The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-01-20 00:00:00

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ORDERS AND REGULATIONS REFERRED TO IN
HIS MAJESTY'S WARRANT OF TIIE 7tIIOCTOBER,
I/06.

PERIODS AND TERMS OF ENLISTING.
In the Infantry, for . . . 7 Years
Cavalry . . . . 10 ditto
Artillery . . . . 12 ditto
Men willing to engage for a Second Period of Ser-
vice, will be re-enlisted,
In the Infantry, for . . . 7 Years
Cavalry . 7 ditty.
Artillery . . . . ditto
Men willing to engage for a Third Period of Ser-
vice, will be re-enlisted,
in the Infantry, for . . . 7 Years
Cavalry . . 7 ditto
Artillery . . • . 5 CNA

No non-commissioned officer nr soldier to be
allowed to re-enlist for a second period of service,
until within twelve months of the end of his first
period , nor for a third, until within two years of
the end of his' second. The new period in each
case, not to be considered as commencing until after
the expiration of the one preceding.
No non-commissioned officer or soldier to be
allowed to re-enlist, or engage to reenlist, into any
other than his own regiment, until after his com-
plete discharge.
Non-commissioned officer or soldier, changing
from one service to another, viz, from infantry to
cavalry, cavalry to artillery, &c. to engage for a
term of years equal to the first period of the service
into which he enters.

For young men enlisting under eighteen years of
age, the time wanting to complete eighteen, to be
Added to the seven, ten, nr twelve years.
Periods of service may be extended by the Com-
manding Officer of the Government, Colony. Island,
or Station, as to non-commissioned officers and
soldiers serving abroad for six months ; and by the
King, with respell to non-commissioned officers and
soldiers serving either at home or abroad, until six
months shall have elapsed of continued peace, sub-
sequent to the expiration of the period of service
for which they were serving ; provided always that
no such extension of service, shall, in any case, ex-
ceed three years.
No non-commissioned officer or soldier, having
enlisted for, and serving is, his last period of ser-
vice, to be compelled to serve under any such ex-
tension of service, beyond six months alter the ex-
piration of such last period.
Non-commissioned officers and soldiers may be
transferred from one battalion to another, of the
same regiment ; or, if disabled, to a Veteran Bat •
talion ; but not otherwise drafted from one regiment
to another, without their consent.
Every non-commissioned officer or soldier entitled
to his discharge, if then serving abroad, to be sent
to Great Britain or Ireland, free of expence, and
to receive the pay allowed to non-commissioned
of and soldiers on a march, from the place of
his being landed, to the parish or place in which he
shall have been originally enlisted, at the rate of
twelve miles for each day's march, with the usual
number of halting days; and every noncommissi-
oned officer and soldier, so entitled to his discharge,
who shall be discharged at any place in the United
Kingdom, other than that to which he belongs as
above, to have the like pay from the place of dis-
charge, to the place of his attestation as aforesaid.
Rates of Pensions of M•n who shall have Enlisted tor, and be
De.eharged after having served, the Second and Last pe.
rinds of Service.

CAVALRY AND INFANTIY.--111TILR SICOND PERIOD.
Per Dom.
Sarjeant-Major, raitarter-Master-Serjeant, Ser- 1.. N. D.
jealit, Corp...rat, arid Private .5 o 5
fff f TUIRD PERIOD.
• - -

svoimist.lsgajor and Quatter-Master-tier;eanl,
having served three years a. such, su much in ad•
0 2 0
dation to his claim for pension, as Serieant, as
wdl niake in the whole
Serjeant 5 iron 0 1 0
•
to 0 1 1U
One halfpenny a day to be added to the shilling
fur every year of awake as a Corp.'s!, and one
penny for every yea. of service os • Serie.siit; but
the peluiun m nu case to etteee.l Is. hid.

tfo.otn :
Curnotals .
One hallpeony a day to be added to the shilling
for eye!), year otseryiee as a C.,rpnial, but the peti-
tion in no EA,' to exe,:cd Is. bd.
Private . . • •