Star.
London, England, 1812-07-15 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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DLSABLED SOLDIERS.
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(Circular.) - WAR•OFFI6I, JOLT 6, ISM.
• SIR —The PRINCE REGENT having had under ball.,
consideration the situation of Non-conutissioned Offi-
cers and. Privates discharged from the Army, who,
from the loss of limbs, or other serious disability con-
tracted on service, require personal assistance, hi's
Royal Highness has been pleased, in the name and
on the behalf of his Majesty, to order, that the rates
of Pensions for Disabled Soldiers, as Fixed by his Ma-
-1 jesty's warrant of the 7th October, 180 G, shall be ex-
tended in the following proportions, viz.
• To every Serjeant who shall have Kist more than one limb, or
who shall have received such other bodily injury, as to render
him totally Incapable of earning a livelihood, or to subject him
to the necessity of rsquiring personal assistance, a rate of pension
I not exceeding, per diem 3s. 6d.
I To every Corporal, ditto, per diem, Bs.
To every Private, ditto, per diem, 21.6 d.
* (Signed) PALMERSTON.
Colonel of the Redolent of
The Bedfordshire and North York Militias are at
present doing duty at Norman Cross.
Regiments of Militia in Great Britain which have
• not yet furnished their quota of Volunteers to the Re-
• gular Army, for the year 1812.
Adjutant-General's Office, June 25, 1812. .
Regiments. Stations. Deficiency.
' Caerrnarthen, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 85
Cumberland, Halifax, 251
124 von, East Bur. on-on-Trent, 155
•—•-- North Gosport, 84
South, Sheffield, 63
Durham bra :on-Hone, North Britain 33
2d Lancashire, Plymouth, 23
.
West Norfolk., Stockport, 68
West Suffolk,
Liverpool, 23
Sussex, Tamworth, 60 ,
Ist Tower Hamlets, Hackney, • 206
2d Tower Hamlets, Deptford, 9
Ist West York, Chatham, 266
tel West York, - Colchester, 6
North York, Norman Cross, 37
Aberdeen, D. If ci'h, North Britain 275
Berwick, Air, Ditto 16
Edinburgh, Recsal Moor Camp, Manchester, 1!:0
Fife, Perth, North Britain 51
Forfar, ' Tynemouilt, 355
Inverness, Porches:rt., 254
Perth, Edinburgh, 32
Renfrew, Ditto, co
Rots, Peebles, North Britain 171
Stirling, Kei sal Moor Camp, IVlanchester, 31
Carlow, Hull, 126
Clare, Wonclbridge, 24
rr Cork, North Gosport, 93
1 Duthei, City Hastings, 70
. Ring's County, Pot viva, • 54
Limerick Countr, Hilsea, 71
Leitrim, Eris 01, 113
Louth, Ker-al Moor Camp, Manchester, 164
South Mar, Colchester, .72
Meath, Ipsw.ch, 129
Roscommon, ilymout,, 66
Sligo, . Clieltllbfur:l, 158
Tipperary, Dover, 77
Waterford, Harwich, - 221
Wotan:b, Ramsgate, 43
N. B. The next day for Volunteering is not yet hied.

THE• itiLERATIQV deCE

ASSTA AO/ of the Bits to nisi a! certain Acts, anti amend other
Acts, relating to Relteious Worship and Assemblies, and Per-
sons teadung or preaching therein.
The preamble sets forth, that it is expectent that certa'n Acts
of Parliament made in tt.e reign of hi; sate Maj. sty King Charles
the Second, relating to Non-confikl mists and Convent ides, should
be repealed, aid that the law, retating re eer emu ongr.gations
and Assemblies fur Religiou, Worship, heed person. teaching,
preaching, or officiating therein, and resorting thereto, shout.: be
amended.
Clause 1.-17 Car. 11. e. 2. 22 Car. 11. e. to be repealed.
2 All places of Religious Wor.hip to be certified and regis-
tered.
S. Preachers in, and persons resereng to Religious Assem-
blies, registered under this Aet, ex• mpt front sante penalties as
persons taking oaths under the statute of William.
4. Oath and Declarations re be taken by all Preachers, &e.
when thereto required by a Magistrate.
6. No person to be conipellett to g, more than miles.
6. Any person may require a Justice of Peace to administer
the oaths, Ste. under this Act.
7. Jnstlee shall give the parties a certificate of having made
such oath.
8. Certain fee to be paid, and certificate conclus ve evidence.
9. Teachers having taken the oaths, Sce. exempt from officer,
and tram the Militia.
10. Penalty on talsely pretending to be a Preacher, and pro-
ducieg false certificate.
11. Doors of Religious Assemblies not to be bolted or barred.
12. Enacts apenalty on disturbing Religious Assemblies.
13. Saving the Ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the Church.

LiNitv.tli3Tcv Et4l..AkcEl
July 25. James Thompsei; of Hertford, boot and OM-Maker,
dealer and chamtan, at ten, at GuililhalL
BANKRUPTS.
_Philip Haley, of Plymouth-Dock, Devon, cabinet-maker, to sur-
render August 4 11, and 25, at eletren, at the Auction Mart,'
Pllmouth-Dock. Attorney, Mr. Bone, Plymouth-Dock.
Thomas Hinson, late of Orange-street. parish of St. Martin in
the Fields. M;cidleoert.carperitef. dealer and Chapman, July 18,
28, and August 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Patton,
No. 76, Hatton-Garden.
William Coslett, of Caerphilly, Clamorganollire, shopkeeper,
dealer and thapmas, August 5,6, and 25, at eleven, at the
Crown Inn, MertLyr Tydvil. Atterrnies, Messrs. Jenkins,
James and Abbott, New-inn, London ; or Mr. Merrick,
Merthyr-Tydvll.
Hart Phillips, of No. In, Green-street, Manchester, Manchester-
warehouseman, dealer and chaprtaan, July 18, st ten, July 92,
at nine. and August 25, at ten, at :.;uildhall, London. Attor-
ney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary-Ave.
Daniel Alder, late of the East India Chambers, Leadenhall-street,
London, merchant, dealer and dolman, July 18, 28, and Au-
gust Y 5, at ten, at G•4:ldhall. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, St. 'rho-

spas s-street, Southwark.
JOseph. Robinsono of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant, wool-
factor, dealer and chapman, August 11, 12. at the Saddle lon,
and August 26, at tile Swan Inn, Huddersfield, at ten. Atior-
firs, Mr. John Battye, Hudderefield ; at Mr. Battye, Clam-
eery-lane, London.
Thomas Wilson, of Newcastle-urn-Tyne, grocer, July 21, Au•
gust 6, and 25, at eleven, at :he George Inn, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne. Anomie,. Messrs. A. kinson, Wildes, and Mackarall,
Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Joseph Banbridge, New-
castle-upon-'l'yne.
Jacob Chatterton, of Eccles, Lancashire, flour-Mercbant, dealer
and chapman, July 27, 28, at .d August 25, at ten, at the Bush
Deausgate, blanches:cr. Attornics, Messrs. Foulkes and
Creswell, Manchester ; or Messrs. Longdill and Beckitt,
Gray's Inn, London.
Samuel }dilater, of Nfacclesfield, Cheshire, iron-foonder, dealer
and chapman July V 9. at five, July 30, at eleven. and August
95, at S, at the Angel inn, Macclesfield. Attornies, Mr. Nor.
bury, Macclet,fieid ; or Messrs. Sherwin a:;d Hall, Cheat
James-street, Dedford-row, London.
John Bayley, o: New P.oniney, Kent, corn-merchant, dealer and
ebal•man, July 30, 3t, and August 25, at eleven, at the Guild-
ball, Cantrrbt ry. Atturnies, Mr. Rohe; t Every Webb, Volk-
rone ; or Messrs. Egan and Waterman, No. 25, Essei-street,

!:trami, I.ondon. -
John 01trim and Thomas Jan Lynch, of 131nomsbury-muue,
Middlesex, Inch rchatits, dealt.* eh:spurn, and
partners, July 21, 2.5, And August 25, at eleven, at Gnildl U.
A! torney, Mr. George Murton, No. 3. Gray's Inn square.
n ll.:ncock, of !he Hay Market, parish of St. MArtitt in the

Ptrlds, We4t-mins er, stopkeept r: grocer, tkaler and chap man,

July 21, tti, and August 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr George Ellis, Abingdon-strict, Westminsrer.
Samuel Johnson, !ate of Nottingham, hosier, scrivener, broker,
dealer and chapnivi, Augu-t 6,7, and u 5, at eleven, at the
Punch Bowl, in Nottingl,din. Atm:nits, Mesir.. Kinderley,
long, and Austen, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. Henry Percy,
No.ttiogliam.