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London, England, 1808-01-05 00:00:00

CHELSEA HOSPITAL

2d January, Poe,
THESE arc by Order of the R ight Honourable the
Lords and others Commirsiontra fur Managing the Airdss of
the Rortl Hospital at Chelsea, to rive notice, that all Cut Ven-

sioners belonr.,ing to the •lid korpital, residing in London, or
within twenty...five miles thereof, are required to appear personally
and repimentally at the Secretary's Office, In the said Hospital, on
the respective Days, and in their different Classes, according to
their several rates of Pension, as under mentioned, when attend-
ance will be given from nine o'clock in the morning until three In
the afternoon, for the payment of Half-a-Year's Pension in ad-
vance, to Midsummer next, with an augmentation in proportor.
to their disability and length of service, according to..his Majet.t's
new regulations in their favour.

On WEDNESDAY, the 6th of lantrary.
The Pensioners who receive 6d. per Day from the different. Re:.
viments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, la Regiment of Foot to the bed
Regiment inclusive.____

On THURSDAY, the 7th of 1411.113 q.
Those who meat e 6d. per Day from the 63d Regiment of Fbot,
with the r:maining Regiments or Corps, as also the PeMlodera
who remise 9d. per 'my from the several Regiments of Czar:ails
Foot Guards, the Ist Regiment of. Foot to the 69th inclusive.

On FRIIiAY, the Bth of January.
Those who receive 9ti. per Day, from the 70th Regiment of
Foot, with the remaining Regins.ent or Corps; as also the Pensioners
who receive Is. per Day, from all the Regiments of Cavalry, the
Ist and Coldstream Regiments of Foot tluar,:s.

On SATURDAY, the 9th of Januar!.
Those who receive Is. per Day from the sa Regiment of Foot
Guards, the Ist Regiment of Foot, with Ali the remaining Regi-
ments or Corps.
On MONDAY, the Itli of January.
Those Pensioners from any Regiments or Corps, who receive
Is. Old. Is. id. is. lid. and Is. 2d. per Day.
On TUESDAY the 12th of January.
Those who receive Is. Zia:and is. 3d.-per day.
On WEDNF.SDAY, the 13th of January.
Those who receive Is. ::id. per day, with those of the different
rates, to A. per Day, inclusive.

On THURDAY, the 14th of January.
Those who receive 2s. Did. per Day, and upwards; those from
the Militia at sd. per Day, with the Private Gentlemen who re-
ceive Annuities from the late tst and 2d Troops of Horse Guards.
And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, who
live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles from Londou,
and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and com-
manded, after the 25th of June nest, and after every succeeding
With of December and 25th of June, until further orders, to apply
to one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, in the neighbourhood
where they reside, and make the followingAfiidavit ; 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 hlajesty's
Justices of the Peace for the County of and
made Oath that he was admitted an Out-pensloner of Chelsea
Hospital, on the day of 17 (or IR) ) &Om.
the Regiment of , commanded by
: wls then aged about
years, served in the Army years,
was discharged for and that he
is no otherwise provided for by the Public, hitt as a Pensioner
of the said Hospital, at • per day, and now
lives in the Parish of in the County of
Sworn before me
day of I
'The Affidavit drawn wording to the above Form, 6worn be-
fore, dated and attested by a Adagistratr, is to be put up in a
Cover, and sent by the General Post (directed thus) " To -the
" Right Honourable the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's
" Land Forces, London," marked on the Cover " Chelsea Pros
" sinner's Affidavit;" and Counterparts or Dl:plicate; of the said
Affidavits arc to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respectively,
to be ctlitilted to such Persons as shall be direenal to pay then:,
that they may be satisfied that all such as may eaim Out-Pet:hien)
arc the real Persons entitled to receive the same.
And to the end, that the Conunissioners for the Affairs of
Chelsea Hospital, may be satisfied that the Pertioners aft the
same Peraons who have passed their Fianna:Leen, it is hereby
further directed, that such of them who have served in, Sr. have
been discharged from any of the Regiments or Independent Com-
panies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to men-
tion in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company of Invalids, or
Royal Veteran Battalions in which they served last, but the Regi.
otet.ts, Troup, or Corps of the Army from which they were first
discharged and recommended, and received at Chelsea Hospital.
The Pensioners arc particularly to take notice, that the half-
yearly payments after Midsummer, arc regulated as to the place
of payment, by the Musters at Chelsea, or the Affidavit* sent as
above, efacr the Christmas preceding, and that the Christn:as
payment is in like manner regulated by the Musters or Afiidueito
after the Midsummer preceding.
It is also ordered and directed, that no Persian who shall change
the place of his abode, given in at his muster, or specified in his •
affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his pension (excepting
to the Officers of Excise, nearest such place of abode) ..hall recti% e.
the same, unless it appears, by the Certificate of respectable pet. eons, that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which
he or they could not foresee or prevent.
And that if any Pensioners shall fraudulently attempt to re-
ceive a ilochle payment of the pension, either at Chelsea, or k
different piaci s, he shall be struck OF the lists.
I.astly. it is notified, that none will be entered upon the paf-
lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to. live .city l;rns.htr:
therefrom, who shall not act agreeably coda:so ordessansiiiireetiegts ;
partieularil in sending their half yearly affidasitaxo the 4.'apmear:
ter-General, as above directed, and to nu other Offint ; Which:
Several of the Pensioners have of late ti:Lex nitigatabl tfp, 4p,
sent them irregrJatlY to other Del2r_griq/!.af-)
• t-Ixtary and aceatot

this

CHURCH P 1

"TO BE SOLD, a Perpetuity and a Prese4tation,
with a prospect of t arly pwscssion. OTIE within RO Mae*.
of Londbn' the other at a greater clisiar.ce. Applieation from
nrincip3l, only to br made to Mr. Tyw pair, solicitor, Lincoln's-

MANOR, MANSION, AND ADVOWSON.
WANTED to PURCHASE, a FREEHOLD
ESTATE, with a good HOUSE, and the PERPETUAL
ADVOWSON of the PARISH in which it is sittrate.
The Distance fro :n London not to esteed..so Miles.
Particulars to be st'nt to Mr.Tarrsimar, Solicitor, Lincoln's-

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Thursday, the 4th of February next, at the Red Lion Inn, in
Banbury, in the County of Oxford, at Three o'Clock in the
Afternoon, in Lots,
THE WINDSOR MANOR of DEDDINGTON,
in the County of Oxford, with the Ccpyhold and other
Manorial Rights belonging thereto. Also two substantial Farm-
Houses, called the Gressf-House and the Leader-Porch Farms,
with extensive Yards, Homesteads and Out-buildings, situate in.
the Town of *Deddington ; and near 1.0 Acres of old inclosed
Lands called the Castle Chiles, lying adjoir.ing the said Town ;
with the two Meadows of ancient Pasture called the tirtat Fisher, •
and near 1000 Acres of very excellent Arabic, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, situate in the Township of Deddington, and in the
Hamlets of Clifton and Hampton, in the same Parish,as the same
are now let out upon the, inclosure of the open fields-there.
The above premises are holden on a renewable I.ease for-21
years, partly under the Dean and Canons of Winieor, and partly'
under the Dean and Canons of Christ Church; in Oxford.
Also, a Freehold Farm-House, with good Oat-buiklinr, Home-
stead, and a Pint of abont a Acres of useful Freehold I.And, in
the Hamlet of Hampton aforesaid.
Particulars and Plans of the several Lots, With the Conditions
of Sale, will be left at the Others of Mr. C'aldeeuti, Solicitor in
Rugby, Warwickshire; Messrs. Churchill and Held, in Dedding-
ton ; George Boo* Tyndale, Esq. I.ineoin'S-Inn-}fields, London ;
at Mr. Godson's, Land Surveyor, ilnoknorton, o:turd:Aire; and
at the principal inns in Banbury and Chipping Norton : and Mr.
ayior, of Deddinron, v.ill sliew.the Lots.

HOFF. ERE OFFICE, I.CDGATE HILL,

INSTITUTED. 1807,

VOR INSURING nettortscs, GOODS, NIFRCKANDITY, IMPS
BUILDING IN HARBOUR OR IN DOVR, VISSSL••
CRAFT, AND CARGO,.
FROM LOSS OR DAMAGF BY FIRE.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS.
lASITRANCE of Property from Fire being of the
first importance to the interest of Society, several Institutions
1.1-0 be. n formed for that useful purpose; and this Company hav-
ing been establialsed upon a plan which holds out very superior
advantages, the Directors f.el confident of public support. The
business of the Company commenced at Michaelmas last, and
Insurances to a very considerable amount have already been
effected.
Proposals may b. bad at the Office, and Insurances by persons
whose Policies for property insured in other Offices, and which
expired at Christmas, may beeffectedupon very advantegeeus terms.
Persons insuring Property in this Ofiice, to the amount of 10001.
arc entitled to very peculiar advantages!!!
All Policies of 3001. and upwards are issued gratis ; and Insu-
rances upon Household Goo& under that amount, may be effected
without distinct rpeciticatinns ! •
No deductions whatever in the Pas dent of losses!
Lou or Damage by Fite, occasioned by Lightning, is paid by
this_Company •
Expences raid nn the removal of goods in case of fire, and ail
cm; or damage ;hereby made good to the insured!
No charge mule fir Fadorscmenti ! •
A considerable deduction is allowed to Merchants on short pe-
riod Insurancer!
A Brokerage n: five per cer.t. heallewtd on all Shipping Insu-
rances! •
Policies formore than one year allowed a considerable discussant !
Farming Stock, on one fatm,inturedwittodut the ilt'verageelaitse.
Engines carrying water (on a new principle, ltivented by Mr..
Bramah) are stationed in the most eligible situations In the. Me-•
tropolis, and ready for irnmecliate.tecvice on the First Alarm of.fire. .
Agents are appointed in most of the principal Cities aad.Towns
in the United Kingdom.
Proposals for Insurances on Lives, granting Ar.tsuitles: ficc.skll
be ready for delivery, shortly. Dy Order of the Direr:Wei,
V.M. BURY, Clerk.
N. B. Atterdance is daily given at the Office from ten to four
o'clock, and during Fifteen days after each Qu.tzter Day, until Six.

WORCESTER 3c BIRMINMBAM CANAL. NAVIGATION.
Heu and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham,
November 17, 1807.
AT a Special Assembly of Proprietors of this un-
dertakirr., holden pursuant to notices duly published in the
Worcester and Birmingham Newspapers to take into consideration
and to adopt, vary, or reject a Plan or Plans produted, and laid
before such Assembly, of an application to Parliament, for powers
to raise money to finish and complete the said Canal, and such
Works, Matteis and Conveniericos, as may be necessary for effec-
ting, completing, and using the same.

It was resolved unanimously,
That this Company apply to Parliament for powers to raise
Money to finish the Canal.
•

That application he made to Pat:lament for Powers to raise
the sum of Une Hundred and Siity-eight Thousand Pourds, by a
Subscription of Four Thousand and Two Hundred additional
Shares, at 401. each Share.
•

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'The Subscription to be open to the present Proprietors only, un-
til the last day of January nest, and to such other, as shall become
Proprietors within that time, but no such Proprietors to he at li-
berty to subsci ate for more thaii Two Shares, for each Share beer
she shall have in the Canal at the time of subscribing ; and in.or.
der that every such Preprietor tray have'^n opportunity of ?lib.
!ctibing, a Subsetiption Kook shall be opened at Metsr►.
Smith anti Smith's Bank in Birmineham, own the
!aid Slst of January, and that a on eash Share shall be.fuid to
Jc hn Wilkinson, F. 59. the Treasurcreat the ilanking.house •of the
id Messrs. Wilkinson, Startin, Smith and Smith, at the time of
subscribing. .

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That if at the dose of the :11:ov Subscription, any such Shares
should remain u•,subseribed f..r, the Subscription shall he opened•
again at the said Lark, and rrnain open to the Proprietors one
calendar month lorgt r, during erhsrt. tine• each Proprietor shall
lie at liberty to subscribe for two Shares more, for each Sldirn he
or she •':all possess previously to and at the time of his or her first
subscribing. until the subscription shall be fully provided, It. shall
be idled within the said month, and if at the end of the said one
calendar month any shares shall rernaih unsubseribcd Tor by the
Proprietors, the subscription shall be. open to all persons (whether
Proprietors or not) who shall chime to become subscribers, until
the Subscriptiomis filled up, such last mentioned Suhsctihers pay-
ing at the time of subscribing, to the said Mr. Wilkinson, at the
said Barking House, one pound on each Share he or she shall sub-
scribe for.

That the remainder of she Snbscription be paid by calls of four
pounds each, on each Share subseribed for, that the one pound de-
posit he cor.sidcred as part of the first call. :.nd the remainingtht ee
pound• per share of the said first call, be pail as soon as it conve-
niently :nay be railed and ordered ro be paid, after th- passing of
the Act, if ettained ; but that the future calls of four pounds each
on each Share, shall not be less than three calendar months dic-
ta ice frotn each other.
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That the Company have power to raise. in ease of need, forty
thousand pounds, by adding f' am five hundred to one thouianil
sr.re Shares, at the rate Shares shall bear at that time.
That persons neglecting to pay their calls, shall pay interratt'n
their calls, at Ave per cent. per annum, from .the time
_ the same
at • ordered to be paid.
'That persons subscribing after calls have been made, shall pay
us-erait at the rate of five per cent. per annum on or calls that
have been made ; such interest to com-nenec front du.- sins. the-
calls were ordered to be paid. - BENI. PAR ‘Fit,
Clerk of the said Cornghoy of Proj eirtors.

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