5th. The whole of the personal baggage of a subaltern officer to be valued at 70l. and the camp equipage at 45l.
6th. Captain’s baggage, 90l. and camp equipage 45l.
7th. Field officer’s baggage, 120l. and camp equipage 90l.
8th. Colonel’s baggage, 140l. and camp equipage, 90l.
9th. Officers giving certificates signed by themselves and the commanding officer of their regiments, that they have lost the whole of their baggage and camp equipage, and that at the time it was lost, they were in no respect deviating from the orders of the general officer commanding in chief relative to baggage, shall receive the whole of the sums above allotted, according to their ranks.
10th. Officers losing any part of their baggage, are to give in similar certificates, according to the best of their belief and judgment, without entering into particulars, but estimating their loss at one-fourth, one-half, or three-fourths of the whole value, according to which they shall be paid the like proportion of the above sums.
11th. The whole baggage of a quarter-master of cavalry shall be estimated at 40l. A quarter-master losing the whole or any part of his baggage, must produce certificates from the officer commanding, and from his captain, as to the quantity of his baggage, which to the best of their belief and judgment has been lost, according to which he will receive the whole or a proportion, of the above sum of 40l.
12th. The baggage and camp equipage of all staff officers of both cavalry and infantry, are to be valued as those of subaltern officers, except for such as are allowed a tent to themselves, whose camp equipage in that case will be valued as that of a captain.
13th. A serjeant of cavalry losing his necessaries, without any fault of his own, shall receive 2l. 15s.
14th. Corporal, trumpeter, or private, 2l. 10s.