£70 
gred, and the days fer the firft fubdivifion 
meetings, and iffue arders to amend lifts, 
and affix them to the church-doors ; and 
new lifis may be made when neceflary. 
§ 4 and §. 
Exemptions.—No tommifiioned officer 
in his Majetty’s other forces, whether re- 
gular or militia, or ia any of his caftles or 
forts, nor any officer on half-pay, nor any 
non-commiffioned officer or private, nor 
any refident member of either of the uni- 
verfities in Engiahd, nor any clergyman, 
nor any licenfed teacher of any congrega- 
tion, and not carrying on any trade, or ex- 
ercifing any other occupation for his live- 
lihood except that of a f{choolmafter, and 
who fhall have been fo licenfed on or before 
the eighth of March 3803, nor any con- 
fable or other peace officer, nor any per- 
fon being on or before the 22d of June, 
1803, an articled clerk, nor any apprentice 
being, at the pafling of this Act, under 
the age of 21 vears, nor any profeffional 
feaman or feafaring man, a€tually earning 
his livelihood as fuch, ner any perfon 
trained and actually doing duty and muf- 
tered in any of his Majefty’s docks or 
dock-yards, or aétually employed and 
muftered in his Majefty’s. fervice, in the 
"Tower of London, Woolwich Warren, 
the gun-wharfs, or at the powder-mills, 
powder ‘magazines, or other ftorehoufes 
belonging to his Majefty, under the direc- 
‘tion of the Board of Ordnance, nor any 
perfon being free of the Company of Wa- 
termen of the River Thames, nor any poor 
man having more than one child born in 
lawful wedlock under ten years of age, or 
‘Infirm, nor any perfon who has ferved 
perfonally or by fubiitute in the militia, 
fhail be liable to ferve perfonally, or pro- 
vide a fubftitute to ferve, unlets by rota- 
tion it fhall have come to the turn of any 
fuch perfon ; but no perfon who has ferved 
in the regular forces or as a fubititute or 
volunteer in the militia, and hath been 
difcharged from or quitted the fame, fhall 
by fuch fervice be exempted. § 6. 
-Alfo, no officer, non:commiffioned 
oficer, trumpeter, drummer, or private, 
who fhall have offered himfelf and been 
accepted, and who fhall have been enrolled 
on or before the 22d of June 1803, in the 
artillery company, or in any yeomanry or 
‘volunteer corps, fhall be liable to ferve 
perfonally or provide a fubftitute, as long 
as he fhall continue to belong to fuch 
corps. § 7. 
No perfon in any fuch yeomanry or 
volunteer corps fhall be exempted from 
fervice, unlefs he fhall have entered his 
name ina mufter-roll on or before the 
New Adis of the Britifh Legiflature. 
[OS ty 
22d of June aforefaid, and fhall be returns 
ed to the deputy-lieutenants as fo entered 
by the commanding officer. § 38, . 
No perfon chofen by ballot, nor any 
fubftitute, being of the full height of five 
feet two inches, who fhall be otherwife 
able-bodied and fit for fervice, fhall be 
deemed unfit, on account of his ftature. 
9. 
Subdivifion meetings fhall determine aps” 
peals, appoint what number of men fhall 
ferve for each parith, and fend duplicates 
of amended lifts to the clerks of the gene- 
ral meetings, who fhall return abftraéts to 
the Privy Council; fhall appoint meetings 
for balloiting and inrolling ; order confta- 
bles to give notice to the men to appear, 
&c. and men are to appear upon notice, 
to be enrolled. § 10. 
Notice to the wife, &c. to be deemed 
‘good fervice, and if any man does not ap~ 
pear in fourteen days, he fhall be advers 
tifed, and fubject to the penalties \for abs 
{conding from the militia. § 11. 
Whenever it fhall appear to any fubdi- 
vifion meeting, that any perfon who is 
not feiled or poffefled of one hundred 
pounds, fhall have been chofen by ballot, 
is unable by infirmity, or otherwife unfit 
for fervice, they are to difcharge fuch per-_ 
fon, and immediately caufe another perfon 
tobe chofen. §13. - 
All perfons ballotted,may find fubftitutes 
of the fame or fome adjoining county ; 
and the perfons finding fuch fubftitutes: 
fhall not be again liable to be ballotted, or 
to find fubftitutes, unlefs it again come 
to the turn of any fuch perfon; and noper-_ 
fon produced as afubftitute fhall be rejeéted 
on account of the number of his children. 
§ 14. 
If any perfon chofen by ballot, (not be- 
ing one of the Quakers,) fhall refufe or 
negleé&t to appear and take the oath, and 
ferve, or to provide a fubftitute, fuch per- 
fon fhall forfeit twenty pounds ; and when- 
ever any ballot fhall take place, after one 
year fuch perfon fhall be liable tobe bal- 
lotted again ;and if penalty be not paid, 
the perfons fhall be compelled to ferve. 
er iv 
; Deputy Lieutenants may provide a fub- 
ftitute for any Quaker, and levy fuch pe- 
nalty by diftrefs and fale. § 16. 
The parifhes fhall compleat their quo- 
tas without lofs of time, and-half the pe- 
nalty of 2ol. fhall be. paid to the overfeers 
of the poor, and the remainder applied as 
hereinafter directed. § 17. - 
No man fhall be approved or enrolled 
either asa ballctted manor as a fubftitute 
or yolunteer, until he fhall have been exa- 
sot ety 2 pi mined 
