NOTE.

THE Editor has received some papers since this volume went to Press, and he has placed them in an Addenda.

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BRITISH FORCE AND STAFF UPON, AND MARCH, 1815.

General H. R. H. the Hereditary Prince of Orange, G.C.B.

Lieut.-General Lord Hill, G.C.B.

Lieut.-General Sir Henry Clinton, G.C.B.

Lieut.-General Charles Baron Alten, K.C.B.

Major-General Sir Edward Barnes, K.C.B., Adj.-Gen.
Lieut.-Colonel Sir F. Berkeley, K.C.B., Deputy Adj.-Gen.
Colonel W. Rooke, 3rd Foot Guards, Assistant Adj.-Gen.
Col. Hon. Alex. Abercromby, Coldstream Guards, Assist. Adj.-Gen.

Brevet-Major Evatt, 55th Foot, Assistant Adj.-Gen.

Brevet-Major Breymann, 2nd Light Bat., K.G.L., Assist. Adj.-Gen.

Major-General Sir Hudson Lowe, Knight, Q. M. G.

Lieut.-Colonel Torrens, 1st West India regiment, Deputy Q. M. G.
Lieut.-Colonel Sir Charles Broke, K.C.B., Assistant Q. M. G.
Brevet-Major Dawson, 1st Dragoon Guards, Assistant Q. M. G.
Brevet-Major Jessop, 44th Foot, Assistant Q. M. G.

1 Commissary-General.

2 Deputies do.

3 Assistants.

15 Deputy Assistants.

1 Deputy Commissary-General of Accounts.

1 Inspector of Accounts.

1 Inspector of Hospitals.

3 Deputies do.

3 Physicians.

12 Staff Surgeons.

1 Assistant Staff Surgeon.

3 Apothecaries.

1 Purveyor.

3 Deputy Purveyors.

22 Hospital Assistants.

4 Dispensers.

7 Purveyors' Clerks.

Lieut.-Colonel Goodman, 48th Regiment, Deputy Judge Advocate,

On all subjects relating to your Grace's command, you will be pleased to correspond with me or with my Military Secretary for my information, and your Grace will regularly communicate to me all military transactions in which you may be engaged, reporting to me all vacancies that may occur