The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-13 00:00:00

On SATURI)AY, Iniquivav ts.

The Pensioners t'ron► the ist and Coldstream Regiments of
Foot Guitrds: -

On MONDAY, JANUARY 17.

The Penuioners fmtit the 31 Regiment of Foot Guards, and
thew.: from the rat to the Itth kqinientspf Fool, inctusive.
On TUESDAY, fANot.ny tg.
•
Those from the tzth to the 3ith Regimettli of Foot,
.iti-
clusive.

On WEDNESDAY, JANon.Rv 19.
Those from the 36th to the 6zci Regiments of Foot,

On THURSDAY, lANVARY 20.

Those from the 634 to the 134th Regiments of Foot in-
clusive, as also the PensiOners from the Queen's German
Regiment, the African Corps, Loyal I risk, Lord Strathaven's,
Major Waller's, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, Queen's Rangers,
the Fencible Corps, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volunteers,
the Royrl hospital Corps, with the Anierican Corps.

On.FRIDAY, JANUI:RY 21.

The 'Pensioners from the 'Militia, those from the several
ndependpin Companies of InValids, these from the Reduced
Regiments, Mariner, and those who have beenin-I'ertsionets
of Chelsea Hospital.
On SATURDAY, JANUARY 22.

The Pensioners from the late :Royal Garrison :flattalitm,
the Lettermen, and, Men at Nine-Pence per Diem ; those
Serjeants, Vorporals and Private Men, who, receive the in-
creased Pe. sion on account Of Blindness; as also the-Serjeants
disbanded Iront the late independent Companies; who receive
One Shilling per Diem; with the ,Private Gentlemen who
receive Annuities from the late ISt- and 2d Troops,of:Hurse
Guards. __ _ • . • . .

And that all Out. Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others),
beloneing to the said Hospital, who live 'at a greater-distance
than Twenty.five Miles from London, and those isi Scotland
and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, after the
zsth of lune next, and after every succeeding 'wit of June,
and asth 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 A IlidaVit, which
the said Magistrate for the County, City, Borough, or Riding,
before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz.
1, •••-•,-.--• came before nu', one of His Majesty's
" Justices of the Peace Eta the County of , and
'' made Oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of
44 Chelsea Hospital. on the day t • 17 cr
44 ), from the Regiment of , , commanded
; was then aged about years, served . y
,
44 the Army years, was discharged for , and that -
"heis no otherwise provided for-by the. 'Public, but as a
's Pensioner of the said Hospital,..and now lives in the Parish
~ of ,in the County of - . .
" Sworn before me, this day of ,t& "
. •
The Affidavit, drawn according to7tbaahover-thrrii,
and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a cover, and
si•nt by the •General Post, direeted thus —" To the Right
tionoor-ble the Paymaster Cenral, at the Horse Guards,
London." And Counterparts or Duplicates of the said Atli-
davits, are to lie reserved by.theOut,Pcnsioners respcztively,
to be exhibited to such persons as shall la,• direeted to pay
them, that they may be satisfied that ail such as may claim
Out-Pensions, are the real Persons, entitled to receive the
same. • And-to the end that the Comthissioners for the Affairs
of Chelsea Hospital may he satisfied that the,Pensiopers are
the same Persons who have passed_ theirE conination,.. it is
hereby further direeted, that such of them Who have. served
in, and have beep discharged froni any of the Regiments,
Independent Companies of. Invalids, aN not to mention in
their Affidavits such Regiment, or .Companv-of I nyA
which they served lasts but the Regiment, Troop, ai C,ri/s
of the Army, from which they were first discharged, and re.
commendol, and received at Chelsea lospital,
Aicci as generalTaymenti at; real .lintain and Ireland.
atthc end of the ell'Aiing sin Nr.nths, generally regulated
by the. Places of Residence, moiltiOned by the Pensionz•rs
Who are mustered at Chef perion, and to the had of tltg
Affidavits of those live at a distance ; it is hereby or-
dered and dire6ted, th.it s o Person who shalt change. the
Place of his A bo& give Ii ill at his-Muster, ors reified in his
Affidavit aforesaid, inns who may apply ten. his Pension (ex-
cepting to the Officers of • ExLise nearest such Place of
Abode), shall receive the same, unless it'appears 'by the
Certificate of respettable Persons, that such CCIIIUVOL, WAS.
through unavoidable necessity, which he or they. could not.
foresee or prevent.
Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the
'Pay-Lists Of the. said lto,pital, or be entitled to receive any
Benefit therefrom, who shall not at agreeably to these Orders
and-Direaions.
• (3.
.
Secretary and Register.

POLITICAL. RECOLLECTIONS relative to
EGypsT, conuining Observations on its Governmeilt
tinder thd3vramelnkeit, Its Gerig,taPhical Position, its intrin-
sic and extrinsicßesoutces, its relative Importance to Eng..'
land and France, maks Dangers to England in the Posses-
sion of France. With a NA RRATI V E of the ever•nte-
tnorablh BRITISH CAMPAIGN in the Spring of alt.
The Second Edition, with interesting Additions. Recording
the Campaign to its. splendid Conclusion, and commemo-
rating its gloriotti Consequences, by an insertion of the Vote
of Thanks of the House or Commons to the Army ...And Navy,
equally meritorious of the whole Empire.
By GEORG,: BALDWIN, gal.
Late His Majesty's Consul General in Eppt, and invited by.
the Commanders in Chieft as darned, Irons his experience,
essential to the Success of the fixpedition.
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