The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-27

Sloned officers, musicians and priyates, Of the
several regiments and corps now in the ser
vice OF the u. States, whose term of service
has not expired, shall be so arranged as to
form and complete out of ire same the nom
commissioned officers. musicians and privates,
constituting the military peace establishment.
in the manner following, viz.
- 10 form the regiment of light artillery,
Brig. Gen. Porter, there shall be mastered
for selection, the light artillery proper, the
18th, Goth, 50th, Slst, SD, 34th and 45th regi-'
pents OF infantry.
Iof form the corps of artillery, there shall
be mustered for selection, the corps of artil-
lery proper, the regiment of dragons, the
elst, ed and 2Sd regiments of Infantry.
To form the regiments of infantry in the
division ot the north, there shall be muster
ed
For the Cd regiment of infantry, Colonel
Brady, the 9th, 18th, 22d, 23l and SD
regiments of infantry.
For the Sd regiment of infantry, Col. John
Miller, the lst, 18th, 18th, oath, 2Sth
and 39th regiments of infantry.
For the 5th regiment of infantry, Brig. Gen.
eral Miller, the 9TH, 9th, 18th, 2lst,
10th and 10th regiments of infan-
try.
For the 9th regiment of infantry, Col At
kinson, the 18th, 25th, 9th, 29th and
S1th regiments OF infantry.
10 form the regiments of infantry & rifle
men in the division of the south
For the LIST regiment of infantry, Brig. Gen.
Bissel, the Cd, Sd, 9TH and 44th regi-
ments of infantry.
For the 4h regiment of infantry, Colonel
King, the 18th, 18th & Goth regiments
of infantry.
For the 9TH regiment of infantry, Col. NJ
Donald, the 9Th, 10th, S6th and 38th
regiments of infantry.
For the Sth regiment of infantry, Col Nj
cholas, the 5th, 18th, * 55th regiments
of infantry.
For the rifle regiment, Brig. Gen. Smith,
the LIST, End, 3rd, and 4th Rife Regi-
And the President of the U. States has fur
Their judged proper, that in addition to the
provision for general staff, which is specifi-
cally made by the act of Congress, certain of
hcers shall be retained, under the special au-
thority given by the act, until circumstances
will permit of their discharge without mate
rial injury to the service and that the fol-
lowing shall be the general staff: 5.-
Two .Major-G enerals, with two Aids-de-
Camp each.
Four Brig. Generals.with one Aid-de-C Camp
each.
An Adjutant and Inspector General, and
two Acknowledgement. to be professionally
retained.
Four Brigade-Inspectors. -
One Quarter Master General e two Depv-
ty QuarterMasters-G eneral, to be provision
ally retained.
Four Brigade Quartermasters.
An Apothecary- General and two Assistant
Apothecaries, to be Professionally retain
ed
Five Hospital Surgeons.
Fifteen Hospital Surgeons Mates.
Two Garrison Surgeons, to be professionally
retained.
Ten Garrison Surgeons Mates, to be pro-
visionally retained.
PayMaster of the Army.
Two Deputy Paymasters General, and two
Assistant Deputy Paymasters, to be provision
ally retained
The acts Of Congress, establishing the Ord
nance Department, the Office of the Com
missary- General of Purchases, and the Mill
tary Academy, remain in force, as well as
certain acts authorizing the appointment of
Judge Advocates and Chaplains to the Ar
my.
The organizati and arrangements of the
military peace establishment, thus made by
the president of the U. States, are published
in general orders for the information and gov
eminent of the army.
By order ofthe Secretary of Uar.
D. PARKER,
Mi. g IuShecfoT GeueroJ