That of a colonel, by his own battalion, or an equal number by detachment, with 3 rounds of small arms.
That of a lieutenant-colonel, by 300 men and officers, with 3 rounds of small arms.
That of a major, by 200 men and officers, with 3 rounds of small arms.
That of a captain, by his own company, or 70 rank and file, with 3 rounds of small arms.
That of a lieutenant, by 1 lieutenant, 1 serjeant, 1 drummer, 1 fifer, and 36 rank and file, with 3 rounds.
That of an ensign, by an ensign, a serjeant, and drummer, and 27 rank and file, with 3 rounds.
That of an adjutant surgeon, and quarter-master, the same party as an ensign.
That of a serjeant, by a serjeant, and 19 rank and file, with 3 rounds of small arms.
That of a corporal, musician, private man, drummer, and fifer, by 1 serjeant and 13 rank and file, with 3 rounds of small arms.
All officers, attending the funerals of even their nearest relations, notwithstanding wear their regimentals, and a black crape round the left arm.