The Sun.
London, England, 1861-06-27 00:00:00

DISCIPLINE.

Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve will be sub-
ject to naval discipline when attending drill, or
when called out for actual service, and will be liable
to lose their commissions for offences against the
rules, discipline, or character of her Majesty's ser-
vice, in the same manner as officers of the Royal
Navy, by order of the Admiralty.
PROMOTION.

Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve of the second
class will, if qualified, be eligible for promotion to
the first class, at the discretion of the Admiralty.
Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve who when
in actual service may; by the character or length of
their service, obtain the special approbation of the
Admiralty, will be eligible to receive commissions
as officers in the Royal Navy, of the same grade as
that with which they may rank at the time.
They will then be considered as in all respects
officers on the permanent strength of the navy.
Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve, who while
on actual service shall have distinguished them-
selves in action with the enemy, or by the character
and length of their service, will be eligible, at the
conclusion of their service in the navy, for promo-
tion to higher honorary ranks in the Naval Reserve,
at the discretion of the Admiralty.
UNIFORM.

Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve may wear
the uniform of their respective corresponding ranks
in the Royal Navy, with such distinction as her
Majesty may hereafter approve.
PAY AND ALLOWANCES.

Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve will, while
called out for actual service, receive the pay of their
corresponding rank in the Royal Navy.
Officers who may receive hurts or wounds while
on service :will receive the same pensions, &c., to
which officers in the navy would be entitled under
similar circumstances.

Widows of officers of the Royal Naval Reserve
who while in actual service may be killed in action,
or die from accident resulting from the performance
of their duty, will receive the same pension as the
widows of naval officers of corresponding rank
would be entitled to under similar circumstances.
MESSING.

Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve while on drill
will live on shore, and will receive the following
subsistence allowance, viz.:—

Lieutenants
Sub-lieutenants 2s. 6d. a-day.
When called out for service they will mess with
their respective ranks.

Officers of the Royal NavaIAPPOINTMENT Reserve will receive
their appointments from the Board of Admiralty,
but applications for appointment:, should be made
through the Board of Trade.
GENERAL
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The officers of the Royal Naval Reserve shall be y
called out for actual service b royal proclamation,
and the service they may be employed upon will be
temporary during the continuance of any national
neor until they may be regularly dis-
y,
charged by direction of the Admiralty,

+` London, Shields, Sunderland, Bull, Southampton,
Queenstown.
Falmouth, Bristol, Liverpool, Leith, Greenock, Dublin,

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