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'THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1810.
[PRICE SIXIii.2OCisH.;LPPENNIrs
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'EX I' of KIN to JAMES GOSLING, lase , '
of the East India ship Warren Hastings, wal apply
No. 130, Cock.hill, Shadwell, they will hear of
•ir advantage.
NEXT of KIN belonging to ANromo
tan, late belonging to the East India ship
dy to Mr. Samuel Levy, of No. 77, Rose-
slopseller, they may hear of something to , .
ND GEORGE NIGHTINGALE, OF
STREET, BANKERS.
have proved their Debts un-
y receive a Dividend of fourpence-
,mount of their respective Debts.
'.LIAM NIGHTINGALE may re-
n shillings, in the Pound, (five
nd,
la NIGHTINGALE may re-
ogs in the Pound (making
(plying to Messrs. Gregg
'iruay Morning between '
9N l'R AC r.
HOLME.
):Id LEASE.
i-hos of Hairy
'v re- I incubi :
s••veral Mes-
t.' 4 , having
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OFFICE- OF ORDN.INCE, ift7,,,st 17, 1810.
^HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil-
t Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall• Mall
lore Wednesday, the sth day of September next, from
sons as may Le willing to undertake the supply of
' CAPS, for service of this Department, for a period of
•
'he Articles may be viewed, upon application at
•irekeeper's Office, at the Tower, and the terms
• the Contract, together with all farthis par-
"own at :he Secretary's OflLe, in Pall-Mall
ttween the boars of tea and four o'clock 4
;cm by delivered, sealed up and endorsed,
And CAPS r but no Proposal can be al-
lay of September, at 10 o'clock at noon
ill any Tender be noticed unless the
in his behalf, shall attend.
R. H. CREW, Svretary.
.. .
n)N4NCE, Atitgeut 22, 1810.
'FICBRS of HIS MA-
to herehi give Meire,
action, at the Tower, en
,xt, between the hours of
of OLD and UNSER•
consisting of Hamel,
'us other Articles of
Articles of Bedding,
', Steel, and mixed
and Carts, Cart-
lth a variety o
f may suggest
During the time that such an Apprentice shall be on board a
1, upon appli- ship he will be requited to keep a joarnai of his remarks and
`Mee at the observations, arranged under distinct head,; noting such kn.
the day of provements in any part of the ship, or any thing connected there-
ielivered with, as may suggest themselves to him, fawn a minute attention
to the circumstances by which a ship is affected at sea ; a copy
of which journal is to be transmitted to the Admiralty.
<try. A cabin or birth will he allotted to him in the gun-room, or in
sonic other suitable part of the ship ; lie shall mess with some of
'• the Officers, and be treated In all respects as a Gentleman.
I. Salaries to be allowed Apprentices of the Superior Class.
If the Apprentice llf the Apprentice If the Apprentice
I shall not have . I shall have served shall have served s
served 2 years in two years in that three years inthat
lie interior class. I class. class.
—.....--..—.-... 1
Ist year • 60
2d year Ist year 70
'el year 24 year Ist year 80
h year 3d year . 2d year 90
year 4th year 3d year 100
tear 1 - sth year
•••li year I 110 •
ar 6th year sth year 130
'r return from sea, until they can be appointed officers
'e of vacancies having occurred, they shall be =t-
esters of Ships building ; in assisting the Master- ,
he differwat Yards, and their Assistants or Fore-
old Lotr, under the Timber•master, or ha any I
which the Master Shipwright may have caeca-
; with the approbation of the Commissioner;
hey shall have £iso per annum; and if such
viten furthree years after their return, they
,!r annum until they be provided for. i
*ces of young men, whose education has
-able expence to Government, may not
• their apprenticeship, they shall tank t
entry into the Yard, be required to
1 bond to the amount of £5OO, and
being dischargA fur misconduct,
such of it as may indemnify Go-
red in his Education, shall be
I improve the qualifications
.ds, and thereby to ensure a.
whom Officers of the de-
en, &c. ss iU be selected,
ttperior Odicers in his
' the Navy, will ulti-
first Wednesday in
sin number of Ap-
nsed `tint manual
',matins pyblic
who lowa to
`andidates will
'e entered in '
'ear is to be
bed, wise.
may be
perit r
d, at
'l be .
of .
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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE FREEHOLD
ES TATE% IN SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION—By Mr. NEVE,
At the Six Bells in Northiam, on Wednesday, September 12,
1810, between the hours of t bore and Four in the Afternoon,
subject to such Conditions as shall be then produeed,
SEVERAL FREEHOLD FARMS, the property
of the late Mr. Pis, of Northiam, in Lots as follows :
Lot I. Sparks Farm, coucisting of a Farmhouse, Garden,
Outhouse, Barn, Stable, Lodges, and Out-buildings, and several
Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and Hap Ground,
containing in the whole abaut 90 Acres, salute ha the Pariah of
Ewhurst.
Lot 2. Cook'. Tarm, consisting of a Farm-house and Cottage
Garden, Oastliattse. Barn, Lodges, and Out-buildings, and several
Pieces of Arab:a, Meadow, anti Pasture Land, containing in the
whole about 42 Acres, situate in Northlam.
Lot 3. hole Farm, consisting of a Farm.house, Garden, Out-
house, Burn, Stable, Lodges, and Out-buildings and several Pieces
of AraNe, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, and floja Ground,
containing in the whola about 150 Acres, situate in Northiant.
Lot 4. Little Dixter, consisting of a Farm-house, Garden,
Outhouse, Barn,. Stable, Lodges, and Out-buildings, ai several
Pieces of Arable Meadow, Pasture, and Minh Land, and Hop
Ground, containing in the whole about 75 Acres, situate lu
Nwrthiam.
Lot S. The Crocker', consisting of several Pieces of Meadow,
Pasture, and Marsh Land, containing iu the whole about 48
Acres, situate in Nonhiam.
Lot G. The Copland Pieces, eons sting of two Pieces of Arable
Land and Hop Ground, containing toolter about ten Awes,
situate in Northiatn.
Lot 7. A Messtiace in two Dwelling", with about half an
Acre of Garden Ground thereto belonging, situate in Northinn,
in the occupation of Thomas Sargent and 'Thomas Gladwish.
AU the above Lands are in a very high state of cultivation.
and the wool part of Lot 3, and the Shaws and Itetiges on the
different Farms are full of thriving young Oak • Timber.
The Farm-houses and Buildings are all in good repair. The
premises are Freehold and redeemed of Land-tax.
Immediate pcmsesssiou of the Lands may be had. The tenants
of the didereat Farm-houses have notices to trait at Lady-day
next. The Purchaser may be accommodated with part of the
Purchase-Money on security of the premises if reciter/ d.
The Farms may ba viewed on application to Mr. Piz, Beckley ;
Mr. 'Tres% Northlam; Mr. Samuel Baker, Heatitfield ; and Mr.
Joint Pix, Tenterden; of whom and of the Auctioneer, at Tun-
terdeos and of Messrs. Wool etc and Dawes, Rye, further partl-
aldara may be knows.

may suggest.
During the time that such an Apprentice shall be on board a
ship he will be requited to keep a joqrnat of his remarks and
observations, arranged under distinct head.; noting such lin-
provements in any part of the ship, or any thing connected there-
with, as may suggest themselves to him, fawn a minute attention
to the circumstances by which a ship is affected at sea ; a copy
of whish journal is to be transmitted to the Admiralty.
A cabin or birth will be allotted to him in the gun-room, or in
some other suitable part of the ship ; he shall mess with wine of
the Officers, and be treated in all respects as a Gentletnar.
Salaries to be allowed Apprentices of the Superior Class.
li the Apprentice lif the Apprentice if the Apprentice
shall not have . I ►hall have served shall have served sum
served 2 years in I two years in that three years inthat
the interior class. I class. class.

I • lit year
4d year lit year
Stl year
44 year
4th year 3d year
501 year 4th year
6th year I • sth year
7th year 6th year
Upon their return from sea, until tl
in consequence of vacancies having
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Voyed as Overseers of Ships building ; in assisting the Master-
Shipwrights in the differ at Yards, and their Assistants or Fore-
nten ; in the Mould Loh, under the 7imber•master, or ha any
other situation in which the Master Shipwright may have occa-
sion to employ them, with the approbation of the Commissioner;
during that interval they shall have £l5O per annum; and if such
vacancies should not happen furthree years aher their return, they
shall then have Li SO per annum until they be provided for.
In order that the services of young men, whose education hats
been obtained at a considerable expence to Government, may not
be lost on the expiration of their apprenticeship, they shall each
of them, previously to their entry into the Yard, be required to
find tw.; sureties, to enter into bond to the amount of £5OO, ani
in the event of an Apprentice being discharged fur mb,conduct,
the amount of the bond, or so much of it as may indemnify Go-
vernment for the expellee incurred in his Education, shall be
forfeited.

NA VT-OPFIC E, June 20, 1810.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS.
SIONERS of his ALM ESTI—, NAP); herds gigs. Notice,

That a Plan of Education has been established at the Royal
Nasal College, at his Majes. y's Deck-yard at Portsmouth, for a
auperior claw of Apprentices t• Shipwrights.

TO THE POOR, WHO HAVE CHILDREN AFFLICTED
IN curriNo THEIR TEETH.
MRS. JOHNSON having observed, in walking
through the different Streets In working Neighbourhoods,
numbers of Children reduced almost to Death's door with the
agony in Cutting their Teeth, and whose Parents (hardly able to
procure Bread for themselves) are under the painful necessity of
seeing their Babes suffer, not having it in their power to purchase
a Bottle of the AMERICAN SOO THING SYRUP to alleviate
their misery; and having met with such universal success in the
sale of her Medicine, during the space of three years, in restoring
several hundred Children who were thought past recovery, by
only having their Gums rubbed with the Syrup, it ht ing as plea-
sant as efficacious, and gives instant relief. She, therefore, wish-
ing to extend its usefulness, and taking compassion on the rising
generation of the Poor, intends to distribute among them (out-
Tts) One Hundred Bottles weekly; viz. 50 on Tuesday, and 50
on Saturday, Mornings, (from Nine to Ten o'clock,) at her
House, No. 94, NeWman-street, Oxford-street.-They are re-
quested to brirg a PhiaL
Mrs. J. hopes, at the same time, that Persons who can afford
to purchase the Syrup will not injure the Poor, by obtaining what
is intended for their relief alone.

The number of Students in the superior class of Shipwrights'
Apprentices shall, in the first instance, be limited to twelve, but
will gradually be increased to twenty-five. The period of ap.
prenticeship shall be seven years, but for a Student who may
have previously served in the inferior class of Apprentices in his
Majesty's yards for the space of two years, it Mali be only six
years. and only five years for a Student who may have previously
served in the said class for the space of three years.
An Instructor in the theory of Naval Architecture will be
added to the present establishment of the Royal Naval College,
to assist particularly in the instruction u. this class •f Apprentices.

The object of this Institution is to improve the qualifications
of the Shipwrights in the Dock Yards, and thereby to ensure a.
succession of Artificers, front among whom Officers of the de-
scription of Master Measurers, Foremen, &c. wiU be selected,
and from those, the appointments of the Superior Officers in his
Majesty's Dock Yuda, and Suretyors of the Navy, will ulii-
ina.ely be made.

The day of Examination is fixed for the first Wednesday in
November next (7th November,lBlo); a certain number of Ap-
prentices now in the Dock Yards, are to be excused `tim manual
labour to prepare themselves fur the examine im,atur this pyblic
notice of the qualifications expected from thine who intea to
become Candidates, and of the day on which such Candidates wili
be examined, is given, in order that the number to be entered in
the superior Class of Apprentices (which in the first year is to be
limited to twelve) may be elected front those best qualified, why.
Cher belonging to the Dock Yards or not.
Such Persuus of the description before mentioned who may be
desirous of becoming Candidate* for ainti•siun to the superior
Class of Apprentice., to belong to his Majes..y's Dock Yard, at
Poitsmouth, are ther ..tre hereby informed, that they will be
required to send notice of their intention to the Navy Board, or
the commi.,ioner of 1114 hlujesry's Dock Yard at Portsmouth,
on the 24th art October, 1810 ; and they must be prepared with
every docutnunt and qualification men coned in this Advertise-
ment, and be at l'ertsniouth Dock Yard at Eight o'Clock in tl e
Morning of the day of ekantination,vix. the 7th November, le:0,
and wait for further directions Irons the Centualasseoer foe wit
prorreadisills•

The Candidates for admission must produce certificates from
two resp:ctable Physicians or Surgeons that they are of sound
health and constitution, and likewise proof from the register of
the parish in which they were bons of their being at least 15, and
not more than 17 years of age, excepting candidates from among
the Shipwrights' Apprentice* of the Yard, who may be admitted
if they shall not have served trore than three years of their time.
Candidates shall be examined on the first Wednesday in Novem-
tier in etch year, by the Professor of the Royal Naval College,
assisted by the histructorin the Theory of Naval Architecture,
in the presence of the Commissioner of the Yard, the Lieutenant-
Governor of the College, and Master Shipwright, who shah
jointly report the result of the examination to the Lords Com-
missioneto of the Admiralty, carefully inserting the names of the
Candidates in succession according to their respective merits.
The following shall be the subjects of examination, with which
every successful Candidate must be perfectly acquainted :
Ist.—Reading English, and writing it with facility from dic-
trion.
ado--The int four Rules of Arithmetic, and. Op Ride •

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To be bad of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Co 94, New-
man-street, Oxford-greet; and Retailed by Golding, Cornhill ;
Mrs. Richardson, Manchester; Jones, Portsea, Hants; New-
bery, Dame-street, Dublin; and by all the principal Medicine
Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. a bottle, for ready
money only.
N. 11. Be, sure to ask for Johnson's Am:to-it= Soothing Syrup.