The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-07-20 00:00:00

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CHELSZA-HOSPITAL.Jaim 1S t 7.
THESE are by Order of the Right Honourable
the I.,6eis and ntbers Coonn.issioneu foe managing the
Affairs of the K.. al 116e:tits! at Chelsea, to eve Notice, TIM
all Out-Perrslorrs bclotivityt to the sail Hospital, residing an
L66ndost, .n wen, twenty-five miller thereof, aie required to
app,ar personally and regimentally, at the Secretary's ',Kee, in
the said Floaintsl, en the renpeett4e days, and in their dlforent
Castor, according to their serval rates of Peg%Sion, osinsdaa.
mentioned, when attenria..ce will be given hone Nina tiA:l66tk
in the Morning, until Titres in the Afternoon, fur the PAy-
metu of Halta-year'. POPS* 11 in advance to Chritton.l neat,
with an augmentation in Retention to their disability and
length of Seerirai according tii ilia majeatja new Iteselatiora,
in &etc favour.-

Oa Monde?, the tOth of July.
The Pansiouers who seeeive 6d. per day, fr the ddr,retit
Regiments Foot Guards let ntegsment of Foot, tO
the 624 Regiment, inclusive,
Op Tire, Icy, the I I st of July.
Them who receive 60 per d,r, trout the Bid Regiment of
rem, with tl,e sensation ItLginients ar Cow, as stew the
Peualooen who o-eove 9d. per day, Imo lb* several Raga.
mows of C. yalry, too: Guards, Regitnent of Fowl, to
69:h, la:leure.
On %Vednesdav, the VII of July.
Those who receive 9d. per day, fro„ the 7Oth Regiment of
Pont, with the teetainiog !telemetric,- Corp,, n el.o the P-n.
onerslllbtl wake Is per day, (ion all the Itryime,.ts of Ca-
rley, the Ist awl Coldstream Regiments of Foot Guards.
. . _ _

On Thursday, it; 3414 of Juy.
Those whn toceive 13 per d.y. from She ai Regimental
Feet Het*. the les Regiment el Foot, w.th all the remaining
Regiments at (kin*.
the frilen the ?4th of July.
Thom Peminnersfs'oro oily Regiment or Corp, who receive
11/did Is id. Is. lid. and Is. 2d per 43y.
On Satan/ay. the SSA id /sly.
.

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Thome Wei 'eerie* is 111. end Is :Id per day.
MOll4lll. the trth gf J ule.
Threw who receive is 311 per day, whh those of the At*.
rot mks to Its. veroloT,
U. Tueelay, the 28th slf July.
Tame who rreetve h. Old per day, and upwards, titqa•
frost the Nithtia at 50. per with the Pri.a:" kl..udens"o
who revere Antrim's Nees the late Ist sod 20 'troops of
I lots, Guards.

And that CI Out Pensioneea belnnyit.l to the laid Dropilet,
rho lire at a greatvt dinance than tot-my-five miles has Lon.
dun, andlhatee in Scotland and Iruland, are hereby required
and coinnumddd„ alter Ins tith uf Deet,n'Jer next, and thee
every succoseng 115th of December and 2:,th of June, until
fine-r Daiwa, tu. &poly to one of H s Ala.estv% Jiptices of the
PO,l, the neighbourhood Itsh,oe thee reside, And make the
following Affidavit,why h the iatd ‘lagi ;trate car the County,
C.tY, Ilor. ur ht r RiJtog, bet. iie whom the Peu.loster appears,
wW c.gu and date, via. . _

came before me, one of Ma Majcity's
Justices of tic Peace for the Co,.oty of

atol made tt,th that he was adinate.l an Out-pensioner of
Chelsia Hospital, nit the Day of
17 s (or Id ) from the Regiment at
mJl4ll.laaded by
mu then aged about years, served in the
Army, ylaeo, was discharged for
and that hew nu Wherein, provided
dot by the Public, but as a P.msiotier of the ssia 110.1,0, at
per day, and 1101Vilvti in the relish of
in the County of
Sewn before in.,
this day of id .
The Affidavit drawn met:tiding to the above Form, swore
Ise/me, dated and attested Magistrate, is to betut up In
a c•twar, and sent by the General Vet (directed thm)" To
the kii,:tt flowitirable the Paymaster General of His Majesty's
Cam! Faeces, Loudon," marking at the Cover, "'Chelsea
Petistoer's Affidavit;" and Counterparts sae Duplicates of the
said Affidavits are to be reserved by the Out.rensioners
te-
apo to be exhibited to emit Persons as shall he dimeted
t.t pay them, that they easy be satnked that sit such as may
claim Out Peusietas are the fell P•11011$ singled to receive the
same.

And to the and that the Cchmissioners for the Attains(
Chelan Hospital may be satished that the Pensieneds are the
same Persons who have pawed their examination, it it hereby
farther directed, that such of then, who have sened in, and
hare Wien discharged from, any of the Regime its or Independ
em Co.npesties of Invalids; or Royal Veteran liettaliuns, ale
sot to 11.01111.11 In their Affidavits each Regiment or Company
of low .! ids Of Royal Vetere.. Rattallions in which they s
last, hot the Regiment. Thep, or Corp. of ilia Army from
which th-y seem fir.' dizelimpi and recoMmendel, and re-
ceived at Cl, lova !denote!.
The Petitioners an particulaily to take noelee, that the half.
yearly P 4,01•018, atm bfalsurnmer, are regrilared as to
Place of Pey anent, by the Musters at Chelsea, ..r the Affidavits
sent_ as above, after the Clatistmas pecedorg„ mad that the
Christmas Payment is in like MAMMY regulated by the Musters
of AhiUulta after the ItlliJsunintsr retarding.
It le also ordered and directed, that no Permn who email
chaotic the thee of his abode, given in at hit Muster, or
speedier! 111 his Affidavit aforesaid, ai.d eke may apply ire his
Pension (eteeptiog to the Offices* of !seise nearest suet
place of atiosirso shall receive the time, maim it appears, by
th• Certificate of respectable person., that such remora) was
through tioaroidsfale necessity, which be or they could not
(ans.,. or prevent.
Aiul that if any Pensioner ;hell fraudulently attempt to
reivite a doulale payment of toe P^1.0.11, either at C 130116.1
or at different p'acrs, he shall is struck off the Lets.
Lastly it iis 'Notified, that nonevent be entered upon the Pay
Lids o. the ~101 tia-wel, et be entitled to wort any henefit
nicely on, elm Void not aft agreeably to them ll.kJeer and
()tree,' .11., pattelitAily u. tamMilie their half.yearly ASdatta
to It, Pay n mar GiMetal as Wail.- directed, and to e.
o.Treet ; tach teveral of the Pen,..ineri Isere of bee either
ii,elected to do, or rent them ineetraily to other Deport.
septa., G MST, Seetstaty ad Rerarer.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF CL)11-1SUMS. Iva U. 4

Mr. Alderman Shaw presented a pelition from
the Butchers of London, against the Bill relating to
regulations on raw hides. Referred to a Commune..
The Oxford Canal Bill, and obi London Dock
Company's 13111, wnie read a third time and passed,
Mr. Hobhouse brought up an account of the ef.l
fectivo strength of the Vahan:eta., distinguisl.ini
cavalry, infantry, and artillery, pursuant-to order.
—;aoticred to lie on rhe table and he :Printed.
George Galway Milli, F..q. tOok the nsind oaths
and iv. seat. .
Mr. Owen, from the Fast India Compar.y, pre-
tented at the bat several accounts of that oarprnvs
pursuant to order of the loth instant. Ordered to
lit tw, the ta'nle, and he printed.
N.vir Writs were -ordered foe the borough of
Helmstone, and the borough of Appleby. ti e for-
mer in room of Mv. Richards, who, since his Ice-
lion, has accepted the office of Stewa-4 of the Cnii-
tcrn Hundreds, and the latter in ramp of Lord Vis-
caunt Howick, who. since his election, has accepted
the office of Steward of the Hundred of East Hens
dred.

Mr. JEFFERY postponed the fotther proceed-
ings on the Poole Writ, from Monday anti) Thurs.
dry next, in Genes of the Wass* of Mr. Grey,
one of his principal wrtnesses._

. .
Mr. Hobhouse brought up the Report of the Com-
m;ttee upon the Lottery Bill; the Resolutions were
read And agreed to, and the /3111 ordered td be read
a third time on Monday.
The Report of the Commits-e, respecting the put.
chase of the Lintsdcnan Collection or Manuscripts,
for the British Museum, sees brought up, and the
Rasnlutions being reed, it appeared that the sum of
four tkon+And eight hundred an./ twenty-Moe pounds
was granted to the Trustees for that purpose. The
Bill wits endered to be read b third time on Men;
day.
Mr. Hobhouse obtained Leave to bring in the
asuil ennuAl Indemnity. AA
Mr. Swan presented a petition from Lord len-
sii,gton, against the Bill now pending for the im-
provement of ' Smithfletd Marlon, praying to he
heard by his Couusel AzAinst the Bill. Ordered to
lie on she table.

The London Port improvement Fill vat com-
mitted. and the Report ordered to be received on
Mor.Jay.
Mr. Hobhouse brought up the Repeat of the Com-
mittee upon the exulting laws. rhe Resolutions
_were r+:44l and agreed to. and Bill ordoed pur-
suant thereto.

The Secretary at War gave notice, that he would.
on Monday, Move for a Committee to take into
consideration the necessity. of maintaining the mill.
tary canal from Storaclif, io the amity of Km;
to in Sussex.—Ordered.
Mr. COC HR ANB YON Earows gave oot,ke,
that he would, on Mond", inert fbr an account
the funds oat of which the ;scabious of 06cers' WI.
slows were paid ; also the panes of the periocts on
the Compasi:onate List, &c.
Mr. CALCRAFr mowed for an account of sums
expeuded in tot Mng a military cm 11 from Shorn-
cl if, in K-nt, in Sussex.— Ordered. •
"fhe W:ndsor Forest Bill, and Mr. Jibb/s Ea-
ch stige Bill, were severally read a third time, tv,d
pas. ed.
The C;IANCELLOR of the EXCHEQULII.
gave n .tice of a motion on Monday, for leave to
,: ing in a 13 II for Continuing the pvroto of the
Coniint,ri.intrs of Military Inquiry,
The E:itish Museum Esch.ingc BM, and tto

Upon- motion for the second reading on Mon-
day,
fib JOHN NEWPORT rose. and railed the at•
tentiis.ed the• House to the manner in which these
Bills were passing through vie Howe. He dm
ceived, that, by hurrying them through their differ.
ent stages, in the mariner now pursued by the Right
Honourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer for
Ireland, Gentlemen bad not as opporteniry of ex-
amining ur seeing whether they were right or wrong;
and, in bin opinion, much mischief Was to he appre-
hended from this m sue of proceeding. lo truth, in
one instance, such mischief had irrady occurred,
by which a most deserving class el gentlernenen
Ireland had been materially afeiled ;be me-ant the
Jolliest of the Peace, who exercised thai anthority
without any expense to the public, .2"ii.etidsideribla
error had passed unnoticed in thrill tos
c; in .nseque.ace of its being so hurrie4l Its
.1
various stages.; h-. therefore, end...ate.' t 1 guse
would not suTe the Irish B Hun paw inch, in steer
they now dno. Ine...lifereace betveaca.reading a hilt
casually and in manuscript, and having it printed,
and due time given for its perusal, way very mate-
rial. Hewishet4, theeefe;re, that these Bills should
be printed. and, tor. that purrne, coneinded by
mnving. 4, That this ail be read a second tinne, on
Wednesday next, and also be printed."
Mr. Fin I'ER, in answer, slid, be had nn n'jec-
tion wherever to haring the 1311 in questinn printed,
nor had he the least objection to have euktY other
Bill which he should have the honour to brint in
Ti
ri dung the Sessions, printed ; but he most observe.
that he did recoiled that not any one of the Bilis
brought in by the Right Hon. Barmet.hintselt, in
the course of the last Session, had bra printed. He
knew 40 no such chute in the Bill as had been
alluded to by the Right Hon:Barriet, but such as
had been always usual in 'itch Bills: •
The CHA.NCELLOR of the EXCHEQIJER
saw no Objedisitivtiatever to the printing o cisme
Bills, although ft was not alwayi eon veneia. becane
of the delay. For his ewe part. he always .dt.5.ed......
to have them printed 1 but when :hey were in the
hands of pers;.ms in whom a confidence was pla-ed
by die House, and who were fully compe•ect
to prepare and bring then' in. he saw tto gird
incenvettier.c4 wh:ch c..:uld arise from not priritiug
every Bill that was broaght in; aria this trd him to
observe, &bat there was no with whatevet so keep
back any measure frOn a full investigation.. There
were always per. :RS i.e that ii ,use who loused at
the rneaaurts el the existing Government with as
anxiety lb lki . d fault. and he alw is thnugnt it
most expedient that there should be that sort of
'sprit on the other side of the Hou.e. which w-s“
at all times keep alive a 'leapt and atteatire
watch raver that •ide.
_mr. FO4TER shortly exp!sinel.
Mr. O.ILCItA FT did not quite understand his
Ri„„ht 1144 n. Friend (Si John Newp if!); rid; re..
sped to the rapidity with which Bills were passed,
he thoughts there was more time wasted in printing
Bills, than would be equivalent to any end it could
ansaCer. It cerainly was very desirable that diens
should be a vigilant and attentive watch over the
ether side of the House ; the public expeded it, and
tle.public should be sati:Ld ; at the same time. he
was sure. li:s Rig(st Hon. Friend did not mean to
cast any blausonisthe Rght Hon. Gentleman (Mr.
Faster
After a few words more between Sir JOHN
NEWPORT and Mr. FOS fEit, the Bill was or-
dered to be primed, and read a second time on
Tuesday next. 1 _ _

Mr. 'Foster also brought up. 'a bill for t:le de.
crease sod auspen,isus of certain dories upon reined
sugar ;fttpottrd into Ireland, witich was read a brat
puie, awl ordered to be printed, and read a second
time on Monday.next.

Mr. Hobbouse brought: up the Report of the
Committee upon the I+ ish Stamp Duty ;
upon motion of Sit I4g JO-NEViiPOR 1, seas
ordered to be taken olio further considerat...m un
Tuesday wet. and to be.prmossl.
The Iris: Chancall‘se of the Igyshequer's bed
of the Treasury Bill was read a third time and
passed....

• the Irish Customs Bilt, sled ;he Irish Plate Miry
Regulation Bill. were severally read second time,
and ordered to be committed en \londay.
The Irish Custom: Fees B;11, and the Iris%
tillery Bill, were severally committed, and ortlere'd
to be reported on Monday.
Upon motion of Mr. WINDIIAI4. die Order
of the Day for a comparative RetUrn of the number
of Recruits, ft:: raised In England, Ireland, and
Scotland, for a certain period, was discharged I in
lieu of which the Right lion. Member moved.
That there be lai‘l beano' the Hou:e a comparative
Ram-no! the number of Recruits weekly enlisted in
England, Ireland, and Scotland, front December
1806, to December 15.)7, by distrid or extra Oil,
cers, together with tLe number 3t de.crtions. Ate."
A 1.., .4, A Retarn of the number of men in each
month la whom bounty had heel ordered, at fer
Recruits raised et head-quartos, Stc. for g.like
Upow the ordzr of the der for the third reading
of the ifilk Cocorrts and Port Duty Compeosa-
tion
li!liil..l 611 NViaiPOR r rise, he said, for die
purpose al'AUring ag.tin his piatest against ay.
measure. t

The Bill Wll4 tin read a third time, and passed.
Mr. H. teaght up U. Bins for trio Pay
and'Clothid e Militia, Allovan::s t,)
tants, ke. an tetra Allowan:es .fr .•
which Well avowedly read a first tome, and ordered
to be read a seQ3nd time tc-morrrss.
the other Orders of the Day wet: th•:a di.pssej
o and the House adpurned tta n.aday.