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London, England, 1815-11-30 00:00:00

TARIF

ANNLIaD TO Trat CONYENTIoN itaLATIVC To TUlt OCCUPATION
Or A MILL rAIIY NE IN ritANCK BY .►N AL! Imo AitifT.
1. Proyivon4, For.ge, QuL.lers, anti Curl.
Vltliliary Porii.so .4 the riolklier.
Two pound► 0.41, d mdr€l of n►eelio brea,!, or one pound two•
th 1116 of flour, or One roma Ont:-.llth of bisulit.
A crafter of a poU.stl ut tuun.al or gm', or three.olitterllthll
of a pound of rice, or halt a poulid 01 floe N :ake.ttru flour, pease, or
or half a pound of potatoes, carrOf4,!Urliipl, or other fresh
vegetables. Hall a round of fruit meat, or a starter of a pound

of Wed& 026testb of a litre of spirits, cr hilf a litre or
or one litre cf beer.

One-thirtieth of a pound of salt.

3. In eme Lhe trurips should be Quartered an the inhabitirit •
they shall enjoy thy use ut foe and canal.; in hArracle;, wont
the svoins and kitchens; and lights for the room., arid corri,:•)r.
shall be allowt.l. itccaralin:.; to clr.;uoi,taocei, in exact proportio.
to what is atric4ly uecessat y. The wore shall be obaseved wi:l.
respect to the guards.
1 iiiihstltutes for the usual articles of the ration we not to be
given at the *terrier' of the tromps, but accurAiva to drcula.
stances. The artlcltta of provision shall, where pr“eti-able, be va
nett according to the season, givinn generally a preterence to
rimicetnis veFir-a,iles. Bacon ntay be 7,ive:: where the croup. ar.
w Aline to receive it.

S. floor, fur bi cad, s'all not lie given in heu of bred, pt.
ing with thecuntrnt u 1 th•• trouts; and, in that case, wood, •
the necessary Cu•tveutuaees fnr bahia:T, must he grautet ;
shall be given ouly of a tnuv..m,•ut, or of necessity, •, ,
complete the ten days' sultpty in reserve, with which the :r
should b.: ilovidol in th..!r flying hospital-. This store slit.:
ter:dd.:dui addition to the &fly supply. Mnre,,ver, in orei.r • ,
insure a regular su vly. it is to be under:rued, that, wild.: I.:-
space of two Month-, the magazines ire to be so prinri.ioned, 11.
there be always a supply at proviiitins and forage (in-at e..
cep:el) in store, for a I,trnieht in advance. under the itispee,...
of the French store-keepers. The Commisarks of the ../.14.1
crue, d'arinte, shall be auth,,r!sol to igbpect this store is te,e::, .
when they way tLiuk proper.
4. Ile twat shall tw delivered slaughtered, without hell. .
the lita.l. feet, lights, Lye:l-. atul other nitesli.ll par; s. if, w.•:, ••
consent of the t: noes, live Ceti' be delivered, the wei:),t 0,„-!
lined by an exact Computation, including the heads, tie.: Le, ar i
whate..ts as eatable. The lt.thtt shall, In this Ease, belong
mot; s. . .

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5. On a march, and on other occasions' where r
be fed 'op!. rtippr," the same Feria' shall be .a tyre.. ; thew.
h recztv.: his p-Artlon, or an asieqaate equivalent, orep•tr. 1
and divided into tvro nasals, and, to the mornin, a px,i.,•l Gt
breasi and spirits.
G. Receipts shall be granted by regiments, crimp. n e., a: I
taehments, I'4 the number or rations and pot- Sr., r....
whseh rmeelpt skill be revisal and confirmed in e.1:4 c, r!‘t
;nista Commis.ista, wiesse °Fria! expenses a 11411 b: le
and p.ild by the Vreisch Govettoinsnt.
As several of the troops aro autisometi
smoking, and as the 'tidier will :lot b.: able to purchase t.. .
tide, at the very high pries that carats in France, it is 5t...!..•
that regiments, companies, or dttachments, shall be
demand half a ktiogianime of cob ice() per stench, ur e 4-1.

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veriest, on paying sixty centime: fur each half kilogramme, of
the most interior quality, sold in the shops, but fresh. lu ort r
t,i prevent any contraband practices arising thert..runt, non the
issues to be dis•ribtited ausoupt the regiments, there shall b_
specified the quantities of tobacco detiveted.
Officer's Portlon.—Two pounds of white bread.
A quarter of a pound of fine grits, or substitutes.
Two pounds of meat.
A portion of liquor, of rood quality.
wo tallow candles, eight to the pound.
To prevent Inconwitiences, it were to be wished, that tic, part
of the portion should be e:timateti, at a certain suns per dient.Le
lan the corps d'arnive, and should always be given in money.
Moreover,—Une-fitteenth of a stcrc bard firewood, or, as
cording to circumstances, tuft wood, coal, or turf, in the prupur-
elm established in the French servize.
This part of the portion shall be always given in care?t
during a march. 'lite summer ration shall 1):: one luAli the
and there shall he reckoned mix months to the winter.
In those provinces where coal is generally burnt, the coml.,'
Lotion between wood and coal shall be made, ai wiL 3 fur the t.tit.,
Ger as the soldier, according to the •I'arif of coinnititati,in of a:
same arti,:les in u,c in the French army.
Likewi.e the quarter., with beds itod bedding.
The portitris and the soarers shall be given to the officers
ac-
cording to the following Table

•
-a ,„
• 5 ..: 2g 2
Rink. g c g Pipservatiins.
aI; -2 cr. a
a. g 4"L so
dimoMml•MMIIMMI•11•10 OPm..mgorew...•••••••••••
Subalterns . ...... 1 1 11°9
C..ptairts of Cay.
of mann. and 9 9 9 3
Ea S:eoud....
Commanding
gurmesit• Dog
Majors 3 3 3 3 alditional rae
1 swot: Colonels
Cub:melt •
1 roam, 1 sera
vane, tio.more.
•
Commanding a
. or
Ma!ar•Cenerals
ed to the 6t.IF.
Lieut.-Uett. rale 9 3 5 7
1 pinion nu r•
ot each Anictr.
•GentraLt of Ca- •Ih. t shalt he
valry, of Int lot!ged in stut-
ter Command Is ••••• ..... ..01,16,pr010g
log a Corps vei ••••vrtini
trArmie with fu

he servant shall likewi>e recast. tfieliut u3l) :he se!di•r.
but only when borne as effective on the mu.teriag roll, acd
beyord the number allowed in each army.
2. The civil and medical deprinients shall Ise assimilated w:..ts
the military in every thing according to their revective nolo.
3. In case of necessity, twice particularly on a march, s 'mint?
number of apartments shall suffice. In barrseks the quarters 41e1
be regulated according to circumstances, and conjointly with the
commandants.

Forage.—Light Ration.—Oats five-eights of a bushel.
Hay ten pounds.
Straw three pounds.
Ileavy Ration —Oats one bushel (Paris masons).
Hay ten pounds.
Straw three pounds.
1. I'he heavy ration shall be given far the saline horses of
officers, fur horses of regular cavalry, light and heavy, for oat-
Ivry horses that draw the guns and caissons. All tatter heir,
including cossack horses, shall receive only the light ration,
except by the roles of the sestet of each army there shot:l,l he
other draft horses entitled to the heavy ration. (in a itiAr;:i
which may continue for more than tour days, all the horses on
the match shall receive the heat), ration.
2. 'the furagu maybe varied in case of necessity, by reckonie•,
six rations of barley, and, in extreme scarc:ty, many of ryes
for tight rations set oats; and half a light ration of oats for live
pounds of hay. he latter substitute may be demanded as a
matter of right by those troops whose ration of bay is genetally
under tell pounds, and that ce, 1134 more liberal.
S. Straw shall be furnished tram tho magazines for the stables
of the barracks, and the dung shall belong to the troops, who are
to remove it themselves. When quartered on the inhabitant, he
shall supply straw according to the larif, and shall have the ad-
vantage of the dung.
4. Stabling shall be granted to regiments and companies Ea.
the effective nu:ub. r of horses, also ' Olt and accommodation tor
the guard, anti place for the baggage and forage.
5. Forage fur die officers of different ranks shall he given to
each army, according to the regulations In force with them re-
specively, previous to the date 01 the present Tara. It shall he
delivered according to such returns, without any detltic•
Officers Mull coon stable-room tor the actual number of their
horses. and room tor their baggage and forage, but not candl--
light. Fur each horse there shall be allotted a space of eight 1.. t
lung and four feet broad.
General Remark.—Beyond the present Tarif, the troops shall
not be entitled to claim any thing, and shall be ohked to par-
chase at their own expense the article% not cum es:headed
such as soap, butter, chalk, pipe-clay, &c. With respect to
guard-houses and sentry•boxcs, the toss as will provide for thou
at their own expense.
11. Hospitals.— I he administration of the Hospitals shall 4t
general be in the hands of the French Authorise-, according to
the established orders; hut in the subsistence ut the so. k, reaped
shall be had to the regulation oiblistieil by each army
,•n 114 en•
trance into France. Every thing nece:sary, medicine% included,
shall be provided at the expense ul the French Government
On the other hand, Nothing shall be granted for regent. bui-
-1 picas, beyond Ilhe: usual portions and quarters, whir I Shall be
claimed by regiments tor their sick, as tar thee effective. Each
cusps d'armee shall send to the hospital destined fir its sick, me
nvel ,Iry medical or other assistance, to secure
proper triVa'ntent.
All suloters sent to the hospitals shall bt received, and toe huapi-
tale shall be estabiish-d at convenient distance..
111. Fransport----W hen the Troops are on 1 march, carriages

tdall he I.mi:shed:by the French Covetimont, uA do demand of
theCeinlu r.ner in Chief. Phi same rule shall be observed for
t, an ;wit ht • the ...a. nrctssary relay., for the cornrows
tifivrent parts of a corps d'artnie Shall also be
4.7311. ; hit t!.c givat est model-Anon 84411 be observed oe this
Wail. respect to the conveyance of twittery effects to the
vrii.,y from begin., Il,e FrrAch frontier, such contreyances shelf
tv• ; ..I.lr by relapi of ihr country only till the lit of February,
a:d met, 0 (or t ioderat; quanaties.
tie4ta.—Au dispatches connected with the Interwr service
Ir •
tar ad 'MP, corps, and correspotitieuce wiih the french Au.
.14, ;ties, beating ass official seal, shall be moven and forwar4e4,
v. Hoot paynieut, at thy posts. Estalettes and privare let.
t..rsol the military *ball be paid lust the usual prices. Couriers
kr Li itavrilyrs, military or otherwise, shall pay punctually for
rust hor,ta.
V. Di,oatirs.—Articles for the clothing of the troops shall en.
trr .rt tr..m ditty, on certificates well authenticated Military
r one Joining the armies, or lears% France, %hal' b • exempt
paytti of of ad duties uu whatever is fur their own use, or
he 'roils

I t.1,611-anJOgned at Pads, the 10th of November, in
.:c of ear I.ort:!815.
(L .S 1 C %Vrt EmEAGII.

wk.LLINL. rum.

(Illigned)
(L.S.) aicuautu.

BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER 24.

It is affirmed, that the reasons which caused the
:ro:;rade movement of the first corps of the Prussian
July no longer subsist, and that it is going to cow-
-1 its march in a iew days for the Grand Duchy
t:lv Lower Rhine.
P-incts li:ociler has at length returned to the Pros-

cillinions, and hi• arriv4l at Aix la Chapelle

„ivc.l occasion to several tetes. In pabing through
!le &sired to see-again at Ligny the place
Cur:mit from his horse, he lay upon the ground,
'ttr„•;:; ttte passage and hasty return inf a ran of the
r: .LL army. remliiiiiitt there sonic time,
!0:.%., :bang with his Aides de-camp, he generously re.
,Inprnsed x milvr oho hid assisted him in the ch.
situation in which he w is .it that time placed.

LISLE, NOVEMBER 2..
The allied troops will very shortly take possession
V.ileteiennes and other places on the Nnrtliern
r which they are to occupy according to .hi•
rraty of Peace. We shall have no foreigners at Lible,
:nu it is still uncertain, whether there will be a gam-
of troops of the liar there. The formation of the
.;epa:tuaeutal Legion. which was announced two
dly) Igo as on the valet of being completed. tuts Psi
suspended, and the OlL.crs of the Cadres al-
e loaned hairs been provisionally placed upon
,air pay aaa sent to their homes.

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