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impressed at any of the Out Ports will be
upon the production or transmission of the necessary Docurne,nts
as Apprentices' indenturls, Certificates of Baptism, Protection;
&c. 'the respective Cases will be enquired into, and the Parties
made acquainted with the result of the Board's; determination
thereon free of all expellee whatsoever.
A proper person is otdered to attend in the great Hall of the
Admiralty from Eleven o'Clock till Two to receive applications
can the subject abovementioned. .7. Ir. CROICER.
SUPERIOR CLA.3I3 (7F SI4IPRPRIOHT APPRFNTICES:
2vArr OFFICE, MIT' a, lel I.
BY His Majesty's Order in Council, dated 20th
September, 1809, a Plan of Education was established at
the Royal Naval College, at his Majesty's Dockyard at Ports-
mouth, for a Superior Class of Apprentices to Shipwrights, and
Twelve Persons were admitted as Students on the Ist day of

January last-
And it being determined that rive more Students shall be ad-
mitted, the Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's
Navy hereby give notice, that the examination of Candidates
will take place in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on
.he 6th of November next, at Light o'Clock in the morning; sad
that such Persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates
for admission. are required to send notice of their intentiou'to
the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on
or before ;he Ist day of that month.
The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not mere than •
seventeen years of age.
The Plan of education may be obtained en application at the
Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of Ma-
jesty's Dock-yards; where also information may be obtained as
to tac nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the
documents they are to produce on the day of examination, the
ihdaries they w.ll be allowed en being admitted Students, and of
the offices to which they will be eligible after they have served
the term of Apprewiceshlp.

ORO k ANG 1!-Ut. Srp. y tell
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
ORDNANy:E, do her.4s/ give Netice,
That Propmals be received at their Ofllee in
cn cr before Fiiday, the 11th day of :October nest, from such
Persons as may be to undertake the supply of IRON-
MODfit3r.itY AR LIMES for service fat this Department, for
a period of three Years, determinable at the expiration of one
year, at the option of either party.
Patterns of the Articles may he viewed upon application at
VriffdpiltStovillityper rollet in fbe Ts. Wei; fur her par-
ticulars, together with die Terms and Conditions of the Conn ract,
may be k:mwn at:the Setretaty's Oilier in Pall-Mall aforeiaid,
any day betnan the hour% of ten and tour o'clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed," Propo-
sals for ironniongery,".but no proposal can be admitted after ths
said 11th day of October, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same
day; neither will any 'l ender be noticed unless the party making
it, or an agent iu hi:, behalf, shall attend.
By Order of she Board, R. X. CREW, Secretary,

fifteen shillbir to Bve guint:at.
Mantifactured and said by J. flockland, Ivory Turner, No. C 3,
Brook street, Holborn, London.
UNDERWOOD'S MEDICAL CATALOGUE, fur 1811-12.
This day was published,
A. CATALOGUE of an extensive CQLLEC-
TION of BOOKS, in ANATOMY, MSDICSNL, SUR.
HIRT, MIHRWYRY„ CHEMt6TRY, PHARMACY, &c. !few and
second-hand: it eluding an assortment of valuable Frencb Woe'
on the above kluscee, lately inzported. •
Sold by ' Miss tsdistwood. Wed
To Which ail, added, Tables of tho Pay ,of the M.a0..-
Departm-nt of the Army, Navy, and Em.t Intba Company's Seel',
vice, a Complete List of the Lectures delivered in London, with.
their Terms, Hoarse attendance, &c.
disconht of 10 per cent. for ready money, front the Muds ru
part of the Catadogne.

This day were published,
In 4to. with Plays of Battles, and accurate Maps of the Country
now occupied by the Allied Army,lkc. price 15s.
OBSERVATION:i on the PRESENT STATE
of the POR'i UtillE,sE ARMY, as organised by Lieute-
nant-General Sir WILLIAM CARR BERESFORI), K. B.
Field Marshal aid Commander in Odd of tbat Army. With
an Account St the different Military Establishments and Laws
of Portugal, and a SStftch of the Cain7aigrs of the 131%t and pre-
sent Year, during wldch the Parini' se rmy was brought into
the Field, again-t the enemy, for the brit time, trt a regular Force.
To which is subjoined, a Return or British Officers serving with
the Portuguese Army on the !rah hey talk
By ANDREW HALLIDAY, M. D,
Printed for !oho Murray, Se, Fltet-street, London; Mottle,
and Mills, Portsmouth; Wtlliaat 'Blackwood, Edinburgh; and
M. N. Mthott, and lohtt Cumming, Dublin. ,

This day was published, in a neat sad ciuswir "tinted Volume,
small *co. price 64. boards. . .
THE SURGEON's VADE-NIECUM, containing
1. the Symptoms, Causes Diazuosis. Prognosis, and treatment,
of Surgical Diseases ; accompinicd by the niod.frii and approved
Methods of Operating; • Select liontitilz of P: escriptious, and a
Glossary of Ternss.
By ROBERT HOOPFA, M.D. Rte.
Prided for John Murray, Se, Peet-strcei, 1 00. mi ; William]
Blackwood, Ed nburgh ; and John Cumming, Dvibliii ; sold also
by every Bookseller In toirn and country.
Of whom may be had, lately pulitshed,
1. Hooper 's Physiciaa's Vaile-Mecum. tc. two. (s.
L es-•—•••••-•- Anatoanst's Vade-Mecum, Ic. Sit°. 9s.
•
3. Einoniaat Inns, Ste. Ss. 6d.
4. Cooper's Dictionlary of Practical Surgery, Svc. 15s.
fI 5; Thomlss's Prattice of Physic, live 14s.

This slay was published,
In one neat and v.re closely-printed volume Bvo. price 14s. in
board's, a third edition, very much insist-mica, of
Ins MOPE RN'TRACTICE st rtiYSIC;
hibiting the Cliaracuis, Causes. Symptoms, Prognostic,
Morbid Appearances, and Improved meighod of treating Diseases.
B. ROBERT THOMAS, M.D. of Salisbury.
" This is a judicious compilation of facts, from the best wri-
ters, which may be perused with great advantage, because the
thfr-rent oubjectj are treated with brevity and perspicuity. Dr.
Thomas has abridged with judgment, has added modern opinions
and discoveries, has frequently introduced the result of his own
experience, and his periormance aq7 becomes an useful Com-
pendium of the present state of Medical Practice."—Mon. Rtv.
Printed for John Murray, 39, Fleet-;treat, l .ontion ; W. Black-
wood, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming, Dublin ; sold also by
every bookseller in town and country.
Of whom may be had, lately published,
1. Hooper's Surgeon's Va.e-Ms suns, fc. Bvo. 6s.
3. --- Ainumist's Vade-Meculn, fc.
3. humiliations, Bcc. 3s. 64.
4 --- Physicivis Vaile-Mecum, Bvo. fc. its.
S. Cooper's Dktiouary of Practical Surgery, fuss.lSt '

\Ai HEN Men ot StitivaLitin and prineseinfla—it Skill
use perseverliig endeavours tg discover the most site and
vermin Method of treader, a few prevailing Diseases, the success-
ful result of their expenes:cc is :be best proof of supetiority-
Messrs. GOSS and Co. :Surgeons, have ben induced to make
the cure of the following the object of their particular study, ess,
a certain Disorder, frequer.ly contracted in a, rbornenc of intoxi-
cation. and ha concomitants, atric,ures and Glects, which, by
an improved plan, are speedily and of ectualty cured ; as a'so de-
btlity, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, long resi-
dence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often un-
happily pursued by the youth* of holi sexes, in the one causing
sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of net
vie.* diseases, which, tf not timeiy remedied, terminate In ant-
potence and Consumptkon. • 1n that distressing State of detelity of
defielency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or
arising front any other cause, by which the powers of the coned.
totingt become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons nf Lon-
don, they of a firm, safe, and etteoly reAoration to sound and
vigorous health.
The result of a lone and extensive practice has enabled them,
by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however
Inveterate er complicated, without subjecting the patlent to
the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases
where an early application is made tei discovery of the infection,
they frequently perform a cure in the short space of two days.
The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which
has never been Icemen to fail in one single instance in a prac-
tice of IS years, during which period many thousand persons
of both sexes have been cured, even atter severe and injurious
methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect),
induces them to thus publicly offer their advice.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these
particular complaints, in order that they may not hr marked by
a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the igno-
rant empire, *Walk It begins:ice to themselves to state, that they
have been properly educated and initiated into' every branch of
the profession (certificates of which, front different hospitals, and
testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to con-
vince any inquirer),• that the success resulting from their endea-
vours first induced them to quit tiie eraetice of the general Prac-
titioner, and they preitnne that their pretensions constitute a fair
ground for the unprecedented conildenceitath which they have,
by the public, been so liberally honoured.
Patients in the country aft reepiested to tame the par:insists
of their case, age, tied manner of living, incliming a liauk
•for advice and mulicines, and the same will he forwarded to any
part of the kingdom —GOSS and Ca. Susgeans, L 3, liourent-
and, Fieci-eutta.
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SALES•OY. AUCTION. ._
At the London Tavern, Foxbele.:liireet, Plymouth, on Tuesday,
the Bth Jay sit Octoiser toter at Worn o'Clork in the
Forenoon,
I'H E Schooner BETSEY, Amettcan.hailr,, hns a
-I- high Quarter-Deck, and **the tellowlint ditierssfons :
Lenz- h - • .- et Ft. 4 Tn.
"4,llAliptlvr , . .
..eadsb . e L
~•• , AbleoiX &OK .::,.. ., -iiiiii.f .i. , ~. 41
.-to' '
Asimtnsures - • 111 tO-94 T oni. . •
Square steeled ; captured on her voyage from -Mathiehea4
and Boston to Vra.,ce, by, and condemned as Prise to his Ma-
j•-ty'si s!tip NICACN, Captain Sir MJNIALL StYl4Ol/1 Bait.
she is Very strung and in excellent condition, calculated jor the' '
goie.al purposes of trade.
.
Just publishod, price 3s. in boards; I Also pan' of her CAM:O consisting of• about 1600 Quintals
Dry C. .d Fish for Exportation just landed.
TE iESCUL A PIAN MONITOR;
Guide to the History of the Human. Species, amd mast in i rs, . Alter which will be Sold,
portant Branches of Medical Philosophy ; combined with Moral Twelve Pipes very superior old genuine MADEIRA, brought '
from the West Indio', Wild) will be put up In Lets of one pipe
Ftelli viers& and enforced be Religious Precept& For the use of '
tacit for the a-commoslition of private families. The dudes X*
Schools. By the Rev. Dr. Baiter, Rector of at. Mary's, Wad-
hvgford. - be paid by the purchasers.
Inventories and Catalogues may be had, and the Vessel ancl
.!'i Good: viewed and tasted on application to
Sold by Longman, Hurst, and Ce. Paternoster-row, London..
Where also may be had,
The Clweical Journal (published quarterly), No. VII. for Sep- I Messrs HAWKER and SONS, Merchants, Plymouth.
Plymouth, Scm. 27, Int I.
'ember, t8!1. Containing a satiety et Class:cal, Biblical, and
°newel Literature. Price 64.
Miss Zditford's Miscalimeous Poems, price 10. 6d.; seeond
Ealition, with considerable Additions. Printed uniformly with
' Christina.
Sermons on Public Occasions, with Nmes, and an Appendix,
containing Remarks on the Catholic Question. By R. Vaipy,
D.D. F.A.S. 2 vols. tivo. price Isis.

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PEND-HILL `OTTAGE, BETWEEN lIERSPHAM,
REIGATE. AND GODS.FONE.
Genuine and Excellent tioitseheld Ferniturv. capital Library and
Writing Table., Eight-day Cluck end Dial, ,Sce;
By Mr. ROBIN 4,
10a the Premien, Pend-hill, between Merstleam„ Reigate, and
Gladstone, on Monday next, October 7, at Eleven,
:rrHE Genuine and Tccellent 110t13EHOLD
FITRNI lITEE; comprising fourpost French and Tent'
Bedsteads, with Chintz Onion and K'hite Dimity Farah/res.
French rod and rowan Window-curains, en suit.. Enc. "rewired
Feather Beds and Bedding, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Bras.
sels and Kidderminster Carpets, •Maliogany sets of Dian*, ; •
Card, Pembroke, Library, and Writing "fahles, Venigany and
Japanned Chairs and S!)tas, Etgli:.day Cock and Dial, useful
Kitchen requisites, and other Effects.
May he viewed nn ;:aturday precedieg the Sale: Catalogues
on the Pr:mises ; Arm:, Croydon: White Her?, God.
stone, Bie chidgley, And Reigate; and of Mr. kcib:ns, Warwick.
street, Golden square.

WINIBLEDON„ SURREY. •
Elegant Villa, with OES es, Pleasore-Grounds. excellent Gardm*
and I awl, about Fifiy Acres.
. By Mr. ROBINS',
At Garraway's, on Thursday, October 17,,at Twelve, in 'Ma Lot,
A V ALU:kI)LE LEASEIAOLD ESTATE,
comp/Sting the olepier -Soli teltestatodesisodefiltbA, late
the Residence of Lord Viscount Matelot r.,, deceased ; the onto.
cfpal part erected within a few years; delightfully situate at Wins.
bledon, In the County of Surrey ; planned for the accommoda.
dun of a Family of the first respectability; excelhast Offices of all
description., Coach-houses, and Stabitog for thineen Horses,
beautiful Lawns and Pleasure Grounds, laid out with grer taste,
an I planted with scarce Trees and Shrubs. :apical Kitchen Gar.
den, walled round, Green-1101re, ittc.; and sundry Enclasures of
Meadow Land, all lying compact, and adjsceut to the Villa ; the
whole upwards of Fifty Acres, all m the most complete order, and
ineMediate toosenion may be had.
.To be viewed by Tickets; ['articulars on the Premises; at '
the Rose and Crown, Wimbledon; Eight Belle, patoey Castle,
,and Talbot, Richmond: Star and Garter, Kow-badge; Plough,
Clapham; at Garravray's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
' Goldoosquare ; where a Piaa of the Estate may be seen.
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CH AI.LESIGE.
MESSRS. CURItIF. ander). Surgeons, late in leis
And yet the wholesome Nolo mtioned, dec.;
lrating soul
.
11Iales:y't :se-tette, clallervge ths whole world to prove a
Though with the pure
single ins.ance wilco. their Medicine and metiati of cure have
i
, fatted ot the desired effect. The practice ot many years in tide
Of nutriment awn hrahli, awl vita! powers,
part:cult( blanch of thew orofession has not totem rise to one
Beyond the search of art; 'tis copious blest. TattaiSon.
uoyuccessMl coos.
ENULISH DIET DRINK —TIiK PERFECTION OF
VEGETABLE MEDICINE. They continue to direct their tootles to the treatment and curl
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement- of the system,
THE remarkable instances that ->ccur daily in
: which is :he consegoence of the pernicious and wasteful &rots of a
; •
; halo' t loug and most urdtappily punned by t he youths of both sexes.
proof of the irresistehis efficacy of this Vegetable 11!ledi-
, will be Mond to be the unfatlmg source' of barrels.
tine,, is
..Corsumpt.otts, Aohnots, Dropaies—in all kinds of Fe- ; In the one it
!tea's; the oilier have Its ravages fatally deve[oped to them by a duiver—in Nervous end liypoctomelrlac Complaints--in Sea and
I (tossing state of debility, erlocii, if not tit-hely remedied, ternitnatee
Land Scurvy, in Scrophula, and In the immense variety of door-
ntmpotence. 'these are Ice remote and ultimate eifesesoviiiie coos
dets syringing trout drbitt:e.l habi:s, from impoverished and ; .
sunionotooloss of muscular power, and various nervous earnolstme
front Impure blood, fully ju ;sty the Proprietors in challenging
the whole body of regal tr Physic ans to produce loon all the usoally charactertse the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per.
boasted treasures of their Pharmacopeia any drug, or combitia- sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their
; don iii dregs, that, on well-tried experiments, has been found :reatment is simple and hai never proved unsuctessOil, In the
equally benefice! to the sufferei, in these lamentable dssordoes. course or a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the
most obstinate and euninticarest Cage, of •enereal infoetgal, aucb
As to the irregular pretender to marvellous diacoveries, whose
voodoos fur cures are but too frequently the ingenious offspring as obstructions in the uoethra, swingy excrescences 'hard tu.
of his own inveittion, or at hest sustained only M the testimony
I mours,calsous ukers, eruotlons, seminal weaknesa, sleets, as else
Of pliant sod interested indigence, whose reputation in the heal- i S IRICEURES,
big art being acquired by magic, must he Maid' alum! by miracles, i; Whether recent Or of long duration, and which have haled the
it would ill become the Proprietors of the English Diet Drink to ; am oto,:ter practitioner, ; are by their present improved plan of
enter into any rival cotopention. This declat abuts will nut be reatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient
imputed to presumption or vanity, when it is recollected that suffering site exerecta: mg pain and alarming hemorrhage which
emelt to tows thy applies, of the lunar caustlc. Ir. the course of
they claim nu merit from the Invention of the niethcine ; *that
letlongs solely and exclusively to Dr—Joshua...Webster—a man ati years extensive practtte in this metrooolis, numerous cases of
Whose pronns.:
Whio boentcal resear:hes eminently qualified him to
Straits-es have been and are daily under their are, the total
instruct others in the right application of herbs to human mala-
eradication of which are etlected by a safe, certain, and expedl.
tiotus mode of practice, superior ii any other yet Aimed. The
dies—who hail no less then sixty years exten.ive professional
practice—and whose claim to the titles of humane, liberal, and weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint,
etlightened, have been long sanctioned by the greatest names in I is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vi.
; gnus health. But where the debility has for years existed, a
Europe and Amerce. Such a man may surely, without arro-
proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, alter the Stile-
ga cc, be alloived to assert as much right to public colifi 'once as
I cure has been destroyed, is indispensably requfalte to revive die
l the most celebrated Member of the Royal Coil, ge 0: Physicians.
slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution.
—.lll the 'merit the Proprietors claim for theniseives, is that of
scrupulously and faithfully, in the preparas on of their medicine, ~everal Noblemen and Gentlemen, ot the first respectability,
following the directions contained in Dr. I.‘ , itster i own Recipe, Lave been under the care of Messrs. Carne and Cu. for the rt.
now in their possession. Sold In lialOpiut bottles 45. Pint ditto meval of cemplaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having
os. tiel. and hi Quart ditto its. duty inchieled. received a radical and permanent enre, request that reference,
Those who wish for more pas' cause information en the chi. I may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided se.
perlotity of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment,. Mail
ratter and properties of the English Diet Drink, and of the nature
or these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten to twenty yeai •
and variety of the cures it has effected, nay consult Dr. Web-
and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and, Heaviside,
ster's excellent work on the subject, a neeragilition of which is
just published by the Proprietor, price ss. iri*oards ; and a small and other surgeons of equal emisence, who attempted the cure
Pamphlet, price -i s. Od. containing a list 0, thirty remarkable by the application of the lunar canoe, without success.
cures, which all occurred in telt). p Messrs: Currie and Co. nuy be consulted by either sea with the
Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Sloe and Co. greatest delicacy; secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107,
Borough agh-street, and by one at bait in every considerable Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country are requested to state
town in the linked Kingdont ; anti by the following Venders in the particulars of thew case, age, and general baba of living, acs.
Loudon, by their Agents : Messrs. Howard and Evaos, Long.,
.nciosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the ems
lour, West siut,t6.l4-1 Eiliumin,ebemibt and druggist, Ise, 80.
i will be given or sent to any part of the kingdusit.
, rough; Bol,cm's hledicine.Warrhouse, front of the Royal Exchange, MARRIED WOMEN, who have long !area distappehlred in
their expectations of a family. may be assured that In mist ht.
Cundoll ; Coleswurthy, chemist and druggist, 144, Whitechapel ;
, hlounseyochernist, 24, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road,and :stances such defects are curable by medical skill; and afthoogla
at Kemongtocecoss; hanger, , late Bacon, 150, Oitord-street ; the removal at suet, impediments be an object of sloubt and unser.
.
Midgier,thelnist add druggist, 49, Strand; Hudeto. and Co. che- minty with others, yet the care of ouch detecu, by the gradual
mists. Soc. 117, Haymarket; Ward, 3114, Holborn ;and Mattress progress of remmtim, is tie utittystuest a obey,
avatense.
perfumer, ss,Flestestreet. .
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THE SIEGE AND NAVAL ENCACEMENII. . wILLIA” Lnßits ROTATE,
u,,radst 14, 1811.
WIitREAS it. appears that very gross Impost- PLAN OF Trui SIEGE. ALL Per\"ns indtshted tes.the ESTATS of Mr/
Fa_ri.e._•street, i'lyniail:h Dtielt, are tlesHr....-A to pay the amount of
v v tions are pracdsed by certain Persons salting them.elves -FFIE gronad is a completes scptare. No. I, Is a WI I" Al" holm, ilecaviriviere,r a,KI ThYlor, No;-s4i •
Admiralty Agents, who, under pretence of the Trouble and A *Arrison besieged, whose effi-etive force originally erintived , their respective Accounts td Mrs. It.I.OES, his Widow and
i beenof a certain number of Officers and mess;
. hut, by casualties, has : Et north,.
Expences incurred by them in soliciting the discharge of men
reduced, No. 2, is a garrison comicing of a certain. ntitn- 1, --...--..-
from his Majesty's service, are in the habit of extorting large 1
I her of „fhce„ 'ubjeetis • ------
and men. whose to throw a reintorcement ,
I'OIar,SI4I2.E.aSALE POtisPONED.
Sums of Money from those who employ them; into the Besieged garrison to complete its original effective force. I c-roflE SALE of the m Al. 1. Beitley, speetcnu
I Elitonsviett, Mus-on Filey, Aioles-croft, Cherry-Dorton
Notice is hereby given, by Pratt of the Lords Commissioners lln the centre, between the garrisons, is placed the main army of • .. .
the enemy, and on the right and left wing., forces of equal num-
of the Admiralty, that no applications from Persons of ibis de-
rv,shose object is to prevent the Istskged envision being "re- 'lstea.S"i3h-tirjetoarr•D'i`ut:itn7.o-14nn5a:td: . 4111inbletnn ' Marton, H '
scription will in future be regarded, and that Itepresentatioas
representing the
,R'vooldnitahnesL,-, "litii,le roe. Wonifit,ll4l. tliejr*blillaad, i'iZiniedhrOi;Mhele, eac:candTiekriiii?
only made personally at the Admiralty by the Vriends, or others To the Siege belong figuren of wood Sr ivory, * Of; 7tbiorku,naavivo7ziled
ptoots.akren
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