The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-30 00:00:00

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Q41..N!0N, ODY, uttsl CO. moss respectfully
107 inform the Piihrtc, that their PATF.NT SELF-A D.
3UxTING TI:VSsIN continue lir he recomenemled by all
the moat eminent Surgeons in Town and Country. The
springs err se contti urged as to admit of increase or de-
crease in Mae and forte; will answer for right or left side,
wit Mast inconvenience to the wearer, requiring on
under-strap, sir other galliiig bandage.
The Patemees hare the M,nour to supply the Army anal
Nary. the Naval and Military Hospitals, the Dock-yards
sud Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary. the liunourahle East
India Company, he Coy of Loudon Trims Society, the Mary-
le-bone, 11 iseliscombe, Bristol, and Denbigh Infirmaries,
the 'Middlesex Hospital, Ate. &c. ice.
Slauufactory,`2P2, Strand, !motion; et a la Colette till
Rani, Royale* No. 163, a Paris.
N.B.—Pi mom residing in the country, sending the cir-
cumference of the body across the him, may depend upon
Mune ammo tely fitted.

Sold by Butler and Sons. Nn. 34, Serkville.atreet, Dub-
lin; and woe or more Druggists in every principal Town is
enema.

ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA,
October 29th, 1511).
Tri ESE “re hv Order of the Right Hoonoroble
the Lords and others Commissioners for managing the
Affairs i.f the Royal Hospital at Chelsea. in give Notice,
that his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGEN r hag beru
pleased, is the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to
contro'''l, that all the Ow-Pensioners belonging to the said
and all those men who arc registered in the Hos-
pltal hooka, with a view to prospective pension; and afro
all Out•Penrioners and Registered Men of Kilmainhani
Hospital, rrstdent ip Lrindon, or within twenty fire miles
thereof, aho hive beets disehareed from their respective re-
giments or cit pa. as Non-Commissioned Officers, Drummers
Tininpeters, or Privates, whether Irons the Regular Cavalry,
Font Gitertl,, or Infantry of the Line, nr front the Fearibles or
Militia, do personally and regimentally appear with their
instructions and certificates of admission, at the Board
Room in the said Hospital, on the respective slays hereafter,
metiti according to their St vend rates of pension. when
and where atiendaure will be given front Nine o'Clork in
the 'Morning till Three in the Afternoon. in order that smelt
of them as, on esiminati 000 shall be found lit, may be at-
tached to a Royal Veteran or Garrison Battalion.

His Royal Dizhness is, however, pleased to direct, that the
present Order shall not be eunai.lerell as extending to She
t l'cusioarrs from the late Horse Guards, and. Horse Grr.
trldier Gum.ls, the Life Guard., and Royal Regiment of
Ilor,e Oquirrh, nor to such men as by the Hospital books are
now more limn fifty-five years of age, ur bad served twenty-
four years in thr Cavalry, or twersty-use years in the lams-
fly. previously to their discharges; our to any men ilia.
ge.l as Priem .s, whose pensions are above ten-pence
per diem each ; our to Shure who have lost a limb, or their
eye-right, sr are cripples, or who reeeived • certificate of
their total unfitness for further nervier, from any a the
Officers employ. d at the lasi Getters! EXagrlllgai 11111 of Oat-
PCllllillllYrs its the year ISIS; nor to such Oul-Peusionere an
are 1111 W
.. ,11.1 VIII. in the Regular as Non-Cosausis.
.. erl Of 'bur it must be observed, that •Il Ines dis-
charged as Diou•Cusurnissiuned Officers, Trumpeters, sad
Drummers, are required lu attend, whatever the rates of
their pension. may he, mares they hive completed their third
period of service, or are disabled as stated above.

9.9 The Committe► of the ridow's rrietid and 144117 n.
lent Society err wider the painful tweeerity of isforusieg the
Public that their Funtlo are 'minty exhausted, while name.
roam Applications of erry urgent Distress ere enistinually
made to them, and that they are eompriled to owortml the
assistafter they have already gives to meal Cuss oww or
their hooks.

Seelweriptions sad Mealiest' will he ilotoldirgy received
by the Presisleat„ -the Rev. H. Hasid. M.A. R& Weill Hospi-
tal ; the Treasurys, John Poplars, Esq. do.; rasi by she tol.
lowing Deolters—Messrs. Mare sad Co.* Pketotrect ;
Measure. Drisimosser, Charing-troop; Meows. Browse, Law`.
hors, mod Co. 40, Bocklerstwory ; ale. by Mr. Jobs Hatehard,
190, Piccadilly; sad Hr. Seaward. 134, Srilistmerrsipsurc.
(Herbals may be bad, the Niolb Report, just 'rabbets-0 by
the Sorb. Iy.

Ina few dnys will be published, a new Series of
TALES OF MY LANDLORD; containing
" Pontefract Castle."

And previous to its appearance, a short Answer to Mr.
John Ballantyne, Bookseller for Scotland, mpeciitur his
ridiculous I hreat scsinst the Publisher.
Printed for W. Fearsome, Library, 170, New Bawd-street.

" Major Hertabtae mitt oniroicine 11014f11111 i Jere et
Lrgibos Twee a parentilhes."—Cieern.
Prised by M. Avows, fur (late Reed) Peall, Law Rook-
metier sod Publisher, No. 17, Fleet-aireet, opposite Clout-
eery-lase; sod to be had of Mr. Richardson, Cinehill;
Effingham Rilasns Royal Exchange; sod the other Book-

Our readers will perceive by advertisement that a Con-
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Hared. Frew what we have area of the Work, we confide►
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This day was published, price 7s. based►
THE WANDERING JEW ; or, Marred'
the Prolonged: being an satbestic Account se the
Masers and Customs of the most distinguished Nations;
interspersed with Aueolotes of Celebrated Men, tedifferent
period, since the last destruction of the Temple of Jerusa-
lem. In a Narrative supposed to kw@ been written by that
mysterious Character. Illustrated by autocross Engrasisits
and Maps, now Ent collected and smnsed
By the Rev. T. CLARK.

This Work is inineded for the use of Schools, which, la-
dependently of bring a series of pleasiag lemma adapted for
Classes, will afford a systematic view of the Decline and Fall
of the Boman Empire, die improvement in morals effected
by She propagation of She Christian Religion, and the causes
which leaded to form the different kingdoms t►at rum Ps'
siiute the European confederacy.
Priiiirel fur John Solder, at the School Library, 73, St.
Paul's Church ,ard, Loudon. Sold also by all Booksellers.

SECOND EDITION.
EAST INDIA REGISTER.
This day is published, price 7s. CI. sewed,
_

THE BAST INDIA.itEGISTEIt d DI-
N. RECTORY for 1819, correeted to theellib.September,
1819: Contaioing the Company's Ewald:shown( all Home
sad Abroad, with the Alterations that have occurred up to
the Day of Publication; various Rules and Regnlations
respecting the Cdnipany's Service; an Alphabetical Air-
Wart of the late Act fur the Renewal of the Charter ; the
Post One* Regulatioes as to the Conveyance of Letters to
and from India; Lists of Licensed Ships; and much other
useful information.

Hy A. %V. MASON and G. OWEN.
Of the See►eta►y's OMee, East India Haase.

Landon: Sold by 111;ek. Parboil, and Allen,
Lentlenbollattreet; Carpenter, 58, Lower Brook-
aired, floncLatreet ; Atelier, Daine-atreet, Dublin; and
:Manners and Miller, Edinbtirgh.

and J. SIVEWRIGFIT. sole Contractors
• • for the present popsies. Lottery.
The cleaned has increased, sad is ineresstap—Mere than
Threeloorths of the Tickets are already Xolol !

and an itossiedisie application is weeestary to peeveat dis-
oppoiwebeat to those who wish to love a Chance fur the

EIGHT of Ito.ooo

anti other CapMak, in the LOTTERY to begin on Ireid, a NOVEMBER.

ass Tbe Contractors Sold ow the !Id Almost Mat, N 0.3,710,
• Prise of 36,0001. and many other Capitals, at
37, Cornball; 311, Ilav
11, Holborn; ntarket ;
141, Haford-..reet.