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' • ''' '7.1".• ....'''' - .. . • • • a. . . ..... . ;•,. h :‘, . s ....; : c a, .. e •• , • . r€,.. s k : r / r 1: ..... -_____"" .....,., , rf • ... ..... ..,, r~~! 1 \ . P ~ A.e'.f . ri io.iirl THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, aos. }!UMBER 4967] [PRICE lIMPENCE; THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Der t 5,1804. NOTICE is lereGy given that a Seson of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery, fir the Trial V . Ofaires emarit ted ant& HO Seal within the YeirlfdilTion of the Admiralty of Lir laud, will he &lila 7 11 :,,e in the Old Bailey, London, en Wedrf day the iEtb of 7 y rat, at Eight 'Thai in the Morning. Tbia day was ptiblifbed, price ta. BONAPARTE, a Satire ; His CORONATION, a VIII Edinhnrgb : Printed by James Ddlantyne, tor A. Conttable ar-i Co.tand Lid by Longman, !hurt, Rea, and Orme, Pater• nottir row. CHELSEA HOSPITAL DECEMZIR 29, afIN. 'THERI 7 . arc by Order of the Ri g ht H onoura bi e . •/•• the LORDS and oglscrs, COMMISSIONERS for managi. • the A FFAIRs of the ROY AL HOSPITAL at CHELSEA. u give Notice, that all Out Penllonera (as well Lettermen as othcrA, belonging to the laid Horpita!, refiding in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, are rtquir.:l to appear perfonaiiy and rcidmc many at the Seci•ctary's °face, in the raid Hofpital, refpedire days undermentioned, when attentlmee. will he pie A . from Nine o'Clock in the 3,lornin:, until lime In the At...• boon, viz. TO -MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 4,1805, will be prefented the Comedy of THE WE ST INDIAN. Beicour, Mr. ELLISTON. (Being ►is fir* appearance in that Charader.) Major O'Elvbetty, Mr. JOHNSTONE. Charlotte Rufport, Mira DUNCAN, (Being her brit appearance in that Chnra&cr.) . After which the new Pantomime of OLD HARLEQUIN'S FIRE-SIDE. The Awe accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weipart. To which will be added, the New Operatic Piece, in Two Aas, called MATRIMONY. This Evening—The Stranger; Oki Harlequin's Fireside; and the Irlibmin in London. Saturday, the Soldier's Daughter. WILLIAM MARSDEN. EAST-! DIA HOUSE, Decatader 19, 1804. THE CCUR T of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND &stogie . : to Me EAST INDIES, de &real, gills Notice, That at a General Court held this day, the following Refulution was agreed to, viz. SPANISH WAR. This day tv3s !sold:Pled, price is. 64. .INARGUMENTupontheJuQiceand Expediency ot the Order 'Rued by Ouyolament, for their detaining all SHIPS hound to the Ports of SPAIN, freighted with Treafure or Warlike Stores. MONDAY. JANUARY 7, The Peohoners front !tic apt id Regiments or Lit: Cn , 7 , the lite at and ad Troops of liaric Guards, the !am itt and I.i Troops of Horfe Granadirr Guard, the Royal liorfe Guard,: (Bloes),the Dragoon Guards, the 3d 4th, and 7th Regiments t.: Horfe, all the Dragoons and Fencible Cavalry,tbe &filth Lezion cf Hork, v.i.h the Wr7no Train. Printed for John Stockdalc, Piccadilly. This day were pnblifbed, Handfomdy printed in one Volume, foolrcap,Bvo. price 41 Knarth. SPECIMENS of SCARCE TRANSLATIONS of the SEVENTEENTH CENTURY, from the LATIN POETS. To which are added. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, JANUAR Y 4, 1805, wUI be performed the New Comedy al THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. The principal Charaders by Mr. FAmcrit - r, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. C. KEMBLE, MM. GIBBS, Mn.s DAVENPORT, Mifa DAVIES, (with a Song in Charader), Mir which will he prcfcntell, (for the Bth time), a oew Serk- Catnic Melo Dramatic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER; Or, THE t.:TOME /CND THE DEVIL. With entirely New Altaic, Scenery, Machion7, Dean, and Decorations. The Overture and Mora coMpotett by Mr. Davy. ?le Adlion of the Mclo-Drame produced under the direCtion of Mr. F arley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun. Tbia Evcning—Thc Heir at Law ; with Harlequin o.2ieldlver tin Saturday, the New Opera of Thirty Thoufand. A NOVELTY. AT THE GREAT ROOM, SPRING GARDENS. HE PANDEMONIUM of BOULOGNE, by T •SERRES, will continue open this and every Evening, from Seven fill Ten o'Clock, illuminated by means of Optical Reflec tors, which is a Spettaele never before fuhmkted to the infpedicas o the curious. N. B. The Panorama is perfeAly warm, as a Stove has been wetted in the Cabbin to rend.r it comfortabl:: for the ViGtors. Admittance Two Shillings. TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND SCHOOLS. YOUNG GENTLEMEN under fourteen, and Ladies younger or older, taught the geoteeleft Seledlion of Steps, every falkionable, ekgant, interciting part of DANCING, Walking,Sitting, Entering and Quitting Company, with arms and addrefs, for One Guinea per quarter ; or School Vacation—no En trance charged.—Oue Family fending many learners, pay Ids.— Ladies taught feparate from the Gentlemem--Lefons two hours and a-half twice a-week, mornings or evenings, B Mr. ALLEN, Affeted by Mara T Adams, and Ranifdyke, at No. Sberarti-itrect, Ooldeb-fluare=4o. to, Great Allk-Itreet, Goodman's Fields, and No. t 6, Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet-ftreet, Alto Pupils of any age, who never learned in their youth, are Coon taught every modern requifite of Dancing, quite in private. The fele& Subfcrlption Affembles as Wind. _ _ . _ _ Large Schools engaging Mr. Allen to teach, will find their id vantage. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS. ii BISH alfures his Friends and the Public in ge -I- • neral, that the fah of Tickets and Shares in the prefent Lottery far exceeds that of any former, and ►t is the general opi nion that every Ticket will be fold before the Drawing begins. In the late year (111c4) there were Oared and fold at the above Offices the following Capital Prizes: I Prize of £20,0J0 4 Prin. of £ 2,00 n I zo,ooo II . 1,000 1 •-•—• s,OOO 6 --... 500 •„ 0 Perfons in the Country may he (implied with Tickets or Shares by fending, poll paid, good Billi, flank Notts, Pcdt-OfSee Orders, or Cant. LOTTERY FOR JANUARY. QWIFT and Co. No. it, Po - u zaar, are telling the Tickers and Share in great variety. The &kerne contains a hperior amount in Capitals to any former Lottery of the fame Bombe rof Tickets—and appean, from the • atereafed demand, to have met the molt decided approbation. The number already kid warrants the cooelufton, that there will be few,fif aay, remain ing when the Drawing commences. The great fuccefs that has attended Purehafen of Tickets and • Shares at Swift and Co.'s OMee for many years pat, is unlverfally known.—in the Eft Lottery they fold, No. 6,79!, a Prize of sopool. in filtettl Sixteenth Shares. No. 9,362,1 Price of to, cool. in one half and 8 Sixteenths. No. to,coll, a Prize of :,cool. in t quarter• and 12 Sixteenths. STATE LOTTERY FOR Me, Begins Malvin: iStli JANUARY, 1305. T'HE TICKETS and SHARES for the above LOTTERY, are on Cale at HAZARD, BORNE, and Co.'s OFFICE, No. 93, under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, LON DON, and no where elk on their account. The Scheme corals of one Prise of sspool. two of sopool. three of ropool , three of spool, as of ',pod., ten of sod. &e. Ike. The !mutt Prise is sot and the number of Tickets 25,0001. 0 - Country Orders, accompanied with wort-dated Bills on London, Pol•O®ce Orders, or Calh, in Parcel by Coach or Car rier, punt:Wally attended to; and Correfpondents may depend on bring treated exadly on the fame Terms as if perfoually prdent— L, t ter% Tuft Paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. In t:,e Litt September Lottery, Nat 1,400, 20,0001. and No. 3,260, 10,0 cot wet: both Lad in Shares at the above Office. THE 28th OF THIS MONTH THE STATE LOTTERY begins DRAWING. SCHEME. of 25,000 ao,coo socoo SAC° .7.00 5 00 5 0Yco 20 6,6; %SPX) 4C ~.)03 - 30,G00 - ls ACO 6 ,oco - s ,c ,coo 4 0 0 1 53.c00 25,c0n Ticket,. . ato,oco Part et the Capitals will br determined as Liam : fa-drawn, tit Day 4 lOW l'irft•drawo, 6th Day 4 300 Ditty ad Day tr.) , " Ditto yth Day zopto Pit to 3d [Sly Soo Ditto Stit Day aspoo Lice 4th Day sc.o Ditto 9th Day s,OOO Ditto sth Day too Di;to to& Day J poo Tickets and Shares are ceiling at every Lfeenrod Lottery Office Pt xe of Tie,et - 4IS se o MN - 49t0 o F.a„l.th - 2 9 0 (barter - 437 o Sixteenth . t 4 6 lasittU aid Shama Shaa will s' as the Drawing apprc.tlte.. " That this Court, fallible of the greet merft of Sir NAT n ANIE L DANCE, is &Brous of conferring upon hint a Fenfion of so - 1 " per Annum; but in conformity to the 4th &Elton of the Bth ' Chapter of the Company's ily.Lavrs, the Court thinks it Decei t' fary to ad,ourn the canfideration of ebb Qzieftion till Ftiday the " 4th of January next." The Court at Directors, therefore, conformably to the abo►e Refolotion, give notice, that a General Cour, will be held on Friday the 4th of January nest, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. for the purpofc above-mentioned. The Court of Thrsdlors further give make, that at the Paid General Court an arrangement for the Government of Prince of Wales's !Band, which has been approved by the General Coun this day, will be offered for confirmation. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sterreary. A LL Perfons having claims up on t h e Etlate o f Colonel DAVID WOODBURN, late of the Bengal Artil lery, and of Charles-ftrLet, Berkeley-fquare, in the Lounty of !Midterm detcafed, ,re hereby required forthwith to fend in their accounts to Mr. Alexander Gordon, Solicitor to the Mod niftrator, at Ida Office, Na. 57,01 d Broad-greet, London. TO THE CLERGY. EXCHANGE• Or CHURCH PREFRMENT. W ANTED to exchange, a Stall in a Cathedral, with a Living annexed, of the annual value of Eight Hun dred Pounds, with a good Houle, fir a Stall only, or fur a Living of kis value, with a good Houle, within fifty sinks of London. Apply to Mr.Sliugley, Fir* Fruits Office, (p ft paid). GAME-KEEPER and PARK KEEPER. W ANTS a fituation, in either of the above capa duel, a angle Man, of near thirty rears of age, who bat been employed in both, and ufed to the breaking of Dogs, prefer union o• Game, and looking after Deer; is a good tot, and can conic well recommended from his laR place,—Apply, by letter, (polt pail) to M. K. at the Poll... Office, Salifbury, TO BE DISPOSED OF, N old-eltablilhed, and very valuable PROVIN CIAL NEWS-PAPER — None need apply, who cannot cocoanut' from pool to oocasl.—Letters (poll paid) addreffed to C.D. to the care of Meffrs. Tayler and Newton, 5, Warwick fquate, London, will be immediately forwarded to, and anfwered by the Advertlfer. FOIL ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. Exempt from the Audtion Duty, to Ad of Parliament . On WEDNESDATt, January 23, ANERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to PUBLIC LTA SALE, at their Warehonfes, No. 78, gpeon-areet, a tarts Affortnient of BRITISH PIECE GOODS. Particular, will be given in time by M. L. MERAC, jun. Broker. In ktuliwicc of a Comnallfion of Appraifement and Sale, iffued from the High Court of Admiralty of England, addreffed to Custs r ROBINSON, Dodor of Laws, and EDWARD LYN!, Efq. Plymouth, WILL BE SOLD, At the Broker's New Sale Room, (late the Mayoralty-Honk, Woollier Wen, Plymouth), on Friday the ads Day of January, IBos, at Eletten o'Clock at Ncion, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. FOR NOM! CONSUMPTION. s 6 Bales Cotton Wool, Pieces of Nicaraga Wood, a Pieces of Logwood. FOR RI PORTATION. 3 Bales Cotton Yarn, i Buz Broad rigs, a Bak Linen, a Box of Raifins, I Bale Goats Wool, I Box of Capers. a Keg of White %Vine, Being part of the Cargo of the Dutch Ship ZAANST ROOM, Simon Salm mailer, detained on her voyage from Smyrna to Antftter• dam, by Hil Nl...jelly's Ship Mt NOTA Ua, commanded by C. J. M. Mansfield, Efq. For viewing the fame, and for Catalogues and further particulars apply at the Counting.houfs of EDWARD LINE, Efq. or to Plymouth, } THOMAS LOCKYER, December 26,18». Sworn Broker. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS ANI) - S - 0 . 24 -: S - WSEN . CW . OrA . N - C - HOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RIC.MSAUCES, for Fyi Saxe, Stewed Beef, Hafted Calves Heads, Beef See4a, Made Afie. , Wild Fowl, and Caine; with many Deli mein for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which arc more fully eapreired in kis Casalo;ue, (He lwiag the hernler of tkm,) ku imbued many perfuns to give the fame name to Articles entirely different, which are vended at many Shopiin London, by petrol:is who go to the, principal rowns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradelmen and Inn-keepers, who in confe queue arc often raved with Sperinis &r u, of very inferior quali ties, which is sot only an Impofition, but a great difappoiotment to Families who purchafe thou with a view of having good Sauce so their Filb,ke. N.B. Nose ay His Genuine, but what have there words en t h e Lahti," BU LESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy steps, London." TO BE LET, oe SOLD, CAPITAL EXTENSIVE LEASEHOLD PRE MISES, in St. MARTIN's•LANE, and entered upon im mediatel—containing a valuable and moft dateable LEASE HOLD ES PATE, advantageoufly &tutted in the muft preferable part of the Weft-fide of St. Martin's-lane, leading from Long Acre to Charing-eras, confining of Two commodious and Cub- Randal Brick Dwelling-houfes, No. ion and los, with CODYCJIIan °Aces and fpacions Court. yard. The part adapted to trade (exclufive of two esuntry-houfes, and other conveniences), convenes a (Reims brick building, very recently greeted and &abed, and containing a capital ware-room, about 8o feet long, and 13 feet 6 inches wide—another cseellent ware-room, 42 feet long, and 20 feet 6 inches wide, with light work-/hops, and other rooms and fpacionepranifes, replete with conveniences, late in the occupation of Media. Beckwith & Fcance, Upholfteters to hb Majelty. 1 he whole premifes are e::ceediaer well calculated for carrying OD an citeofivt. trade, in alroolt any bufincfa or concern that may require fpattotts room, particularly in the Cabinet and epholftcry bulimia, with the advantage of two feparate refidenees, and two diftinet entrances to the prorate. The whole comprifing two large plots of gn,und ; one containlnll4 feet 6 Inches, in front of at. Martin'.-lane, the back front a 6 feet 9 inches, and 228 lett 9 inches in depth—the other, 24 feet 6 inches at the Eaft and Weft end, and i t 1 Itet 6 inches, or thereabouts, held for 73 years front Lady &ay laft. May be viewed from nine o'clock in the Morning till four in the Aft-moon; aid for r.rticulars apply to Mt. Roberts, Soli :;tar. tActi.:tit:t-Ittert. qb rahfyuarc . MISCELLANEOUS . I : I4ANSi.A 7 I : iON3 from the Greek, Apania, Italian, arr. By ROBERT WALPOLE, Ffq. TI. A. Of Trinity College, (:ambrage. Londont Prin'ed for J. Mawman, l'oultryA—Of whom may be hail, in one Volume, fairs ip Sen. price 7s. in hoards, Seledionc from the Works of Taylor, Hookt.r, Hall, and Lord Bacon ; by Bath Montagu. JOHNSON'S ANNUAL POCKET-1100K. This ttly was publifhcd, peke 2C. 6d HE COM PLET E POCKET- BOOK ; or GEN T TLENIAN'S and TRADESMAN'S DAILY JOURNAL , for iSoS, containing a plain and concife Method for keeping Ac count of all Monks Received, Paid, Lent, or Expended every Day In the Year; compelled in Fifty two Pages, proper ly ruled : alto, Fifty two Paget ruled, for entering all Appointments. Me morandums, Obfervations, or Engagements, together with various ufcful Lifts and Tables. Printed for J. Juisnfon, No. 72, St, Paul's Chercli-yard. On Saturday, January 26,1805, will be publifhcd, Price Two Shillings and Six-pence, embelliased with Two beauti ful Engravings b) Pat." ao WILLIAM TOMCINS, Engraver to her Majefty, from a Painting by HENRY THOMSON, R. A. and a Drawing by Ric LIA RD WY STALL, R. 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The FtMALZ MICNCOIt, Of Seledk Canyerfations. a volt ram. 7s. in boards. 11. Gaston' to Yonne Wcoorm, By the late James Fordyce, D. D. a •04. 6s. in boards. 23. Asaaasszs to Yeinge Mts. Dy the Cams. a Yob. is. is boards. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8. The Pcnfioners from the IR and Cokiftream Regiments of Foot Guards. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9. The Penfioners from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guard% and Fix* from the 1!t to the it th Regiments of Foot fuelufive. THURSDAY, JANUARY to. Thole from the Lath to the 35th Regiments of Foot, in cluDve. FRIDAY, JANUARY i t. Thole from the 36th, to the sgth Reg:ments of Foot, in elutive. SATURDAY, fANUARY ta. Thofe from the Gab, to the 89th Rc;iments of Foot, hi. clutive. MONIMY, JANUARY t 4. Thole from the 90th to the 135th Regiments of Font, In clufivo; alto t'c Pent:m.l , ra front the Qpeen's German Regiment the African Corps, Loyal Irifh, Lord htvathaven'a, Majors Wai ler's, Mid, and liOes Corps. the qticen's Hangers, Fendble Corp?, Royal Garrifun and Veteran Hattaiions. Cinque Port and Lulea there Volunteers, the Royal HolPit al Corps, alto the. American and' other Corps, with thc Militia. 'TVESDA Y, JANUARY tS. Thole from thc Independent Companies. of Invalids, Reduce& Regiments of Marines. and Lettermen. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY VS. The &dame front the Foot Guards at Zeine-pente per diem ; the serjeants. Corporals, and Ptivatc Men, who receive the In ert-aced Peofion on account of Blindneft; as alto the Serjeantf dilanded front the late Independent Compares, whn receive One Shilling per day ; ago th..le difeharged from the Royal Ve teran Hittali. its, who have the ircreled Penfinn of Nine-pence. and One Shillin; per thy ; with the Private Gentlemen, whd receive Annuities trues the aft and ad 'floors of Horfe- Guards. And that all Out P. n (inner', (a, well Lettermen °them) be• longing t, the laid lefpital, who live at a greater dittance that: twenry-fivetnilm trout London, and thole in Scotland and Irelut:d . , are hereby required and commanded, A ft e r th e 2 5t h J une next, ant. aftcr every fucecenng 25th June and asth.Decernber until further Orden', to apply to one nt his Majelly'y Jußices ot the Peace in the neighbourhood where they r fide. and mike the follow Its Affidavit, which the laid Magatrate for the County, City, Bo rough, or Ridirg, before whom the Pyulioner appears, will kn . and date ; viz. came before me, one of his Majefty's jiif • dew of the Peace fcr the County of , and made Oath, that he Was adniitted an Oct penfioner of Clicifea Hof ' pital on the day of 17 (or HI ). front the Regiment of , commaoded ' by : Was then aced ytats; was dif ' charged for ; and that he is no otherwife provided for by the Public, but as a Pcnfioner in the laid Hotplt.d, and now live.: in the Parini of , in the County of " Sworn before me this day of r .' The Affidavit, drawn according to 'the above form, dated, and attefted by a Magiftrate,is to be put up in a cover, and fent by the. General Poft, directed thus: "'l'u the Right Hon. the Paymafter- General at the Horfe Guards, London ; ' and Counterparts, i t Duplicates of the hid Attidavits are to be rcferved by the Out- Pennoners refpeetivelt, to be exhibited to fuck ;talons as mill direded to pay them, that theyinay be (addled that all Itch as may claim Out Penlion , ar • the real Perron; entitled to receive the fame. And to the end, that the Commir.ioncrs for the AlGirs of Chet fea Hofpital may he fatistird that the. Penfioners are the fame per tons who have pAlred their csmuiu.tiot , it is he► by turthcr meted, that fuck of them who have frrved in, and have been dir charged from any of the Regiments, or Independent Companies of Invalids, are not to menden in their Affidavits fuck Regina -Et or Company of Invalids, in which they ferved loft, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army, from which they were: Srft dif charged and recommended, and received at Chelfea And as the General l'Ayinynts in Great Britain and bcland, et the end of the enfuing fix months, arc ge.nemay regulated by tli." places of reEdence mentioned by the Petifiontrs who arc muttered , et Chelfea in perfon, and In the body of the Affidavits of thof. who live at a distance, it Is hereby ordered and directed, that no perfon who than change the place of his abode, given in at his mutter, or twined in his Affidavit afotefaid, and who may apply for hi. Penfion (excepting to the 011icers of Excite neareft foals place of abode), kill receive the fame, enlefs it appears, by the Cert.?. Ecate of rcfpectable. per ons, that fuel, a removal *as theungh unavoidable net:et:ay, which he or they could nut (1):1.31.4 or prevent. It is albo hereby notified, that none will he enteral upon tt,e Pay Lifts of the &hi tpital, or be emitted to rce,,ire a•iy hr• neat therefrom, who Mall not ad agr,cably to thcie OnLi. and Diredions. And His Majefty having been pleated, upon this occafion, to order an examination of a:: the Cut-Petitioners belonging to the aid Hcfpital, refident in London, or within twenty-live miles there of, who have been di:charged from their regiments as Pr sate Men, as well from the Cavalry, Foot-Guards, and Infantry of the Line, as front the Militia and Fem.%les Ole Out-Petition:es front the late Horte-Guards,and Norte Grenadier Guards, the Life-Guard:, and Royal Regiment of Hurfe-Guards, filth Men as by the Hof pita! Books are now more than fifty-flve years of age. or had ferved twenty five years in the Army previoufly to their eilleharger, chore who have loft a limb, or their eye•fight, or arc crippled, or who re ceived a Certificate of their total unfittiefs for further f. mice, front any of the Officers employed at the Ocneral Examine-:ion of Out- Penfioners in the month of December t Box, excepted); all fuck Private Out-Penfioners are therefore required and eomman d..d, at the times of their retpective appearance as abovemelitici.ed, to put themfelves under the orders of the Officers who h tee twin appoint ed to take them In charge, and to eaufe them to be examined al to their frtnefs for duty in a Royal Veteran Battalion, His Majeity is graciuutly plea fed to decler-, that all the Lid Private Men Qt ill be conlidered as entitled to the penile-7i for the fix months, commencing from the esth instant, not witlitimafing thole found fit for fervice will commence pay from the rap- :tr.. days of their appearance in purfirence of this Ostler; and that none MAU be required to terve any where but in a Vetei .s. 3 ata lion ; that every roan found fit for that duty (bail be eini•le.l, on his joihing the Battalion to Which he (hall be appointed, to re ceive a bounty of tt, si. or In much thereof as (ha remain after fuppiying him with proper neecffaries; and thofs wl-0, on exami nation, are found unfit for duty, (hall be difiniffed, wt:h propor• donate fubliftenee to carry them back to their homes. .c His Malay is further pleat e d t o d ec l are , t h at every private Out-Penlioner received, itr conformity to this Order, i n to a Vete • ran Battalion, flue he entitled, when direharged therefrom, to the increated allowance of gel. per diem, provided they arc recom mended by their Colon-As, or Cm nmanding °littera, as objeds de ferring of his Majefty's Roya} Bounty. Aim it is hereby notibed, that all the Private Out -Penfioners in ' London, or within twenty dive miles thereof, difeharged as afore- raid (except as above excepted), who than not appear and be eta mined at the times herein appointed, will be conlidered a. otiter -1 wife provided for by Government, or as dead, and they will atilior ilngly be !truck off the Books of the Ont•Penfinn of the (,i4 Hof pital, wittiest any profped of being reltored thereto. , Q. MIST, Secretary and Resider.