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WILLIAM HENRY , By the Grace of God , Prince of Orange , &c.

WHereas upon Our Calling together the Forces , We have appointed such Officers to Command them , in whom We may Repose entire Trust and Confidence , as well for their Readiness and Inclination for Our Service , as for their Care and Diligence in keeping the said Forces in good Order and Discipline : And having out of the tender Regard and favourable Consideration which We shall always express for the good Service and dutiful Behaviour of the Forces , taken Care for their Maintenance and Encouragement , and given Orders for the satisfying and making good to every . Officer and Soldier their full Pay and Arrears due to them until the First day of this Instant January , and for the making constant and punctual Payment of the Subsistence-Money , and Clearings of the Army in the usual Method without any the least diminution of the former Pay ; We have thought fit hereby to declare the same , that no Officer or Soldier may be misled , or diverted from Our Service by any groundless Reports , or malicious Insinuations , strictly Charging and Requiring all Officers to repair forthwith to their respective Commands , and all Soldiers to their respective Quarters and Places of Rendezvous , upon pain of Our highest Displeasure , and being punished for their default as the Nature of their Offences shall deserve . And if it shall so happen , that notwithstanding these Our Gracious Intentions and Offer of Pardon for their past Absence or Desertion , any Soldiers shall obstinately continue to absent themselves from their Duties , We do hereby Direct and Require all Officers Civil and Military to Seize and Apprehend , and to be Aiding and Assisting in the Seizing and Apprehending of all Soldiers that have deserted , or shall desert the Service , in order to the bringing them to Condign Punishment , to be inflicted upon them with the utmost Severity .

Given at St. James's , this 19th Day of January 1688/9. W. H.Prince of Orange . By His Highnesses Command , C. HUYGENS.

IT is His Highnesses Pleasure , That this Order be forthwith Printed and Published , and that the Colonels or Commanders in Chief , do cause the same to be Read at the Head of their Respective Regiments , Troops , or Companies ; As also that all Officers concerned in the Arrears or Clearings , mentioned in the said Order , do bring or send in their Master-Rolls , relating thereunto , closed by the Commissary , to the Office of the Pay : Master General of the Forces , within Ten Days after the date of the said Order at furthest : And that for the future , all Rolls be returned clos'd to the Office of the Commissary General of the Masters , within Seven Days after the Respective Musters , under the Penalty to each Captain failing therein , of Forfeiting the Pay due unto him upon such Rolls as shall not be so closed , the said Forfeiture to be appropriated to the Vse of the Royal Hospital .

Printed for J. Starkey , and A. and W. Churchil MDCLXXXVIII .