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the mtikgin (Rope-maker, Ship's Corporal, Captain of Tops,
Captain of After-guard, Captain of Masts, Corporal o;' Met.,
rim's,) shall rcceive, in addition to the Rates of Pensi.,a to.,
which their Service, as Seamen, Landinen, or Marines,
would entitie.them, One Fait hiug per Diein for each
of their Service as sdch Petty or Non-zointossio ,ned 04icer.
That the Petty am! Non-comtuksiorted ()dicers mimed int
the Margin , (Clerk '..:elloolniaster; Nrinimrer, •Master at'
Arius, Carpent,n's (Clerk,
Caulker, Quater-Niaster; :Boat-a'
swain's MaterSair-nialier, Cituiner's Nate, Yeoman of Powder
Rooni, Ditto of Sheets, C.ixswain, Quarter-Master's Mate,
Captain of nirecastlei•Serjeant of Marines,) shall he els,
titled to One Halfpenny per Diem,. in .addition to the Rate of
Persion to which their Services as Seamen, Landinen, or
Marines, would entitle them.

VIII. Of Pensions to Warrant Officers.

If it shall at. any time please the King in Council tO grant
to any of the Warrant Officers or Persons named in the
margin, (Boatswain, Gunner, Carpenter, ..purser, Master,
Surgeon,Surgeon's Assistant, Master's Mate, MitiShipMan,)
on account of Wounds or Hurts received in his Majesty'
Service, a Pension on the Ordinary Estimate of the Nary,
snels Qiiieer or Person sladt not be entitled to any Pension •
from Greenwich Hospital.
IX. Of Discharged Men Re-entering.
If 'a Man, after being regularly discharged, shall re-enter
his Majestv's Service, he shall be entitled, in computing hiS
ultimate gate of Pension, to the addition of his subsequent'
to his former Service.
X. Of the Forfeiture of Pensions.

•
As all these Pensions are iiitended for the encouragement
and reward of good and faithful conduct in the Seamen and
\lafines, all claim thereto mar be haired and forfeited.

Ist. liy such misconduct-of the Individual as shalt induc'e
the Lords Commissioners of the :admiralty to order the said
Pensions to he withheld or refused. . .. %
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•2.,id. By desertion ur running from his Majesty's Service;
and if any Deserter shall be retaken, or. shall re-enter his
Nlajrsty's Service, he shalLcommence a new time from the
Cate of such subsequent entry, and shall not be entitled to
reckon any time preceding suclvdesertion or running, except
the it. shall have been previously removed, by • order of the
Ljs.ds Commissioners the Admiralty.
:ird By Sentence of a Court-Martial.

4th. Pensioners who 'shall not have been discharged as
wholly' incapable, or for having served Twenty-one Years or
upwards, or whose age shall nut exceed Fifty Years, may
lot fcit their PensinnS, by neglecting or omitting to attend at
such Port or Place, and at such Time, as shall, in- time of
Wart or in prospect of a War, be appointed for the assem-
bling of,the Pensioners, by the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty, or by neglecting Or refusing to serve
.his Majesty
in such manner as to the said Lords. Commissioners may
seem proper, except when such neglect or omission to appeal,
or such neglect 'Or tefusal to serve, shall be accounted fur by
reasonable excuse, to be dihnitftd by the said Lords Counni-

sinners. - . - , , • ' • .
All the foregoing Pensions shall he paidbyQuarterly Pay!,
wents, but no hat:nowtl part of a-Sllilling shall loe,pay.i.ble.iit
...
and sueli,Paynielit, • . -
,
N. B. it is not intended to make any alteration in Pensions
already granted; except that Petty -and ",Non..coni.nUsOptiCil
OLlicets.disch;irged s.ince :lOW . April, 1;114 ; may receire. the
iultlitiondl 'Allowance to which they would now tinder this
Regulation he entitled: . _
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TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.
No. 9,.-New licidge-street, London.
llovoultEn Silt; March 18..
I1314:G leave to inform yon, that ever since the
year 1790, I had been afflicted with the i.ucs Venerea ;
which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine
prescribed by.t he mast eminent of the faculty here; and un-
dergoing several severe-cmarses of salivation, and twice dis-
charged from the Hospital with little relief,. would appear to
be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of 1.'4 year
my'disonler had got to snch n head,. as nearly to put a
to, my existence-1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my bead,
one on eacii arm, and my legs were brake ont in a ffightfal
manner; my right was dreadfully p.liaful, and had a.
.state of ulceration for the last seven rears ; my left had also
two large nodes on it, was Ver., touch discoloured, and gdve
use such CXCllleinting pain, pat tienldrly when waivin beds
as nearly to ileFive me of rust; in this lamen'.able state, 1
was recommended by Mc. J. Thampsoli, received so
great a cure by them berejou tulle t•tnUr Lealse's Ihtent Pills,
which I began to da on the of May ; in the coarse of a
fortnight I began to receive bene:it---in little mare -than a
month the ulcer,: on my bead and arms were soundly heal ed—
soon after, the sores on my logs also; leAving-, ho.v-
ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain is the _
bone of the left., which, by the .li!essin.-▪ of (:.id, and a lithe
lnng..er perseveranee in 'your inv;ibrilile Medicine, stOostiled ;
the nodes dispersing, tin; skin regai:litig its natural hue,
the inlet:mutt pains gradnally going • thus 14rea ne, by
your li!seril advice and medicine, rrfectly tree from all my
former complaints—have - rec.:iv:yea my turmer an.l
strength,•aud am become jolts ant fat, in w!,;•, ,I, .tale
continued many months to the ast,insliinent of all who lutex.
use, 1 am at a loss in what ternsexii..ess my gratitude, but
beg you; fur the good of .other . suffering mortals, to 11111!‘a
this illy case as public as pos,inle, -as 1 shall on every deca-
sion; in so doing you wilt really
Sir, your grateful, oiiedicyt, very hurirble servant,
ALEX. ;MILKER.

Swann's ClOse, lli 11-street,
• Witnes,cs to the above care:—

John Thompson, -No. :t, New Poultr,y Fatinhurgt. ;
Jolla M'lntosle, Old Assembly (;10,c,
Prepared and sold by-the sole Propritaor, THOMAS TAY-
LOR., Member of the Royal College' i)1 Surgeons, at his
',dose, No. !!, New BriAge-strect, London; whine; 'after
co:ist;ultre+ideuce of Is:ore than .:53 years, in a practice parti•.
culai•ly dirceterkto the'kure of Venereal Coin plaint ate! those
itteldental to the Part,: of .f.;neration, with that itiviedable
secret:)' wLieit tacit of his profession should always observe
iu
su,;ll cases, be t.iatters himself the advice. ao.l as. ,dance he
gratuitunily li:inkvite4-4 to persons taking this ...)t,•tl;cille, wilt
hee b., a insccuiltig Public, -as an ;niva I tags: seldom
attainable, eoid of all ambiguity.
Also sold, by his appointment, tort he convenience of 1 bost
liVing at a d'otonce, at the Perfume/,, No. :3 St•
-street, Pall-roalt; the *royshop, No. 1:);;,' Oxfird-Arcet ; Mr.
Dishorotach's, No. 7, Fish-street ; ir• South-
brid,g,., Edinburgh; Mr. M•ponald, Glasp)w ;
Callweli's, Dublin ; and by one per,,, iu ‘2,',!ry
twit in Great i)ritain and Ireland, it boxes of 0ak...-. 91.
eaeb, stamped, an:l sealed up with full awl plain direct
wh,rt•by jferson,, of either sex may cure themselt 'us Wftil
ease, speed, sucrecy, and s•afety•
N. B. j;:ve,t.y ti add in Great-Britain is sealed op with a
stitolt, on which, by f svonrof the Commis.ioners, is printed,
fire Stamp Taylor, No. 9, New lirdg---sirc,t—
-h.rit4tt: which is .k."‘aouY, and all vtlicis arki

CHELSEA HOSPITAL, JAN'. 4, 1513.
91IIESE are, by order of the Right Honourable
the Lords and others Commissioners for manaltig the
uffairs cif his Majesty's Royal linvital at Chelsea, to give No-
tier that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, re-
in Loudon, or within the District of the Dills of Ater-
are required to appear. personally and regimentally,
ss ith their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the
Secretary's Office, in the said, hospital, on the respective
Days, and in their different Classes, according to their several
Rates of Pension, as undermentioned, when attendance will
be given from nine o'clock in the morning nntil three in tilt:.
afternoon, for the payment of Halt a Year's Pension in ad-
vance to Midsummer next.

Os MONDAY, the 9th of January,

The Pensioners at sd. per day, from the di:Telcut Reuiinents
of Cavalry, Foot Guards, and fithint ry, including the Militia,
and those at Gd. per day, from the different regiments and
corps, to the 60th of Foot. inclusive.

On TUESDAY, the 10th of January.
Those at 6d. per day from the 61st of Foot, and all the
remaining regiments and corps, with theSerjeantsef Militia,
at Sd. per day.
On WEDNESDAY, Um t lth of January.
Those at 9d. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca-
*.Ary and Foot Guards, with those from the Ist regiment of
Foot to the :39th inclusive. .

On THURSDAY, the 13th of January.
Those at 9d. per day from the •14th Regimont of Foof, and
all the remaining reg►ments and corps; with the Serjeaut3
et Militia at 10d per day.

On MOM', the 13th of January

_ • .....
Those at Is. per day, from the different Re:giincnts of Ca-
valry with those from the Ist and 2orl Regiments of Foot-Guards.

On SATURDAY, the 14th of January.
Those at is. per day from the ad Regimept of Foot Guards,
malt those from the Ist to the loth Itegimetit of Foot inclusive.

On MONDAY, the 161.11'iof January.

Those at Is. per day frost the 71st Regiment of Foot, and
all the remaining Regiments and Corps.
Ou TUESDAY, the I7th of January.
_ _

Those at I s.nid. and Is. Id. and I id. per day.
On ‘VEDNESDAY, the 18th of January.
Those at Is. 2d. Is. 2fid. and :3d: per day.
.On THURSDAY, the 19th of January.

Those at Is. 3,11 d. with those at the different rates to 15.6 d.
per day.

On FRIDAY, the 20th of January.
Those at 13.6441. with those of the different rates to ls.l lid
For day.

On 'SATURDAY, the 21 tt of January.

, .
Those at 2s. per day and upwards, with the Vrrvate Gentle-
wen wh•yreceive Agituities from the late Ist and 2d Troops
of Horse Guards; also those Pensioners from the' several
liegitnents who have been adniittO on account of blindness.
And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital,
vim live in England beyond the District of the gills of Mor-
tality of London ; and those in Scotland and Ireland, are
hereby regoired and commanded, atter the 25th of June
next, and after every snceerdinv 25th of Lecember and 25th
of June until further orders, to apply to one of his Majesty's
..l'ustices of the Peace in the neighbourhood whece they reside,
and make the following Adidavit, which the said Magistrate
fir the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the
Pl.Lpsioner appears, will sign and date, viz.—

A ' came before me, one of his M:Jjesty's
" Justices of the Peace for the County of and
" made oath that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Owl-
" sea Hospital, on the day of 17 for 18 ) ,
" from the Regi,oent of commanded
•' by ; was then aged about years, served in
" tit,' Army years, was discharged for
•' and that he is no otherwise provided for by the Public, tint
" as Pensioner of the said I lospital, at • pr. day,
" and, no•,v lives in the liarish of . in tite
to County of •..
"Sworn before me this

day of

And such of them as were adatitte,i on account of blindness,
tutderud to transmit with their halt-yearly Adidavits,
Certificate as to the state of their sight, signed by an Army
Surgeon, or other- n►edical person resident in their neigh-
!mut-hood; but in bush distaut parts, where a Medical Certi-
?irate i; impracticable, a Certificate from the Minister of the
r; Ai to that fact, an.d to ascertain the continuance of their
}teu,ln.•,A, wilt he admitted.

Ah4,lK,it, drawu according to the above 'Form, sworn •
before., dated and attested ly a Magistrate, is to be put op
ai axiiver and sent by the General Post; directed thus, " To
ss the Right Minton-able The Pavmaster-General of his Ma-
. jebfe's Laud Forces, London," marking on the cover" Chef-
" et a.Penaioures Affidavit," awl counterparts or duplicates
of the said Affidavits, are to be reserved by the Out Pensioners'
respective 4 to be :exhibited to welt persoas as shall be direct.-
rd to them, together with their Instructions avid (A.rfiji-
c,ites if/ Admission, in order that their claim to the Out Pen-
sion may be fully recrified and their persons clearly
And to the end that the Commissioners for the Ifftfirs of
•Citel*ca Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the
saine persims who have passed "'.air examinatiOn, it is hereby
further directed, that such of them who have served in, and
have been discharged from any of ,:he Regiments or Indepen-
dent Cowpauies Of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are
tot tO nientiun in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company
Cif Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalion iu which they served
last; but the Regiment, Troop or Corps of the Army from
which they were first discharged, and recommended and re-
ceived at Chelsea hospital. .
The Pehsitmers are particularly to take notice that the half
yearly payments after Chris:4ll4i, arc to he regulated here-
at Ley, as to the.placc of payment, by the twisters at Chelsea,
of such ottlyas reside within the of Mortality of London,
or the affidavits sent as ahove after the Midsummer preeed_. ing, amid tint the Mitlsommer plytuent:rs in like manner to be
reculated..by the musters or affidavits after the Christmas-pre-
ceding.

if i;; also ordered and directed, that no person who shall
tico.ge the place of his alhide given it► at his muster, er sp-
i-itted iu his affidavit aforesaid, and who ►aa apply for his
l:,•iisi:n► (excepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such place
o: abodel slur; i•rvexive the same, waless it appears by the cer-
tiac•ate of respectable persons that such removal was through
o;i.teoidable necessity, albeit he or thercould Mt foresee or
pre,:ent. - -

that if any Pen,ioner shall franduletitly_attempt to re-
ceive a doubly payment of the pension, either at (.7lielsea or at
,birereut plat'e,i, lie shall b -tru'.koll' the lists; for the ;setter
.pry ven!iott of which frauds, each'Pcusioner is: required to
vioinee lostrutAiim Papers lit the time of payment.
_it k mititied that none *will be initercil upon the
Pay-lasts of the said t lospital, ot• be entitled to receive any
i~rurlittht svh Nhall iipt net agreeably to these (inlets
and IYirections, particularty, iu :;enaling their balf-vearlv
'davit: to the i'dyinit,ter-funeral as above, directed, and to
o,iice, which several of the Pensioners have Of late
either neglected to do, or sent them irregularlY to othertlepart-
inents.:

AUST, Secretary and Registrar.

A mosT IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Stle and Perfect CURE of R(TPTURE
wi!hour pain or confinement) is now, practising by Mr.
J. If. SPI•ACEq„ No. Cohlen-spare. Mr. S. has the
too-,t'grat;t2,ing sa4i.,faptiou of assuring the Public, that since
the ‘Loometievinent of his Practice in July last, many Hai ptitrcd
havi: heen effectually cared, who may he referred to;
awl he has at thi; time under lit, care upwards of lon Pa-
tients, who feel assurance; front his mode -of treatment, they
are now receiving that advancement towards a cure, which
in the tiu:! cannot disappoint them; and in every ease Mr. S.
pledges himself they shall stand the -test of examination by
the most skilful practitioner.
in farther testimony of these interesting facts, be feds him-
self hototured in being 'permitted to refer to two high and
noble. Peers,, from his successful application on a couple of
Patients of their sending.

To 'hew most forcibly the national importance of this- ills-
covt.ry, r. S...need only to icier to every Pyotessional Writvr
Oil the laineutahle subject of Hernia, who state, from very
satisf4ctory documents, that more than mac in every. eight
''per.ous are ruptured.
Aohjoins .t List of a few Persons who have !wen
perfei!tly eared, and %Out have allowed thepublication of their
front motives orgratitink to into, and of humanity
to those who may now he labouriug uadcr that most afflicting
,snahuly.
rue Soldier put under his process, by his Royal Highness
the Commander in Chief, for bail Rupture, has left Off his
Trois ieveral Months, after being passed as sound by Doctor
and the Army Medical Mud.
All Letters must be post-free.

Mr. Gig-lint:, 12, George-0 reet, Grosvenor-square.
1,1 r. %V. Bowman, Old Compton-street.
Mr. Willismsuit, 11 1, Golden-lane 11:irbicau.
11+1r. Tres IglOre, snit by- Earl .titauilupe.
Air. Thomas Garrad, 7, riaper (Tosco-street, Westminstrr.
Mr. Cllarle Saunders, Servant to the Esrl-uf On slow, 3,
<l7irgei-stveet.
Mr. Cu,i;lcl4, 15, Harford-street, Fitzroy-square.
r; J. Fiu Jen, Seica at to Kr.. Manchester, farrier, Ormond-
yarJ„ I:lovaisliury.

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