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SECRETARY'S OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL,
January It, 1853.
IrEIESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable
the LORDS and Others, COMMISSIONERS for
Managing the AtVtits of the ROYAL HOSPITAL at
CI-JELSEA, to give Notice, that all Out-Pensioners (as
Well Lettermen as others), belonging to the said HoSpital,
residing in London, or within. Twenty-five Miles thereof;
are required to appear Personally; and Regintentallyi at the
Secretary's Office, in the said Hospital, on the respective
Days undernientioned, when attendance will be given from
Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Three in the A ftehmon,
viz.

On FRIDAY, TANUARY t 4. •
The Pensioners from the rst and ad Regiments of Life
Guards; 'the late Ist and ad Troops of Horse Guards; the
late Ist and ad Troops, of Horse Grenadier Guards; the
Royal Horse Guards, Blue; the 3d, 4th, and 7th Regiments
of Morse; the Dragoon Guards, and all the Dragoons and
Fencible Cavalry, with the British Legion of Horse.
On SATURDAY, IANUARY 15.
The Pensioners from the tst and Coldstream Regiments of
Foot Guards. . •
On MONDAY, TANuattry 17.
Pensionersitam the 3d Regiment of Fdot Courts. ;.lii
tho.w.froni the rst to the tritiltegrOunt4'of Foot, incluzive.
On TUESDAY, f ,A-UARY 1g:
Those from the lath to the 35th Regiments of Foot, in-
clusive.

On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1).
Those from the 36th to the 62A , Regiments of Foot,
elusive.

On THURSDAY, r a t..NUARY 20.
Those froni the 63d to the rieth Regiments of Foot in.
elusive, as also the Pensioners from the Queen's German
Regiment, the African Corps, Loyal Irish, Lord Strethaven's,
Major Walter's, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, Queen's Rangers,
the Fencible Corps, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volunteers,
tile Royal Hospital Corp_s, with the American Corps.
On FRIDAY,IANUAICY 21.
The Pensioners from the Militia, those from the several
Indeper lent Companies of Invalids' those from the Reduced
Regiments, Marines, and those who have been In-Pensioners
of Chelsea Vlospital.
On SATURDAY, tANUARV 22.
The Pensioners from the late Royal Garrison Battalion,
the Lettermen, and Men at Nine-Pence per Diem; those
Serjeants, Corporals and Private Men, who receive the in.
creased Pension on account of Blindness ; as also the Serjeants
disbanded from the late Independent Companies, who receive
One Shilling per Diem • with the Private .Gentlemen who
receive 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
than Twenty-five Miles truth London, and those in,Seotland
and Ireland, are hereby reqtfired and commanded; after the
25t11 of June next, and after every succeeding asth of June,
and 2sth of December, until further orders, to apply to one
of His Majesty's justices of the Peace, in the neighbourhood
where they reside, and make the following Affidavit, 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 for the County of , and
" made Oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of
" Chelsea Hospital, on the day of 'Or
" iS ), from the Regiment of , Commanded by
64 ; was then,aged about years, served in
" the Army years, was discharged for , and that
" he is no otherwise provided tor by the Public, but as a
" Pensioner of the scaidlloapitall'and now lives`in.the Parish
46 of , in the County at
" Sworn before me, this day pf ; ,"
The .o.ffidavit, drawn according to the above form,. dated
and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up ,in a cover, and
sent by the General Post, directed thus---‘ To the Right
Honoureble the Paymaster General, at the Horse Guards;
• London." And Counterparts or Duplicates of the said Affi-
davits, are to be reserved by the Out-Pen wafters respectively,
to be exhibited to such persons as shall be directed to pay
them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claim
Out-Pensions, are the real l'ersons entitled to receive the
same. And to the end that the Commissioners fur the A Weirs
of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners arc
the same Persons who have passed their Examination, it is
hereby further direded, that such of them who have served
in, and have been discharged from any of the Regiments, or
Independent Companies' of Invalids, are not to mention in
their Affidavits such Regiment, or Company of Invalids in
which they served last, bet 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 Britain and Ireland,
at the end of the ensuing six Months, are generally regulated
by the Places of Residence, mentioned by the Pensioners
who are mustered at Chelsea in person, and in the body of the
Affidavits of those who live at a diitance ; it is hereby or-
dered and directed, that no Person ,-:who shall change the
Place of his Abode given in at his Muster, or specified in his
Affidavit aforesaid, and who may.apply tor his Pension (ex.
icepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such Place Of
Abode), shall receive the saute, unless it appears by the
Certificate of respedable Persons, that such removal was
throPgh unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not
foresee or prevent.
Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered. upon .the
Pay-Lists at the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any
Benefit therefrom,, who shall not ad agreeably to these Orders
and Direaions.

G. AusTs •
Secretary anti Register.

HEREFORDSHIRE.
TO BE LETT, or SOLI.) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
and Possession had at Lady-clay next,
L.
CONVENIENT.. RESMENCI4I for .a
Genteel Family, or for a Boarding
.Scheol,. situate in
the Village of LI GONSHA L 1., in the County of 'Hee hint.
The House consists of a roomy Hall, tiro good Parlours,
excellent .Kitchen and Back Kitchen, on the Ground Floor,
and five .Bedchambers on the First Floor, with Garrets.
The Garden is sufficiently large, and nearly surrounded with
a single row of Scotch and 'Larch Firs. There are three
Acres of . Land attached to it, partly plinted with •young
. Fruit Trees, now aiming into bearing, and producing at pre-
sent five or six Hogsheads of Cyder.-- 'Chem are convenient
Outbuildings, as Barn, Stables, and Cyder Cellar, belonging
to it • and the Village will siipply the Table with Most.cum-
mon'NecesSaries a (Butcher and Shopkeeper living on the
spot: The.Markct
Town of Kington lies•withirthree
where there is a genteel Society', and. well attended Assembly
and Grammar School. The London Waggon; on its toad to
Kington,tonce a week, passes the Village. •
To save unnecessary application, the yearly Rent will be
Thirty Pounds, and the Purehase.money. Six Mundred
Pounds, which may for the most part remain-on the Pre•
rinses, if necessary.
For further particulars, application may be made to bI
Tourie, Palmer, and I.' ugh, No.
.s,•Gray's inn-square,
don, or, Mess. Cheese ;01 Davies, Kington, Herefordshire.
January 7, 1303.

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