CHAP. VIII.

The allowances made to the respective ranks on the Staff of the

Army, which was employed in Spain and Portugal, and in which

officers of Marines shared, when upon this service, and when acting

in any one of the undermentioned capacities, were arranged by her

Majesty in Council, previous to the expedition.

General of the Horse and Commander in Chief _per day_ £10 0 0

Three Aids de Camp, each 10_s_ 1 10 0

Lieutenant General 4 0 0

Two Aids de Camp, each 10_s_ 1 0 0

Two Major Generals, 2_l_ each 4 0 0

One Aid de Camp to each, 10_s_ 1 0 0

Three Brigadiers, each 1_l_ 10_s_ 4 10 0

Three Majors of Brigade, each 10_s_ 1 10 0

Quarter-master General 0 10 0

Adjutant General 0 10 0

Judge Advocate 0 10 0

Pay-master 0 5 6

Secretary to Commander in Chief 0 10 0

Chaplain to Commander in Chief 0 6 8

Physician to Commander in Chief 0 10 0

Chirurgeon to Commander in Chief 0 10 0

Provost Marshall 5_s_ and 6 men, each 3_s_ 1 3 0

Waggon Master 0 3 0

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Daily amount £32 8 2

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