The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-15 00:00:00

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o any kind, nr any thing which may be.of:advan.
tage to an en !my, and to remove, destroy, or r. n.
der useless any
,house, milt, bridge,-m other build,
it gi or any mitter.or thing Whatsoever, and gtmq.,
a4lly to do and ad in the premise's as the public sera.
vice and the exige,cies of particulat.cases shall re.:
require. •
Persons who may enrol themselves in any yolunl.
teer corps of infmtry or cavalry, subsequent to the
date of this MI, shalt not be liable to be called out
and placed under the command of any Genetal Officer
commanding within, the distrid in which such corps
may be fOrmed, • except in conformity to the terms
of their offers of service,, and except in case of actual
invasion, or of the adual appearance of the' enemy
on the coast, or of- the danger of invasion being
deemed so imminent as to make it advisable for the
authorities aforesaid to give orders for the removal
of cattle 01 corn, in inalinfrherein.before mentioned:
If the Commanding Officer of any corps of volun-
teers in Great Britain, who shall be appointed under
the authOrity of this Mt, or who has been or shall
be appointed under the •authority of •an Aa passed.
in the forty.second year of the reign of His present
Majesty, intituled, An Mt to enable His Ma-
jesty to avail himself of the offers of certain Yen.
man and Volunteer corps to continue their see.
vices," shall make any false returns of such corps
or company, with intent to defraud His Mljesty ; or
if the Comitanding Officer of any troop or company
of yeomanry. in Ireland, shall make or give any
false return or 'certificate, every such Officer shall
forfeit and lose the sum of two hundred pounds.
It shall be IaMUI for His Majesty; or for the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to_authorize any Gene.
rat Officer, ,or other person commissioned for such
purpose, to survey and mark out any piece of ground
wanted for thspublic service,and to treat and agree
with the owner thereof, for • the possession and use
thereof during such rime as the exigence of the ser-
vice shall require; and in case the owner, or person
having any interest therein, shall refuse to enter
into.s,uch contract touching the same as shall be sa-
tisfalory to such Officer' or other person, or shall
be unable to do by reason or infancy, coverrure, or
other disability, it shall be lawful for the person or
persons so authorized by His Majesty, to require
two_ or more Justices of the Peace, vhcie such piece
of ground shall be, to put His Majesty's Officers
into immediate possession. A jury is to ascertain
the cdmpensation which ought to be made for the
possession or use of such piece of ground. The ne-
cessity tor occupying such ground shall be first cei.
tified by the Lord Lieutenant, 80. -
Compensation is to be made for whatever is
taken for the public service, or is destroyed or re.
moved.

The Warden of the Stannaries in 'Great Britain
shall procure like returns to be made, and all other
matters to he done touching the sinners of the coun.
ties of Devon and Cornwall, according to the cus.
toms of the Stannariesoand privileges of the working
sinners, as ate hereby required to be done by. the
Lieutenants aforesaid,•touching other persons resid.
ing in the said counties of Devon and Cornwall; not
entitled to the benefit, of such privileges.
His Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy for
the City of London, the Lord Mayor of the said
City, and the Aldermen, Deputies, and Common
Couneilmen of the several Wards of the said. City
and Liberties thereof, and the Constables, Beadles,
and 'other Ward Officers of the' same ; the Consta-
ble of the Tower of L ,radon, • Lieutenants
,of the
Tower. HamletS, and the Deputy Lieuteeants of
the sail I-Lmlets,, and their several. Officers; the
Justices of the Peace lot the Tower Liberties, the
C6nstables; and other Peace Officers
°within the
same ; the Warden of the .Cinque Ports; two an.
tient towns,: and their Members, the Mayors,
rats, Justices of the Peace, Constables, and' other
Peace Officers for the Cinque Ports, two ancient
towns,' and their Members ; and all other Justices
of t)te Peace.; and all Constables wed other Peace
.Officers within their respedive distriets ; and
all other persons having authority within the
same, shall .put in execution the powers and pro.
visions contained in this Mt, in like manner, as
they are respectively authorized to put in execution
the several laws respeeting the militia forces of the
kingdom. .
The acceptance of any Commission, under the, au.:
thority of this 'An, Shall not vacate the seat•of
any Member returned to serve in Parliatnent.
Ilievespettive Clerks of the general and subdi.
vision meetings, Constables, and other Officers re.
quired to, execute. this A,d and who shall execute
the sane satittfadorily to the Lieutcnaots, shall re-
ceive such compensation as they shall be thought to
deserve.

In case any Constable, lieadborough, Tything.
man, or other inferior Officer or other Perlon, shall
disobey any orders which shall he issued in pursu.
ance of this Act, or shall obitrtia or hinder the ex.
ecui ion'thereof, upon cony iaion of such offence shall
forfeit and pay a,siun not less than 51. and not ex'..
ceeding tool. and in default of immediate payment,
such offender shall be committed to jail for any time
not exceeding three months..
If any aaton shall be hroughtagaitist any person
or persons, for any thing done in pursuance of this
Ail,' such aaion.shall be commenced within three
months next alter. the fact committed, and not after.
wards, and shall be laid in the county or place where
the Cause„of complaint shall arise.
This'Aa shallhave continuance during the pre.
senthostilities with France.

This Mt, or any of 'the provisions herein con-
tained, may be altered, varied, or repealed by any
Ad or Ails to be passed in this present Session of
Parliament,

SCO7'L4IND.

AIRD9, JUNI 4.

WE have this day had one of the most violent
thunder storms ever remembered. The lightning
struck an. old thorn in the farm of 'Slogarie, in the
parish or Balmaghie, and shivered it to pieces. it
then divided into four branches, and killed nine
black ,cattle belonging to Messrs. lime's, tenants
of Mr. Livingston, of Airds. One of the cattlehad