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the Regiment is quarter'd, if there are any Quarrels among the Subaltern Officers, and let him immediately reconcile them, declaring from the Governour of the Province to those who fall again into these Faults, that he shall be oblig'd to inform him of them, and that he will infallibly break them if they do not alter their Conduct. Let him reconcile those which are among the Soldiers of the Regiment, and let him punish, with all the Severity requir'd by the King's Orders, those who have fought with one another.

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LET him not make any Agreement for the Regiment in one or more Places where he is in Garrison. Let him exact nothing beyond what is imply'd in the King's Order, neither let him fuffer any of the other Officers to do it for his Company in particular, on pain of making Reftitution himself of what shall have been taken or exacted, in cafe he does not advertise the Governour of the Province of it.

LET him take care that the Officers follow the King's Regulations for the Duty and the Residence of the Cap. tains, as they shall be prescrib'd by the Orders which are sent to the Regiment for that End. And that the Soldiers may not commit any Violence at their Landlords, and do not misuse them either by beating them, or hindring them from Attending their Work or their Business. Every one of the Captains are order'd to leave at least one Subaltern Officer in each Company to answer in his own Name for the Disorders which are done in it, and by Deduction and Retrenchment of his Allowance for Winter Quarters, if he has not taken care of it as foon as the Disorder happen'd.

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LET the fame Commander give order that no Soldier go out of his Quarters without leave from his Officer, which may easily be done, whether the Reigment is Quarter'd in one place or

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in several; since there is always an Officer who commands them. Let him also make the Taptow be beat every Night betwixt eight and nine à Clock, and let him make known to the Soldiers that those who are found rambling about the Streets after the Taptow is beat, shall be Punish'd

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IF the Company is Distributed by small Numbers into Divers Places, he fhall give order that the Officer who Commands the Company go and inform himself from time to time of the Manner in which the Soldiers of his Company live, and whether they pay at their Landlords for the Provisions they have there, that he may oblige them to do it if they have fail'd in it. In default of doing which he must answer for it in his own Name.

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ON any Change of Quarters which happen by Order from the King, of the Lieutenants General, or of the Intendants of the Province, each Commander of the

the said Quarters shall be oblig'd to write to the Governour of the Province, the Place where he is, the Strength and Condition of the faid Place, in what District it is, and how far from fome known and confiderable Town; toge ther with the Regulations which have been given him by the King, by the Governour, or by the Intendant, for the Subsistance and Maintenance of his Soldiers.

EACH of the said Commanders shall send every two Months an ac count of the Review of the Companies under his Command, and shall let him know if the Soldiers behave themselves conformably to his Majesties Orders, if there is no Disorder in their Quarters, if there has happen'd no Murders, Duels, Afsaffinations or Violences, since the laft news he sent of them, and in Cafe any have happen'd, and that the Governour hear of it from other hands than from the said Commanders, they shall answer for it in their own Name.

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IN fine let the said Commander and the other Officers do in general all that they can to prevent any Disorder, and let them follow exactly the King's Orders, not doing any thing contrary to them.

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For the Officers appointed to fee to the Execution of the Orders of Justice upon Raising the Gabelle, and to oppofe any Tricking or Fraud.

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HE Officer shall take care that the Brigadiers and Troopers who are under his Conduct do not lead a loose and fcandalous Life, that they do not Swear and Blafpheme they Holy Name of God, and that they do not commit any Disorder in the Places where