Star.
London, England, 1812-09-29 00:00:00

No Pahl shed by Goulding, D'Alniaine, Potter, and Co. No. 20,
• soho,,quare, London ; and 1. stmorland-street, Dublin.
THE BATTLE OF SALAMANCA, for the
pianoforte, price is 6d. and with Accompaniments (ad
Iltiftesn) for Violin and Violoocello. composed by John Caddo%
riceSs, Ste favourite Canzonets, compesed by Sir J. Stevenson,
price Bs. Six juvenile Songs, composed in an easy style expressly
for the use of yowl Performers, price Ss. A grand Sonata for
the Pianoforte; composed by Elihu Morey, price ss. Also, in a
few days will be published, the Music of Ilse Spanish Patriots a
Thousand Years ago, as now performing at the Theatre Royal,
Lyceum, composed and arranged for the Pianoforte by Sir J.
Stevensoc.

This day_was blished, price 3s. in boards, a new Edition of
rARY's ITINERARY, carefully revised, end
containing Routes to upwards of 9000 Places, lying of the
Mein Read, which were not given in the former Editions, and
Will not be found in any other wook of this description, with ad-
ditional Mae of the Isle of Wight, and Environs of Cheltenham,
New Cross Roads, &c. ate.
Printed for John Cary, 181, Strand, and may be had of 'lithe
principal fiooltwliers throughout the Kingdom. ~

IA/ i.NTED to PurchAse an ADVOWSON of
v v xsco to 4100 per Annum, with a prospect of immediate
Pregeotatioma—Direct (post-paid) to A. 11. Post-Office, Lewes,
Ilassex.

-INY Gentleman or Lady in want of WHITE
A h WINE, may be supplied with the most superior XERES
seer imported, at D. GONMERO's, a Spanish Merchant. No. 7,
Upper Ituekinghartu•street, Strand, in lots of two dozen, at 465. -
&livered to any part free of expence. D. Gamer* is enabled
le refer to twenty different Noblemen, who have purchased large
quatitles of the Wine. Country orders duly attended to. Hours
*cat Tat to Five.

TBISH, Contractor for the present and the last
• LOTTERY, returns his sincere thanks to the Public
Br their distinguished Favours, and is happy to announce the
*Bowing List of Capitals sold in Shares at his Offices, No. 4,
Combill, and 9, Charing-Cross, where the Fortunate Holders
say receive their Money on Demand. T. Bisu can with confi-
dence recommend tLe Improved Scheme of the Lottery, pos-
sessing Prizes of £20,000, instead of £16,000, yet containing
store Prizes than the last Lottery; and as the smallest Prises of
429 gave such unlvenal satisfaction, they are retained In the
SCHEME. CAPITAL PRIZES
2 of £20,000 are 48,000 tOLD BY
s— 3,000 6,000 BISH, IN SHARES,
4 1,000 4,000 In the last Lottery.
4 500 gpoo WWI
1.. SOO l,OOO No. 3,651 Peize of £16,000
I 200 1,200 974
6 100 800 3,280
10 50 —. 500 600 A
30 40 400 2,736
16 25 4to 2,756 . II
1,950 , 22 49,900 And Sewn Prizes of £3OO,
All to be drawn I and £2OO, &c. &c. &c.
The 20th of OCTOBER.

ROYAL ACADEMY OF WAIN, COUNTY Oti tiOsa.
SOME years ago several public-spirited Noblemen
and Gentlemen connected with the Northern Counties of
holland, impressed with a just convictiou of the high national
importance of hav:ng the instruction et youth considered on a
Ikea!, extended and effectiverlan. resolved to found an Academy
h the Royal Burgh of Tato; and with this view they opened a Sub-
mriptior, and received contributions, not only from all the Pro-
prietors of the County of Ross, Istit also from many other moat
respectable individuals, both at" home and ab:oad, who took e
fr :idly interest in this pa riotic Institution. A Royal Charter
Sas obtained, cor stituttrg the Directors of the Academy a Body
Corporate, with rower to appoint all the Teachers, and to a rect.
Iltielaws for the interne: ttpulation of the Seminary: Under
the managemet.t of tlst Dirt eters, a commodious ind elegant
Building has been erected, aid is ready fur the re ce pion of
Teachers and Students ; and as the funds are in a condition t o af-
ford a very handsome provision for the Masters, the Directors
consider It their duty to lose no time in opecing the Academy
for the instruct s:in of youth.
The branches of Education intended to be taught at this Semi.
nary, are, the reading of Eiglirh, Enz,litt Grammar and Vocu-
tion, Writit g, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Mathematics, Surveys
ler, Fortification, Gunnery, &c. also Natural Philosophy, with
the Outlines of Natut al History, Aston teeny, and Navigation,
Drawing, and Perspective, the Latin, Greek, and French Lan-
Pages. The number of Teachers is at present limited to three
or four, till an accession to the rands, of which the Direc:ors
entertain a confident hopei shall admit of an enlargement of that
number. Though it is not requisite that Under Teachers should
be acquainted with any other branches than those connected with
their respective Departments, yet It is expected that the Rector
or Head Master, who will have the superintendency of the whole
lentinary, shall be qualified to judge how far the other Teach•rs
discharge their duty with ability and skill, as well as with fidelity
lad success.
ike Directors wishing to mak: ft en object to men of talents
sod merit to be appointr d as Teachers in this Academy, have re-
solved to make their salaries, such as in conjur ction with the other
emoluments of office, may render :heir situation, all local ciretiin-
slaries considered, as respectable as those of any similar haiku-
lion in Scotland. It is proposed that the Rector shall have Nbiety
founds eer annum of salary, with a reasonable allowance in lieu
of a free louse to be he reafter agreed oar ; that the other Masters
4411 tacit have Fit:boy Pounds without a House, till the Dine-
pr hall be able to complete the proji cell plan of the Building
faalcn. is Intended to irchele !lout es for tree accommodation of the
er les I
tll ntended
Mas:ers. 'I he directors cmfidently hope, that
of tr "meta us resort of Scholars to the Aced( my out
ext osier
theopreiasion of Ross and other Northern Counties,
hid that front e cheapness of provisiers, and other favourable
cumstances,the Masters will he enabled to receive Boarders
cninbderate terms, and yet deiive to 01611th/es such eirolu-
Mans as will make the ir condition Ter, comfot table and inclepen-
_ t• Thepectdiar advantage of the local situation of this tie-
y, or for the health, morals, and education of youth, will be .
more particularly made known to the Public, after the arrange- '
lams for the Classes are fixed and the Masters appointed.
As it is the most anxious desire of the Directors that none but
Neu of established character and abilities shall be employed u •
Teachers in this Seminary, they are resolved to encourage no ap- I
Wagons from auy who Mumd their pretectic vs on private into-
test or favour. C:.n.2.idates who can produce unexceptionable
testimonies of chile character and merit, especially if they have
had experience and success in teaching Vouch, are invited to
tesenniit before the nub day of October nest, letters of appli-
fsion (accompanied with the proper certificates), specifying the
branches which they undertake to teach, and the period tl.ey eau
Inter on their duty, if elected, to John Urquhart, Esq. Tower,
!sandun, or to William Murray, Esq. Eldest Bailie of TWO.
N.B. From either of whom they will recike early
Chi bane and Moth of election.
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