The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-04 00:00:00

On MONDAY, the Bth of IDLY, 18as,

The PensionerS. from the Ist and ld Regiments of Life.
Guards, the late tat and zd Troops of Hor'se Guards, the
late tSt and ad Troops of Horse Grenadier Guards, the Royal
Horse Guards (Blues),, the Dragoon .Guards, the 3d, 4th, and
7th Reginients of Horse, all the Dragoons,, and Vencible Ca.
valry, the British Legion of Horse, with the Waggon Train.
Un TUESDAY, the gth of JULY,
•

The Pensioners frQm the Ist, 2d, and 3d Regiments of
Foot Guards.

On tVEDNESDAY, the ►oth of 'MX,

The Pensioners from the tst to the 3zd Regiments of Foot
inclusive.
On TH URSDAY, the nth of I U LY,

Thous fMli the '33ct to the 69th Regiments of Foot
in-
elusiv~e.
On PRIPAY, the tzth•of IDLY,
Those from the ?<Olio the twit Regiments of Foot in.
; also the PenstOners from the Queen's German Re.
giment, the African Corps, Loyal Irish,'
,Lord Strath.
aven's, Majors Nailer's', Elford's,rmil FishisCor pso he Queen's
Rangers, Fencible Corps,: Royal Garrisou Battalion, Cinque
Port, and YohniteefS, lute Royal Hospital Corps,
with the Militia..
On SATURDAY, the 13th JULY,
Those from the RoYal'Veterin Battalions at sd. per die,n,
and those also who have the increased Pension of 9d: and ts.
per diem ; the Pensioners from the independent Compa,
:Ines of Reduced Regiments of Marines, and Letter-
men, the.Serjeants from the Foot-Guards, at -91. •perdrem ;
'the Serjeants, Corporals, and Private Men, who receive the
increased Pension on account of Blindness ; as also the Ser.
.jeants disbanded from the late Independent Cornpsnies, who
receive is, per day, with the Private Gentlenieii who re.
ceive Annuities from
.the late tst and ad Troops of Horse.
'Guards.
And that all Out-Pensioners (as,well Lettermen as others)
belonging to the said Hospital,' who live at a greater distance
tha v,Twenty.tive Miles from London, and those in Scotland
and I refand, are hereby required and commanded, after the.
aSth of Decetnhernext.: and after every succeeding -astii of
Deceinbef and asth of tune, until further Orders, to-apply
to one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace in the Neigh-
bourhood where they reside; and make, the following
Afilda-
vit, which the. said Magistrate for the County, City, Borough
'or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, Will sign and'
:date, • viz.
came before me, one of His Majesty's
Justices of the. Peace fur the County of
" anti made Oath that he was admitted .an-Out-Pensioner of
".Chelsea Hospital op-the •-• • • day of • -17 •
(or 18 ), from the • Regintent of com-
" anded by was then aged
"'ears; was Discharged 'for • and that
" he is no otherwise
.provided for by the Public, but :13 a
" Pensioner of the said Hospital, and now lives in the Parish
" of iu the. County of

" Sworn before me
" of to

this

• The A ffidavit, drawn according to the above Form, tloga
and attested by a Magistrate, is .to be put up in
.4 Cover,
and sent by the General - Post, diretted titus "To the
'RightHein. the •Pay- Master-G enerat, at the 1-1:54•44 rc6.,*
London," and te mark in the Corner of the Cover, "'Chel-
sea PensionerS' Affidavits," and Counterparts IT Duplicates
of the said Affidavits are to be reserved by the Out-Pen-
sioners respedively,'to be exhibitea to elicit Persons. as shall
be &retied to'pay them, that they May he satisfied that all
such as may claim Out Pensions ate the real /errant' coil-
tled to receive the same.
And to the end, that the.Comptissioners ter the Afftirs of
Chelsea Hospital may be satated that the Pensioners are the
same Persons who have passed their ExaMination, it is here-
by further directed, that such of them who have servedin,
and have been discharged from, Any of. the Regiments or in-
dependent .Companies of Invalids, are not to rneotion in
their Affidavits such Regiment or Coi-opany'of Invalids in
which they served last, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps
of the Army from which they were first discharged and re-
commended, and received at Chelsea Hospital. -
And as the General Payments in Great tritain and Ireland,
at the end of the ensuing six months, are regulated by • the
Pla4s of Residence rneotioned by the Pensioners who are,
mustered at Chelsea iu person, and in the body °Vibe preceding
half-yearly Affidavits ot thOse who live at a distance, it is here-
.by ordered and directed, that'no"Peravo who shall, change time
-Place of his •Abode. given in at his Muster, or specified in his
AffiddVit aforesaid, and who may apply fur his Pension (ex-
cepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such Place of Abode),
shall receive the same, unless it appears' by the. Certificate of
respettable Persons, that such tei-noval‘iias through unavtAd-
ableriecessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent ;
and that any one who'may tranchilently attempt to receive a
double-payment atilt: Pension, either at Chelsea, or at dit-
ferent Places, shall be struCk °Wale Lists.

. _
Lastly; It is'notifted..that none will be entered upon the
Pay Lists of the Hosp.t.tal, or he entitled to receive Any He.
nefit therefrom w.bi.i.shall not ad agreeably to these ()Hers
And Direetioni, particularly in sending their halt' yearly
Affidavits to the Pqaustor General, as above diled,;(l, and
to.,tko other ; which several of the Pet.sioners 114VC
fare either 'neglected to do, or sent them irreguimly to otlur
Department s,

A US T.
Srcretary ar,d Regiitret.

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