link Translation using Bing translator – so not totally coherent – clearly need to view the decree shown below as that is likely to demonstrate whther a flag was issued officially:
Introduction
Under the ' Soldée ' means the salaried Guard guard, stationed in Amsterdam 1812-1813, which was available by the Mayor of Amsterdam.
Origins and organization
In February 1812 was initiated with the creation of the Garde Soldée under the Imperial Decree of 22 October 1811. Soldée the Guard consisted of two battalions of infantry and a squadron of cavalry. On 1 April 1812 took the Guard Soldée the tasks and the men of the Urban Nachtwachts.
The Council of administration of the Garde Soldée consisted of 1 president, 1 Secretary and 1 member, namely:
W.J. Valente of the great Lindt, president; Captain J.C. Saha, Secretary; Colonel Saleh, captains Saeed and Staedel, members.
The Council shall carry out the work include the minutes of the meetings of the Board, keeping the regulations, management of ingested individual documents of the military, the military-staff Administration and finally the hospital administration.
The Secretary Captain J.C. Saha was in charge of financial administration in his quality as kwartiermaker Treasurer. Among other things, was kept by him, the current account with the Court of Auditors/municipality-recipient of Amsterdam and the Ministry of war.
During the rotation in november 1813 were the missing members of the Garde Soldée welded itself before 21 december 1813 at the Captain J.C. Saha.
With the liquidation of the Garde Soldée was the said Captain J.C. Saha, who on 12 December 1815 the archive to the Chief of the Court of Auditors of the Treasury of Amsterdam.
Organisation of the archive
About 1935 was by a volunteer, started with the merger of different archives, including those of the Garde Soldée, standing in the depot of the municipal archive service, amsteldijk 67, which under the title of ' the archives of the armed citizen power in Amsterdam ' by him would be enumerated. To include the creation of an inventory is not come. However, the works were in such a stage that the illumination of the archives on the Garde Soldée from the ' archive ' a far from simple task. In identifying the Secretary Department of military affairs 1810-1861 was the ' archive ' are dismounted, and the modest to the original archives.
In 1965 was the provisional inventory of the archives of the Garde Soldée 1812-1815 manufactured.
The system of planning was based on the original departments, namely the Council of administration and the financial records of Captain J.C. Saha, the layout corresponded to the imposed tasks.
The total size of the archive amounts to 2.5 linear metres.
Archive makers
The numbers behind the archive makers refer to the corresponding inventory part or inventory number. By clicking on it opens the inventory on that part or number.
Commission of the armed civilian Guard's Finances: 19 (1797-1814), 20 (1812-1813), 21 (1812-1813), 22 (1812-1813), 23 (1812), 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30
Garde Soldà © E: 1, 1.1, 1.4, 10 (1810-1813), 11 (1700-1812), 12 (1812), 13 (1812-1813), 14 (1808-1813), 15 (1812), 16-17 (1812-1813), 18 (1813), 2, 3 (1807), 31, 32, 33, 34-43 (1812-1813), 4 (1812), 44 (1812-1813), 45-46 (1812-1813), 47-48 (1812-1813), 49 (1812-1813), 5 (1812), 6 (1812), 7 (1810-1813), 8 (1812-1813), 9 (1811-1813)
The Soldée