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ELEMENTSi. OF GENERAL HISTORY,
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 8.
The Pcnfioners from the IR and Cokiftream Regiments of
Foot Guards.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9.
The Penfioners from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guard% and
Fix* from the 1!t to the it th Regiments of Foot fuelufive.
THURSDAY, JANUARY to.
Thole from the Lath to the 35th Regiments of Foot, in-
cluDve.

FRIDAY, JANUARY i t.
Thole from the 36th, to the sgth Reg:ments of Foot, in-
elutive.

SATURDAY, fANUARY ta.
Thofe from the Gab, to the 89th Rc;iments of Foot, hi.
clutive.

MONIMY, JANUARY t 4.
Thole from the 90th to the 135th Regiments of Font,
In-
clufivo; alto t'c Pent:m.l,ra front the Qpeen's German Regiment
the African Corps, Loyal Irifh, Lord htvathaven'a, Majors Wai-
ler's, Mid, and liOes Corps. the qticen's Hangers, Fendble Corp?,
Royal Garrifun and Veteran Hattaiions. Cinque Port and Lulea-
there Volunteers, the Royal HolPit al Corps, alto the. American and'
other Corps, with thc Militia.
'TVESDA Y, JANUARY tS.
Thole from thc Independent Companies. of Invalids, Reduce&
Regiments of Marines. and Lettermen.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY VS.
The &dame front the Foot Guards at Zeine-pente per diem ;
the serjeants. Corporals, and Ptivatc Men, who receive the In-
ert-aced Peofion on account of Blindneft; as alto the Serjeantf
dilanded front the late Independent Compares, whn receive
One Shilling per day ; ago th..le difeharged from the Royal Ve-
teran Hittali. its, who have the ircreled Penfinn of Nine-pence.
and One Shillin; per thy ; with the Private Gentlemen, whd
receive Annuities trues the aft and ad 'floors of Horfe-
Guards.

And that all Out P. n (inner', (a, well Lettermen °them) be•
longing t, the laid lefpital, who live at a greater dittance that:
twenry-fivetnilm trout London, and thole in Scotland and Irelut:d.,
are hereby required and commanded, After the 25th June next, ant.
aftcr every fucecenng 25th June and asth.Decernber until further
Orden', to apply to one nt his Majelly'y Jußices ot the Peace in
the neighbourhood where they r fide. and mike the follow Its
Affidavit, which the laid Magatrate for the County, City, Bo-
rough, or Ridirg, before whom the Pyulioner appears, will kn.
and date; viz.

came before me, one of his Majefty's jiif •
dew of the Peace fcr the County of , and made
Oath, that he Was adniitted an Oct penfioner of Clicifea Hof-
' pital on the day of 17 (or HI ).
front the Regiment of , commaoded
' by : Was then aced ytats; was dif-
' charged for ; and that he is no otherwife provided for by
the Public, but as a Pcnfioner in the laid Hotplt.d, and now live.:
in the Parini of , in the County of
" Sworn before me this day of r .'
The Affidavit, drawn according to 'the above form, dated, and
attefted by a Magiftrate,is to be put up in a cover, and fent by the.
General Poft, directed thus: "'l'u the Right Hon. the Paymafter-
General at the Horfe Guards, London ; ' and Counterparts, it
Duplicates of the hid Attidavits are to be rcferved by the Out-
Pennoners refpeetivelt, to be exhibited to fuck ;talons as mill
direded to pay them, that theyinay be (addled that all Itch as may
claim Out Penlion, ar • the real Perron; entitled to receive the fame.
And to the end, that the Commir.ioncrs for the AlGirs of Chet-
fea Hofpital may he fatistird that the. Penfioners are the fame per-
tons who have pAlred their csmuiu.tiot, it is he► by turthcr
meted, that fuck of them who have frrved in, and have been dir-
charged from any of the Regiments, or Independent Companies of
Invalids, are not to menden in their Affidavits fuck Regina-Et or
Company of Invalids, in which they ferved loft, but the Regiment,
Troop, or Corps of the Army, from which they were: Srft dif-
charged and recommended, and received at Chelfea
And as the General l'Ayinynts in Great Britain and bcland, et
the end of the enfuing fix months, arc ge.nemay regulated by tli."
places of reEdence mentioned by the Petifiontrs who arc muttered,
et Chelfea in perfon, and In the body of the Affidavits of thof. who
live at a distance, it Is hereby ordered and directed, that no perfon
who than change the place of his abode, given in at his mutter, or
twined in his Affidavit afotefaid, and who may apply for hi.
Penfion (excepting to the 011icers of Excite neareft foals place of
abode), kill receive the fame, enlefs it appears, by the Cert.?.
Ecate of rcfpectable. per ons, that fuel, a removal *as theungh
unavoidable net:et:ay, which he or they could nut (1):1.31.4 or
prevent.

It is albo hereby notified, that none will he enteral upon tt,e
Pay Lifts of the &hi tpital, or be emitted to rce,,ire a•iy hr•
neat therefrom, who Mall not ad agr,cably to thcie OnLi. and
Diredions.

And His Majefty having been pleated, upon this occafion, to
order an examination of a:: the Cut-Petitioners belonging to the
aid Hcfpital, refident in London, or within twenty-live miles there-
of, who have been di:charged from their regiments as Pr sate Men,
as well from the Cavalry, Foot-Guards, and Infantry of the Line,
as front the Militia and Fem.%les Ole Out-Petition:es front the
late Horte-Guards,and Norte Grenadier Guards, the Life-Guard:,
and Royal Regiment of Hurfe-Guards, filth Men as by the Hof-
pita! Books are now more than fifty-flve years of age. or had ferved
twenty five years in the Army previoufly to their eilleharger, chore
who have loft a limb, or their eye•fight, or arc crippled, or who re-
ceived a Certificate of their total unfittiefs for further f. mice, front
any of the Officers employed at the Ocneral Examine-:ion of Out-
Penfioners in the month of December t Box, excepted); all fuck
Private Out-Penfioners are therefore required and eomman d..d, at
the times of their retpective appearance as abovemelitici.ed, to put
themfelves under the orders of the Officers who h tee twin appoint-
ed to take them In charge, and to eaufe them to be examined al
to their frtnefs for duty in a Royal Veteran Battalion,
His Majeity is graciuutly plea fed to decler-, that all the Lid
Private Men Qt ill be conlidered as entitled to the penile-7i for the
fix months, commencing from the esth instant, not witlitimafing
thole found fit for fervice will commence pay from the rap- :tr..
days of their appearance in purfirence of this Ostler; and that
none MAU be required to terve any where but in a Vetei .s. 3 ata-
lion ; that every roan found fit for that duty (bail be eini•le.l, on
his joihing the Battalion to Which he (hall be appointed, to re-
ceive a bounty of tt, si. or In much thereof as (ha remain after
fuppiying him with proper neecffaries; and thofs wl-0, on exami-
nation, are found unfit for duty, (hall be difiniffed, wt:h propor•
donate fubliftenee to carry them back to their homes.
.c His Malay is further pleated to declare, that every private
Out-Penlioner received, itr conformity to this Order, into a Vete •
ran Battalion, flue he entitled, when direharged therefrom, to
the increated allowance of gel. per diem, provided they arc recom-
mended by their Colon-As, or Cm nmanding °littera, as objeds de-
ferring of his Majefty's Roya} Bounty.
Aim it is hereby notibed, that all the Private Out -Penfioners in
' London, or within twenty dive miles thereof, difeharged as afore-
raid (except as above excepted), who than not appear and be eta-
mined at the times herein appointed, will be conlidered a. otiter-
-1 wife provided for by Government, or as dead, and they will atilior-
ilngly be !truck off the Books of the Ont•Penfinn of the (,i4 Hof-
pital, wittiest any profped of being reltored thereto.
,
Q. MIST, Secretary and Resider.