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legit j and of their prove. in lbe praelicid plot, try the 1
ma.d s' cr shipwright, through the Commission' of die Dock-
yard, to the Admiralty•uttice ; to the end that, if it shalt ap-
pose limit iss apprentice has partitolarly distinguished him-
self in My of the departments of his prrifogrioa, the lords
Calliedbakemers of the Admirahy may confer me hiss meek
tahrk Of their approbation as their Lot dships may doe= es•
patina. •
-• The last year of their apprenticeship. or sects part there-
of uo the Lards 0111/111.4611101be1i of the Ailsoitalty may think
peeper, shall be timed at sea, iii such of His Shgesty's ships
as their Lordships aliall direct, with a view of °Miming
mune practical knowledge in the steering, sailing. trimming,
and hallabi lug of a ship , in making remarks on the mutton
and working of a shin, in all her puts, in bad weather, and
on a high ma ; the staiidiug and straining of the mists and
yard., seder bitch circurostances • the placing of the fixed
blocks, with a view to the proper 'leading of rupee, &c.; and,
motrally, in obtaining such information as the Caplets,
Cmisruler, and oilier Officen of the ship may, by their ex-
perienee, coutuiunicole, min swell as their urns obienatious
may suggest.
Donut' the time thapeuch an apprentice shall be on board
a ship, be will tre required to keeps Jennie! of his remain
and obserratiuos, arranged yojdu diatioet Wads, noting MA
improvements ist any met oldie ship, or any thing tomect-
ed therewith, es may sanest them:elves to him, from a wit-
note antenna to the eircumatatmes by which a ship is shirt.
ed at sea, a copy of which journal is to be transmitted to
the Admiralty.
A catkin, or birth, will lie allotted to him in the gm-
Mont, or in some other siiimbk part of the ship; he shall
mesa with some of the Officers, dad be treated, to till respects,
asairlislowss.
Sg be allowed Apprentices of the Superior Class t .
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nibs appreu
eta dolt nut
►ave served two
years 111 the in-
&rie.

H tYe apples-
tire shall ►are
.erred tau years
ea list class.

If the epprea-
tice shall have
served three.
years is that
elan.

Ist year
24 )ear
34 Year
Oh year
ath year
6th year
;thyme
Upon *heir
officersia

L bu
Ist year
ail year Ist year - ro
ad year ad year • 90
sth year 34 year iou
sth year athytar no
bill yeir sth year 131
hom ilea, until they cam be appsoialeal
• of vacancies having warred. they
' ships baiblisig, is assetisg
. •

shall he deployed as Oreeneers of oh. is Raw
the ilestorr ditipw rigid is the ddiereni Yards, sod *sir assist-
sots or foremen; is the mould loft, undo the timber edgier t
en is any other situation is which the dental-Inapierigli;
may have occasion to deploy them nab the approlettou of
the Coniesisnoser aerial( that int.:real they shiell hid 'sot
per sunset ; sad if such vacancies should me fro ppen fur
three years after their return, they shall thee had tout per
minus uutil they be provided for.
Is order that the femme of pramg teem whose edocatioa
has bees o:uained at a (manageable expellee to Gurernseent,
may sot be lust ma the eupwatios of their appeenticeslup,
they shall each of theta, pestoosly to their entry is the
Yard, be required to fin.ll two sureties, to enter iota boot to
the aaniont of tool. and in the meat rd an appregtire bring
discharge., for misconduct, the amount of the home, or so
mach of it as may imiemnify Doyenne.' for the (spent&
Medved in his education, shall be forteilei.
The object of this untaught. is to improve the goal ifura-
tied of Use Shipwrights in the Dock-yards, awl thereby to
insure a surceestoe of seafarers, hod town whom officers
tad thedescriptiossuf mtaiceronessiners; (wares, 4 sib he
aeletted, and from those the appoidesems of the superior
gams in His Majney'• Dock-yards, and Saddlers of the
Nary, will ishitemely hr made.
The day of exaseisatio• is aged for the ant Wedoes,lay in
November neat (7th November,sate).. A certain number
of apprentices sew is de Dock yards are to be mea=d he.
manual Wenn, to peeped themselves Ike the eimminatige ;
mid tot. edict if the qsalilisallied exported from
those won inked to bidet candidates, sad of the day us
chick such candidates will be examined, is liven is geed
that She number to he entered in the seprelor class of ap-
prentices (which is the brat year is to be limited to twelve)
may be selected front those best qualified, whether beholiag
to the. Duck-yard or ant.
Mach perilous of the description before setittiotted, who way
be desirous of hecomiug candidates for admisesen to the'
superior dam of appreatiees to belong to His Majesty's
Dock-yard at Portsasonth, are therefore hereby tuformed, that
they will be requaed to send notice of their seteetioa to the
IS") likerd, or the Commissioner of His Majesty's Dock-
yard at Portsmouth, on the lath of October lett., sad they
dud be prepared with every documeat sad qualtheallige
meettoned is this advertises:wet, and Ise at rottiffilleigh
Durk-yard at eight o'clock ito the meireidg of he
(dray
esainniation, vie. 7th Niivember, tutu, sad wait for r
directions fives the Cumummiuser foetid's. proceedings.
R A. Pi ELSON, dearetary.

vrrutucnt will coattoile
the arrival. of his sibtosious
Areliv:rtratiarer of the
centia.
• (Si;ecd,`•
" A sisterball, Vy 12, is

According to a Prod'
every sub:tier quartered
demand of the prraoo ,
iog deity alto/tamer, viz.
of bread, two ouutc
meat, god a pot of beer.

The fortress of Tin
the 1A iss.t. I y die brave
valry Von tics. Upon
stsndanis, t I pieces ,
sues, fell into the hands
Si ea enr, Ltesotemint-fla,
and Major Miseho•r,
themselves. General
Rttriseltvek, tltt storr'euder
even• moment.
The Commander.,
has marched to atta:k
fiehutztla.

The day before
here for the late vbctory
the Feast:tutu or 3(ll►t(w'
were cArried at the

The porucularr of
expected to be side
pectotiuu of lutelligeitice
with the (inroad Vizier'
tine positions of troth
&L'e.

Oo the ,tail, Ills
of State.

A letter from Constsatti

Nay. contaiu4 the

had as account here

The preparations are considerab!e.
of troops since daily. The Divan ii inakiug every
exertion to obtain pe.u.e with Russia. by the
prosecution of ; Lut is resolved not to put.
chase it by the criessois of provuicee. Mr. Adair is .
still here. It is understood that tier greater part of.
the military ttitripmilits here are earned ou 'today
lA:situated-sate iospection.
• Respecting Spain, we have the follinviug orl:c'e
from France:—
" Whilst the Marshal, the Duke of Dalmatia.
M tqle ral of 1-1:: Majesty the King, is inspect-
ing the positions of the French 'may in Andalu-4
arid Estreinadura, slid taking rosasstrosfor the corn.
pletion of the ulterior military plans, the Muoatch
is occupied wilt the business of administration, and'
taking the necessary measures for the peace and
security of the capital. The city of Madrid. which,
from its exteut and (oral eirturn.tancts, cen oxier
be made a fortrems, nor be looked upon as such.
being nevertheless one of the princi'uai establish..
'sent, of the French army in Spain, the constkc.
two of a citadel has for some time been gniUlt
oil
there; the Brea Ratiro is its central point. which►
commands every part of the cite.' In this forties..
which is to be upon a regular pito, and procidei
with barracks and military magazines. the groat
depot of stores will. in a short tune, be Ititlgol, any
the greater part of the garrison .sit be gnarl...red ir.
it. The arsenal there ti iii be the prin.:vat ft* ell
Spoils."

ed.

For some dace past. there ha. been a brisk es-
change of couriers between Vienna and Part.. The
frequent interviews of the MIDI tea of both nerions.
and the repeated **tubes of the Prorj t;osseil. lead
tir a supposnioto that odf.ni of the greatest :impor-
tance are on the tapas. 11 is reported. teat Nos Ma.
jesty ha. recited orepnrtaut Ji4patchei boat Patio.
the cototenta of which are most ooitic:toy teach jr.
gird to our Monarchs. • s.
It is coeftd*.ntly IlliStftei, that one Clortrwpret
hag n14,1.e trptese ateitato to that of 11.1111111 s. NI the
autlert at the enceinte; lately arte-pted is
respecting the Au.tr,atoo resident there. An-
other object o: these to;..eselitiltlOne is .e 3 to lie
the restitution of one commercial trlat,sosi with
that prutsuce to their tamer faatiaii.

Joig 27.

The Rustiao army has o!.taioed a veal sictog
over the Turks, ye tloe nght WOE of the Daman;
GeV Salistria. The Grand V.zser has 1.11,:5e.1
Mount Herniae, and fattest beck to A.4,lveaple.
The anrreikler of Sibarie ass mint prob.ibly the
caws of this amusement.
Deet.ts are entertsined here se to the trots of
the article or the PresbArgli Cweiramt, .which .4)N
that !ti regiments, chiefly Huagao idol:, hod receive
Orders to march to the Turkish frontier.
roosts. 301Lir 11.
LITILIICT FROU THE JOl:Vilit. or tat slaw: of
cii.o•o Renatno.
Front Ike vita t• the 21a Jaws.—Am, ,•.1 lo a
have tom made; the fire bitterns an ti,o I ,:'. l A 1 C 1

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to ue the present footing on. A
1t51.64 flistiness the reNCII •
ie Luipire, the Duke of. Piss"
n tint. 1
010. itglfillAtEX."
icismation joined on the filth, • 1
in this city it anthrirised to •
3 lie isliiileted on. th. Mow.-
rig. a gill ofgeu.vt, It ounces
ea of greens, eiAtit 041Ures of
ea%
•
leuelAersf, Jr!Vlt
artnky was carded by Storm nn
brave Russian General of Cs.
pun this ri•tciriva s all'allter of
sof cannon, and ail the magi-
lauds of the Rdssions. Count
t-fiSsteral Prier, WurernAtoy,
or, particulariy
al Son if at p-esent in f: out
irreuder of which is to
r•in-Citief, tented Kontiwsk.-
tta•:k the Grind Vttirt, tsar
si. vrTEaaßract.. JUNIIII 514. •
yesterdoy Te lirawa sang
victory over the Turks, att,.l tug
bst!kl 6r standards and colours
tired of the troops on tie INerear.
at the taking (it are sum
de public; yid we are slot) is es-
ligeect of a general ehgaurin.Lt -
zier*o army; *Web, accurJutta to
moth Gnome-. appears to be nava..
is idsjeity presided io a Coutted
iItAYKFOILT, Jt
Cu natant+ oupli-, of th•• of
foliusiing:—.• We bite not 'et
ire of the operations of the *rinses
are con‘idersb!e. RonforCen!""
The Dean is leaking every
utm ne.ii_e with R ussia. by the

nearly finished. and the line of sharp-►hooters on
the right ha. been advanced to within 100 paces of
the wall that surrounds the Convent of the Holy
Cross.

From the 224 to.tke Val.—The approaches were
cow itiettd. as welh ai the parapet, throughout the
while length of the second parallel. The artillery
were occupied in completing the batteries. The
enmity kept up a swfy brisk Bra. but did hardly any
faiochiet, • -*

Free the •2111-to the 44th.—'Fwd new approaches
*are Gowned. one on the right; the other on the
left. The artillery completed the inside revilement.
(linings) of all the batteries, and lifteeu platforms
were laud down. Our sharpshooters were annoyed
from the Convent of the Holy Cross. At mid-
night 300 urrnadiert were assembled and divided
into two columns; the first consisting of 40 gre-
nadiers sod site sappers, provided with hatchets,
p chute., and two sacks of powder, commanded
l'apeuu Matzen, of the engineers, wus to cuter
to . rent by the rear, while the other column,
et •ter the command of Captain Francois, was to
p :s.•-ate by the front. Captain Maltzen. after
reeds which did no mischief. arriv-
ed at the g de. which he found barricadoed.—He
ap.ilied his p.wder to it, blew it open, and wus
the first so enter the Conveat with Captain Fran-
ces.. 'l'hey proceeded as far u the second gate,
which Captain Maitzen also blew up. The Spa-
niarels theu, to the number of 200, abandoned the
ground-i he. and retired to the upper stories, from
wheels "they kept up a very brink fire. Captain
Francois received a musket-ball. of which he is
sinew dead. At the sane time Captain 31altzen
rereist..l two shots: not wt htttoding his wounds, he
did net retire from the scene of action, but ordered
the secretary preparations for setting lire to the
Convent. Re did not retire to have let wounds
dressed until he had seen the greater part of the
C .event is II ',nes, and osost of the-Spaniards who
wt re in it esvelloped in the lames. This sitair,
esclasive of the loss of Captaiu Francais. °mi-
aowed us the loss done man killed and it wounded.
From the 24th to the 25th.—The night was em-
plcyed in completing the hoteries, mounting the
artillery, supplying ammunition, and putting them
in • condition to open their fire at day-break.
From the 25114 to the It6th.—The enemy were
driven out of that part of the Convent that was not
Most, sad the upper part of it was set on fire and
totelfy consumed. One hundred and fifty men
were posted and entrenched in the surrounding wall
and the pales. The batteries opened their fire.
From the 36tis to the 271 k—On the 26th, at four
is the morning, the fire was re-commenced against
the fort. Three powder maguises, one of which
ems etuairierable, were blown up. sod a somber of
howitzer shells were thrown. which set fire to the
place is several gouts% On the nth, the batte-
ries began firing aside at dawn, mid did not cease
all the day. The great siksio6 of shells that were
throfieu into the fortress increased the fres that had
broken outs blew um mother magazine, and so da-
mned the false bray. that it is especial the breach
will sou be practicable.
The fortress is to be summoned so the with.

siresust TillitATßS.---spoujay
TIM STEN I NG, SATURDAY, Jelly , ill be performed
(17th the COUtie Opera .4
! THIS LOVE! ea. THE MASQUERADERS.
Woll (Om the Ant Mar) a mew Melo-Dramatic foterlais-
meet, ealkdi
TWENTY TEAM AGO.
Tie Priweirel Mammal by Mr. Ram L Mr. IC sigiit,
Mr. 1. Smith, Mr. Diertow, Mime R. Reds, Mies Kelly
The sew C.weic t.yereolTriekeapacTramikee,eoatiowileg
to be mowed by William owl marlOwise sediesees
Ames of leweliter, mod applame, will be repeated ea
liewAwy. Wedweseey, awl Friday mid.
BY PARTICULAR DESIRE

TIME

711RATER-ROVAL. HA Y-111..RICIRT.
THIS EVENING, SATI'lt DAY, lusty et, will be perihelion'
s Nrw Play, is Five Arts, mike.
THE OOrIBTFUL SON; ON, SECRETS OF A
PALACE.
The Prioripal Cberarters by Mr. C. Amble. Mr Rowerbv,
Mr. 41.biet, Mr. Fariry, Mr. Busisler, Mn. Glover. Miss
H. Kelly, and Mn (abbe
Iv which wig be added; the awriesiyes Trsigeity of
TOM THUMB.

UsagKing Artless, lb. 71;ess DAMAN Ms.
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Ilse Nl* is respeetidiy iaransell. dot to ore Caleedy.
called NO Lek is the City, uirsissidobly postponall GU
licsass seat. whim it sill is poises&