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At No. 4, CORNLIILL, atol 9, cIIARING-CaOss , THIS DAY. - The Lottery fiuishetTO.MORROW. • • TO imr, 1- HE` SUN TAVERN, at C4ATIIANC; I vii th t4e Tip, Stisbler,lcr. tense In the occupeelon of Mt. Iftioltda Musa. Possession may be had at Mithetnuoer nest. ' The Osaka of this an is Very disirabk. The Wake is 'flageoet( in every revea commodious, and has keg bads stead? !ad 'eery considerable run of trade. I:Avarice to be made at the Office of Mr. Best's Etrerrry, Cfekbeil. . • iS purf...:ar,es. of the Act of the 55th Year of his •-1 Ma . :ty, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pen. i• " .s futon:, Le paid quarterly, in ir.Aerd of half-yearly : Notice is hereby given., by or cof We llorourable the Lords and others, Commis. f or AClsirs of the said Hospital, that all the 03.p,,,sioners thlnn,f, residirg in London, or within the dia. lir. If the bah of In9rtality, are required, to appear personally, -.m0t:314, with their instructions, and Certificates of the said Hospital, on the • • MON WORKS MIT NOTHING. TO E .LET. EDit ATIRM QV YEARS, ri the Secretary's Office in : . k ee days, and th it different classes, according to their rats of pen,iou as undermentioned ; when attendance Ibe given from ten o'cin:k in the m oruing, until three on in af•s rao or, for the p:.-inlent of a quarter of a year's pensi 4:7311V to t ie 24th ncst• Thr the VI.ID :V, the 10th of APRIL. ner day, and those at 6d. to the end of :ed Regiments. Or. S11"It O.IY, the Ilth of APRIL. Thor at Gd. from the Royalhos G i arri go n Battalion and rem:ln- . and Corps ar.a all the Cavalry at d. On MONDAY, the 11th of APRIL. Th-,0 PT 9d. per day, from th:: Ist Pout Guards to the 60th the I Rh of APRIL. sd. per day, from the 61n Foot, and all the remain_ r.ti and Corps, and also thus:: at 10d. per day. rya J R; NV EDNESDAT, the 15th of APRII per day from t! different Regiments of Cavalry. 2d Uzi:intents of Foot Cluarcle. on TifT 7 ll:-.4)AY, the 16th of Arni t. elt it. per city, tram the :id Regiment of rout Guards, rumhznitl Itegiments at that Rate. On pttiDAY,the 17th of APRIL at is. 7 day, front the Royal Garrison Battalion, Regiments and Corp+, and also those at c. and a ,1::!-Spenny Or day. nrK.? di 01 SATURDAY, the 16th of APRIL. tee ihi,aag and a paint, one shilling and a penny ar.d twopence, env shilling and twopence a;' oce shilling and threepence per dapp. Ot MONDAY, the tOtli of Thrn at one shilling and threeponco-halfpenny, one shilling tad flur?cnc, one shilling and fotirpence•halfpenny, one shilling in d ...ar3ce, cue shilling and fibepence-halfpenny, one shilling .ispence, o:ae shilling and sixpence-Intlfpenny, one shilling aed soopino., one sb fling and sesenpencsahalfpenny, one ,V; iz and eightynce, one ahilling and eightpenise-lsalfpenny, and ni=••pence, one shilling and ninepence-halfpenny, an: ,poling and tenpence per day. On TUESDAY, the 21st of APRIL. Tame at one shiliing and tenpence-halfpenny per day and up. treat. and those PensiaLers who kave been admitted on masons liag.teai. . - It is Jao ordered and directed, that all the Out b,in;ing to the sld Hospital, do pay particular attention to *Lir init.-tic:Was, which they are required to produce at the time cipaytnent, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Paymaa:r•Gcneral of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, dia efiiavits as therein proscribed, on or immediately after nay Qe :ro:r Day without which their Names will not be en tre(' on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are s. 31 annrd% to change their place of abode, as specified in lei 3 - taidlifiLi, without unavaidahie nocesitty, and duly notify- it: the ADA further to tate Notice, that in consequence of various Mods bating been committed by Ponsiolers in the Receipt of Ponies :Jul Prize-Mcney, it is ore red that ail Pensioners so &midi shall be struck off 01- Pension List, and forfeit for bezrfit arishrg from this itablishrnent. RICHARD NEAVF, Secretary and Rcslstrar. A NEW PATUT lIAT, AT ONLY IS SIIILLINGS. IMPORTANT RAVI.NO. aF,ORGE FRANKS and Co. have to offer to the VVIi l'ittnie a SI I.K llA'r on BEAVER BODY, combining way requisite a Rat ought. to posmss ; it is superior in appear to th' F.ntr,t aryl most expensive Beaver, is equally light, 5.1 Will onto e.r tiei of them, add is of a bettor shape, which r.sai”..,;:t the last ; it. will neon. change its colour in any ch :: VelliCh is enr most beautiful Blacti ;if worn for years, will y,,r :pot by rasa, nor will any weather I.1:!ur.! them, they being A'CLR PItOOF and wiU repair several times, at a trifling every time appr:.r equal to new, and arc decidedly .G sny Rata ever d to public notif e, the attain. r ant of fetich has been attended with great taper .e, labour, and Mimi attention. G. FRANCS and Co. l'ilanufacturers, Wel- Lawton House, Cornet of Redcross-street, Barbican, London.— :1-cchants, healers, and the Trade, who wish for superior Hats, ri'i find it to their advarrage by applying as above. No unpaid received. —l' psrticul.lr as to the Address, as G. F. and /eat. ■ c. are not its .ttr• w.ty concerned with a Retail 'louse in Deeds ze:rt, name: of Crank,. the of of on- :on, dis dif- the ==.- otes occe hzer of St:r- Seed, t, age,' ice- Muir, AROWL:1::1) and SON respectfully caution the -4 Public against Counterfeit :11actssar Oil, Mjurions to the the Genuiiie is ROWL IND'S OIL, I • - -od on the entsicle label in reed ink " A. Rowland and with n Treatise inclosed. This 011 is the original and mine, a.:d is warmart..l to aford the greaten nourishment to human Ilair, rem s the scur', harshness, and dryness, uscatiit'e.eing injuto. t.y illnew, change of climate, accoache nts,&c. prevents Ls Ll:ing of or turning grei, str.!ngthena ~ s. at.d nt.th , the hair g— ow on bald places, m La !Le a.•xl 1.1. -, ssy. prevents the curl falling in damp I ?mitt:. WillSktn, eyebt()%llb. Ste. hi superior and have 21h:eat it august patronage 0; thnir *oral i'rincess nf t . :! • 1)urh:•:•s ell York, aral Puie sw4ta, Mc Inipciiil Majesty the Emperor of Russia, by their • •1 author! -4.—Price ss. bd. Ib3, rid. and one guinea per keep in any climate. iit)WIAND'S ESSENCE of TYRP, by merely wet the .air with this pr•paraticri, it immediately prnduoes ;:b.:nze in Red or Grey Hair, Eye-brows, Whiikurs, '`..• to a beactiful allo,x) and permanent Brown or Black, trill -!tag the exert nutria colour. Washing makos this Dye more arable I..a•ltts or trouts:men may dye their llair with ease iEra•••• . • Price 4b.—.75. ad.--ar,i 103. od. aeld wholesale, r•.tail, and for exportation, by the solo PECh Rottl..ttib and Sim:, corner of Kirby-street, that first ;*: 1 1 -- : an the rilat in 'Luton Garden, llolbern, London ; and • ;11 , iiatnicrt, MaAis.llendries, Titchborneastrieto harry, .yla)', bohu ; Smyth and f'e. 117, Gattie 4 tree, 5'7, N:w hood -street; sfitirherry 4 1 . • C 4 iirch-ya-G ; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Yen •,4.l h TrAra gad Country. le:/A 4 , IL I( ' )ch, a 2 e d aad . . . • . • , • . • ' . . . .''''......." ----r" Itt od ricUto GENERAL Pair-OFFICE, Merck 9d, 1411. FELONY-4150 REWARD. %THOMAS PINNOCIc., late of St. Antescone, \ -a- Soho, is strongly suspected of felony; whoever shall cep' prebend him, will be entitled to a Reward of ONE HUNDRED AND PIPTY POUNDS,. Firm Patricia thertof upon Apprehension, and Ovz Hultman l'otams upon Conviction. The said Thomas Piano& is about 40 years of age, wont made, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, dark complexion, black hair and whiskers, and fresh coloured; was dressed on the 11th ul timo In a new muff-coloured brown coat, coveted stik buttons, dquble-breasted buff waistcoat, with buttons of the same; has worn at times a yellow-green lapelled coat, a bine coat with gilt buttons, and a dark brown great coat. He has bean a gentle man's servant, is supposed to have been in tie Away, and has been abroad. His wife, who is advanced in pregnancy, is pro bably with him. Ey Command of the PostirtastesuGeneral , FRANCIS FREELlNG,Seesetary. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Fatahtithed by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George L Ilaams, 1818. 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