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WEDNkSIMY,' NOVEMBER 3,18 a

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ROYAL HOSPITAL, CItELSEA,,
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cnth October, 11119.
THESE are by Order of the Right HobOttrahil
the Lords and Others Commissiniters for Managing the
Affairs of the Royal Hospital a' Chelsea, to give Notice, that
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE REGENT, has
been ',lensed, in the Name and on the Behalf of His Majesty,
to ceniMand, That all the Out-Peusioners belonging to the said
Hospital, and all these Men who are Registered in the Hos-
pital Books, with a view to pros', Pension ; and also all
Out-Pensioners and Registered Men of. Kilmainham HosisitaL
rt,ident in London, or within Twenty-five Miles thereof, who
have been discharged from their re•pective Regiments or Cbrps,
as Non-Commissioned Meets, Drummers, Trumpeters, or Psi..
rates, whether from the REGULAR CAVALRY, FOOT
GUARDS or IN FA NTRY of the. LINE, Or from the FEN-
(IDLES or MILITIA, do personally and regimentally appear,
with their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the
Board Room in the said Hospital, ou the respective days here..
after mentioned, according to their several lintel of Pension,
when and where attendance will be given from Nine o'Cleck in
the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, in order that tech of
them as on Examination shall be found fit, may be attached
to a Royal Veteran or Garrison Battalion. -
.111 S ROYAL HIGHNESS is, however, pleased to direct,
that the present Order shall not be considered as extending to the
OutePenekmere Hots the late HORS*: L'A R‘DS, and HORSE
'ORRNA DIIF.R • 0 txtßps, 'the LIFE GUARDS; and
ROYAL RLOTblEl'ill,of, HORSE GUARDS, tior to such
Men as by the Hospital -Books are row more than fifty-five-
Years of :Nge, or had served Twenty-four Yearsln the Cavalry,
or Twenty-one Years in the Infantry, previtaisly to their Dis-
charges; nor to any Men discbatgM' VATES,whose Pen-
sions arrabove Ten Prow per hie* eatlt; nor to those who
hive Ida a Limb, or their Eye-sight, or' re Cripples, or who.
receleeda Certificate of their Total Witness for further Sei-
vice, frotbanrof the Officers eniployed at the last General Ease'
minaiiori Of CTut-Pensioners in the Year 181.5; nor to such Out-
Pensioners as.are notv serving iu the Regular .Militia, as Non-
CoMmissioned Officers ; but it'Munt be observed, that' all -Men
discharged as -Non-Commissioned Offiiets, Trutnpeters, and
'DiUmmera, are requirecrti) attend, whatever the Rates of their
Pensions maybe, unless they have Completed their third peiiod
Of Service, of ire-disabled as stated above.
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.- - 06140NPAY,, the nth bf NOVEMBER. • •
All the I'ensimitgrLit SdS.pei:day, those at 6d. per day, from
?bt Dr4o2;;#.-011#40ilttill 'the remaining Regiments of.
'vs; .

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On TUESDAY, the fat of NOVEMBER.
1114.. Nby WWI the Three Regiments of Foot
Otani& •

OttAVEDNESDAY, the loth fif NOVEMBER.
Those at 6d. pet day, from the Ist Foot, to the end of the
=filmed Regiments.

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On TIIITIISDAY; tae 11th of NOVEMBER.
- Those at 66f. per day froni the King's German Legion, with
the remaining IL.Sgimentsi or Corps, including those from the
litifitla; also those PeMiopers at 7d and' ed. per day.

On FRIDAY, the 12th of NOVEMBER.
Those at 947 pfr day, front the Ist Dragoon Guards, with
those from the several Regiment.s.;s4Casery,as also those from
the Three RillMonts of Foot Onartil..
. . • .
Ow4ATIIRILAY, the. nth, NOVEMBER.
Tin* at 9d. per day, from till lat Foot,. with all the re,
maining 'Regiments and Corps including those from the Militia;
also those Pensioners at 10d. per day.
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On MONDAY, the 15th of NOVEMBER.
Those Nam-Conunissioned Officers, rumpeters, and Dinm-
mar, above referred to, at Is. per clay, from the First Dragoon
Guards, with those from the several Regi:nents of Cavalry, also
those from the Three Regiments of Fout Giiirds, who have
not completed their Third 'pt iiod of Service.
On TUESDAY, the 16th of NOVEMBER.
Those Non-Commissioned Oillctrs, Trumpetrin, and Drum. I
mars, as above referred to at Is. per day, from the Ist Foot, With
all the remaining Regiments and Corps, including the Militia.
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS is at the same time graciously
pleased to Declare, that all the said Non-Commissioned-Officers),
Trumpeters, Drummers, and Private Men, fonnd fit for Ser-
vice, shalibe considered as entitled to Pay from the respective
days of their appearance in pursuance of ibis' Order, and
that none shall be required to serve in any other Corps than a
Veteran or Garrisbn Battalion ; and that every Man found fit
for that•Doty, shall, on his joining the Battalion to which he
shall be appointed, receive a Bounty of One Pound Five Shil-
lings, or so much thereof as shall remain after supplying him
with proper Necessaries ; and that timse.who, on Exaraination
are found unfit for duty., shall be dismissed with propottionate
Subsistence to carry them back to their Hothei, estimating this
same rrom the time of their leasing their panes of Residence.
'AND IT IS II I S ROYAL HIGIINESS's further Pleasure,
that if any Ont-Pensioneriwho are exempted (torsi the preens
Cast under the Terns of • this Proelamition, shill nevertheless
be desirous of Volunteering their Sirviees, and shall present'
theneselves for Examinationn-on the Dais of Assembling, they
ohall, if found fit to serve, "be 'received iotO "ti Royal Veteran
or Garri'on Battalion, with the same Bounty, Par, and Allow-
antes as the Men who are included in the Call.
AND IT IS EURTHEA NOTIFIED, That all the OUT-
' PrICSIONEILS Itembteallel upon to attend, who shall not
appear en any of the 4ayi above mentioned' will be struck off
the soaks of 'the Ost-Pension'of tie said Hospital, accordieg to
Iligniations uudtr which such Pension is granted, withost
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