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7HURSD4Y, jutY 14, 1303.

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SECRETARY'S OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL;
uly 8, an.
"THESE are, by Order of the Right Honour:4lde
the LORDS and others, COMMISSIONERS, for
managing the Affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chau:a, to
give notice, that all Out-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as
others) belonging to the said Hospital, residing in London,
or within Twenty-tive miles thereof. arc required to appear
parionaUy, and Regimentally, at the Seeratary's.Oiliee, in
the said Hospital, on the respedive days undermentioned,
when attendance will be given from Nine o'Cluck in the
Morning, until Three in the Afternoon, viz.

On FRIDAY, JULY lc.
The Pensioners frm the Ist anti ad Regiments of.iife
Guards; the late tat` and ad Troops of Horse Guards ; the
late A tnd ad Troops of Horse Grenadier Guards ; the Royal
Horse Cuards, Blues) ; the Dragoon Guards, the 3d, 4th,
and 7tll Regiments of' Horse; all the Dragoons and Foieible
Cavalry-, the British Legion of Horse, with the Waggon
Train.

On SATURDAY, IULY t 6.
The Fent:inners frvm the 'stand Coldstream Regiments of
Foot Giatds. _

On MONDAY, JULY 0,

The Pensioners from the 3d
.Regiment or Fo `Guards,,
Gprds.,
and thhv from the ist to the trill Regime:di Qt' Foor,.ist=
clusrve. •
On TUESDAY, 19,
Mete front the ttth to the ;silt Regiments of Foot, in.

On WEDNESDAY, I'ULY 20.
Those from the pat tc.l9le sgth Regiments of Foot. in-
clusive.

On THURSDAY, JULY 21.
Those from the Goth to the Ilsith Regiments of Foot, in.
elusive.
On•FRIDAY, JULY 22.
Those from the opth to the ijith Regimentit of Foot in-
clusive, also the Pensioners from the Queen's Qerthan Regi.
ment, the African Corps, Loyal Irish, Lord Strathaveols,
Majors Wailer's, Elford's, and • Fish's Corps, the Queen's
Rangers, Fencible Corps' Royal Gazrison Battalions Cinque
Port, and Lancashire Volunteers, the Rorl Hospital Corps,
also theiAmerican and other Corps, with the Militia.

On SATURDAY, JULY 23.
Those from the Independent Companies ot • Inealids,. Re.
duced Regiments of Marines, and Lettermen.

On MONDAY, JULY 2c.
The Serjeantiii. from !the Foot Guards at Ninepence per.
diem, the Serjeants, Corpdrals, and Private Men who re.
(vise the increased Pension on account of Blindness ; as also
'the.Serjeauts disbanded froin• the late- Independent -Corn-
rues, who receive One Staling der day ; with the Private
rodeo= who receive Annuities from the late Ist and ad
Troops of Horse Guards.
And that all Out-Pensinners (as-well Lettermen as others)
belorwing to ;hound Hospital.' who Live at a greater distance
them Twenty. Miles from London, and those in Scot-
land end Ireland, arc hereby required and varsimanded, after
the 55th of December next, Mt after every succeeding 25th
of-Jone aed 25th of Deceinber, until
_further olden. to apply
to one of His Majesty's justices of the Peace in the neigh-
bouthobd where they reside, and make the. following Atli-
davit, which the said Magistrate fur .the. County, City,
Boroup. or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears,
will sign and date, vie.
came before me, one of His Majesty's
" .justices of the Peace for the County of • • , and
" made Oath, that he was admitted an Our-Pensioner of •
" Chelsea Hospital on the day of :l7
" IS ,) from tife Regiment of
.. commanded
y ;
-was then ace d. ..Years, served in
"-the Army. years, was tbs.:loggia! for . . , and that
he is no otherwise provided fur lis• time Public but, as a
•s Paosioner of the said Hospital,- and now liVgs
41 of in the County of
" Sworn before me this day of, Igo ."
The Affidavit, drawn according to the alxivo 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 .
" Honourable the Paymaster-General. at the Horse Guards,
" London." And Counterparts. or Duplicates. of the said
Attidavitst.are to be • reserved by the Out-Pensioners respec-
tively, to he exhibited tci-Silell Persons as shall be diretled to
pii:therns that they-triay be .satiitieet- that-all stieli Las may I
claim Oul:rensiOns are the rW.Veruns entitled to receive
the same.-_ _

And to the end that • the Commissioners for'the A flltirs of
Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the
saute petwps who luve pasied their examinatitm, it is hereby
further diretted, that such of them who have served in, and
have heiti diseharged from, any of the Regiments, or I ncle.
pendent Companies of invalids, are not to mention in their.
Affidavits such Regiment or Company of Invalids in which
they served last, hut the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the
Army, from which they Were first discharged, and recom-
mended, and received at Chelse.l Hospital.
And as the general paymenvi in Great Britain and Ireland,
at the end of the ensum:4 mtaittis, are generally regulated
by the places ofvesidif..le mentioned by the .Pensioners, who
arc muster ...4 at Chr/sea in person,. and in the Potty of the
Affidavits of those who live at a itittinee, it is hereby ordered
and direeled, that no person who shall change the place of
his abode given.in at his muster, or specified in ...5 Affidavit
aforesaid, anti who may apply for his Pension (excepting to
the ()tikes of-Excise nearest such place of abode), shall re.
ceive the same, unless it appears by the Certitieitte of respect-
able Persons, that such removal:wits through unavoidable
necessity, Which he or they could not foresee or prevent.
It is also hereby notified, that none will he entered upon
the Pay Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive
any Benetit therefrom, who shall not set agreeably .to these
orders and diredions.

And His Majesty has been pleased to command, on. this
oteesiontehat all the Lettermen, Serjeants, Trumpeters, and
Drommgrs, on the Out-Pension of Chelsea, or. Kilinain-
ham Hospitals, resitiiieg within the above District, whether
discharged from the tinnier Cavalry or n faiktry; or froin
the Militia, or rencibles, ( such .Men as by the Hospital
Hooks, are now more than Sixty Years of Age, or who. nave
lost a Limb, or their F.)c-sight, or are Cripples, .Ur Who re.
teived a certificate of their total unfitness for Milner service,
trout any of the Officers employed at the General xatn Ma-
don of Out-Pensioners, in the Month of December Oka,
ext.eptedj, do, at tile times of their appearance, as above
mentioned, put theme' yes muter the Orders of the 0I ti cent,
_who have been appiainted to take thertein charge, aiid to 1.441.=
them to be examined, as to their fitness fur Duty, either in
the Army of Reserve, or on such other Service, as His Ma-
jesty may think proper toemptoy them upon, for the dekcnce
of the Itetalin.
this Niajesty iv gracioully'pleased to declare, that all the
said Letteeinen; Se-drains, Trunipeters, and Druininers, shali
be considered as etttiti:d to the Pension for the Six Nlontlis,
couirionielk. from Minsiintiner last,. notwithstanding those
ioUnd lit for service commence Pay, according to the
ranks which they held 'When discharged,. from the respective .
.days of their appearance, in pursuance of this Order.
His Mijesty is further pleased to declare, that every Man
found fit for Duty shall also he entitled; opt his joining the
Corps to wifiell he Shull he appointed, to receive a Bounty
of One Pound FiVte or so mini& thereof as.shall
remain, atter supplying loin with proper necessaries. '
And it is hereby notified, that all Out-Pensioners in Lon-
don, or within Twenty.five miles thereof, discharged in the
Ranks albresaid,. (eeceert as above excepted) who shall nut
appear at the times herein appointed, war he considered as
otherwise provided 'lot by' Government, or as dead, and they
will accordingly he stenek'ori'llie jlookz °trite Out-Perisiou
of the said respeitive Hospitals, of Chelsea or Kilinainliam,
without arty prospect or betog retit ore thereto.

(:. AusT,
Secretary and Register.

This Day w published, in Two Vole. Quarto,
Erica 11. his. boards,
,Allll. GENERAL VIEW of the DECISIONS of
I-ORD NIANSFiELD hi Civil Caoses.
13y WILLIA NI DAVID EVANS, Esq.
114nrister at tats, A
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IPII ICE SIXI'g246E.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT'.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

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WEDNESDAY, 1111., 73. •
Tn c Royal Assent .was Oven by Coinrnission to the Five
Million Exchequer Loan Bill, the Irish Ex'ports and Inn.
ports buties, the Militia. Pay and Cloathinig, the Militia Ail,
;wants and Sedum Majors' Bill, aucf.to four others of a.-
private or local description.
The Lords Commissioners were the Conn CHAmeaLtois,
the that! of Itost.tu„..and Lord WALSINGRAM.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded to their several
stages, among which the London Port' Bill was read a third
time and passed.
A' Petition Was presented by, Lord WALSIN4HAM on
behalf of, certain Cluthworkers and others, residing in the
Counties of Somerset: and Wilts, praying to be bean! by their
r Counsel againSt the Woollen Manufacturers Bill on the
second reading thereof. Their Lordships daxortU lye
'th.On the question being put for the s.cond reading Of the
'Woollen MaisulaCtorers Bill, the Counsel for the BetitiOnerst.
Messrs. l'iggotK Lens and lackson, and those in support of
he 1,, Malan. Plower- And. Dan ncey,
.were called to the
• -..sps le .41+
toeserttin Clothiers, of the town
and .eigrboornood of: Leeds ~its whose Petition t t appealed
there was that sett of serious Ustornialityi.which determined
their Ldrdskips to &cline heating Counsel in support of it:
Mr. Piggotecconlingly retired.
Sedeint Leis* and Mr: PeCCSON were then heard at
some lengt lion behalf o 1 tI se othe r Petitioners, and Mr P
14 En considerably in dciaii, in support of the Bill ; the jet of
the: Learned ri:entleman's equine's** was, that LiikSS some
Legislative ittoriations were adopted ties Session, she Wool-.
lei Ntanufatture„, by reason of the liabilities those Concsrne
ed were under,toti account of the Old Acts of• Parliament,
could not be carried on.
When Mr. Pi-vitae had
k concluded
The Loan ettA‘tl.l.osl4lkiti:(i WrJOIS3Ck, and made
a- variety of observations respedtingthe measure, as well in
. reference to what had fallen front the Learned Counsel, as to
his opinion on.the gentral subbed}. He wished to take she
.opinions
of their Lordships, whether enough had not trait.
spired to render it proper to read the Bill a second time, and
send it for detailed discussion to a Committee.
The ,Earl of ilost.t 14 delivered • his sentimente: width in
a great degree appeared to elincide with those oh Learned
Friend on the WisolsaCk. • Ilhwevcr he might disapprove of
the Bill RS it then stood, ha thought It, upon the whole, 4
proper subjeEt for the disGussion of a Committee, and though
the Session was very far advanced, yet hit; trusted their Lord.:
ships would pay duo attention to the investigation of the
s u biestl
,The Dora ofCcAettret expressed his coincidence in opf.
nion with the two Learned Lords in .the greater part of what
they advanced. In his preseot view of the subject, he was
.rather for than against the Bill ; at any rate, he highly ape
proved of its going toe Committee.
The Loan Cm A neELLoit shortly, nhd after alluding 0)
the great press.cf judicial business bete ;•e: the House, and to
his own iodispensaulc avocations in anolher quarter, hinted
the propriety of hav;tig the Bill, reterted to .a Committee
above stairs. • • • • •

Phis rtteetingth! sense' of the House, it was ordered accord..
ingli't sod all Petitions, Documents, &c. relative to the sub.
ice} of tile Bill, ‘ve,,e,i.ortiered to, be. referred to the eoininittec.
The Committee is.proposed to he an (yen one all Zile Lords
present this session heitui,s4u.i I tei , the..Ct In.
inittee 'vas ordered. WI:0'11441u: , its sittings un ,friday next.
At eight o'clock,- their Lordthilfs adjuitriliti till ' halt"}hast _
two IQ-morrow..

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HOUSE OF COAY.IIOIVS,

WEDNeSDAY. JULY 13.

Tits Royal Assent was given by Commission to WOW
Public and Private Rills.

A new Writ was ordered to be issued to eleet a Bagel's flai•
Great Crimsby, in the room of A. Boucitars., who has
accepted the Chiltern Hundreds,
PLUNitit presented a Petition Imm the .Prisoners
confiluxi for debt in the Gaol of Milford, praying
Ordered to lie nn "the Table.

The 'lrish Malt Duty Bill was read a third time and
passed.

A Person from the Exche Office brought up an Account
of the quantity of homemade Spirits permitted, from the
ph of lune last, to the sth of uly.—Ordered to lie on the
table.

Mr. H, Baowna postponed the Committee on the Scotch
filthlands Bill till Friday next,
• the Thames Police Rill yv.os read a second time, and or.
dered to be committed to a Committee or the who!». Howie
to- niorrotr.

The Order (lithe Day being react for the second reading of
the Church and Chapel Bill,
Mr. HURST said, he Was sure when the merits were
fairly discussed. it would not receive the support of the
House. The hilt went to repeal all those ,Laws which were
framed fora useful purpose. The flon. Gentleman took
the same objettion to the Bill ho offered yesterday. and con.
eluded by moving that it be Lread this day six months.
Mr. ifugToN. gave his support to the Bill i he observed,
the principle of it was simply this, that as many Parishes
in Ireland, were destitute of places of worship, and many of
the parsonage houses in a state of ruin, in which the clergy,
were obliged to reside, by a late At, the gill in question pros
postal to remedy these deka'. and he thought there was not
a Member in •tite. }louse who would object to support the
Rill, which was intended to give comfort to a very valuable
body of men. He could not see how the Bill would at all
affect the force of any old law. By several Als of Parlia-
ment, from Elitaboth up-to George lf,persons had a right
to dispose of their property to the service of the Cheri;li,
but slime the reign of George It. an Adt had paoed, which
'Bettered the Public from disposing of their prOperty, under
certain regulations, to the Church. He. however, could not
see why persons should not have the liberty to do as they
pleased with their property, and will it to .whom they
pleased. T tits now under discussion only allowed the
girt of five etre% of land, or the sum of soot., to grant coin.
forts to the Cier,ty, and support the Religion of the Ccruntry,
Mr. „Is. .4 few words against the Bill. The
House then divided on the Amendment, .
for the hill 6r
Against - :8
The Bill .was•: then read a second time; and ordered toile
committed to a Cointoitteeolthe whole House to-morrow.
A Message from the Lords stated, that their Lordships had
agreed to the Port of London' 811, and several priVatts.Billt,
veil !lout any Amendment.
• Mr. Co VI! T.ENA rinoved, that the Abstracts of the-Estate
of Lord Amherst be printed.7-o,rileresi.
.• City of London Quota, Bill W3l !tad ; second time.
and is to be committed to a Committee of the whole, House
to-tnorrow.
The Report of the Committee on, the Pool's Return sill
was brought up; which occasioned .a short. conversation be.
tweert Mr. iioaHousw, Mr. itOSK, Mr..Slthw LErivist, '
Mr. Hese t,. and Mr. Pt-rt. on the natuie ot the Rate le-
vied for the support Of the Poor, and themecessity of a full
Speedy etvisideratiOtt of the subjedl. , • ,
Tile Right Hon; Vat. l'i'ra observed, that every Gentle..
m-in ill the "'Mae inwt allow that the object of Inquiry was
highly desirable, and he thought the hest infurmation ought
to be got us early as SSibie. Its the subject must interest
every Member in the House.
The Aineuthatents were then read and agreed to, and the
Bill ordered to beengtosseci.

Sir FR A NCI S. litlßDirtT moved, that there be laid befoto
the House a List of the Pensions given to Natives and 100.
n.igners, up to the present time.
Mr. Cox Y hrouett up the Irish Magistrates Bill, whielt
way read a first timer and orden:d to he read a second time to,.
morrow.-

The Siert sr A rt Y at \V A a moved to bring in II Bill total,
der more cltedual a fete Ad.—Leave granted.

The SEC laT .1 RY at IV /IR observed, that a
•
notice which he had givers of a' Mahon fur 'attire to
bring io a Bil.l fart the further Pcfence of the Coim.