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On FAIDAY. the 12th.

Notice,

Those Pensioners from inly Regiment or Corps at
Is °bd. Isi id. is. JO.. and rs. ad, per.day.

On SATUR DAY,' the 13th.
Those at ts.- z t. and ts. id. per day.
Oil MON D4Y, the Oh.
..h
r • •
ow at IS. lid. per day, with thoe of the, diFerent
rates tiparzts to 2S. per day inclusive.

On TUESDAY, the 16th.
thoie at as. 014.. per day, and upwards ; those from the
Militia at sd. per day, with th.: private Gentlemen who rt-
ceive Annuities from the late Ist and ad Troops or Horse
guards. • .

And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospi-
tal, who live at a greater djstance than twenty-five miles
' from -London, and those in Scotland and, I reload, are hereby
required and commanded, after the zsth of June next, and
after every succeeding a; th of December and 35th of lune,
until further orders', to apply to one of his Majesty's justices
of the Peace in the neighbourhood where they residedeand
make the following affdavit, which the said Magistrate for
the County, City, or Borough, or Ridifigebefore wlium the
Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz.
" ' came before me, one of his Majesty's justices
"of the Peace tor the County of • . , and made oath,
" -that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Hos-
" pital, on the • - - - day of - 17 . (or -IS .- ,)
" front the Regiment of , commanded by .
4 6 -. , was tnen aged about - ' years, served in the
‘• army years, was discharged for . , , and that
" he is no otherwise provided for by the Public but as a
• " Pensioner of the said Hospital, at
now lives lives in the Parish of . - •
.per day, and
"
, lathe Conn-
' ty of
" Sworn before me,
i• of , - 18 to."
The affidavit, drawn aces:drding-to the above form, sworn be-
i fore, dated,and attested by a Magistrate; is to be putsip in a
i cover, and sent by-the General Post, directed thus :—" To
".the Right Honourable the Paymaster-General of Ills Ma-
" jesty's Land- Forces,' London," marking on. - the cover,-
" Chelsea-Pensioner's Affidavit ;" and counterparts, or du,
plicates of the said -atiidaVils, ate to be reserved by the Out-
Pensioners 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 sic thereat persons en-
titled to receive the same. ,
Anti to the cad that the CommisSioners for the Affairs of
Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that he Pensioners are the
same Persons. Who have passed their • examination, it is
hereby further directed that such of them who have-served
in and have been discharged from any of the Regiments, or
„Independent Companies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran IZat-
talions, sue not to mention in their affidavits such Regie
meat or Company of-Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions,
in which they served last, but-the Regiment:croup, or Corps
of the army, front which they were first discharged-and re-
commended, and received at ChelSea Hospital.
The Pensioners are particularly to take- notice, that the
half-yearly payments afterChristinas, are regulated, as to the
place of payment, .by the musters at Chelsea, or the affi-
davits sent as- atiove, after - the Midsummer preceding,
and that the Midsummer payment is in like manner
regulated by the musters or affidavits after 'the Chrismas
preceding.
I t is :rtso ordered and direicd, that no Person who shall
change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or spe- •
eified in. his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his
Pension(excepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such
place of abode), shall receive the same, unless it appears,
by the certificate of respeetable persons, that such removal
was through unavokiable necessity, which he -or they could.
not foresee or prevent ; ;and that if any Pensioner shall
fraudulentlyeattempt to receive a double payment of the
Pension either at Clielseae or aedifferent places, he shall be

) this

struck off the lists.. - .
Lastly:: it is notified, that none will be entered upon the
*pay.listsbf the said Hospital, or be..entitled to receive any.
benefit tneiefrom, who shall ,nor act agreeably 'to these
I- orders and direttions ;,' particularly in sending their half.'
.yearly affidavits to the• Paymaster-General, as above
qirected,. and to no. other Office.; which several.of.the Pen.
stoners have of late either neglected to do,, or sent them
irregularly so other Departments.

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merely this—how far the situation and constitution
of the said cities may-best be made to. square with
the general system of the Continent: The question,
whether they are to be received Members of the
Confederation of the Rhine, is not yet decided, but
it seems to 'be perfeally settled that they are to pre-
serve their independence under. the protection of the
French Emperor.

We this day lay before our Readers a consider-
able portion of a Dispatch from the Governor-Ge-
neral
and Supreme Council at Bengal to Sir GEORGE
BARLOW, respecting the late disturbances. which
have taken place, and in fad} it may be considered
as an Address to the Army at Madras, in conse-
quence of their condu&. We aro glad to have this
opportunity of stating, that there is every reason to
believe that the accounts which have been recently
circulated upon this subjea have been most grossly.
exaggerated.

'The Opposition Writers having tacitly acknow-
ledged the falsehood of the statement which they
made a few days ago, respeding the dissenions in
the Cabinet, now console themselves by predieling
the downfall of the present Ministers as soon as Par-
liament meets: The partial failure of the Expedi..
tipn.to Walcheren is avowed to be the ground upon
which all their 'hopes rest. We should have sup-
posed that if these Gentlemen had any ;regard for
the feelings of their patrons, they would nqt declaim
quite so loudly upon this subjed,—they would
net contend that the failUre of an Expedition
was .a proof of the incapacity .of an Administration,
and ought to be made a ground of their dismission.
The late Administration did Venture upon three Ex-
peditions, and if their talents are to be estimated by
the success of these attempts, certainly a more im-
becile Administration' never existed, for every one
of th etn cOmpletely (ailed. It can hardly be neces-
Baty to recall to the, recolleaion of our Readers tht:-
.

re.,ult of the Expeditions to Egypt, to the Darda-
nelles, and to Buenos Ayres; they failed in every
point; and yet the advocates of that Administra-
fru now contend that it ought to be restored to
power; to atone, we sUppose, by future rigour,
for former apathy, and that the. Country ought to
withdraw its confidence from those who have some-

times failed, in order to bestow it upon those who
have never succeeded.

The reinforcements about to be sent to Portugal,
amount to about 10,00() men, and it is understood
that with -these reinforcements 'Lord WELLINGTON
has declared he can defend Portugal against the ene-
my—at least that he can defend it for a considerable
-time.'

General C. S'I4EWARTy Lord CASTLEREAGH'S
brother, arrived OnWedneiday at Portsthouth, to em-
bark- for POrtugal, with the reinforcerr nts --of arid-.
lery, &cc. that have been for some time under orders
to Join the army in that place. •
• The command of the rear-guard, and the final
evacuation of all the ports in Walcheren, were com-
mitred to Colonel STEWART; of the both, and to
:Colonel Pi.cx, of the 7lst.
A Letter lately received at Belfast from Kingston,
says.-1‘ On the 22d July, Brigadier-Ge-,
neral•FßENcti (of whom so much mention was
made during the proceedings in the House of Corn-
_mons respecting the Duke of Yonx), arrived here
.from St. Domingo, very sick. He was carried to
the house of a Mrs. CLARKE, where he died on
the 26th. On the 24th the packet arrived from
England, and brought an order for his dismissal
from the service, but it was never communicated to
him."

On'New Year's Day the Sheriffs of London di-
reated every priso tier in Newgate,, Ludgate, and the
two Comptors, to have one pound of beef, a pint of
porter, and a pound and an half of bread. Ten Chat-
drons of coals were distributed among thom.
It.:Will detract nothing from the respect, though
it may abate somewhat of the admiration with
which the Persian 'Ambassador is viewed, to know,
that the ridiculous stories which have • been spread
abroad of the 'multiplicity of his family are wholly
without foundation. He is married to a near rela-
tion of. the Queen of PERSIA, and has but one child.
He is nephew to ,HAJEE IBRAHIM, late Prime Mi-
nister of Persia, to whom the present King is in-
debted for the Throne, and who was one of the
ablest men -that PerSia ever produced. The pre-
sent. King of PEastA has fifty-six sons ; and
hence, perhaps, has arisen the mistake in ascrib-
ing the offsPring, of the Sovereigh to his Repre-
sentative.

•• .Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be-
fore the Itight. Hon. Sir JAMES MANSFIELD, Knight,
Lord Chief Justice of the - Court of. Corrimoil Pleas,
at Weittninsier, in and atier Hilary Term, 1810 :