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Wi ry it .i HI tV Wi- -Se" iftfessffi' sJgisassssa:- sisi'say 1 i campi.;end nf the -part icul 1 Declares he ,hall , Ul. M -mm -.-v "J- " J Uil Iwoottier. comip-aaonpu irrf-c ' 1 Tantiarv. V r.": " '4 t -hereuu9ua lV'rcsiaes, attci mvV v f it shall be Adeemed scandalous lor-ann of, abWfi ann$ and accow " ; " ''j'Vninl iMd'.r 5 i De - 5 i ir-'j j t'iVJr-; mte Office the k:n uA. J.-.fir , Dispatches arnvedat Deal yes- : .1,1 " " ? i . . ' - . . r II it. ' . n . . - . i - v . , - II t-1 -,".' Ml J . . U ! ! f - I TIN . - .W. , t i j 1 1 'si if - cuicer to associate; r.-- , jt,-- Wk wv uihw. ytr "'--v -v i i-J ' : Article 86. The coftniamUng pf W-"' I the" Archicirdinat facer, of .any. post or .detachment siK'-rtMP cKall not a number of oncers gdequate.to form a gen rcmirt martial, shall," r in; cases "Whijh require the cognizance f sucfy officet order nearest nost or detaclifrtent, aruVthe party accused, with : nceary vi ij nesses. to be trans)orte'd to th place where the s aid court shall be assembled. icuun iv ,Mw vyr""- ' 0 1 Yccas ditto leave'therecwear. cricst. bv of the depart riieilt , w ho sh ail J i pferment 'otlit-isv is;' they shin, be- licourt to be assembled at then for Oft) heWmittedto quit the fame, de. : Article 87. No person 'shall be sentenced to suffer death, but by the concurrence of two thirds of a ge neral couft martial, npp except in the cases herein expressly' mentoneu,j nor shall more than liftv lashes f o inflicted on', any' offender,' at the dis t cretion of a court menial, and no officer noncommissioned omcer, soldier, or fbllbweWpf -the army . shall be tried a second time for the same offence. v " f Article 13. No person "shall be .able. to tried and punislied by a gjc iieraf court roartla! far any offt .ice which shall appear to have ben com mitted more than two years before the issuing of the order fur such tri al unless the person by reason' of having absented hijself, or seine other manifest impediment shall not have been amenable to justice with in that period. Article 89. Every officer authori- 1 scd to order a general court martial shall have power to pardon or miti- r gule any punishment ordered by such court except the sentence of death, or of cashiering an officer ; which in . ; the cases where he has authority (by ; article 65)o carry them into execu tion he rnVy suspend until the plea sure of the President of the United States can be known ; which suspen vflion together with copies of the pre- .teeriings or tue court martial, tne &aid officer shall immediately tran. jnit to the President for his dej.ermi ra'ion. And the cplcnel or com manding effictr of the regiment or garrison erein a regimental or court martial shalkbe held may par don or mi .gate any punishment or dered by stu b court to be inflicted. ' Article 9U. Livery judge advocate, orpcr Sfm oihcia'mg as sucn, at any general courl martial, shall transmir, 'ith as muci ex pediiicn as the epportunity of tune and dis lan.ee of piace can admit, die original prp ceed'p and sentence ofsuchecurt mariiat. to the secretary of wr.r, which said origiiwl proceedings and enreuce shall be careiullv Kejt andp ireserved m the pfiicei of the stiid setietaiy.to the end that the persous entitled J thereto may bs e::atuea, upon application ;o the said olice, to obtain copicthereof. '1 he party tried by any general ccart mar iia!, shall upon demand thereof made bv hirrself or by any person or persons in his behalf, be entitled to a copy of the ten-u-rce and prccetdmof such court mar Article 91; In cases where the geoeral or cora.-.-.aiiding olEcer may order a court ci euqa.ry to examine into the nature of cny transaction, accusation or imputation tgainst any oiBcer or soldier, the &aid court ih ill consist of one pr mere cf&cers, not exceeding; three, anfa juJge advWate or other su:tablepei scHas a recorder to re We tne proceedings and evidence to wri ting, all of whom shall be sworn tolhe faithful performance 'of their duty. This court shall have the same power to summer witnesses as a court martial, and to exi mme them on oath.' But they shal net give their opmiwnon the mer ts of the case, excepting they shail be thereto specially required 1 he panics as cused shaUaho j be permitted to cross examine and h,t rro (gate the w tnesses, so as to investiait r iuly the c rcumaa;;ces m question. Aiticle92 T;ie p oceediiigs of a court of inquiry nst be authenticated by the signatuieof therecordei and president, and delivered to the ammaiic!;ng offaccr ; a.ci thes4id prt ceedines may be aJmitied i evidence by a court martial, in cases rot ' capital, or extending to the disiruss.on ci an officer, provided that the circumstance: are such, that oral test mony cannot be t b ta ied. But a3 courts of enqu'ry may bt perverted to dishonourable purposes, Irxd may be considered as engines of destruction to military, merit, m th nands of weak and fnvious commandants, they at'heiem prohibtted, unless directed by the Presi dent of the United States, oi- demanded by the accused.. ; Article 93. The judge advocatr, or recor' der, shall admhusitr 10 tti members the leilowing oatli : j " You sha!.' weil and truly examine and jkqu:re, according to your evid nee, into tf.t i. tatter now oelote yen, ,w thou( put t?v;7, favori affection, prejudice or hepe ci levvird So nelp you God," Jitter which the lresidtnuihaU,admiiiis tu- jio the jude advocate, or. recorder, ti;e i ..'ibwing oath ; . Vcu A. it. do swear that ycu Vill, ac-?' 'c; u.g to your best abilities, accurately iiiipaniatiy record te i-itcctd.ngs oi tii.e e utr, and the evidence to be given in the case m hearin;;. "So. help you O- d " i.'I'.c 'Witnesses snail take tiie sarpe oath jia'witi.ebics swiiii uefot a couit martial Atti'tio 9-1. When any cniuv ssu nei ci- i'..::v shall die or be k tiled in the service ol " Uiuted Spates, 'the. Major of the regi M itK, un? offtoer tioin the Major's dat ii. nis. rtMic iK, or ia a:tf post or garris'oit. oo econd riace;in cdainuiid, or. the as e v.a.'u arlitar.'.ageat, shall, wt mediately s U h,s ejects or equipage .then in c n.p br quaaeriand shall rake ai 'nventoiy thMci,l,iiu fridivrith transmit the same to tcntatives of such' deceased niii'ConiintS' stoned ofiker'or sold;er. Ard ia case any bf the office s;' soauthorised to take pare of the effects vt 'deceaed;omcera and&olr posit m the hands oi thicoirimanaing ohi cerorof the assist5ti (lU&ry 'agent, all the effects of1 sueh deceasedttion.commis siorled"omcers and scldiei-s, iii order that theisarnc; may be secured for, and paid tq, lilifispecttverein'tatrves. J J-; Hrt:c)e 9$&li of5cer, conductors? guni ers,v matqsies, drivers or ether persons anatsoeveti rceivmg pay, or lure, in tne seryice of the artillery cr corps of engi neers' of the Uiiited States, shall be go-; i ned by the aforesaid rule and srticlesj nd "shall be subject to be tried by courts martial, iit like liia'ftneV with, the- officers and soldiers of the other troops in thessr v.ce oi,Uie United Mates. . , Article 97. The-. officers and soldiers of anjjtrps, whetlier milina pr jOthexs, be ing! musteted and in pay of tho United tatet, shall, at ail times, and in a'l traces. sWhen joirted, or actn g in ex junction with 'the regular ibices cf tte Uiied States, be goyemea by thee ruU sand articles ot war, anct shall be subject to be tried by court martiaMin like manner vithitbe ofilcers aodfjfejwttiprs' in the. tegularfo'rccs, save X.i i'' . . jur iusuiu tuuris miinai snail be cum posd entirely cf njfllia officers. . Article 93 All ilficeis, scrvingjby com mission .from the authority of arirnarticu lar State, shall oi ail dedatchmentsptiurts mirtiat, or other outj, wherein they-m?) u& iiiijjuMcu in vL'irj.iucuon witn the regu lar torces of the Ur.itcd State, take raiiK next after ail cfHccrs f the Itkeririe ii saia regu..a' tcrces, nctvvithstarMifiz the commuiions o!'such mditia or s;ate bflicers may be older than the cur.imi;.fcit..iu of th oilicers of the reruiar foices of the Uniteti States. AitxJc yy. Ail cr;m?.s not caoital. ant all disbidcrs and neglects which effects' and scldieis may be rudsv cf. t-i ilir ihulirf oi goxxl order land military ti,t,e pline, the iioi tuemionca in .c iw.e.om articles ot w ar, ate to be taken coniaiice ot by a ge neral or regimental court mar-ial, accord.ng to the nature and degree of the offence, and be punished at the:i discretion. Article lbU Tne President of the United States shall 'have power to prescribe the uniform of the army . ' Article 1C1. The foivgoing articlesarc to be read and published once m every six months, to every garr'son, regiment, troop or company, mu t red, or to be mustered in ci.e service of the U States, audi&e to be daly observed and obeyed, by all officers and soldiws vho are or bhall be in sad service. Sec. 2 Jnd be it fmlUr enacted, That in time of -war, all persons not citizens of, or owing allegiance to the U. States of A rr.erica, who shall be found lurking as spies in or about tLe fortifications r encamp memsof the auniesof the U. States, or any of them, shall suiler death, according to the ;law and usage of nations, by sentence of a general ccurc murtial. " Sec- 3, And be it Jutber enacted. That thetruks and regulations, by which the ar rhjef of the U- Mates have heretofoie been governed, and the resolves of Conj.iess thereunto ar.nexod, and respecting" the same, shall hence icvth be void and of no effect, except so far aa may relate to any transaction s under th m. prior r.- the pro mulat'.cn ci t.us a-.t, at me several posts andgarrisar.s respectively, occupied by aay part of the army of ilie United htites. Ni l MACb'N, Speaker of the House of .Representatives ' S. SMITH, President cf the Senate pro temnore. April 10, lbQ6 Approved, TH j JEFFERSON. latest uropean i3elo5 CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 8. G r eat-Britain an d Tit rkey. IVr. Arbut, the English Ambassador, has had a iresh con h rence with the Kris Ein ndi, at T7h'ehhecmt h .tically dechired,th;ti if the Port did nfcpf within a few .days, com? xto a determination to renew its Treaties with England m English squadron would certain-)- make its appearance in the Levant, as any farther refusal must be considered as a Rupture b iween the two powers. . To this declaratit n no other answer hu been given on the part of the Porte I than that u is rtsolved to maintain the neutrality wlnth it has hitherto observed. L0ND7N" TUNE 25: Ui The Earl of V ; - -yMUum A O UllUUI'l stood to have reached Paris last 1 Tuesday week. Mr. Wiibraham lefJJaris on Thursday, ancl the fall of the funds upon his arrival is rumoured to have been occasion ed by the unfavorable nature of the disjnrtches'pf which he wa the bearer. Mr. Wiibraham left Lon don for Paris on Monday. ' The funds have not recovered the fall they experienced on Monday. Extract cf a private letter from Jlatqhurg, dated June 20. " Yesterday evening it was re ported here that the ate of Ger many was decided. There is no longer an Emperor of Germany, I to their repTCsemati vevfbr the same, have notVtoucK $rUh' absolute certainty for thcVtruth of tlim arrartgement. though I helieyejt cannot be doubt ed that it wilt UUe place : , PRItfCESS OF WALES. Reports of the greatest delicacy and importance respecting this il lustrious personage have ncen in circulation tome davs. ' Her infi delity to her station. This is said to have originated in mtormation gi4en by Lady Douglas, in so soiernn and circumstatitiai a man t . '1. I A. tier, as to render it incumuen uu trjeU rrin.ee ot VVaies ,10 consult Counsel on the subject. He cqrliinjgly communicated ihe in for1ipn t:; Lord' Thur'ow; at the! same1' time observ'incr tlat he had disdainedf paying the least a$; tention to the report until it hat-! been urged Upou him, in the most forcible manner. His iordshiJad vised the Prince to lay the several allegations before His Majesty ; which was. done without comment or observation on his part. His Majesty immediately appointed a select committe of his P'rjvy Coun cil to proceed to an iuvestigation of the charge without delay. The committed is composed of the Lord Chancellor, Lqrd Spencer, Lord Eilenborough, and Lord Grenville. Lady Dougjas ha been examined belomthe commit tee on oath. The Jfuke of Kent wt-nt specially to i nfornrith eaccuscd of the n .ure and ettent of the charge, and to notify' that six of her ienrule domesticsi were retpii red to appear before the committee. This immediately tock place, and they were examined on oath. The illustrious Lady, on jthis occasion observed, u 1 shall 'insist on 'an investigation: and lst it should be imagined I might Jgmper with my servants, I wiilditcharge them all immedatelv.,, Throughout the whole business we are able positively to state, thnt the Prince has behaved with the strictest decoiutn and with an an xie;y tnateverypossible means may be taken to assert the innocence and vindicate the character of the exalted personage. His Royal Highness so far from being either prosecutor or accuser, has riot even been a complainant in the cast. The squadron detached by Sir; Home Popham from the cape of 'Good Hope, on the 18th of April, J against ouenos Ayres, consists of the Diadem, of C4 guns: Dio mede, of 50; the Narcissus and Leda frigates. The troops em- ! ployed are the 71st -and 72d regi ments, under the command of Ge ne ra I Beresford,' Yesterday arrived, a Gotten burgh mail ? the only intelligence it brings deserving notice, is the following, given under the date of June 16 : l We hav great rea son to believe that the differences between this country and Prussia will be speedily accommodated throtjgh the medium of Russia. Spain has made a last naval ef fort, by equipping 20 sail of the line. Of this number eight are at Catthagena, and hiie at Cadiz, Bonaparte has insisted that she should either declare against Rus sia, or shut her ports against the ships of that nation ; but now that he is anxious, for a reconciliation with Russia, the intended-proceeding, it is thought-will not be car ried into effect. It is believed that some requisi tion has been made to Prussia on the part of France to evacuate Hanover. Bonaparte is said to have it in contemplation to add Hanover to the Kingdom of Holland, and to) give it besides, the command of the mouths of the Ems, the eser and the Elbe. Mr. Jackson, our late Minister trt Berlin, has returned to the comment. 1 1 has been supposed that the object of his .return is to jaeet any opposition which the Ca- niliet of Berlin rna v manifest tr rile cuss and terminate the differences between the two governments. Alter the pledge given by hisjMa jesty 's 1 inisters, there is bUtone way in wiiich we can termiuatcour l differences with Prussia ; which is by her evacuating audaurrcQtfcriug spatche terday afternoon, and were imme diately forwarded to hisf MajOty's M lusters: ft is supposed;-that they were sent from Boulogne. . v Stocks experienced cdisidera ble rise this morning, the 3 per cents to 63.2-4, and the Omnium XO 6 04 7. Tliis rise was' produ ced by the belief that a negociation, for peace is still going Oh. : v - ; A neutral captain, who left the Texel a few days ago, was present when the new colotlrs arrived on board, the ship of war on Sunday se'nnight. TH-ews We re orde red to man the yard 3, and give three cheers iiionor of the ne w King. Of sil'ships of the line three only wouldperform this duty, and the officers, did not seem desi rous to press it. v - Afore honours are in contempla tion of Napoleon, for his relatives His mo her, is now' said to be pointed Queen of Rome, and ier &on, Lucien Bonaparte to ba rio minated as her successor. Count Keller, whose disposi tions appeared so favorable to the maintenance of a good understand ing between Great-Britain and Prussia, I133 at length-forsially re signed his seat in the cabinet of Berlin and retired to his estates. Prussia, of coursi, submits, entire- lv to b the humble instru'Sc'fi oi Napoleon ih tvery thing lie may 'r V 1 ' command. . Parliament is expected to he.proi rogued about .the 27th of next month. A dissolution, r which the ministers are, rumoured to be actively preparing , is expected to take place ib September. JULY 1. The unsettled state of the German Empire gives rise to numerous re ports of projected changes in that j part ot the continent. - I he Elec tor of Baden, is, it is said, to re sign his authorrty into the hands of his son, who, it may be recol lected, was lately married to the niece of madame Bonaparte, The reports respecting these changes, receive soaiethicg like official con tradiction in an article dated from Ratisbon. To diis however, little attention i to be paid, as we learn by letters from Hamburg that it has been inserted inthe Corrcsponden ten, by command of the French minister ar Hamburg j It was yesterday said in the City that General Miranda had draw n bills to considerable amount on the Treasury, which had been presen ted for acceptance. Letters from Plymouth assert that Admiral Sterling, who, with six sail of the line, had been sent in quest of Jerome Bonapohe, has returned, under an opinion that he must be on hia way.back, as from certain advicesfrom the Isles of France and Bourboit, it was evi dent that he could not procure supplies tjiere. Admiral Stirling was off Belleisle on the 20th ult. Mr. Fox had a good night on Sunday, and was yesterday much better. Mr. Erikine, son of the Lord Chancellor, is going ambassador to the American States. 1 he last Dutch pape3 mention the arrival of King Louis Napo leon with his family at Rotterdam, yhere they were received with con siderable pomp,;, and congratulated by all ranks. They proceeded to the Hatrue the - w V which place they w-ere received by a deputation of the magistrates of that place. Accompanied by this deputation, their Majesties pro ceeded to the Palace in the Wood, where they were met jby a com mission from their Mightinesses! A speech was made by the Presi dent in behalf of their High Migh- in which was introduced this sen timent, " Peace, Sire, is the great est of Europe' wants : it is espe cially so of "Holland. - . May the powerful Genius of Napoleon the Gr'at give to us, one days tms incalculable, blessing.7' A comrihmentary address . was aigo made to the Queen. ; -The King returned an answer in vhich- he declaredfbe accepted of thf thron, under the conviction that it was the wis 1 1 -op me wnoie nation, unaer thii impression, he had left his country and ceased to be a Frenciuuah and mads ajt his no rdtstihetorr of .RdiKion Z "V-J Vr - MWiug only to r v the.ceviis which tK me has'suftered,; C'S for the J ' r " -7 - : ' r - . a 1 nth. confidence of the Nation, and tba concludes:,. : v I am at his rnoment appCai;n, to .tlie crood apd faithful Ho!l!-,i Let tham b?ar ipi 'their tuQ.v . zens -ine assurance ot my solicitude and affection : Itt, them carry (j same testimony of these sentfrneJ6 to Amste.dam ; that city, Wl'--the honor of commerce and , coimtry I that city which I wi call in y goocl and faithful canhuf -.- .1 - - . .;- rr vn- though tie Hag will always icl uiaia the residence of the soverci,n Let them aho carry the same a'su. ranees to tlleir fellow citizens an(j . tfi bepU'iqs. of liiat neighboring c-,. ty, Rotterdam)' the picspciUy 0f. which I hope very, soon o rtuew aud. whose inhabitants I diitinguisji " it is by these sentiments, Gen- f1irn 1 i'c .Ku'.tK. lininn of 'II ders of people ' in X he State, and by that of my i-subjects amonj them selves ; it is by the devotion of each uidividual to hi auties, the only bu-. sis of real honour aligned to mtn but principally by the unanimity' .which' has hitherto preserved these proTinces fiom all dangers and cala mities -and which has ever been iiicir uiciu, liiin. x cxnect the tran IT""')" '"";S'7 ot tie na. uon,' di'ePBwi 'X i..r: r. -i :'.t. .. v 1 i nave consenred to al all this i and, Gentlemen, had I not done to," ,L would nevertheless act the same part, now that by ih- ardour, joy and confidence of the ptopJe through whose conduct I have passed, ihfy have proved to me that you wera the U-ue interpreters of the nation now' especially, when I am convinced that I may rely on! your zeal, your attachment to the interests of your native land, and on;your confidence in, and fidelity towards me, " Gentlemen, this is the 1st day of the real independence of the United Provinces. A transient glance at passages is sufficient to convince usf that they had a stable government, a fixed destiny, a real independence. Under that famous people, whom they fought and served by turns, s under the Franks and under West, they were neither, free nor trsnajl." The King of Prussia has raidi encroachments upcm the ttrritory of the Imperial - city cf Nurem berg, by -seizing the suburb of Garthof, against which violation the Senate of that city has mcstsc lemnly protested. The negociations between iSS courts cf St. Petersburg and Bcr lin are said to have, been broken off, beeause Lis Swedish Majesty will admit of no condition disho norable to his engagements, or re pugnant to his feelings. ; The s charge against Marquis Wellesley respecting the Nabob of Oude, was taken into considera tion yesterday by the House of Commons. Lord Teignmouth, the first witness called in suppoit of the charge, continued under an examination from seven o'clock until half past twelve. Four thousand of the Russian guards have been ordered to hold . - i . themselves in reaainess to maruu Their destination is not known, but they are to he commanded by the Grand Duke Cons tantme. CAUTlOtf. j ATY Wife Sarah having, without any ju&t cause, eloped from me, on the 9th instant, and taken with her a JNe-. ?ro ?.rrn -a hour 50 Wars nlrl named Arthur, about 5 Feet 6r 10 Inches high, aid tw sorrel Mares, one of which had a ycsn Coir, this is to forewarn any Person irjw harbouring my said Wife, or ham trajuos with her for the'above Frsper1 on p of being prosecuted for the or.e, or of teiting the other. My Wife's Maiden Name was Laaoew she was the widow of Chtistopher Heata, and having been raised in Craveu Coat) it ii nppoied'she may begone mto tha.c part of Uvc country. his -, JOHN X GAitAVi' mark. . Rowan Couniy, Aug. 16, 1806. A CAUTION. , nnHE Public are hereby forewarned A ' frorn.dcaling;for two Bonds due me by Gabrid Bumpus the ore for 600 dollars. tuc the hands of Woodson Hubbert ior iaie keepinjg, who pow reteses to give them up The drawer ot" the said Bonds i ber feqtifred riot to. pay tliern to any other pv sou than siirseif, ctxny assignee. A-: I AMIES' MES6ER.; before thcPepulies of the province and principal citiejf ihc kintc'om I 'see them around 'nie with Mete,,,. a 1 1 i ' ' i ' btTicr fbi 5S0, due the last da of Novem ber enr.uiiio-. Thw T5rrls verc y!aceu i I ' r www I tiiaoSksor uc depanrnetJt 'ot war, to , .ft
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