Commanding Officers of Regiments or Corps are not in future to furnish Servants or Waggoners from their Corps on any pretext whatever, with out an express order from the Commander in Chief or Officer Commanding the Army. Officers actually belonging to regiments or Corps and serving with them are to be allowed servants from their respective Corps in the following proportions. Infantry, Artillery and all Corps Serving on foot viz.

Colonel	Two without Arms.
Lt Colonel
Major	Two each One with Arms one without Arms.
Captain
Subalterns
Surgeons
Mate	each one Servant with Arms.
Cavalry:	Colonel
	Lt. Colonel
	Major	each Two Servants without Arms
		or public Houses
	Captains
	Subalterns
	Surgeon
	Mate	each one Servant without Arms
		or public houses

And to each regimental Waggon is to be allowed one Waggoner without Arms. Field Officers of Regiments or Corps may take one servant with them on Furlough, but no other regimental Officers to take one from their Regiment on any Account.

No Officer or Doctor to take a Convalescent from the Hospital for a servant on pain of being Tryed by a Court Martial.

The General and Military staff and officers not belonging to Corps are to be allowed servants in the following proportions, and when they are not otherwise provided may taken them from the Army viz.

Major General	four	Servants
Brigadier General	four	do
Colonel	Two	do.
Lt. Colonel	One	do.
Major	One	do.
Captains	One	do.
Aid de Camp	One	do.
Major of Brigade	one	do	without Arms.

The servants carrying Arms are to be exempt from Guards and other Camp duties, but are to appear under arms whenever the Regimt Parades and are to Mount guard with the Officer on whom they wait. The servants without Arms are never to appear in rank and File, except at the Inspection. When a Regiment Marches and leaves its Camp Standing One servant to each Company is to be permitted to remain; but on the Camps being struck and the Baggage Loaded they are to join their regiments.