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' charge, Ind to be intitled to pension of fivelsenee 1.
on the expiration cf the period so computed. .
Non-commissioned officer or soldier, discharged
during thirst period, and not receiving a pens} n, 7
as invalid, wounded, or disabled, :lull itnmelatel
receive the pension due at the expiration of the se.
cond period, and fir obtaining the difference be,
tweets it and the pe.tsion due on the expiration tithe
third period, be allowed to reckon one year foe ignllla.
every two years of absence subsequent to such dise
charge, so AS to be intitled to the full pension of nes
shilling a day, at the expiration of the third period TS
so computed. TM I
SOLDIEItS QUITTING AT THE EXPIRATION OP THilt Their
PERIODS GT SERVICE. aft! 0141
Non-commissioned officer or soldier quitting the
ssrvice; and afterwards re.enlisting into his own re. ?Joie
giment, ti;: to reckon, for the purpose of claiming
any increase of pay, tile first two years alter re.
enlisting. The Owe
Non-commissioned officer or soldier so qiiiiiing, • l'Ati.l
• 1.
and re-enlisting into any other regiment, not to 1 IL
reckon, for the purpose of claiming any increase of ' A
pay, the first three years after re-enlisting.
SERVICE IN EAST OR WEST INDIES. 1
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Non-commissioned officer or soldier to be allow. COORS
1 i
ed to reckon three years for every two years of set. lima'
vice in the East or West Indies, for the purpise of Maw"
claiming increase of pay and pension in case of dime e Dtlel
charge, but not for the purpose of claiming dis-
A Neicharge before the ai9ual expiration of the second Tt
period of service. 11 IS
INCSEASI OF PAT AND PENSIONS, HOW rot. will
F FITED.
Non-commissioned officers and soldiers disckarg.
ed before completion of service, avid not conform. ;
ing to any rules or regulations prescribed by the end
Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital, as to register-
G. b
ing their names and places of abode, and notify:rig To aAR
the same from time to time; or not offering them.
selves on any Proclamation of His Majesty, or Rot ethei
joining any garrison, or veteran battalion, if re- King,
quired by the Commissioners of Chelsea Respite/a own, 11
to forfeit all claim to increase of pay, or to pen.un, alley ;
To.ruo.
on account of service; but no soldier to be liable se uin a.;
be so called upon to serve either under any Prods. On Fr
mafiosi, or under any Order of the Commiasiorers ; 0
of Chelsea Hospital, who shall have completed Ins
LORI
three full periods of service, as computed undo
those Regulations. Wes)
Non-commissiiined officer or soldier may be dr. —A F
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prived, by'Sentence of Generol Court .4,lsrtiol, of all, STU.'
tit any proportion of claim to increase of pay, or is
pension, on account of former years of service. tE.I
Mates oi Pensions of Non-conimiwiened (Akers and S...ldieri Inii i
discharged as d..abled or unlit fee service. I Id
P-r Dirs. D.inc
L. S.
it:erfe
U.
If incapable of contributing to tam f•flans a / 3 INA%
itoss:
a livelihood ito • d 5 6
If disabled, but able to contr.bute something / WISE
towards their livelihood 0 I 0 eihrrt.
If disabled, bet able materially to as,i.t them. / 1,14,14
selves 0 0 i
with. St
If unfit for service, but able to earn a live- / Infante
0 0 6
PILAW;
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Men who, in respell merely to their disability. tsitems
would be placed on either of the two lower classes, Smith;
shall, it discharged during the third period of see- Mr. G.
vice, be intitled to the pension of one shilling. Woneawyemr,
No non-commissioned officer or soldier to be al- Taylor;
lowed to claim, t f right, any such pension, wli te of wet f
disability or unfitness has arisen from vice or mi.-
Dcor
condat.
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le.
Commissioners cf Chelsea to determine to which xe
csiingi
class of pension each man belongs, with power of
removing from one class to another.
Non-commissioned officers or soldiers, having
had such pension allowed, may, by the Commis- Li
sioners, be required again to serve, till they shall T t
Il
have completed their periods of service.
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The foregoing Orders and Regulations are to be Teo I
understood as referring to those non-commissioned LARI '
officers and vivates only, who have enlisted subse- stony--
quently to the '24th June last; but non-commission- Mrs -
ed
pose •
ed officers and soldiers, having enlisted for general the Fi
service, previously to that period, are to be intitled. eis,u
in virtue of their former services, to the full benefit ant I
of what is therein contained, in all that relates to pay Irked,
and allowances, and also to pensions, if discharged song,
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as invalid, disabled, or wounded, or after a period bi nn
of service of rot less than 14 years. GNU!
By His Majesty's command, gui.hr
(Signed) Ilicts•en FITZ FATRICE• sheen
with s
.....m.....5re Rims
A letter from Thurso, dated January .5, says:— pas
‘, The detachment of Volunteers that embarked here seiner
on the Ist inst. and sailed for the Orkneys, re- RA r
curet
turned this afteinoon. It seems that a large lug-
as si,s
ger-rigged vessel, pierced for 16 wins, had been be ~,
lying ie Long-hope when the storm of the '2sth ult. To
broke out. Her appe trance had excited the sus. RIIII
picion of the other shipping in that bay ; and most wee*
of them had slipped out and taken refuge in St. ho
att-i
Margaret's-hope, previous to the storm, to be out of ukei
the way of the supposed enemy. It was afterwards *s„
discovered, that a ship and a schooner had been
wrecked on the shore of Flotta ; and it was thence pTie.
lat',
Itisa
concluded, that the schooner so wrecked must be ..._
the suspicious vessel above alluded to; and the story
of an armed force having landed on tat island WAS
soon circulated, and as readily believed. At length.
however, it was found, that the lugger in question
had made her way to Stromness, before she was sic
driven on shore, where she has since landed her ...toe
F!
on guns and her cargo. She proves to be an Ame• ic int F
on her passage from the East Country for Liver- F
pool, after having carried a cargo of West India Ps
reduce from St. DoNsaingo to Tonningen."
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No trial, of any interest, took place yesterday at s
the Old Bailey. VSI
Yesterday—flee MA 'a Kt it TN•Ds• kept—l I..llJsy at „el
the Piihl.c Offices.
DEATHS. WI
Suddenly, at Cromer House, in titer:aunty of Down, an the ' .1
:A instant, Mr. Peter Gardom, fur some Flues the emanutot‘., lir
or Seeretaff, of the late Dische‘sot Devoiehire. am
A tin Thurar evenang. the ISt'. ionant, al hit house, King's. A
void, Redfunltow, Hollis Edward., Esq. in the 87th vale( it
h.O age. rdla
HIGH WATER, Tills DAY, AT LIND•rN ShIDGF. 64;
Morn
LuNuoN :—Printad by G. DAVIDSON, NJ. 17, Data s I
Court, bow-street, Covent•Gareen, and published at the
Office No IS, Rack of St. Clement's Church, Strand, St a
W. sivt.:K, or No. 7, New Boltrvetreet, 1...ne Atre• I
Orders, ac for the Piper, sent te the ()ewe („pn.rysid)
Will be duly attended so.
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