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London, England, 1807-07-16 00:00:00

IMPROVED MINERAL TEETH.

MR. FALEUR, of Woburn Place, impreffed
with the livelieft ['Core of gratitude for the countenafte and
lepport he has already experienced in his profeffion, feels it his
%key to caution the public (but more particularly thole Ladies
and Gentlemen who have honoured him with their notice and
'commands) againft the invidious attacks of a man who, aauated
by malice and difappaintment, is Indefatigable in his efforts to in-
jure him in the public cftimation. The ungenerous calumny has
been given in various publication*, but fo cautinuily worded, that
Mr. faleur cannot drag him htfort a tribunal of juftice.
Mr. Vakur diidains to follow this envious difappoirted man
in the low and feurrilons language he has thotrtht proper to adopt.
His aims and wiffies are to recomMend bitul if to a generous pub-
lic,by his efforts topicafe, and to become ufefol to tliolc who may
Lave occallon for the exercife of his talent ; and fo far has he
fue-
acedcd as to be enabled now to announce, that feveral of his much
rtfpecled patrons and friends, who have felt indiznant at the tin.
generous attempts of this envious calumniator, have Voluntarily
come forward and generoufirdefirrd that they may be reitrred to
as vouchers for Mr. Fakur's capability in his art. .

Mr. Faker has now to product a fpeciman of this Advertifing
Artift's fkilL Nine Artificial Teeth, which a Gentleman, who
ranks high in the State, was good enough to Acing him from-the
fame generous motives, with permit ion to aft Ithrname, and far
which he was impudently charged the monftrous fum of fiat),
!guineas.
Mr. Faknr begs leave to add, that in conrequenne of various
teperiments. he has fuccteded in malting Mineral Teeth fo ineor•
teptible, that he engages to rLplace them, free of expellee, it-they
are ever known to weer er change colour. Their strea will prove
iio bencheil as to anfwer every purport of maltwafion ; and, at
the fame time, the appearance to ratusal, as co impofe on the
soft critical oiferrer.

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ANNUITIES SECURED by AC r of PAR I.IA MENT.
CHERTSEY CHURCH—SURREY.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the Trnflees,
at tinder the authority of Two Ado of Parliament.
lately paffed, for taking down and rebuilding the Hotly of the Paid
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Chertfey, July 14, 1807.

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CHELSEA HOSPITAL, JULY. ttio7.•
'THESE are by Order of the Right Hoanorable
the Lords and other*. Commiffioners for to inaging the Af-
fairs of the Royal tiorpital at Chafed, to give Notice, that aU
Out-PenSoners belonging to the Paid Hapital, refiding in London,
or within twenty-five miles thereof, are required to appear per-
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portion to their Difability and I; no of Service, according to his
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The Penfintiers who receive 6d. per day, from the different Re-
giments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, IR Regiment of Foot, to the
Aid Regiment, incluftve.
On Tuefday, the silt of Jul„
Thore who receive 6d. per day. from the 63d Regiment of Foot§
with the remaining Regiments or Corps. as alto the P•tnlioners
who receive 9d. per day, from the forerat Regiments of Cavalrye
Foot Guards, thetitßegiment of Foot, to the 69th inclultvc.

On Wedntfday, the sad of July,
Thofe who reeehe 9J. rer day, from the 7oth Regiment of
Foot, with the remaining Regiments pr ss alfo the Pen-
&loots who receive iv per d y, tram all the Regiments of Cavalrb
the IR and Culditream Regiments of GuarJs.
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Oa Thuifdoy the 23d of July.
Thole who receive is. per day, from thc 34,1 Regiment of Foot
Guards, the Ift Regiment of Foot, with all the remaining Regi-
menu or Corps.
On Friday, the 2.ith of 3)4,
Thofe.Penfioners,from any Regiment cr Corra, who receive
is. cid. As. id. is i4d. and as. ad. per day.
On Saturday, the 25th of JO?,
Thofe who receive is. aid. at .d ts. 3d pt day.
On Monday, the 27th of I ly,
Thofe who receive i s. 31d per day, with thofe of the dfferent
rates to as. per day inclufive.
On 'tut Way, the 28th of July,
Thofe who re,teive 2s. cid. per day ai.d upwards, thofe from
the Militia at 51 per day, with thc Private Ot .tictnest who receive
Annuities from the late tit and ad 'Crow' of Hqrfr Guards
And that all Out-Peniloners belonging to he fi.l Hofpital who
live at a greater didance than twenty-five ne.es from London, and
thole in Scotland and Ireland. am hereby required and command-
ed. after the 25th of December next, and after every fucceeding
25th of December and 25th. of June, until further Orders, to ap-
ply to one of his Majcity's Jultices of the Peace in the netghbour-
hood where they refide, and make the following Affidivit, which
the Paid Magiftrate for the County, City, Borough, or Wiling, be-
fore whowthe Penfioner appears, will figs end date, viz.
• • came before me, oae of his MaJ efty's
Jullices of the Peace for the County of
and made Oath that he was admitted an Out-Penfioner of Clael-
fca Hofpital, on the Day of
17 , fur 18 ) from the
•commanded by
was then aged about years, ftrvediu the
Amy years, was thfcharged fo-
and that he it no otherwife
provided for by the Public, but as a Pentioner cf the raid [ta-
ints' at per day, and now lives in the
earifh of in the County of
Sworn before me,
this day of

Regiment of

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The Affidavit drawn according to the above Form farm before,
' dated anti attended by a fvfagitrate, is to be put up in a Cover,
and fent by the General Poft (diredted thus) To the Right Ho-
nourable the Paymafter General of his Majefly's Lind Forces,
London,' marking on the Cover, Chelfea Penfioner's Affi
and Counterparts or Duplicates of the laid Affidavits are to be re-
layed by the Out Penfioners refpettively, to be exhibited to luck
Perfuns as (hall he directed to pay them, that they may be fads-
fled that all loch as may claim Out Penfions arc the real Perfoos
entitled to receive the fame.
And to the end that the Commiffioncrs for the Affairs of elici-
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Perfuns who have paffattheir examination, it is hereby further
direCted, that fueh of them who have fared in, and have been
difeltarged from any of the Regiments or Independent Companies
of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, ate not to mention in
their Affidavits Inch Regiment or Company of invalids, or Royal
Veteran Ltattaliona in which they ferved !aft, but the Regiment,
Troop, or Corps of the Army from which they were firft dirt
charged and recommended, and received at Chelfea Holpital.
The Penfioners are particularly to take notice, that the half-
yearly Payments after Midfummer, arc regulated as to the Place
of Payment, by the mutters at Chelfa, or the Affidavits fent as
above, after the Chriltmat preerding,and that the Chriftmas Pay.
anent is in like manner regulated by the Mufters or Affidavitsafter
the Midfummer preceding
It is alto ordered and directed, that no Perron wisp (hall change
the place of his abode, given in at his Mutter, or opecified in his
Affidavit aforthid, and who may apply for his Penfion (excepting
to the Officers of hxcife neareft Inch place of abode), (hail receive
the fame, unlefs it. appears, by the Certificate or ropeetable per-
form, that fueh removal was through nuavoidable necellity, which
he or they could net fortfee or prevent.
And that if any Pcnfiotter (hall fraudulently attempt to receive
a double payment of the Penliun, either at Chafea or at different
places, he' all be (truck off the Lilts.
Lattly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the Pay
Lifts of the laid Ho.pital, or be entitled to rec.-We any benefit
' therefrom, who (hall not a& mreeatly to flat fe Orders and Oka:-
tions, particuiat ly in fending their kali yearly Affid.Mts to the Per
matter General as above diretted, and to no other Office. mixt%
feveral of the PCI•fiCIOCiII have of late either neglaited to do, or
fent them irregularly to other Departments.
0, AUST, Secretary andlitqUttair