of Accounts. 636 Stat. 2.' Anno duodecimo An N.E Reginffi, A. D. i;i3. feven hundred and thirteen ; and any Sum not exceeding fixty-feven thoufand five hundred forty-fix Pounds Deficiency for four Shillings and three Pence Half-penny, for fupplying the Deficiency of the P'und for the Claffis Lottery theCiaffisLot- of One thoufand feven hundred and twelve, for the Year ended at ^fiV/)^i'/;?wj one thoufand feven hundred tery, 1712. ^j^j thirteen ; and any Sum not exceeding forty-two thoufand five hundred feventy-fix Pounds fix Shiiiino-s Deficiency of ^"^ ^°" Pence, to make good the Deficiency of the yearly Fund, granted by an Afi: of the ninth Year of the Yearly Fund his late Miijefty King WiLLiAM the Third, for the Benefit of the Company and others trading to the Ectft to the Eaft-In- Indies ; and any Sum not exceeding eighty-eight thoufand feven hundred forty-one Pounds thirteen Shillings dia Company, g^id ten Pence, to make good the Deficiency of Principal and Intereft upon th; Act made in the third Year 9&ioW. 3. of her Majefty's Reign, for granting a further Subfidy on Wines and Merchandizes imported, called the Dfi c of *^° third Subfidy; and any Sum not exceeding eighteen thoufand five hundred and forty Pounds twelve the two'thirJ Shillings and nine Pence three Farthings, to make good the Interefl: on Debentures to the Sufferers at Nevis Subiijy. and St. Chrijiophers for three Years, to the twenty-fifth Day of December one thoufand feven hundred and 3 &4 Ann. c. 5. fourteen ; and to and for none other Uiq, Intent or Purpofe whatfoever. Suftei-ers at LXX. Provided always, and it is hereby enadted and declared, That jio Appropriation, or other Matter Nevis, &c. ^j. -phing in this kSt contained, fliaU obftru£t or hinder any Payment or Payments, which, by and in Pur- Sout'h'°Sea' fuance of an hck made in the ninth Year of her Majefty's Reign, intituled, ^« AB for making good Defi- Companv; ciencies, and fatisfying the Publick Debts ; and for ereEting a Corporation to carry on a Trade /;; ;/;^ South Seas, 9 Ann. car. and for Incouragement of the Fijhery ; and for Liberty to trade in imivronght Iron tmth the Subjeiis of Spain, and Coi:ceni{!ig South fo repeal the AStsfor regifiriv.g Seamen, and of her Majefty's Charter grounded thereupon, are or fhall be re- Sca tompani, quired and authorized to be made by the Treafurer or Paymafter of the Navy for the Time being, or by je^t farther I Geo, ^^^ ^^.1^^^. pgj-fQ^g j-g ^g intrufted v/ith the Publick Monies for the Service of the Navy, out of fuch Publick 3"gm. I. <■. 9. Monies, Tallies, Orders or Parliamentary Securities in their Hands or Power refpeftively, as are or fhall 5 Geo: I. c. 19. thereby be charged or chargeable to make good any Deficiency or Deficiencies to the Corporation ere£led 6 Geo. 1. c. 4 Sf in Purfuance of the Aft !a(t mentioned, called by the Name of the Governor and Company of Merchants II. iGeo.i. oi Great Britain trz6mg to the South Seas, and other Parts of Tf/wnVi?, and for incouraging the Fifhery, or 7iJ' 2 8 gJ.' ^° ^^^^ Treafurer for their Ufe ; any Thing herein contained to the contrary notwithitanding. I', c. 21 & 22. g Geo. 1. c. 6. i Geo. z. c. 8. 3 Geo. a. c. 16 & zo. 4 Geo. 2. c. 5. 5 Geo, c, 17. 6 Geo. 2, c. 25 & 28. 7 Ceo. z. c. 17, 9 Geo. 2. c. 34. laCiVo. 2. c. 17. 2oC?eo. 2. c. 3. z^Geo.z, c.zlS n, id Geo. 7,. c. 16. snd for the LXXI. Provided alfo. That fuch Sums as, by any other kdi of this Seffion of Parliament, fhall be Commffioners payable to any Commiffioners of Accounts for their Salaries, or for their Clerks, or any other incident Charges, fhall and may be paid out of the Aids or Supplies aforefaid, or any of them j any Thing herein contained to the contrary notwithftanding. CAP. X. An Aft for raifing the Militia for the Year one thoufand feven hundred and fourteen, although the Month's Pay formerly advanced be not repaid ; and for rectifying a Miflake in an AGt paffed in this prefent Sef- fion of Parliament, intituled, An ASt for the better Regulating the Forces to be continued in her Majefty's Ser- vice, and for Payment of the faid Forces and their garters. EXP. C A P. XI. An Aft to prevent the Lifting her Majefty's Subjeits to fcrve as Soldiers without her Majefty's Licence. HERE AS feveral ill-affe£led Perfons, Subjects of the Crown o{ Great Britain, have lately, in open Defiance of the Laws, prefumed traiteroufly to lift divers of her Majefty's Subjedts within « the Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, to ferve the Perfon pretended to be Prince of Wales, du- c ring the Life of the late King James the Second, and fince his Deceafe pretended to be, and taking upon himfelf the Stile and Title of King of England, by the Name of James the Third, as Soldiers to the ' great Difturbance of the Peace of thefe her Majefty's Kingdoms : And whereas the like traiterous Prac- ' tice may be more covertly carried on, under Pretence of lifting her Majefty's Subjefts to ferve as Soldiers ' under fome Foreign Prince, State or Potentate : For Remedy thereof,' Be it, ISc. " Subje£ts of Great Britain who fhall, after i Augufl 1714. within the Kingdom, or in Ireland, and after • " I October out of the Kingdom, lift themfelves to ferve any Foreign Prince, iSc. or procure any Subjedt
- ' fo to do, v/ithout her Majefty's Licence, fhall be guilty of High Treafon. Offences out of the Realm,
" where to be tried. No Licence fliall exempt from the Penalty, Perfpns lifting any Subjedt to ferve " the French King. Continuance of the Adt for three Years. EXP. CAP. xn. An Aft for the better Maintenance of Curates within the Church of England; and for pre- venting any Ecclefiaftical Perfons from buying the next Avoidance of any ChurclvPre- ferment.
- TIC /"HERE AS the Abfence of beneficed Minifters ought to be fupplied by Curates that are fuffi
' YV and licenfed Preachers, and no Curates or Minifters ought to ferve in any Place without the •cient Exa-
