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.0 44 ►o*• rtttob Oreto. . 1:•" .1/4( r O N N 11,,,iN .. +C ,~~ ~, suMPER 2344• VAUXHALL. the patronage of his Royal Nieuwe' the PRINCE of WALES. V MON r) AY NEX T , Jul y 30, will he n f GRAND GALA, and brilliant Display of rum_ MKS. 31.6(l.—Theors open at Seven, and the Conceit i t Entitt Wand'. LET, the WHOLE, or UPPER PART da ittnigE, situate in the Seat part of Pa ; e te i c of three morns on a floor, with four mitift, two ... es ow ' groan', fla•or, with hitches sod coal-cellar. Apply et No. 91, (prietatetkos). ii , ( 1,4 i r T otbiislied, in royal seta'. (dedicated by permission Le. to op Bien Hun . Lard Elleaborongti) price il. i ts. 6d. Q PRACTICAL TREATISE on PLEAD ING in ASST.! MPSIT. Br r.formin'LAWlFS, Esq. Of the I Mlle? Temple, Barrister at 1 Air. LiiMil t Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell yard, taw , Tioivlst opmillialsed, price 71. Vol. XVI. Part I. or EpoRTA or CASES. ARGUED and DE TERMIN F.I) is lb HTGH COURT a CRAN. !MY. By F. VEZ ET, i.e. ' Of I.unrolli's.lnil, Banister al Law. D r Onn: Prtlitut • fur W. Bred, Law Bookseller, IBmll loot, Track -bar. ~. _ ftri4l7 will be published, is g vole. t i c 11qE1IVATIONS 0,. pow I.AR ANTI / QPIT ; Ithistrat.int the Origin, of our syst ematists, Ceremonies said Sopetstitions. By JOhIN BRAND, M. A: sod Seen:tart to the Society of Antiquaries of Loudon. _ R iutiag k g 3 . Walker ;11ilkie and Robinson; ft. I.ea ; hie aiA Co.; Longman, Herst, Ries, orme, and Brown ; • St..vut; J. Kabardsus; J. !ashler; and Jus. Johnson Co The follionnig extract front the Preface, written by Mr. id so long ago es t 794 will beat explain the intention of present work : "lo t h e ye a r 177. I repshlishal Bourne's Antignitstes sigma, a link work on this subject, which thee hail be. awe exceedingly z.earce, and sold very both ; malting (Auer ,tions on each of his chapters, and throwing the new dia. °vents tato an appendia at the end. That volume too, thew who ham onstslien strident for merit, is sue 'wan) in cataltigins at more than doable its or;ginal price. the /Alerting work, 1 base heels advised to diasolee onsi .sla the literary partnenliip, seder the firm of Bonnie and awl. sad to adopt a very different plait, ptesenting to the M r a colleetion, which, not only Croat the immense Va. of huh matter, bitt also fro% the tut.,lly different t atenrent pf the sin.jects, I (Litre myself 1 may with elan Well at propriety vesture to denonaluate so entirely 110 P use.* ", WaSIDERFTPI. NEW Ali ITiVA I 'S , IltnY I. L MENAGERIE. EXETER •C HANGE, STRAND, ItIVIIITtO MID IMP*OVLR ST S. POtii '? ' • Now Ow Ant F..ispowitm et Living 1, Now in the known Wisild. ,r,lAl' rernaraiingry animal, or ancitut fame, the RIIINnCEAOS, or. real Unienro All., a stoprodoo. ELEPII ANT ; A in ni PIRAUTIFIYI. ?A RR A ; FIVE MAJESTIC LIONS ;•-... ; SITE TREMENDOVS BENG 1L 'lowa. TYGERS; 1 A pair of laingbing RYSNAS ; festronrdiustry Soo LEOPARDS; The JAGIUAIL or TIGER CAT; EGYPTIAN CAMEL; TAP CYRUS, or GREAT CRANE of BENGAL; Ititli a crest variety of interesting Animals and Bir.M. .__ . . .. . A Pair of KANGAROOS, with their young um"; Three Balearic, or ROYAL CROWN CRANES ; A Pair of CORASOESI ' The Myer VULTURE . - The great female ELK ENEWS, or, Liiinsenes SOUTHERN OSTRICHES; And the vnorunini. SKrILCTON of :t SPERHACETI WHALE, %sly sin feet Inez, and the only one in Enzlantl. ••• D:vo.ki in titere apartments, at One Shilling tub, or Teo St,i ))) gs and Sisptace the whole. N B The iitaiu.t value given fur all kiuds of foreign Birds nod Beasts. WARR I::N'S LAVENDER L•'GA R. r II E above celebrated Article .tron2is rornm- I monvird tu the Pantie, ant only as tite roost aarreable toto'ionse t o t ennis in health, bit also an wonderfully refresh. t.. 4 to there lahouri. g under kvi is or illness of any kind, mid rartM nlaiir wLr er . the J 104411.4. IP .1)1 that nature an not to Wont it tr:neto.r a helm( kept open for any length if time; it Peit"romftltt•ee the ate of the chando r, and dames like. wive drliginfin ttttt I mast reviving to rhitne then/ash lin 'hole of the sp‘rtinrot. Ihr Cf)Nt; TRATED LA• VEI§ WA VI Lt.d:l in one of the tient preventives of ta ke/1.61.m0; win moron perfectly nal istp-ited is all etiolates, if r thetefore partond os l e reemsonctoled to all' perws tra• to ferny' ino ts , 111111 to 1111r1010111111 and captains of &Pa. aa a otefal And beneltrial arttrle of trade -o—Sold wl o e late mad retail by J itigge, at loos ‘VarebouTeo, 63, t'lle.op• yule, and 51 , Park street. GruTvciint,soluarr, in bottles at am. IJ . varh, dote inelttdel, •.• The Public. are tropertfit.l, ittfortnet, that raboeqneat to the retirement of Meows Warty', awl Co. how their late bowie of track, No a t, Carol...tile, the sale of the Loren darViiirar bar been estahlishe,l at J T. It taar'a u st,'"vr. alto .1t the IMP, by appoiatasent and, lilt twat., Ire irrt,rrsit garb bntile • ill be aboard by lbi pwrrlrtreg, M“..• G. Massbalt Nal ras t4l. sold as above the Oxilesede4 loila Powder', for ortk• iait O'rh Water ; sad also, tin Cbalybeatc Ap..rientort Chel. kaftan Sabi, prier es. M. 'sib s duty isehhird' DR. If azzmAmt GuTT4 sattirrAros. LIP!E raise of thi s infallelsie Neltvlseilse hdo bee" , Wag proved, Batt nothing of the present day C3ll eninpetition wilts It, la all the diffirent shizes of n litiarliaN which it ef e et ea ll e cures and el-AO...tr. from the halmt, withorit the painful feelings soil "INsior that attend tidiration, without ilebilitr.tiiz the t 'n•.l.tati u n in any di ction ht even relation! rgfillo . llll ., l 1, 111 holism, or restriction us diet. The radical tutu s of now inestimable Drops him periled their rlson to pithier pr • Trehati 0000 for ranee than 10 Grua In all ihhility, they oveA nevrefailing restorative, whellies the debility is pro dorrd by too free use of - illicit oluo.ures, or tire et 41- 11. of • warm climate. To i ' raerllers, and those tidal L'lno 14, they canned I , l` rPCI Pleat.. Id, 011:; ' 1, r who will 4 Nrs 'safe, s p ee d y , and eirroplete rare, all '"`,'.1•.111!1•1 r•ercrakinss th a t Ale cto the litadder IN. 1 ..04 urine. its rißrarr ninny 4 14 , 111r11 race let LI .11114%00M fin year. be . en deprived of that hAppiness h,d e s•le • and retail, at Ile Both r'a, No. a, t'heap- Sole r oriler of P.ltfrill.Nter•TOW; Anil retail key Belsn, Porta ; ies, lmes, Lid Mallory, l'ortista ; trills in I ,n vinsidth t Peek, Hull; Cslwrll and Nee bcria, withi n;Cu::uw,l4 al • Or! ; Stators, Lind., AI A:krut m, and Lothliiiry. ; Trewnian, co . 'er; Smith and Ilandeston. 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Hand somely printed in Quash', with Five beautiful Plates, by Medlaod, IRS hoards. PLU'FARCHN LIVES. Translated from the Original Greek ; with Notes, Critical and Historical; sod • Life of Plutarch. By Joh* L.nghueue, D.D. and William Lang hone, A.M. A New Edition, in six volumes, with Correc tions and Additions, by the Rev. Francis Wraughain, M.A. i F.II S. avo. at. as. boards. SATURDAY, JULY 28. 18104 If the appren• t 4 e shall not have served tee years in the ie. &rice class. in all other respects equally qualified: at all salmemirot con. minations, however, the caudidates %CH be require:l to read and translate French with/Cie:toy. After 'drain:sing into the superior class, the apprentices shall attend rit the Royal Naval College three or fair hours on the morniegs of every day in the week, except Sunday and the:eniablished holidays: where they shall be instructed in such parts of the tollowing subjects as shall appear to the Profes sor of the College to be best adapted to the object of the eatablishment, viz. the formatiou of able and useful ship builders Geometry, Flexions, Alg<•hra, Theory of Naval Ar- Plane l'.iganorartry, chiieeture, Mechanics, Malkin, Hydrostatics, The French Language, On Munslays, Tuesdays, and Wedneedeys, the apprentices Phan he employed at the College daring the hems shove mentioned, is the study of mathematics ' seder the pretests* or the iustrnetur ; ou Thursday and Friday mornings, in drawing, snider the drawing-mneter ; the art of perspective being most particularly applied in &anise the different mots of a ship; and the rooming of Saturday shall be appropriated to the study of such a o exercises tistbe French lan guage, seder the French 'raster, as may perfect them therein, and at the same time advance their professional kuow -Jge. This divitiou of time allotted for their studies, as, how ever, to Ise subject to such alterations as shall appear to the profiteer .last eiticalated for promoting the (+Nee/ of the institsithm. In the remaininx part of the day, when not attending at the college, they shall be rinpl oe, .1 tinder the master ship wright ur Mat' actor of naval ArClll tc:tnie, in the moulilduft, in the •arieres kinds of mutual ta.miir cony-fled with ship linilding ; in the arquiniunted of a complete knowledge of the different parts of a ship, and of the method of constructiog mid (*meninx the same, as *ell as iti discriminating her df fereut properties deducible from theorettcal calculatinsa i stun in the manaeconeot and convention of timber, and gene rally in such other wooer as the maser-shipwright sun/ consider us hest ails to retake them fully acquainted with all the detail of thug 'duties of a practical ship.sright To insure the punishment of offences committed by them Jima: their stietsdasice at the college, a hook shall he kept by the Mat actor, iu which suet' olfesices shall be entered ; and at the cad of each week, or oftener if there lit occasion, this book shall be seal to the office of the Commissioner, who will (mike suck imeishuient to be inflicted, as may be con . forinahle to the 011%131 treatment of apprentices in the dork yard. And at the end of each year, a politic examination shell take place, is the presence of the oflicers mentioned is th• third Article, sad a general stateineut of the improvement of the respective appreutiecs in the theoretical part ..f their poems , shit'l he transmitted by the Professor of the Cul. lege ; and of. their prime-et in the practical past, by the master shipwright, !hymnal' the COlllO6/SSIOIWf of the Deck yard, to the Ailinirolka.office ; to the evil that, if it shall tip• peer hat an epprestice hey eartieulerly distinguished him self in any of the department of has profession, the Locale Conimi , niusen of the Admiralty may confer on limn such mark of their approbattuo as their Lurdshipe may drew ex, pedieut, The last year cf their apprenticeship, or such part there rof es the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty may thiuk proper, shall he served at ma, Mauch of His Majesty's ships as their Lordships aliall direct, wills a view of obtaining some practical knowledge ill the steering, sailing, ti intinitie, and hallastine of a ship; in making remarks on the unititin and sail king of a ship, in all her parts, in bad scathes., and on a high sea ; the standiog aad straining of the masts and yards, ender sorb reevaluates ; the placing of the axed blocks, with a view Is the proper leading of ropes, Sac ; and, generally, in übtaining such information as the etiolate, emperfter, autd other Officr rs of the ship 'May, by their rx ------"----, and tomb as their own observations prrirucc, way suggest. Darin; the tone that ont.l an spm entice shall be on holt d a ship, be will he required to keep a journal of hi. remarks and uhoirmatione, arranged under distinct L 11.15, noting such improvements is any part of the ship, or an, this; cusnect eil therewith, :.,1 in my suggest themselves mina, front a mi nute attention to the circumstances Ity which a skip Is affect ed at sea; a copy of which journal is to be transmitted to the Admiralty. A cabin, or birth, will he allotted to bins in the gun room, or in sonic other ...lush!, port of the ship; he shall MCP, n ith some of the Of f icers, awl be treated, in all respects, 111/ a gem Irmau. Salaries to he allowed Apprentices of the Superior Clau : If the appren- If the appren. lice shall hare tee Isbell hare served two years served three S. .a that rlabs. I years in that clan. I 10 year L6u - .- - lot year , -- 2.1 yrar 7u year ad year 9.1 year tat 9 ,1 411, year I 3d year ill year i ri sth year I 4th yell 9 Jli year I ill., 6th year Ati y..ir I 4th ytar Ito I 7th year tith year I 5t6 year t.vi Upon their return from sea, until they can ha appointed Offintrl in consequence of vacancies having ma:erred, they shall be employed as Overseers of ships building, to assading the Master Shit weight in the different Yards, and their assist ants or foremen; is the mould tuft, udder the timber master t or is any other ritualism is whieh the Master Shipwrigh; may have ocetninu ID employ them, with She approbation u( She Commissioner: daring that interval they shall hats 1591. per annum; nod if such ratamies should nut happen (se three years after their return, they shall then hare haul. per annum until they be provided for. Is order ths the easier, of ?none men, whose eilecatinn has been oistaised at a considerable expeure to Government, 11399 not be hot on_ the expiration ul their apprenticeship, . .. • they shall each of theta, tweviourly to their ?flies in the Ise required to Gild tau sureties, to enter tutu hood to the antosot of Soul. and in the event of so apprentice hems discharged fur misconduct, the ■meant of the him& toe au much of it ss may tudetauify Government for the slipcase ineurreilin his CdUCSIIiOII, shall he forfeited. _ . 'f he Ohjelst 0114 summation is to improve the fp 11 Ora. 601111 of the Shipwrights in the Dock yards, aml therelw to inseire n soreessios of artificers, from &moue shoos officers of the di sernisti.ni of master-wwasuross, foremen, Sit will he sleetcd, nod from those the appointmeots of the superior officers its His Majesty's Dock-yards, awl Surveyors of the Navy, will ultimately Ire made. The day of examinatioo is lied for the first Wednesday is Noa•tnher next (7th November, trio). A census number of apprentices sow in the Dirk-yards are to be ',leaped from manirnl lalr•nr, topmost? themselves for the examination ; moil this public aetire of the gratifications expected from those who intend to became candidates, and of the day on which sorb eawitilates will be examined, is gore, in order that the noinher to be catered in the superior class of op pientires (which in the first year is to be limited to melte; nosy be irketid hum those best qualified, w►ether beitinvieg to the 1),41..y0rd or not. Sock pri. , n, of the dtveriptioa before mentioned, oho may ble ileairuus hecotnits4 eaiwhilates fur aitaiiiniinn to the maperior elms of •ligareotieito to helonx to His Majesty's Dock-yen' at P..f toarlllib, are therefore hereby informed, that they writ be nntloc , l to wail toiaiee of their initntioa to the Nary Hard, or the Ci.niunoronier rrf His NlAryty's Dock. yard at Post.r.tenth, on the tath of I Ittob, r, I and they must be prepared with every docnnteut and gn dlilC/11141E1 RI thi s adecrtirentent, and be at Portsrue , utts lioek-yard at eiglat o'clock no the morainic of the day of 1 . ."111111111011, via 7th NOTCUILI r , IS to, •nd react t•ir (other Goa the CoartaiaMoisa r for th-ir pr • ri r,Loes. A. NELSON, aeoreary • Nary-Ofcr, Jeer in, 8910. TEI h: Principal Offirers seed Concrussiofters of Ifis .ilojort o 's &nay glee No•tee, that a Plea rif Ethuratioo his &•ra errotilirhtd at the Royal !Vital ('allege it Ills Mojc.ly'r po r k rani 1,11 Portursout4, for a Saperiar CAW of r i-pent,” so slopirrWirs. That the naintwrof Minicab in the superior class of ship. wrie!its' upper ices shall, in thefirst instance, be limited to tn, ire•, but will gradually he increased to twenty-live. The permit of apprenticeship shall he seven years; bit for • saisiket who may have previously served in the i erector elms ul apprratiers .• His Majesty's yards for the space of two yeata, it shall be only six years; sad only five years fur a tandem who may have previously sawed in the said class fur the spare of three years. An iiistructui is the theory of Naval Archilerturc will be ahkd to the present establishment of the Rural Naral College, to amia particularly is the instrectiou of this class of appreatirers The caudidatia fu• admission mist predate certificates from two 1 entice, able physiriaus, or siliceous, that they are of sound health and emistitution, awl likewise proof (nob the regiater of the psi tilt in whirls they were born, of their bring at least littems, lint Mote than errrllle, is sears of Sri excepting eandid•tes from •nsony the slope rights' appren tices of the yard, who may be admitted if they shall nut here served toner than these years of their time. Casithilati • shall be mutants:4l on the first Wednesday in N.lNelllllPr IQ earl. year, h'• the Professor of the Royal Naval College, asinsteil by the Instructor in the Theory uf Naval Archi tecture, is the presence of the Commissioner of the Yard, the Lieutenant-Governor of the College, acid Master Ship. ',right, who shall jointly report the resale of the essarium tin,. to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Carefully inserting the names of the sanalidates iu succession, aecord iug to their ro.proire merits. The foliawing shill he the subjects of rumination, with whichever, critvh,l4te must b.: perfectly negnain nl let. Reading Loglish, and mats % it will. facility from dietatiuia. ed. The first fuer rotiva t f Ar;thmrtie, mod lb. Rale of Titter it wikric ratu!k.fs, And &leo in vels4r and decimal frattiowc _ _ _ _ _ ad. The Ant Ittiee Mat of F. elide Element% by R. Simian, with the .•>.. epl WO Of I'VOIKOIIiOOM 41, 44, 45, Book I ; sued of Pro;loaltinn. 4, g„ In , 11. 14. &Mk 11. Is this part oldie eltaintosethme, besiLlessisies tb• e m s t p reeiee h• tninutrattootts, the Ceedidetoi +nil hc.rprete4 to mac the eon 'leucite:as in • prectieel manner, with essipas a as s ad a rukr. _ _ 40. The Freud!' language, ■ kuowlerlizr of which, al though ...it a!motutely require.' is the evudulvte, who suav pls.:cut thc.w.hres toi the hurt 11154111W11 ~,,, heid s will s ncetitlicle•s, give a preltiture to those who are PIM' SIXPENC -HAL ;NN?• This day is published, iu Three Volseases, seem C A :NIB It IA N IC. .1 . Ult E ; a Novel. By •NN ur SWANSEA. Printed fur T. Kerb), Shtrord-street, Boottatreet; said Albemarle-street . • Of %gloom may be bad, THE BENEVOLENT as. CLIME, • Noel, y solo. WRE/G V / / t.LLIG&A GERMAN PAPE&S. I ST. PETRIISSURGN, JUNE 4,9. The following reports have been receited fr o m the Central of infuniry, Omni Kemeriski, Com inansler-in-Chief of our army in !kidded& r— t. After tikiag Mongols, en attempt was made on liosrams. The enemy was driven into the town, and a Bairacter awl 22 privates made pet. loners. The Sereakier Peliv&n attempted to re. take loiangela, Lut was repulsed ; be then retreat ed in the utmost haste, to Eterodettik. The corps of Gen. Kninen*lry marched oa the Pliti of WIT to Bacter Kin, but his advanced guard war at litinun. The next day the corps of Livotenmt-Genersle Count Lei.geron„ Essen, Marko's. and Lewis, alto advanced front Ih:erases. Facing our intrench. ments on the island of Otirnar, the Turks began to raise batteries. On the tAth of April, 111 , jor•Gen. Steter carried a redoubt belraging to the enemy, on an island opposite Silistria. The Turks., under cover of a viSlent fire from the fortress, as.enibli.d to retake it, but were repulsed by our chs-senrs. Tbis island is still occupied by one of our de. tachments. 011 the igth, Lieutenant-General Sass passed the Danube in boats, and occupied Stertokay : on this occasion five cannon., of me• tal, and two of iron, were taken from the ene my: Oar loss consisted of ten men only. The Commander-hi-Chief of the army is beforr Silistria, and intends v, invest this fortress from all sides on the 23 1 of May ; we then obtain a safe commonica. tion with the corps of Lientenunt-Geoeral Sass; and a considerable corps takes its direction to Schurnaltt. Lieuteintot.General Markoff joined Lieutenant- General Karnenshy in the neighbourhood of B Isar& shik, in consequence of which the Seraskier Pe. liven will be attacked without delay. " Lient..General Count Kameniky attacked the fortress of Bazard4liik, in which there was a Turkiqx corps of 10,000 men, and took it by storm. The celebrated Seraskier Pelivau, with all the officers' and troops that remained, 1,500 in number, were 6iEen F.sur standards and several pieces of cannon were taken. The loss we sustained in this action is, God he thanked, not very great. " Tnr Serarkier's standard, and his staff of cow. - mend, are already here. The report in full on this important victory will soon be sent. Silistria has been invested, without any treat resistance on the put of the enemy. The Commander-in-Chief has advance I in person against the Grand Vaier to Schuvela.--(Currrepondeat.) JUNE U. The day before yesterday Te Ileum was chromed on account of the victory gained over the Turks, -and the taking of Silistrie. Slaty-seven standards taken filed of before the troops ou parade. We soon expect the particelars of the taking of SilistriA, as well as the news of a pitched battle with the army of the Grand Vizier, which, to judge from the position of both armies, is unavoidable. The day before yesterday the E.npi_ror presided in the Council of the Empire. iAt Cremated' 175 merchantmen are already aerie. ed since the navigation bas been open, and a fourth • part of them with cargoes.—(Curresp•adene.) It is said that the Seravkier Patine, ■ Polish renegado, will be sent hither as a prisoner. —After the important conquest of Silistria, the Grand Virer is said to have made proposals for peace, but whether they hare been accepted is not known. Anions the foreigueis here is the Ex-Captain Pacha, brother to the velehrated Mostapha Bairactar ; he is treated with great iti•dinction.—(Sierie Zeitamg.) SPEECH OF KING LOUIS TO THE LEGISLATIVE BODY. "G•arbsßaw-1 charged the Ministers of the Council' to present to tour Assembly the reso lution which I find myself compelled to take, in consequence of the military occupation of my capi. tal. The brave French soldt;n have no other env. mice than such as are enemies ti the common rause of Hod Ind and myself ; they are, and ought to be, receive,' with all the regards and eitility pow. aible : but it is not Irmo true, that in the actual situation of Holland, when an entire army, a crowd of Custom-house °livers, and when even the national army, was taken from aoder the power of Government—when eve►y place, with the exception of the capital, was under the orders of o foreign of. ticet—l thought it right to declare to Marshal the Duke of Reggio, and to the Chargé d'Affaires from the Eini,eror, that if t:iey occupied the capj. tal and should tonsure, that opera. (101 l 5, a mandrat violistma of the rights of the people, and of the most r 64 (IA rights ansoog men. It was this which geode toe refuse the Custom. .„0,; u , Ph, r I '.71)41 3ri.tt, 0 1 . c; Col tr, -.I ramie, 0 1 , Cir. , cra Ake, ,nt. Ml O4 4 ,01 401, fa K.. wi IV I