OFFENCE.

TRIBUNAL.

PUNISHMENT,

Protecting any person against his creditors on pretence that he is a soldier, or unlawfully protecting soldiers not on duty.

Soldier-Gen. Dis. According to the offence and Gar. C. M.

Promoting or accepting a challenge, act- Officer-Gen. C.M. Cashiering,

ing as second, being privy to a duel and not preventing it; upbraiding another for refusing or not giving a challenge; oppos ing an honourable adjustment.

But if an officer who has been convicted Ditto. of any of the last-mentioned offences had strenuously exerted himself to effect an honourable adjustment then.

Any one on guard knowingly and willingly suffering any to go forth to fight a duel.

Striking or ill-treating a soldier.

or other

punishment.

Any punishment less than cashiering.

Officer-Gen. C.M. Cashiering, or lesser
punishment.
According to nature of

Soldier-Gen. Dis.
Gar. Reg. or other
C. M.
Ditto.

Hiring, or conniving at hiring, another to Ditto.
do duty.

Selling, losing, &c., arms, &c., or making Ditto.
away with or pawning medal, or ill-treat-
ing horse; committing waste or spoil,
except by order of Commander-iu-Chief.

Found guilty of felony by the civil power. Ditto.

offence.

Ditto.

Ditto.

Ditto.

To forfeit additional pay, good conduct do., and pension, but may be restored on good and faithful service.

All crimes not capital, and prejudicial to good order and military discipline, &c., not above specified, may be taken cognizance of by Courts-Martial.