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CHELStA.„ HOSPITAL, T a Xery umetons MEETING of the CHANTS, iLI/%II(gItS,.TRADERS, and other.lNl-lA IIITANTS of lA)NDON, convened by public Advcrtiseroent., " for the purpose of considering of a SitWL•riptien for the " RELIEF of the PEOPLI: of RUSSIA, sittterin the se- ; " serest privations and • distresses, in coniequer...e of tlse " French Invasion :" and held at the City of Landon Tavern, Deo. 344 1813 ; Wm. MANNING, Esq. M.P. in the Chair : R. mid N. CruaAmy Thomas Garle 20 0 and Cu. . 100 0 Wm. Skirrovr and Son 50 0 Mr. Mired Wades b 2 10 JanieN Hedger . 10 10 ()Tatum, Simplon, and Jii::tes Ityley, of Abbey • Weddernurn . 52 10 House 5 5 Cap'. David lsbister 5 0 Benjamin& J.Newtott . 10 10 , Tliutrna Lett and Sons 50 0 iVhititied Keene, Esq. ..: _ January 4, 1t6174. lESR are, by order , . TI Of the Right ilonottrable the Lords and others Connuissionet s tor ,aanagin,:4 the Atfitirs of the Halal Hospital at Chelsea, to ;;are isititice, that ill ' tit-Pensioners belonging to the. said Hospital, 1.4. siding in_ ondon, or ..v.titin t wets, y -rive mites tiki.eut, ore required ,co appear per` , -,:ially and legnitemally with their lnstrue,figns a:: , 1 Certitieates of Admission, at the Secre tary's 01111:e !in the said Hospital, on the respettive days, and in their ditlitent classes, according to their sevetal rates of pension, as undgmentioned,' when attendance will be given Rom nine o'clo,k in the morning until three in the i;tternoon, for the payment of halt a.S.ear's Pensioit)4l ad vanec t 9 Midsummer next'. ',!.*:r\ --- , ' THEATIOE ROYAL, Intl ltY-LANE. • ?IMF; P RESENT EVENING, jau. 5., 1813, Will be performed the Comedy Of THE HONEY IV LOON. Duke, Mr. ELLIS'I'ON; . . :Countln Mr. DE untalitan, Mr. HOLLAND; Balthazar, Mr. WROUGHTON; Lumped°, Mr. OXBERRY ; Lopez, Mr. KNIGHTS ',, Juliana, Mrs. DAVISON; Volaute, Miss MO.,LON ; t. Zamora , Miss BOY CE. , u Act V. aSonghy Mrs , DAVISON (composed bylirt Kell)). With it Dance incidental to the Piece. After which, for the 9th time/ a new Melo-Dramatic Comic HARLEPantomime, called QUIN AND HUMPO LI ; Or, COLUMBINE BY CANDLELIGHT ! • The Chara c te rs by Mt. HARTLAND, Mr. KIRBY, Mr. BARNES, Miss POOLE, Miss , HORRIDOW, Stage M a rla Mill VALLANCY &c. &c. gert Mr .iLIY3.IOIN . D.2No Molloy to be Returned. Vivant. Rex et Regina. The Doors to be )pe dat half pa st Five o'Cluck, to be gin iit half past S;x l - ne 11°X eSt 713.; &Conti Price ls Gd --Pit, Ss. Gd.; Second Price, 2s,—LowerOallery os :Second l'rice, (id. - '' ' • Setou . d Price, ts s .--LUpper.Galleri t is.; Boxes and .... o c i per, at the Office in Little Russellstreet, from Ten till 1 , 7 tr, and from Ten iu Closed. g taunt the the Eveniu Doors arc The new Pantomime, being fully established in public estimatio, will be repeated every evening till further no tice. 4 To-Morrow, Will. the Contedy'sof Twelfth Night; or, What You A new Tragedy ha* been some' time iv preparation, and 'Willy rtly he a nnounced to ; performance'. i „ , NOTICE. N prirstinn.CC Of ell Order of the Honourable II • prig of Conimons Notice , is hereby ive!, that A P Ptical ion has been made' Ong , Parliament fOr a Bill that Amend 111,,iiA.liet:Inade in the 61st year of his present Nlajesty, entitled ix' ict to enable the, Company of Proprietors of the Grand " Surr . tt • c Y ' 4114 1, to make EL 'Collateral Cot, communicat -4$ innigmtle7erwith, .iii the Pitrish o f Saint Mary, Itotherhithe„ , to i, a unt)* 411. Snrey, and to .4 .uniplete slid Catutl, and for amending the •soreral Acts enable the said Compan y relating tliercto." Londun, bee. 28 C AT HRSON and MORGAN, A gen t s . 18 12. . r2l lll 7 ll cE To cREDITORS AND DEBTORS. 4 Re v eral Persons to whom the late Mr. _:llL' SAMUEL witassrEat hby I -la-Zouch, t ()only of Leici- Attortie' °f AS 11:i'"" it ood indobted Kt the time of tit ;ter, decease, are e r llid citie u sted by his Executors to in the scud it partictllar account of tleteir‘Denianils., silks (If an ) wh. I I 11 to Mr. Dolby, N:.,1ie..0_ ~ Y ic t they respectively to ii, M Web te 1 r. ,it r i s 4Sie Of the Executors) at his Office (la twit of the Seco ster s) in•Ashby-cle-is-Zonch• ` lll4 411 Persons who stood indebted to partners, slter, or to the late lessrs. Pesten and Webster, a. (4 ire r e I , < es,cti to , a , . )elits to the said Mr. Web-. receive the awe. Web tile x./..,._ 1 ) tin- amount of their respective I 7ta air. Dalby, who is authorized to ...o.sony-de. z -s h ‘,....._... ....i...a. Dia , Dec. 28,•1812. (...7.0,,A2;.:111...Nf A. CONSIIIMrI—I°N' WiIEE4 ' INl'Bie I Q V ) " , . .I..citer front Ntr. &An Linley, Selby, Yorkshire. ... ''''' .l iii*Ve ni tich plea Sure in commit th , Public, ;heating t,. .. the great benetit'timat 1 have received .ura th e p .&ly et , t , relihred Herb and the Oxyntel of Stramonium.- 1 — ft,,,, - g." was so violeto. that t could get uu red, a.id pet.tx,tirrlatieddte lie , i , lwi l for fear of being 4 l i tifueated g i re N . :' l l , l j a i t e, Ii " 1 f'.?lltal nu r ‘ rli s e al r ri l ' i a ) t h dtiltiltni.)e;baa"n(d % t :l C Yol Y+nti . c ; f in tr j l'ut " li tltu, iivr , ll.i, I.t Mr. Preitou Ilornil'ii, Chemist. ii `"li, who, .4a - r,', ;;;:, 14,,m,,sdiate ' relief, and befure I finish ''- "It patio of hi, N!.lii I.io II: ow and nue bottle of the t)xv toe) , a:Itel„:Y. " . "*.. , ! . w.r; gi,it - 4. :,:ni..),-eo ; the spitti . ng much . abated, ' e Lv " mice ut. -.1 vvrte,:tly eaiy, And ata uow Ina good, It ate uf 'health. s JOHN LIN LEY. • helby, NpV, dU, 1812. • L 't;.N‘i '‘N.IN CLOUGH'. • Prepared 'ot-aroorioni and Oxyruel, are sold only i n t (41)."``i t, }-lurri t I." , 21, .t.udg;LL , -htli, corm.TO St M. P all's o, • 11 .t)eetoble Venders throughout, the untry , en ittsolved unanimously, That this Meeting rejoices in the opportunity thus afforded, Of publicly, testifying its admira tion and gratitude to the Russian nation, for its glorious iv tistanee against the late most atrocious and unprovoked in vasion, thereby affording a bright example, which it is hoped may rouse the latent energies of the rest of Enrope, that by , one powerful and cordial co-operation, a speedy stop may be put to the further effusiou at human blood, and a solid and lasting peace be established; and in paying the tribute, so justly due to patriotism the most exahed, the Meeting dims feelingly deplore the bitter sufferings of the inhabitants of those Governments of the Russian empire which have heels exposed to the devastation of the enemy's armies, scarcely more formidable in the pride aud insolence of conquest, than iu the desperation of defeat. To attempt to describe these sufferings would be shocking to humanity; the subjects of these happy Realms can form no adequate idea of theta. Such, however, are their nature and 'exteut, that all ranks must commiserate them, and those whb possess the means, will be aasio6S Us coutribute by pe cuniary aid to their alleviation. Resolved therefore unanimously , That a Subscription be 'how opened, and that the sums collected be from time to time invested in Exchequer Bills, aill a communication shall have been wade witii his alajestylatinhassailegat the Court of St. Petersbargla as to the most eget:teal mode of applying the Relief. • Resolved, .That all the Bankers ht London and Westmi. ster be invited to receive Subscriptions. Resolved, That Books be opened aid left at the Bars of Lloyd's Coffee-house, for receiving Subscriptions; and that Subset iptions be also received by Mr. Holden, or some per son attending hi his behalf, at this house. • Resolved. That theThauks of this Meeting be given to the Bight-Honourable the Lord Mayor, for his haudsonie offer of the use of the Mansion House, upon this interesting occasions and that he be an Honorary Member of the Committee. The Chairman having left the Chair, it was raoved by Mt. Harman, sen. and unanimously resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting bagivea to William Manning, Esq. the Chair- alai -for for his able conduct in the Chair. . A WM. HOLDEN, Secretary. Amount of Subscriptions already advartised,Cl9,22B 3 6 , John Quantock, Esq.. 10 0 L. Macauley and - 13a- .• Walter Cameron 10 10 biugton ' 'lO 10 John Appleton 1 1 Richard 'All . 2'o The :see. S. Clarke Captain Farguliar,R.N. 5 0 Jervoise 62 10 Anonynams ' 10s. Gd. Hetheriugton & alus- David Hunter /9 1 0 ' ken 5'2 10 . James Renal Lyms '6 O Cox, Heisch, & Co. 52 10 John Hasler 10 10 Dunnage, F ors t er ,and Henry Jackson ' • . 6 6 Son - 20 0 Lewis Paieske, sen.'& Niehola.s Pea rse 5a 10 jun.:tintiS.Gross 100 0 Mesrs. W. Chatteris, F. Roper, Heriie-hill, 21 0 Whitmore, and Co. 1 05 0 Robert eachanan 10 0 'W. Tebbs 5 0 J. C. Ruding awl Son 10a .0 Denals and Henloek •10 10 Mr< Richd. Bradshaw 2 0 W. and It. Stubbs, and Newell Coanop, Jun. 5 5 George Absolcau 21. 0 P..t { tinsge 2" 2 ;fames afeyisf aud'Co. 52 10 R.Nichollniear Barnes 2G 5 Thomas Barnett 20 0 Drewry Ottley. . 5 0 Rev. W. G. Rowland as , James Cowper 10 10 asla:,nry 1 1 Larkins, Son, & Rus a Kiablewhite,ltowland sell . 31 10 and R o bi nson 21 0 George Curling 4 3 \Valium Wirre 21 0 William Rowlett 100 0 Mrs. Brathwait Wane 10 10 Albers and Cushier 21 0 John Nixon . SI 40 S. IC Morrison ~ . 2 2 Messrs. Twining SO 0 Edward Duna • „_ ,4 . 5, ' }tarry Sesigwicia . . 5 . .0 Edward Thos. Bunn. • ~ ~ 4 '4 • Cla,t lie and Yallowley , 10 0 M.Parkinson,Carshalton 5 $ John Maud 21 0 Wilson, Hodgainson, Charles Cartwright 20 0 Islinshull, and Co. 62 10 Mitchell and Venne 10 10 B. G: al'indus 6 3 . •Ralusbottoms, N ew Scott,Louglinans,Pen man and Co. ' 105 0 fold, and Veitch, of Thomas Piper 10 10 Madeira, by A. cud Robert Haswell 2 2 ..1. Loughnan 52 10 Sikes, Snaith, & Ca. 105 0 Rudolph Griming 31 10 George Bogle 20 0 Edward C. Bradtard • 6 0 Admiral 'l'. Ilertie 10 0 J. C. P. De Neyva, & Joseph and John Coope 52 10 L. It. de Sa s SO 0 Ecaintiel Goociliart . 25 0 Mae-societal Wiatislaw 10 If T. Hodgson laid San 60 0 G. Levies, sen. 5 1 G.Dattin a r and Son 21 0 A. T. 6 .Abel Chapman 21 0 Isaac Sally and Son 105 0 Abel Chapuilui. jun, 5 5 M. Haulaa and Son 100 0 Cade andltubinson '"5 5 redder, Biot% and Bendry, Brooke, and Simon 10 Ilulaert 10 10 Robert Vedder 81 10 Charles Holmes, Royal Eiche Hutchins, &Co. 21 0 '' :'Exchange . ' 2 2 Jolla Rapp 100 0 George & Morris Op- William Fiemo 69 10 penheimer . 50. O.... Campbell, Bowden, Venn,Wright,&Venn .10 10 and Cu. .105 0 Mr. Potter 1 0 Paxtous, Cotkerell, Itaderith Mackensie • s 5 Trail and Co. 105 0 G. B. 13allackey 6 5 R.. and It. Symonds 131anchenhagen, Wol- (Madeira) la lb Liston and Elliott 52 10 Arthur Willis to to 13111kely,thieliford,and Colin A.. Mackenzie to 10 ' Alleack St 10 Mr. E. Baker a 3 ,Mr. al eery tease 10 10 J. N. Smith 5 • 5 John Stockwell 26 0 10 10 Charles Clown George Wolff, Esq. of 25 0 ,Crowder, Lavie, and 'ham - 20 0 Garth 105 0' W Ripley,Wiss & Ripley C. and W.Armstrang 10 10.. J 01441 Letts , 5 4 hear-Admiral William Munro, Brown, and . Pierrepont ' , 5. 6 , alunro - 50 0 Frederick Natusen A $ Curries, Raikes,& Co. 105 0 MungaGihnore ' 10 10 Clerks of ditto - 21 0 Messrs. Booths, Cows Itailton and Itankins • cross 105 0 per Curries and Co. 100 0 Crawley andElgie 10 10 George Bowles 50 0 Sh. Reed -. 10 10 J. T. Jamesand Co. .50 0 J. and G. Moravia 50 0 M. S. Parnther 10 10 William Cooke 6 0 John 1 - 10blICS • 10 10 Wrightand Morgan : 50 0 Holmes Hillatt, and - E. B. Comas , 'a ' 0 Sanders 10 10 J. Pearson and Sons 31 10 Schutze, Rohrs, & Co. 52 10 Joseph Denison, and Smith, Martin, and • Co. 105 0 Smith'` 52 10 Thomas Wilkinson 21 0 ' Wbeefer & Farnworth 25 O. Pieschell &Schreiber 52 10 Emanuel Silva .. 10 .10 Joseph Kemp 5 0 Ogdin and Meaux 1.1 15 William Walker 52 10, Collison Starkey,&Co 52 10 Harden and Jaques 21 0 Robert Taylor , 2,5 0 eF. C. Zimmerman en 0 Win. Hynain 5 0 John Give, Bow-lane 6 5 J. Stow 6 0 Augustus Pecliell,,Esq, 5 0 Richard Knight & Son 10 10 Davidson and Co, 105 0 'liaison, Wright,krim- •" William Hale 5 6 son 52 10 Lang, Chauncey, and C. H. alousley 25 0 Lucas , 100 0 'Martiailis and Albers 50 n Lord Carrington 100 0 C. V. Masi tell 10 10 J.Popple,Ea.stllurnhain 10 0 Mrs, , Masius ' 1 1 -Joon alaekie . - 62'- 0., Roebualcs,Stow, &Kay 25 0 : Veres, Smart, and Co. 200 0 Jacob Warner, Sons, John Barlow .'a 0 and Whitinarsh 52 10 Peter Guillebaild 10 ' 0 Michael Huy 800 0 , GaSmith, sailsby • 5 0 SirJ.W.Andersoa,Bart. Si) 0 David King and Son 10.40 - David Cadell,ven. 10 10 JaraesVere and Co. . 30 0 J.Threupson,Shadwell 31 10 Lady Young ' 5 Alexander. Gorden .1010 • JaaiesWood, Latakia** , • Doctor Ileroiag 52 10 , street . , , .s' 01 0 .1 Alexander, Esq. M.P. 52 10 .1PAI) liiggilOoti, 4 co. 80 0 'tarn. Searincke 21 0 John Riehards 2 2' Edward faaatain ' 26. 6 lI.' S NI• . $ 0 John al, daas and Sun 40 0 Rev, W. Agatter 2 - 2 ju " But ke a" Co. 52 10 Thomas Willimotte , 21 - 0 A : i t v. i ),l l ,ll( i i. a l l a iliir r :l d ti 11 : 111‘, 1 ! a s,Ie r lItt t ,i y il io t a ' . 3c ir_E S s o q i...i 5, 1 : 0 05 1 1 1 0 0: , ...1 1L:st c ite ; : i t.rt i ii‘l ß eiesr e :v l 4o4 l ::% i ii i .to u cto c il l tis: S yai : 1, 1 a 1 i 10 6 10 5 ' 6 6 20 0 GeoCge'Dtii - ce to 0 M. r. - -20 0 Richard Hey 9 2 Robert' Steven and Co. 21 0 John Adcock ' 10 10 • Arriendlyeontribution, Benjamin Bayley, Nut- • by Rev. E. Ward 5 5 iligltamshire 5 0 • Metcalf and Co. lO5 0 Jaaes.Satton 5 '0 Tyrrs, Holden, & Co. 50 0 Gregsun, Dixon, and . Rweow and Paterson 10 10 Cregson 52 10 N. Briekwood 2 2 S.S. and C. Turner 105 0 - John Beek'tir 10 IQ C. Dettmar 10 10 ' Rieluirdpilunt &Co. .2d 5 G. Field and Son 91 0 • Wta•• kirsouvie • , 52 19 it. Robinson 1 0 Baron Dimsdale 100' •0 RICIINIOND, SURREY. _ fiELLEVUE PLACE, on the BANKS of the Timms, Lower Itoad, pear •.e Bridge. TO BE aisiiosED or, For the Term) of Trio Tears and Six Months, front the 7th February, 1813, TUS LEASE of a' Genteel and Commodious 11EADY FURNISKED BRICK DWELLINU.HOUSE; desirably situated in .11ellevue-place,. Richmond. The House is four stories high, tsto Rooms on each Floor, with burp sashes down fu the fluor in the Draiving-room, ,fitted up and furnithed in a neat style, with a small Garden and Hoed to the River side, in front a Giirden Courinext the Woad, inclosed with Palisadoes,jan4 the back front mantis a most tklightful prospect bt thesurroundinktconntry. The Purchaser - to take the whole of the Furniture (which is modern and well adapted fur the residence) and also the Orate 4 and Fixtures et a .fair valuation, and the Tenant will bti expected to find security, if required, fur the payment of the Rent, and advance the money fur the Furniture, on taking possession. • For a view of the Premises, apply to Mr. Novca, upbol 7 stcrer, George-street: Richmond ; and to treat fur the pur chase, apply to Messrs. Mt vitt,o: and linonknur, Red Lion vinare, London; and to news'. Hine and Boyars, Solici tors, Stratford on Avon, 'Warwickshire. . PICKETS and SitMIES the ensuing Lot• • tery ore on Sale at the Office of HAZARD, BURNE, and CO. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, Royal Exchange. 'A . TWA Lottery consists of 18,000 'fckets only, everyone of which will he drawn separately from the Wheel, fur which purpose Government has granted Two Days of Drawing, viz. The .14th and 15tb January. . IN A FEW DAYS, 14th and 15tli of THIS MONTH, TWO STATE LOTTERY will all be Drawn, AgKeabil• to the old Mode of Drawing every Ticket out of the Wheel, and decided by its own Fate. • HORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, that they have a variety of TICKETS and SHARES ou Sale, and at the lowest Prices. The Scheme contains Two of go,Out. also in addition Two of 10,000:. and many more Capital Pries than usual, which gives the present Scheme a preference over late Lotteries. Orders uy Pod or Carrier, executed on the same Terms as if present; and all Prizes paid immediately. Two Millions sterling hare beets pAiti to We. Public by HORNSBY and Co at their Oid Established State Lottery Ottice, No. 20, CORN HILL, London. OLD MODE OF DRAWING.--NO CLASSES. WILT & Co.. Contractors for the Present State , Lottery, respectfully remind their Friends. and the Public, that the Drawing will commence on the 14th of THIS MONTH, (January), and finish on the following Day. This Lottery will be determined agreeably to the Old Mode of Drawing. us there ate no Classes,' and every Ticket is to be drawn separately from the Wheel, '1 . 1:,! Scheme, with only 13,000 Tickets, contains the 'fol lowing Capital Prizes, being more,, both in Number and Amount, than in any Lottery for several Years past :-;.- 2 .... of .... kuo,floo ..... are .... ,40,000 2 4 , 9,000 6 6 . 500 6 10 10 Resides 46 of 1001. and 601; and 2,510 of 401 301. &e. Soc. TICKNTS and SHARES are selling at swlrr'and Co.'s . • °dices, , Na. 11, Poultry, 1 No. 31, Alegate Irigh - No. 12, Charing Crass, I street, Whyte the following Capital Prizes hive been Shared and Sold in the present Year, via. 5,497...... a ....490,0uu 1,706 N 0.595 a . ... 4,000 1 3,270 a Besides mum others of 1,000!. 5001. &c. &c OLD MODE OF DRAWING RESTORED ! STATE LOTTERX , -13,000 Tickets, all clif (event Nunthers.—No Classes !—Every Picket will be drawn separately out of the Wheel in Two Pays, 14th of THIS MONTH, and following Day. SCHI43 , IE. 2 of ....C2Q,000 are 40,000 10000 4 • 2,000 6 - a , 4,01 . I'o 10 100 82 40 46 . 60 320 2,100,... • 16 - 13,000 Ticketq. X 130,000 RICHARDSON, GOODLITCE, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery, are selling TICKE'N and SHARES in variety of Nnothers ' at their Offices, the Corner of Dank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Clufring-cross • where in the Lotterte' drawn in the present Year the following Capital Prize' were sold in 2th Shares : !-• j ; N 0.3.480. .. C20,060 c'' 6,03 10,000 11`,8111 " '5,000 • • Thrtcvf 3,0001. TWo of I,oook One of 5,0001. Seven of 3001. ~/ . Five of anal. &e. &c. &c. TILISSILENIUM, OR THE COLltili MEDICINE. . TiiiS valuable usinclNE, after, a trial of 'thitiy years, is, with the utmost confidence and 4 con cielitious conviction of its importance at length offered to the Public as a specific ill 'cases n103[7014 end CATARRH. 'The elects of the TUSSILENILTM are , almost iupuediatc" in _alleviating the most violent paroxysms 91. Coughing ; most iiiveterldt, Coughs will yield to its tit., moderately persevered in. Invases of Consumption it wilt he foimit a powerful pal-' liative. and if taken time a preventative of disease. _ Sold . .(by appointment) only by Mr. Tindal, Ji4ttiottet, SO, ' )40i - tinier-street, a few. doors from Covendpili-squae, in Pint 'Bottles, Bi. and fialtcpints 45.'0(1. eacii, stainps in = exuded—*sent to any. partial Town. . . , Orders for due Country exasuted for a aiawia , On THURSDAY, the 7th of January, The Penbioners at 6d. per day, from Inc Otiterent itegi mentb Or Cavalry, Foot Guards, tat Reghwnt ot Foot, with the remaining Regiments or Corps. On FRIDA Y , the atit ot January, t • nose at §d per dad, from the seveial Regiments or Cor,)s abovementioned. $ On SATURDAY, the 9th of January, Those 3t is. prr day,' from toe dittaretu kaorrents of Ca valry,' Foot Guards, the Ist geginient of Foot to the 50t1) . On MONDAY, the ► Ith of Januar!, ThoSe at ts. pat day. from the s Ist Regiment of Foot,with all the remaining Regiments or Corps ; also the PCOSlObera liorn ariy Itegrn►ent or p 6 at ►s. oid. and is. id. per day. On ItESDAY,' the 12th of January, • The Pensiunefs at io. ihd. is. ad. • is. 24(1..,and is. I. Oer day. On WEDNESDAY, the •13th of January. Those at is.'3o. per day, wit!' tnuSe at tile thifcrent rate to is. yd. per day inclusive. Ou - THURSDAY, the 14th of jltruary, Those at cs. Od, to zs. t titi. per day ItiOusive. . . On FRIDAY, the 15th of January, The Pensioners frorn toe Mama, at sd. per day, with tha. Private Gentlewen , who receive Annuities from the late Ist and 2d Troops of !horse Guards, with those I'eitsioneis front the several Regiments who have been admitted on aceount of blindness, whether at ts. per day or upwards • when the Hospital Surgeons will attend, for the purpose of examining all such Men, and report .to the next Board upon any Of theft! wh6 may appear to be mcovered or impioved in their light, the payment of whose Pension is , then to be suspended till the further order of the Board. _ . And that all 0 ut-Ptimeioners belonging to the said Hospi e tal, who. live in tingland beyond the District ot the hills of Motility,' and these in Scotland and Ireland, are h:reby required and commanded, alter the .S e th of Late next, and after every succeedieg eeth of .December, ,and, aerh of tune, until farther orders, to apply to one of his Nlajes. t y's uttices of the Peace in the neighbourhood. where they reside, and make the following ;affidavit, which the said Ma )tistrato lnr time County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz.. .• came before me, one of his " Majesty's justices of the Peace for the County of 4. . and made Oath that he was ad. " mitten an Out.pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, .on the " .day of •le (or tK ) from the Regiment of " Conlin:laded by' ; was then aged about years, " served in the army years, was discharged for and that he is no otherwise - provided ter by the Public, but ". as a Pensioner of the said Hospital, ut per Day, (ex. Regiment of Militia), " cept Ins pay as a the " 'and now lives in the Parish ot , in the County ot " Sworn before me , this day of 18 ." And such admen* as were admitted on account' of Blind. ness arc ordered to transmit with their half.: yearly Affidavits, it certificate as to lime state of their Sight, signed by an Army Surgeon, or other Medical Person, resident in theiremeielie bouriiriod ; but in such distant parts, where a medical:cc:rte. :ficate is impracticable,. a certdieate from the M mister of the Parish L.-that tact, and to ascertain the continuance of their DI reteess, will be admitted. The Affidavit drawn aecording to the above form, sworn before, slated and attested by a Magistrate, i, to he Ina up in a cover, and Sent by the General rust, direeted thus : —" To the Right Honourable the Paymaster General of his Ma. jesty's Land fierce., London." .Marking on the cover, " Chelsea Pensioner's A ilidevit."--And counterparts ot du plicates of the said Affidavits, are to be reserved by the. Out Pensioners respectively, to be exhibited to such persons as shall he direct eft to pay them, together with their laetrile. lions and. Certificates of Admission, in order that their cl..itn. to the Out-Pensions may be fully verified, Anti their pereens clearly identified. Anti to the end that the Corniniesioncrs for the Affairs of CheiSeit 1 iaspttal may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the sa me Oeisun e who Itave iLlSSedtheit examinationot is hereby Luther directed, that such ot them who have served in, I have - been discharged fromeiny of tire Regiments, or I tidepen. dent,Compailies oh Invalids, or Royal Veteran Bettaliunsgare not to oiclitiou in their tlith , vits, such Regiment or Company of trivalide, or Royal Veteran Hattellues) is whieli they Nerve4l last;• but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army, front which tliey were first discharged and recommended, and re. ceikett at Chelsea iluspital. The e-icitsionere are particularly to take notice, that the half-yearly peymetits alter Christmas are to be regulated, heareatter as to -the place of payment, by the musters at Chelsea, of such onlyi as resicie within the 131:13 of Marta. lily, or the Affidavits dent as above, after the Midsummer,. preceding, and that the Midiuminer payment is in like mane ner re regulated by the tnueters,or A Itidevits after theClirist. mas preceding. It is also ordered and dire Bed, that no person who shaft change the place of his abode giv e n in at his muster, or epe. cified in hie Affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his Pension (eXcepting to the Ottieers ur Excise nearest sueli place ot abode;, shall receive the same, unless it appears, by the certificate ut respectable Peeions, that such removal was throUgh unavoitiable'neeessity, _which he Or they could not tinesee or prevent ; and that it tiny Pensioner shall frauilti. lentlrattempt to receive a double payment • of - the Pension, either at Chelsea or at different places, he shdl. be struck oft* the Lists; tar the better prevention of which Itatidli, each Pensioner is required to produce his iestreetion Papers, at the time at payment. ' • Lastly, it is notified that none will be entered upon the Vey ,Lists of the said, Hospital, or be entit led to receive any benefit therefi•om, who shaf t ;int ad agreeably to eliese ordere itntl directions , particularly in sending tbeir halt-yearly . At. hilia.ra to the ' Vey meeter- GenerAi, as above direeted, and to no other °thee, which ieveral of the Peneioilees have of late either neglected tie do, or sent them irregularly to other de• pertinent*. G, Ana, Secretary and Registrar • Text week will be publishetb In Quarto; splendidly printed by Dallantyae, price Two Guineas, boards, R OKEBY: Poem, it, Six - Cuntos, 33y WALTER SCOTT, Esq: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,Ortne, and Brown; Pa ternoster-row, London ; and John klulluntylie and eo,,F.dily bagb. " • A tiet of Illustration.; for this Poen), niter Designs by T. Stahard, k.sq, it,. A, ore in hand; and will very speedily be published by the Proprietors of the Poem. EDINBURGH ALMANACK, !With PLAN of the SEAT of WAR in RUSSIA. Just arrived, price 4s. ed. in Red, rrilE EDINBURGH ALMANACK and M- A. BEG-W.I.A fur 1813, containing., ,liesiles what is generally given, Rolls of the Freeholders of Scotland, Witt: Mato of the present Magistrates and Cuaneenors of 8 0 . roughi. With. the Name* ol the Candidates for the Itepre» soito,tion at,tlie last. General Election.—Lists of the Ci v il , n 4 mith t iet'o d i ee ,, i n intlia.—Natnes at the. British Otticere . thrPgiaith and l'attliguese &c. &e. In London by C. Ciailock nod W. Joy, 32, p 4. !ithipit4t-POW 8134.1 . N1anden ind Co. Lainbutigh, TII P A.TIIF ItOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rrio-MOItROW. EN%NINO., Jan. 6, ISIS, M.. mil be acted, the Higtorical Ploy of Tit 14,1 ('HEN EGAD E. Pouuded on Don Sebastlin, K o Portual, by Dryden). The Ov erture and Mwsie compos ing ed f g by Mr. 11. It. Bishop. Don Seba st i an voartropue. • , Kin of Portugal, Mr. C. KEMI3LE; . Alvarez (his Admiral), Mr. CHAPMAN Antonio, Mr. JONES ; Octavio, Mr. SINCLAIR ; • ' Pedro, nr. BLANCHARD ; ‘Jaquez, NIT. usToN • Olivia, Mist BOLTON Dora% (the itenegade) Mr. YOUNG. moons. hloley Malech (Emperor of arbary), 'Ir.IIA.IIRYSIORE; Benducar (his o r Mr• E(lratT°N; Otchan, Mr. ATKINS ; . • 'z,,yl!;kit, Mr. JEFFRIES; l'he :timer, Mr. CRESWF.LL ; Altne Ttb ias ~)owars, Mr. ~(1\INIONS; • . asnr.rn, Mr. DUIII3SET 1 yda (the Deposed 'Empress), Mt 11. JOHNSTON, After wllich th e new Pari to mime, called II ARL li.:A4 1.1 IN AND T EIE. RED DWARF. ; Or, y,TIIEch ADAMANT ROCK. - - The Musie,Scerier'Mainery, Dresses, and Decoration s are entirely new. The Overture and Niusic composed by Mr. Ware. Ciik ßACTkin.N.. Prince Cherry, :after wards Harlequin) Mr. BOLOGNA, J'utt.• l'he Empe,-ur Iligimniano-, King of the Longheads, (after wii Ns' Pantaloon) toon) . M •r. NORHAN7; The Empress Itondebeilyann, Queer; of the Roundheads. _ (afterwards Clown) Mr. CIMIALDT ; Itnfris Markirlf (the Red Dwarf) olaster CHAPMAN; Pair star (itfterwards Coltimine),PAßKEß ; The fairy Avis (tranformed into a Bird), Mist WORGMANs Places for the Buse% to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ncw Box-Offie, Hart -street. The-new Pantomime called Harlequin and the Red Dwarf, or the Adatinort. Itoelt, continuing to he received with peals of laughter and applause, will be repaated every Evening till fauttwr not ke. On Thursday, The Jealous Wife. On—Priday, The Lord of the Manor. --On Saturday, the Itenegade.—On Monday will he Produced .a Grand Serions Opera, called Haroun Alras thid. Altered from the ittiriop, with new Musical Charac ter*, dm. , DR.- CALLCOTT. nrs Nobility, Gentil, and Public in general, rir espeoially the liberal Patrons of the CONcEnx of -ice, are racist respectfully informed, that a similar perform is-lee, for the BEN EP: 1' of DR. cALe(Yrr and his mune' rt,t. FMILY, will take lace on NIONDAY, the 2gd of Pettrnaiy next. l' .The followin,- professional Gentlemen have formed Arrives into a Culnuittee Ok i*. OCCUSiOtI, and fiarther particry them- !Ural Will be published in due time. Sit Mt% Kin, Pa nyrett rson s , Mr. Dance, •, ' - mr. Shield, ' __________ Mr. Ho rs l e y. ,----..............._ .