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London, England, 1804-01-07 00:00:00

SA 1 URDAY, JANUARY 7, 1804.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE,

January 6, 1804.
IN Conformity to the Resolutiov of HIS M A.7ES,
. TV's COMMISSIONERS f:r CONDUCTING the AF-
FAIRS of the ROYAL MILL I'ARY COLLEGE, that the
Appointments of PROFE'S'SORS and MASTERS' shall! brde.
termined b Competition of Talents, the.Gt,vernor doth.h.efeby Rive 14
.Notice, That add;tional Masters in tit, fillov•ing, Branches of
."
Instetohn,viz. FORTIFICATION, MILIT /1141 DRAIM
ING, GEOGRAPHY, and HIS andtoas:tist In teach.
ing the LATIN CLASS ICS, wilt b :wanted at de Junior
Department of the said College, at Great in the CounLy
of Bucks, in the cow-se of !Le ensuing Ilictsth.
Letters of Application are to be addressed-to the Governor of the
Royal Militat) College, under rover to the Right Hon, the Secre-
tary at War, Tar-Office,
No Pe, son will 6e approved iy the Establishment, whose Ch 4.
rafter will not bear the strit7est scrutiny.

A Colleeate Board of the RAJ a! ,11ilitatx College pill be &Id
at Great Marlow, on raeiday the 7th of eebrzza;:y next, for the
Examination of the Candidates for the ab,ve- mentioned Appoint.
marts.

fIOLCROFT's TRAVELS.
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IMPROVED SCHOOL. BOOKS.

This Day wls published, a New Edition, embellished with
Twenty-tiur Portraits, price 4s. 6d. bound,
THE BRITISH NEPOS, c insisting of Lives of
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distinguished themselves by their Virtues, Talents, and re..
markable.Aelvancement in Life, with incidental pradical
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By WILLIAM .MAYOR, LL. D. -
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Foolscz,a °Claim, price Half-a-guinea in boards,
'THE MILITARY MENTOR; being a Series
'of Letters recently written by a General Officer to,his
Son on his entering the Army ; comprising a Course of Ele-
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PUBLISHED BY PERMISSION.

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On Modesty .—On Prudence.—On Secrecy.--,On Foresight.
the Means of acquiring tire Conliderce of the Soldiers.
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