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London, England, 1824-11-02 00:00:00

THE AIIMY.

War Officv, Oct. 5, 1924.
(CIRCULAR.)
SIR—It having been decided that the Accounts of Forage
supplied to Regiments of Cavalry in Ireland shouki, hereafter,
be examined in this Office in the sane manner' as the Forage
Accounts of Regiments in Great Britain, I am directed by the
Secretary at War to acquaint you therewith ; and to cie§ir..
thai from the 25th ultimo, you will strictly conform to the rules
;laid down in Section 2 of the. Collection or Regulations, pages
194;224, and 22) so far as regards Supplies' of Forage; and
that you will render to this Office Forage Accounts and EN.
tracts 'of Adjutants' Rolls; at the periods therein Spec:ii,d,
agreeably to the Forms herewith transmitted, and of.which
further supply will be issued on a;)plication tu-11)is Office. Du-
plicates of the Forage Accounts arc to he rendered to the Pe-
pitty Commissary-General in Dublin, special ca're being taken
that the- satne are forwarded, at the latest,
:out, the Ist of the
month succeeding that in which the SupOk - be
ball have on
issued. ra . .
As it has been arranged that the full price of the ration of
forage for Officers' horses is to be paid by the Deputy Com-
missary General to the Contractor, you will take care to collect
the proper stoppage front the Officers, and remit the amount to
the Agent of the Regiment, by whom the same will be paid over
,to the Commissariat Department.
The 50th clause of the Mutiny. Art of the: present Session,
via.—Geo. IV, cap. 13, authorising horses of cavalry, hie. to
be billeted in Ireland upon innkeepers, &c., and'forage sup.
plied in the same manner as in-England, according to the rates
fixed by the Lord Lieutenant, I am directed, with reference to
the Regulation in page 220 of the 2d volume of Regulations,
to desire that when the Regiment, or detachment thereof shall
be on a march and billeted, you will draw bills for all such
sums as may be required for this service, as well for horses at
grass and in straw-yards, on the Deputy Commissary-General
at three day's sight, according to the farm in use for the Regi-
ments in Fngland ; and, if. any circumstance, should arise to
render the measure necessary, you may, agreeably to the Re-
gulation, page 280, draw on the Deputy Conmiisaary General
on account, but in-this case the sum drawn should be short of
-the sum required fur the expense of billeting during the current
month ; and the amount so drawn upon account should, agree-
ably to the practice in this country, be credited in the Bill to
be drawn for the balance as soon after the the 24th of each
month as possible, all such sums being approved of by the
Commanding Officer of the Regiment.
Forms of Billet Bills may be obtained on application to the
Deputy Commissary-General in Dublin. lan). &e.
(Signed) L. SULIVAN.
Paymaster of the Regitnent of

(Ctricur.Att.) War Office, Oct. 5, 1324.
Sin—lt having been decided that the full price of the ration
of forage furnishedior the horses of Officers of Cavalry ilegi.
mentsin Ireland, from the.2sth,ultimo, should be paid to the
Contractors by the Deputy Commissary.Oeneral in Dublin,
who is to receive, from the Regimental agents, the amount of
the stoppages to which the officers are liable in respect there.
of; I am directed by the Secretarf of \Var to desire that you
will take care to make early application to the Paymasters of
the regiments in yoUr agency, for the sums which may become
due on account of the said stoppages, in order that the same
may be regularly paid over to the Deputy Commissary4len.
I ant &c.
(Signed) L. SULIVAN.
Agent of the— Regiment of

(Clact: Att.) • War Office, Oct. 12, 1824.
Sin--With reference to my Circular Letter, dated 111th
May, 1823, I have to acquaint you, that it not being judged
expedient to require that Parochial Clergymen officiating to the
Troops shall in all cases visit the sick twice in every week, the
Commanding Officer will in future be expected to certify only,
that the Clergyman has visited the sick once in each week, and
has at all times, when sent for, performed with them the neces-
sary dudes.
/ have to add, that in every Military Hospital, a notice
should be affixed to the wall in some colispicimus place, to the
following effect, viz. :
The Rev. officiating Clergyman to the troops
on the station, resides at —, is A
and ready to attend the sick
at this hospital whenever his Spiritual assistance may be re-
quired. I have, &c.
(Signed) PALMERSTON.
Officer Commanding Regiment of

(CIRCULAIL) War Office, Oct. 14, 1824.
Sin- -With reference to the Circular Letter, dated Office of
Ordnance, Dublin, the 12th March last granting an addi-
tional allowance of one and a half bushel.; of coals per week to
Officers in Ireland, stationed singly, for the purse ofseparate
cooking, lam 'directed by the Secretary at ar to acquaint
you, that when Officers so situated cannot be supplied in kind,
his Lordship has been please to approve the computed al-
lowance of Is. Gd. a week being granted in lieu thereof, which
allowance may be charged in the Regimental Pay List under
the head of Contingencies, supported by a declaration upon
honour, from each Officer, that during the period of his claim
he was stationed singly, and was not supplied with fuel in
kind. 1 sin to add, that this allowance will take effect from
23th ultimo. I have, &c.
(Signed) W. MERRY.
Officer Commanding Regiment of*.

PRObJOTION3.

(From SAT(:RDAY'9 GAZETTE.)
War-Olice, Oct. 29, 1824.

4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Wilford Bulkley
to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vico Motileld, promoted in the
75th Foot.
Bth Regiment of Dragoons—Raymond White, dent. to be
Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord Pelham, appointed to the Royal
Horse Guards.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain John Gregory
Baumgardt to be Major, by purchase, vice Deare, promoted.
Lieutenant Thomas Morgell to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Baumgardt ; Cornet John B. Spooner to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Morgell ; Berkeley Woclebouse, Gent. to be
Cornet by.purchase, vice Spooner.
lat Regiment of Foot—Captain John Octavius Glover to be
Major, by purchase, vice Nixon, who retires ; Lieutenant
liotace Sueklins, to be Captain, by purchase, vice (nova;
Ensign John 'rernVe, to be Lieutenant., by purchase, vice
Sucking; Edward vory, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Temple,
12th Ditto—Mikior Edward Lean, from the 57th Foot, to be
Major, Vice Lockyer, who exe;langes.
30th Ditto--..SZufr Quarter-master Serjeant Nt'ard to be Qinir-
termaster, vice Kingsley, deceased.
41st Ditto—S,:cond Lieutenant Richard Price, from the 60th
Foot, to be Ensign, vice Tathwell, promoted.
57th Ditto—Major Edmond Lockyer, from the 19th root, to
be Major, vice Lenn, who exchanges.
60th Ditto—George Brockman; Gent. to be Second Lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice Price, anßointed to the 41st Foot.
2d West India Regiment--Lieutenant Robert Hamilton,
from the 99th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Rosa, ap-
pointed to the Royal African Colotlial Corps.
Royal African Colonial Corps—Captain William Ross, from
the 2a West Indian Regiment, to be Captain, vice Donald, who
retires.
Gent, to be Hospital Assist.
Stuart Hun-
ter, from to be Assistant
so Pn ThAaTi
half
piTaAr2
d. STAFF.—Assistant S
Garrisont an t rarlionnJ,oseph
Surgeon to the Forces, vice Hospital Assistant Ewing, appointed
to the 21st Foot;
ant to the Forces, vice Geddes, deceased.
Wm. Thomson,

Commission in the 24 or Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia,
aired by his Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of
Norfolk.
Edmund Bacon, Esq. to be Captain, vice Mack, deceased.
Commissions in the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Ca-
valry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Stafford.
Cornet George Cragebrook to be Lieutenant, vice Wrottes-
ley, resigned ; Thomas Shaw Hillier, Gent. to be Cornet, vice
Gragebrook, promoted.

EDIXIII) nail, OCT. 30.—The 72t1 regiment, now lying iti
the Castle, were reviewed and inspected on the Castle Bill, on
Wednesday, by Sir Thomas Bradfottl, n
tionmOtioler of
the Forces in Scotland, who expressed himself highly satisfied
with the soldier-like manner in which they went through4e
various ievolutions„And also with the complete state o 1 their
equipmenti,
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