THE PORT FOLIO, FOR JULY, 1817. ‘Embellished with a portrait of General Mifin, CONTENTS. Correrpondeoce, —_- 20 rue ameatcan rovnors Captore of Fort George, 3 OnProcrastinationy = = 60 ‘Account of the American Ar Iaviible Combustion, "=" 38 Hedger—Hiewstan Fip-—Cute ‘The Adversary - 37 worm——Crope—New Plough Flare’ BlowePipe, == 63 ra "rorras 27) Adieu tothe Mise, by Sedley, 81 52: Treonple of Timon by E87 Jeden Mineral War, teiynll ty sal” 7 Colonial Policy of Great Bri- “oranda, | oT ‘ain, cy PHILADELPHIA: PUBLISHED BY HARRISON HALL, 134, CHESNUT-STREET, xD 1 LonDox, BY JOHN SOUTER, 2, PATERNOSTER ROW; sind to be had of lt the bokueerein the United State eeSOME ACCOUNT OF THE AMERICAN ARMY. ‘Tax reduced peace establishment of the army in 1776, after the Indian ware under major-general Wayne, was a fallow: Onebrigedier-general,one adjutant and iepector,one quarter+ rmaster-general, one paysaser-gencrl, one judge advocate, two brigade-inapectors, two assisuant pay-masters, ten garrison sur- goons! mates Cavalry~Two troops of dragoons under two captains, four Fieutenants and two cornets. Corhe of arterinte and engincers—One lieutenant-colonel ‘commandant, four majors, sixteen captains, thirty-two lieutenants, (pve surgeon and four mates. ‘ "" Infanery—Four regiments, exch under one lieutenant com~ smandant, two majors, eight captains, eight Heutensnts and eight eoigos. “The whole military force under thiPorganization was som thing less than 6000. Augmentation of the Army in \798 anf 1299. By an act passed 27th April, 1798,-an additional regioent of autillerits and engineers ip ordered tobe raised by voluntary en listments, for five years. “Eighty-cight jhousaod dollars appro- priated therefor. By an act passed May 26th, 1798, the President of the United States isauthorized, at any time within three years ater the pass- ing of this act if in his opinion the public interest shall require ity to accept of any company ar companies of volunteers, ether of artillery, cavalry, oF infantry, who may offer theraselves forthe service, armed, clothed, and equipped at their own expense, Who ‘hall be liable to do duty at any time the President shall judge ropes; within two years afer he aball accept their services. ‘While in service, they sball be under the same regulations, and otitled to the same pay and emoluments of every kind, except the other troops.10 ‘THE AMERICAN ARMY. ‘The President i also authorized to loan to the militia corps of the different states, such pieces, (not exceeding two, to any one corps) of the Feld artillery of the Usited States, as can be most conveniently spared; and also, when any portion of the militia, or ‘volunteer corps, shall be called forth, and engaged in the actual service of the United States, to Joan a supply of artillery, arms land accoutreinents, from the arsenals of the United States. ‘He is so authorized to procure a quantity of caps, swords or sabres, pistols and holsters, not exceeding the quantity sulicient for four thousand cavalry, to be deposited in the parts of the United States, where he shall deem it most commodious, for the supply of any corpe of cavalry that may be called ioto actual service of the United States, and which he may loan as aforesaid. He is further authorized, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to appoint an inspector-general, with the rank of ‘ajor-general; an adjutant-general, with the rank, pay, and emoluments of brigadier-general; two major-generals, and three Drigadier-generals, in addition to the present establishment; and to appoint, from time to time, assistant inspectors to every por- tion of the army. © He is empowered, if he thinks necessary, to appoint a quarter- ‘master-gengralyphysician-general, and pay-master-general—but 1no-commissioned or staff officer to'be entitled to any pay or femolument, unless in actual service. ‘By an act of June 13, 9798, supplementary to the foregoing, the volunteers who shall have Been accepted and organized by the President, shall submit to such rules and regulations as may be thought necessary, to prepare them for actual service; and they are during such time, exempted from all militia duty. ‘The Presidents authorized to appoint and commission, as soon, ‘at he shall think it expedient, as many field officers, as may be ietessary for. organizing and embodying in legions, regiment ‘and battalions, any volunteer companies who shall be accepted as aforesaid; provided, no such field-officers shall be considered in “ the pay of the United States, until called into actual service. By asi act to augment the army of the United States, passed. July 1644798, the President i auihorized to raise in addition to the foregoing military establishment, twelve regiments of infan-‘THE AMERICAN ARMY. n -t1yy and six troops of light dragoons, to be enlisted for and dur- ‘ing. the continuance of the existing differences between the ‘United States and the French Republic. ‘The anid six troops shall be formed into a regiment, and there ‘shall be appointed thereto, one lieutenant-coloncl-commandanty ‘wo majors,one adjutant, one pay-master, one quarter-master, On€ ‘sergeant-major, and one quarter-master-sergeant, whose pay and ‘emoluments, as well as the coronets respectively, shall be the ‘same as are by law allowed to officers of the same grade in the ‘infantry. . By act of Congress, of March 2, 1799, giving eventual au- thority tothe President ofthe United States to augment the army, Ihe is authorized, in case war shall break out between the United ‘States and any foreign power, or in case of imminent danger of in- ‘vation of our territory by any such power, shall, in his opinion, bee discovered to exist, to organize and cause to be raised, in ad- dition to the other military force of the United States, twenty-four ‘regiments of infantry, a regiment and a battalion of rifle-men, a battalion of artllerite and engineers, and three regiments of cavalry, or such parts thereof, as he shall judge necessary. ‘The ‘on-commissioned officers and privates of which, to be enlisted for a term not exceeding three years, and to be entitled to a boun- 1y of ten dollars, half atthe time of enlistment, and ihe remainder At joining the regiment they belong to. ‘The troops thus raised, may be discharged at the discretion of the President. ‘The President is authorized to appoint and commission all officers for the said troops, agreeably to the rules prescribed by law; provided, that the general and feld-officers who may be ap- pointed in the recess of the senate, shall, at the next meeting ‘thereof, be nominated and submitted to them for their advice and consent. Allthe officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates, of the troops raised in pursuance to this att, shall be entitled to the like pay, clothing, rations, and other emoluments, as the like off- ‘cers and troops composing the army of the United States. Pro- vided, that no other uficer, except captains and subalterns em-at THE AMERICAN ARMY. Ployed in the recraiting service, shall be entitled to any pay, of viber emolument, until be shall be called into actual service. ‘The president is also autborized to orgunize all volunteet ‘companies that may be accepted, in pursuance to the Act a ‘horlzing the President of the United States to raise a Provisional Army,” into regiments, brigades, and divisions, an to appoine all ‘officers thereof, agreeably to the organization prescribed by law. ‘The said volunteers shall not be compelled to nerve out of the state in which they reside, longer than three months after their arrival atthe place of rendesvous. ‘Two millions uf dullars are appropriated for carrying into effect this act; to be raised, by loan, on the most advamtageous terms. By an act for better onganizing the troops of the United States, passed March 3, 1799, it is enacted, that a regiment of {infantry shall be composed of one licutenant-colonel-command- ti, two majors, ove adjutant, ooe quarter-master, ad one pay- faster, cach being a lieutenant; one surgeon, two sargeon’ mates, ten captains, en first end ten second lieutevants, besides the three before mentioned; ten cadets, two serjeant-majors, two ‘quartor-master-serjeants, wo chief musicians, twenty other ma- sicins, forty serjeants, forty corporals, and wine hundred end twenty privates, which togethor shall form two battalions, exch battalion five compan ‘A regiment of cavalry is composed of the same number and {grade of officers as the regiment of infantry; ten musicians, and fine hondred and twenty privates, to include ten saddlers, ten ‘blacksmiths, and ten boot-makers, formed 28 aforesaid. ‘A regiment of artillery is compoted of one lieutenant-colo- ‘nel-commandant, foor majors, ove adjtant, one quarter-master, and one pay-master, each being a lieutenant; one surgeon, two surgeon's mates, sixteen captains, thirty-two lieutenants, besides the three before mentioned; thirty-two cadets, four serjeant ma prs, four quarter-master-aerjeants, sixty-four serjeants, sixty-four ccorporals, one chief musician, ten other musicians, eight hundred ‘and ninety-six privates, including one hundred and twenty-eight form four battalions, and exch artificers, which, together, ‘battalion four companies,THE AMERICAN ARMY. is ‘74x oF TE OFFiCEaS, won-coMMISAEORED OFFICERS Majoregeneral, 166 dollars per month, and 15:rations per day; and when forage isnot furnished by the United States, the further sum of 20 dears per month. Brigadier general, 104 dllars per month, 12 rations per and 16 dollars per month for forage, when not farnshed as forenid. Lieutenant-colonekcommandant, 75 dollars per monthy — tions per day, and 12 dollars por month for forage, au Aforessid. ‘Major of erlery, or cavalry, $5 dollar per month, 4 rations per day, and ten dolar per month for forage, as aforeanid. Major of infantry, 50 dollars per month, 4 rations per 10d 10 dolar per month for forage, sorenid. Capiain of cavalry, 40 dollars per month, 3 rations per daysend 10 dollars per month, an afore CCeptain of artillery oF infantry, 40 dollars per month, and 5 ratios per day. First Heutenant of carry, 30 dollars por month, ? rations {per day, and 6 dollars per month for forage, an aforssid. LLieatenans of alley, exch 20 dollars per month, and 2 rations. ‘Second lieutenant of cavalry, 25 dollars per month 2 rations per day, and 6 dollars per month for forage, ax aforesaid. 7 Fire feutenanof infantry, 30 dollars per mont snd 2 rations per day. Second lieutenant of infanry, 28 dollars per month, and 2 rations per dey. Regimental surgeon, 45 dollare per month, 3 tions per day, snd 10 dollars per month for forage, unlees furished by the United Sten Surgeon's mate, 30 dollars per mah, 2 rations per day, an 6 dollars per month for forage, unles as aforesid ‘Regimental pay-maner,qoartr-mastr, and adjutant in adi tion to their pay in the line, each 10 dollars per month, and & dollars per momth for forage, anleaa an afoessd Cadet of Cavalry, 10 dollars per mont, 2 rations per day, 04 6 dallas per month for forage, unless es woresid. ‘Ail uber cadets, 10 dollars persnenthy ant 2 rations por day“ THE AMERICAN ARMY. ‘Serjeant-major and quarter-master-serjcant, exch 10 dollars peer month, Chief musician, 6 doiars per month. Serjeant, 8 dollars per month. Corporal, 7 dollars per month. ‘Musician 6 dollars per month, ‘An artiicer tothe infantry and artillery, farrier, sadder, aid boot-maker, to the cavalry, cach 10 dollars per monte ‘A private soldier, 5 dollars per moath. ‘And 10 exch ofthe non-commissioned officersand privates,one ration of provisions per day. ‘All non-commissioned officers atiticer, musicians, and pei- ‘vates, who are or shall be enlisted, and the non-commissioned fcers aticers, musicians, and private of the mili, or other corps, when in the service of the United States, are exempt from all peragpal arrest on account of debt of other conract. By act passed the 34 of March, 1799, for the better organi- zation of the troops of the United States, each non-commissioned officer, private, artfcer, and musician, who shall hereafter be en- listed for the army of the United States, aball be entitled to bounty of 12 dollars; but the payment of one third thereof shall, bbe deferred until he joins his regiment. ‘And each non-commissioned oficer, employed in the re- cruiting service, shall be entitled to receive (or each not-commis sioned oficer, private, or musician, duly enlisted, the sum of two dollars, io full compensation for his extra expenses inthis service. ‘There shall be a commander of the army of the United Suates, o be appointed and commissioned by the tile of Gene- ral of the Armies of the United States;” apd the.present offico and title of lieutenant-general shall hereafter be established. ‘There shall be a quarter-master-general tothe army of the United States, with the raok, pry, and emolument of major-ge- vera. Tt shall be lawful forthe president of the United States, at hia discretion, to organize, oficer, and raise « battalion of rifle- ‘men, to be entitled to the same pay and emolument asa batalion of infantry of the lie. ‘There shall be to every army of the United States, other ‘than that in which the quarter-master-general shall serve, a deputyTHE AMERICAN ARMY: as ‘quartes-master-general, whé, in addition to his other emoluments, ‘shall be entiled to 50 dollars per month, for his extra services, ‘and travelling expenses. ‘The provisions of this act are not to affect the present quar- tersmaster-general of the United States, who in case a quarter- smaster-general shall be appointed, by this act is to act as deputy quarter-master-general, and have the rank of lieutenant-colone. ‘To every division of an army there shall be a quartermaster of division, who, in addition to his other emoluments, shall be en- titled to $0 dollars per month. ‘To every brigade there shall be a brigade uarter-master, ‘who shall receive 24 dollars per month, for his extra services; cach of which ofcers to be chosen by the quarter°master-general from the regimental officers. ‘There shall be a deputy inspector-general to every army, ‘other than that in which the inspector-general serves, to be a ‘eld-oficer, and to have 50 doUars pér month, for bis extra ser- vices. ‘To.very division of ah army, there shall be 2 division-inspece tor, who shall be entitled to thirty dollars per month, for his extra services. ‘To every brigade, there shall be « brigade-inspector, who shall bbe entitled to twenty-four dollars per moath, for his extra ser vices; each of which officers, to be chosen from the regimental ‘ofScers, by the inspector-general. ‘The adjuvant-general of the army, shall be ex-officio assist- ant inspector-general. ‘And every deputy-inspector-general, shall be ex-officio de- pputy-adjutant-genercl, and shall perform the duties of adjutant- general, in the army to whith he shall be annexed. ‘The pay-master-general of the armies of the United States, shall be always quartered at or near the head-quarters of the rmaio army,or at such place as the commanderin-chief shall deemn Proper. ‘To the army of the Western Frontiers, and to detachments from the main army, the pay-master-general shall appoint depaty- pay-masters, who shall account to him for all monies advanced ‘them, and shall give bond in the sum of fifteen thousand dollars,16 THE AMERICAN ARMY: ith sureties forthe ful performance of their respective du- tics; and the several regimental pay-masters shall also give bond {in the sum of five thousand dollars, with sureties forthe faithful performance of their duties. ‘The pay-master-general to recaire eighi dollars per month, the rations pnd forage of « major, in full compensation for his services and travelling expenses; and the deputy in slition tw his pay, and other emoluments, thirty dollars per mont, in full ‘compensation for his extra services Every major.general of the army of the United States, shall be entitled to two aids, to be ghoten by himself each of whom, shall receive, i’ addition to his pay, and other emoluments, twen= ty-four doliars per month, and ten dollars per month for forage, ‘when not furnished by the United States. : Every brigadier of the army, shall be entitled to ‘ne aid, chosen by himself, who, in addition to his pay, and bther emola ‘ments ahall receive for his eatra services, twenty-four dollars per month, and ten dollars for forage, when not furiahed as afore ssid ‘The President of the United States, is authorized to engage and appoint, distinct from the officers of the corps of artllerists and engineers, two engineers, with the rank of lieutenant-colo- ‘els, and to allow them such compensation as he shall think ne- an inspector of fortifications, whose dution shall be assigned him by the Secretary of War, under the direc tion of the President of the United States. ‘The compensation allowed, if selected from the corps of tilleists and engineers, for his extra services, thinty-ve dollars per month; and if he shall not be an officer in the artillery or engineers, he shall be allowed for his services, seventy-five dal- lars monthly, and rank as major in the army of the United States. In case he shall be chosen from the corps of artllersts and cengincers, or army of the United States his place therein shall be supplied by promotion, or a new appointment, or both, x may be requisite; but he shall nevertheless retain his station in the suid corps or army, and rise therein, in the same manger, a8 if he had never been appointed inspector.THE AMERICAN ARMY. " ‘There shall be allowed to the inspector-general ofthe armies Of the United States, in addition fo his allowance as major-gene- ral, and in full compensation for extra services, fifty dollars ‘monthly, and he shall be allowed a secretary of his ewn appoint ‘mest, with the pay and emolument of a captain. ‘By the act of March 16, 1802, the peace establishment was re- organized and remained at about four thousand, until 1808, when it was raised to ten thousand, which was the army peace estue blishment previous tothe late war. ‘The following was the organization of the regular army at the lose of the war in 1815, exclusive of the general staff. H AL ! A le ERllelale dele @ neat ‘Corps of Engineers i Talat ol ol ol al al al 1 aloleoltao Liga. Dragoon Corywdr Tafaniry ; Rilemen | Fioltosd Google1 ‘THE AMERICAN ARMY. Tackett ‘to worn wil be attached one aid-de-camp snd one brigade-majer- Two ‘eigydes orm a division, to be commanded by major-general, with two sidedde-camp; and'when hé commands on army, one adjutant general, one ingpectorgeneral one quarter-master-gentral,troassistantadjutantgene- rs, two smintantinspector-generals, one deputy-quarter-master-geveral and four smietants, one topographical engineer and one amistant, besides ‘chief of each department, a many amistants may be allowed as there ‘ae brigades in each separate army. ‘PAY, SUNMIETENCE, AND FORAOE OF THE ARMY AT THE PEACE, 1815. ile fils q Tile vcmonise |g (SE) ER] santas s (|e i & es}* Mabrgsoont, foo | 7 [ws BESTE cen ‘soc Of ar ea ae} 2 | finns tocom. atin, Pc i alalafom ow piraieroens, face, | 5 | a ee The wl: De ee BL Boge BP ET « Pieseaee fa] a] ence . poe tio Ls | ae Google‘ajtant general, ‘Asistant da do, Tnapector genera, ‘Amtant do. do ‘Quartermaster general Beputy do. dodo ‘tat ep dv do ophgraphl cogroee, ‘Ratt ds Nie Paymaster of ary, sess Assistant ‘dodo Conductor of artillery, Principal barrack mat Deputy barrack master Sopertntendant of arti roaster gen. | a0 Aeuietia da’ | 50 District parmaster, | 50 Aintan Paynter, | 40, Regimental payiasier,| 10 Dor Adjutant, 10 Principal wagon mast. | 40 ‘Wagon master, 30 Principal forage mast. | 40 2 30 * 30 gen 8 B28 Commisary general, Superintendant, Per year fom 1 Jan, 1 ino comp. fine." 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Te allowance of forage in kind, hay, oats, and corm, may be made to asmant ‘ere in acta sericea the War department direc.23 THE AMERICAN ARMY. [PRGAENT PEACE asTaBLiauENT, oNDEG THE ACTH OF MARCH, 3, 1215, AnD avait 24, 1616—ren ru0UNAND. ‘steed Ranks joel So) == ee Te compa fe, LSI Ion 1 ar lige tee pour osm i fone [eters MG tre [Augusta, $ D pera oes eee Be gears part nei, an fae (ee Pauarutenedotingfa ner teete RexoaanesD varwtmdsetingalaner nets Rexoaees Robert Bete M5 Scel'g Mar \Colouel bvt Divine aa, Esa fae” onan Gieek diane, Shea Pa” i Rie scrim” gett |S Rove See cl, hate Posie Ei Reina aeajr igerbt [Eel Seiten Ia ar ob. el é & eectti &. 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