The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-12 00:00:00

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE,
• lartuary 9, 1807.
IN conformity to the Resolution of His Majesty's
.for Concluding the. Affairs of the Royal
I.litary College, that the Appointments of PRO ESSORS
fltd MAST ERS shall be determined by competition of Ta-
'slnS, the Governor doth-hereby give Notice, that an addi-
t°llkl WRITING MASTER will be Wanted at the tunior
epartment of the said College, at Great Marlow, in the
County of Bucks.
Letters of application are to be addressed to the Governor
of_ the Royal Military College, under cover, to the Right
honourable the Secretary at War.
No Person will be approved for the Establishment whose
Cliaraaer will not bear the striaest scrutiny.
• A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military, College will' be
held at Great Marlow, on Tuesday the 3d of February next,
lof the Examination of the Candidates for the above-men-
tioned Appointment.

'AT the ACADEMY of MONSIEUR L'ABBE
DE GRENTHE, Quay-streef, NEWPORT, ISLE
of WIGHT, ISQS, Young GENTLEXEN are Boarded and
Educated, or Educated only,lin all the various Branches of
7-polite and useful Literature.—Emulation, justice, Recom.
pence.

Monsieur L'Abhe De G renthe, Master of Arts in the Uni-
versity of Paris, and Author of several Works published in
That Capital returns his sincere Thanks to the Nobility,
Gentry, and inhabitants of the Isle of Wight ana vicinity,
for their proteaion during the space of thirteen years, and
More particularly since his undertaking a Boarding School,
wherein are taught, by able English Masters, dirlerent
Xranches of Education, conformable to his new plan of teach-
§g the French Language, winch has met with such success
ih his Pupils, and Sa tis ta ttio it in_their Friends.

. . Tefins per Quarter.
toard (tea allowed without extra charge) and Instruaion, in-
cluding English, Latin, Greek, taught grammatically,
Writing, Arithmetic, Merchant's Accounts and Mathe-
matics - - " - - ,C sto o
Half Board - - - - - 3 3 0
bay Scholar - - OD O. - i 1 o
A Parlour Boarder • - - -
Zntrance for a Boarder il. Is. ; for French, Draw-
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11,%, Dancing, or Geography
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I? tench School every other day, for young Ladies,
6frorn nine to eleven in the morning -
"to for young Gentlemen, from six to eight in
theievenin
Lesson, at his own, house, an hour every
other day holidays excepted, tl.l ts.6sd. ; out of it z z 0
geography and the use of the Globes taught every
drawing
morning, front nine till ten o'clock -
taught every other day, front twelie to one
/3°'Clock, by Mr. Griffiths, from London -
I,v4l.l;trig every Wednesday, by ditto
and Arithmetic, by private lessons, three
i•!3 a week, by ditto - I is 6
tint No Master is to attend more than twenty Pupils,
t thereby be able to do them that justice which
11,Q1" oe impracticable in an unlimited number, and to cause
.4(11 to be what their Specimens of IVriting, Drawing,
.Arithmetic, &c bespeak them.
Hours' the School are—ln the morning, from six in
the Summer, and from half-past six. in the Winter, till
eight, and from nine till twelve ; in the afternoon, front two
till five, and from six till eight, Wednesdays and Saturdays
excepted.
N. B. In the *inter the doors are to be shut at half-past
trine, and in Summer at ten o'clock in the evening.
a::-.1-101idays—Wednesday and Saturdays in the atternnon and
few 01 the most indispensible, such as the King's' Birth-
day+&c. At Midsummer, ft-wit the 16th of lune to the zoth
°t. Lily at Christmas, front the :6th of Deceinber till the
?•oth cri tnua slayt Easter, from,Good Friday till the•fol-
-I,t9wing lv e.it : and three days at 1V hitsuntide. Never.
heless, for the accomnmdation ot,the Public, the Academy
Will remain open during the NlULuituner and Christmas Va-
cation,
on the following terms for each : a Parlour boarder
Boarder al. as.— a Day Boarder tl. 4s. .--and a Day
cholartos. 6d. •
,_*,.** The Public. may be assured that M. L'Abbe .De
his will employ the best means to excite emulation in
Young Pupils by public and private exercises,• where ap-
431;ation and success will be duly rewarded; and to fttit-
.tiuize them to those .principles of m..raliry and good bena-
;liofe! which so essentially promote the happinvas of social

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M. L'Abbe De Grenthe does not mean to compel any 15ay Schotat to'at tend at the a bcovc: ntentioued Hours, onead then-
Vtiencts not approvevi „ .