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 Garrison Orders.

The detachment will parade at eleven o'clock to-morrow in the forenoon, for the purpose of attending Divine Service. The guard will in future mount on Sundays at eight o'clock in the morning. The troop will beat as usual at ten, and the Church drum at eleven in the forenoon. Detail for duty. Sullivan Bay, 4th Dec. 1803

General Orders. Parole — Alexandria. C. Sign — Egypt. Garrison Orders. Such tools as are in the possession of the detachment, whether for public or private use, will be sent to-morrow to the carpenter's shop to be marked, pursuant to the General Orders of the second instant. The Quartermaster will see this done. Detail for duty, and an inspec- tion, of arms and necessaries. Sullivan Bay, 5th Dec. 1803. General Orders. Parole — ^Amsterdam. C. Sign — Holland. Garrison Orders. Detail for duty only. Sullivan Bay, 6th Dec. 1803. General Orders. Parole — Arcangel. C. Sign — Eussia. Garrison Orders. Detail for duty only. Sullivan Bay, 7th Dec. 1803. General Orders. Parole — Babelmandel. C. Sign — Athens. Garrison Orders. Detail for duty only. Sullivan Bay, 8th Dec. 1803. General Orders. Parole — Batavia. C. Sign— Bengal. The provisions being issued on Tuesdays and Saturdays, the people will work on those days during the following hours, viz.: — On the Tuesday from five in the morning until eleven, and from two until sunset. And on the Saturday from five in the morning until eleven, D