1 Major 1 1 0 2 Adjutants each 0 10 0 8 Veterinary Surgeons ” 0 8 0 11 Captain-Commissaries ” 0 15 0 55 First Lieutenants ” 0 9 0 11 Second Lieutenants ” 0 8 0 55 Staff Sergeants ” 0 3 2 165 Sergeants ” 0 2 2 165 First Corporals ” 0 2 0¼ 165 Second Corporals ” 0 1 10¼ 22 Rough-riders each 0 1 3¼ 55 Farriers ” 0 3 2¾ 165 Shoeing Smiths ” 0 2 1¼ 110 Collar-makers ” 0 1 10¾ 110 Wheelers ” 0 1 10¾ 55 Trumpeters ” 0 1 11¼ 4950 Drivers ” 0 1 3¼ IV.--ROYAL FOREIGN ARTILLERY. 1 Major. 4 Captains. 4 Second Captains. 12 Lieutenants. 6 Sergeants. 4 Corporals. 17 Bombardiers. 124 Gunners. 8 Drummers. V.--ARTILLERY OF THE KING’S GERMAN LEGION. Officers. 1 Colonel Commandant. 1 Lieutenant-Colonel. 2 Majors. 8 Captains. 8 Second Captains. 16 First Lieutenants. 16 Second Lieutenants. 1 Captain Commissary. 1 Paymaster. 1 Adjutant. 1 Quartermaster. 1 Surgeon. 3 Assistant Surgeons. 1 Veterinary Surgeon. Sergeants and Horse Artillery. Foot Artillery. Rank and File. Staff Sergeants 4 3 Sergeants 6 14 Corporals 8 18 Bombardiers 14 23 Trumpeters 8 Farriers 2 Smiths 6 Collar-makers 4 Wheelers 2 Gunners 186 372 Drivers 116 Drummers 9 DRIVER CORPS. Sergeants and Rank and File. 4 Sergeants. 8 Corporals. 4 Farriers. 9 Smiths. 8 Collar-makers. 5 Wheelers. 189 Drivers. [Sidenote: MS. ‘Wear and Tear’ Returns for 1809, to B. of Ordnance.] The recruiting for the Regiment during the year 1809 had been successful, no fewer than 1820 gunners and 868 drivers having been enlisted. The establishment just given was nearly maintained, and even occasionally exceeded, during 1810; and the usual decrease, caused by the discharge of men by purchase, did not occur during that year, all such discharges being forbidden. A falling off in the strength of the Regiment became apparent, however, in the winter of 1810.