Star.
London, England, 1815-10-11 00:00:00

On WEDNESDAY, the I Ith of October,

The Pen,toners at 541. tid. and Bd. per day tram the dift rent
Regiment% of Creak y, Vuot Guards, and Infantry, includie.g those
from the Mi►itia.

On TIIIIR4DAY, the I!th of October, •
Thole at 9a. and trd.twr tlity from the different Regiments,.
including those front the Militia.

On FRIDAY, the 13th of October,
Those at Is. per .!ay, from the datrent Avgimotts of Cavalry,
with thane from the titrte Regiment* of Foot thiardi,.as
those from the Ist to the 10th Regiments of. Foot inclusive.

On SA I URDAV, the 14th of October,
Those at I. per Jay, from the 11th Regiment el Foot, and all
remaining Reginteuts and Corps.

On MONDAY, the 16th of October,
Those at IL Old. I*. Id. ts. 16.,1. Is. ::d. 14. il. per day.
On TUESDAY, the 17th of October,
Those at IS. Stl. Ity. %LI. Is. 4d. Is. 40. Is. sd. and 14. std.
per day.
On WEDNESDAY, the i ttb of October,
' Those at is. 6d. with chose at the different tate, to 2s. I
per day.

On THURSDAY, the 19Th of October,
Those at 2s. 2d. per 40y, and upwards; al•rs the Pensioners
from tte several Regiments who have been admitted ou account
of blindness.

It is also ordered and directed that all Oat-Pensioners belong-
ing to the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to their
Instructions, which they are requited to produce at the time ef
Payment, by which they are ordered to tialmoit to the Pay-
maider-Gen..ral of hi. Majesty's Land Forces i t Loodutt, their
Affidavits as therein pr scribed, on, or immediately ilft.r every
Quarter-day, without which their names will not be entered oil
the Pay-Lists for the imbsegtient Quarter, and they are out after-
' wards to change their place rit abade, as in their a'fla•
vits, without unavoidable necesbi v, and do ly notif yinl the .atue.
And that if any Pem-oner shall fraudulently attempt to re-
ceive a double payment ot Isis Pension. other at Clielwa, or at
itifferent places; he *BA be struck off the List, and forfeit all
benefit arising from this Establishment. • 0. A1.1.,1',
Secretary and Registrar.

T Ht. REV. WILLIAM HETHER.INGTON't CIIAtU 1 TO
THE BLIND; established 1774.
CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, LONDON.
WHEREAS :11 above-(tamed Gentleman, in his
Life-rime, enabled the Governors of this Hospital to pay
aortuitms of flute each of Vift y !Mind Pertain, in the hope that
het t ample would be followed by ether benevolent °character.,
the Governors give this put.lic Notice, that irons the ve...t y wood-
firm ad.:woos nude to Mr. Hetherington', or:gtral hind, by
deed et gift, and by mill, they are now enabled to ex.ettel the an-
nuity to upwards of 4,41101 W Person*. *I he Governor. g've this
rublic Notice, that iron the Irth October to the 9d of Novem-
ber, in every year, they are ready to issue Iron the Counting-
house oldie Hospital, upon the personal application of a friend°,
Petitions for any Blind Persons duly qualified 'I he leading qua-
lifications are rated hereunder, and unless the parties call re-
spect we ty pi ove themselves strictly within them, the applications
'in :Leis' brball wile be entirely truitls,b :
birth in England, to the Exclusion of WaLs a:ul Berwick-
upon-Tweeds
Age, Piny Years and r.pwards.
Residence, '1 hree Years in their present :Ibade, aid -corn*.
Bras ta tss during that period.
Tkese who have ever begged, received alms, or are deemed
objeus for parish relief, are excluded from the benefit of these
Charities, which are intended " for those who have been rep0.41)4
.41)4 brought up, and who want some additi4n to What they have
to make Wewu.ecomfortableunderrite oust ort ti eof bin 'date's."
RICHARD CORP, Clerk.
• Frain the great extent of the Charity, it it found impracti-
cable to a:tend to letters.
Christ's 149spital, October I, 1815.

TO PARISH CHURCHES, CHAPELS, 3cc,
TO-PE SOLD,
ACAPITAL BARREL ORGAN, second hand,
as good a new; it plays Psalm Tunes and HymitS, and is
fit tor any Claud) ; power enough for seventy singers, and would
be a handsome pre,ent to any congregation Shop price 65
guineas, now only 50 guineas. l'aking.ca,es four guitmas. Also
a Drum and • friavgle Org-in, fit for a Orawitiz.ruxn or Hall,
fifty couple may dance to it, 36 pilteas.
To be seen at No. 5, heicester•placc, London.

LAST SALE OF DUTCH ROOTS, IMPORTED FROM
HAARUM.—By Mr. WILIJAMS,
At the Auction Mart, Bardsolutnea.lane, on Tuns sDA r, Octo.
her 12, at Eleven for Twt lye o'Clotk precisely,
A.QUAVTITY. of DUTCH ROO I'S, imported
from I ilatlem, consisting of very fine Hyacinth% Idarcis-*
sw, enquilli, Tit iips, Cricusses, fitc.
hT ty be viewed the Day prect.dii% and Mmning of Sale, and
Catalogues had of Mr. W i;:tants, opposite the Auction Mart.,

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