ROYAL ARMY. 11 PRINTED MATERIALS. Orders of Kings LOUIS XV and LOUIS XVI from 1743 to 1776, in-4° and in-folio, Printed in Paris, by the Royal Printing Office (except one) - Decorative bands. Some defects, namely: 10 August 1743. To increase by one Battalion each of the Regiments of his Infantry which are named therein.+ 30 January 1746. Providing for the creation of a corps of five hundred men of light troops, under the name of Gloved Volunteers. + 8 Nov. 1766. Concerning the Invalids housed outside the Hotel. + 1 July 1768. Portant règlement sur les Voitures qui doivent être fournies aux Troupes pendant leurs marches. Printed in AIX (13) + August 1, 1770. To regulate the number of the Officers of his Troops of Cavalry, Hussars & Dragoons which will have leave of half-year. + August 25, 1771. To regulate the number of the Officers of its Troops of Cavalry, Hussars & Dragoons which will have leave of semester. + 12 Dec. 1775. Carrying general amnesty in favour of the Soldiers, cavalrymen, dragoons & Hussars, who deserted from the Troops of His Majesty, before January 1, 1776: And which establishes new punishments against the Deserters. + 25 March 1776. Order of the King concerning the Cavalry. (Default) + 17 May 1776. Concerning the provisions relative to the Passage, Stay & lodging of his Troops, & the manner of providing for it. + 31 May 1776. Concerning the administration of the fodder for the horses of the Cavalry, Dragoons & Hussars. + 12 Sept. 1776. To change the names of some Regiments of Infantry & Dragoons.