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: • I 71477/1 . 7'.7°47 -. ; • • •:•• ' ' ;,• - ••• • • • •r 4 1 1 • 7 - ' 9 l'7X 7 •lr - grci `7,7711- • i .~ NUMBER 9155. .RAST INDIA ROUSE, Jtaly 8, 1816. • H E COURT of DritECIDRS of the UNITED. ;COMPANY* of ME 4C HANTS e - ENGLAND, traitr . .I,4IAAST INDIES, do herds give mike, flat a General Court of the said Company will be held at theft. jam, b Leadenball-street, on WEDNESDAY next, the 10th loot, at Eleven o'Cl4ck in the Forenoon, when the Bye Laws, 'meter t, Accounts , S ec. 1,4, and 5, and Cha p ter 6, Directors, , • biters and Servants, Sections la, 19, and to, approved by the ,general Court this day,' will be submitted for confirmation. mg Coiirt of Directors further give notice, That the Letter Id a jorHma to the Secretary to the Court of Directors, ido l t i e sid April, with the Papas accomranying it ; obit) ' t o Lettere from Major-General Ms cs,t:l.Clf, addressed to Lord Kat o, tad transmitted by his Loaship to the Court, one t w e d the 434 May, 1816, and the other dated the 67th of that s oo tb--ortirred by the General Court this day to be printed, ~gbe ready for delivery at thii House on Monday neat, the Bth oars • J. DART, Auiitant•Seentory. - This day was published, price 2s. ed. No VII. Including the • - Title and index to the First Volume HE ASIATIC JOURNAL, an d Monthly Rea a giver for Pritish India and in Dependencies,for July 1816; containing, besides other interesting matter, a full and accurate Report of the. Debate at the Bast•ladia House on the 19th ult.; an Account of the Etatrinatitm at Hertford College; and a variety of Intelligence to the latest dates from the several Pre sidencies in India. London Printed for Black, Parbury, and Allen; of whom may be had, the First Vol. complete, in half-binding or hoards. BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES, THE WEST UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; SPANISH AMEIA ICA, THE INDIAN OCEAN, &c. Early in this Month will be published (and continued Quarterly), I"HE COLONIAL JOURNAL, No. IL , London : Printed fur •Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater. floater-row ; J. M. Richardson, Coruhill; and J. Booth, Duke street, Pori land place. The press of matter, unquestionably of the first Interest to a great proportion of the readers of the Ctdonial Journal, and the particular time of its occurrence, have rendered it necessary to postpone the day of publication for No. 11. beyond the Ist of the Month, as formerly aenounced. 'the least possible delay will he suffered to take place, and due notice of that appearance of the Number will be given in a future Advertisement. ORIGINAI. MEMOIR OF COWPER THE POET. " Speaking of this Important incident in a Sketch, which he once formed himself, of Passages in his Early Life, he expresses what he endured at the time in these remarkable words: G They whose spirits are formed like mine, to whom a public exhibition of themselves i s mortal poison, may have some idea of the horrors or my situation ; others eau have none; "—Hayley's Life of Cowper, Vol. L Page 94. This day was published, Neatly printed in Foolscap bets price 4s. board., with a Pcirtrait of the Author, M E e r ve p l R iiß of E i s lt t 7'E wr ik itt it en L b Y y LIFE of WILLIAM 1• e published. To which is added, an Appendix, containing sonic Original Letters, &c. illustrative of the Memoir. Vublished by permission of the Proprietors. London : Printed for R. Edwards, Crane•court, Fleet street : sold by Sherwood and Co. PaternOster-row, and all Booksellers. 4 N, S 4 1' • . .Ir 6 ,'Nelt) ' 44, "N• .4PL-44j/eA-1 • . • THURSDAY, JULY 4, 18 ' SALE SUPERIOR At No. 29, St. James' ABOUT One superior fine-f of Choice BURGU The 1' I.ying ill a SaMplett to be tat on the Premises; ii square. S URA I'M SPACIOUS E.I.EG COACT On the Premises, on rrliE LEAS .1 At uate on the 'lle Reside. Comprising three 4 p,, item elegant style, storey. Messing-rooms, Cbantbers in tilt attr of all deacriptions, man or Gent improved at a Comd order. A double Coack• ttgooos. To be viewed b!. at Garraway's Cofft Sf shelters, Gray'r•l! itreet, Gulden spial EASI' SII Elreant El! FIFA aii.l CHI, FINGER °ROA. PIANO by Broailw, Capital CELLAR _ _ byyArnold t and Vi On the Premises, on DAY, July 15, 18, THE Pit THE - FA.bilii Neble PIER biuti% Elrg:int DkA I.URNI !AIRE; co/ Minx and Dinail acription, elegant Writing and Library ots. descriptions, Lai% other Casprt% excel' Tesites. and variou Akio,. on The CELLARS Lunrrown use; and kay, supehor fine Consrainine, 'Flir Furniture NEt preceding the S 114? Sale. Cataltiguys, a ; at Garraway' Mespra. ruin:nit au, and of Me. &titbits, ' CltolC • o. rKIDAY, i the 19tI . mis•ion), on the HOU Tit, CLARET, of , Dozen of •ery dry Nentan, brought fro' TO he tasted at tho the Pretaitei; atri square. .011t1H$SIMUDGI 'Desirable DW,ELt.. Maniac awl Fashionable Glazed On the Premise', Sloane-street, on T , THE LEAS.. HOUSE, rect.:lo derable egkase for of Three Rooms on Wailt.linuae, Sic. wi back ceten4tng to On the'same day The t ;online and ' die l'aurza t r et . a capital Bedst fret Pallarg, Rad CI" Goose 'Feather-Beds l'arlour Furnitnre In trimmed with Parisian Cabinet Articles in Pembroke, and other Woollet and others • Effects. 'I he House may be Furniture ou Mondal itemises; and of ' of whom Tickets NI DELIGHTFUL. R TACKED and LAWN, PLEAS' to the River. At Garraway's Coff DAY, Jul THE SinguL HOLD RESID) mown :ism:Ai:Bart foot (.1 Richmond Hi :itel Lawn sloping t‘ highly embellished wit.. &c. commanding beautify of the Thames, and lv The hi.use a 'calCulai the first respectability, with folding gates; ccllent Bed chamber. . a very elegant Drawing-r• and bowed end looking excellent Bed chambers, Boor, Entrance under apt. Dining parlour, Breakfast and Study, an excellent basement, enclosed Hall, Butler's Pantry, Ale, Beer, end Coal _ witted. Men Servants' writer laid on; excellent' Coal-bele, and four , Stable, Wien Garden, Green-house; The Bridge read, and s die whole about ll'wo • To 4s viewed by Tkik Mitt; at the Castle . Mr. Wertbans, . .f Mr. Is fox • of Whom •:.. ' . , . , . . ~ . . • • ' ' 4 91 , -- ......... k . . . ,i. p , • • • -_. .• V . . ...„ • ••,..iii • rq. • .: • ....•-•-r. , . , . . • , . • • - • 4 _ -•-• 4, . ~ . i • . . . . • . . • VOLAIi, ;4, • 1 1l : ~. .. . •%--rrri-s----,--i .. -. ~ --.. : • r ill, .... . . • • . .... 1816.- • . • .• PRICE :in: 1.. -PE• Cr. -..• a • • . ES BY *AUCTION • ,SALES. AUCTION _ • _.. -... TINY : FLAVOURED PORT WINES. StDMOTJTH, DEVON. 'By Mr. ROBINS, Bestetiful MATtINE VILLA, *lth OPPICES s . leer -street, To molt aow,the 6th July, 18 les at PLEASURE GROUNDS in the m.st complete cede, One o'Clock, Arid MEADOW LAND. le Hundred and Ninety Dozen of -flavoured PORT WINES, and a few Dozen • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Co/feel-louse, 'Change-alley, edritititls Laudon' UNDY. On THURSDAY, July 18, at Twelve o'clock, Property of a (:F.NITLEMAN; A FREEHOLD ESI:ATE, comprising an ele- a Cellar in Sa'Lliry-street, Strand. gent Marine Residence, the Property of a Gentleman, aSteirat the time et Sale, and Catalogues had erected on .n elegant and unique Elevation, in the Cot t a g e s tyle, and of Mr. Robin,. War wkk.strret, Garden- With Thatztled Roof, encompassed nu two sides with an elegant - " • t I: u.,:ir Viratela, situate . an a heateiful Ernie:toe within a short . divan:, of Sid:too:al', whicl• it remarkable for tic sitiffitity and )RD-Pl. ACE , oxvoitn.s . risu• I . I m •.irbi,, ~of • .i the Air, cenimar.dir.;; extensive Pi ospecte ot th e beau. 3 4Nl' M A difON, WITH 'OFFICES, c. tifinly diversified surrounding Country. and boundless Views of - .:H-1101.1.1E, AND S FABLES. tbeOceati. piamted f.z the accommodation of a Family of the tint By Mr. 1101:INS, • Otstiarthet, exec:tick Domestic Offices, with Servants' Apart- in laionnae, , the 13th of July, 1911, at One went, over; roomy Yards, Stabling ; Coach Houses, other Outs o'Clock, in Two Lots, ' b u ildi ego , & c . O rc h ar d s an d Meadow Land, demand i ng ill all neat SE ot a CAPITAL NIANi'ION, FOURTEEN ACR F. 5, to East Side of S I' 'RA FF0111) PLA .: E. Forming a most enclautin,; and unrivalled situation at a Matins c..e.• and P: open y of a NOBLEMAN. Residence fur a Nobleman, Officers of the Navy, or for a Family p.rinua Roo•ns on the principal it +or, nnished of Dirinction. . wait suitablv Bed-cliantbers; on tae s.-rond To bd v'ewed by Ticket,: Particulars may he had at the Lon. aoms; 'Water-closet, &c ; and roomy airy don lain, Sit!mouth ; London Inh and Hotel. Exeter; Fountain, . tiles; the haeenent contains excellent Offices Plytmaeli-Drek ; I itrels, Plymouth and Weymouth; Fountain plan ed fur :he accutinnadaticat of a No:tlt-- at.l George Inns, I'.4:tsmou;h ; White Hart and Antelope, Sas 's.Eamily. The Premises li.ve been I.4eiy Itslitiry ; V!ltite Litt;., llatit; Busk, Bristol; John Pidsley, Etiq. i• lerable expense, aii.l are In the mere complete Exeter, of edited 'Unice s for viewing may be had; Messrs. Flood ":.oaciantouse; and Stable for six Horses con- rel Muitet, Fit.niton; of G. Law, Faq. Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn; ' I . and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden square, London ~ Tickets only. Particulars on the Pr e mises; where a Plan of the F.,:ate and Elestatitm of the House may In: Tee-leease; or Me- sr:. Fennanr and l-larrisan, set tz ; and Tiek.ts ter viewing may be had of Mr. Osborne, So. len-Square; aii I of \lr. Ityltins, Wzrisocl. licttor, Sitlint.•••h. Iriti"wise ire; where Tiek_ets.fur viewing may be bad. ____, _ Sl, 7 lift E Y —ISE I %A' itEN its' EV BR 1l: E AN ti CrIER l'OnY: IDE OFSTItA IPORD PLACE. the mast picturesque and beautiful Pare of the County. I/ it NI WO E, Magnificent 1.1.1 S FRES ' Noble FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Convect Cottage-Resi. I MNEY GLASSES, CLOCKS, a Capital deuce, excellent walled Gardeus, Pleasere-grounds, fine Piece aN in an elegant Case, a Fine-toned Cabinet - ot Water, Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, upwards of dwtiod. Fine INDIA and other CAIIINE IS, One Hundred and Thirty-three Acre; iitelosed by Park• 11S uf Choice WINES, &c. a TIME-K LE PELL Paling, &c. ialuabld EFFEC FS. By Mt. ROBINS, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on I'itURSDAT, July 13, at Twelve, in One Lot, in the East Side of Stratford-Place, on MoN• THE DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE lie, and Three following Days, at Twelve, WOOBURN FARM, situate between Weybridge and t OVER ry OF A NOBLEMAN, Cherney ; conaprising a substantial FAMILY MANSION, ionable Splendid FURNII'URE, which at a Small Expense may be made a contfortable Residence; t and CHIMNEY GLASSES of large dimen- with convenient Offices of all descriptions; Yards with Coach- AWING-ROOM MTES, and PARLOUR Houses,- Stables, and various Outbuildings; capital Walled Oar. 1 Apitai *Fteareeist and other Bedsteads, with dens, planted with choice Fruit frees; Pleasure Grounds, and ' Furniture, azecllent Bedding ot the first de- Eta Pieces of Water, laid out with taste, and ornamented with • weal-finished CABINET A ttTi ct.F3 in fine full-grown Fore-t Trees, anal choice ahrubs; fine rich Mea- ty •Faiiies. CA BINE IS. Book-Cases of van- 40A , s, Wood, and small part Arable Land, pleasingly diversified; .atlie: Wardrobes, TURKEY, lieu-sels, and commanding fine Picturesque Views of the River and Country, client Servants' furniture, gout Kitchen Re- surrounded by Park Paling, and stored with noble 1 inther Trees u• Valtieble Effects. dispersed over the Grounds; Seats and Alcoves, with dry Gravel i Fitt oa tr, the 19th, will tul SOLD, Walks intersecting different parts of the Estate; the whole con- i of Choice WINE t, 141 iii tar the Noble mining upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE id consists of capital Claret,•Champaigne, To- ACRES, with Entrant: Lodge, &c• Old Hock, and Madeira, liermita te, Sar- Also a PLEASANT COT FACE RESIDENCE, placedat the , choice Old Port, aherry, and Istoyeau, &c. Furth-West End of the Gromd, with Garden, &c• lay be viewed 'lliursday, Friday o nial Saturday This Estate is a mast desirable Property for a Gentleman, in ; the Wiurs may b.: na.tet! on the matting of an excellent neighbourhood, good Roads, pleasant Drives, and at One Shilling each, may lie had on the Pre- -Walks in all directions, a short distance front the River Thames i y's Coffee-House. 'Change-alley, Cornball; os and the Wry, and 19 t1111:8 from Loudon. . aul Harrison , anal citurs, Grays Inu.square ; May he viewed, by applying to the Bailiff, at the Lodge, on the , Warwick. ri reet, Golden .square. Plena-es; or M. Walaisley, Brouk End Farm s Weybridge, -a-.....--e-- CU AND SUPERIOit WINES. Swan, Clierisey; Castle, Salt Hill; Griffin Kings:on ; George, ...-.. By Mr. VCUUStii. ..„ a.,.. - L• w i c latesta ; -Icy. 1-Lienaton.C.eirt ; and ;toad Licm, liouttelow. 9th July, 1616, at Twelve o'Cleck (lay per- Particulars also 01 G. if. Tyndale, Esc! Solicitor, Littcoln's Inn he Premises, Eas; 1:1•:e of Stratford-plate, Haa s ; and ..f Mr. Ite.fitis. Warwick-street, Goldeti-square, of bit ty -tour Eine. , :n cl very choice whom Tickets for viewing may be had. • of the Vintages of 1831 and 1802, and a few - ' CHAMPAIG NV- The property of a No. CARNIARTHENSHIRFa am kis 1. at in Wales. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI I'UR 11, BREWING U FEnSILS, WINES,- FARMING s rucK, BULLS, he time of sale, and Catalogues to be had on COWS, HORSES, SHEEP, PIGS, &c. FARMING IM. lof Mr. Ituldiss, Warwick-street, Golden- COWS, IS of aU descriptions, WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, &c. • DUE, 0 VEtt LtiOKING HYDE-PARK. By Mr. ROBINS, • W.ELLING-HOUSE, with GARDEN, On the Premise., I.andawke, Langbarm,Carmerthenshire, early shimiabie HOUSEHOLD FURNI FURE, in Steer MBZR, of which further notice will be given, PRI N PS, CHINA, GLASS, &c. r rHE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD By Mr. ROBINS, JL FURNI ru RE, the property of the • No. tO, Knightsbridge-row, nearly opposite Right honourable Lord KENSINGTON, • TUESDAY, July 9, 1816, at •rweler o'clock, going abroad. Consisting of Chintz Cotton Window Curtains SE of a Desirable DWEI.LINC, with Parisian draperies, Chairs, Sofas, &c. en since; prime sea. !cently repaired, and fitted up at a very cunsi- toned Feather-beds and Bedding, of ail denominations, Bedsteads, . the Proprietor's own Residence; consisting &c. ; excellent Cabinet Articles of an descriptions, China, Glass, ti a Floor, with conveaieut Offices, detached superior fine flavoured old Port, Sherty, and-Madeira Wines, with a fore Court. anti large Garden at the Brewing Utensils of various kinds, and numerous other Articitv. liyde .'ark. FARMING STOCK. lay, at Eleven o'clock, will also he SOLD, • Consisting of a largi flock of South Down Sheep, Bulls arid 1 Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNI I URE, Cows of me Scotch, Hereford, and Devon breeds, Hunters and a al ENTLENIA N going Abroa4 ; consiring ot Roadsters, and about forty Farming Horses and two - Stallion.; iedsteacis, with ',meteorite Mahogany carved Scotch Pititighs, Harrows, Carts and Harm sa, (trice and Chaff Chintz Cotton Furnitures ; prime seasoned Mills, various other Farming Implements, Wheat, Barley, Oats, 3 and Bedding; • Dmwing•Room and Eating- &a. Approved Bills will be taken in payment. . - In Chintz Cotton, with continued Draperies, Catal•gues will be timely delivered by Mr. Robins, Warwick. risian Fringe; Chairs, Sofas, &c.; excellent street, Golden-square. Mahogany Clients of Drawers, Dining, Card, - _. _ -4 - ter 'Fables ; Pianoforte; a few tine Prints by ESSEL B ' JESUIT'S DROPS. Its his lea. . a; China, Glass,'Culinery Articles, and other W jesty's Navy these Drops Have for near 100 yeah pant maintained their character as a specific for the Scuriy, Gravel, be viewed by Tickets to the.iime of Sale, the Dropsy, Stranguary, Weakness anti Obstructions in the Urinary day precediog the Sale. Particulars on the Passage, and General Debility; but particularly for their absolute Me, Robins, Wai wick-street, Golden-square, and speedy cure of the Venereal Disease: Wessels' Jennie Drops Jr viewing may be had. and Specific Remedy, are the only safe . and expeditious Cure, and _..... It ICHM QIND, SURREY. - The great object to be attended t i is, that Patients and Par- tESIDENCE, WI Ili . EXCELLENT AT- chasers should be careful in having the true and genuine Prepari- DETACHED OFFICES, BEAirriFul. than, as the unsafe, unsanctioned , and dangerous counterfeits at. SURE GROUNDS, GARDEN, it sloping tempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolute ialsehoods e are se numerous, that the Proprietors-guiltiest every purchaser so ask By Mr. ROBINS, tor WISSEII JaIIUIT'S LAPPS, and unless they have the fellow. 1 fee-hotose, 'Change-alley, CornhUl, on Tunas- ingowerds on the stamp, they are gross impositions on the publics 114 , 18, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock, N loset e l m irentls, 06, St. Paul's Cburch-yard," which hie Ma. Tardy Elegant Well-built LEASE- j e sty's issioners have erdered to be engraved on everyhtamp, SIDENCE, late the Property of Sir Daust- to secure them as their right. AU ethers are Counterfeits. t deceesed, most enchantingly situate at the Merchants, Captains, and Venders supplied on liberal terms. Hill, contiguous to the Bridge, with a beau- Prim its. 9sl-11a.—and-tees. per bottle. to the River, laid out with gravelled walks, LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. with fine grown Timber, Shrubs, Evergreens, His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. eautiful and extensive views of the windings Su It ceort —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. ed luxuriant surrounding country. adated for the accommodation of a family of Goveanoas—Earl of Egrentem, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche. M.P. lity, enclosed from the troutby a fore court ' rs ; containing, on the upper floor six e l . T HE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN- ere and a Drassing-rotsn; on the first fluor, i STITun ON, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL sing-rooms finished with beautiful landscapes, COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to king to the Thames, 1 Breakfast Parlour, two insure the benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. Kier. ihen, 'and a Dressing-room • on the ground- flan as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal College) ler a prrdco to a handsome H;11, capital bowed from having directed his chief attention to those diseases. Mr. reaktist•room, Gintieman'e Dressing-room Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the lient principal and aesondary Staircase. In public, by pointing to the I.lst of the Royal College, published from the house by seated partition,t-ervants' in February, 1816, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion ty.linusekeeper's Rootn,Mald's Closet, Wine, of persons assinning such titles, and publicly advertising them, eel Cellars, &c. detached Offices recently Without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an. mate rireselorroom, Laundry, &a with null reports of the Lock Diipenary will prove that some of the . iellent 'Kitchen s Scullery, two cool Larders, most dangerous cases,of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed or Sleeping-rooms for Servants; Co'ach Incurable affections of the Generative Organs bare been here ra. - able, with Loft and Man's Room over; (Wally and successfully treated. teen-hnelees Dradog-volnd, and Passage to - Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as venal. by both Seim, at hia id detached Servants' Aetna* ; conteinlag in House, et, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, wiser* leto wo Acres. - tars from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the aeces- Tickets oak. Fa:deaden may be had on the say advice Imadianiligiat will beSl y e n i 6r " It ' to at t y fin 449 Castle and Talbot, Richmond; • White Hart, United • • Salt-hill; BUS * Ent Olsen ; Star and Garter, Jost . 'price 41. ed Edidon, Feuded Obeereations on dr. Worthmsa, Solidest, Casdste-reet, Hol- the s Dhows% F. Klemm, and may be had ot No. 174 4 I I's • and of Mr. Rs , Warwick-on" Fiees•otreetrilish 20 s w i and No. 10, CIVWD.COUtto , - 'Asia% Tickets fie eitsrlogsnly be had. Soho. • - . . • • . .. . . • - ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. lit July,lBl6. ii; pursuance of the Act of the 55th year of his present Majesty, by which it is enacted that the Out-Pen imos of this Hospital shall in future be paid quarterly, ht ad mme,instead of half-yearly, Notice is hereby given, by order of t b, mot Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioners fog szn ieug the affairs of the said Hospital, that ali the Out-Pen: * m othered residing in London, or within the District of the 0 'of Mortality, are requirrd to appear personally and regi mentally, with their instructions and Certificates of Admission, at as Secretary's Office in the said Hospital on the respective dm, and in their diflerent classes, accordir.g to their several rates of Pension, as undermentioned; when attendance will be given from Nine o'clock in the morning, until three in the afternoon, far the Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, to the Mho( September next. Oo FRIDAY, the Sth of July, The Pensioners at 6d. 6d. and Bd. per day from the different &cements of Cavalry, Foot Guards, and Infantry, including those from the Militia. On SATURDAY, the 6th of July. - Those at 9cl. per day Irons the different Regiments and Corps, tone 90th of Foot inclusive. On MONDAY, t!se eth of July, Those at 9d. per Jay, from the Slat Regiment of Foot, and all de remaining Regiments and Corps; as also the Militia at 10d. pt On TUESDAY, the 9:h of July, Thole at is. per day, from the diffaent Regiments of Cavalry, Eli the Ist and id Regiments of . Foot Guards. On WEDNESDAY, the 10th of July, nose at Is. per day, from the Sd Regiment of Font Guards, tithe end of the nunib.!resi Regiments at the said Rate. On THURSDAY, the I Ith of July, These at Is. per day, t tont the Royal Garrison BattalTon, Ve teran Sattallout, ani all the remaining Regintesits and Corps, who the re-at 3.9.21.0,re-day. . Or. On FRIDAY, the 12th of July, Those at Is. Id. Is. Is. 2d. 11. Ad. and Is. 3d. per day. 03 SXI URDAY, the 1511% of July, Mope at is. Bid. is. id. Is. 40. 1..5d. and is. ls. 6d. ells. 6id per day. On MONDAY, the lath of July, Those at Is. 7d. Per day and upwards. On TUESD.IY, the 16th of July, Me Private Gentlemen who receive Atinuities Irons the late laud itd Troops Of Horse Golds; also the Pensioners (roil *several Reaiments who have been admitted on account *of his also ordered and directrd that all Out-Pen,loners belong- lig to the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to their herictions, which they are required to produce at the time of tiptoe, by which they are crdered to ttansinic to the Pay master-G.4ra! of his Maj-s , y's 1 and Forces iu London, their Malvin as theieto prescribtd, no, or immediately after every 2tistur.day, svithoot whic:, their names will not be entered on the Pay-Lists for the stibsi Tient Quarter, and they are nut after- It aWs to :Mange their place of abode, as specified in their atfida• tihotithow unavoidable necessiiy, and duly notifying the same. 4 the it any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to re test a double payment of his Pension, either at Chelsea, or at dirent places, he shall be - struck off the List, and forfeit all bath arising trout this Establishments G. AUST, Secretary awl iteestrar. THE NEAREST, Atli) LEAS EXPENSIVE ROUTE TO tilE NETHERLANDS.—OSTENE) via RAMSGATE. isTHE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEA PACKET, Captain CHARLES FOSTER, sails lrom Isasaate to Ostend every Saturday, and from Ostend to Rams- Pena) , Tuesday. The Public are very respectfully informed, that'the above fast s?* new t acliet is fittr.4 up in a most superior st)le of accom to:dation for Passengers, and is likewise peculiarly well adapted t ; . trarrying over I limes, Carriages, Goods, &c —The Owners 'I have to assure their Friends, and the Public in general, that aft WWI will be found to surpass tistet in the Passage line, no 'Wine or trouble having been spared, with a view to the cont - itft af the Passengers; and they hope, by strict punctuality and empty, to merit a continuance of that support, which the, are Z l ` a Ifilli ere ud to acknowledge since the Marquis of Anglesea ii began to run . Sh e m a k e s n p thirty most excellent Beds la hrr three Cabins, and has separate Stalls for eight Horses—Best C 4 hin Passenger) One Guinea each. I F urth. r particulars may be learned at No. 357,S:rand. London,' rot Pamtengers bound to Ostend and Brussels, are booked to i"n the Marquis of Anglesea, and be conveyed thither at the low !Alto of sEI. 1110. from London.—lnformation may ii,kewiatt be' false Ramsgate of Mr., John Phillips, Eflughatu-Place ; and at Theism, anti Foreign Packet Once. NA Captain FOSTIR is (lrem long repellence) well ac• t.saisted Wi h the Passage, and Coasts of Holland and France, I , KI h justly altmrd by all who I see gone with bins, to be parti: . t duly attentive and ,tblietng to his Passengers. t-4ruN oN kiE VENEREAL DISEASE AND Irs 11 CO ZISBQ U ENCE3. B —7 was publlsl.ed, a New Edition, price 55.1 lustratedo with Case +• PRACTICAL 'rREtIT ISE on the PRENTEN. 1:1011 and CURE of the VENEREAL 15ISEASE, exhl. _ . 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