The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-22 00:00:00

• CHELSEA HOSPITAL,
November 12, Ito 2:
THESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable
the Lords and others, Commissioners-for managing the.
Affairs of the Royal Hospital, at Chelsea:, to. give Notice'
That His Majesty has been. pleased to command, that all
Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, resident in
London, or within twenty-five miles thereot, who Were dis-
charged from their respeCtive Corps, as Serjeants, Corpo-
rals, Drummers, or Private Men (the Out-Pensioners from
the late Horse Guards, and Horse Grenadier Guards, the
Life Guards, and Royal Horse Guards ; such Men as by the
Hospital BookS are now more than fifty-five years of age, or
had served twenty-five years in the Army previotisly to their
Discharges, those who have lost a Limb, or their Eye-
sight, or are Cripples, and the Letter-men, excepted), do
personally and regimentally appear at the said Hospital, on
the Days undermentioned and appointed for them respec-
tively ; when and wherc Attendance will be given, from
Nine o'C lock in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, in
order that such of them, as on examination shall be foundfit,
may be sent to Garrison Duty, viz.
MONDAY the 29th November.
The Pensioners from the Dragoon Guards, those from the
several Regiments of Dragoons, Fencible Cavalry, the Bri-
tish idegion of Horse, and the Royal. Waggoners.
TUKSPAY the' 3oth November.
The Pensioners froni_the First and Coldstreani Regiments
of Foot Gunds.
WEDNESDAY the Ist December. •

The Pensioners from the Third Regiment ofFoot Guar6,
with those from the First Regiment of Foot, o the loth of
Foot inclusive.
THURSDAY the ad December.
Those from the iotli Regiment of Foot to the 25th of Foot
inclusive.

FRIDAY the 3d December.
Those from the 26th Regiment of Foot to the 45th of Foot
inclusive.

SATURDAY the 4th December.

Those from the 46th Regiment of Foot to the both of Foot
inclusive.
MONDAY the 6th December.

Those from the gist Regiment of Foot, to the 134th of
Foot inclusive; as also the Pensioners from Lord trathaVA's,
Majors Waller's, Elford*s, and Fish's Corps, Loyal Irish,
Q uten's Rangers, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volunteers;
and the Royal Garrison Battalion.
TUESDAY the 7th December.
The Pensioners from the Fencible Corps, the several Ame-
rican and other Corps, the Independent Companies; and
Militia.

• His Majesty has, on this occasion, thought fit to;declare
his gracious intention, that none of the 0 u t-Pensioners,who
on examination, may be found fit for duty, Shall be • required
to serve any where but in the Invalid Corps ; that every Man
found tit kir duty, shall be entitled, on his arrival at the Gar-
rison to which ne shall be sent, to receive a Bounty of One
Pound Five Shillings, or so much thereof as shall reinain,
after supplying him with proper necessaries; and those who,
on examination, are found unfit for duty, shall be disMisst,d
with proportionate subsistence to carry them back to their,
homes.

And it is hereby further notified, that all such of the said
Out-Pensioners, as well from the Cavalry as Infantry .ex-
cept as aforesaid), who shall not appear at the said Hospital,
at the time herein appointed, in obedience to His Majesty's
Commands, will be considered as otherwise provided for by
Government, or as dead ; and they will accordingly be struck
°lithe Books of the Out-Pension of the said Hospital, with-
out-any prosped of being restored thereto. _

G. AUST,
Secretary and Register.

EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
At e IeLiV.ETING 9r GENTLEMEN convened by Pub—
lieAdvertisetnent, to take inter cotteidefa:ian tba,..iatetxlA4
EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY,
through the Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX and
1-ANTS to the SEA COAST, held at the Swan Inn, in
Reigate, on Tuesday, the gth day of November, t 502;
ROBERT HUDSON, Esq. in the Chair ;
ESOLVED, That it is the Opinion of this
IN, Meeting, that a Railway will be beneficial to the
County of Surrey, inasmuch as it will facilitate the carrying
Merahandize to Market. _ _

That it is their opinion, a- Line should be extended to
London, from such point in the present Railway as shall on
an actual Survey be approveXas the best.
That Mr. William lessop do take a Survey from the pre-
sent Railway of the Country betweeeLondon and Croydon,
for such intended Line, and that at a Meeting to be held at
the King's Arm's Inn, in Croydon, on this day fortnight,
he do make a Report of the same.
That the following Gentlemen be added to the Committee,
viz.
Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Col. Wood, M. P.
Sir Win. East, Bart. Richard Barnes, Esq.

. Beni. Travers, Esq. for George Mowbry, ES:q.
Sir Cha—Blunt, Bart. John Dingwall, Esq.
Robert Hudson, .Esq. Charles Birkhead, 'Esq.
Hyltonjollitfe,Esq. M.P. Win. Parker Hamond, Esq.
Rev. Wm. tollitre,- .Thomas Byron, Esq.
Rob. Ladbroke, E sq. M. P.• Rev. Thomas Vv. igsell•
That the Proceedings of this Meeting be advertised in the
Public Papers.
That this Meeting be adjourned to Tuesday the 23d inSt.
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the King's Arms Inn,
in Croydon.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair-
man, for his able and attentive Condulit in the Chair.
ROBERT HUDSON, Chairman.
W. B. LUTTLY, Secretary,
November 9. ,Wandsworth.

.tjOHN HICKINBOTTOM respeftfully informs
the Nobility and Gentry, that he has fitted up and
,P EN ED AN HOTEL, in the most fashionable Style, dis-.
tinguished by the Name of the BRITISH HOTEL, No. 88,
Jermyu-street, St. James's, adapted as well :for the accom-
modation of Families as Single Gentlemen.
He ventures to solicit the Company of the Nobility and
Gentry, as hi;i Charges will be moderate, and the most mi—
nute Attention paid in every respeol to their Convenience.•
HICKINBOTTQNI begs leave to realm his grateful,
Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and others, for their Pa-
tronage already received in the \Vine Trade, at his House,
NO. is; Duke-street, which he. continues on an extensive
Scale, as usual : and it being in his Power to serve them
With Wines of the first Vintage, he trusts his Exertions
will ensure their future Favours." •

Liquors, and.every other Article in the above Branch, of
superior quality,

~This Day Was published, price bound, as. or 225. a dozen to
those who laty them to give away,' a new Edition, being
the Twenty-fifth, of
HE PIOUS COUNTRY PARISHIONER
instruaed how to spend every-day through the 'whole
course of his Lite, in a religious and acceptable manner.
Advice hOw to keep. the. Lord's Day holy. A CoUrse of
reading the Holy Scriptures, wherein is shown how much
they out-do in eloquence, all the Rules of Human Art. A
right Method of_ Education. The ill consequences of with-
-holding Instruaion from Children.; how to subdue their
Passions, and make them a Comfort to their Friends, and a
Blessing to the World. The Feasts and Fasts: To which
are added, Colleds on several occasions : Also, a Discourse
concerning the indispensable, though in CoUntry Parishes,
much negleEted Duty of receiving the blessed Sacrament of
the Lord's Supper; wherein the Nature of it
.is described ;
the Obligations of frequenting it enforced : All the excuses
usually brought for the neglect of it answered. The-ignor-
ant Person taught what he must do in order to be a worthy
Communicant. And because all must diei. Rules are given
for a devout BehaViour in the Tithe of Sickness ; and Direc-
tions laid clown how to prepare for a happy change at Death.
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