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girl ~i 1404 * t • . , •I‘, • \\ • t .1 • • L, • 1 144 , cak • ; .1 • ' 49 .1N4 4.1. * : 44 4 40 1 6 4 t i 4 . 1 .31A..i. ,0 • ••• -I,lk • i ro--- .71 if - 74 7 ' . ii. Ina her NUMBER 3841.] MO 1\11).4 Y, JANUARY 7, 1805. (PRICE SIXfENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAM. °THIS PRESEN T_ EVENING, Jan. 7,. s 805. . will be pertormecl, ' PHE 28th of this Month the STATE LOT. T ERY begins Drawing. CRELSEA HOSPITAL' 2gth December, t 1104.. r r HESE are by Order of the Right Honourable A the . LORDS and others COMMISSIONERS for managing:the AFFAIRS of the ROYAL HOSPITAL at CHELSEA, to give Notice - , that . all Out. Pensioners (as welt Lettermen as others) belonging to the' said Hospital, residing in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, are required to appear t'ersonally and Regimentaily, at the Se cretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the respedive days under-mentioned, when Attendance will . be given front Nine o'clock in the Morning until Three in the Alter nOon, viz. , CM:AILING oFFICF, t December 11, tgo 4 . THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUALINd 11 Hi, 411AytSTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That en TUESDAY the.i2d of Yanuary next they will he ready to re. Ceirre Tenders in writing (Seated up), and treat for the suppeying, on separate Contra,94, of FResu BEEP to Ills .111.ijesty's ship:. and Vessels al the islands of Guernso, ,and yersty, for revel* Months certain, fit-n: the Id Pri. , ruary,next, an.l further un til Sfz Illonths warning be gh , en *neither side, for the feria/t0... doer thereof. The mode of payrnent to beo Bills, flyable, with Interest, ninet). , day: ajterdate,. . • PIZARRO. the Sconery. Dresses, and Decorations enthely new. tike Music, Mrs, Chorusses, anti Marches, incidental to the Piece, composed by IClr. KE LLY. PSB.UVIA N 9. Attaliba, Mr. POWELL; Rolla Mr. POPE • SCHEME. I of ,(25,000 • are c 25,060 2 . 20,000 . - +hop() 3 - 10,000 30,0t0 . Som. .• • Is,coo - 1,002 6 p ooo 10 • ' 50* • '5,000 3 0 100 •. 3,000 6o " co 3,000 6,150 l2'3'n°P Otozembo, Mr. 1)0WI`ON Cora, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; fernindo, Miss GOODWIN. • The ConXttic-ns of the Contrafit 4.1 be seen at the Secretaty's Office, at this Office, or by appfring is the Poston - Lifers stt Guern,; scy and 7:rsorrerptaivelY. No regardwill Le had to any Tender in Which the Price shall not be inserted in words a► lengtb, or that shall,rtat be delivered to the Board befroe Ode o'Cluck r‘is the said Tuesday the zld of ,lastuao next, no) ►odes► the Person who makes the Tender t ...- yr tome Person on bit heb4ll; Uttei:ds, to ,4nspler, when called hr . • SPANIARDS. NUM, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Alonzo, . Mr. H. lOHNSTON ; Las Casas, Mr. WROUGHTON; Valverde, Mr. PALMER; Elvira, Mrs. POWELL. The Vocal Parts by )Stltrows, Mr. Dignum, Mrs. Mountain, MiaS De • Camp, Miss Hicks, Miss Menage, Mrs. Sharpe, &c. &c. Aiai which (for the loth time) the new Pantomimic Balletof OLD HARLEQUIN'S FIRE.SID.E. The Airs accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weippert. ute Harlequin, Mr. KA ; • Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE. •• Y.oun g Harlequins, Master OSCAR BYRNE, Master TOKELY, Miss C. BRISTOW, ! - liss A. BRISTOW, Miss WELLS Old Columbine Miss TAY LO R Columbine, SHARP. • . Young Columbines, Miss GOODWIN, Miss IL GOODWIN. • "if ime, %tr. FISHER.; Genii, Mrs. SCOTT ; And Punch, Mr, GRIMALDI. To which till be added, a Farce, called FORTUNE!s FROLIC. Robin Rough-head. Mr. COLLINS ; Snacks, Mr: HADDOCKS; lwrank, Mr. COOK ;. , Rattle, Mr. PALMER; • Clown, Mr. PURSER. Nancy, Mrs. SHARP ; Margery - Mrs. SPARKS ; Mrs. HAR.LOWEi Boxes bs. Second Price 35. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Cali Cry as: Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second' prim 6d.—No Money to be Returned. ,PLices for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Posbropk,' at the Box-gifice, in _Little Russell-street. The DoOrs to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt' past Six. . - 'Vivant Rex et Regina! The Comedy of The West-Indian was on Friday night re ' , ceivecl with the most unbounded applausb, and will be re. Oeated, for the socondlime, on Wednesday next. The new PantOrniinie Ballet of Old Harlequin's Fire-Side will be repeated every. Eveninglill further notice. To-morrow, The Suspicious Husband ; with No Song No Supper. On Thursday, .The Mourning Bride. 25,000 Tickets .* ,cap,ono Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows : First drawn, ist Day,C loop First-'drawn, 6th Day 4 5 00 Ditto . id 'Day sod Ditto - 7th Day to,ooo Ditto ' - 3d Day . 500 Ditto - Bth Day 25,000 Ditto :. 4th Day soo 1 Ditto - 9th Day 5000 Ditto , - sth. Day coo Ditto - loth Day tOOO rim( ETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE.. Price of Ticket - i 8 r 4 o Half - „C 9 12. n I Eighth - g a Quarter - - -• • 4 -0 Sixteenth - I 4 6 *** Tickets and Shares Will rise as the Drawing ap proaches. No. 4, CORNFIILL, 'and 9, CHARING-CROSS. Pr BISH assures his- Ftiendi and the Public in 1 • general, that the Sale of TICKETS •and SHARES in the present LotteFy far exceeds that of any former, and it is the . general opinion that every Ticket will be sold before the Drawing begins. . V In the late Year (:1804) there were shared and' sold at. the above Offices the following Capital Prizes t. 1 i Prize of - ,Cze,ooo 4 Prizes of V - ,Ctooo i - - - - 10,000 Is .- , - - ipoo -2 . - - sOOO 6 - -- - -No 63' Persons in the Country may be supplied wit!: Tic kets or Shares, by sending (post-paid) good Bills, Bank Notes, Post-0 tlix Orders, or Cash. . ICHARI)SON, GOODLUCK and Ca. Staie Lottery Office,' Cornbill and Charing:Cross, London, again tespeelfully recommend an immediate Purchase in the presCnt Statd Lottery, as it is certain that Tickets and Shares will continue to rise. .The Dematld being considerably be yond any of the late Lotteries, it is presumed that but few (if any) Tickets. will be left for Sale on the 28th of this Month, the Day the Da - awing commences. LOTTERY FOR JANUARY. SWIFT and Co. No, 11, Poultry, ate selling the TICKETS and SHARES in great variety. The Scheme contains a superior amort in Capitals to any tbrmer Lottery of the same number of ficktits ; and appears, from the very increased Demand, to have met the most decided approbation. The number already sold warrants the conclu sion, that there will be few, if any, remaining when the ' Drawing commences. The great Suaaess that has attended Purchasers of Tickets and Shares at Swift and Co.'s Office, for many years past, is universally known.—ln the last Lottery they sold, No, 679 r, a Prize of 230661. in Sixteen Sixtoenth Shares. No. 402, a Prize of so,ooel. id One Balt:and. gight - Six. teenths. No. 19,00 g, roool.-in One Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths. TI! EATRE.ROYAL, COV ENTi.GARDEN. MO-MORROW EVENING,. Jan, 8, iBO5, will be performed, THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. • Count de Mountfort Mr. HILL; Captain Fitzwater , 14. IN C LEDON ; Valentine. , Mr. BRAHAM; Mainmast, Mr. EMERY. • fant, Countess of Brittany, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; feannetta, Mrs. DAVENPORT; C4L'Awine. - Signora STO RACE, After which will he presented, I'm the roth time, a new'Serio . Comic Melo. Dramatic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER .; Or, THE GNOME 'AN I) THE DEVIL. •' With entirely new, Musici Scernetv ' Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture aniiNlusic composed by Mr. ' Davy. 'The . A6tion of the Melo- Diarna. produced under fliedireetion of Mr: Farley. The Principal•Charaiters by . - Mr—BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. DENMAN, Me. ATKINS, • Mr—l EFFERIES,, Mr. MENAGE. . • airs. ATKINS, , Miss DAv I ES, 111•Ss'11.1ARTYR, • - - • • Vliss WHEATI F.Y. • The Pantomime el - Lai...dr-is by Mr. BOLOGNA, fun. Mr. DUROIS,:.Mr,..K.LANERT, Mr. BOLOGNA, M. L. BOLOGNA, Mr: ABBOT. . . Miss sEARLL. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper G.;litlry is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,, at the Box-Office, in t#ait-street. The Doom WilLbe - oPenerl at Half.past Five, and the P,er•L brmance-begin 4.11a1t-pa.st Six. The New Pantoinime will be rtpeated every Evening till '" further notice' Oh WednesdaY,'Thirty,Thousand ; or, Who's the Richest On Thursday will be petformecl, for the first time, a New Conicity, in ?~; g ive Ads, called, The. School of - Ittfornt or, How to Rule a Husband. WESTMINSTER. VI/CB-OFFICE, llerd:street, Cavent-Carden, — EStablished rm. - ANNUAL anti SEPTENNIAL INSURANCES arc granted by this Office, on Houses and Buildings, vvjthin Twenty-five. Miles of Loudon, fforneLoss or Damage bf Fire, for which purpose Attendance is ~ .;i•en dAiiy, from. Nine o'Ciock `the "Morning until Fella o'clock, in theAl- ternocin, Saturdays excepted, on which. Day the Office closes . at Three o'clock. G. H. BROWNE, get. 11 :11 . . No Charge is made at this Offico for Policies of In- , zurance. „ ea Tis Day was publitcd, utaully`prou h n pd i small Octavo, ib stut embellished with au etegant Engraviq, Price bozinlsr, 001 MENTAL TALES, translated into English - 1 Vetse by ,f ~1407` ER. sci. R. A. At yos exigno pecuri fliresque lupique Parcite, &Magnet est p nada pretend.* .grtte. r 71BULLUS, Printed for T. liatchard, No. 19., oppor,ite Albany plate, CHURCH PREFERMENT. TO BE SOLD BY ,PRIVATE CONTRACT, A PERPETUAL CURACY of TWO HUN. ,L. DRED POUNDS A-YEAR, in a desirable County, Aubjea to a Lila of Slaty, in a declining state; tellable with any other Living. Residence not Hecesbary. For Particulars address to Mr. Christie, Pall-Mall. FARM. WANTED to Puicisase,. distant from Ln;n4on twenty Miles, more or less, the unexpired LEASE of a GOOD FARM, from too to 154 Acres, two-thirds Grass Land; Lease not less than Fourteen Year; to rani,:,, unless renewable. Any Person having such a Lease to dispose of, describing, particulars, may hear of a Purchaser, by a line direaed (post aid) to A. B. No. 1, Flenrietta-street, Manchester-squaw, L ontlon.—Ansvver will be immediately given. ' ARMY. POR SALE, a Licittenantcy of Foot, two Cot . , netcies, Light and Heavy Drifroons, three Ensigncies, nvo in an Old Regiment, sint*Sattalion, and one EnsWh; tl 'it . -t , ty. A Commission (peetiNtly situated) tit for a Young Matt of Fashion. Several Excliaiu;es,difint Ranks , • Gentleman de: rous of an Employment (inu,,c ad vantage "sY StlitaiH) not confined to Afilitary Men, unty=hear of bY (if by Letter, post paid) to Messrs. lk okale a.i4l V), 4i, teat sl,,tiOlki C 41.045. Twenty.eighth of thiS Month the present Advantageoui LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWINgot ' rTIICKETS and SHARES ate ri , elliiig, 4s maul, at J. CARTER'S, No. 8, Charing-cross, the Oldest Office, where, ,during the last 63 Years. -the toliowing Numbers of Capital Prizes have been Sold_and - Shared :. /7 prizes of " . .- ,C2o;ona 69 PriZeS Of - - 4'2540 .3s , - - - to,ooo 71 . - _ _ /00 , 52 . • :-. . , 5 0 00 tor ..,.. _ • • i e . ° . W-8. All Business in the Funds trlusaßed with that,dis. ,paCch and fidelity whichltaidistiliguilied this Office tor that'. venerable term. ... Leiters, inSt, paid duly attended to. --Most Money g,ivep fair Prizes on demand. TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND SCHOOLS. I VOUNaGENTLEMEN :under Fourteen, and Ladies younger or older, tittglit the genteelest Seise ilon of Steps, ever fasiiionithle, elegant, interesting Fart of `DANCING; Walking, Sitting, Entering and QUiteing Com pany, with grace c u nt address ; tbr One Guinea per Quarter, 'or School Vacation; no. Entrance charged. One Family send ing Marty Learners pay less. Ladies taught separate front the Gentlemen. • ors two hours and a half twice a.weck, Mornings or EN;enings; by Mr. A 1.1. g ST, assisted by Messrs. TOMiltl - A,10111f1; and karnsdyke, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden.squate, No. 16; Great Alie.street, 'Goodinan's. fields.„ and No, 16, -13ouyerie-street, F.lez.t.street. Ako Pupils 'of any age, who ;lever learned in their youth, die srien taught every modern Requisite of Dancing, quite in private. Th..: Select Subscription Assembliei as usual. Large Schools engaging Mr. Allen to teach, wilt tind their ,a4vantage. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, ('. HARING-CROSS. R: W:ILLIC r ,lace Physician to the Saxon Ambassador_c the C h Ourt of Great Britain, and Stitluir ()1 the Domestic lineyoloptedia,. Treatise on Reglrnen and Diet, Letter on the Virtues,of the Yellow Never Remedy, &c. Roc : &c. approves and recommends to the imtnediate•notice of the Public at large (and those in particular wItO are going to the West Indies, America, or any othei pair{ of the World, that may bo, or i t.have. berm subjed to. Pestilential Disease) the: Remedy which is sold at the Proprietors Warehouse, Nix 40, Charing-cross; 1.01140ni to, Prevent and Cure the Fellow Fever: ' The most , positive tostimonials from ,prolessional men, and other respeztable p , :rsofis,,ittay seen,in pamphlets, to be had; gratis-,'at the: tVarekoust. which' not' only prOve, in tl)e fitilest manner, t efficacy of this Remedy in that most teadful Malady the 'Yellow Fever, but also 'that it is an, . Casy,.safe, plessanr, antf. ertain Preserver of Heallit in a hot The aboVe invaluable Miele is sold in..BoxeS, with Diredions (sandtioned by Dr. W 1.4, cn), in case of an at. tack ofany kind of Fever; at One Guinea cacti, sullicient Cor we:Person for Twelve Months. , got' RHl.3vmtvrisms SPRAINS, C tirimi.m NS, , Dr. STBERS's'OPODE - ,THIS M it Medicine s . froma,warin„ penetrating and attenuating Qualities, it. found to be au excellent Re_ nom) , fir external ; and by its strengthening Po - ,. ers, it speedily restores the' Parts which have been in jured by Bruises and Sprains. it is of great service in Cramps or Numbilc4, Stitroesa or Wc.:kkltss of the loints, and as an Liiihrocation for the Soreness 'of the Feet 'after violent Excr. cise ;.as also in promoting a }roper Circulation in. the Limbs when in a paralytic 'State. It is also particularly recom -mended tar Chilblains ; and it used in time it will prevent their breaking; but in this case it should be dissolved and ap plied warm.. The Genuine Opodeldoe is prepared and sold only by F. Newbery and SOns, No. .4;; St. Pittit'::, on the Co:telt-way, JULIE Doots f rortt tlioapsirle, price as. 61. a, Bottles. Duty included.: but as a variety of Counterfeits are offered to the `Public, in which-the Names of 1)r. Steers, ,reilaria 4 .crosi, itnd Newbery, pir re fraudulently alic use of, Purctrasets are requesteill; ohser+e- whether the s' wins-'' Neyvbery, No, 4s, St. Paul's," be engraved in the Stimp if tot, the Preparation moot he spurious. Stud also, by their Anointment, by liicey Arid Suttrin, 'Bow Chun:it-yard ; Bacon awl Co. No. and I, Pinditig, No. 74U/dont-street:, I. Wade, Old ilund“treet ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; 1. IVard, Middle.rukt, floltkan 'l'. Tutt, Royal. Exchange ; W. Clark-e. tlich- Ftteet = .111(1 by . .1. Harris, SMCiIiSC,C to Newb‘ry, ookseller. at the 1.; oral' of I. tl tr. 41,f thi MONDAY, JANUARY " rgoc. • • The. Pensioners. from the ist and zd Regiments of Life. Guards, the late 4st and zd 'Troops of Horse. Guards, the late Ist and ad Troops of Horse Grenadier-Guards, the Royal Horse-Guards (Blues), the Dragoon-Guards, the 3d, 4th, and 7th; Regiments of Horse, all the Dragoons , and Fen cable Cavalry, the British Legion of Horse, with the Waggon Train. • , , TUESDAY, JANUARY S. The Pensioners from tho tst and Coldstream Regiments of Foot-Guards. -- WEDNESDAY, TANUA:RY s.' • The Pensioners from the3d Regiment of Four-Guards. and thus: from the Ist to the is th. Regiments of foot,. inclusive, THURSDAY, lANUARY 10. Those from the tatit io the 35th Regiments of Font, in clusive. . - FRIDAY, JANUARY it. Those from the A6th to the sgth Regiments of Foot, in. elusive, • - SATURDAY, JANUARY r 2.. Those from the 6oth to.the Sgth Regiments of Foot, in clusive. MONDAY, JANUARY:LI.. ss Those from the Both to the 535th Regiments of Foot, elusive; also the Pensioners from the Queeli's German Re giment, the African Corps, Loral Irish, told Strathasen's, Majors Waller's, Elford's,..and Fish's Corps, t' e QUeeFi'S Rangers, Fencible Corps,-Royal Garrison and Veteran Bat talions, Cinque-Port, and Lani:ashire Volunteers, the . Royal Hospital Corps; also the American and other Corps, with the Militia, TUESDAY; JANUARY ts. Those from the tndependeitt Companies** Invalids, Re duced Regiments of Marines, and Lettermen. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY :6. The Serjeants from the Foot-Guards at Ninepence per diem ; the Serjeants, Corpprals, and Private Men, who re ceive the Increased Pension on account of Blindness ; as also the Sorjeante disbanded from the late Independent Com penies, who receive .One Shilling per day; also those dis charged from the Royal Vetereteßattalions, who have the Increased Pension of Ninepence, and One. Shilling, per day ; with the Private Gentlemen, who receive Annuities from the late; Ist and ad Troops of Horse-Guards. And that all Out-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the said HoSpital, who live at a greater distance than twenty-fiie milesirom London, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are .hereby requited and commanded, after the zsth June next, and after every succeeding eeth June and zsth of December, until further Orders, to opply Toone of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace in the neighbourhood where they reside, 'and make the following Affidavit, which the said Ittagistrate for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears,. will sign and date, viz. Came before me, one of Hie Majesty's Jut. " bees of the Peace for the County of , and made " Oath, that he was admitted an Out. Pensioner of Chelsea " Hospital, nn the day of • (or iS ), " from the Regiment ot,, commend. "ed by , • . • : Was then aged • . years; was 4 ' discharged for ; and that leisl no_othirwise pro. " vidad for by the Public, but es a Pensioner of the said Hes " pita!, and now lives in the Parish of in the " County of " Sworn before tile, this - clay of ." The Affidavit, drawn according to the above Form, dated, and attested by-a Magistrate, is to be put under a cover, and sent by the-General Post, direded thus t " To the Right Ho " nourable the Paymaster-Gartered, at the. Horse.Guants, " Londone" and Counterparts, or Duplicates, of the said Affidavits are to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respec tively, to be exhibited to such persons as shall be directed to pay . them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pensions are the real persons entitled tit receive the same. And to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Chelsba'Hospitel may be satisfied that. the Pensioners are the same persons who nave passed their Examination, it is here. by further direeted, that such of them who hate sLreell in, and have been discharged from, anyor the - ttegineetts Independeht Compaisios-of Invalids, are not .toetnetettin in their Affidavits such Regiment, or Company ot,lnialids, in which they served last, but the Regiineet, 'Proop. or Cores of the Army from which they ware first 'di'sc harged r ind commended and received at Chelsea Hospital.. ; , e. And as the General Payments in Great Britian and Ireland, at the end of the ensuing six months, are generallyereetileted by the' Melees of Residence mentioned by , she Pertsicirterr, wirer; are mastered at Chelsea. in pereep, and M4the body of the Affidavits of those who threat a distance, it is ,hereby ordered and direded, that no person who shell Change the Hereof his Abode gtven in at his Muster, or specified in hivAtlidevit aforesaid, and who may apply fOr his Pension (exciting to the Offleers of Excise nearest such place. at letn r ide than seceive the . saine, unless it . aopeers, by the CertifiCate•Ofses spedable persons, that such - removal was, through , ienevoid; • able necessity, which he or they could not ferceee or prevuots It is also hereby notified, that none will be entered Wait the Pay Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to 'receive any benefit therefrom, who- shall not etet egriteetlely . to theite Orders and Directions. • _ • And His Majesty tarring been pleased;'upnn'thhh occasion, to order an Eiemination of all the Out.Petisumera belonging to the said Hespital, resident- in London, or' within twenty five miles thereat; who haVe 'been di4chareedliont their Re. &intents- as Private •Men, - as well: horn the;Payelry. .tool^ guards, and Infantry of the Line, as from, the Militia and Fencibles (the Out. Pensioners from the late Horse-Gbards, and Horse Grenadier-Guards, the' Lite-Guards, and: Royal Regiment of Harse-Guards .such Mee as by the,Hospital Reeks, are resew more than 'fifty.fivis years of .age, or. had servedewenty.five years in the Army previnualy tretheir Diss chargea, those who have lost a liinhor their eye-eight, or ate erippisfs, or who received a Certificate of their total unfitness for further Service,. from any of the Officers employed at the General Examination of Out-Pensioner's in the month of De. centher ttlee; excepted); all such Private Ontel'ensioners 'arc therefore required and continanded, at ..the times of their respective appeeratice at above mentioned, to 'Out themselves "under the Orders 'pi the Officers who have been appointed to rake themin charge, and to cause them to be exaanteed as to their fitness forduty iiia Royal Veteren His Majesty is graciously pleesed to deciere, that all the said Private Men shall ha considered AS; Witted ti) the Pette lion for theSixmonthscommencing from the zeth inst.. not withstanding those found tit for Service will corn - thence Pay front the respedive deys of their appearance in putestattee of this -Order; and that none shall be required to serve any where hot in a Veteran Battalion ; that every Man found fit tar that duty shall be entitled, on his joining the nettalion to which he shell be aptiqinted, to receive a Bonnty of :l e ss. or so much thereof as shall remain after eupplyieg hint with proper net essariese and theee uti, ere found tinnt tar duty, shall be diernisstet, with prep. zienve Sub sistence to carry them back to- their bootee. _ His 141ajestyls furtherpleasod to deeJAre, that e'voy Pri vate Out-Pensioner rece; .ed , to cenfurrnity to tht Ortler,, into a Vcteran Battalion, shalt he entltled, wnen discharged therefrom, to the increased Allowance of 9d, per (tam, Pro "YAM they are recommended by thch C alafi ts, ar t.;oitunand. itig officers, :13 objeds ,tie4ervirb; Wt' A:aje;t)''s Royal And it is her;by notified, that .di the 1' vat , " t- Peqion ers in London, or within twentv..tiv,,. tri.kc,3 titc.r.,.!o., dis charged as atoresaid{cxcept as above Shaii n7t appear and be exsintried, , ar the ti rein wilt censittered as otlitrwlie. pro‘ , itteci for by cov:rnment, or as dead, hull they will acieortiinf,ly bc sti u‘}=; otr the Hooks of the Ont..Pension,et. of the said licspe;ai, without Jny ptospeetof being restored therirto. G. AUST . , Secretary & Rei,lSter. VICTUALLING 01,11C4, 35711, 5, isos. HF COM MISS lONERS fay VICi'LIALL ING x HIS sI7.4:YIESTY's NA VY tit beretiy give. Notice, •n Tuesday the 151 b 'inst. they will be reacfy to reeri tte ter: rrt in wrung (sealettup), and recd fsr T till ND ED Amu RAF-cy Cll4 I, I.) It OF PI I' i 4 AN ie ii YI) Af 00 COALS, or Caul: of equal i;;:4l,',.rsi, itroko,horef of Three. !Peeks front the date of the c.40.4a, :wadi and tueetih,ir fermittiyig, abmgride tire tt'ttatfi at flit. Afajetfis' Slower ctt i'lyntluth avtd,sontkeloVn ; 4.4 to he paid jar by pa, able, with inkiest, nirteDl dep. afteo ! date. The Condition: of the Caiztisel may be seen at the Secretary Ogee. )Vo regard will be hod :6 any Tender in tobieh the Pelee not-he inserted in words at length, 4r that sbaii tat hr dilivered tb the Boa.d befwe One tf i l / 4 said nia,ay-4 . , stunt, nor ,unless the Pers , in •rvl?o make! the Tehaer, or tons( Per son on bid; liihalf; attenth, 14 answer, when called for. • IMST INDIA. fI:VSE; ylnuao. .4, 185. rrHE COURT of DI RECTO of the U/Irl rEI), COMPANY ot 111:1 1 ,CH.1 NTS Gf ENCLANDir,tiling to the 4a.it Indies do beeelo , give Notice, that a General Catrt *,r • the laid arnpaPey will be bell at tbeir ftrattr . ix.Leademball-itreet, (pi Taetdav next; the 8:b lnuaat , Inat Lie-ven o'Clock in ibt Foreir,ott .'S'iX Cloe 4 in ike Evemitry, jor. the determination, by the ',Vowing QteestitPt. Titatttfts Court confirm the Resolution ut theGcneral. " Court of the 19th tiltinio, approving tite Arrangement proposed by the Court of Diretiors for the Government 4 " " of Prince of Wales's !staid." • aracm:v R e mrs,4l-, sec. EW AND OkIGINAL VOYAGES AND 'fIt.AVF.Eg • Published perio - lically. _ _ _ Ur R. PHILLIPS resiiett fully infolms the Pitb. 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