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e~ a'; • .. sums 2404• ;if! ._.—.....'='--- - • - - ---- • . Fr, IWNATRR RTW AL, COVENT-GAR UMW. ri MONDAY NEx T, October R, will be I wired Sloskopcare's 'lnv dy of I i A mLET, I , RINcE OF DENMARK. hokt,Hr. Nemble; Petunias, Mr. Simmons; Laeites, ' a we; Egertonllr Moira) , ; the Ghost of Ham.: Father, Mr Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Wesley; ()plug's, Miss Holton. Towlneb will he added, the Ballet Pantomime of OSCAR AND MALSINA ; oft, THE NAI L . OF FINGAL. (lie descendant of Fingal), Mr. Bologna, jun. ; pc Idol. Clitellain), Air Feeley. Al air ina (daughter ), Mrs. Flacon (being her first appearance on this ).• 7s . *rood Price 3s. 6d —Pit 3s. 6d. &coed o .—loser lialiery ds. Second Price la—Upper Second Price 6d. :T os • day, The foliations Lovers.---Ois Wednesday s 7,„,,m Opera at Abroad mid at Huific.—OnThurildsry„ Cordell' by a Young Lady ( being her first op• 1 . , May, The Road ts. Rata. • f▪ able are respeelfetly informed, that a New D r a. titmouse, is is relieersid, and oil I.sipaedily be produced. t he ROYAL, LYCEUM'. pew the Atkeity qf the Lo - d Ckaatherlare.) iiiet FVEISiNdI, SATtiROAY, (,)rtehol 6, Tbtu 'Willits' F.rvaats will act the Comedy of THE JEALOUS WO. E. • , If, w rou: htoo ; Major Oakly, Mr. Palmer ; [' Mr. NOWA ; Ramer, Mr. Pern's • Sir Hairy , Nr . Rao. II ; Capt. 01.:utter, Mr. &apietu.. i Mrs. Nrs Glom; Lady Freelose, Mrs. Sparks; Harriet, oirf To which will be addle Ed. tbt Farce of 'p.m WEATHRCOCK. il Pepe , ilr. Wewitaer ; Tristram Fickle, Mr. De p ; Brebot, Mr. Osbert> ; Sneer, Mr. Peale,. VSTi. LSI Kelly ; Ready, Mrs Scott. Ellmu) Piers to be taken of Mr Spring, at the Roa - m the hood Eutriume; of whom may also be had e Wise!, sightly. tiS Stand PI OT 9a —Pit 3S. 64. Second Price 2s is. Second Price le.—Upper Gallery Is. St-toiul rrJ Yowls!, the Comedy of the Clandestine Marriage 10104, .lfr Lo vegrove To which will be added, the • a Hii ur tVedoesday, the Comedy of The to fiery Him.—On Thursday, the Comedy of John RA THE BENEFIT OF MR CROSSWAN. ROYAL AIIPHITHBRIEATRE, DGE. WESTMINSTER N MONDAY is; FA I', October 8, 1810, • variety of New and Select ENTERTAINMENTS brb“tylitiuorod, particularly in the EQUESTRIAN ARTSIENT. COMIC SONGS. A Grand Nouvelle wens e 4 Pedestrian SPECTACLE. The whole to !hob with' COMIC PANTOMIME. Arts telt tud ot Mr. Cruastran, at the Surrey Print- Mee, Se. 7, Wesinsmster-Rridge Road, and at the or, Ow places may be taken. ICHAKDSON, GOO DLUCK, and CO.. Cannttnis with Go•ernment foe the Freesia STATE lUll, ... w etfelly Inform the Politic, that TICKETS SHAKE% are mow en Sale at their aliere, Sank -buibl kficalill, esd opposite the King's-moos, Charing-elves. SCHEME. I .d. . . . ;..st . L inn "o s . ..... • • . • 10000 I ,01/0 5410 It,. 5. S • 4,300 Is we • *•• 79,0110 L.sno,oen r TAN' of IS Number ....411% to be Draw■ the igth 113 SIONTH. lISANSCOMS AND CO. I. SI YERIGHT, Ihirrivul Partnn, nod rule romichir, IESPECTFULLY :1 , 9114185t the Puhlie they ere I nor selling Tickets and Share:: in she greatest variety of ins, at their truly fortunate tidires, No. 37, CORN• L is, H IO I.IIORN, soi, HAYMARKET, and ef9, IAND. For the last siren yearn they knee been For servant favourites i and in the last and this year only, dined and meld -him ef....1.26,000 5 Prison a Limo as L. in,nnt. I. snn is Imo The Fire'. l•y. L.4lPose of sno Tickets The (AM 1t5,..n.) 11,14 ...... ton Ditto Aod ONLY 40,000 Fele ertr Sold or Shared. libia,bis.the Grand Prise .4 soma Tickets, oe L. 24,765 Ind is the hest Lot tcry alone, Eleven Capital& le mall Male Lottery to be drawn this year, will be loth Aer, es • airw Plan, having Filie Prises of L. 2 nom( o, 4+ ... 0n Nowhere, and Mt Three Blank* to a nee. silAltrp A' CORNIIILL, INA !ID MOLD, rr..II4III4ARETII HILL, __Cfin v 440 tot @mum rate ow *max% I •• of ••••Lso,ooo 47.... of ....1....,0n0 ............ 15,..00 .St! 2.11114) . ........... 4",11e0 76 1,01111 . ....... .....11"1/ 99 sot; 1 4/14 ‘SBY odd to CO. hove pre u li or oorf4e. con us st a ti ng to their Frietetie, the shove grand list 4 'st elide hay hen, divided ottiong thew at the Motive 01...5-9)11701er slide... bra lenre to return the Public ben ibeens fur iiie unb..nittletl favours rerriveil, and , .41 doobt but they shill be ! ....... urn! wait theii tour 4 Q ,ninether Lotte r y, *lab is elm only um to be "Um ei9th of TAIS MONTH. I N 9 4,469, the lesirlreent %Mourn!. well SltarrJ into ( bull; Tine Eightbr, nerd Light Sinn:nate. 4 ASST slid CO. .. 0114 A.ftiliblat , Ilos+ebuld Fursites* of !ft_dwrisiai, Itl.: A i, and Ihrawin.eausi Choirs, _,m 141 nd C•liaret Si.h•Wariis. several ties a Ruse. l a Mi6llllllll, 'rAldes, large Carpets. fue. we. '116•1•31,u( a Calumet nmLer, fur the brook of hi. To Br S 01.1) BY AUCTION. b' 11l 'lllOlll.tS ASII‘VE.I.I. ee Al.(f a itra ,of l'Avrotioso, xi No toe, Pirkett-sterel, ' Nif ' h 4 ., 014 ili:1 to n moved fo ln. I,oto resod( ore envenneor e 1,1 obe GIB' 'evolve,. 'l'lllet DAY, Oct - ti, ligli e utkwi; , LL the rui.s..l,lr EF vEcTs, co:nor.eing two wt. a drawing room window roortoisoa will. elovol ""Heft' copilot l e""finftd go ho ose le, blookeis, and *On lades bed roo ts w i ndow eurloone; double and ii'clm'coe'b gale, of drawees a very nue set of 'nolo,- / goinot eboaral, conk and Pentbrdte tablet in ; • obnerattY „......Htlitid7ll4tt doi feet long; ditto, 6ft 6 in.; le cinema' T " lhc chain" covered in red lestloce ; 'erne , bled deonsiog-roo ns chairs, mounted no of owls ; !oar 4, Prodinke. and ~,G tem.. ; mdse es do reeing.enies Ilettre • • gestinnouss shaving and slresong stood with Onion Cossfeleso; secretaries and bu..10...tHe gsnit6l*.t' ttifyi glasses rail morrion,• JA 111 , 44% itl.d A d iernstorettr i baulk rugs. line cal doe.. vino., so. too tlet . Paid sto mt be oe" land the pr e ism s ; and of the. A'IC , isioeboorg be 41 ; rutob '...lrtto This day is published, itt two tots Rao. price it. 45. boards, allitsiroied with a Map of Santo Domingo, a Head of Fer dinand the Seventh, Ire. INC ESENT STATE of the SPA NISI! COLO- N I F.S ; including • particular flAtort of Hiepaisioht, or the Spanish part of Santo Domingo ; with a general Sur vey of the Settlements nu the South Continent of .4nierica, misrelates to History, Trade, Population., Cestosno. Stunners, &e. with a concise Statement of the scatintents of the People on their relative situation to the Mother Country, &c. By WILLIAM WA LTON, Jun Seevetary to the Eapedif.on which captured the City of Santo Domingo horn the French, and Residual British Agetit thero. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Ruts, Ovine, and Brown, Pateruoeter.row. TitANSPORT-OFFICE, licrr. a 7, this. THE COAI MISSION EltS for mantling Hia Majesty's Transport Service, fee taking Care or Sick and Wounded Scants, and for the Care and Csatody of Primmer, e War do hereby give Notice, That th e y m itt be ready, at Ai { Pike;, ex TUESDAY the lath Neoenshe-, ilia, fe re ceive sealed Tenders, end treat with arch Persons se may he ing to contract fer oirto o uo w PRISONERS of WAR ile -II EA LTH, at PLYMOUTH, Ar Bis Months certain, from the tit /emery slit.• N. Tender wel he rccrired after One o'Cloc • k ea Me Day elf'. Treaty, am any noriced, velar Ute Party, et. a* Agent fee him, prramally twteml• Each Tender molt he accompanied ho a Let. ter .froun two rerper table Persons, INClfing to &come hound witA the Person tend ring, in the Sam of L.ImOU for the due perform ance qf the Contract. Farther partitakirs nay b. known, by applying at this Qtßce or to Captaile Rogers, Plyroseratli. TRARSPORT-OIVICE, Sam' 27, 1410 . r HE COMMISSIONERS for conducting His Majesty's Trouper! Serrate, far taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for thy Care aad Castody of Prisoners of War, de here'', giro Notice, That they will be ready, at this Offer, on THURSDAY the 15th November, 1110, to re wire sealed Tenders, and treat with sack Persons as may be will ing to contract for eictrallista PRIRONERS of WAR in HEALTH, at PORCHESTER CASTLE, HANTS, for Sir Months certain, from the ist January till I. No Touter will be neared after One o'Clork on the Day of Treaty, ear any noticed, rates, the Party, or an Agent ,for penally attend. Each Tend., mast be accompanied by a tatter Anao has respectable Pennons, engaging to beeoalt boOod with the Person tendering, in the saws of L.kowe, fe the Ale performance ef the C.antred. . _ _ Fordo. Particulars away M lbessoo, by applying at the., Ope, or to Captain Potersoa, rorchookr Cesar ; or Captain IVood ltrtos, mar Ustree. ATLAS VIRE rAiD LIRE ASSURANCE CO)IPANY. RECEIPTS for the renewal of Police, due at NICHAELMAS DAY, and payable within fifteen days thereafter, are oast ready at the Office iw Cheap. side and with the Company's Agents in Edinburgh. ('ark, Glasgow and other principal Cities and Towns be the United ; who are empowered to effort mew Assurances, eruformably to the printed Proposals of the Company The Rates on sTerehaudise in the public Warrhoniee, and 110:011 Ships and Catguts in the port of are as (1- Pct. Ana. 6 Alibi. 3 311lis. s. d. s. d. s. 1. West lodia Docks, in the 1 warehouses and on bbsrd i 1 0 I 6 . I 0 Loudon Ducks, ditto 9 6 . 2 0 I 6 East ladia Conspassyk i warehowits SO . Ili II Ships is port, sod Cargoes i 3 0 II 6 9 0 on board General Policies s 0 2 0 2 0 No extra Premium charted fur the Waterside District bll Life Assaraure nu ebarxe is made for Policies, Coinsure, or Elkton, meal .. .t liberal Commission given to Solicitors sod Brokers. HENRY DESBOROUGH, Jou. See. eitt'annd , i gent • 24, lb 10. /111 BISH re iiiii ohs 1,1. Friend., itnit the Lottery 1. • begins and finishes the 19th of THIS Mt►NTH. Tickets and Shales are selling in great Variety, at both hie Offices, CORSHILL, and 9, CII I/MG-CROSS, Where THIR IN CAPITAL PRIZES •en wad in Shares within the LAST NINE inelading Three Prizes or 4..,0001. The present Scheme contains only 4,000 Numbers, yet there are s.... Prizes 0f.... L 20,00 n ....Priers 0f.... 5. • ..rnseif of ... There are rive Tickets of each N outlier, and il:e file of nu deviates the other Four.—thir N iirobvr movt Kain •.• All lbsaitiess in the P atria. Feuds trAosarted with fi , telitv avid •lavpairli by T. BISH. Rank looker. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, Mo. shall attend at the Royal Naval College three or fskir boars on the nsurniop of every day in the week, earept holiday and the esiablishcitiolidaysi where they shall be matriteted to such pArts of the following subjects as shall appear to the. Profrs• stir of the College to be hest adapted to the object of the establiohnkot, vie. dm formation of able asd useful ship. Midden Geometry, Flresions, Algebra, Theory of Naval Ar- Plane Trigonosetiy, cbiteeture, Mechanics, Drawing, Hydrostatic, The French Laimnage. On Mondays. Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, the apprentices shall lie employed at the College daring the home sleeve mcsitioncd, in the study of melba maties, tinder the praellOW er the instructor ; (no Thersday rod Friday loot-mug., in drawing, under the drat/Mini:tater ; the art of perspective being most particularly applied is drawicg the dillirent parts of a ship; and the morning of Saturday shall be appropriated to the study of such books and exerce.es in the French Ise. place, under the Frets, h master, as may perfect them therein, sad at tita same time advance their profes,conal knoue-dge. This fliveaun of time attuned fur their studies, is, how ever, to be subject to such alterations as shall appear to the professor best talcalaud fur promoting the object of the jowls sot ion. Is the remaining part of the day, when not attending at • ilia dallite, limy shall he employed nosier the master *hip. weight or iiisli nide/rot oleal architecture, in the reald-loft, in the various kinds of mainial labour connected with ship building; in the acquirement of a Complete knowledge of the different parts of a ship, awl of the method of colietructing and fasteinag the snow, as well as in discriminating her dif ferent properties deducible from theoretical calculations ; also in the mannement and conversion of timber, sod gene ♦ally is such other manner as the mailer-shipwright may consider as best adapted to make them fully acquainted unit all the detail of the ditties of a practical ship.wright To insure the purishment of offences committed by them during their aUendaace at the cull. *, a book shall be kept by the instectur, in which such...lrmo:co shall be cutered and at the end of each week, or oftener if there be occasion, this book shall be seat to the office of the Commissioner, who will order such ponishinent to he inflicted, u may be con formable to the usual treatment of apprentices in the duck- Yhtd- And at thereat of each year, a public examination shall take plate, in the presence of the officers mentioned is the third Article, and a several statement of the improvement •f the respective apprentices in the theoretical part of their profession, shall be transmitted by the Professor of the Col lege ; and of their progress in the practical part, by Ohs master shipwright, through the Comatiessorier of the Dark yard, to the Admiralty-office; to the end that, if it shall ap pear that au apprentice has particularly distinguished him self in any of the departments of his profession, the Lords Comisoisioners of the Admiralty may confor on him inch mark of their approbatiou as their Lordships may slum ex pedient. The last year of their apprentieeehip, or such part there of NA the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty may think proper, shall he served at sea, in such of His Majesty'. ships as their Lordships shall direct, with a view of obtaining mime practical kneialedge in the stee►ing, sailing, trimming, rind ballasting of a ship ; in snaking remarks on the motion and worth,: of a ship, w all her parts, in bad weather, awl on a high sea ; the standing sod' strininug‘nf the masts and yard., nailer inch eircunistmaces ; the placin4 of the lined block*, with a rico to the proper leading of ropes, &c ; sod, is obtaining such information as t►e Captain, gnerslly,• Carpenter, and other Officer; of the ship may, by their ex perience, entninisisicate, and such as their own observations may suggest. Dnriut; the ham that gads aa appealing shall be oa board a ship, he will he rilutred to keep ajouirual of hie veinal** awl observations, arranged ender dialling heads, noting such improvements iu any part of the ship, or any thing consect ed therewith, u may suggest themselves to him, from a mi nute a . tentius to the circumstances by whirls a ship is affect ed at sea; • copy of which journal is to Le transmitted to the Admiralty. A ealoui, I . lr birth, will he allotted to Met in the run times, or to some other Atitittle part of the ■hip; be shat, Neal with some of the Officers, awl be treated, in all respects' es a gentleman. Salaries to be allowed ApprentirM of the Superior Class : If the apprea- lf the appren. I If tbe appren tice shall aot lice shall have tire shall have have served lee .creed two years sened three Sal years to the in- l in that class. I years in that ferior class. rhos. (harp( We, Jame 35, 161 U. THE Principal Officers and Conimissi-)ners of Hu Majesty's Nar•e herebe "ire Notice, that a Plan to Prlocatisa kw here eaahtirked at the Royal Naval College at Hir Majesty's Da;'k Ford at Portsmoorth, fur a Superior Class eif A mantises to Slapirr , ghts. That the number of students in the superior class of ship. *rights' sperm* lees aka% is the first instance, hr binned to twelve, but will gradually be intreastil to twenty-five. The period of apmentiorehip shall be sere.. year.; hot fur a eiedert who may hart previously .41%11 in the inferior rinse of apprentices in His Majesty's yords for the spare of two year., it ,hall he only six years; and only five years for a Modem who may here previously served in the said class for the .pace of three year . An it...trot-tor io the theory of Naval Architects,* will be stitiml to the praseut estalehdrineeit of the Royal Naval College, to aura particularly lo the instruction of this dues at nopreatices . mond:des for admission mast produce certificates ft mu two respectable pleyeicians, or 'arguing, that they are of sound health and cuostitatiors, and likewise proof from the reciater of the pa, i%ll in which they were burs, of their being al least fifteen, and nut more than seventeen years of age, isecpttng randidale. from anon= the shipwrights appren ewes of the yard, who m•ay be admitted if they shall not bare served more than three years of their line Candidates shall be examined on the first Wedorsday in Ntsveinber is each year, by the Professor of the RoyarNaval College; insisted by the Institutor •in the Theory of Naval Arch.. 1.-cture, in tier preacher of t h e Conitnittstorner of the Yard, the Lienteeaut•Govectior of t►e Celb•ge, and Master Ship. wright, oho shell joimly report the result of the examine -6011 to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, centrally Meriting the mimes of the candiihae• in saccessiou, •ecurd ta~, to their respective merits. Tire following shall be the subjects of C7llllllaOllllOlS, with is Inch every succe•sf ul candidate oast be perfectly acepiained. Ist. Reading Euglish, mid writing it nth facility from dictation. id. The first four ruli. of Arithmetic, end the Rule of Three in whole entiatb‘re, and also in vatrar mud ch.cisuiti &notions 341 The first three Hooke of Euclid's Elements, by R. Simeon, w ith the thermion of Prepositious 44, 44, 45, Book I : awl of Propositimis 5,0, to, 11, 14, nook 11. In this pert of ilia examinations, besides (iris( the asset precise dc • is mist ration, the Candidates will be expected to make tit* con si reel 101111 MI a practicel misuser, with commies* and a guise. eth. The Preach kngsiage, • kauwledge of which, al though sat atrietutety required in the candidates who may premed 'henna:lves at the Arm exarain4(loo which is to be held, will, neverthitiees, gives preference to thole who arc io all other respects et...salty qualified. at all osbeisquonit mitiation,, however, thi eaudidatea will be required to read sail Isancf,te reeecla with facility lOW minnows nen the serer ies class, the apprentices Id year L tin ad year tat year 7u ad year •.!.i ye a r Id year au ills year I ..01 ),1, ad year I 9" Sth year 4th year ad yaw 100 611 h year sib year 4ti. year lam Ai 7th year 6th year year Ito -- - . - - Upon their return frum sea, until they ran he appointed officers in ermiequeuee of vacancies having occurred, they shall be employed as Overseers of ship bedding, in assisting tbe Master Shipwright in the different Yard., and their assi►t ants or foremen ; in the iniadd loft, tinder the tinslwr master t or in any other situation in which the Stivitec Shiperrigh; may hare occasion to employ them, with the approbation of the Commissioner : daring that interval they shall have 1501. per annum; and if such ll4Cahl ICI should not happen fur three years after their return, they shall then have tool. per annum until they be provided fur. , . In miler that the *ellllll.st of young men, whose education has been obtained nt a considerable expence to Government, may not be hot un the expiratwn of their apprentirrOup, they shall each of them, previously to their entry iu the Yard, be required to bud two sureties, to ewer into bond to the amount of atiel. sployelinz them to the forfeiture of the said sum if they shall leave Ilis Nfajesty% wirier within ten years after day- nut of their time ; and in the event of an appreutic e henig alkcharerd fur umenadart, the amount of the baud, or so lunch of it as may indemnify Govern ment (or the expenta incurred in his education, shall be forfeited. The object of this institution is to improve the qualifica tions of the Shipaisehis in the Duck•pirifs, end thcrclis to isnot a succession .it as Wirers, from mooing whom officers of the ilesci 'atom of frixnersfrseastirers, foremen, &e. 'ill be selected, mot from thin. , the aispoisitincins of the superior officers iu H. Al.iiisty's Lh.ck yards, and Surveurs of the Navy, adl Mil...arty lit made. The day of isamilistimi is 11%C.11 fin the h: al Atedneaday is November next (Idli Nesremhcc, in it) A CI nail' number of apprentices new ru the Dock yank arc to he escuecd from manual labour, to prepare themselves for the CX.MIIIIIOIOO ; sod this politic sulky of the qualifications expected from those lobe inked to become candidates, sod of the day on which such.emohJetes will be examieed, is given, is order that lie number to be entea-srl in the cope. sue class of op pecutires (which in the tiro year is to be limited to twelve-) may be selected hum those best qualified, *lather beim:gin to the Dock-yard or Not. - - - Serb persons of the description before mentio,e3, who may be desirous of becoming candidates for ailuinision to the imperior clews of apprentices to belong to His Majtst ; 's Dock. yard at Patna moils, are therefore hereby informed, that they will be respired to send notice or their ieteation to the Nary Board, in the t'inaasissioner of His filajtsty's buck yard at Portsmouth, 011 the oath of October, s to; and tbry must be picpared with every dutionctit and nullification mentioned in this tolecrtionriciit, and be at Portsmouth Dock•yard at eight o'clock tin the morning of the day of valimination, via 7th November, mit, mad wait tor &ether directions hum the Cemmiseivuer tot their petweitiliurs. 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