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scribe, and by virtue of which such Exemption
Wight be claimed, we think that the proper step to
be taken, is to require the Commanding Officer of
Corps whose services haVe been so accepted, not
to make any return according to the dire6tions of
those Aas: If he refuses to coniply with such re-
quisition, it would be difficult to ascribe it to any
other intention than that of receding from the con-
ditions on which their service was accepted, and
Government would then have to determine Upon
the propriety of continuing such service.
•
We have the Honour to be, Sit,
Your aunt !nimble Servants,
To the Right Hots. Sr. PERcsvAL,
Mr. Yorke. Trio. MANNERS SUTTON.

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Acne GaArth, tsth Sept. 1803.

Tr is proposed that the following number of tn.
spefting Field Officers for the Yeomanry and 'Vo.
lunteer Corps shall be immediately appointed and
attached to Distrids:

North-east . 2 North-west - - 2
Yorkshire .. 3 South Inland -
Eastern .. North Inland t
Southern . 3 London - t
Snuth-west, - - t Home - -
IVestern . z North Britain - - 4
Sevetn - t

That it shall be the duty of these Officers to con.
form to all orders they may receive from the Ge.
octal Officer commanding the District in which they
are stationed, or others their Superior Officers.
That they shall be continually employed in visit.
ing and superintending the drill and field exercise
of the several Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers
in their respective Districts, during those periods
of the year which are or may be appointed for
that purpose. To the end that the efficacy of this
force shall be at all times ascertained, it shall be
the duty of these Officers to muster within every
two months each Corps under their superintend.
ante, when they shall make a specific report on the
number under arms (assigning causes for the ab-
sence of those who do not appear), on the state of
the clothing, horses, arms, and accoutrements, and
adding any observations which may occur as ne-
cessary for the information of the Commanding
General. It shall be further their duty to visit at
these Lispettions the places appointed for the depot
of arms and ammunition, and specially to report
whether the regulations established for the security
and preservation of the same are duly attended to.
It shall be, moreover, their particular provineeto
colic& the monthly returns ut the Yeomanry and Va.
lunteer Corps, and transmit the same to the Assistant',
Adjutarit.General of the Distria; duplicates of these
returns_ they are constantly to transmit to the Lords
Lieutenant of the County. They shall be the chan.•
nels through which ail applications from the Yea.
manry and Volunteer Corps shall he made to the
Generals commanding in the Districts, and through
them to the Military Departments; • and.generally,
that they shall exert their utmost endeavours to pro.
Mote the diScipline, instrOtion,.and welfare of these
Corps. They Will be responsible that every eater,
tion is used ro render them as effeftive ;is possible.
In consideration of the aCtive service which Will he
required of these Officers, that they shall be allow.
ed the daily
.pay of t es. and rations of forage for
three horses each. And in order to insure them a
due respea in the performance of the important tlu..
ties confided eo them, they shall have she temporary
rank of Lieutenant,Colonel.. , The Officers appoiet,
ed to ti‘ese situations shall be selected from Field.
Officers on Half:pay ;. and Officirs'of distinguished
reputation-arid approved services, who may have
quitted His Majesty's Service after having'attained
the rank of Field Officer, shall be eligible to these
employments.
The foregoing proposal has been submitted to
the King by His Royal Highness the Commander
in Chief, and received His Masjesty's'approhation.
By Command of his Royal Highness
The Commander in Chief,
HARRY • CALVERT,
Adjutant G enera .
ii-5/7.o.fficr, Sl'. 24, *Ba3.
REGULATIONS FOR THE roasiATiesi, &C 01 CORPS Or
YEOMANRY CAVALRY, RAISED SOISEQUENTLY TO THE
DEFENCE ACTS, WITH THE RIWULATED ALLOWANCES
GRANTS.D. •

A Troop to consist of not less than 40, nor more than,too
Itahk and File,

Captain. ljemt. Cornet.

To each Trpop
If 70 Rank and File and upwards
A Squadron to consist of a Troops.
A Corps from 3 to 4 Tt9ops, may, have
Myor. Captain,.
r and t to each Troop.
A Regiment to consist of from 4 to is Troops.
A Regiment of from 5 to 7 Troops, troth inclusive, may have
Lieut. -Ccialiel. Major.

A Regiment cif train 8 to 12 Troops, both inclusive, may have
Lieut..ol.-Cvntrtaltdaxt. Lieut.-Colonel. Major.
1 r: i
I Serjeant
to every 2o Privates.
1 Corporal
Regiments of lei;) Rank and File, and upwards, 'may have
al .I,llhtani, but no pay allowed, unless embodied for Ailual
Service, except in the cases herein-after mentioned.
A Serjeant-Major maysbe appointed, but no pay allowed,
unless embodied for Actual Service, except in the cases here.
in-alter mentioned.
A Quarter-Master per Troop may be appointed, but no pi),
allowed, unless embodied for Actual Service.
A Surgeon may be appointed, but no pay allowed, unless
entbodital for Actual Service.
Pay at the rate of 6s. per diem may be allowed upon spe.
cial application, through the Lord-Lieutenant. and upon a
consideration of all the circumstances of the Corps, ter an
Adjutant (who has served at least 5 years as a Commissioned
Officer in the Regulars, embodied Militia, feneiblcs, or East
India Company's Service) to Regiments of Yeomanry Ca-
valry, consisting of not less than ;so einetive Rank and File ;
but the permanency of this al lowanceof pay must depend on
the terms under which the Corps have agreed to be trained
and exercised, and whether for a greater number ofdays than 20.
Pay, at 3's. t id. per diem, including 9d. for the Horse,
may be allowed upon special application, through the Lord.
Lieutenant, and upon a consideration of all the circumstances
of the Corps, for a Serjeant-Major (who has served at least
3 yeats in some of His Majesty's Forces) to Corps of Cavalry,
of not less than 123 efli,dive Rank and like. •
The sum of izol. per Troop per Anti. wil Ilse, issued Half-
yearly, at the disposal oldie Com mati`dlna, in lieu ofpay to Ser•
pants and Trumpeterap and °fall other espc:flees whatsoever,
I I a Corps, or any part thereof shall be called upon in cases
of Riot or Disturbance, the charge ofconstant pay to be made
for stick services, must he at the rate following per diem,
being the pay of the Regular Cavalry, and be supported by a
Certificate from His Majesty's Lieutenant br Sheriff of the
County, &c.
4. :. d.
I Serjeant-Major, in-
chiding 9d. for a
Horse - e I It
Serjeant ditto o 1 If
I Corporal ditto 0 2 4i
Trumpeter ditto a 2 4
Private ditto .0 a 0 ,

,C. d.
Colonel - b i le
Lieutenant-Colonel s 3 o
Major o :9 3
Captain - o 14 7
Lieutenant - 0 9 0
Cornet - 0 g 0
Quarter,Mafter 0 s 6
AclitiLint - 0 10