The proceedings of the present general court martial being impeded by the sickness of some of the members, makes it necessary to add more members to the strength of it, that, the business may go forward without interruption in future. The Commander in Chief therefore orders a general court martial to assemble at nine o'clock on Friday morning the 8th instant, at the same place, and to begin the trial again of Brigadier General Sir Charles Gordon; and which general court martial is to be composed of a president and eighteen members. All evidences to attend; and a list of them to be given to the deputy judge advocate as soon as possible. The corps of island rangers, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Toler, to be augmented twenty men a company, making them seventy instead of fifty. Members of the General Court Martial. General Prescott President. Lieutenant Colonel Johnstone seventieth regiment. Lieutenant Colonel Stewart fifty-eighth. _Dead_. Captain Whitworth royal artillery. Captain Flood fifty-eighth. Captain Taggart fifty-fifth. Captain Ingram fifty-fifth. _Dead_. Captain Forbes thirty-fourth. Captain Pomiere fifteenth. Captain Dunbar seventieth. Captain Sharpe sixth. Captain Harvey thirty-third. _Dead_. Captain Gillespei thirty-first. Captain Blacker sixty-fifth regiment. Captain Lorrain ninth. Captain Hindson fifteenth. Captain Macdonald fifteenth. _St. Pierre, August 5, 1794._ Parole, ANTIGUA. C. S. ---- The officers of the army will understand, that should the order of the 3d instant (respecting the negroes being returned), not be strictly complied with, that for every negro kept back, the officers to whom they belong, and who detained them, will certainly have to pay, not only the full price of such negroes, but their hire during the time of service.--On account of the indisposition of Lieutenant Colonel Stewart, fifty-eighth regiment, he is not to be a member of the general court martial ordered for the 8th instant. Captain Rose, seventieth regiment, is to be a member thereof, in the room of Lieutenant Colonel Stewart. _Head Quarters, St. Pierre, Martinique, August 9, 1794._ Parole, ANTIGUA. C. S. ---- The British inhabitants of the town of St. Pierre are to be embodied, and to form a corps under the command of Captain Bontein, who is appointed lieutenant colonel commandant thereof, to be called the Royal Martinico Volunteers. The following gentlemen are to be the officers. Lieutenant Colonel ---- Bontein. Captains James Clifton. Andrew Smith. First Lieutenants William Moore. Cayley Johnstone.