Regulations for the Government of the United States Navy

FORM No. 6.

(For commander-in-chief, flag captain, or principal aid.)

FORM No. 7.

Quarterly return of punishments on board the U. S. S.

department.

18-.

Names.

Rating. Offence.

Punishment, its mode and
duration.

Remarks.

To be sent in duplicate to commander-in-chief, who will forward one copy to the

U. S. S. at Date

FORM No. 8.

List of men, &c., belonging to this vessel sick at hospital, and who are not likely to return on board before the sailing of the vessel.

Name.

Rating. Disease.

When and to whom the necessary papers have been sent.

U.S. S. at

Date

Commanding. -, Surgeon.

FORM No. 9.

List of persons absent without leave from this ship, and from any other cause except sickness in hospital.

NOTE.-Descriptive lists and accounts of absentees to be sent herewith.

FORM No. 10.
Passengers.

List of officers, or others about to sail as passengers in the U. S. S.

Dated at

Name.

the day of

Rank.

To join what ship, &c.

Remarks.

Commanding.

FORM No. 11.
Transcript list.

U. S. (rendezvous or vessel, as the case may require.)

(Month and day,) 18-.

NOTE.-If sent from a rendezvous, it is to be signed by the commanding officer; but if sent from a receiving or other vessel, it is to be signed by the paymaster and the commanding officer.

FORM No. 12. Descriptive list.

U. S. (rendezvous or vessel, as the case may require,)

(Month and day,) 18-.

NOTE. If sent from a rendezvous, it is to be signed by the commanding officer; but if sent from a receiving or other vessel, it is to be signed by the executive and the commanding officer.

As this sheet will become the reference record at the Navy Department, great care must be taken that the information called for under the several headings is correctly given and plainly written. If the number of enlistments exceeds the capacity of this sheet, do not paste an addition to the bottom of it, but carry forward to a new sheet-dating and certifying each sheet.

RECAPITULATION, &c., 186-.

Shipped this week, ending Saturday,
186, for general service.
Shipped this week, ending Saturday,
186 for Coast Survey.
Whole number of enlistments at this rendezvous since first day of Jan-

uary, 186, (including the above).

Total number of re-enlistments under "honorable discharge," (act of
March 2, 1855,) counting from the first entry under the law..

UNITED STATES RENDEZVOUS, BOSTON,

I certify that I have carefully examined the recruits agreeably to the regulations of the navy, and find that, in my opinion, they
are free from all bodily defects and mental infirmity which would in any way disqualify them from performing the duties for which
they are intended.
Examining Surgeon.

I certify that this return shows the names of all persons who have enlisted at this rendezvous for the week ending at the date hereof;
also the names of such as have failed to appear at the receiving ship to perfect their enlistment, or who have been rejected at the receiv-
ing ship; that I did inspect the recruits previously to enlistment, and that they were not intoxicated when enlisted; that, to the best
of my judgment and belief, they were of lawful age, or, being minors, had lawful consent; and that, in accepting them, I have strictly
observed the regulations which govern the recruiting service.

Forwarded by

To the CHIEF OF BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.

Commandant.

Recruiting Officer.

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