See Coin. Same act. From tenth of May, 1787, the treafury to iffue 1500l. per annum, for thẻ expences attending the mint. 27 G. 3. c. 13. § 64. vol. 36. 30,520l. 5s. 6d. granted for extra ordinary expences of the mint in 1788. 30 G. 3. c. 32. vol. 37. Mirfield, Yorkshire. See Debts and Debtors. 17 G. 3. c. 15. vol. 31. Money. The duties for encouragement of the coinage of money made perpetual. 9 G. 3 c. 25. vol. 28. Counterfeiting copper halfpence or farthings, and receiving or paying the fame, felony. 11 G. 3. c. 40. vol. 29. Juftices on complaint may caufe houfes, &c. to be fearched for tools, &c. which may be feized, defaced, and destroyed, as the juftice fall direct. Same act, § 3. The treasury may allow out of the coinage duty 1,1361. 19s. 10d. for profecuting coiners in 1770, befides the 600l. per ann. allowed by 15 G. 2. c. 28.-12 G. 3. c. 57. vol. 29. Act 9 and 10 W. 3. c. 21. relating to diminished or counterfeit money, extended to gold coin. 13 G. 3. c. 71. vol. 30. Any person to whom fufpected gold money is tendered, may cut it; and all difputes about the fame to be determined by a juftice of peace. Same act, § I. Gold coin regulated, exchanged, and recoined, &c. 14 G. 3. c. 70. vol. 30. The warden and officers of the mint, with the king's affay-mafter, to make weights of a guinea and a fhilling refpectively, and multiples thereof to be confirmed by the king, and then deemed ftandard weights, and publicly defcribed; and for counterfeiting the fame 50l. penalty; but not to abridge the patent of 12 Ja. 1. to the founders company of London, if they have their weights fized and marked according to this act. Same year, c. 92. John Whitehurst appointed to ftamp weights by the laft act, and may take one penny for every twelve weights marked. 15 G. 3. c. 30. vol. 31. The treasury may allow out of the coinage duty, befides the 600l. per ann. 1,1521. os. Sid. for profecuting coiners in 1772, 1773, and 1774. 16 G. 3. c. 63. vol. 31. 1,6811. 18s. 4d. more granted for profecution of coiners. 26 G. 3. c. 61. vol. 35. Monkland, in Scotland. See Navigation. 30 G. 3. C. 73. vol. 37. Monk Wearmouth, Durham. Montague (Frederick) Efq. The king enabled to grant to him two houfes in Fenchurch-ftreet, and one in Addle-ftreet, London, efcheated to the crown by the death of lieutenant general John Brown, without any heir, upon the trufts therein mentioned. 12 G. 3. c. 19. vol. 29. Montgomery. See Poor. 32 G. 3. c. 96. vol. 37. Montrofe, Scotland. See Bridges. 32 G. 3. c. 38. vol. 37. See Chriftopher's (Saint), Island. 22 G. 3. c. 30. vol. 34. The act for allowing the importa tion of goods, the produce or manufac ture of St. Chriftopher, Nevis, or Montferrat, on plantation duties, repealed. 23 G. 3. c. 14. § 6. vol. 34. Moon (William). See Gunpowder. 13 G. 3. c. 13. vol. 30. Moorfields. See London. 18 G. 3. c. 71. vol. 32. Moorlinch, Somerfetfire. See Inclofures. 30 G. 3. c. 58. vol. 37. Morden College, Kent. An agreement between the crown Ff and and the tri stees, for a leafe to them of Maidenfone Hill, in the parish of Greenw ch, confirmed, and the trustees empowered to encrease the falaries of the treasurer, chaplain, and poor merchants there. 11 G. 3. c. 10. vol. 29. Morocco, Africa. Goods of Morocco imported to Gibraltar, may be brought to Great Britain before ift May, 1786, on the fame duty as directly from Africa; but there muít be a certificate as to the fhip. 27 G. 3. c. 19. § 11. vol. 36. Mortgages of Glebes. felony or piracy, ftanding mute, to be Perfons hereafter to be arraigned for convicted thereof, and the provisions of this act to extend to America. See Clergymen. 17 G. 3. c. 53. vol. 3. c. 20. vol. 29. 32.-21 G. 3. C. 66. vol. 33. Mortgages in Ireland. Mutiny. 12 G. For punishing mutiny and defertion, See Intereft of Money. 14 G. 3. c. 79. and for better payment of the army and vol. 30. their quarters, an act paffed annually. The mutiny acts extended to America. 16 G. 3. c. 11. vol. 31. The land forces for the year 1789, 17,448 men, including 1,720 invalids. G. 3. c. 2. vol. 36. 29 The loads of waggons employed for the army, increased to thirty hundred weight. Same act, § 46. The land forces for the year 1790, 17,448 men, including 1,620 invalids. 31 G. 3. c. 6. vol. 37. The land forces for the year 1791, 17,013 men, including 1620 invalids. 31 G. 3. c. 13. vol. 37. See Carts. N Names. 3. C. 45. vol. 29. 12 G. 13 G. 3. c. 78. vol. 30. See Lee River. 13 G. 3. c. 51.19 G. 3. c. 58. § 25. vol. 32. See Cattle. 14 G. 3. c. 87. § 6. vol. 30. See Barges. 17 G. 3. c. 18. § 21. vol. 31. Pawnbrokers to put their names and trades over their doors, or on their hops. 24 G. 3. c. 42. § 8. vol. 34. See Poft Horfes. 25 G. 3. c. 51. § vol. 35. 52. See $4. See Cordage. Same year, c. 56. National Debt. 250,000l. to be fet apart quarterly out of the furplus of the finking fund, and vested in commiffioners, to be by them applied to reduce the national debt. 26 G. 3. c. 31. vol. 35. In cafe of a deficiency in any quarter, the fame to be made good out of the next quarter's furplus, and the deficiency at the end of any year to be made good out of the supplies for that Same act, § 4. year. The money thus fet apart to be paid into the bank, and applied in reducing the national debt. Same act, §5. The officers of the exchequer not to iffue out of the finking fund any money, until that hereby directed to be paid into the bank on account of the commiffioners by this act appointed, fhall have been fo fet apart, nor apply the future aids till that time. Same act, § 6. That the capital stock of fuch public annuities as fhall be redeemed or paid off by virtue of this act, to be transferred to the faid commiffioners, in the books of the Bank, South Sea, and East India companies; and the dividends to be received by the bank, and placed to the account of the faid commiffioners. Same act, § 7. Those by another at 6 Q. Ann charged on a further half subfidy of tonage. Several annuities for fingle lives, by 18 G. 2. charged on wine imported. The like for fingle lives by 19 G. 2. charged on duty on glafs and fpirituous liquors. The fingle lives by 30 G. 2. charged on ftamped vellum, &c. and by a fubfequent act charged on the finking fund. The like on annuities for life, with benefit of furvivorship by 5 G. 3. c. 23. charged on the finking fund. The like on fingle lives by 18 G. 3. charged on duties on wine and inhabited houfes. Annuities on lives by 19 G. 3. charged on additional duty of 5 per cent. excife, 5 per cent. additional subfidy on caftoms, tax on poft-horíes and ftamps; feveral annuities for 99 years from 5th January, 1761; for 98 years from 5th January, 1762; confolidated and charged on the finking fund by 4 G. 3.; annuities for 80 years by 20 G. 3. and charged on duties on wine and falt, and other duties; annuities by 22 G. 3. for 78 years, 'from 5th Jan. 1782, charged on duties on tobacco and fnuff, falt, &c.; annuities for 77 years from 5th January, 1783, and by 23 G. 3. charged on ftamps on bills of exchange, receipts, &c.; annuities for 75 years and 6 months, from 5th July, 1784, charged on duties on candles, bricks, and tyles; annuities for thirty years from fifth of Jan. 1778, by 18 G. 3. charged on wines and inhabited houfes; annuities for 29 years from 5th January, 1779, by 19 G. 3. charged on the additional 5 per cent. excise, 5 per cent. fubfidy tax on poft horfes and ftamps on paper; annuities by 17 G. 3. for 10 years, from 5th April, 1777, Those for ninety-nine years, by 4 Q. and charged on the finking fund; A. and charged on the additional 9s. in every fuch cafe, all duties applicable per barrel excife, and the additional to payment of fuch annuities, to conone-third fubfidy of tonage by 9 W. 3. tinue to be levied as before the deterThofe for ninety-nine years, by 5 Qmination thereof, and to be paid to the A. charged on hawkers and pedlars, and Bank on account of the commiffioners. stamps on paper, &c. Same act, § 8. Whenever the following public annuities fhall determine by expiration of the term for which granted, viz. Thofe for one, two, or three lives, by 5 W. & M. c. 20. on two-fevenths of 9s. per barrel excife. Thofe for one, two, or three lives, by 2 and 3 of Q. Ann. Thofe for ninety-nine years, by 3 and 4 Q. A. and charged upon the three thousand feven hundred pounds per week excife. Thofe by 6 Q. A. for ninety-nine years, charged on the furplus by the two former acts. and When ftock is placed to the account of the commiffioners, nothing to be Ff2 paid paid for the management thereof. Same act, $9. All money paid to the account of the commiffioners, to be applied in redemption of annuities above par, and as may be directed by any future act to purchafe below par; and when no annuities below par, may purchafe any ftock, and fubfcribe towards any future loans. Same act, § 13. The fpeaker of the houfe of-commons, chancellor of the exchequer, the mafter of the rolls, the accountant of the court of chancery, and the governor and deputy governor of the bank of England to be commiffioners, and may employ clerks, &c. and the bank to pay the money as ordered, and to make up an account annually, to be laid before parliament, with an account of their proceedings, and the like to be laid before the commiffioners for auditing public accounts. Same act, § 14. When the money received by the commiffioners amounts to 4,000,000l. per ann. the dividends of the flock paid off by them, to be confidered as redeemed by parliament. Same act, § 20. Forging certificates under this act, capital felony. Same act, § 21. 400,000l. to be iffued out of the prefent year's fupply to the bank, and placed to the account of the commiffioners for the reduction of the national debt. 32 G. 3. c. 12, 35. vol. 37. The twentieth fection of act 26 G. 3. c. 31. repealed. Same year, c. 55. When the intereft of any redeemable ftock is reduced, or the capital paid off by money raised at a lower intereft, a fum equal to the intereft fo faved, to be iffued quarterly from the confolidated fund, and placed to the account of the commiflioners for reduction of the national debt; and when the dividends placed to their account amount to 3,000,000l. exclufive of the quarterly fums to be iffued from the exchequer, the dividends on flock paid off to be confidered as redeemed. Same act, § 2. Exchequer to keep a feparate account of the intereft of new loans; and if provision be not made for paying them off, as mentioned in this act, an additional fum, equal to one hundredth part of the stock, to be iffued from the exchequer quarterly, and placed to the account of the commiffioners; and if fuch loans be raised by annuities for any term longer than forty-five years, &c. ; one hundredth part of the value of fuch as may be expected to be then outstanding, to be iffued, and the computation of fuch value to be made by the commiffioners, and copies delivered to the fpeaker of the house of commons, who is to certify to the treasury and exchequer the amount of the additional fum to be iffued. Same act, § 3. Sums iffued under this act to be iffued in the order the loans have taken place; and whenever there fhall not be moncy of the confolidated fund fufficient to pay the further fum to be iffued in confequence of any new loan, the deficiency fhall be made good, as directed by 26 G. 3. c. 31.; and any deficiency in the quarterly payments at the end of the. year, to be made good out of any fupplies granted for the current, or any. preceding year. Same act, § 5. Monies placed to the account of the commiffioners to be applied as mentioned in this act; and the ftock redeemed to be transferred to their account, and the dividends placed thereto and fums placed to their account in con. fequence of any new loan, to be kept feparate; and perfons counterfeiting certificates, to fuffer death as felons. Same act, § 8. Naturalization. All perfons born out of the legiance of great Britain, whofe father, by 4 G. 2. C. 21. was entitled to the rights of natural born fubjects, to be deemed fuch, &c.; but the provifoes in 4 G. 2. not repcaled, nor 5 G. 1. altered, nor any vefted right defeated. 13 G. 3. c. 21. vol. 30. Acts 13 G. 3. c. 7. and 2 G. 3. c. 25. explained; and Americans may hold places, but not in Great Britain or Ireland. Same year, c. 25 • ́ Hereafter to be a claufe in every nas turalization bill, That the perfon naturalized is not to claim in any foreign country country the immunities of a British fubject, unless he refide in Great Britain feven years fubfequent to the first day of the feffion wherein fuch bill paffes, and not to be abfent more than two months at a time. 14 G. 3. c. 84. vol. 30. The king's natural born fubjects declared to be inheritable to the estates of their ancestors in Scotland, whether lineal or collateral, notwithstanding their father or mother were aliens. 16 G. 3. c. 52. vol. 31. Naval Services, 2,333,6361. 178. 11d. to be applied for naval fervices. 30 G. 3. c. 32, § 12. vol. 37. 200,000l. to pay off navy debts. Same act, § 13. 2,443,405l. 138. 4d. granted for naval fervices for the year 1791. 31 G. 3. C. 41. vol. 37. 1,565,000l. for the late naval augmentation. Same act. 1,854,4821, granted for naval fervices for the year 1792. 32 G. 3. c. 35. V.37• 131,000l. towards paying off the navy debt. Same act. Navigable Canals. See Canals, Navigable. Navigable Rivers. See Rivers Navigable. Navigation. See London. 17 G. 3. c. 18. vol. 31. The navigation act, 12 Cha. 2. c. 18. explained. 19 G. 3. c. 48. vol. 32. The proprietors of the Forth and Clyde navigation to make no dividends till their debts are paid; but the intereft thereon to accumulate, and be added to the principal; and the company to give an annual account at the exchequer; and when they begin the western branch of the canal, may borrow money on the credit of the 50,000l. paid them out of the exchequer, arifing from forfeited eftates in Scotland. 24 G. 3. fef. 2. c. 59. vol. 34. See Ships. 26 G. 3. c. 60. vol. 35. See Navigation. 19 G. 3. c. 48. vol. For more fpeedily manning the king's navy, and regulating prizes during the hoftilities with France, and no longer. Same act, c. 67. Amended by 20 G. 3. c. 23. vol. 33. For fupplying feamen to ferve in the king's fhips of war, and on board merchant and other trading veffels. Same year, c. 20. Continued to 25th March, 1783. 22 G. 3. c. 16. vol. 33. Prizes taken by the king's fhips during the hoftilities against the United Provinces, to be divided between the captors, according to the proclamation, and by privateers according to their agreement. 21 G. 3. c. 15. vol. 33. See India (Eaft) Company Same year, c. 65. § 22. The treasurer of the navy to pay the garrifon and naval department at Gibraltar, the like head-money for destroying the Spanish floating batteries, as allowed to feamen for deftroying the enemies fhips of war. 23 G. 3. c. 16. vol. 34. This |