HONOURS paid by Centinels. Field-marshals; two centinels with ordered firelocks, at their tent or quarters. Generals of horse or foot; two centinels, one with his firelock shouldered, the other ordered. Lieutenant-generals; one, with firelock ordered. Major-generals; one, with firelock shouldered.
The first battalion of guards go under arms to the king only; not to stand by, nor draw up in the rear of their arms to any other; nor to give centinels to foreigners. Second and third battalions draw up behind their arms to the princes, and to field-marshals; but when on grenadier guards or out-posts, they turn out, as other guards do, to the officers of the day. They give one centinel with shouldered arms to the princes of the blood, and to field-marshals when they lie alone in garrisons.