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London, England, 1810-09-26 00:00:00

ed.:—The first four Ruler
in whole numbers, and alp
3d.—The first three Books of Eu"..lid's Elements, by R. Simp-
son, with the exception of Propositions 42, 44, 45, Book I. and
of Propositions 11, 9, 10, 11, 14, Book 2. In this part of the ex-
aminations, besides giving the most precise demonstrations, the
Candidates will be expected to make the constructions in a prac-
tical manner with compasses and ruler.
4th. ----The French Language, a knowledge of which, although
not alasolutely required in the Candidates who may present them-
selves at the first examination which is to be he will, never-
theless, give a preference to those who are in all other respects
equally qualified; at all subsequent examinations, however, the
Candidates will be required to read and translate Freneh with
facility.
After admission into the Superior Class, the Apprentices shall
attend at the Royal Naval College three or four hones on the
mornings of every day in the week, except Sunday, and the esta-
blished Holidays, where they shall be instructed iu such parts of
the following Subjects, as shall appear to the Professor of the
College to be best adapted to the object of the Establishment, viz.
the Formation of able and useful Ship ;Whine .
Geometry, Fluxiods,
Algebra, Theory of Naval Architecture,
Plane Trigonometry, Drawing,
Mechanics, Ile French Language.
Hydrostatics,
On' Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays' the Apprentices
shall be employed at the College during the hours abovensen-
tioned in the Study of Mathematics, under the Professor or the
Instructor; on Thursday and Friday mornings in Drawing, un-
der the Drawing Master, the art of Perspective being most par-
ticularly applied in drawing the different part. of a Ship t and the
morning of• Saturday shall be appropriated to the Study of such
book, and exercises in the French Language, under the French
Master, as may perfect them therein, and at the same time ad-
Vance their professional knowledge. This division of time al-
lotted for their studies is, however, to be subject to such altera-
tions as shall appear to the Professor best calculated for promoting
the object of the Ipstitution. .
In the remaining part of the day, when not attendi at the
College, they shall be employed under ibe Master
aidisilatt
or
Instructor of Naval, Architecture, in the M•the
various kinds of manual labour connected with Shiphetedba:
In the acquirement of a complete knowledge of the ddferent
parts of a Ship, and of the method of constructing and fastening
the same, u well as in diecrlmluatiog her different properties
deducible from theoretical • calculations ; also -in the manage-
ment and conversion of timber, and generally, In such other
manner as the Master Shipwright may consider as best adapted
to make them fully acquainted with all the detail of ihe duties of
a practical glipwright.
To ensure the punishment of offences committed by them dur
ing theli au/salience at the Cathie, a book shell be kept by the
Instructor, itgich such offences shall be entered; and at the
end of each or oftener if there be occasion, this book shall
be sent to thitOffice of the Commissioner who will order such
punishment to be inflicted, as may be coLformahlo to the usual
treatment of Apprentices in the Dock Yard.
And at the epd of each year, a public Examination ilsall take
place lo the presence at the Olken mentioned in the 3d Article,
'As general statement - - -

A ROMATJC SPIRIT of VINEGAR -(the on-
siid invention of Mr. Henry. Bud brought by his wore,' •
sive improvements to the highest perfection) condones to be pre-
pared and sold by Messrs. Hexer, Manufacturing Ckemists,
Manchester.
This agreeable perfumed Liquor, whit* Is composed of highly
concentrated Vinegar, joined with the unit piers= organises
and eXcacious antiseptics, may be kept uoinyatratik any climate
and tor any length of time. Its pungent abet adept. it fps af..
fording relief in bcad-achs, fainting., &c. and modem It peculiarly
grateful and refreshing in crowded rookie, Opiates of public resort,
and in the apartasents of the sick. It Counteracts, also, the Witco.
tion of concision diseases.
As malty spurious and inferior preparation are sold under the
same and similar paws, the public are requested to observe, as
the only peoistiof la being geol," that Use tomes Of Messrs.
Mom, Maitheater, are *waved an the stoop.
Tliefilgropnia Spirit of Vintgac. in bottles prise Os. ft each,
stamp inclotlid, Is sold wholesale aqd retail by Bayley and Blew,
Cockspur-street, (the wilt Agents io Loudon authorised by the
Proprietors), where may be hid, Sponge Boxes of (hold, Aver,
Carnelian. Crystal, &c.
Mei, Henry's Calcined Necessity, in bottles. at 2s. 64. and
larger with glass stoppers, at os. endit their OMSK Wog too the
stamps.

BUTLER'S CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOCfni
PO WI %ER.
BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea-
tere• are allowed to distinguish the British Pair; bet the
Prove'eta: of BUTLER's Too POWDER wvmld hcir Issvt
to remind his .C.oontrriennisa. that the hewn of char Prance
loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or spew
a rotten and unhealthy appotrance--this is the mere issescesahle,
as the present preparatieo affords the healllble mews of it moving
every b'issish of the enamel, and is safe io Its sppilomisit, hetet
composed of Vegetables. •
It is recommended to the stomtimi of sd ranks, es daring
sway every imperfeedooodther lo the Pim, or the deceLoatut
enamel alloy Teeth, as ramilidet th 9 IMO& sweet sad•
ble, and snaking the Gums eir their roper shape sod evientliso•
Me; cad a certain preventive maid the Toetioselse. Macon,.
pod*, of thls kind ever brio* leeward to public metke, has
met midi universal approbation; and the Prvpriator has to bees
that it Is In daily use of Royalty itself.
Sold, whuksale and retail, by Mr. Rader, No. 4,
corner of Paternoster-row ; Baster and Co. sad 71611911=
burgh and Glamor.; Belem, Portsmouth ; Newbury Nal Son,
Dublin; Pact and Turner, Hull; lielland and Hayden,
mos* ; and moat Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers,
its boom at is. 9d. each.

MATRIMONIAL FELICITY.
44 But happy they, the happiest of their kind." Bach is the law
gums of the bnmortat Thomson. wham speaking of the mat-
riige state ; but to insure that happiness it is netesseeys as
Juvenal observes. " Mess sena in corpora saw; to have
" A souad mind in a mead body." Hence the Isdispeneilbie
necessity it every person, vre incomes into that chase anima,