The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-17 00:00:00

On TUESDAY, the :list of January.
Those at is. per day from the 5 ist Regiment of Foot,ivith
all the remaining Regiments or Corps ; also the Pensioners
from any Regiment or Corps at is. o6d. and is. id. per day.
On WEDNESDAY, the aid of lanu.ery.
The Pensioners at is. i d. is. ad. is. 2:1-,d. and is. 3d.
per day.

- On THURSDAY, the 23d of Januar},
Those at is. 30. per day, with those at the different rates
to Is. 9d. per day inclusive. , •
On FRIDAY, the 24th of January. •
„Those at ts. g3d. to as. t 10. per day inclusive.
On SATURDAY, the -25th of January.
The Pensioners from the Militia, at sd. per day, with the.
Private Gentlemen WhO receive Annuities frOm the late tat
and ad Troops of Horse Guards, with those Pensioners from
the several Regiments who have been admitted on account
of Blindness, whether at Is. per day or Upwards, when the
Hospital Surgeons will attend, for the purpose of examining •
all suc4l Men, and report to the next Board upon any of them
who may appear to be recovered or improved in their sight,
the payment of whose Pension is then to be suspended till
the further older of the Board.
And that aU Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospi-
tal, . who live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles .
from London, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby
required, and commanded, after the zstli of June next.
and after every succeeding zith of December, and 25th of
June, until further orders, to apply to one of his Majes-
ty's Justices of the Peace in thet neighbourliwd where they
residei and make the following affidavit, which the said Ma-
gistrate for the County, City, Borough,-or Riding, before
whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz.
came before nib, one of his
" Majesty's Justices of the Peace tor the County of

•
IS
, and made Oath that he was ad.
" mitted ,an Out-pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, on the
" day of 17 (or to . ) from the Regiment of ,
" Commanded by ; was-then aged about years,
" served in the army years, was discharged for
" and that he is no otherwise provided tbr by the Public, but
" as aiPensioner of the sardl-lospital, at per Day, (ex.
" cept his pay as a ' in the . Regiment of Militia),
" and now lives in the Parish of , in the County of
" Sworn betore me • , this day of iii ."
• And such of them as were adMitted on - account of Blind.

floss are orderecitto transmit with their half- yearly Affidavits,
a certificate sto the state of their sight, signed by an my
Surgeon, or other Medical Persori, resident ittheir neigh-
bourhood ; but hr scch distant parts, where a medical cetti.
ficate is impracticable, a certificate from the Minister of the
Parish to that fad, and to ascertain the continuance of their
131 ncitiess, Will be admitted.

The A tlidavit raw according to the above form, sworn
before, dated and attested by a Nlagistrate, is to he put up in
a cover, and sent by the General I'ost, directed thus : —" To
the Right Honourable the Paymaster General of His Ma-
" jetty's Land Forces, London." Marking on the cover,
" Chelsea Pensioner's Allidavit,"—And counterparts or du-
plicates of the said Affidavits, are to be reserved by the Out.
Pensioners respectively, to be exhibited to such persons as
shall be directed to pay them, together -with their Instruc-
tions and Certificates of AdmisSion, in order that their' laim
to the Out-Pensions may
clearly identified. be fully verified, and their persons
And to the end that the Cornmi;sioners for the Affairs of
Chelsea hospital may be satisfied that the• Pensioners are the
satne Persons .who have passed their examination; it is hereby
further direded, that such of them ‘vho have served in, and
have been discharged from any of the RegiMents, or I ndepen.
dent Companies of invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions,(are
not to mention in their A ffidavits, such. Regiment or Company
of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalion) is whi::h they served
last ; but the Regiment, 'croon, or Corps of the Army, from
which they were first discharged and 'recOnunended, and re-
ceived at Chesea Hospital.
The 2ensioners are particularly to take notice, that the
half-yearly-payments after Christmas are regulated, as to the
place.of payment, by the musters at 'Chelsea, or the Affida-
vits sent as above, after the Midsummer preceding, and that
the Midsummer payment is in like manner regulated by the
musters or Affidavits after the Christmas preceding.
It is also ordered and directed, that no person who Shall
change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or spe-
cified in-his Affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his
Pension (excepting to the Officers of Excise
,nearest such
place of abode), shall receive the same, unless it'appears, by
the'certiticate of respectable Pe:sons, that such removal was
through unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not
foresee or prevent ; and that it any Pensioner shell fraudu-
!curly attempt to receive a double payment of the Pension,
either at Chelsea or at ditlivent places, he shall be struck off*
the Lists; for the better prevention of which frauds, each
Pensioner is required to produce his instruction Papers, at
he-time of payment. •
• lastly, it is notified that none will be entered upon the
Pay-Lists of the said Hospital,: or be entitled to receive any
benefit therefrom, who shall not att agreeably to these orders
said directions ; particularly in sending their halt-yearly Al-
fidavits to the Paymaster-General, as above directed, and to
no other Office, which several of the Pensioners have of late
either neglected to do, or sent them irregularly to other de-
partments.

N. ii. John Kenshott of the Third Foot Guards, at 6d. per
day, has been struck oil the Libt, by order of the Board, he
dutving been guilty of perjury.

G. AUST,
Secretary and Registrar.

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