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c rttob _ll4,l4ocro a suMBER 2348. TitUROAY, AUGUST 2. 1810. IPIICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. :INCE VAVXHALC 4 . Veda the Patronage of his Royal Hi of WALES. NIOHROW EVENING, August 3, will s GRAND GALA, and brilliant Display of FIRE. HORNS. Ad m iesian vs U.—Doors open at Seven, and the Concert moose Eight u'auck. This day is published, price tos. 6d. is beards, 4N ANALYSIS of HOOKER'S EIGHT BOOKS of ECCLESIASTICAL POLfTY. By the Rev. J. COLLINSON, M.A. Rector of Gatcilead, Durham. Printed for P. C. and J Rivington, No. tit, St. Paul's Church-yard; and sold by J. tdcliard, No. tno, Piccadilly. take plate, in the presence of the officers mentioned is the third Article, and a getieral statement of the improvement ef the sespiAtive apprentices in the theoretical part of their profession shall be to tinsmith-it by the Professor of the Cr[. legs ; and of their progress in the practical mot, by the master shipwright, through the Commissioner of the Dock yard, to the Adorn - thy •oltice ;to the end that, list shalt ap• pear that sit apprentice has particularly distingniabed him • self is asy of the departments of his profession, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty may confer on him such mark of their appiuliatiou as their Lordships may deem es pedielit: _ . _ Fitanderc By altsamder Chi F.S.A. 2 Tots. evo. IL lic • large paper ;A. Cily'sCiUirt of Gencral History. In aLects, 76. ;oe caw tom sod rollers, 2no enl.. Annals of thelionourable East-liolla Company, from their Establishment by the Charter of (foram Elizabeth, Rion, t• the Union of the London and English East-India Compa nies, 174-8. ByJohn Broca, Esq. il P. and F.FLS. reper of His Majesty. State Papers, and Ilisturi-grapher to tba Honourable Eastindis Company 3 vols. 4to. 41. ICS. LAW. A short Ti Noise on Family Settltmclits and Petit:es prin. eipslly detigned to shes in * hat nano . r , an d to what rt. tent of duration, property may be preserved...4ll'lin Fiimilita. By Thomas Keatinge, f:sq. Barrister at Law. r,s. • A Practical Trenton, on Pleading in Assumpsit. By Ed ward Lasts , Esq. of the Inner Temple, Banister at Law. Royal aro. 11. its. 6d. day I. pablwiteri, in two pocket volumes, price 7a. in This • New Edition, critically corrected, of T ''' WORKS of till FL E, translated lite via, into English Prose; fur the use of those who are d e or.as of optio,,g, or recovering, a competent know kdge tke Latin Language, By C. SMART, A.M . Of Pembroke College, Camboidge. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, AND CO. CoNTßAcrotts with GOVERNMENT for the present STATE LOTTERY, respectfully informs the Paha.% that Tickets and Shares are now ou sale at their Offices, Rank-bnildins, Coruhill, and opposite the King' Mews, Charing-Cross. The last year of their apprenticeship, or cut is put there of as the Lords COOlinimiloliefi of the Admiralty may theta proper, shall be served at see, in such of His Majesty's chips is their Lordships shall direct, with a view of obtaining some 'tracheal knowledge in the stemisg, csiliug , trimming, and ballasting of a ship ; in making remarks on the motion and working at a ship, iii all her pads, is bad weather, and on a high sea; the standing and wanting of the masts assil yards, nailer such eirrunistamea; the placing of the Gard blocks, with a view to the proper leadiug of ro;:zs, Sm.; and, generally, to obtaining such informatiou as the Captain, Carpenter, and tithe. Officer,: of the ship may, by their ox pretence, cominaiticate, and such as lieu owe observatiuus may Coggcsi. • During the time that curls an apprentice shall tic on hoard • ship, he will be requited to keep a j o a r sal o f h is re m ar k s and ut:sereations t arraeged under distinct h e ads, noting suck improvements iu any pats of the ship. Many thiug cuitticcl odtherewitk, as may saggest tlieineeleas to item from a mi nute a - tentiun to the circumstance' by which a ship is affect ed at era, a copy of which journal is to be transmitted to the Admiralty. . A cabin, ur birth, will he allotted to hies in the VAR- Mom, or in sume other suitable part of the ship; hr shall rum with some of the Otters, and be treated, in all respects, as a gentleman Sahli its to be allotted .apprentices of the Superior Class -- - If the appren- If flit! appren tiee shall have Hee shall have Peeved two years I served three Sam in that class. I years in that clays. SCHEME. 5 ....ar i se. L. 20,000 are L I no,ooo 2,050 1,0.10 10 ...... 500 00 • • ..... 5 0 100 4..400 4,000 Nantber• L. 900,0110 Iles Tickets of each Number. All to he Drawn the igth of October, Pew . PER EU 31 ED APA ItTNI E N TS. " See spicy clouds front lowly Sharon rifle. " And Caratel's doseep togs perfumes thy skies THE ARONIATIc FUNIWATING P AST I L ES remove any unpleasant exhalations or soxiasta effluvium which may prove 411.11111Ve to tie oltictory nerves. are particularly recommend. d to the it and PERSONS of FASHION, as they completely re move the rFsagreeable smell remaining when the cloth is re. moved from the diuner.table. As an Antiseptic, they are extremely weft% w BALL-ROO3IS, at BoUTS, a n d a ll crowded assemblies, and in c orrec t i sx th e frequently coats glans mislitiesof the air in the rooms of sick pers.ms. Inde pendent of their real usefolurss, they are deemed as article of great luxury by the FASHIONABLE WORLD, being chiefly ciamposedLf Orient's' Gums and Spires. 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The British Atlas C.Annprisitig a riimp!ete Series of Cams ty Alaps di Plans of Cities and prin...pal Tuarini, And 3i Viers of Cathedrals and reinarksble ; intended 1.. illustrate and areumpatly the &atlases of England and Wales. 31. Ica; large paper " - !Ili,. d el m poWithetl, is 'rum irite 7a. Part I. of Pot 1. MEDI( INE. The Editthargb Medical and Surgical Journal, No.SEIIf. 3a. A New Bytes of Physic. and Medical Surgery ; illustrat ing the principle of animal life, and the phenomena of Jam- Came; and pointing out a more rational and successful me thod of treating the various disorders that occur in ,the lamas hody. By Richard Reece, M.D. Royal e•o. 12s. Practical Observation on Disorders ofthe Stounich; with Renal. uo the IL:me of the 111le in promoting Digeetioo. By George Rem., M.D. Member of the Royal College of Ph's:einem Stator Ph)sicasn to the London Dispenser), etc. 6s. REpoRTS of CASES argued and determined *prise Rich Court of Admiralty; io the time of the lisle Hon Sir William Meet). fly THOMAS EDWARDS, L.L.D. Advoeate. Cortsi , iug Caw from April tarn! to Noremlwr tim9. • Imam • Meted fur J. Hotterwerk Fleet street. of wh o m moy be had, in six volume royal tom. price el. )91 id. Dr.IIOIIINSON'S ADMIRALTY REPORTS, five 1790 to lOW. If the appren tice shall Not have served two years in the In ferior class. T hi s d n i a published, beautifully tainted from s penii letter, is a small PocLet Volume, • New Editiers, being the Tlair. wea sh,priry 7.1. tul. ItoUild, or TAL NEW Ii()CKET DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES, In two Parts. I. French and English : w. English and Freneb. Cementing all the Words is general Vey, a n d an o inr i, e ,i by b y the Ina W I ,frrs The etyma Parra of Speeeh—the Gemara I Frr,:eh Noun—the Accents of the Eogiiab Wows, for flu Ute of Foreigners.. —en Alphabetical List of the west usual Ctiti.tinn and Proper Names; and of the swat remarkable Meta in the known World. • By THOMAS NTGENI',I.I. D. The Thirteenth Edition, carefully eoreectyd ; with the addition of tie new Words inserted in SI outarilient awl Le aere's hot edition of the National French Dictionary; the Irwtolonties of the English Tcrha and Nouns ; and a eons poliessive %tew of the Prouenciation and Syntax of the Freed. Lawinee, by J. Oriwar, A.Nt . Mat/einem, F. and C. Rieingtott ; J. tVallker ; WAN and Rohinson ; Scateliesd and I.etteensau ; Dorton and Harvey; T. Mosey ; J. Naar • Lack I ugton, sod Co ;C. Law; Loolynion, Horst, R e es, and Draw ; B Ova; by ad Ca• J. Carpenter : J. Hieliartisan ; J. M. Richised ant; J. 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FREEMAN"; UUTTA NAM - TARIM. rIVIE value of this' Infellihle Niinliritie has been lk astute poweit, that nothing of the p.*ecent dad ran bear a consetitioa with it, is all the ;Wits-cot stagee of a tertais filiniste, which a effectually cures and eradicates thmil the lab, , ',thews exciting the painful ((slings sod resume that attend salivation, without debilitating the enstlitetsui iu aleZere, or cern repairing coutinerneit f0r ,1 4 , 63e50, or trstrit lieu iw diet. The radical virtues of tliite hailitashle hops have proved their claim to public 'Muleshoe for in de than do years In all debility, they* verve a remorative, whether the debility is pro. iherd b y t•ie hee err of uterenry, illicit Orson, c, or the of. fete of a 'rum thieve. To travellers, atid those going •I '''''J.lbele3ll3di 13. VerlitlMlr tteitilltie. strongly ; ahu will rercmc a sa.i: - ...p5.“1", and rompletc flirt, in 311 old stnbliorn Cei is. Null riecy ed or. that offects the bladder mid or rnsvfarn,c. fly its efficacy ninny women here heroine settler., she fix )••Srs bad tacit deprived of that happiness. Rule, eholetate slid retest, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheep s-oe, itori3-1 of l'al. - r3usti•r;rua; and retail ky betaiw, Plleff , "loath ; Juucs, and Ntallory, Pitchusi ; P;lne t Plemieith ; Halt: ralw.4l an d NewberFs. Ih ' b "; St:tala% ; Staint a, Lieeli, anti Atkinson, Rawhester lid hae.Lothbory, I.itei pool ; TITIV,II4II, i fise 4 onslil,ldlusatta ; Smith and 31 antertun i F4!;il - wit by moat Country Ileilicins Lenders, iu Wit!, o, 2c 'id. esrls,vith ample direciiniia. Of whose way he wit, HICKNIAN's Pi 11.% a certain the loose and Gravel, Pains is Hark, Loins and Lams Leakage, Ice. prior ta. 91 , Per bull. ILOCk AND- ItGICAI. DISPLNSARV • " 11 .91 Highness the Duke of "York President, and the illowiug Comansit tee of f eetiOrsi Ile if Leitrim Ltd. W. J. Jones, M. P. l'fhl Hon 'f../04:ell John Itittieke, C. , 1. M.P. $l. Sun ft B. she, idea. Col H 31.11/1e343, ti P. Barry, W. R. H. thaws, Lag. 111 I . P. Surgeon. Mr. Li groin, %blahs* of the lan)al College, L an d ow . 1. • re this Inptitutuots ha. received, k. usne iffaUllC la and cure or With Seers, &f -i, .1.1111 C.-tercel Complaints, and their dreadful raise -3.131111., drhilit y, &X. conducted under the ' , weal .4 3 fletieltnian alive first piofessumal litilisf e the public of the high merit of Mr. kl ERNA !VS !PSta,,al4.l that by it the Illeetlirtlllt tire{ Of palAie charities are t] if. young coil 'money are protected 'gainer re Ltd delOsitiiis held out by advt ri mina pretenders to this tiSmall ui iosme.u. noire it% tstablishoiest Is mkt, ',Mal "•• i i littelt wars, have been cured, without euabise. I yr iNtry to the m conatitrito, and with a d e li cacy an d 47 11 ' 1 , !') Lanai. ; many of 'lto. laave labisated ion -1,4±: vaiinuwa forms of le disease frets tea to ceoc. The first symputost. sioa M Mr. R few days; wool a hem appowswere of debility hBO early application (mood his mails t o p revent 4 4 , 11111 1 1 11137 03311 e. t i .7.Y .4 .rit.... a ut 1 yhe conitri by claim sr* with the .4 tre't , al lais gi, I.owr, Char- Z . 43 ' . I, Bedford tiousre, errs l i ar to twebre is time iliefli _*".l Lew six till Niue at niche : Si whoa letterset's) other "Leue n in b to cola two ol comer;,istieloti•R a 11.1•11 $74: 44)111•4416005..11, alai will Le emicttially sinserered. Orders by Post ;Mewled to. Nary-Wire, Jl' Y 3, Ism. HE Principal Qfficers Est Commimiokbers of T flu Majesty's Nary haehy zirc .Votiee, that a Plan of Education has hens eetablithed at the Royal Naval College at Ms Malady's Dock •Yard at Portsasoatth: for a Saporta, Clam of dopteatiers to Shipecr*hts. That Ike number of students in the superior class of ship wrights' apprentice* shall, in the first instance, be limited to twelve, hut will gradually be increased to twenty-ire. The period of apprenticeship shall be seven years; but for • Market who may have previously served its the inferior claw of appreutices in His Slajesty's yards fur the space of two year, it shall be only six years, anti only fi ve years for a student who may have preiiossly served in the said class fur the space of three years Au instructor in the theory of Naval Architecture will he folded to the present establishment of the Royal Naval College, to arm*• particalarly in the iostruetiou of this class of apprentices The candidates for admivsino moat produce certificate. from two respectable physicials, or sittgeona, that they bre of sound health and constitution, foul likewise proof from thr register of the parish in which they were horn, of their bei4s at least fifteen, sod not more than e, reoteco years of axe, excepting candidate,' from anions the ships rixtits appreo. lice* of the yard, who may be admitted if they shall not have nerved more than three years of their lime. Candidates she be examined on the brit vVielitry lay in November in 'each year, by the ProfessUr of the Royal Naval College, amisted by the lastructiw In the Theory of N seal Archi trctuiv, iv the prmeuce of the Cominissiouvr of the Yard, the Lieutcaant•Goreinue of she College, and Master Ship weight,. who shall jointly report the remelt of the ?Immo.. lion to the Lords Cuasinisaieuers of the Admiralty, carefully inserting the names of the cmuli late* to succession, accord tug to their seepective merits. la fatioainc shall he Ow ;objects of eanniination, with which, every succt asflli elildiJate olllloi be pea fecily arto.nonni lat. itvadmi Eugliah, and irritiog it aids faciltiy from dictation. The first four rules of Arithmetic, snit the Rule of There in n hole numbers, sod aku to vulor and decimal fractious ad The fiat three Books of Euclid's Elements, by R. Venison, with the exception of PrOpusilBlBB 42, 44,45, Book and of 1.r.op(84118.818, 9, to, it, 14, Rook 11. this f part o the exa aaa iaa non's, besides vein the most p crane de• issuustrations, the Candidates will be expected to make the constructions in • practical manner, with compasses sod a rules'. sth. The French langnage, a knowledge of which, •l. though not absolutely required iti the candidates who may present thenisittes at the First examinatioit which is to he held, will, nevertheless, give • preference to those who are ill all cativo respects equally qualified: at all subsequent exa minations, however, the candidates will be required to read and translate French with facility. After admissive into the superior class, the apprentices ' sl.all attend ut the Royal Naval College three or lour hosts ou the monologs of every duy in the week, except Sunday and the established holidays: where they shill he instructed in such parts of the following subjects as slhall appear to the Profes sor of the College too I.e best adaptul 1.. the igtjert of the, ►stablishment, vie. the formation of able and useful ship bodiless Geometry, Algebra, Theory of Naval Az , Plane Ts igonometry, chitecture, Nrech.ilaies, Drawing, Hydrostatics, The French Language. On Mondays. Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, the sppreutices shill Ile employed at the Celtege during the hours above mentieuel, in theatedy of mathematics, under like prefessur k 4 the tokkareelor ; on Thursday and Friday mornings, iu drawing, under the drawing-master ; the art of perspective bring meat p.oticelarly applied iu drawing the different parts of a ship; testi the muffling of Saturday shall by approptiatt.l le the sleety of such books UPI exercises in the French larm guage, under the French toaster, as may perfect them therein. mid at the same lime advance their professional knowl.dge. This dmvjl,oa of time allotted for their studies, is, ever, to he subject to such alterations its shall appver to the professor best calculated fur promoting the ohject of the inetitution. In the' renusining part of the day, when not attending at the college, they shall he employed ender the muter ship wright ur instructor of naval architcctiare, in the mould-tuft, in the 'menial Linda of mutual labour connected with ship ; in t he acqniremeut of a complete knowledge of the diffei tot parts of a ship, and of the method of constructing and futeniug the same, as well as in discriminating her dif ferent properties iledreilele hose theoretical calcelations also iis the management and conversion of timber, cad gene malty in sorb other mustier as the master-shipwright nay mousider ea hat sit u pied to snake them fully acquaintit.l wait all the detad of the duties of n prettiest ship. weight To insert the punishment of offences committed by them dorh,g their attendance at the college, a h4lol‘ shill bt• kept by the iesteetor, in shish surls offences shalt he entered ; and at the end of etch week, or oftener if there he ocessioa, Ibis book shell be *Vat to the afire of the Commissioner, who 'Milord'r such punislitomt to he inflicted, % may be con formable to the seasal treatiment of appreatites le the dock yard. And at We end of nth year, is public elimination shall year I Ltio pd year tal year 70 3d year 3,1 year tit year alas 4th year ad year Oil year go sth year 4th year 3d year 104.1 6th year :oh sear 4th year 110 711, year Mb year sib year 130 Upon their return from sea, until they can he appointed officers in conoesneuce of vacancies having occurred, they shall tic employe,: as thrersinra of ships building, in ansisting the Master Slrime..ight in the dilferent Yarda, mid theirassist • auts or furemeo; in the mould loft, Satter the timber toaster t or is any other situation in winch the Sfaster.Shipwright may have ocessi (((( to employ them, with the approbation u( the Commissioaer : daring that intermit they shall have 151.,. per annum; and if sects • lc:incite should m»t haPPen for three years after their retorts, they shall then lase taut per annum 'refit they he provided fur. In order that the services of young taro, whose orhaestioa has been manioc.' at a considerable capenee to Government, may nut be het on the expiration of their apprenticeship, they shall Carl of theta, .previnnoly to their entry in the Yard, li: required to find two sureties, to enter into bond to the amount of soul. and in the mint of an apprentice being discharged for santenailaitt„ the amount of the bond, or an much of it 3,1 nay indemnify Geis 'mound for the rapines lacurred in his education, shall be turf drat The Maisel.* this isistitation is to improve the modifiea- Sinus of the Shipwrights iii the Docklards, turd thereby to insure a miertimem of setificers, from among whom officers of tbe deicriptliani td maitonnammarete, forenien,. Sac vide selected, sod from Ilium the appoiutinamM 4 the saperior officers in His lloje,ty's Dock-yards, and Surveyors id the Navy will ultimately he made. •Fite day of 'Realisation a fixed fur the first Wednesday in November next (711. November, lilt). A certain nitaiber Id apprentice* now in the Docic.yards are to be rammed (ruin manual fabler, to prepare themselves for the examination ; and this public notice of the quilifications expected from those trim intend to become candidates, and of the day on winch such couilidates wilt be examined, is given, in order that the iminher to be entered in the superior class of ap prentices (which in the first year is to be limited to twelve) may be selected limn those best qualified, whether belonging to the Duck yard or not. Sueb persoutof the descriptina before mentioned, who may be desirous of becoming candidates fur admission to the superior class of apprentices to belong to Ilia Majesty', thick-yard at Portsmouth, are therefore hereby informed, that they will be required to scud notice of their I:Mealiest to the Navy Board, oe the Coininissioner of His Majesty's Dock yard at Portsmouth, on the -24th of October lain; mid they must be prepared with every duenment s ad qualification mentioned iu this advertisement, sod be at Portsmonth Dock-yard at • eight o'clock ors the morning of the day of examination via. 7th November, into, sad wait for farther directions fr:am the Commissioner for their proceedings. ft. A. NEISON, Secretary. SIO.YTHLY LIST if NEW PUBLICATIONS for JULY. AGRICULTURE AND GARDENING. ATricultoral Mechanism; or, a Display of the several Properlies awl Powers of the Vehicles, Implements, and Machinery, connected with Ilashandry. The whole fami liarly arranged, and illustrated Copper-plates. Dedi cated to the Kith sod West of England Snarly. By Capt. Thomas Williamson. Iwo. tow. 6d. l'he Gardener's lialeinlar,;a Monthly Directory nr Operations in every Branch of Horticulture. By Walter Di mut. ato. 11. 118.6 d. ARTS, FINE. The Moe Arts of the English Schoi.l: comprising • Series of highly- finished Engravings, from Painting, Scolptere, and Architecture, by tlw most sinioeut English Astisis; each 'object accompanied by appropriate historical, descriptive, critical, or biographical letter.press. Edited by Join& Bottom, F.A.S. No. 11. Stu. ii. Is.; Mtge paper A Portrait of Maria LOW k;mprem of France, en graved by A. Cariloo,• from a psiOting by Ginned, of s. tid. plans ; proofs ,or is column, is. od. The Thames or, Graptaie Illustrations of Seats, Villas, Public Bnddnr o, nod Pictieresque Scenery, no the Ranks of that noble Hove. Esgessed by William Cooke, from On gloat Detritus/ by Samuel Oren, Esq. 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A Topographies' Dictionary of Vmkaliirs; containing the Names of oil the towns, Vdtsgea , Hamlets, Gentle. si.it• s.e. in the County bf York ; alphabetically ar ranzed nod:, the beads of this North, East, and West Rid. invs, coil the Amoy ; the respective distances from two , the, more Market or Poet Tn...also to *bet Parish,: Wm...stake. Ihrisioa, or Liberty they isre situate ' • the Markets mid Fairs, and the days on which Huy are held ; the names of all the Barker, and the =lnns ; As *ION Setaivas, am. fit. arc. Timms . Geo. ins