S. 22. When the Battalion forms a Square, or Oblong two deep, to protect baggage, &c., against Infantry.

1. Form square, two deep, on the two centre Companies.
Remaining Companies, right and left shoulders forward—Quick march.
The two centre Companies stand fast, remaining Companies face to the rightabout, and at Quick march the two centre Companies (4 and 5) close inwards: the remainder right, and left shoulders forward, and move into Square. Nos. 1, 2, and 3, form the right face, 6, 7, and 8 the left face, the Grenadier, and Light Infantry the rear face of the Square, respectively receiving Halt, Front, Dress.

2. When the Square or Oblong is to march by any one face.

The square will march to the front (rear, right, or left) face.
Flank Faces—by sub-divisions on the right and left backwards wheel—Quick march.The rear face advances two paces and faces about—Halt, Dress.
Quick march.The Square marches two faces in Line, (by their centre,) and two faces in Open column of Sub-divisions.
Halt—Re-form square—Quick march.The Sub-divisions in column wheel up and form their faces, and the rear face will close up and then face about.

3. To reduce the Square.

Form line—Right and left shoulders forward—Quick march.The two centre Companies open out by the side step, to leave room for the Colours. Remaining Companies, Right (or left) shoulders forward—Forward—Halt, Dress up.

S. 23. A Battalion halted in Line, to change front to the rear upon the centre.

Change front to the rear upon the centre.Centre Companies—Right (or left) face—Right Counter-march—Quick march—Halt, Front, Dress up—Eyes front.
Remaining Companies, Threes right, and left shoulders forward—Right and left counter-march— Quick march.The Companies pass each other by the left, those of the Right wing describing a circle to allow room for the others to pass, and when in their proper position—Right (or left) shoulders forward—Forward—Halt, Dress up—Eyes front.

CHANGES OF POSITION OF THE BATTALION FROM LINE BY MOVEMENTS OF THE OPEN COLUMN ON A FIXED POINT.