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NAVAL HALF-PAY. - UCH inconvenience and delay have been occa sioned respecting these Pqments, iu cases of Remittatices, l by the necwary Affislavits not having been sent, and the Re turns of Income not having been made, in due time : the Trea , surer therefore, an xiously desirous that the Officers should receive their Half-Pay wkh the least possible delay, after advertisement of Its issue from tLe gawp Office, ssrnestly recommends it to them, to forward the said Affidavits to himself or the Paymaster at this Office, and the Returns of income to the Assessors of the Property Tat at the Navypflice, as soap as it shall be practicable atter the expiratitin of each quartet. "L'. • Ilifthen thew trunsnOlens are not nodal proper time, the ilaviverns are unavoidably delayed tAI the titular recall-day. , . TitaNIPOAT sos. NOTICE is hereby xiven. to all British Eli;Netts, ‘, lately detained as PstiSONERS ef WAR in FRANCE. who may have any CLAIMS an the BRUNCH GOVERN. MENT on aecoent or ARREARS of SUBSISTENCE dee Ns them at the time of their !Mew, that open their transmitting to this Office a Statement. specifying their Cbrisdan and Slav name, Rank, and Place of Detvntlun, and the abaount of their respective Claims, proper nseaseres will be 'alma to procure the recovery of the same. Or. HAiLIQUIN SINDBAD. With new Musks Scenery, Machinery, Decries, &e. ht. Ovei tore ad blinie • eomposed by Mr. M. P. Coast. he Patitonunte•oroduced by Mr. KIRBY. Pantomime, called 'lite Valley of Diamond', will be •J every evening: o.mormw. the I tardy bi imam and Juliet. W ilnesdiy, the Comedy of the School foe &soda. • C.,tur‘dav, the Tragedy.af Macbeth. - TRANSPORTS DISCIIARCED BY GOVERN.VL.Nr. Just i.t.bliOcd, THE TRANSPORTS N1ONITOR; contiiaing Instructions to Owners and M. tors of *f ransporti. Fourth Edition. By HENR.Y ABBOf r, Bic'. Nay; Agent, No. 12, Cletnent's lun, Strand. Printed and sold by Cawthorne. catliarine-arroet. THEATg ti o y . 4, - ...wywr. 9 ,,,,, AN . 4VI • THIS PRESE/41 4 tVNCA.,;TAI)wpeite ** . , ROMEO' :44 4 115 17 3t1, Litt" 1 . lufkt,ol4ElCL: • t- * ) • • After whkb the NiNt raid Pantomime, etUed ' HARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON). Or, I.OkD MAYOR :OF L9NPON. • With enti rely new Setuery, Machinery, Dresses, Ike. The Oveiture and Music essnspops4 by Mr. Wiss. , The who!, arringed by Mr. FARLEY. harlequin, Mr. .0( :NA, jou.; Clown, M. GRIMALti t'olumbnie, Mrs. PARKER. 1 he eew Pantomime qt Hat-legal' Whittington, Lord Mayor of 1..,;ki1n, will be repeated every eveniug till further notice. lo.iperrow, th.. Pray of I be Tempest. Wekine4 , l3y, the 'tragedy of Isabella. Thur , day. Amur:ft ; with Tl Kmg and the Duke. A SCHOL iS I'IC . CLERGYMAN, who is about to ta\e two of his Pill' , to the Continent, and. to add to tLeir usual studies tt e beoefir of viiiiting the principal Taw n. in Frame, ".!, ;rig a twelvemonth's residence in that coun try, wishes for the ver•-,sion of a third Pupil. Fur part altar% apply, post paid, to James 114 , Msboot, Esq. Inner I eu.pie, 1 -1 4 ASH ION:-BLE DANCING,by Mr. ALLEN,I .1: pn.v . striy taught, at No. 19, Shernird-stree, Golden-square, to Ladles and Genth-nien id any age, who have imam learnt than accompet-hrtiti , or have not the m oJern style. Mr ALLE N'S :tem of teaching is expressly studied for those to ve.olos at is an obieict to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for gents el 54. , c , e , y expedironsly, privately, and in a superior ..ryie of gracr an.l ;skeane.. 1 hose who d.. not want private teaching' may :earn at a small eipenee, with a respectable set of pupils, on I , uhlrc teaching evenings. Professors. of dancing tau,titt the !lo s t e y.. ga in idary dances, and ail the superior parts of the profs*. sion. •r! übscrlution Assemblies are every Friday. • NEW MUSICS rll1 -IE. NINTH STATUE, a Musical Romlnce, in !u. Acts. now perfornsirg with untvertat applaumt at the rhe.ar , royal, Druryaltne ; the Must. nompdgcat and are ra :god .r the i'iattutone by C. E. Horn, price 7a. fad. Utiscan Air with vat hat% n 4 for t'ae Pianoforte, Harp. Elute, and litt)- '' dio , compost:Li for mail drdicated to hi% Royal Highness the Pr nee Reseot, by J. Nazzine!ii, prieg Ss.. The whole of the us,c in John of Parr, a Comic Opera 'tow performing at the '1 hiatre Royal, Covent-garden, comgo;ed and partly pelectid from Builditu, by I-1, R. Bishop, pr. lbs. The Fortailof Bossily, a new Drama, Wow perforMing at theabovelVatti, n 00402540 arranged for He Planotortelry chi* • Pubildied by GouViug, D'Alinsin, Potter, *Wl** OW V banal.: and Retail Warehouses, No. 20, Sabo-slowirt turd 7, Wesimoriand.stret.t, 401( REY-SQUA RE ACADEMY, and Piench 1...3 and Engli-la Boarding-School, pfelsamly situated. Ring start, &Euro:id, two miles front Landon. by GAI.LIEN NE sad prop r Bo) s at • boarded and carefully instructO iu iteadin, Nbrriting, Ati•hinet... Grammar, Cnmpositlian, His tory, &c &c. SO.guineas per Annum. Entrance two gulneas.' Par;uur Boardsm guineas per annum. French, Latin, Mee chants Accounts 31111 flook-keeping, Drawing, Astronomy, ur Gto, , raphy, with the use of the Globes, .9negsifteaper quarter, no minute. Washing half a plats .. A quarterik notice is re qubite in case of removal. 'l. GALLI EN NI begs leave to inform his Friends and the Pub-, lie„ that his hchool.will Open, after the present vacation, an the 16th of January, t sty; and that the strictest attention is paid to the health and morals of his Pupils: they are treated.witia that reas , 4l:4l.it itidulgt lice which is likely to gib their conlitleh ,- affection ; and all possible means are pursued to instil in '.heir minds the love of that leaftung, which is gut adapted to their years. Funiculars aid Ca* of Messrs. Robins. Tooley-street ; Mrs. Turnbull, Ad Kent-road; Mr. De °rile*, Silver-sireet, Wood lancet; and of Oa*, eansoir-ateet. • • . • . AVANTEIX ,EIFAMILY's WASHING, or a few Single Oeistlenwn's. by a person that perfectly un demands her hatless it . can. pave respectable refrreuce to a fa. slily gm has worked for upwards of three years. Mast. to direct to M.H.' NO. 3, COVgardeds, top of Cuy road, Islington. This day was pubfAto4pricplie. 0 4, the Vint liuMbOr of THE EVIDENCES the CH 11, 81AN RE LIGION;• being a.Collectfonof all the WOritsa -4- 1-ragras sod / . ." 3 71, of the crest eitittillshet whb have Written' La Defence of the Chrietian Faith nove,•for the first Time, ar. fanged into an uniform Class and 8.4, with the view of putting i•to the. hard. of the §tudent of 1 Neology, and the general Reiatr ' those Mon itnenta,-and, as It were, Columns of our Faith, Which the' Patty and Learning of pat Times have reseed,' to adorn and defend the Christikd •ChtirCit.' To be publithed Month', Non hero, price is. 6d. Oath, In Royal Octavo, primed vii fine wove 1 4 :per, bet-preaaril, said with a. bold and beautiful TA*, to be comprised la TwentrAiree oe i llairty Numbets at Trost, ea-h Venibtr to chntain five Sheets; or eighty pages. "Iti ntrnmente with PAL?N's '‘'/E•V of tla . a . EVIDENCES of CHRISITAbIf IY. 'V* be templeniti in Four Numbers.' The Bret Nentbur of whith;vias pkiisbetalis day. . • • The Works to be e,untainted In this Collection rill be sash as • are confined solely to the EridC4ces of l;bri4lattity. Their will bo a- fotiow t—Crotios's D14'0141:14 Et..: with the ltintei of Le Caere, and from the saloSlrsble .Translsition of Dr. Clarke I.ocke's Reasonableness a.f Chfistianity--AdTsoo's Evidr.ncals— Pale.r's Evider.cisllishop F orte ns 's Evidetteit— Campbell the Mi r a c l es —D oug l as ' s Criterion.---Beattle on at h ',oatne lennings's Internal Evidence—llorsley's Defence of the Per ,ou of Cu tisT against Prieitley—Lainett's Life and Death of tto city. t , r—Jones of Nayland's El/Arne-a of the Trinity—We,t on the Resurrectioti—Lyttleton d s Conversion of St. Paul...—Shcra kcit's Trial of tbe Four Witnesses. To which will be added, as embracing . many of the rosin ar surtients of Christianity, though net exclusively dedicated to its defence Dr. Clarke's DemonstratiOn of the Existence. arvi Attri butes o f Deity, and Leslie on Deem.--It Is expected to coin prebend all these Works of the most illnstrious Writers of the age in which they lived, within 'I bitty •klowtbers at most; and they will form, altogether, Five handsome Octave Volumes, and be obtained at a cost infinitely below the price at which they sell . " As eel ry work will be detached froth; and independent of, another, the purchaser may consult ith Convenience, and select tuck Only 311 he wants;• or, if he choose to •purchase all, he may bindthern up in any. order or sales he prefers. London ; Printed for the Propractors,.by Conway and Rayer, No. 1, Harvey's.huildin4a, Strand; and ittetted at abe Office' td the Historical:Clarice tad MillearyChronicle Ne. 14, char ixtr-itreht, weld: by all Botilisellees i the Unkvil Kingdom. • ,t u; si;... LONDON HthilaiTAL. • I Tli F. SPECIAL COMMITTEE have great , sati•liction in communintilg the progress of the Appeal' now before a benevolent Public, in favonr•of an Institution dii peo.,lng so widely the important. benefits of medical aid to the industrious rem of tLis great Metropolis.* By tit:. b reticence of those friends whose donations have been already r•se-i?ed, an a!'.dition of Xto,ooo Three per Cents. and i-:yo0 pi r At•tirrn I.nng Annuities, in the names Of Sir Robert ' Wjgrtia. li t '. :::ir Charhs Flower, Bart. and William Mellish, ' Esq. M. P. .4.1 , i! . t n mai- to the permanent Funds of the 11°,0- ' rat. eye' u.,:ve or Antlltat Subscriptions to the amount of seS H. ITbe Spet:ai Committee feel confident, that, when the nesessities of till: es iniaWe Chiritare brought to the knowledge of many liberal characters, they w ill. e induced to contribute towards the 'cry important object in view—that of keeping open all the wards ; and which cannot be accompllshid, unless the whole ad dition made on this occasion to the revenue of the Nuspital.lheß nunsunt to Altsoo peramitun. . , • ' 'Donations and Annual Subscriptions continue to be retched at the respective Bankere ; ,at Lloyd's; the Lonaon Tavern ; at the City of London 'rave= ; end by . Mr. Mayor, No. 13 , 4 Leadenball-sireet ' Annual . Donations. i Amount adveniied ,Ft 5,10110 00- ' 4304 0 0 • 1 Dividend on X. 0,000 Reduced • !t. A . .C 202 10 9 4uonymQus - . -. too 0 0 Samei Pete, jun. Esq . of CialtasoPper. Mrs. 3. ' Roberts - -- - sr - i• . II 10 4 13. and J. Oliver - . . - Sit .10 .0 Lazarus Isaacs. and Joshua Shuorts, Wardens of the . . • • . _ Sinagogut in Dentaaark-court, :itrand, the Dona tions by the Meinbas of that Synagogue - .Donations by the Members of the New Synagogue , the Corporalon of London - SlL'orshiptul Company of Vintners Welbore Ellis, Esq. - - J. Walker, Esq. • - ' Mrs. C. Leg! ew, Clayton - Edward Par&iiis and Co. . - John Dwain, Esq. • • , Kerner, M.Tac,att and Co. - The Worshipful Com Parry of Drapers .S Hoare, jut. Lag. - J. Burney, Esq Norwich - • I. Kitchen, Escp Whittchapel, annual J. Kirwan and :ions .• Wm. Peat Litt, Esq, - - "Tebbut, Hitchcock, and Batson, Limehouse I'. Stretton., Esq. Ppper. Brook-street - G. '.4 ackerbartk,jon. Esq. - - William BoUlnuis, Esq. - - D. Martineau, Esq. jun. - • Anthony ltot.iiison, Esq. - - G. Wickle, jun. Esq. - - 'l.licaa Martin and Co. - - Ser.j.Ant mid Middleton - • - Q.J. Dot:star, jun. Esq. - - • . . Mrs. Mary Ann Kibler, Maryland Point, per Luke,„ . Flood, Eq. ' - - - 31 10 Oi. W. Happell, Esq. - - . - • Si 10 0 Ushorne litzson 3:1t1 C./. - -11 S Mk 0 Mr. Brawn. put Mr. Gurney - - 1 1 0 Mrs klerhon • . . - 111 10 0 Bev. H. Hoper . • • . , 1 1 .0 . N0:h....1el i.tcheion, Esq. - - - , SI () Joint Banker Friend, Fiellgate.strect, Whiehapel ' St 10 O. James Hodgson, Esq. Wau•tead : - . -., 01 .10 iii, Miss 11.0. 1 an, dirt.) - - .1. 4 *lO . 0' M. G. U. • . ' - • •_.. 10 '0 ' 0 Unknown ',aid into.Rnbarts and Co. loth Decenni a* SS 10 0 31 la . .o 255 a - 500 0 . 0 ." 59 10 0 21 10, 0' - sr 10 . 31 10 o . •si to 0 • • 21 10 15 . .. 52 10 0 . I 100 b 0. • 11 10 0 , -01 10 • - pa is . 21 0 15. • .40 0 O. - • st ao • .. m • us o. - 31 10 . ▪ 51 10, o • • al 10 •••0 al to.:0 si 30 0 31 10 11 BRI rISH lilltk OFFICE. . • • tint, insuraluß 4 Buildings* rapiturt, Mir i• chaudisk til4s,Vessis i oad an other Propeity, against Isis or damage by Fllits. • ln , urances .for short Periods,. or s for several Years together, may bv effectkd thls Office, upon the most equirable Perms. Policies vrill'uot he charged for Sums of £3OO or upward , upr to Prr.ons Met - town their prevent Insurances. he whole S LOCK of h FARM will b.:lnsured without'Spe. Cification, at die redaeod Prorni4m of .2.. per Cent. • Receipt. for the Renewal of Policies at 00131141S DAY, may be hid 'at the principal Offices in the Stra n d and .I.ondno, and of •their .Agehts in the Country, who will receive Propuaals for new inhurances. 1(011ERT SKE! .TON Secretary. MISJANORY OP SCO ULAND. 'this day was published, iu 2 vols. Syn. with numerous En gravings, price Ll. 10s. boards, the Third Edition, greatly en- , lar•-ed, of ACCCATNI I- of the SYSTEMS of HUS BANDRY adopted in the more improved DistriCts, of Scotland; with sonic Observatintis on the Improvements of which they are susceptible. Drimtn "up for the Con.ida anon of the Board of. Agricut ore, with a Vievi of captaining how far there Systems are applicable to the less cultivated Parts in Eng land and Se ,eland. By the Right lion. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. Founder of the Board of Agriculture. Printed for A. Cintstable and Co. Edinburgh; tringtitan, Hurst, Rees, Otrue, and Brown, Losidtiti; and John Cumming, Dublin . , . • * • This work is, without all doubt, the most u.set:.t prifor: lace of die kuiit that has appeased iu thi• country. The besf practices of Scottish Agriculture arc minutely but concisely d seebed, In a plant bushies..like manner , in the first par of the etc ttk,'The materials, 'Mich% were furnished by a great nom.- her of the most skilful Agriculturists, who, instead 11 indulging hi speenlitic7n, have contented themselves, in general, with merely stating, the paritetilars of their own mans;t men% and Cie success that has attended it. Their buildings and fences, their j ins reaming, their crops and live stock, their genets) Sys:em, and the iniontim which it cruirruirs, are all so faithfully ileineated, that if' our previous aciitialivance with these masters does not greatly et•itutd us; we think all the trading features of the but. bandry atid meal eetmoinf of Scotland may be distinctly traced, by readers the least conversant with these subjects. , I . • - • • *, • - Edin• Rev..N.o. 47, Nor. 1814. . . :this day : was pnblistred„ gie Eleventh &afloat, .rnitgig.eqtarged and imprwred, l ir*, ics. 64. in Hoar.'.', dcilies:ed by Perinis .eiron to;tbd Rig* Rd.% Lord liiiluni of Lanflaff, .. .. . FrifiE• MEDICAL'CULDZ, fir the 'Use at r i te ,L, Clergy,' Mils rot EarisHier and' Seminaries ' •NiriA youn g [ Praciirioners iu Mediciae and Surgery. In the first Part of th's Work, the Priverdet, Dosea,.and best Methods et employ - In* tte• 'Medicines necessary to be* kept by Families residing in the Country; ere' felt) ;detailed, with copious Directed* frit the Management of . Children, in respect to Chiathing.•Diet, k.'spr eise, ate. ittc.; the 'Freatnitut of Casual:its, Pais, •Itc. &c.; and.. in the Secosut Part is given, ati liiitery of the Causes and distin guishing Symptoms of the Diseases incident 'to the Hnnian Frameoltith the most effectasikiiieaes of Prevention and Cute by Regimen, &c. &c. By RICHARD REECE, M.D. Member of the Royal College of sr;raeons, &c. ire. ii It Is of importance: that every man sltoeld know something of the l aws o f life, the nature or disease, and the most National mcides of curt: ; for thit purpose, Dr.• Reece's Book is better adapted than any with which we are acquainted, it is more in. idicinus , and ran:lan titalibm D6Melik Medicine of Bealon, which we have no doubt ic'will entirely eupetsediu"--crfaleith Review, Apill, 1811. . • .. Mon t h , ' the same Andra, tke Ileiend Ed!tion, withcoosider- s i lable addition% price les BeirdS; al.'. • • • ! A Practical Dictionary of Domestic Meditine4 eompreltentl4 , tug the best Minima memo at prolentieg, alleviating, awl curing tie' Diteaws incident to the Human Frame, by Regimen, Diet, Curbing, *e. the l'reatment and Preveirtht;o of Alitidents, the Property of DruelK and British limbs, With Direcdtme for Omit Use, it pnputat .VEletv of . Ariainnty. die. Ste. &a Printed for 1-alienist), Hunt, Rees,Ornto,,and Brown, Pater noster•row, Loads's'. . fliEtt44l#4orT Al., Jun. 4, 11115. THESE Are, by oder, ihp Himont - 161e the Lords and others Conintissioners for managing the eiffairs ! ?(•kis Majesty's at . C.heisea, to give Notice, that all Out •Pensioners bolemeing to the said .1-los;)ital, residing iiii,asnOe f sr within the pigtrist,nf the *ills of Mortality, are friFdr4 to :girt( .01:11t, aeli re‘imenliatly, with their In. struati to aid Ca : fife-per pi Admission, at the Secretary% Office, iu the sajti Hoapia s ect tkse reepi eive Days, and in their dif ferent classo ; aesiirdieig to their. several Rates of rendon, as unclanneolioned, when attendance wiAlle given from nine o'clock in thn morning, until three Jo the afternoon, for the payment of Half a Pars Pension its advance to MOSUMIIIer next. On 1141 the 9th of January, The Fassloaors at . f l., `bet day trom the different regiments of Cavalry, Font Marls Irfa , :try iiiz.tuding the N.lili!'a, sold Haase at kid . per day, from illtiorent sesiniems and turps, to the 6,th . Foot, inclesive. On TUFADASf; the 10th of January, • ' Those at td per day from the 61st of Foot, and all the re maionig regiments and corps, with the Strjeents' of Militia at ad. pa . On WEDNEsDAY, the 11th of January, • lliese at 91 per day from the different regiments of Cavalry 'and Foot Guards, with those from theist Regiment of Foot to the Sinhnieldsive. (In THURSDAY, the 12th of January, Those at Pd. per day, tram the 40th Regiment of Foot, and all the romalnlng regiments and corps; with the Serjeants of hillida a: 10d. per day. . .11;w4, • . Os FRIDAY, the 19th of January, • at it. per day, from the di ff erent Regiments of Cavalry, . With thosefrotu the Ist and 211 regitneutl of Foot Ganda. On 6A PURDAY; the 14th of January, Those aC Is. per day from the ad Regiment of Foot Guards, .vsith•thOse frOM the tat td the 70tha Regiment of Foot inclusive. On MONDAY, the 16th of January, Those at is. per thy from the Tist Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiment. and Corps. On 'I UILSDASY. the 17th of January, Thoss'at Is. oad. ice. id: and Is. lid. per day. On Wk.DNESDAY, the 18th of January, "rhase at Is. 2J. is. 2L 1. and is. ad. per day. On THUItSDAY, the 19th of Jannary. Those at Is. fl}d. with those at the different rates to I. dd. pit &V On FRIDAY, the nOth of January, :Fhospat Is. dia. with them) at the Maria swes to Is. 111 d. per day. • On SATURDAY, the 21it of January . ~.::. 'oho reetivNiissClis trom — the late let and 24 Troops of Horse Quads • als ot Hike Pentbaiers from the several Regiments who have been admit:4 on actotint of blindness. • And Wet; all -Oot-Pvntiotiers belonging to the said Hospital, who live in England Isryond :be l3i,trict of the Bills of Mona. lily of i•ollidflivlnnal thoilo in Setsiend and Ireland, are hereby required ant. commanded, atur 2.5te June next, and after every succeeeing"2sth istl)eceriabet and f.:sth OIJ une,untilltittlier orders, to apely to one of his Nhjesty's Justices of the Peace in the neigh bourhood- where they reside, and make the following aii.hivit, which tbil slid Magistrate for the County, City, isorottgli, ea ditbig,b t fore whom the Pensioner appears will sign and .. .. date, viz. ..4 , ' came before me, one of his Majesty's 44 Justices-of the Peace for. the Cqauty of and , c made oath that he was aihnkted an gut-Pensioner of Chet ,' sea Hospital, en the day of 17 or 18 " tram the * Regiment of commanded 44 b y ... ; vas then aged about years, served in 6 11141 Army years was discharged for ' and that be is no otherwise provided for by the Public, but as a Pensioner of the said Hospital, at per day, and now lives in the Pare-'1 of , . in the County of _ „ •" t•Sworu before me this day of And such of f tie* as weetradatirted on ter:aunt of blindness, are.ordeted to transmit with their half-yearly affidavits, a Certi ficate as to the &tote of their Aigbt, signed hycn Army Surgeon, `oath other nieille4l.peraerl leaden in their neighbourhood, but in `oath tilFtant faivs, *here i merit/id Certificate is impracticable, it CertificeletrostilhoMlnister otthe Parish to that fact, and to ilveilltisin.thvgantiUtteoce of their blindness, will be admitted. according to the abov,e,gorrn, timers bs. and atte.tvil, by a 1730,trate, is to Sc put up . in a d - sent by the. e:etteral Po it; &meted t'hus,'k to . rite It Atutotiefibie 'I 'itePalma I+r-61e:weal strhisMajesty's Land `Form; Larsloit 4 ": marking on tin> cover " Chelsea Pensioners contderpartaor shiplicates of the said Affidavit. are to 5e ress by 'the Oin 'Peusituters respeciivily to be ex• to such pit:ens 39 than lit directed to ; ay lluitt, together with their Instruedoop and Certificates of Adinissiiin, in order :test !heir claim (*.the Out Pension may be taffy verifeed ape pratiiiie clearly iffootilled. Anti to the eta 141st the Colunt'Ationeri:for the Affairs of ' Chelsea Hosiattal may by satisfied that the Pensioners are the same persontiwho - have pasted their examination, it is hereby farther directed; that such of them who have served in, and have been dieChargetilioniany ofthe Ref/Mutate& Independent Coro. Marries. of lavalithr; Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to men • tins in their Affislavits•suck Regiment or Company of lovalids, or Royal ! Veteran liattatien,la .which they served last, but the Trbup'er Coups of the Army front which they were .firsttlk63444l; h6d recommended and received at Chelsea Liu,- 'vital. . *. . • The Peoslotiers are partjoitlarly to take. notice that the leaf. iyearly papas:its aft 4 Ctittifinas, are to he reguttied hixtlarier, as 1 , 0 the place wf pari:ent, by "ifte musters at t'heisia, of such only las reside clichlaithe bdlsbtradttality et Lawton, or the affidavits !se* as etioye Agog it,. liffideostuner enteeding, anti 4 hat t he. Mitt 'summer Amy tnettt hied* manias to be kegulanil by the mus lteta op affidavits 'utter the Christmu preceding. ' * Is utati 'Ordri.cd AA •dpectetl, thit no person who shall abaft', the -plastid his • Abide gives in at his muter, or spe cifiedi in :his .affklintit .afOrouid, and who may arrly for his pension.(mieepting to the Ofhcers vi Excise nearest .rich place, of abode). shell receive the same, unless it appears by the ark. .tillc.ate of respectable persons,•thar such rentoyal was through unavoidable tiectuilt, Which he or they • could not foresee or 'prevent. , • ”it • • • Aid that gany Peatfotter µall fraudulently attempt to receive . a pitotilife payment of the pension, tither at Chelsea or at dl&e—ent 'ces, he shalt be strick'off the lists: fur the better prevention of which frauds, reek pensioner is required to produce his Instruc tion Papua at the dose of persica. ; d odo it.is nettled ;hat none will be entered upon the Pay- Lilts, of the said Hospital. or be 'Aided to receive any benefit t hearten', Cho sluff net act agreeably to t hese edtee aualrou ec. dohs, particalhely in sending their half-yearly Allitioels, to the • Perriesaig•Oestatek , ile.ahotre.directed, and to no other Office, Whleikeregraictthe kolOs4tiers have of,late either neglected to 40, oe seat those irroguierly to other deliaturlents• O. AuTri ***two and Registrar. )ROM sArtiRDAr lviuhirs adzilTs. FOREIGN-OFFICE, JANUARY 7. The Prince Reiti.nt has been pLased to a:irdnt thtt Temple to he Secretary of Legation at S:tickhohn Gazilte aho tivifies the Prn...e Ptren 's pr.-.1-itsiou to Captain T. N I lan* of the IA r6UI:C!, wear the :ma of the Russian Order of ;it. Wolodomir. of the Yount' (Luis, :64 those of tue Russian Order of Merit.] • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. orride Or OfiDSANCS, JANUARY G, 1315. Royal RrElinrist of ArtllLry.—'-Lieutenant General \ ltiod to be Col •Inel-Commandont, vier Cungrere, (ice l•cl. Brevet Colonel John F S. Smith to be Colonel, •ier Brevet I.l.utena: t-Culionel Altswder Lieutenoutt. Colon(, vice Smith. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Thornhill to be NI. jot, vies Watson. Second Captain Charles Gilmour to be Captain, vice Ti Fins Lieutenant Jame• Gray to be -;econd Captain, vice Gihoed% seeond.Lientenant Thomas G. Williams to be Firs Lieutenant, vice. Gray; Second.-Lieutenant An:tuba!' Mark-t. , , to be ditto, vice Hodges, deceased; Second Lieutenant Richard N. King Se be dino,. vice Tboundike, deceased ; hetet,. i t ieute. slant Henry Stubart; to be ditto, vice Mercier, deceased; Se* cond Lieutenant tarry J. Kersieman to be ditto, vice Drum mond, deceased. Second Cartain Francis Knox to be Captain, *cc- Pau), deceased. First Lieutenant James Fogo to be Second Captain, ♦ice Knox. Second Lieutenant William H. Weaver to be First Lieutenant, vice Fotv. Secokd Catalan John Briscoe to be Captain, vice Tintiripson, de ceased. First lieutenant John Crawley to be Second Captain, vice Briscoe. Second Lieutenant Alexander Duncan to be First Lieutenant, vice Crawley. Adjutant O'Hara Baynes to be Second Captain. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. Tke Right Hon. Edwards, Lord Keosingion, to be Do. puty Lieutenant; Nicholas Borne! Jones, Esq to be ditto. Couintission in the Sth or lioqi-shire Regiment of fviditia,signed by the I urd Lieutenant : James Robertson, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Borthw!ck, resigned. CoOtraission in the 34th or Ayrshire Regiment of Wises, signed by the Lord I.l,A:tenant. Patrick Campbell, Esq. la•c of the 2415.0t:id:0n of the Cad Regia ! ginteat, to be Captain, vice M.totottou;.b, rest,. tied. - Commission in the South Hants Yeomanry Cavattly. signed bi the Lord Liedteriatit ut the CoutstyokHatos. George Pit: Rose, tient. el be Lkiriret. • • . .•• • Conuuhisiond signed by the Lord Lieutenant or the Comoty Pad kitine I.:meager. - tat Battalion of Royal 14.1,:.1,14it0 Militia—Jams* 9mitli• ante Joseph Vitawvortie, Gent., to be Li eute na nt ,. sd Batialioo, or Prit,c.t R.sgent's tiwn—Septiirus Sc. t , , Cent. to be Lieutenant ; John Jekin Kenettt, Geri, to be z.sir coo. Liverpool Ilieghtient of Local Militia—Samoa Hue/heal,. Esq. tdk be Captalti,by Brevet. . •• .1 Trafford and Iluttue Regithent —Billantyne Sewell, Esq. to b Captain, by liiv‘et ; Jon Morris, Gent, to b. lAetttsnaot g John Sparks, Gent. to he Wigs& Regiment—John Blackali, Esq. to be Captain. BANKRU P ECY EN LAR Ofil). January 10, kohn FrasetsGrant, late at the bland of Si. Vincent, but now of Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, merchant, broker, dealer and chapman at ten at Guildhal l Feb. le, John Whitt h.ad, of Cateaton-street, London, b taker, at tea, at GualdhalL • BANKRUPTS. • Thema Oooge, of Liverpool, tnerchant, to surrender Febtuary 2, and is, at one, arthe *lke of Peter Woo ty l.o;ver street, Liverpool. Attorniel, Mr.Woadit, Livery:anis or Resin - - . - • Blackst.sch and Wince, No. 4, King's Beneh,Walk, l'..ruple. . Richard Uresswell,, of Burgh in the Marsh, l.incolnshire, shop. keeper. dealer and diapason, January in, at fair, at the White . Horse Inn, Spilday, January 26, at eleven, .at the Gearge Inch- Spilsby, and •eb. a 3, a; 'lest, 11, at the White Hone Inn, :;pilsby . Attortties, Mr. Wm. Walket, Spilsby ; or Mr. lt.4lph tllis, Chancery-latte, London. . . John Vr.4164, late of Northampton, ironmonger and hardware man, January 16, at six, January 19, • and Feb.. 1 tr, 4 tea,at the Peacock Inn, Northampton. Attornies, M;:ssrs Edmund and Jeyei, Exchequer tither of Pleas, Lincoln's In:i, Loudon; Or Mr. 11,0,4111 as Jeyes, Northampton. Charles Thomas Paynter, Lite of Falmouth, Cornwall, and of Lisbon, ni.o.chr.at, dealer and clrapatan, January •2tr, .. , 0, and . February 16. at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Nlanchester. Attornie ,, , Messrs. Barrett and Wilson, Nlancl!ester; or . Memo. Was, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warn l, 4r-t.c sJrt. Thomas, Parker, of Arricittf!, near Skipeon., Yak I. • -, cotton manufacturer, cotton -S;.lt:Orr. dealer and ritipli..lll, il;:iyary IN 17, and February Is. at two, at the Dog Favern, !'..i...aPiesrei. Anotnies, Mr. Ital;:li L ,lis, Chaacery-laae, Lonlon, or Metall., Jsroasan and Lonslalc, Nlotii.he.t:r. WWLISO bOrnts, of Wle%lbUry, Wilts, Iluen-drapaq, deaki Sett ehapman, Feb. I, 2, and la, at eleven, at the•Whire Lloo Idly ' Broad-street, Bristol. Attereeys.Mr.Wllliatti L. %iron Clarta, • Bristol ; Mesas. Williams and bush, Trow In idge; or Messrs.. Jeekins, lames, and Abbate, New Inn, I, , ird in. Firth, of &stun, Lincolneat :, in, re.:ant, Feb. S, s y anti Ilia eleven. at the l'eacock Ira, 1;0,ton. At:or:nes, Mesita: i ssesi I ,Tuunarn and Rodperson, Bo -rot) : or Mestis. Exley, Stocker,' ' Land Dawson, Furnivai's-lan, Loc.dor. Timms Bevan, of Fisligoard, Fenihrtike.laire, linen-drainer, dealer and chapntau, Feb 1, Y, and IS, at one, at the White lion lap, Atistol. Attornies, Me.srs. D.tmei and sons, or isAr. William ,Lewton Clarke, Bitsrol; or Mcos:s Je ikins, James, and Abbott, New Tito, Lon Ora. . Thomas -Pike, at of lluogdiord, Berk!, eictt•al'er, dealer and cbapman, January 17, is, and Feb. t ,t, at :sett, a • . i it: Bear Inn, Hungeriprd. Attorney, MT. James Hall, liutto.• rfor.t, John Davies Scott , -street, Leicester, ',I •aler in rattle, January 17, 34, and February in, at eleven, at siuildhall..- AttOrlley, Mr. Howell, No. 6. S) mond% inn. William Pia, af Nordsiam, Sussex, merchant dealer and chap. man, January W. 17, and February is, ..t I.lev on, at Guildhall. A:turnies, Mpars. Uasty and Hadden, Angel-court, 'fluor otorton-street, London. Virtiiiam Jackman, of Middle Scatiand.yard, Whitehall, army clot:der and aceoutretu.nt• maker, Jamul i 0, 'l7, sac. Feb. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. lobn Clat.,ion, No. 5, Vet want Enittings, Gray a lan. Edmund Richard WU, el South Moreron, near Wallingford, Ber', paper-maker, dealer and chapman, J. 14, Yet, and Feb. in, at twat*, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chapman barber, 41, Chancery .laae, London. William baoliville curare, of Bromley Sr. Leonard, Middleamt,. Roman vkriol-ananstacturer, dealer and chap/nap, January el s ea ten. January SI, a4eleven, and Fab. 14, at ten at Gul/dhalL Attorney, Mr. Jones, hell-Wart, Walbrook, Lo ndon. I