HORSE   l. s . d . To Each Trooper a week for his Subsistence , Washing Shoeing Forrage and Linnen , &c. 00 08 00 For Clothing , Accoutrements , and all other Incidents weekly to be left with the Paymaster General . 00 02 00 For Hospital and Poundage weekly . 00 00 06 To Each Corporal , Trumpet and Kettle-drum per week for Subsistence , Washing and shoeing , Forrage Linnen , &c. 00 14 00 For Cothing Accoutrements and all other Incidents 00 03 06 For Hospital and Poundage weekly .       DRAGOONES.   l. s . d . To Each Drag●on a week for his subsistence Washing , Forrage shoeing Linnen &c. 00 06 00 For Clothing Accoutrements , and all other Incidents , Hospital Mony and Poundage . 00 02 02 To Each Corporal for his Subsistence &c. 00 08 00 For his Clothing accoutrements Hospital , Poundage and all other Accoutrements . 00 02 06 To Each Serjeant for his subsistence &c. 00 14 00 For Clothing Accoutrements , Hospital , Foundage and all other Incidents . 00 03 06 FOOT.   l. s . d . To Each Soldier a week for his subsistence Washing &c. 00 02 04 For Clothing weekly to be left with the Paymaster General 00 00 06 Six pence a week to be left in the Captains hands for keeping the Company in shoes stockins , Linnen and mending of their Cloths . 00 00 06 For Hospital and Poundage . 00 00 02 To Each Corporal and Drummer for Subsistence &c. and for all other things as the privat Soldier . 00 03 00 To Each Serjeant for subsistence &c. per week . 00 06 00 For his Clothing &c. Hospital and Poundage . 00 04 06

ANd Whereas We expect that all Officers and Soldiers in pay shall keep within their Respective Garrisons and Quarters not having leave from vs , or the Duke of Tyrconnell Capt . General of Our Forces accord-to the Rules prescribed by Our late Declaration of the 12th day of November 1689. We do hereby Will and Require all General Officers and other Officers of Our Army all Governours of Cities or Towns , Mayors , Portrifs , Headboroughs and other Civil Magistrates , all Iustices of the Peace , High and Petty Constables , and all other Our Officers and Ministers both Civil and Military that wherever they shall find any privat Soldiers stragling from their Garisons , or Quarters not having sufficient Passports in writing to seize and send them to the next Gaxison , or Quarters from whence they are to be sent by the Respective Officers Commanding in Chief from Quarter to Quarter till they come to the Garison , or Quarter to which they belong , whereof the Commandant in each Garison and Quarter is to take Notice● , and to see Our Pleasure in this particular duly Executed .

Our further Will and Pleasure is that no Officers servant shall Ride in the Ranks of any Troop ( Excepting one of the Cornets , who is to carry the Standard ) & that no man on any pretence whatever shall Ride in the Ranks of any Troop that is not a real Trooper , or has any Dependance on any Officer whatever , and We also Require the Collonels , Lieutenant Collonels and Majors , to visit each Troop , or Company of their Respective Regiments at least once a Month , and that one of them do stay four or five days in each Garrison , or Quarter , that they may be fully acquainted with the State and Condition of each Troop and Company and may know their Order and Discipline , and may be enabled to give vs a Distinct account thereof , which We expect they shall do once every two months at least by sending to Our Secretary at War a Rool of each Troop , or Company with the Officers names markt , that are present , or absent , together with the reason of their absence , with their particular Observations on all Defects and what men , or Horses they observe unfit for Our Service .

Our Will and Pleasure is that no Deduction shall be hereafter made for Agents , or Clerks , We allowing of no such to , or in any Regiment , Troop , or Company of this Our Army , We expecting that the Major for each Regiment , and the Captain for each Troop , or Company by himself , or one of his Officers whom he shall appoint , and for whom he shall be answerable shall look after and keep the Accounts of Each Regiment Troop , and Company , and shall take especial Care that the men keep their Arms fixt , their Cloths , Linnen , and other Accoutrements Whole , Neat and Clean , and We do hereby strictly charge and command all Officers and Soldiers of Our Army that they duly and Reverendly serve God , by frequenting the Churches and Chappels at the time of Divine Service at least on Sundays and Holydays , and that all the Roman Catholick Soldiers in this Our Army do always at Easter and at least once every year besides Receive the Holy Sacrament , of which each Soldier is to produce a Certificate to the Collonel , or chief Officer in command of each Regiment wherein he is Inlisted under the hand of the Priest from whom he Received the same on pain of one Months Imprisonment .

And We strictly Require all the chaplains of this Our Army that they duly attend their Respective Regiments and Remain constantly with their Regiments , and that they do at least on Sundays and Holy dayes Catechise and Exhort the Soldiers and hear their confessions at Easter and other usual Feasts .

And We do expect that all the Officers and Soldiers of this Our Army , shall in all other particulars behave and Demean themselves as become good Christians and Loyal Subjects , That they do not Insult over any of the Magistrates , or Inhabitants on their March and in their Quarters , or offer any Violence to their Persons or goods on pain of Death , or such other penalty as the Court Martial shall Iudge fit , but that they behave themselves Modestly and Civilly towards them , paying duly for their Provisions Forrage and other Necessaries , or ( in case by any accident they shall not have duly Received their Subsistence as is before set down ) by Reason whereof they may not be able to pay their Quarters , in all such case the Officer Commanding each Troop , or Company where that shall happen is to give the persons concerned Notes duly perfected drawn on the Pay-master General of Our Army for the said summs which shall be satisfied accordingly .

That no Officer or Soldier shall presume to Quarter himself , or any other Officer or Soldier under his Command but by the Billet of the Magistrate , or Proper Officer thereunto appointed ; and that on their March , or otherwise no Officer or Soldier do on any pretence whatsoever , press or take any of Our Subjects Carriages , or Horses under the Penaltie set forth in a Proclamation dated the 24th day of June 1689. and in two former Declarations , The one dated the 24th day of September 1689. and the other dated the 8th day of September 1689. without special Drders as in the said Declarations is set forth , and if any officers or Soldiers of our Army will Hyer any Horses , or Carriages paying the usual Rates for the same , We strictly Charge and Command all such Officers and Soldiers so concerned not to Abuse , or Injure such Cariages , or Horses , but that the Officers shall see them Restored in like good Condition as they Received them , together with their Hyre to the Owners , and that no Horse , or Carriage shall be Carried further then one days March under the several Penalties aforesaid .

And Our Will and Pleasure is , that all Officers and Souldiers of Our Army shall upon demand be aiding and assisting to any of the Civil Magistrates or others employed in following and apprehending any Tories , Robbers , or other disorderly people , or suppressing of Riots and Tumults , and to the Officers employed in and about Our Revenue and Stores in the due execution of their Employment , in hindring vs from being defrauded of Our just Duties and Customs , and by no means to be aiding or assisting to any that shall be any ways concerned in any such practices , on pain of undergoing the utmost severities the nature of the Fact shall deserve .

And whereas great abuses may be committed by empressing of Money to any Officer either in Our Treasury , or the Office of the Paymaster-General of Our Army either in behalf of himself , or of the Regiment Troop or Company under his Command , Our Will and Pleasure is , and We do strictly strictly Charge and Command , that no Officer on any pretence whatever shall impress any Pay either on his own account , or on account of his Regiment , Troop or Company .

And whereas several Subalterns and Private Souldiers of Our Army having Complaints against their Officers or Superiors concerning their Pay or other grievances , do immediately make their application to vs for redress , without first applying themselves to the Superior Officer on the place from whom they might receive present relief ; We do therefore hereby declare that We will not immediately receive any complaints from such Subalterns , or private Souldiers against their Officers or Superiors , till they shall have first applyed themselves to their proper Officer or Superior upon the place ; that is to say , to the Collonel , or other chief Officer in command of the Regiment , from whom if they shall not receive due satisfaction , they are then to apply themselves to vs , and We shall take care that such Right be done them as to Iustice appertaineth . And We do hereby strictly charge and command all Out General Officers , Governors , Collonels and Commandants to receive the complaints of the people of the Countrey concerning any injury or wrong to be done to them by any Officer or Souldier of Our Army , and to redress the same according to Iustice ; and in case the General Officers , Governors , Collonels , or Commandants upon such Complaints to be made to them , will not cause satisfaction to be made to the party grieved , We do require such General Officers , Governors , Collonels , or Commandants , forthwith to send up a state of the matter to Our Secretary at War , in order to be laid before vs , with their reasons why they did not , or could not make some reasonable end of the matter .

And to the end that all the Officers and Souldiers of this Our Army may be fully instructed in every particular of their duty , and of Our Pleasure in these and other matters not herein particularly mentioned and exprest , It is Our Will and Pleasure that every Officer of Horse , Drag●ons , and Foot in this Our Army , shall have and keep constantly by him a copy of the Articles of War , as also the Rules and Instructions for taking and regulating the Musters , and of this Our Declaration , and of all other Our Declarations relating to the Ordering and Government of Our Army and of all such other Orders which We already have , or shall from time to time think fit to publish to that purpose , and that the Governor , Collonel , or Commandant in each Garrison , or Quarter , do once in two months at the least draw out the men under his Command , and cause the same to be distinctly read before them , that they may not be able in any wise to plead Ignorance thereof .

And We do further think fit that this Our Declaration be forthwith read and published at the Head of every Troop and Company of this Our Army , and be also Posted up , and affixed in the Market and other publick places in all Cities , Towns , Garrisons and Quarters in and throughout this Our Kingdom , to the end that no person whatever may pretend Ignorance of the same .