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THE= est, bar order of the tight Honourable
-I— the Lords alai othersCorpniwioneia for ntausgiug the
affairs of his lldalestit's Royal Hospital at 04elvea, !O give bludoeg
that all Clut•Penalonets belonging to the said Hospital,
In London, or within the District of the Bah of Monaloty, ars
reluifed toper pgrionally and regimentally, With their In-
structions and Certificates of AdmissiOn, at theSecretary'sOfft.ce,
In she snit Hospital, in the respective Days, and in their dif
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feretit ammo's ; acconiing to their several Rates of Pen.ion, as
tindermentioned, When attendance will be given from nine o'c:ock
in the nudoing until three .In the afternoon, for the payment of
Half a iear's Pension in advance to Mlesunitter nest.

On MONDAY, the 9th of Innary,
The Pealloners at sd. per day from the differer t rephiaants of
14tyalry, !gut Our4s, Infantry. socWding the Mint a. and tb.nae
at 6d. per day, from thz different regiments and corps, to the 6.4
Vent, ifiabfive•
Qn TUESDAY, the tads of January,
Those hit 6d. par daytruist the 6tst of Foot And all the reb
wining regimen, amid carps, with the Ser!eZts of it ii

$4. per day
On WEDNESDAY, the 11th of January,
Those at 9d. per day froai the different regiments of Cavalry
sod Foot Guards, with those from the Ist Regiment of Foot to the
a9th Inclusive.
On THURSDAY, dm 12th o. January,
Those at Oa. per day, from the 4911. Regiment of Foot, and
all the reouining regiments sod corps; with the Serjouts wf
Wm's at 101. ptr day.

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On FRIOAV, the I,th of January,
Those at Is. per.day, from the slitrerent Regiments of Cavalry,
with those from the Ist and 2d regiments of Foci. Guards.

On SA I;LTRDAY, the 14th of January,
Those at. is. per day from the Sd Regiment of Foot Guard%
with'those from the let to the 70:11 Regiment of Foot inclu.lve.
On MONDAY, thr l4th of Jantnry,
These at Is. per iivy fehns the 71st Uegiment of Foot, and all
the remaining Regiments and Corps.

Ott TUESDAY; the 17th of January,
Thee it Is. 011. 116.11. and is. 10. per day.
On WEDNESDAY, the luth of January,
Those at le. Std. 10. W. and Is. si!. per day.
Oa-THURSDAY, the 19th of January.
Those At U. SO. with those at the different rates to Is. et
per day.
• On FRIDAY, the Roth of laruare,
Time ls. 6tiovith those at the different rates to la. 144.
d!IT.
On fIATURDAY, tke 21st of January.

Those at Li. pet• day and upward s, with the Private Gendetheti
who receive Annul. ies trom the late Ist id Troops of Hods
Guards • ohm those Pensioners from the several Regi steins who
have been admitted on account of blindness.
And that all Out-Pensioners belompoig to the said He Thoth
who live in England beyond tic District of the Bills of Morta•
lisy of London, and those in Scotland and irtl.ntd, are hereby •
required and commanded, after 25th 'June next, and after iinteg
InCenetlies 115thetPecemberan.le..;th ot Juue,tintil further orders,
toseply to one otitis Majesty's 'tutees of the Peace in the neigh-
boinhood where they reside, and make the following AS 'avit,
which the said Magistrate for the County, City. Borough,
of Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears will sigh at*
ate, via.
came before me, mastaihis Majesty'
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A"liestian -dm Piece-fur the County of • '
" Idide oath that he was t.imitted an Out.Penelonet of Obeli
" sea Hospital, on the day of 17 or 11
" from the .Regiment of commanded
is by ; was then aged about years, served in
" the Army years, was discharged for
" and that be is no otherwis; provided for by the Public, bat
" ash Pensioner of the .iaid Hospital, at per days and now
" lives in the Parish of in the County of
" Sworn before me this day of .01
And such of them as were almftted on account of blindness,
are ordered to trausinit with View half-yearly allidavits, a Certi-
ficate as to the state of their sight, sisoel by an Artist Sorg.-on,
or other medical person resident in War neighbourhood, but in
such distant parts, where a mediaal Certificate is impracticable,
a Certificate from the Minister of the Parish to that fact, mad to
ascertain the continuance 9f their blindness, will be admitted.
The Affidavit drawn, according to the above Form, sworn be.
fore, dated and attested by a Magistrates is to be put up in a
covers and sent by the General Post, directed thus, " l'o the
Right Honourable The Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land
Forces, I.endon,“ marking eta the cover " Chelsea Pensioners
Affidavit," and counterparts or duplicates Of the said Affidavit*
are to be reserved by the Oat Pensioners respeetiv.ly to be ca.
Whited to such persons as shall be directed tot ay them, together
wish their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, in order
that their claim to the Out Pension may be. tally verifi-d and
their persons clearly identified.
And to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of
Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the
same persons who have passed their examination, it is hereby
further directed, that such of tbentwhe have served in, and have
been discharged from any of the Regiments or Independent Comp
patsies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Racialism', are not to men-
tion In their ARdavits such Regiment or Company of Invalid.,
or Royal Veteran Battalion, in which they served last, but the
Regiment, Troop or Corps of the Army from which they were
first discharged, and recommended and received at Chelsea Hos-
pital.
The Pensioners are particularly to take notice that the half.
yearly payments after Christmas, are to be regulated hereafter, as
to the place of payment, by the .musters at Chelsea, of such only
as reside within the bills of nice-talky of l.ondon, or the affilavits
sent as above after the Midsummer preceding, and that the Mid-
summer payment is in like manner to be regulated by the mut.
ter, oratlidavits after the Christmas preoediug.
It Ivalso ordered and directed, that "it person who shin
change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or spe-
cified 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 eq.
tific.tte of respectalsie persons, that Ale& removal was through
unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or
prevent.
And • hat if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to receive
a double payment of the penatusi, either at Chelsea or at differert
places, he shad be struck off the lists: fur the better prevesition
of which frauds, each pensioner is required to produce hislustrua-
don Papers at the time of payment.
Lastly, it Is no:died that mine will be entered upon the Pate.
Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any henek
therefrom, rate shall not act agreeably to these Orders abilDiree.
duns, particularly in wilding tiler tall-yearly Afildwits, to t
Paymas:er-General
,as above directed, and to no other Office,
which several of the Pensioners have of late either neglected to
du, or sent them irregularly to ether departments. •
G. Aus'r, Secretary and Registrar.

IAMILIES, LADIES in particular, who con.
'elder it insportint to provide themselves with COFFEE and
SUGAR genuine or native quality only, may at all times con-
fidently rely on being so supplied at the undermentioned Esta-
blishment. 'lle finest Dutch Coffee, raw, at 24. per lb. and
rotated, at Qs. 6d. per lb. and the best British Plantation Cuff .0,
raw, at ls. 9d. per lb. and roasted, at its. Sd. per lb. The Public
may also rest assured that Bastard Sian and East Indio Sugar.
are nut Mated to be introduced; and that Refined and Double-
, refined Sugars, sod West India Raw Bogue only,ot the best qua.
litiss, will continue to be sold at this Istablishmeat.
Coffee Mart and Seger Warebouso, No. 2, bkinner-street,
sitablishld tell, by Mr. Dooms*, whys/se au&ha4sy
of the Committee of adt4b Porn 11.4111101 MAMarc hail 6,
W. Apt 404 4.0,71225. mid

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PARIS. JA !WARY 2.

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. •
Air R. ASTLEY COOPER and Mr: HENRY'
CLINE will begin their Course of ANATOMICAL fled
SURGICAL LECTURES, on FRIDAY, tbe IlOth instant, at Two
o'clock.
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TAR. CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE will begin
ALA their' next Course of Lectures on MIDWIFERY and
the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, on MOIIDAT,
January 23d. 'i Ile Lectures are read at Mt. elarkr's house,
140. 10, Saville• row, Piccadilly, from a quarter past ten, to a
quarter past eleven, for the convenience of Students attending the
Hospitals,For particulars apply to Dr. Clarke, New Burling-
tou-street ; or to Mr. Clarke.

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' We are assured that his Majesty, having recog-
nized the Count Boissy. D'Anglas among the Hume.
tons Peer, i‘t the Court, thus addressed him
" M. Le Compte, I reproach myself for not hav-
ing, before this ;ime; felicitated you on the firm
and courageous conduct, which you held on the Ist
Priarial.'!
The Count thanked his Majesty for thus favour-
ably remembering of him a circumstance in which
'he had but jt.st done his duty. 44 How!" replied
the King. 4. If Ido -remember it—it is in com-1
•Mon with all France, and history will remember it
too !" Such approbation recompences services: but
his Majesty repays them also in a more substan-
tial way.
. • This day the King received the Diplomatic Body.
There was a grand concert afterwards, at which the
'Prince di Conde, and the Dukes of Orleans and
.BcoirbOn, assisted. Them was no state dinner at the
'Thuiileries.
Different accounts have been given of the indispo.
'iition'OPMadame Excelmans. One thing is certain,
• 'that she' s delivered of a daughter \the day before
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xesteruay,
- Boanniut ATTZMPT AT ASSASSINATIONS -At the
late •Asgitti of ThOirlouse a case of this kind was
'tried. The circumstances, in brief, as charged, were
'these: M. Parrieut the clerk or assistant of an emi.
(*tit chemist an 4 apothecary in that city, named M.
-Bngoes,• While it bed on the 25th of August last,
• felt one or two violent blows on his breast ; he in-
itantly awoke, and imagining it to be from something
that had fallen from the cieling, got op in order to
get a light to ascertain die cause: while going down
stairs into the kitchen, he received a number of cuts
and wounds on different part,: of his body from some
unknown hand ; in the whole he Ittd eighteen wounds.
'sand bled profusely. He got out into the street and
'alainted the neighbours: the premises were searched,
,and a person ramed Trewin (formerly an assistant
to M. Bowies) was found concealed in the house, in
such circumstances as proved him to be the author of
the horrid attempt ; his clothes were covered with
blood. Pwrieu eventually and almt.st miraculously
recovered. _ _

PRIVATE LETTER.
“ Pants, Dteem3Cß S I.—Sir Henry Wellesley' has
this moment arrived from Madrid, after an uninter-
rupted journey of fourteen days. Passing through
Vittoria, he waited on the wile of the gallant Gene-
ral Ak.v.i, to whom lie gave sume consolatory infor-
mation respecting her husband. Sir Henry travelled
in an English barouche, accompanied by Mr. Ken-
smfr. a Medical Gentleman attached to his Embassy,
and an in the Spanish uniform of the rank of
Lieutenaot-Colo:;e1. P.tssing through the Sierras,
theY saw several bands of armed men, who, under.
• standing who the travellers were, not only suffered
• them .to pass unmolested, but cheered them by re.
peated v'ivar. The brother of the Ville of Welling-
ton had nothing to fear. To•morrow (Sunday) he
presented to his Majesty, and no doubt will
ahld to the brilliant assemblage on the New-year's
.Day Fete. We hear that Charles raughan,'Esq.
.Secretary of Embassy (assisted by Mr. H. Kilbee),
stamina in charge of the business of the Embassy /Ira
• tiailleare. Sir Henry proceeds to England, it is said,
by the way of Brussels. . Yesterday were married, at
the Parochial Church of St. Dennis, and subsequently
at the English Ambassador's Chapel, Major-General
the Hon. E. Cape), brother-in-law to the Earl of Es.
sex, to Donna Barbarita Moritti, late of Cadiz, niece
to the Brigadier of that name, who accompanied her
. to Paris, happy to escape the persecution of his beloved
Sovereign and Master. Brigadier Moritti is well
known to the officers of the British army for his mu-
sical talents, his conviviality, and attachment to the
British; the latter quality gave him no favour in the'
Sicreiariu de Guerra of Madrid."
VIENNA, DECEMBER n.
The speedy departure of the King of Wirtemberg
is no longer doubtful. Orders have been given by
oar gmperor for his Majesty receiving all the lionow s
.due to his rank, and the detachments have set out
for shelf different stations. About the 27th it is
thought his Majesty will depart.
It is sal said that Belgium will be augmented by
.0,11 the countries lying between it and the Rhine. It
is also asserted that the lung of Bavaria has formed
aih arrangement with his Prussian Majesty for the
esebasiee of certain territories, now provisionally ad-
. inplistered on the Banks of the Rhine.
It is said that Austria and Bavaria,. ad lifornaw.

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burg and. Prussia, have—rCipectively coadsded rtes-t
ties of aUiai cs. • 4 •
The Emperor of Austria has ordered a statement'
and description tos be presented to him, of such troop.'
*tare proper to be disbanded. Dut such a meastne,
will not be executed, at soonest, until after the ter.
inination of the Congress.

SALTZBURO, DECEMBER ts.

Our Cabinet is constantly on excellent terms with
the Court of Vienna ; and it is certain that convene
tions have been made for this and some adjoining
districts to return to the Austrian dominion. Bava-
ria will be indemnified by certain cessions en .the
Rhine. The Archiepiscopal See of. Saltzburg will
remain one of the principal in Germany.