Star.
London, England, 1802-07-07 00:00:00

SECRETARY's OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL,
July 3, 1802,
THESE are, by Order of the Right Hon. the
Lords and others, Commiffioners for Managing the At.
(sirs of the Royal Hofpital at Chellea, to give Notice, That all
Out-Penfioners (as well Lettermen as (Kinn.), belonging to
the laid Hofpitsl, Hiding in London, or within Twenty-five
miles thereof, are required to appear perfonaHy and re,ti-
mentally, at the Secretary's Office, in the Lid Hofpital, on the
refpcetivc days undermentioned, when attendance will be given
from Nine o'clock in the Morning until 'fltroe in the Aler-
noon, viz.

- - 0 15
Eighteen Hundred - - 018 3 114 6
Nineteen Hundred - Io 9 119 p
Twenty Hundred - - 1 3 3 2 4 6
And for every Huiidred of over-weight above One Ton Five
Shillings, for Carriages with Wheels, not lets than Six Inches
broad ; and Ten Shillings for Carriages with Wheels lets than
Six Inches broad. By Order of the Truflees,
EVEREST and MARTYR, Clerks.
Greenwich, July solos.

On WEDNESDAY, use 7.
The Pea!loners from the tit and ad Regiments of Life
Guards, the late lit and ad Troops of Hock Guards, the
late Ift and ad Troops of Horfe Grenadier Guards' the Royal
Horfe Guards Bite, the late 3d, 4th, and ph Regiments of
Horfe, the Dragoon Guards, and all the Dragoons and Pencilslc
Cavalry, with the Britifh Legion of Horfe.
On THURSDAY, Jute 8.
The Penfioners from the alt, the Coldftream, and 3d Regi-
ments of Foot Guards.
On FRIDAY, JOLT 9.
Thole from the sit Regiment of oot to the 30th Inclunve.
On SATURDAY, jute an.
note from the art regiment of Awe to the firth.inclufive-
On MONDAY, Jute ra.
Thole fmm the 66th Regiment of Foot to the 134th inelu-
five ; as alfo the Penfionces from Lord Strathaveres, Majors
Wancr's Elford's and Fifh's Corp., the Royal Garrifon Bat-
011ioo, Loyal Intl's, (been's Rangers, the Fencibles, Cinque
Port, and Lartealhire Volunteers, with all the American
Corps, likewife the Pcnfioners from the reduced Regiments of
Marines.
On TUESDAY, Jutr 13.
The Pertfioners from the Independent Companies, thole from.
the feveral Regiments of Militia, thole who have been In-Pen-
Ctooers of Chelfea Hofpital, as alto thole who receive the in-
created Pennon on account of Blindnefs, Lettermen, and Men
I at 9d. per dirt, with the Private Gentlemen who receive An-
nuities from late Firit and Second Troops of Horfe Guards.
And that 'all Out-Penfioners (as well Letter:Oen as others)
belonging to the fa:d Hofpital, who live at a greater diftance
than Twenty-live Miles from London, and thole in Scotland
and Inland, are hereby required and conimfmded,after the 23 tit
of December next, and, kfter every fucceeding s3th June and
Decouber, until further orders, to apply to one of his Ma-
jefty's Juftices of the peace' in the neighbourhood where they
reticle, and make the following Affidavit, which the raid Ma-
-1 giftrate, for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before
whom the Penfioncr appears, will ago and date, viz.
came before me, one of his Majefty's
" Juftices of the Peace, for the County of , and
" made oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pennoner of
" Chelfea Hofpital, on the day of ,t i ,
" (or t 8 ) from the Regiment of , cam.
* mantled by , was then aged about
" years, fasted in the Army years, was dire/tatted for
, and that he is no otherwire rrovided fur by the'
" Public, but as a Petitioner of the Paid Hofpital, and now
" lives in the Parnh of , in the County of
" Sworn before me, this day of , 180 ."
The Affidavit, drawn according to the above Form, dated
and attcfted by a Magiftrate is to be put up in a Cover, and
rent by General Pot, directed thus "To the Right Hun. the
Paymafter General, at the Horfe Guards, London." And'
Counterparts or Duplicates of the laid Affidavits arc to be re-
• breed by the Out Penfioners rerpedively, to be exhibited to
TURNIP SOWING, AND A DISCOVERY. fuels Perkins as ball be dlrcejed to pay them, that they may be
THE Great German Field Turnip. Whoever fatisfied that all loch as may claim Out-Pentions, are the real
has ken them in the Markets of Hamburgh and the Perrone entitled to receive the fame:
Towns on the Elbe, know their fuperior the and excellence , And to the end that the Commlflioners for the Affairs of
This fort gives double the Mini quantity on an Acre; may be Chelfea Hofpital may be ratisfied that the Peolloners are the
rows even in dry weather; fiends uninjured through the fame Pcrfons who have paired their Examination, it is hereby
femora winter, and Is fo peculiarly fweet that cattle of all farther ellredcd, that fueh of them who have ferved In, and
dcferiptions cat it with the greateft avidity, and fatten on it to have been difcharged from any of the Regiments, or Indepeo-
admiration in much ids time than is commonly allowed. Bags dent Companies of Invalids, are not to mention in their Afflida-
containing Seed for Four Acres ens. 6d. Printed Particulars vit fuels Regiment, or Company of Invalids, in which they
of o Difeweery which fecures the antidote certainty of a Turnip breed laft, but the Regimeot,'Troop, or Corps or the Army
Crop are inclofed In the Bags. from which they were art di charged, and recommenced and
Alfo, a. The Broad African Endive. The Leaves are Broad, I received at Chelfea HofpitaL
Thick, full of fubltance, and fWeet as a Summer Lettuce. I And as the General Payments In Great Britain and Ireland,
Far whiteners and crifpners there it no other fetch Salted in Na- I at the end of the enfuing fix months, are chiefly regulated by
tore. The Plants are often the Size of middling Cabbages. I the Places of Refidence mentioned by the Pennons's who are
a. Antwerp Celery, grows three feet high, and fix or eight i muttered at Chelfea in palm, and la the body of the Allida-
inches round. Its flavour is peculiarly rich, and it remains in vita of chore who live at a dittaame; it is. hereby ordered and
fun perfeellon late in the Spring *has other forts arc unfit diredted, that no Perron who than change the Place of his
for nfe. I Abode given in at his muter, or fpeeified In his Affidavit afore-
3. The North American Kale, bears the fever& fruits of Paid, and who may apply for his Peafion (except to the OE-
Canada and Labrador. It makes the molt delicious Winter ten of Excite, nareft fuck Place of Abode), Cludl receive the
Greens in the world, boils as green as the bruising grab, and fame, nnlefs It appears, by the Certificate of refpedable pee-
ls (west as Afparagus Oren. Each of there are as. 6d. a packet. ions, that fuels removal was through nryavoidable neceffitl;
• The Malta Colliflower, New Spool& Cob Letuce, and which he or they could not fowler or prevent.
large Italian Brocoli,prith feveral other new and curious Seeds Laftly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the.

TEN pour= REWAR.D.—JULY 6, doz.
LOST Irene:day Afternoon, between Dowgate-Hill, and Lon-
don-Bridge, or in the Immediate Neighbourhood,
A BLACK MOROCCO BILL-CASE, con-
taining the following Bins of Exchange, viz.
Bruine and Co. Teignmouth, on Mars. Edwards, Tem-
ple, and Co. Bankers, London • dated June 17, tilos, at 3
Months Date, in favour of Capt.: Jameslßobrom , for 164
Loth, Ltibizern, and Co. of Newt:4W, r r Meffrs. Hofch,
&iota, and Co. London. dated June •j, zBoz, at Two
Months, in favour of William Valle, fora fol.

Lofb, and Co. Carlifle, an Mars. Williams, Son,
and Co. Bankers, London, dated June as, tilos, at Your
Months, In Lwow of James Forefter, for 375 L 4d.
And Bank of England Notes—a of Two Pound, and tof
One Pound, with fundry Mernorandlints of little confequenee.
The Acceptance and Payment of the above Bills are Bopped,
and therefore can be of no ule to any one but the Owner.
Any perfou bringing the Bill-Cafe with its Contents to the
Bar cf Baker's Coilee-houfe, Exchange-alley, Cornbili, will
receive the above Reward.

NEW INVENTED MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
Nkr BAINBkIDGE, Profeffor and Teacher
• of the FLAGELET, OBOE, and GERMAN
FLUTE, begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and
others, that he has invented a new Flagelet, now much tht
faihiOn, that can be played upon without pinching or half co-
vering in the upper nuts, the :ing and blowing of which
is fo eafy, that the Learner may acquire more in one week, on
this Inftrument, than In three months In the urual way, snak-
ing at the fame time the one more full and tweet, corref-
pending eltaliely with the upper notes of a well-played Ger.
man Flute, being larger than ulual, and au *dare to that in-
Itrument. •

_'fhb Flagelet is a beautiful accompaniment to the Piano-
Forte, Harp, German Flute, Ste. or as a Solo instrument for
Songs, as it Trill produce the half tones without a fingle key
thereon. This lultruman he begs leave to recommend, both
to Ladies and Gentlemem, being on fuch a confirudion, that
any potion may immediately produce a fine and full tone with-
out exertion. Gentlemen that have ever played .the German
Flute may loon execute any thing on this Flag did, the fingering
being nearly the fame.
Made and fold, with printed Inftruetlons (by which any
perfon may. learn themfelves), containing Thirty favourite
Airs, at his Muftc Shop only, No. 2, I.ittle qi_scen-ftretc, the
feoand door from High Holborn. As the excellence of this
Flagelet depends upon a peculiar mode is finifidng, which no
perfon can execute, not in the profeffion of playing it, he
therefore finifitel all hinifclf. Plain, including initruetions.
Ors. Q.; tipped with ivory 11. Extra tipped ti. as. 64. each,
of which he will warrant, and will have his name and addrefs
marked on them.