The regiments to give in immediately exact lists of their accidence of yesterday, as well men & horses killed & wounded as Cannon carridges ammunition accoutrements etc lost. Lost a Prussian sack. +Marienbourn, 16 Ap: 1759.+ Only one Petit Suttler to be allowed to each troop, who must endeavour to provide the men with beer, and if any other women do presume to sell gin, their Tent will be pulled down, & never be allowed to pitch another in the regiment. +Neider-Bessingen, 18.4.59.+ The men are on no account to have any dispute with the Hessians, and are to behave cively towards them. +Berge-Sernode, 19.4.59.+ Captn Hinslies horses and 2 German horses--a Bay & a Black horse--are wanting--whoever finds them are desired to send them to Capt Haltorn at Hd Qrs 2 German Bay horses with saddles & bridles are found by the Greys--the owner may send for them. +Alsfelt+, 20.4.59. Corpl Trotter is reduced to the ranks by sentence of C.M. and ordered to receive 200 lashes for being Drunk on Duty; the Col: approves of the sentence & orders him to serve in the ranks as a Private Dragoon. But as the Regiment showed a good countenance before the enemy on the 19th he remits the punishment of 200 lashes, and also forbids the C.M. which he had ordered to try Rankin of the General's, Lander of Captn Lindsay's & Brown of Captn Homes' for being Mortally Drunk & incapable of Duty, & hopes the regiment will keep sober for the future, as whoever is seen incapable of Duty by Drunkenness will be tryed by a C.M. and the sentence immediately put in execution even tho' on a march. A Court Martial to sit this day to try David Willie of the Colonel's Troop & George Ferrier of Captn Douglas' for neglect of Duty & lossing 2 Bullocks belonging to the regiment, & the C.M. is desired to consider how the money is to be made up, as the Bullocks was bought by the Colonels orders for the food of the regiment. +Neiderzwern+, 26.4.59. The young horses to get a mash this night to be blooded tomorrow morning & get another mash. +Neiderzweren+, 29.4.59. Any of the quartermasters who understand riding to attend the young horses, and an officer to superintend the whole and see that they are not hurried. +Neiderzweren+, 2.5.1759. Each troop to order 6 men for the piquet, who are to take care the horses dont get out of the stables as complaints have been made that they are wandering about the streets in the night time. +Beren-Broictz, 21st May 1759.+ Lost. A mouse coulared Grayhound belonging to Prince Bevesen. Whoever finds it is desired to bring it to the Major of Brigade.