The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-09-11 00:00:00

In the ..etaaining part of the day, whew Not attending at '
the collee.c, they Elm!, be employed under the toaster ship-
wright or oat actor of nasal architecture, in the muuld-lull,
is various kinds hf !atonal labour connected with ship-
Molding; iu the empowerment of a complete knowledge of the
slat rent parts of a ship, and of the method of constructing
soil fasteinug the same, Li well as in iltscrowinating Les dif-
ferent properties deducible from theuretital calculations ;
elan in the nutimeetneut and conversion of timber, and gene-
rally 111 such other manner as the stn•ter-shipwright may
consider as hest adapted to make them folly acquainted with
all the detail of the duties of a ;iris:twat ship-origin.—
To insure the puai,bse, it of offences comonitted by them
daring their atte:idance at the colle...te, a hook shalt be kept
by the Mei lICIOV, in W such °Gurus ;hall be entered ;
at the cad of each seek, or oftener if there be urea..iota, this
book shell be .vat to the offitv of the Cumnitsaiumr, whir
will order such pu.intlansent to be maimed, as may be con-
formable to the usual triotinent of epps entices iu the dock-
yard.
And at the mat of each year, a public examination shall
take place, to the presence of the officers mentioned in the
third Article, and a general statement of the improvement
tithe respective apprentices in the theoretical part of their
prarssioa, she!' be transmitted by the Profm-or of the Col-
lette t gad of their proxre.s in the practical part, by the
starter shipwright, It ch the Cointliossimer of die llork-
yard, to the Ailinwali nice, to the molahat, if it ,15511 ap-
pear that aa apart-mice has particalas ly distinguished ►its-
r. if in any of the departineuts of his profession, the Lords
romni,mioness of the Admiralty may e•rufer on hint inch
USArI/4 of their approbation as their Lordships may deem es-
pial.: na

The last year of their appeeittieiale.,„ or cu, Is part there-
of a. the lords the Altair:din nosy think
he served at nes, in sorb of Hr Majesty's ships
an their Lordship. .halt direct, with a view of ohtaoloig
sip no practical knorwttlge is the steariii.4, railing, tsimovne,
baridose of r chip, its risking remarks on the mot.on
and w•wLiat id 3 ship, is all her ports, in bad weather, tool
. n htzh Pei ; the standiug Mal strodiud of tile Merit., and
• ord... muter duels cocooned:tures ; ter► placing of the B.cd
blocks, with • ro•e lathe "4- L per It ailing of ropeli, be ; nod,
eerier illy, in utdohoitif mush iishormattoo as the Captain,
Ca: prince, awl other kstlie,r, of the ship may, by thew re-
pt e, communicate, end such as their Ogle Illheareallatall
may
DM jai: the time that mach an nomentice %hall he tit board
a slop, hr :II be required to ket, a journal of his remarks
nod airaiigrd tinder dishoet heads, noting suck
improvron•alta ns sun- pert of the slop, or any fluor connect-
ed !lir...with, all m ty souse sr thew:A.l.es to hist, from a mi.
Out. a 'cal tun In the circnm.tauces by which a ship is idfcct-
ed at a copy of which jAirsitt is to be transmitted to
the Adintrailty.
A cabin, or. bitth, will he allotted to him i■ the gun-
Joan, se in some oilier .wt:.ble part of the alkip; be shall
mess with sonie of the Olficids, and be treated, in all respects,
at a gentleman
Salmi's to be al
If the sppreit-
Ike shall pot
have stirred two

years en lite in-

'lowed Apprentices of the Superior Class :
If the aporen- li °seamen-
tier &kali have i ICP shalt hare
sr': .1 two years wryest that,
la that ex.,. year.. in .t
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