Date to which entitled to ad- subsisted at the proditional Pay Regimen, being therefrom or the Day previous Advance of Nett Pay (if any) for each Man, issued by the Pay-Master to the Officer commanding the Party. Remarks. not. to Embarkation Rate Amount. N° of for Great Britain. From Το Years. Days. We certify that the above Statement is correct. this Dated at Day of RETURN of the Names of Men who have been sent or left at Home by the of Regiment but of whom no information has been yet received, and who are in consequence still borne on the Returns of the Regiment. * The Column of "Remarks" is not to be filled up by the Regiment, but is to be left blank for the insertion of such information as may be obtained at Home respecting the final disposal of each Man. 230 Regulations to be observed in the Appointment of Non-commissioned Officers in Corps serving abroad. Whenever any considerable Reduction takes place in the effective Privates of any Regiment on Foreign Service, the full Establishment of Non-commissioned Officers is not to be kept up as a matter of course, but such a proportion only as shall be sufficient for the Duties of the Corps, which is usually calculated at the rate of One Serjeant for every Twenty effective Rank and File, including One Corporal; by which means the Non-commissioned Officers arriving with any Detachment, can at once be taken on the Establishment without any additional expence to the Public. The Number of Non-commissioned Officers in each Corps is not to exceed the proportion above prescribed, without the sanction of the General Officer Commanding being previously obtained, General Officers Commanding on Foreign Stations will use their Discretion in authorizing the Commanding Officers of Battalions to appoint NonCommissioned Officers beyond the proportion above specified, according to the situation of the several Battalions and the Duties which they are required to perform, taking care that the number of Non-commissioned Officers in no case exceeds the Establishment of each Battalion. Regulations Regulations to be observed regarding the Drafting, Casting, &c. of Horses in Regiments of Cavalry, and the Destroying of such as may be affected with contagious Diseases. Horses. No Horses are to be transferred from one Regiment Transfer of to another without the previous Authority of the Commander in Chief, if the Regiment from which the Transfer is to be made is in Great Britain; or of the Commander of the Forces in Ireland, if the Regiment is serving in that part of the Kingdom :-If the Regiment is abroad, the consent of the General Officer Commanding must be obtained previous to the Transfer being made. Horses. When any Horses belonging to a Regiment of Casting of Cavalry are considered unfit for further Military Service, they must be inspected by a General Officer, who will transmit to the Adjutant-General a Return, (according to the Form prescribed in Page 233,) shewing the cause which renders them unfit for further Military Service, in order that the Commander in Chief's Authority may be obtained for their being disposed of. As soon as the Commander in Chief's Authority is received for the Sale of any Cast Horses, the Commanding Officer is to communicate the Number of them to the Secretary at War, by whom directions will be given, as to the Period and Place at which they are to be disposed of. All Cast Horses must be disposed of by Public Auction, and the Commanding Officers of Regiments of |