet, Loudon ; Messrs. Smith and Sharpin, Solicitors, lieccles ; or the Auc tioneer, Norwich. SURRIY, BETWEEN KINGS lON AND ESHER, a short distance front the Thames.—Eligible Cottage Residence, Cot ta ;es, Gardens, Nursery-Gronnd, Farm, and Land, 'I lianies Dkton Common. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, August mouth, at Twelve, in Lots, by order of the Executors of a Gentleman decea sed, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, principally free of Great cythe, and Land-tax redeemed; coMprisitr , ' an eligible Cottage Farm House, with xcellent Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, Barns Stables, and Out-buildings, and enclosures of meadow and arable laud surrounding the house, and adjoining Rushet Common, containing Si Acres in : and. A Cottage, with Orchard, well stored with fruit -trees, and two incicmires of Melt. dose Land, in the occupation and on lease to Mr. Hill, adjo i ning. A Meadow' on the North side of Rushet Common, adjoining Gordon's, Esq. A double Cottage in the occupation of Mr. Patten, with garden, aid productive orchard. A picc.:. of Nu:- sery•Ground, in front of the Portsmouth road, in the ocntpatr and on lease to, Mr. Laing, Nurseryman. Two Cntages whit a NVheelwright's Shop, in the occupation of Mr. lie:int-Sy, and Mr Judd, tenants at witt. An Inclostire, called 131 tty ' :i sit uwe near the Fox and Hounds, containing upwards of six acres in hand. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Kennedy, near the Angel, Thames Ditton, of whom rarticolars may h had ; at ;he Argel, Du ton; principal Inns, Esher and Ewell; King's lie4d. Epsom , Messrs. Knight and Shrubsole, and the Sun. Kinvtoo ; George, and King's Head, Twickenham ; Bed Lion, Hounslow ; Is, Brentford ; Castle, and Greyhound, Richmond; at Garr away'. ; and of Mt. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. GROSVENORSQUAkE. Spacious roomy Fainly Mansion, excellent attached and detached Offices, Garden, double Coach-house, and Standing for seven Horses.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars, on Thursday, August SO. at Twelve o'Clock, AN eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com priing a sparions roomy Mansion, planned for the accommo (lotion of a Nobleman or Gentleman's family of distinction, desir ably situate the corner of North Audiey-street, Grosvenor sentare ; containing in the attics, three Sleeping.roneas, large Laundry and lumber-room ; second floor, 2 spacious Bed-chamb. rs, with closets acid Dressing-rooms adjoining two other sleeping-rooms ; on the first fl. :or a neat anti-room communicating by Wing-doom to a lofty Dravving.room, handsomely pmportioned, looking to the square, walls papered, marble Chimney .piece, and a spacious Bed chamber and Di Vbsirrroona adjoini 0,1; groun•cfloor, a handsome Entrance, yuccoed walls, Porters' Sfeepitig-rooms, and Closet; an elegant staircase to the first-floor, with a gallery, landing, 'aeon. dary staircase, an excellent Dining .parlour, Library, or Musing. room, windows looking ioto the garden, Dressing-room aljoining ; basement contains hous,keeper's room, with d nets and water laid on, Butler's Pantry, 2 roomy Wine Cellars, large Servants' Hall, Area, detached Kitchen-, Scullery, CaLarder, Viratli•house, Beer and Coal-cellar, and Dus.-bole, area front of the house ; with Vaults for Cord and other purposes, Dust.-Sole, and h!eps for Servan:s' entry, a double Coach Standing for seven H ages, with Lofts, and Men's Room over. To be viewed by Tickets ; Pardculars had on the Premises, of Messrs. Hoper and Broughton, Solicitors, Marlborough-hreet at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-. Anare, of whom tickets for viewing may be had. WINSLADE HOUSE, DEVONSHIRE, Within four toilet of Exeter, six of Exmouth, and twelve of SiJ mouth.—Spa:i Mi and elegant modern Brick-built Mansion; with exc..ilent attached and detached Oakes, extensive walled Gardens, Hot-houses, detached Faun-haase, and Uu•buildings with 270 Acres of rich Meadow, I'a•tu -a, and Arable Land, in a Ring Fence, with fits! Streams of Water. By Mr. ROBIN 3, At Conaway's, op Thursday, September the Ist, at Twelve, in One 1. ot, AVALUABLE FREEHoLD ESTATE; &m -prising a spacious substantial Brick-built Mansion, in cony. plete repair, planned for the accommodation of a Amity of dis tinction, with excellent °Men of all descriptions, extensive walled Gardens, Hothouses, and every other useful an t orna mental Appendage, the Residence and Property of EtSWARD Carsrean, Esq. deceased; situate in the Parishes of Clyst St. Mary and Clyst St. George, in one of the most salubrious, fertile, and beautiful parts of the county of Devon, within four miles of Exeter, six of Exmouth, and twelve of Sidrnouth ; with sundry enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable land, contain ing about 270 Acres, in a rh:g fence, divided by thriving hedges, ornamented by fine grown 1 imber, and watered by the Streams which serve the purposes of Irrigati..n and working machinery. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Pideley, Solicitor, Exeter, of whom Particulars and Ticke is for viewing may be had. Par fripeliars at the New London Inn and other Inns ha that City; Mg ., . Arms and London Inn, Lisiteard ; Post Houses, Botlnsin ; the lintel.. Plymouth and Weymouth ; White Hart and Ante lope. Salisbury ; Swan, Wells; King's Head, Bridrwater; prin cipal Inns, Taunton; White Lion, Bath; Bash Inn, Bristol; of Messrs. Forbes and Pocock, Solicitors, No. 5, Ely-plat:, Hot. horn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-Street, G4I• den-egisitre,Loradeu ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. About 400 Airdi'ilf rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, with sundry Cottages and Farming Buildings, contiguous to this Estate, ind in the parishes of Clyst St. Mary, Clyst St. George, and Sowton, will be shortly offered for Sale, of which doe notice will be given -. - The Plan may be seen at Pidsley's, Exeter; and Mr. Rohlns'iMarwick-stAwt, doldeti.luare. her in each year, by the Professor of the Roca N 'eel College, assisted by the Instructor in the Theory of NAe.i.l Architecture, inthe presence of the Commissioner of th e Yard, the Lieutenant- I Governor of the C'oTlege, and Mager Shipwright, who shall jointly report the result of the examinatiod to the Lords Cont i missioners of the Admiralty, carefully inserting the names of the Candidates in succession accerding to their respective merits. The following shall be the subjects of examination, with whiz% i every successful Candidate must be perfectly acquainted : Ist.—Reading English, and writing it with facility from dic tation. `2d.= the first four Rules of Arithmetic, ald. the Rule of Three in whole numbers, and also in vulgar and Decimal Frac- 2.l.—The frit three Books of Euclid's Elements, by R. Simp- Boa, with th. 2 exception of Propositions 42, 44, 45, Book I. :sod of Propositions 8,9, In, 11, 14, Book 2. In this part of the ex am tiatiers, besides giving the most precise demonstrations, the Candidates will be expected to make the constructions in a prac tical manner with compasses and ruler. lth.—The French Language, a knowktlge of which, although nnt absolutely required in the Candidates who may pre.ent them• :elvcs at the IlrA examination winch is to be bell, will, never- theles., give a preference to those who are in all other respects equally quaWled; at all subsequent examinations, however, the Candidates will be required to read and Iran. late French with facility. After admission into the Superior Class, the Apprentices shall 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 Holidays, where they shall he instructed in such parts of the following Subjects, as shall appear to the Professor of the College to be best adapted to the object of the Establislituent, viz. the Formation of able and %Battu) Ship guilders . Geometry, Fluxions, Algebra, henry of Naval Architecture, Plane Trigonometry, Drawing, Mechanics, l'he French Language. I lyeirmtatics, On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, the Apprentices shall be employed at the College during the hours abovemen -1101041 in the :itudy 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 parts of a Ship ; and the morning of eaturday shall be apprspriated to the Study of such books and exercises in the Fieuch Language, under the French Master, as may pertect them therein, and at the same time ad vance their professional knowle,!ge. This division of time al lotted for their studies is, however, to be subject to such altera tions as shall appear to the Processor hest 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 Arcletecture, in the Mould-loft, in the various kinds of manual labour connected with Ship building;. in the acquirement of a complete knowletlge of the &Mtn nt parts of a Ship, and of the method of constructing and fastening the sante, 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 other manner as the Master Shipwright may consider 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 he kept by the Instructor, in which such offences shall he entered ; and at the end of each week, or oftener if there be octesion, ,t his book shall be sent to the Office of the Commissioner, who will order such punishment to be inflicted, as may he conformable to the usu..l treatment of Apprentices in the Dock Yard. And at the end of each year, a public Examination shall take place h the presence of the Officers mentioned in the 3tl Article, and a Eeneral statement of the improvement of the respective Apprentices 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 Saipwright, through the Commissioner of the Duck Yard to the Admiralty Office ; to the end that, if it shall appear that an Apprentice has parti cularly distingetthed himself in any of the departments of his profession, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty may con fer on him such mark of their approbation as their Lor.!ihips may deem expedient. The last year of their Apprenticeship, or such part thereof as the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty may think proper, dial! be served at Sea, in such of his Majesty's Ships as their Lordships shall direct, with a view of obtaining some practical knowledee in the steering, sailing, inflaming, and ballasting of ships; in making remarks on the motion and working of a ship, in all her parts, in bad weather, and on a high sea; the standing and stra'nit•g of the masts and yards under such circumstances; the placing of the fixed blocks, with a view to the proper leading of ropes, z!cc. aati, eeneraiN, in obtaining such information as the Captain, Capenter ' and other Officers of the ship may, by their experience, comolunicate, and such as their own observations may suggest. dez the time that such an Appreotlee shall be on board a ship he will be requited to keep a journal of his remarks and observations, arranged und-r distinct heads; noting suck im 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 circunistatices 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 other suitable part of the ship ; lie shall mess with some of the Officers, and he treated in all respects as a Gentleman. Salaries to be allowed Apprentices of the Superior Class. It th. Apprentice I it' the Apprentice if the Apprentice shall not have shall have served I shall hare served I Sum. served u years in two years in that three years inthat I the interior class. class. . class. Ist year 9.(1 yea: yrar 4th year !tit year 6th year 7th year ]s: year year yt!gr 4t h year stlt year 6th year Ist year 2a ytAr year ith year sth year Upon their return from era t until they can he appointed ollicere in consequence of vacancies hiving occurred, they shall be etn- Voyed :iv Overseers of Ships building ; in avvisting the Nlastet- ShipwrOitv in the different Yardv, :viol their Assistants or Fore man; in t h e m m aa L o ft, order the Timber -master, or in iuy other vi:uation in which the Master Fhipwright may have ti,:ca- Ilion to employ them, with the approhat ion of the Corennivvionet ; timing that ii.terv..l the) Olga have per mutant; and if suc.i dons. 60 .70 80 90 IMO no Tl.e object of this Insti of the Shipwrights in ,'Fuecesion of Artificer*, scription of Mater Al., and from ihose, the Ltpointments Majesty's Dock Yartls, ma ely be made. The day of Examinrion , November next (7th November, prenticts now in the Dock Y , labt.ur to prer are thenrif notice of the Ttalifications become Candidates, and be exam:ned, is given, the suiserior Class of Ai limited to twelve) may Cher belonging to the Dot, Sueb Persnrs of the desirous of bee ming Class of Apprentices, . Portsmouth, are therefore required to send the Commissioner of , on the 44th of October, every docontstit and qt ment, zrd be at Pert tniouti Moral got the day of exam and wait fur farther dareztions proceedings. MESSRS. I.TTi those that ettly porary or permanent advance any sum from or any other security in the Funds, Cl:rgymens' Leagliold F.states, on tl Personal application Messrs. Lucas audCo. daily receive at their house, N 0.19, ferns/11-street, St. lames's, tither personally or by Ittter, post-pahl. N. B. Ten years plirc4ase will be given for well-secured Annuities. BUTLER'S celebrated REITORATI VF TOO rl I POWDER. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea teir-,, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but the Proprietor of MI 11.Eit's TOO i POWDER would beg leave to remind his Country-women ti.at the lustre of their Charm, loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or shew a rotten and unhealthy appe.trance—this is the more inexcusable, as the p. - esent preparation affords the infallible means of removing every b:ltish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being composed of Vegetables. It Is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and detects. and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No com position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has met such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty Itself. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Edin burgh and Glasgow; Belam, Portsmouth; Newbery and Son, Du: fin ; Pack and Turner, Hull ; Husland and Hayden, Ply mouth; and mast Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at 2s. Bd. each. THOSE who suffer nervous irritation from weak. nest of stomachobstructed bile ' and bad digestion, will find relief in SPILS BURY's PATENT AN I'ISCORISUTIC DROPS, which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without its irritability ; they also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the sp. p..itite, and an increase of spirits as the health improves.—in deep. seared abscesses, where a cure could scarcely be contemplated, so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the best hopes of success. In Eruptive, Scrophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Scorbutic complaints. its reputation is establidsed.—West India orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. The genuine Medicine has the government duty printed on a black ill's stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent," ex pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and °lnside wrapper. _ . _ _ _ . Sold 15, Sohn-svAre, in small bottles of ss. 61. doui;le" bottles ICs. and larger Li...!..—Cdn.ipounl Essence Bs. DR. 1. ithEMAN'S cum SAI.UTAIUS. ri`llh v.►lue of this Infallible Medicine has been so long proved, that nothing of the prevent day can bear a competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates front the habit, without etching the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without debilitating the constitution in 3:ly degree, or even regd.. ring confinement from btrdness, or restriction in diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation fur more than 30 years. In all the debility of both sexes, they prove a Inver failing restorative, whether the debility isproduced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or thee& fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad.-.. T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those Who will re• ceive a ...tie, speerly, and complete cure in all old stubborn Glees, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers who for years had been deprived of that happiness. _ _ _ Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, CheapsLde, tor• ner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Smith, Edinburgh and Glas• gow ; Belem, Portsinnutk; Newbcry and Son, Dublin ; Pack and Turner, HuU; Hovland and Hayden, ; and by most Booksellers and Medicine Venders In every Town, in boxes at :.5.91 and Ils. each. TO THE POOR, WIIO HAVE CHILDREN AFFLICTED IN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. - MRS. JOHNSON having observed, in walking through the different Streets in working Neighbourhoods, numbers of Children reduced almost to Death's door with the agony in Cutting their Teeth, and whose Parents (hardly able to procure Bread for themselves) are under the painful necessity of seeing their Babes suffer, not having it in their power to purchase a Bottle of the AMERICAN SOO MING SYRUP to alleviate their misery; and having met with such universal success in the sale of her Medicine, during the space of three years, in restoring several hundred Children who were thought past recovery, by only having their Gum, rubbed with the Syrup, it being u plea• cant as efficacious, and gives instant relief. She, therefore, wish ing to extend it; usefulness, and taking compa.sion on the rising generation of the Poor, intends to distribute among them (flan • ts) One Hundred Bottles weekly; viz. so on Tuesday, and SO on Saturday, Mornings, (from Nine to Ten o'clock,) at her Huse, No 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street. —They are re• quested to brirg a Phial. Mrs. J. hopes, at the same time, that Persons who can afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure the Poor, by obtaining what is intended for their relief alone. To be had of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Co 94, blew.. man-street,Oxford-street; and Retailed by Golding.. Conde ; Mrs. Richardson, Manchester; Jones, Portsea, Hants; New bery, Dame-street, ; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at ita. 9d. a bottle, for ready money only. N. B. Be sure to uk for Johnson's American Soothing Syrup. . • - • -tve• to arts• ; t •! A • 4 '. °P .A‘•• [PRICE MXPENCE-HALI*PIi.N . ippen forthree years. ftertheir return, diet ter annum until they b.: provi.led for. •ri:es of young men, who.e education has iderable expence to Governrn:nt, may not m of their apprenticeship, they shall each their entry into the Yard, be required to tree into bond to the amount of £5OO, and , prentice being discharged for misconduct, or so Mitch of it a. 'nay indemnify Go. :tics incurred in kis Education, shall be mtitutinn is ro improve the quatlicadons the Dock Yards, and thereby to emtrre a 1, front among whom OfliC , .l s of the de- least.rers, Foremen, &c. will he selected, ?ointments of the Superior Officers in his I, and Surveyoss of the Navy, will obi. rion Is fixed for the first" . .."ednesday in 4overnber, 1810); a cer.aiti number of Ap- lock Yards, are to be ea . used from manual a.elves for the examination, and this public aions expected from those who intend to td of the day on which such Candidates will in order that the number to be entered in Apprentices (which in the first year is to b: y be elected from those best quatifi,d, Disk Yards or not. de-erection before mentioned who may be Candidates for admission to the superior , to helm' to his Majesty's Dock Yard, at refore hereby Informed, that they will be e of their intention to the Navy Board, cr ill. Majesty's Duck Yard at Portsmouth, er, t RIO ; and they most be prepared with qualification mentioned in this Advertise. :mouth Dock Yard at Fight &Clock in the f examinirion,viz. the 7th Novem'ler, 1810, lareztions troy the Commissioner for their MONEY. re AS and Co. beg leave to inform be in want and desirous of borrowing terns sums of in mey, that they can at all times t to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal Arising from Marriage Settlements, Money mens' Liv'sngs, or Freehold, Copyhold, and n the most liberal and honourable terms. — Messrs. Lucas antlCo. daily receive at their