May  19.  Council  of  State.    Day's  Proceedings  {cont)

regiments  which  attended  the  army  in  Scotland  are  to  be  paid  at
the  rate  of  8s.  a  day,  and  that  the  same  be  allowed  them  in  what
they  have  already  received,  and  in  what  is  still  in  arrear,  without
the  deduction  of  Is.  4(i.  a  day,  and  to  desire  the  Committee  to
issue  their  warrants  for  payment  accordingly.
8.  The  petition  of  John  "Webb,  Mayor  of  Reading,  referred  to  the
Admiralty  Commissioners,  who  are  to  see  that  the  moneys  disbursed
by  the  Mayor,  by  direction  of  Council,  for  maintenance  of  the  Dutch
prisoners  sent  to  that  place,  are  paid  according  to  the  allowance
made  for  that  purpose.     {Also  Vol.  XXXVI.,  No.  77.]

9.  The  petition  of  the  sick  and  maimed  soldiers  who  are  to  go  to
the  Bath  referred  to  the  Hospitals'  Committee,  who  are  to  hasten
their  report  on  this  and  the  former  petition  referred  to  them.
