Second Lieutenants ---- Popham. ---- Heyland. Adjutant Mr. Randal Ripton. The above corps is to parade at the Pere Blancs, which is to be their alarm post. All British born subjects, resident in or near the town of St. Pierre, are required forthwith to give in their names to Lieutenant Colonel Bontein, of the royal Martinico volunteers, at the custom house; and every person of the above description meaning to leave the island, is required to make known his intention to Lieutenant Colonel Bontein: they are likewise required to give in their names upon their arrival. The Commander in Chief has no doubt, from the voluntary and handsome offer of the English in the town of St. Pierre, that all who are able will willingly join the corps of the royal Martinico volunteers, under the orders of Lieutenant Colonel Bontein, to preserve good order, and defend their properties. F. MAITLAND, deputy adjutant general. _Head Quarters, St. Pierre, Martinique, August 11, 1794._ Parole, CORNWALLIS. In consequence of the death of Captain Blacker, sixty-fifth, and the illness of Captain Ingram, fifty-eighth, Captain Lee of forty-fourth grenadiers, and Captain Holland of sixtieth regiment, are to replace those officers as members of the general court martial ordered to meet this day. GENERAL ORDERS. _Head Quarters, St. Pierre, Martinico, August 31, 1794._ The appointment of Captain Hare, of the light dragoons, to be aid de camp to the Commander in Chief, is not to interfere with or prevent his having the entire command of the detachment of British light dragoons, which he retains as if no such appointment had been made. AFTER ORDERS. The general court martial, of which Lieutenant General Prescott is president, is hereby dissolved; and all officers are to repair to their posts, where they are so much wanted. F. MAITLAND, deputy adjutant general. _Head Quarters, St. Pierre, Martinique, Nov. 7, 1794._ Parole, UNANIMITY.