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London, England, 1804-06-08 00:00:00

thcl,l:intis Cuernsey, Jersey, anelAlderney, ~cyr
" the defence of the satne, fur the pe►iofl of five years-,
". and tnether until six months ieter the termination
" the present War and the Ratification of a Definitive
" Treaty, of Peace with France, unless I shall be
" sooner discharged."

His Majesty may -attach the Battalion of Addi.
tiolial Force to the Regiments of the Regular Army.
The Battalion of Additional Force is not to go
out of the Realm.

His Majesty may appoint Officers, :,nd Non-
commissioned Dicers; and the Men are to be under
Military Law.

A Certificate of the Men not provided is to be
sent to the Quarter Sessions, and the Counties are
to he fined.

The Penalties are to he paid into the hands of the.
Paymasters General of the Arar, to be applied in
raising Men fur His Majesty's Forces, &cc.
The residue of money in hand belonging to De..
strters-,, shall belong to -the Parish for which the
;Merl were enrolled., The Overseers of the Poor are
to apply such money in aid of the pi:or.rares, to.
wards the payment of any assessment's under this
Ati, and the surplus, if any, is to be carried to the
account of the said rates.

Provisions respe6ing ,Counties shall extend to
divisions,

The provisions of the two AEls passed in -the 4zd
of His Majesty, and of those. passed in the last Ses.
sion for raising an additional Military Force, shall
(excopt where they are+ repealed by this Aa), he
applied
.for the purposes of this as fully as if they
were repeated in it.

- The At may be altered in this Session.

EDINBURGH, JUNE 2.

t.i .
THURSDAY, His Excellency the Earn of Mot RA
reviewed, at the Duke Of ,BUCc LEUCH's parks at
Castlesteads, four Regiments of Militia, . which
marched. from Edinburgh in the morning, viz. the
Inverness-shire, Ayrshire; Argyleshire, and Aber-
deenshire. They made a very martial Appearance,
but the day . wai very unfavourable, it blowing-
almost
_a perfea hurricane. .

. On Saturday fast, the sth Militia, commanded by
the Right Hon. the Eati of CAITHNESS, were re-
viewed in the Links.of Aberdeen; by Maj•)r-C-feneral
the Marquis of HUNTLY. His Lordship express-
ed hilnse,f highly satisfied with the appearance and
discipline of die Regiment. /-
'On I.Vedncsday 210 Volunteers from the 24 Bat_
talion of Reserve, embarked on • bard a Smack for
Harwich, to join - the 43d and sth Regiments- of
Light Infantry. Thes;-_:'Rcgiments are attached to
• Major-General MooltK's Brigade,' and ordered to
be completed for-foreign service,
Yesterday morning, at six o'clock, the Ist Regi_
.
ment of Glasgow Volunteers, marched from that.
place in high order, anti the greatest spirits, under
the command of..Lieut.-Cbionel Boct.E, fur Stirling
Castle, where they are to do permanent- duty for a
month. Thay perform the journey in one day—
distance 27 miles:

The Glatow Volunteer Light Horse, commanded
by Capt. DEN N ISTOUN, have received orders to go
on permanent duly, in that town, for fourteen days,.,
commencing on Monday next-, the 411 June.
The Battalion .of Vol,unteer Infantry, under the
comtnand of Capt. DAVISON, coAisting of the:
Huntly, Strathbogie,vand Drurriblade companies,:
were inspeaed at, tinnily upon the ult. by'
Colonel J. GoAnoN Gummi NG, who was l leased to
pay.'thern many high compliments upon their high
state of diScipline and soldier.like appearance.
The Justices of PeaCe in the Garioch distria of
Aberdeenshire, at a meeting held at Invetury on the
Lfth ult. upon an application brought before them,
by, a SubStitute in the, Militia, against his master,.
whom he had served previous to enlistment, Enna
the former entitled 'to his full. proportion of wages,
corresponding to the period of his service. This
decision is in stria conformity to provisions of. the ,
Militia laws, which entitle Substitutes to the pro.
portion of wages due at the date of their enlistment.

JUNE 4.
This being the Anniversary of HIS MAJESTY'S
Birth-day, who entered into the 67th year of his
age, the same was observed here with the greatest
demonstrations of joy. At.twelve o'clock the great
guns were fired from the Castle. The Battery as
Leith, and the Ships in the Roads also fired, and
ths music bells were set a.ringing. The whole
military force in ,this City are now assembled in
the NeW Town, from whence they• will torch to
Leith Walk, and fire three volUes in honour of the
day. In the afternoon the Lord Provost and Magis.
'rates, with all the principal Noblemen and Gentle
men in this City and neighbourhood, meet in the
ParliaMent House, to drink His MAiss•lv's health,
and the evening will conclude ,with a brilliant
Assembly in the Assembly Rooms, George's.sttect.
This being the Anniversary of George Heriot's
Birth-day, the same was observed' with the usual
_marks of respeft which are annually paid to the
memory of this worthy man. The boys belonging
to the Hospital,• upwards of an hundred, all in.nigo
health; and newly clotht..l, walked in procession to
the New Greyfriars Church, where the Lord Pro-
vost and Magistrates, and other Govert;ors likewise
attended, and,heard an excellent sermon by the Rev.
DAtrio Rurciit E, one of the Ministers of this City.
Betore and after sermon, the boys of Heriot's •
Hospital, with those of Watson's Hospital, as also
the gir;s of the Trades and. Merchant Maiden Hos-
pitals, joined 'in singing some beautiful hymns and
psalms, and the melody produced by the united
voices of 80 many juvenile choristers was truly de.
lightful. The effigy of George Heriot wasp as usual,
decorated with flowers.

A dreadful accident happened at T'ynemouth, on
Saturday evening, occasioned by tit.; horses in a
brewer's dray (which was standing in the street):
taking fright, who ran with great fury towards the
castle gates: On their Way they ran down two
tine children, one of which is so mangled, that
there is not the least hie entertained of its recovery,
both its arms and legs, and one thigh, being
broken, and its skull fractured. The outer had
its ear, and most part of the flesh on one side of the
face torn off, and was otlkerwise much mangled.