3 GUA 
lord, ek wd himfelf and all the reft ; and by that’ homage 
whole. 
SGUARAPIRANGA, in Golgi, a town of Beasts 
government of Minas Geracs; 40 miles S.E. 
Villerice 
GUARAPO, an intoxicating liquor made from the 
fermentation of coarfe fugar and dao It is in general ufe 
s and negroes prefer 
The Indi 
Thofe who fell i it muft have a heence 
GUA\ RAPUCUT, 9 Ichthyology. See Scomper Thynaus. 
GUARAQUACU, in Geography, a river of the Brazil, 
tg runs into a Atlantic, S. lat. 9 36. W. long. a5° 
CUARA-TEREBA, in Ichthyology. See Soousee 
9: 
ON RAniRk in org a river of Brazil, which 
‘runs into the Atlantic, §. lat. 
GUARAUNA, in cake mg See Scororpax Gua- 
rauna. 
GUARD, or Garp, in its general fenfe, implies de- 
p tdi cuftody, or Siprda ion, of any thing; the act of 
obferving what pafles, to prevent furprize ; or the care and 
‘precaution taoee to fe any ee 8 erie done contrary 
to the intention and ier ca 
word is formed of the F ad garde, and that of the 
greet Late warda, and that of the German qwahren, to 
keep, 
(ote ar ufed in a figurative fenfe, for the aé or 
fervice of Paine and the perfons appointed for that 
purp 
ds: 
called droit de garde; the fecond; ejectment de garde; the third, 
ravifbment de garde. ARDIAN. 
sUAKD, in the Military Senfe, is properly the stots or 
fervice done 2; the foldiers, to fecure the army, or place 
4 the attempts and furprifes of am enemy. In pore 
ae png are relieved every day; fo that every foldier 
unts guard once every three or four days in times of 
bese, and = oftener in time of war. Of this there are 
divers kinds : 
Gvarp, Pram a party of horfe or foot, which 
Paes approaching danger. 
ye befc 
See ADVANCE guard. 
Gvarp, Artillery, army _ 
fecure. the arti when in Their ~ co 
garde”’ isin the front of the Aneiniany A Their comp de 
‘ana their fentries isis sae 
48 hours’ guard ;- and Sebo his guard marches in 
the front and rear of the artillery, and have it in charge to 
leave n If a gun or waggon breaks down, 
the commands the guard is to leave a fuflicient 
suber of men ai ie gues matrofles in getting 
up-a 
GUARD, rill ia f +} +o y 
rh {uffer 
GUA 
oficer s guard from the royal regiment of artillery, ve 
corps de ade is always in the front of their encampmen 
Guarp, Artillery rear, confifts of a corporal no ieee men, 
pofted in ¥ rear of the park. See ARTILLERY fark. 
varn, Laggage, is always an officer’s guard, who has the 
care of the baggage ona meas 
Gua 
See For ; 
Gua : oa confi of face or four {quadrons of 
horfe sre ed officer, and potted before. the 
camp on the right and left wing towards the enemy, for the 
fecurity of the cam 
GUARD-irons, in-a 1 Ship, are certain curved or arched bars 
of iron, placed over the ornamental figures on a fhip’s head 
or quarter, to defend them from the impreffion of fome other 
pe Be n they lie clofe to or rub againft each other. 
b, Main, is that from which all the other guards 
are foaaess Thofe who are to mount the main guard, 
meet at the refpective ores sarees and from thence they 
go to the general pa ; where, after the whole guard is 
drawn wp, the { aaah sted 3 are detached to their refpeétive 
pofts ; and-then the fubaltern officers draw lots for.their 
guards, who are all’commanded by the captain of the main 
guard. This guard mounts in garrifen at different hours, 
according to the pleafure of the governor. 
Guanps, Cr diseets are fuch as are fixed duri m- 
paign, or in garrifon towns, and which are Aiggins daily ; 
— ed ae guards, -or detachments, are fuch 
commanded on particular occafions ; ther for the 
Sather fecurity of the camp, to cover the foragers, or for 
convoys, efeorts, or expeditions, 
uarps, AMounting. All guards are to parade with 
fhouldered arms, and urifixed bayonets, without any. in- 
tervals between ne the ranks open, arid the ferjeants with 
ikes carried. e officers with their {words drawn, and 
P 
es wie os ine to.be formed 
vod fuck 
= sending offieet-weill geve:the ward of 
“OR, q 
1 officers, oultevard face }— 
Tale, foe in: front a: your refpective e guards !—Quick, 
As foon as —- have taken freaking: the ee 
guards, the i coed alle 3 or 
