The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-05 00:00:00

On NiIO_NDAY,

T ose from the 66Lit Regiment of focit, to the 134th in-
clusive as also tie Periloners from Lord Strathaven's, Ma-
jars Walter's, F.; tOrd-'., anclsriSh'S.- Corps; the Royal Garri-
s,a Battalion, Q,teen's Rangers, -the, Fenribies,
Cinque.l?.ort, .aiLi_LancathileVoktnteers, with all the Arne-
ric4o Co,rn,;, likewil-,c‘ the Pensioners fort to ratucel Re-
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ginients,ol

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The r:?...-,-,7-mers r.. these
from fr.,2 those who have been
•,:- •• as.a.lso those who receive
the ihcr. on accolint of -Blindne3s,
a;ld rh.2 yriv:lte Gentler
receive late First end Second Troops of

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And .. Out-

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„!-.1 1.7,i1.tc.)n, and those in

Ire;imd, L.:(lcommanded, after the
• oi DuCenther -.. • . succe:cding zs•th June
• th ;t:rzliQr orders, td apply to One of
Him ~na:esty's
.111:::i;A:s of the Peace, in the -neighbourhood
• ihey and make the following Aaidavit, which
the said ?.I•igist ace for the County, City, llorough, or Riding,
whcm the Pcnsioner appears, will sign and date, viz..
came betore rne, one of His Majesty's
"4 .instkes of the PeaCe, for th 9, County of , and
made otn, that 'h.!, was admitted an 9ut-Pensioner of
" Chcisca Iloapiril, en the . • day of 17 ,
" (or i 8 ) &cm the Regiment 'of , , corn-
,
manded by , »Ts then aged about

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" years, served in the Army ; years,- was discharged for
, and that he is no otherwise provided for by the
" . PubliC, but as a Pensiontx ;of the said Hospiial, and now
" lives in the,Parish of .• - , in `the County of
". S worn b..lforc me, this . • . day of , 180 ."
Tito..l(ll,iavit, dr.,wn according to the above Form, dated.
s:11: „,,,su.-tibyla.•M;igistrate, is to be put up in a Cover, and
tent- by General Post, diretted thus : -" To the. Right Hon.:
the Pay master General,., at the Horse Guards, London."
Aid Ci,utiterpartsor Duplicates of the said Affidavits are to
be msetved by the Out=Pensioners respectively, to be exhi-
bi a:=ti to such PersOns as shall be direcied to pay them, that
tiwy in«y be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pen-
sioi,s, are the r::..•I Persons entitled to receive the same.
And to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of
Chelsea• Hospital may be satistiedt'nat the Pensioners are th.
a ini.t. Persons ‘vno have passed their Examination, it is hereby.
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net tiirceled, that such of them who have served in,, and
been discharged from any of the Regiments, or Indepen-
c •in Companies' of I nva lids, arq' not to :mention -in their
A %davit such Regiment, or Company of Invalids, in which'
) • serveil last, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the
In% from which- they rwere first discharged, and recom
1-.,encled and received at Chelsea Hospital. ►
And s'tlielGer.eral Payments in Great Britain and Ireland,
at the end of the ens:ling' siN mouths, are chiefly regulated by
the Places of ;Residencer• mentioned 'by the Pensioners
who-are mustered at Chelsea in Person, add in the bcdy
of the Aflid:tvits of those who at a distane.e.i, it. is.
hereby ordered and directed, that no Person" ivho shall
change the Place of his Abode given in 'at his muste:r,Aar s'pe-
ciriecl in his Nffldavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his
Pension (except to the Officers of Excise, nearest such Place
of abode, fi ,It reee;ve the same, unless it appears, by the
.-eFliet`dable persons, that such removal-was
throw,h i, leiueeessity, , which he or they could not •
foresee or • • ' - •
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r,otifi,-.:3, that none will
.be entered upon'the
Pay . • ar be entitled to receive any
benefit I.!. - wit° shill not aI agrt.eably to these orders
and ctiree.:u•t:;.

G. AUST,
Secretary ,ane.l Register.

Desinilile koti7s,!. to LEFF, calledii 171\401:E
-.LI: HALL; eon:,•Ming of two gooq, Parlours,. a Hail, a
1-lottsekc;--.er's a -Kitchen ard Scullery adjoining,
;with a P%••.:7 in it, an excellent Pantry; kvidi a Bake-liouc
; fie Closet ; a good Gar_
X1::1 a;;,! Trees ; CUa..ll;
ILQMe, 1:•._ 1- . : Lot.ts'over them, and a
t. •••• • ; -planted With young
on the Corn:non, with a
eri;;tit of

A Cot consisting of a Kitchen, t tvo• Pantries,
t..%0 and .two Gardens (one partly.walled;, with
e:,nyenieitt.l-)ti-h:es, may he hg:.l With it ir desfied. • .
is situated in a' dry healthy situation, (one
rnlie INI-etikkted, lour.from flei:ley, nine from Reading,
of a nuie twin the Turnpike-Road trout
to.CrAtiard. , •
.of fhe Rev. Mr. Schate-
:, ..t Hs% near the Premises ; or of. Mr.
Solicitor, Ilenley:upun:L'harries.

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From the LONDO.4VG.4ZEiTE, j:aly 3,1802.

Whitehall, 3. nly 2, 1802.

The King has been plea3ed to appoint John
Smyth, -Esq. Master and Worker' of the Mint. •
. Whiteheill, July 3, 18c2.

_ 'The
.King..has been' pleased
,to constitute and
appoint the Right Honourable Henry Addington,
Charles Small. Pybus, Eq. George Thynnc, Esq.
.(conimonly called Lord George ThYnne,) Natha-
niel Bond, and John Hi!ey Addington, Esqrs. to
be COmmissitiners for executing the Office of Trea-
sirer of His ,Majesty's Exchequer.
Whitehall, jay 3, 'BO2.

The.Kini' has been pleased to present the Re-
verend James'Hook, Clerk, Master of Arts, to
thb RettorY of Epwortli, in the Isle of Axholme,
in the County and Diocese of Lincoln, void by the
Cession of the Reverend John Marshall, Clerk, the
last incumbent.

Ordnance-Offee, June 30, iSoz.
• Royal Regiment of
.21rtillety.
First tieutenant Henry Crawford to be 'Captain-Lieutenant,
vice T. Tisdall, retired. Dated lune it, xBoz.
Second Lieutenant Thomas Cubitt to be' First Lieutenant,
• vice Crawford Dated as, above.
Captain-Lieutenant Howard Douglasrto be Adjutant, vice
A. Y. Spearman, pcomoted. Dated lune 3,18 oz.
Grdizance-pffice, yr.ly 2, 1802.
R',yal Regiment of Artillely.
Gentlemen Cadet William Loring to be Second Lieutenant,
vice H. Bates, promoted.. Dated julF r, iSoz.
Gentleman Cadet Joseph Darby to be Second Lieutenant,
vice J. Rollo, promoted. Dated as above. •
Commission's signed ly the Deputy Liethenants, for the County of
Northumberland.
William Burrell, Esq.. to be a Deputy Lieutenant. Dated
tune I, 002.
Henry 'Ulric!: Aeay to be Ditto. Dated ns•above.
Robert loblibg, Esq.,tobe dine,. Dated as above.

'ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES.
Edward Christian, Esquire.
Wednesday, July 7, at Wisbech.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Aug. 17. john Lewis, of the Old Jewry, London, ware-
houseman, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept.;4. Thomas Simpson, William Triylerson, John
Sanderson; and Joseph Griinger, now or late of Stokesley,
Yorkshire, bankers, at clever?, atthe Black-Lion, Stockton,
Durham.

B Ar 1,17 R UPTS .
john Freeman, of Fleet-street, London, hat-manufaaurer,
to surrender July 19,. 24, and August 14, at; twelve, at
• Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jennings and Collier,
Great Shire,lane,•Temple-Bar, London. • •
Edward Brewer, of Cricklade, Wiltshire, money-scrivener,
July 16, at rive, 17, and Augusfi4, at ten, at the Bull Inn,
fairford, Glpucestershire. Attorney, Mr. Crowdy,
Highworth, Wiltshire. • i
Mark Filmiss, John White, and Robert Styring, of Sheffield,
silver-platers, July 20, zl, and August 14, at eleven, at
,the Crov.:n and Shakespeare:Tavern, Sheffield. Attornies,
Air. Shearwood, Sheffield ;, or Messrs. Allen and .Exley,
Furnival"s-Inn; London. ) •
Bingley Wilson, of Thornhill tees, yorksbire, limeburner,
July
_B, and Augutt 14, 'at elevcn, 'at the White-Hart
" Inn,7,akefield, Attornies, Mr. Battye, Chancery lane,
London • cr Mr. Brook, IVake:ield.
Henry •latc..,•of KingtOn, .Herefordshire, baker, July
22, 23, and August 14, at eleven, at the King's-Head Inn,
Kington, Hereford. Attornies, ,Messrs. Chcese and
Davies, Kington, Herefordshire. , ,

John Dancaster, of New Alresford, Southampton, groCer,
July rz, at three, yz, at ten, and August 1,4, at twelve, at
the George' Inn,- New Alrescord. ' Artcumies, Mr. Hop.-
kins, New Alrestord; or Mr. Twynam, Inner-Ternple.
._ latte,,London. , .

Matthew Campbell and William Teasdale, of Manchester,
grocers, july 9, z3','and August r 4, at three, at the'Uniccrn,
11LFnc!iester.• Attorney, Mr. Milne, Manchester.
Ch,istopher Stainhank, of Old Lord--street,
printseller, 11.4 to, 24, and liti;:ust 14,-51 tcn,'at Guild-
Attorney, Mr. T. WilliainSun, Clitibrd's-hut,

Joseph Braint, late of Monkgate, Yorkshire,- butter and
bacon-factor, ,July 33, • and August 13, 14, at eleven, at
the Red-Lion Inn, Monk Bar, York. Attornies,
• Munby, Yak ; or Mr. Evans, Furnival's-Inn, London:
George _Ball, of. the Berougli of Launceston, Cornwall,
deafer in spirits, July 17, 19, and August r 4, at einven, at
the. White-Dart, Launceston: -A,ttorney, Mr. St. Aubyn,
Docl:, Devon: -
John Turner, of Kingston-upon-Tharrxs, maltster, July 8;
_ 55, at one; and August .14, at ten, at Guildhall. -Attor-
rues, Messrs. Wright and Bpvill, Chancery-lane, Lon—
don.