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And be it 'further enacted, That no seaman or is seafaring man shall hereafter be enrolled in the Ali- • litia of Great-Britain, either as a balloeted man, sub- - stitute, or volunteer; and if any such eisolment shall . , take place, the same shall be wholly void, and the d person so enrolled shall forthwith be discharged and 4. , 1 Y given up to serve in his Majesty's navy ; and every seaman or seafaring man, now saving in the Mili- tia, shall be discharged and given up to his Majes- . :!!, ' - ty's navy ; and his Majesty's Lieutenant and De- -- I puty Lieutenants respedively of the county, riding, -o• stewartry, city, or place, to which the regiment, . 4 4 ' battalion, corps, or independent company from ) • '. Which such private men shall be discharged dolt e t belong, and also the colonel or other commandant of such regiment, battalion, corps, or independent i , - company, and every other commissiones! officer duiv *I- euthoi ized by the colonel or other commandant of such regiment, battalion, corps, or independent Et I. company, shall be and eech of them is hereby em- , r . , powered, by beat of drum or otherwise, to raise - . volunteers from time to time to be enrolled as pri- vats men in such regiment, battalion, corps, or in- L" *pendent compaay, in the room of such private es men as shall from time to time have been discharged • . - ;n pursuance of this Aft ; and for every may. .its.. - • . I . e. 8 charged from any regiment, battalion, codas, or independeet company of Militia, in pursuance of " - his Ait, .he caenel or other commandant a: such s • :eginient, battalion, corps, or independent corn- . i In d veiny, shall be entitled to receive, in the mane i uer hereinafter mentioned, the sum of to be applied in providing I • de other private men, to replace the. number se dis- iii charged ; and the officer of die navy. or person ap- pointed to receive any man so discharged, who shall be so delivered up for the, navy as aforesaid, shall • i G respectively deliver to the colonel or other cum- ' • mandant of the regiment, hattalicin, corps„ or in. s dependent company, for which such men were dis- charged,. a certificate under the hand and, seal of • , tich officer of the navy respectively, specifying the : / names of the men so delivered as aforesaid; which certificate shall be attested by the colonel or other ' rem commandant, or adjutant, of the said regiment, • battalion, corps, or independent company of Mai- tia ; and such Certificates being transmitted to the Receiver of the Lind Tax of or for the county or • ' LI. riding to which the _regiment, battalion, corps, or ate independent company atoresaid sloth belong, shall , ong entitle such colonel, or other commandant, to the payment of the sum of for rper every man specified in such certificate, to be applied iIVS :a'•:— for the purposes before-mentioned ; and every such i!— Receiver shall be and is hereby empowered and re- l."- (piked, on demand made and produetion and de- rte- livery of such certificate, to pay the said sums out se of any monies in his hands of the public rates, taxes, I ~ of or assessments, taking the receipt of such colonel, Si ► or other commandant, for the same ; and all sums reet, cf money so paid on account of the men enlisted in any such regiment, battalion, corps, or indepertd- lAN eat company of Militia, shall be carried to the ac- .. ; sin g count of the Treasurer of the Navy, and upon pro- • , 1 . b u" dudtion and deliver yof Such certificates and receipts " IL,' 1 at the Navy-Office, shall be immediately duly paid V .i by such Treasurer of the Navy. ci li ' And be it further enacted, That whenever his Majesty shall issue his proclamation for levying and # I ans- enrolling the Supplementary Militia, the leputy et :here ; lieutenants shall ballot for all men to be enrolled etes, • tor the Supplementary Militia out of the lists al- ready returned for the b•.illotting of the Militia un- tino. der the said recited ABs, without making any new . lists, unless it shall appear to them in particular ~ es. cases to he absolutely necessary for the levying such i lonr, Supplementary Militia, and without making ,any sea- other alterations in the before-mentioned lists, than . • , the necessary and- proper amendments of such lists, hug - , according to the provisions of the said recited APRs, tons save and except as to the : inseeting therein men un- der the height of d, in And be it further enaetell; 'hat when any Sup- i. - plementary Militia shell .bes by nil) , proclamation • Pee , . of his Majesty, ordered to he raised and enrolled nted, under the aid teas, it shall be lawful for the re- -speitive Depiny Lieutenants, and they are hereby '. 'T* 4l4 .• required to enroll every man liable and fit to serve I yin , in the Militia, who is-of .the full height of • i / ,or upwerds; any t h in g in the saiki , na • ofl , recited Ads to the contrary notwithstanding. DU141.. Provided always, and be it farther enaaed, That 1 ' ~ it shall be lawful for his . Majesty to , cause the said Supple- ~ eta,.reta,.'. d n'si. : en ., mentary Militia to b e rai.ecror enrolled, or drawn ' .4 • itege, oat and embodied as aforesaid, during ally prom- „ glitiCm or • adjonrnment of Parliament, without is- mete • i , 4 K ,. su 4kganj- Kochimation for.the., meet* of. Parlia- i ) it • . mellt: Avithin fourteen days, according to the tiro- ( je . visioris'of theos-ald re cited foils; any'thing in 'the . , 11 i coney, said Ad contained to the coatrary notwithstand- , , int. t 4... . ti- I 1 - 2.11 , , c I . ...Al