A Regimental Trayne of Artillery to consist of Field Officers and four Companies of Gunners wth Engineers, Firemasters, Fireworkers, and Bombardiers as followeth:—

Pay per annum.
£s.d.
Collonel
Lieutenant-Collonel addition to his pay on ye old Estabt5550
Major addicôn vt supr'5000
Comptroler addicôn vt supr'4550
Adjutant6000
FIRST COMPANY.
Captaine10000
First Lieutenant6000
Second Lieutenant4000
2 Gents of the Ordnance pd on the old Estabt.
2 Sergeants at 1s 6d p. diem each54150
15 Gunners paid on the old Estabt.
15 Gunners more at 12d each p. diem273150
SECOND COMPANY.
Captaine10000
First Lieutenant6000
Second Lieutenant4000
2 Gents of Ordnance at £40 p. annum each8000
2 Sergeants at 1s 6d each p. diem.54150
15 Gunners pd on the old Estabt.
15 Gunners more at 12 p. diem.273150
THIRD AND FOURTH COMPANIES: Same as Second.121700
ENGINEERS.
6 Engineers at 100 p. ann. each60000
4 Sub Engineers at 50 p. ann. each20000
2 Firemasters at 100 p. ann. each20000
12 Fireworkers at 40 p. ann. each48000
12 Bombardiers at 36l 10s p. ann. each43800
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Total£4482100
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Names of Officers of William's Peace Train. 1698.

Colonel.
Lieutenant-ColonelGeorge Browne.
MajorJohn Sigismond Schlundt. (Succeeded by Major John Henry Hopeke on 1st Feb. 1699.)
ControllerJames Pendlebury.
CaptainAlbrecht Borgard. Adjutant.
CaptainsJonas Watson.
Edward Gibbon.
Edmund Williamson.
William Bousfield.
FiremastersJohn Lewis Schlundt.
Robert Guybon.
1st LieutenantsRalph Wood.
Thomas Rashell.
Peter Gelmuyden.
George Brittenstein.
2nd LieutenantsJoseph Durdero.
Andrew Bonnell.
Edward Glover.
George Spencer.
Roger Colburne.
Engineer CaptainsLewis Petit Des Etans.
Daniel Sherrard.
Albrecht Borgard.
George Conrade.
Isaac Francis Petit.

On 14th Feb. 1699, an addition to the Regt. was made of—

£
6Engineers at£100each p. ann.600
4Sub at50each p. ann.200
6Gent. of Ordce40each p. ann.240
12Bombrs at3610438
60Gunners at1851095
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£2573

(Sd. Romney.)

APPENDIX No. 3.
Chap. VII.—Page [81].

ROYAL WARRANT for the establishment of two Companies of Artillery, dated 26th May, 1716. These companies were never reduced, and represent the infancy of the Royal Regiment of Artillery.

GEORGE R.