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A RILL, Ine'ndrel, An Net to mettle his Majesty more elle-Ottani . in om elet. fir the Ifefence and Se •n-nv of the It olm, direr the runt Wars and fortlidniehl.ying Person:who may :stiffer ie their Priperty, by such ble.oures as may be raceway her eller Purpose. Whores, it is expedient that his !Watery theti'd M tot .ah4el to exercise, in the mess e.fs-ctiial manner, the powers lv law vediel in him, for twevretting and repehieg an triage-en of the 11.nt d Kiegdom of Greet Brittle and ledenet, by hie Ma to/Pry ere:Dios, and that for such pirrone prrtvitinn should be rude to enflame rosier obedience to rich enters as his Ma jesty', or the tient lienteilato or other chief governor or • g.iv.rrusel of [ream!, for the tone tieing, shell think ht to reue for precuring the irtionnettiyit wet-fogey to the effectual xere.se -itch ewer iteeni ley emergency, and for apely t•t 'et the most es 'editions itiann and with the greeter', rot: st. the rdivotere service: riFhis telaerety's meal nthierds for the defence*" the said United Kiag - lom ; and ale • to enable his Majesty, and the lord lieutenant or cit'ier chief greenlet • - g..vei nor , (I/ Ireland, for the tan.- being, to procure grouted • may b• I a .teug for en-ainetrig his Majesty. atelier, and ereeang b at inlet, beacons, 1:14 other works which may he deemed :see 4‘ire :or the puhlie 'entice; and ads s to provide fiir the indetendy int certain moo), of persons who nay suffer ail tech proartry by seeesures *heel' nay he taken for the defence arid inetiritt of the I .unary, and inn waive of the enemy ; fic it coal% ibe the Kitten Excellent elaieftv, are with the reenee and eons l e t of the Lord: Spiritital arid 'Ternreeal, end Cenitorms, in tide commit Parliament assembliel, al e ( b e the authority of the time, that the itentettents of the counties, fidssies, and pieces a itiiin that part of the United . P:i.led •.n :ailed Ertg'a•ol, and of the several eseatsties, stewar dit e, core', cad p'ee s in r tlwt part of the United Kingdom ended Scotland. and their deputy hi-tacit:met, or inch of them . a hi Meiesty 'hal! +rein, aed the deputy ~lieutertante, actin: 24 heatettauts' u.t ler the nos now ill force, shalh re s iectively, in Ole-dr:nee and conformity to • such orders as his Ntrjelty till Wink. Et to lam for such purpose, and the go vernors of comittee and places in Ireland, end their deploy goretriont, or smelt of them a: thie lord lieutenant, or ether. chief governor or gin-enter: of drelanii, for the t beirer, /tall direct, shall, in obedietice awl ertniorinity to the or .of Such hod lieutenant of other chief governor or gOVetlitir., pro cure rerorae nem& eft of men trainee, within the several ee enties„ ridi n gs, steal:lee:, birouioe, attes t and places w ith in Ltd toe-chola the said U•therl Kiogdien, who seall be of Vie age of filteau years and under the age of sixty errs, distin guiltily& which of them are by reason of infirmity Lice pable of active service, and w ich of them are engaged in any volitn tett corps, or in any troops or companies of velem:titre, and whet oirps,..tronos, or companies, and which of them ea willing to engage themselves to let armed, arrayed, trained, and exereeeed for the defence of the United Kingdom ; .cud :ippon what tering and which of them are willing to eneige in easel of emergency, t ither gratuitously or for hire, as aatrnen or bargemen, or Its .Livers of carriages or horses, nr drivers of .ogieerrne, carts, can, or cattle, or as pioneers or other labour ers, for any se oks or I .hour which may be neeessery for the public wen ice ; and al-4 distingeishing an aliens a nd Quakers, with such other partirtits is as his Majesty, or such keel lieu tenant or other chief eif 'venire or retverorin of Ireland, iva I thlak fit et require ; and olio to procure returns fir the n urn . ten . / of the te and femi'ee residing oithie the several eou r ,- ties, redinee, re-yr:tortes, e; truth o, cities, aad iler, afore aid, who by nosier i.f melte-ye t e r nr iehrenity, er for miter caus • embselv be terepable iii removing t lenee d e e, in ease of si a g. r • and also for prnenriee noun's of all boats, "arg-s. -Recruit% carte, can, hares, eird whet eattie and sheep, and of all her, strew, corn, tueal. dour, and other provisions, and of all male and us...nt, and ell other matters anti things ',knit mar lie %tsarist to WI enemy, or applicable to the public sdrsice within the conntiee, rid. floe, stewartrie:, baronies, eitiee, mod places reseiraircle ; and wheel' of such boats, bores, %wrote, carts, c. ts, al4 horses, the ;loners thereof are willing to fern-sh, in cavo I f emergency, for the public serreee, either gni/linearly er fir hire, awl with whet ntinther of bortmen, berronen, etriettra, and other necersary attendants, and oleso retie, ter m s aryl mm 4;itiu,ia, and of all such other patticelets as his Staterey, or net lord-lieutenant or chief gosaoror or go emote aforeetid require, far the purpose of etiehling his 11!eh'-ty, and the Ovr I .1, acting under his Majesty's authority, Of ofitte said looldieurt nant or chiegeyernew or gOtersiors, and the reon:re acting undo r his ur their atttliorite, to ea-velment or ders es may be riece-ss 60 than removal, in ease of danger, of :;%eons at stall Is r incapable of reel:eying themselves ; Intl fir the r moral of 4' boats, beiges, waggons, carts, ears, es- o r e . e , t e t t e , s h ee p, has, oraw ' corn, peal, flour, and other peeves:ens marines and this to aforesaid, or for the employment tnenroflit his Majesty's sere nee or otherwise, as the exigency of Th e ct u d u ll r e quire; and generally to give such direetems Ineeking such twitter+ niet 'lively, as met be deemed most likely to . defeat the views of Vie enemy, and most Advantageous Zr. ! the ;sublet - sere her'. lend be ft (ugh w enacted, That it shall be lawful fur his Melee; by an 1 vetch the &islet of his privy council, and for tee lord lizatenert orother chief 1, ivenit'w of gm:orlon of Ire. for the time beige, by aed erith the advice of his Ma. rrery''s pri .y Peened a'retimi, to et ler and require, nlm time hit Maiesty st seeh Intl I k utenant or other ehiet go vetoer or envarirOtt tes ‘treltsid, tee oczaaion, the lieu. Tenant. er detotty lieutereeits aetitig lieitteoants as aforesaid, or &dot? governors A counties in Ireland re epeetivey. to appoint pToterr officers to be reedy fir arraying, "tr .hringe retercisinge and enntmaneiing sot men as shall be wil ling to in err err thereerovet to b., armed, veined, and exercised ea afen said, and elso proper re•vitis tot e ' trek ke manner ready, in case of need, fur luperintereheur and direct g the execution of tee several other duel. 4 which may be neceieary to be dime, for the soyeral purpoits nrentiones' ; such oaken amp! other ,cranes to he appeinted in such turnrbers, and unilre mach regulations and restriClions es his lrlajnity, pc such lord lieuteirant or other chief goverieur or governors in Ireland, shall think fit tai order and direct ; s'ec't liteitenal is or deputy lieutenants, acting as !ientenante as aforesaid, nr seedy governors nr it puts ginernors, Ft's; sittlifyine to his ntatetty„ or to soli :z sot or other chief goverierr or ;externem, the names weal reeky ref all utlicere se to be a i rpoitited, and the purposes for wheels they are :o to he appointed, ate( aeoteinting such Ofr:- ce" only an h NlYielef or foie' lorti.lieutex int or other elect' governor or governors in Ireland shall epporve r provid rd al ireee, that if the aid lieetenarge, of deutfter lieutenante, idling liectettaits a: aforertil, or inch goyereort or depute rem twee shell natorithio the time which May he Siseciiisi in Alt ceders which shag be given fee sack purprae, signify to hie . Adejeste, c. t.o each lord.lieetenant other chief goverrair or wertmus as afeteeoi 1, tar` names of A sufficient number iif nth ar4, whore leis Maesty, or sec): iir I-lieutenant it other chief governie or gave-rims in helot I, .'hall reprove fur the corn riand cf inch reel as aforesaid, and ketonic stich ot'te'r per sits as shell be necrosary fur the purposes aforesaid, it shell he lawfa: for as ltf.rietty, or fur such Inn! lietiteneet orert leo chief &venter or gsvernors afieetel, in Ireland, to trepoint so teeter) of. : lda and other persoas at shasU be nociatarq :or static perreatt. Arid be ii fort/let enacted, That it shall he lanfid tilt his 1 1 .1ahtiey; by A" ter end's his .ices marital, cr; tor -uch Recant re other chief governor sir g sernori as n r lrenzid, by or ate: in.weiting.‘tneliv his or thee: hand or han , lt, to authorize air,d require the s Wend lien tenants at.d .1 evelieueemens afore said, and the See ^ .1 g iv:trams ur depiey I n I r el a nd. to ho. such g eterd and subdivision' evetinge, yeti-hi their reelect • o comities, ridings aewartriere cities and rltteS as his Majese or such loriedieutenant Cr other thief • g iverner nr lose:rano; • afar vet, shall think lA, and as shed . b• necessery fur the e. cation of thi: act ; and m-' eequire for Sueh 'enrolee the atter' I. •rx of the clerks of the several gene- Vlll rneettegit and sebdivio nieetiogs within their respixtise counties, 'Menge AroV3rlrle,.. -ores and placer, aini of all other perome whale ae4istetwas cetyari fur canting into exec teen this act, in such and he wine manner, aid with the ' lame cereers and 3 ArliOtitifS at L the severel acts now h; ecraca.rieg the entails forces of (, at rwitein and (relent( re spectively, is precided with respect spell militia forces, see far es the peorisions in such acts respectinely art applicable to the purptrat of this act. And be it further enacted, that the saidlieutenanti and theft deputy lieutenants, and the deputy !lefties. is acting as lieu tenants as aforesaid, and inch governors or etuty governor: sal counties in Ireland, and ell justires of I peaee, • tething men, hcstihoroughs, and other 'beers shall, 'for the purooscs of the wet, have the like powers a d etithort- Ike to do within their reteective eonnten, ridings . orandes baronies, cities, and piers rev:peril-rely, all such arts, t\ afters, and things as 4hell let required by his Majesty, or by su e.. N ed lieutennnt cnernheechief governor m governor, ;is aforesei-t, to be deem by them tepectivele iu the eXecrition of this act, se they respectively have to do the several acts; inatter4,.aua tidings by law required to be done by them respectively by any. eet or tots now in Piece,' concerning the militia 'fermi e ef. Great liritain and Ireland reasectiaelj. • r, dam a liIIIMN. km ..-- lhailill T And be it further ea third, dm , ail beer°, art*, deeuty lieu tenants, grivenoto deputy g rotemors, juaic es ft the peace, constables, end ostler officers, and all ether persoes, shaltpbey such orders ea the: eh.. I resort:tile:ly receive under the audio tit? of tea act, and the severe provisions her !ii. conteptchi. And Lc it fertlyer eaarted, Met the licetetranta ok . deputy lienteneets, and the in or dere; g mcrnora of the se veral e t neese, l ee Age, stewleries, cities, and ;dame aforesaid, w Abloom* t .spe as they efts' I be required by hie It faiesty, Of by with lord ktutepasts ut other elitel governor or governors as efeseased 14W du, shall issue warraats to the severel constables, tyth dug-taen, lieedhurouges, or other ofrieers of every perish or piece shr letothe seeeral cetuatiea s riding, asorartries, baronies, cities and pieces aforesaid - , to cause [stunts to he yreeared and mad e toe chine the severe' purposes aforesaid, or eny of them, as his Majesty, or such lord Lieutenant, Or chief gore:lee or governor, shall dweet for their respective paeshes and plaees ; and such curiatables, tethitig.meu, headburoughs, and other efficers shell make such returns severally and respectively to the said & T ut I entotenrs, or to the said deputy governo,s et their respects: s meeting aesording to the wo mits which shalt be i&soel fie such eureoses, and shall verify toe same urn' oath before such deputy lieutenants or d ery ger emcee. And In it further e met d, that it shall be lawfal f ;es ele • jeey, iu rase of actual invee ait of the teed niece and Mr the Lori lieetenent or other chief g uvernnr or gayer nom of Lreiand for the time bang, in case of a-te,sl invasi o n e t Ireland, ur if his Slajoete, or such lord lieutenant or other chief governor or go - metres as aforesaid, she see ;seem to ape prehend that soch invesion will be actually aisenee •l by se e enemy, to authorize and empower, by ordernader Majesty's sign mareial, or bs order i.O writiog under the hand or bands of such lord lieutenant or other chief governor or overmans, the said lieutenants anti deputy lieutenants, governors ur deem, governors, or any :Ahem, on any emergency, and oat the re qui-itiou of the officer ears ending wither) the distrlst respee. lively, or of such meet persons AS his Majesty, or such lord lieutenant or other chief eeremor or governors as aforesaid shall eseetially to make sech requisrtien, to give a': tech order, a: thee be nereoare for the removal of any beats,' barge-, w igeont, carts, C 43, or othet carrier's, timers, carle, sheer', hay, snow, outs m. il, flour, or provisluns of a ny kind, Or any faller tiOtr eooich may be of advantege to an enemy, or useful. for tire puhlie settler, and to take the sante, if neemsery, for the puelle service; :led also to give peek Ora 'ls us shall ha rICC::,,Oy for the f:•MoV3I Of al.:. UM:l4:anArS of any lions:, ltoolot, village, dist. ii.t, Or 161.„e, or any of them, aunt especially such at be neeson of irelstiry, nee, or in firma!, s s other totem, shad lee inca p able of removing the m . • selves in case e.l Olinger ; and elm, is case of neceselty, to destroy art Leeds, barges, wageties, carts, ears, or other en nages, hers et, cattle, Sleep, hay, stets, cern, meal, flour, ur proyisturia of any kin 4, or airy thing which may be of advent. Cage to art einem, and to remove, r! lame, or rend 'r useless any house, mill, bridge, or other ow any master or thing whatstiever, acid genteelly to do and act in the premises as the public Iserrice and the exieencies of pinta:tear case; shall require. And be it further enacted, that :me persons who mar enrol themselves in any thluuttor corps ef Se/entry or rave/re suble quintet) the dare of rho art, shall riot be liable It, be celled out and placed under the conireand of any general officer cern naanding within the distriet in wiech such corps may be formed, except in c infurmity melte terms of their original offer.; of ter vice, and except Meese rt actual invasion, er of the actual ap. p easseee of else e n e my oe th e coast, or of the darg :r of inve. snot being deceit:dot imminent as to make it air iiireble for the lieutenants or deputy heuteuents, in (teat Britain, or for the governors of d'SpuL g teernors ice Ireaud, of any of them, so glee orders for the remora! of cattle, corn,-or Gird other articles which may be of advent:met° the enemy, or useful to the pub. lic service, in maener hettin-Isture mentioned. And be it further enacted, that if the commanding officer of any corps or company of volunteers in Great Britain, who shall be appoited un ler tile authority of this act, or who has been or shall bcappointed under the authority o f an act, passed in the forty-second year of the reign of his present Majesty, loth teloi, " An Act to enable Iris l'ilaleste to avail himself of the °frees of certain Yeomanry zuhl Volunteer Cor e r to continue their Services;' shall make any false returns of such chirps or campany, with intent to ilefreari his Nfaieste, or if the corn rearidir.g officer of any troop or cumeatty of yeoreenry in Ire land, shall cake r give en's talse return or certificate, every such officer shall forfeit ;oat lose the sum of two hundred pounda. Arid be it farther enacted, that it shall be lawful for his 7•la. jests , , or for the lord litutetiant Or ocher chief worernot or go- Tertian of !:eland for the time beret:, in Ireland, to authorize any general officer or officers, or other person ur persois commissioned for such purpose, to survey or merit out any piece of gr..und wanted for the public service, arid to treat and ogle with the owner or owners thereof, or any permit or persons having any interest therein, for the possession or use thereof during such time as the exigence of the service shall require; and in ease the owner or owners of any such ground, or any person or persons having any interest therein e sisell refuse or de cline to enter into such contract teticeieg the same, as shall be satisfactory to such nicer or tethers, or other perem or persons commissioned as afreesaicl, or shall be neable so to do by re ason o f i n f a n c y, eeeertioe or rithsr disc' ility, it skill be law ful fur the person or persons so author ed b hi> Majesty, or by such lore lieutenant, or other chisf guver.inr or gavemort, cs afonnaid, to require two or more justice. of the peace, or de ! puny litenetiants, or deputy governors for the country, riding, stewart y, city, or pLice where such piece of gratuid shall be, to put h isedejesty's o•ficerai nio immediate possess mit ofsuch piece oferouniew ritehmich insticso, ordeptity lieutenahrtsowdeeuty go verness shall accordingly lin, and shall fur that purl 10Se issue their wagunt,tiniicrth•ir coin inainditie prams:jun to be so delivered, and Steil stir iasue their ws use it; t.. the sheriffetthe county, riding,stewartry, city, or ;dace wherein such iiiere of ground shall Le situate, to summon a jury, to appear and be on a day and at a place its such warrant to be !pension:at, to ee rie:re of and ascertain t h e compensation which ought to he ol.tde for the posse lion or use of such piece of ground, during the eine bat which the saute ahall be required Mr the public service, to the several persons interested therein, and to whom the suite 01411%10.1x.• paid; the verdict of which hire shell be c !reified hr such justices or deputy Hem mares a the receiver general of tne land tax of the county, riding, city, or place in England, re to the collector of the laird tax of the comity, etewartry, city, or. solace in Scotland, cur to the cellector of his Majesty's revenue.* far diorites of Irelied, where such hinds shall lie; which rethiver general or tvasctur shall, out of any molter in hi: hands, pay sere compastetiort to such persett peon as, insuch l etenuer and fur such purposes as by sock ver dict stall be directol : Previded always, that no such piece of ground shall besq taken far the riehlie service without the C.I n - sent of the owner or own e r, thereof, unless the necessitv for the same shall be 'tat certified by th • lord lieutenant, or two re the deputy lieutenares, or by tine governor, or thee depute v welfare of :Or cenase, riding, stewertry, 67, or pler.z ilk whizli such lanes %hail lie, sir ling:: tile enemy shall have actually in vad el the ineed Kies-iota et the time when such piece of ground shah lm so eskers. And be it further reacted, that when it 'hail have been found neceetaty to take for the put.: c crevice, resooth, or dest rov any wageons, carts, cars, mother ea sieges, hoists, cattle, thoep, k straw, c sne,..!, lionr, or other provisions, or any o th er aro e i es witseeser, nr to destroy tar injure any lieu e, mill, briege, °tether buildine, teeny matter or thing of value, un der the directions etre:said, tlsecrunolissioners of Es Mojemy% treasury in Great Britain, or *a hard lieutenant, or other chief governor or goverunre of Ireland for the time being, slash ap point petenne to ermeire into arid assertsir. the value of such articles, and the comeensation which ouiglt to be made fro the !same by way of pereliase or hire, of recorapence for damage or Mherwiss, =cording to the natured the cam: and if the owries ur owners, or person or persons interested, shall be %senior* accept the compensation which shall be so asters-allied, the same *hall be paid by the ceiumissioners of his Majesty's treasury is Great Britain and Iraletod respestively, or by SOCII per -on or persons as shall he aitpointed by them for that purpose, in per ! AUAUCe of a cereficate ureter the hands of the pentons so etn p., oyed to ascertain tha same; arid if the owners, or person or persons interested, shall not be willing to accept such compe l ,. *glows it *hall be lawful for his Majesty, or such lord lieu tenant or other chief ger rimer or goyee!.ors of Ireland acafortsaid, to order two justices of the peace of The county, riding, stew artrv, city or place, to settle arid ascertain the compensation which might to be male to such owner or owners, or persons iito•restee, which iestiees shall settle and ascertain tee sat:mac - cordingls, and shall grant a certificete thereof to theenerrission ere of his Itlajestv't treasury in Greet Briteiss and Ireland respec. tively, who shall order the same to be paid to the person or persons entitled thereto, nut of any moray granted for the sup • ply of the year. Atid be it further enacted, thatthe warden of the Stantlarleis and all other officers ofthe Stameenes of Great Pertain, shall eespoetively, in obedience to his Majtarty's orders to be issued foe slam prepare, procure like retioas to be made, and all Deter mattes so be dune touching the *inters of the counties of . ~. Devon and Cornwall, treading to the cu:tomS nth: Ntanna ' ries and privilege. of the workilig tintteis,as are here'ay required to b.: done by the lieutenant:and deputy lieutenants aformaidy towbing other perilous res ding in the said counties of Devon and Corn ivall, not entitled to the bene't of such privileges; and such warden and other officers of the Stan ti ies sh.:ll Ilave such and the like powers and althoriti sto do and exeeitte all and every the inatbris and things Which shall be sa re pined to be done as aforesaid, as the said lieutenants and deputy lieutenants of the several' cour.ries, ridings, stewaitries, cities, and places alortma id, !lave fur doltaz the several matters and things h:reby required to be . done by them respectively And be it further euaet ed, that his Majtisty's commissioners of lieutenancy for the City of London, th! lord :naynr of the ,ai,l city, and the alitierinen, deatities, and common eoancilmen ef the several wards of the said et a and I.herties thereof, and the constable., I.:Arnie% a:id other ward co:freers of the saw! ; the consult - it of the Tower of London, liente., milts of the rower liarnlets,aad rte deputy ii.:.lfrna , its of the said hamlets, and their several officers; the jIntiCCN f the peace for the T aver liberties, th t em,stahles, and other peace officers within Ow same ; the warden of the cirque pu ta, • two ancient towns, and their itermhevs, his lir-two:int or lieutenants, and his or tie it ofiicen, a and rho mayors, iurats, juitil% of the peace, enneables, and other peace officers for the liberties of the ci muse aorta, tot ancient townie, and their InVintieti ; and all other . iatices tht: peace, and all parsons whoinev-;r exer ire int the powers of justices of the peace n any part of the rid Unled Kingdom ; and all constables and other peace offi cers within their •speutive dinners ; And al! other perssolis hav ing authority within the same, shall put mn execation all and every t me pastas and prove nos contained I i this act, in like manner as they arc revert-rely authorized t 3 put in exerutims the several laws respecting the militia forces of the said hint-- im, or any of them res.seetively, within their respective districts. And le- it fe:tieromeesed, that the form of conviction, by one of his Majesty's of tie peac e , in pursuance of this act, set forth and ex e ressed in the schedule hercitnt • an nexed, may wish such adeitions and variations o dr, as may be neceoury to adopt the Male to the particular ex gen ei es of the cut, and slut ne •rte,_. ring shah he nude, or al venter,: taken, for went of Sent in any such conrietioo, by arty person or persons whetsoever And be it further enure 1, the:, the acceptance of any eten mssion, under the emits:nee of this act, shell not vaAte tee seat of Ley memlen Worried to serve in krarliemeut. And be it futther'enactei, that the respective elerki of the generel and subdivision meetings, in Great Brita'n and Ire land reepeekively, constables and other officers /zeolite:l to execute this ice and who sh dl respectively execute the same, to the SO iifie•tion of the slept' , y lieutenantslieutenentsor de)Lty governors assembled, at their re:pet:6 ihdivisino meetings, shall have and receive siteli comment:if hr their cam, trouble, and expences, in and about the executing of this act, as the said deputy lieutenants ur dep u ty governors shall judge them respec tively to have deserved for the same; and the said deputy lieu tenants or deputy euvern. , lS shall direct such compensation to be paid, by the receiver getter-el of the coerwy, riding, or Wacc in England, of the collector of the land tax of the county, stewartry, city, or place, in Scotland, or by the collector of his Majesty's revenue, for the district in Ireland, as the case shell ;repair?, out of any money in his hands; and such re ceiver general or collector, respectively, shall pay the same at • cordingly, in CU. inch order as shall be made by such dr puty lieutenants, at such sutalivision meeting:, shall be con firmed ate geueral instating in Great Britain ; and in case such order as shall be made by such deputy governors, in Ireland, and shall be confirmed by the governor or governors of the comae, city, or place, hut not otherwise. And be it further enacted, that in case any constable, head borough, tythineinan, or other inferior officer or other per son, shell disobey any orders which shall be noised in pursu ance of this act, or shall obstruct or hinder the execution thereof, every such person, upon conviction of such offence, before any justice of the peace of the county, riding, stow ann., city, or place, where the offence shall be committed, shall forfeit ant pay a sum not less than five pounds, and nut exceeding one hundred pounds, at the discretion of such justice; and in default of immediate payment thereof, then such justice: i: hereby required to commit such offendet to the common gen! of the county, riding, stewartry, city, or place where the offence shall be committed, for any time not ex ceeding three mouths, arid the monies arising by such l enalty shall be paid to the tr..esurer of the county, riding, stewartry, city or place, where the offence shall be committed, to be applied as part of the stock of such county, riding, stewartry, city, or place. And be it further enacted, that no order or conviction made, iu pursuance of this act, by. any lieutenant, deputy lieutenant , governor, deputy governor, or justice of the peace, shall be removed by certiorari, advocation, or suspension, out of the county, riding, stewartry, city, or place wherein such order or conviction shalt be made, into any court whatsoever ; and that tics writ of certiorari, advoeation, or suspension, shall su persede exec:eine or other proceedings upon any such order o:conviction, but that execution and other proceeding: shall be had thereupon, any such writ or writs, or allowance thereof notwitestareling. And be it further enacted, that it shall be lawful for his Majesty, and for the lord lieutenant, or other chief governor nr governors of Ireland for the time being, in Leland, to au thorize any three deputy lieutenants, or three deputy gover nors, of any corinty, ruling, stewartry, city, or piece, in the shweee from swill county, riding, stewartry, city, or place of the Fieuteuant or governors thereof, to du all a•te mance:, aid teiner• in execution of this act, which :night lawfully b e decor by such lieutenant or governors ; and the same shall b o good and valid in the law as if done by teach lituteneet or go vernors. And be it further meted, that all penalties by this act im posett,for recovery whereof noother mearr ara hereby proviild, shall te• r covered by action of debt, bill, I,ll:•int,or inform:A o in any of his Mals-sty's Courts of Reeurd at We Amimter, or in Dublin, or the CAl:is of Great Session in the peinci;iality of Wales, or the Courts of the counties palatine of Chester, I.ln easter, or Durham, or irs the Court of Ses.ion or Court of Ex chequer in Scatlaud, as tire case shall recpMe, wherein no el &sign, privilege, protection, wager of law, or more than one :mparlance shall be allowed. krul tut it further enacted, that if any action shalt be broug'at agaio,t any person or persons fur any thine deaz in pursuance of this act, such action shall be eom•n^nc is ithin three mor.ttis :text sits the fat committed, a::d nnt aften wards, end shall I.e laid in the county oe p ace where she cause of comidaint shall sdae, wt.! not elsewhere; and the clef:ma :ant or deft.ti:darits in such action or suit may plead the general issue, and give this act and the special matter in evierele ct any tiial to be had themirtmat ; and if the jury shall find for the d.letakrit or delandaitts in such act:riti or suit, or if the uLiatitf or plairititl . .4.3 be nonsititutl, or diseentin ow his, her, Of their action or snit after the il.dendaitt or defendants shad have ap?earal, or if upon demorter judzinent s! al be given ai tinst the plaititiff plai..tas, the dc:entlant or defendants shall have trete& Co.ts, aud have the like remedy for the same as any elt:.fendatit bath in other visa to recover costs. And lit it further etuoted, th.tt this et :hail have conti nuance during the present hoitilities with France. Provided always, that this act or any of the provisions herein contained, may be altered, varied, or repealed by any act or acts to be passed is this present ses,ion of parliament. THE SCHEDULE TO WHICH Tlllf ACT REFF.Rf. WORM OF CONVICTION FOR DISOBEDIENCE. OT OR. DERE, OR. OBSTRUCTION OR HINDRANCE OF THE EXECUTION OF SUCH ORDERS. Mto wit. Be it remembered, that on this day cf in the year of his present Majesty's reign, A. B. of is duly convicted before me une of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of in purAtatice of an Art sad the forty-third year of Ilk present Majesty's reign, i.ititutud, (here sct firth the Title of this Act] for that the sa.d A. B. on at did contrary to the said Act; wherefore! the said do adjudge that he the =id A. 11. do pay the sum of as a penalty for his offence, in pun:name- of the laswers certecl in me by the said Act. Oven under my hand and seal this day of iu the )car of our Lord ..• Yesterday morning she remains ofiost PH Rseu- ArnsoN, F.sq. were deposited in the Church-yard of Egham. The friends who attended on this melan choly occasion Were Dr. COMBE, RICHARD WI(.- SON, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn Fields, his Executors), IticnA Rll BAINsLEY SuisluiDAN, Esq. and Mr. JOHN •YLOR. V LAM' INTEL!.ICENCE. COURT OF RING'. BENCH, ji•NE ►SELJI, gar lam e V. nonr.k.:. AND ATLLE This case arose out of a statute cf Queen Eliza• beth, which enit6ts, that if any person obtains a fraudulent judgment to delay creditors of their just debts, he or they shall forfeit double the amount of the judgment so recovered. The cause was tried some time back, and on the trial the following fats were- in evidence: 'I hat a person of the name of Norton rented a public house of Aleut and Co. brewers, and was indebted to them for rent and beer. He was also indebted at the same time to the Defendants, who were his distillers. The lat ter arrested him ; and while he was in custody at their suit, Messrs. Meux and Co. got from him an assig iment of l:is property in trust to pay their debt, having previously entered a distress for the rent. In order to prevent the Plaintiffs from running away • with the whole of his etreds, the Defendants persuaded him to confess a judgment to them for 5001. in trust to divide the produce of his effefls among all his creditors, giving Meuz only his pro perty. This judgment was accordingly sinned, and execution issued thereon. - Messrs.Meux, the Plaintiffs, considering this as fraudulent against them, and as intendentiy to defeat their debt, brought an action on the statute, as for a fraudulent judgment, is which action they recove:ed. Mr Gass, - last term, moved to set aside the verdict, and it was argued this day ; Mr. ERSKINE for the Plaintiffs, and Itft. G,nas for the Defendants. Nearly the whole morn ing was occupied in this cause. At length, after some consideration, Lord ELI nr soßoucm declared. that though itrnight delay the Messrs. Meux in their debt, yet it did not come within the jurisdiction of the Act, because it did not seem that there was any fraud in the transaction. The other Judges con curring, a new trial was directed ; but ti,e parties agreed to proceed no further, each paying their owl costs. The Kent Supplementary Militia are not to form a distinft regiment, but to be attached to thekast and West regimer.ts, according to the number raised by each division of the county. BIRTHS: On the Sth instant, in Loafer Brook -street. Lady Henry Stuart, of a son and lick. Saturday, in Lineolt,•::-inn-ficlds, the Lady of G. B. Tyndall, Esq. of a daughter. In Gnat Cuntherland-place, the Lady of William liol. fond, Esq. of a son. On Friday last, Mrs. John Schneider, of Finsbury. square, of a sou. MARRIED. On Saturday, at St. Gros ;C's, Bloomsbury, John Scott. Esq. to Miss El nit. On Thuislaylast, by the Rev. 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