The National Register. — London, England, 1821-08-13 00:00:00

•41 4s 4d lo b$ OJ Sin, John Parkin;, Foy. L 4; my decease I may have paid, or which they may be called upon to pay, Mr the purchase of my house in South Audlcy Street; and I give and bequeath - atIM of money, as my said executors shall procure and obtain in that respect, unto them my said exe cuturi. in trust for William Austin, according to the provisions of n. my will : such sums to be considered a specific legacy. And in tout the Government shall refuse to pay such sum, I direct my executors to sell my interest in the said house, and a'.so the fur niture and things. therein. And I give and direct the proceeds '0 thereof to be applied to and for the use of the said Wm. Austin in like manner, us a specific legacy; but in case the Government shall repay the purchase money of the said house, in that case, the proceeds which may be realized by the sale are to fall into EY the general residue of toy estate. Dated seventh day of August, r- 18. n. CAROLINE R. ih Witness, HENRY U. TuomsoN, Kensington. The following is the Copy of an interesting Letter from Lady Hood to Lord Liverpool, and his Lord ship's reply : - - Though I have not the honour of your Lordship's acquaint ance, I cannot resist the impulse I feel to address you, not as the Minister of this country, but I wish to speak to our heart and I am not without the hope of inspiring you with sympathy on this 11106( interesting and awful subject. I have often, my Lord, he rd you highly spoken of. Some time ago, I was acquainted with a lady who was either nearly allied to you, or the late Lady Liverpool. Her sentiments of your good principles inspire roe with hope that you will act up to the excellent monitor within every one's breast—" To do as they would be done by." Why. lily Lord , is her Majesty's funeral thus indecently hurried? Mr. Hoblanue replied to a note written by Lady Ann Hamilton and myscl Because it was the Queen's request in her will-" This is, I believe, the first and only request of her Majesty's that ever has been complied with. And ii.low me, my Lord, to put smother question to you—•• Why is there to be a guard of honour al-pointed to att:nd her funeral, which honour was never giVeli to her doling her life? If such is persisted in, I foresee lime!, mischief; and I tear bloodshed. The people has ever been her Majesty's only I; iends ; suffer them to pay their last tribute of of to their beloved and injured Queen, without being interrupted by the military. I have been in the habit of attend ing her Majesty for the last six months through immense crowde, and not a single accident has ever occurred. Why, my Lord, is the corpse to be carried out of the direct road to disap point the people ? For Heaven's sake revoke this sentence; the evil of it exceeds all calculation. I have, my Lord, been the companion of the Queen for the last five months: my previous knowledge of her good and estimable qualities alone induced rue to accept this situation, and from *Slung her deserted by all her former associates and friends. And I can with truth assure you, that not even her hittemst enemy could censure her Majesty's conduct; and her deathbed, my Lord—that awful moment to which we are all appioaching—is an example to all living.— She died in peace, I do believe, with all the world ; and during her illness frequently said, " Je ne sais si en mourant j'aurat a suffrir des douleurs phisiques mail je puis vous assurur quo je quittcrai la vie sails regrets;" and she desired her female attendant. Brunette, to assure her sister De Mont that she had . . forgiven her. I have one nre io appeal to make to your Lordship ; and first I will ask you why the funeral of the Queen of England should be so muc:i more hurried than th a t f or y our L or d s h i p' s late wile? That event proves your Lordship's opinion on the subject; the Queen will not have been dead a wei.k till after ten o'clock next Tuesday night, therefore I trust your heart will dictate the same degree of outward respect, if not love, for your Queen. — And now, my Lord, 1 have only to say, that I have been sun. prisxl at the interruption (011ie tranquillity of this house by . a show of mourning—the haviug a part of this house hung with black which cannot be completed before Monday night, if so soon, and the proceeding lima only been interrupted this day Ounday), during the time her Majesty's domestic chaplain per • formal the church service. I trust, my Lord, you will not order her Majesty's funeral before Wednesday or Thursday next. I will only add, my Lord, that every word of this letter is dictated by myself, and that 1 have set down nought in malice; for my beloved mistress (the Queen) set me a be ter example; but my conscience will not allow me to continue silent, ai d I entreat that your Lordship will grant 311 the riquebts contained in this letter; and in so do ng, be assured I shall ever feel the highest vene ration and esteem, permit nut to add, affection, fur your Lordship, and believe me, my Lord, your humble servant, JANE HOOD. Brandenburgh-house. Augu.s If, IS4I. The II %lit lion. the Earl of Liverpool.Cornbe Wood. THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL. TO LADY 1100 D. Coombe Wood, Aug. If. MADA3f.—I have this moment had the honour of receiving your lady ship's letter, and I think it right to observe in answer to it, that whin her lute 31ajesty's executors communicated to me copies of her last will, on Wednesday last, by which it ap peared that her Majesty desired that duce days after her death her body should be sent to Brunswick for interment, I felt it to be illy ditty to give directions, in the King's absence, that her Msjesty's inn:linings in this respect might be carried into effect with as little delay i.s possible ; and I lost no time in layingbeturc the K ng the three Lois which had been issued for this purpose. I have since relived his Majesty's commands to continue to act in conformity to the eiders first given. I had directed that the funeral shonld prt ceeil from Brandcnburgh House to•morrow morning; but upon a representation which I received from Dr. Ltiskington yesterday, it was agreed to put off the departure till Tutsday, and I feel that I should be now acting in direct con tradiction to the King's command's, as well as contrary to the intention of her lute Majesty, if I was a party to any further delay, I ant wiry it is nut in my power to return it more satstatiory answer to your Ladyship's letter; but I have been re,dy from the begninii g to communicate with her Majesty's executors on tee at rang. ments necessary to be made on vas me lancholy occasion ; and it lias been the anxious done of the King and his government that every thing should be conducted in the most bet:o'l6,4, orderly, and decent . manner _ _ I hiVe the honour to be, Madam, Your Lamlybhip'e obedient humble servant, When the royal squadron was proceeding to Cowes, his Majesty was graciously pleased to send Sir Wm. Keppel on board the Camel, to inquire after the heafth of Count and Countess Bertrand, and to say that they might land on the Isle of Wight imme diately if they wished. We need not say that this mask of condescension, on the part of his Majesty, was appreciated us it ought to be by the persons who were the objects of it, The battle-money Gil the late.t . 4lit is not given up, as it is contended that Cooper wun. from O'Leary being taken from the ring before the umpires had called the hall-minute time. Lord Oxinuntown has been elected representative for the King's (t in the room of his uncle, 1111011111.11 Y. Red W heat W liitr Rye Biaiik, or Buck Wheut ....... Barley --- ..: ..... Pale Mu1 ti...... 38 a 56 Feed Oats Brew orPultiodclu. 42 u 62 26 u 30 New Tick Brum Old ditto New Pigeon ditto 26 a 28 WZON It5D. 38 a 68 42 a 64 !lulling - Peuse ... Grey Pewee .. . . Yti a 31 28 a 30 Ka p - eyeed per laci 16 u VII 33 a 35 MRIDAY. MONDAY. Beef Sc lid Iv 4a lid 38 a 58 Mutton Sts lid to is 4d 42 a 64 90 u VG 203 a SI Lamb 5s Oil to 64 Oil 33 a 35 26 a 30 33 a 33 16 a 2i 20 a 25 26 u 31 St a Si 11111)41'. 41 a 62 a :i3 361. a 38 Beef 41: 44 8 Nlitttoti 2,1 to 4i 6 Lan' h 31 611 to 4 19 Us 6d i. s. .... Q.. 6 THE NATIONAL REGISTER I 'VS r ----..--•- . __ _ _ _ 4, - . 430 1 . tC1143t• my decease I may have paid, or which they may be called upon Ibirtb6, to pay, file the purchase of my house in South Audley Street; and At Florence, the lady of R. Basehier, esq. of a sea. t - atirn of money, as my said executors The lady of T. Holt, csq. of Charles street, Hattoa garden, of a son. ..... __ ' ).... LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 13. -..5..-- CEREifO2I7AL OF THE I. :7 o er c e E e s o s 't i l o OC N k, p.m. my a : shell procure and obtain in that respect, unto them my said exc. At Edmonton , Mrs. Medici, of the Royal Mint, of a ma. tutor;, in trust for William Austin, according to the provisions of •ill such smart to be considered a specific legacy. . And in , A i t Il l ation ball, the lady of Col. C. Brace, of • sop. 1 h dy I • , esq. Clapham common, of a daughter. At Union place, Lambeth, Mrs. W. Smith,of a bon. Cabe the Government shall refuse to pay such sum, I direct my Ana. Matthew. a , Laminar an. a a daughter. executors to sell iny interest in the said house, and rem the fur- -- name and things therein. And I give and direct the proceeds 011) a r rico. ' FOR CONDUCTING HER MAJESTY'S REMAINS TO • thereof to be applied to and lor the use of the said Wm. Austin In Finsbury square, 11. Hendricks, elm. •f Wimpole s t ree t, au t of HARWICH. in like manner, us a specific legacy; but in cue the Government the Island of Jamaica, to Rose, only daughter of N. Ueven, esq. of shall repay the purchase money of the said house, in that case, Yu , k Pince. Portman squire. ;* -emse-- the proceeds which may be realized by the sale are to fall into At ste p ue y , Mr. 1). &Asti* of Greet Hermitage street, to MI N 1 The remains of her late Maksty will be privately the general residue of toy estate. Dated seventh day of August, Qurncy, niece of E. Parry, cast. of Grove road, Mile end road. B. Hose, 'sq. of New Bridge street, to Elizabeth Anne, eldest removed limn 13randenburgh-house, to-morrow mot- 18,!t. CAROLINE R. daughter of W. Gaskill, rag. of Chalfont St. Peter's, Backs. Witness, HENRY U. Tuomscrte, Kensington. At St. George's, Hanover square, Sir F. Sykes, Bart. of Basildon .... niniv at seven o'clock, in a hearse decorated with e. , park, Bucks, to Henrietta, eldest daughter of Henry Villebols, esq. of 4 , :..› ten escocheons, and drawn by eight hotses, preceded '; • Gloceiter place, Portman square. it by the Kai H ht Marshai's men on horseback, with ER LATE MAJESTY. At Stepney, W. Fergus, esq. to Miss Cairns, daughter of Dr. leases g Cairns, royal navy. ...-0,-- .1, llayne, ems. to Middleton terrace to Ann, only daeghter of the black staves, and fidlowcil by the carriages of her Rev. I. W. Word, of Shanabrook, Bedfordshire. ' late Majesty, cads drawn by six horses, conveying The following is the Copy of an interesting Letter At St. Pancras. A. I. scott, esq. of Tunbridge place, Easton square, the Chamberlain, the Ladies of the Bedchamber, front Lady Hood to Lord Liverpool, and his Lord- to Julia, second daughter of J. Deacon, esq. of Russell plate, Fitzroy and others of her late Majesty's establishment.. ship's reply :-- g at Loose, W. M. Tenfold, esq. of Loose court, to Aim, eldest The whole will be escorted by a guard consisting lridaughter of the late E. Homewood, esq. of Mal have not the honour of your Lordship's acquaint- At Kensington , Mr. E. Byers , of Bow street, Coveut garden, to Jane of' a squadron of the royal regiment of Horse ante , I Thoug h cannot resist the impulse I feel to address you, not as the Lawrence, youngest daughter of Dictate S. Wegener, usage of Wapping. Guards, with a standard, which will be relieved at Minister of this country . , but 1 wish to speak to yourhearte and Dabs I ant not without the hope of inspiring you with s y m p ath y on ,Boinfitrd by a like guard of the 4th Light Dragoons; At her house, in Chiawell street, Mrs. Mary Wilton, relict of the this 11104 t interesting and awful sub s ect. I have often, m 1..0rd, :lad similar reliefs will take place at Chelmsford and he rd you highly stoken of. Sumac time ago, I was acqyuainted late hl. Wiuon, esq. to Wells row, Islitigton. aged 82. Charles, sou of Geo. Walker, esq. of Chalk lodge, near Chesiteut, 0 Colchester. with a lady who was either nearly allied to you, or the late Lady Herts, Liverpool. Her sentiments of your good principles inspire roe Mr. Foram, of Southampton buildings. Upon the arrival of the procession at Chelmsford, , vs :.. to hope that you will act up to the excellent monitor within Mrs. laudy, of Percy street, Bedford square. Ilse remains of her late Majesty will be placed in the every one's brettat-•• To de as they would be done by." Why. At Wokitigham, Betts, in the 77th year of his age, the Rev. Wm. Hospital. many >ears mate of that place, aim master of Lucas church under a military •-turd during the night. my l•ord , is her Majectv'o funeral thus indecently hurried? Mr. • ta i i H n obliewue replied to a note written by Lady Ann . Hamilt on ~,and At uto . ydon, aged 33 years, Rebecca, wife of Mr. Joseph Blake, of 0 On the following niornini. sit seven o'clock, the ysed--" Because a was the Queen ' s request in her will- flea Great surrey street , solicitor. 0 n , procession will move. in else satue order, (with the is, 1 believe, the first /Old only request of her Majesty's that At his house, Stockwell fields, Surrey, A. Wilson, esq. aged 74. ever loss been complied with. A nd . allow rue, my Lord, to put tact ption of time Knight Nlurslial's men, who will C. D I t e t t e tnzr a ,.. " the "f iron ' . lle ,to ' e ' ll are k7r,l l 7 . daughter of John, us 011 one, smother question to you-" NN Iv is there to be a guard of remain at the termination of the first day's journey), honour appointed to att:nd her funeral, which honour was never • ni a h t L t o i r ta d nVit il h " i l l u l, a ll. e 'llimberwell, G. L. Reed, nag. aged 91. •and will halt at Harwich, where a guard of' hu- giVeli to her doting her life. If such is persisted in, I foresee At his h ouse on Paddiegion greets, J. Ihrupp, mt. aged 74. lour will be provided, to guard her Nlaj sty's . re- much mischief; and I tear bloodshed. The people has ever been S ara h, woe to I:. R. Ilariord, esq. of Wandsworth common. : her Majesty's 0111) f,i.nds ; butler them to pay their Ittst tribute At her house, %%talon green, Mrs. Maria Jane Johnson, relict of the ;rains until they shall be club irked ; and the colours of Whatnot to their beloved and injured Queen, without being tate S. Johusun,rsq. 01 the East India house, aged 72. t that station, and at Land , uard Fort,will be hoist- intemtpted by the military. I have been its the habit of attend. -s. log her Majesty fur the last . six months through immense ‘el ut half-trust . The bady b , attended by those per- Lotion martiers crowds, and not a s ingle accident has ever occurred. Why, my , .........„ sons composing the procession, who are to accom- Lord, is time corpse to be carried out of the direct road to disap- w ill b e co nveyed point the people ? For Heaven's sake revoke this sentence • time CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, And. 13. pony the same to the Continent, evil of it exceeds all calculation. I have my Lord, been ' the supplied with morning, Our market was well Wheat this on board the Glasgow frigate, appointed for this companion of the Queen fur the last five ninths: my previous having had several fresh arrivals from our own coast since lut purpose. knowledge of her good and estimable qualities alone induced rue Monday, but in consequence of the fineness of the weather, the demand was not very brisk , and the finest samples submitted to - Minute guns will be fi red from Landguard Fort to accept this situation, and hum *along her deserted by all her , . . will formes associates and friends. And I can with truth assure you, a reduction of Is.. per qr. ; the inferior descriptions wese still as soon as the body is placed in the boat, and that tint even her bitterest enemy could censure her Majesty's lower. Barley maintained our last prices, having but little at be continued until the firing is taken up by his conduct; and her death-bed, my Lord-that awf u l mo me nt t o market. In Oats there was but little business doing, and the Majesty's shi which we are all appioaching-is an example to all living.-- Prices of last week were with di ffi culty obtained for the finest ps in the bay. descriptions. In Beans, P vas, &.c . there is no alteration. She died in peace, I do believe, with all the world ; and Lord Chantberfcrill'rOjfiee, August 12, 1821. -- -- .d uring her illness frequently said, "Je ne sots si en mourant CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN FOR THE WEEK, j'aurat a suffrir des douleurs phisiques mats je puis vous assurur Per Wiuchester Memel e of Eight Bushels. HER MAJESTY'S WILL. quo je quittcrai la vie sans regrets; ' and bile desired her female M 0 II DA Y. MUM RaD. FRIDAY. attendant. Brunette, to assure her sister De Mont that she had s . s. S. a. forgiven her. I have one more appeal to make to your Lordship ; a. s. This is the last \Vial and Testament of me, Carotin: Queen and first I will ask you why the funeral of die Queen of England Red Wheat! Consort of the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland :- should be so much more hurried than that for your Lordship 's late White I revoke all former wills. wile? That event proves your Lordship's opinion on the subject; Rye I constitute and appoint Stephen Lushington, Doctor of Laws, the Queen will not have been dead n week till after ten o'clock Brook, or Buck and Thomas Wilde, EMI. barrister ut law, trustees and executors next Tuesday night, therefore I trust your heart will dictate the Wheat of this my will. same degree of outward respect, if not love, for your Queen.- Barley .... In execution of all powers given me by the will of my late A n d now, myl.ord, 1 have only to say, that I have been sur- Pale M a lt mother, Augusta Duchess of Brunswick Lunenbergli. I appoint, p r is a l a t th e i nterruption Of Slie tranquillity of this house by a Fe e d O a t s l' , give. devise, and bequeath to my said trustees all my rig.ii, show of mourning-the having a part of this house hung with Brew or Pulauddo. 20 a 24190 ti 26 20 a 25 title, and interest under the said will, and also all the rest Imy , black which cannot be completed before Monday night, if b 0 N ew Ti c k B eans . 16 a 31 28 a 31 26 is 31 property, real and personal, debts and effects, of whatsoever - soon, and the proceeding lima only been interrupted this day Old ditto nature or kind soever, and wheresoever situate, upon trust to ounday), during the time her Majesty's domestic chaplain per • • New Pigeon ditto SI a 34 31 a 34 St a 34 receive and collect the same ; and, when collected, convert into j formed the church service. I trust, my Lord, you will not order Ne money, and invest it at their discretion in the funds of the united I bee Majesty's funeral before Wednesday or Thursday next. I Roiling Pease kingdom, or otherwise; and, upon further trust, to pay the j will only add, my Lord, that every word of this letter is dictated Grey Pease principal of the whole of the stud trust property to CVillitan Iby myself, and that 1 have art down nought in malice; tor my Rapeseed per last 36/. a 384 365. a 38!. 361. a3B Austin, who has been long under my protection, on his attaining , beloved mistress (the Queen) set me abe ter example; but my AVER-Wl'. PRICE Of CORN, Per Quarter, cal ow 1 %arr.. , the age of 21 years; and, in the mean time, to pay the interest • conscience will not allow me to continue silent, cud I entreat that Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES,. for the and proceeds of the sante, or ao much thereof as to them may I your Lordship will grant all the requeats contained in this letter; . Week eudiug August 4th, extracted fruits satiuday' seem meet. towards the maintenance and education of the same I and in so do - ng, be assured I shun ever feel the highest nue- William Attain : And Idu declare that my said trustees and t ration and esteem, permit me to add, affection, fur your Lordship Gazette , executors shall not be chargeable in respect of die default of each ' and believe me, my I.unl, you: humble servant, " Wheat... 53s 4d I Harley.. , 256 3,1 [Beau; 3l s 51 other, or of any agent employed by them or tidier of them, but ' JANE HOOD . Rye .... 31s 10,1 Oats.... 20; Id 1 Pease ... 30s 11.1 ----.-..-- only for their own respective receipts, acts, and wilful default,. Brandenburgh-house. Auguss 12, 1821. BROWN OR aIUSCOVADO SUGAR. I also give and bequeath to my said executors, to be disposed of Thellight lion. the Earl of Liverpool, Combe %'mood. Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending according to their will and pleasure, all and every my documents, THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL TO LADY HOOD. Wednetithav last, 12s. 9d. per cwt. exclusive of duty. manuscripts, papers, writing, and memoranda, wheresoever being Coombe Wood, Aug. 11. at the time of my death. Manam.-I have this moment had the honour of receiving PRICES OF TALLOW, SUM'. &c. per 11211 s. CAROLINE 11. (Seal.) , your ladyship's letter, and I think it right to observe in answer PRICE OF FA l', per st.uf 81b. Town Tallow 48'. 64 04 Od Signed, scaled, and published this 3d day of August, in the to it, that when her lute Majesty's executors caminunicated to Yellow Russia 47. Oil -s Od year 11121. at Brandenburgli /louse, in the presence of Ime copies of her last will, on Wednesday last, by which it ap- Whitechael Market 2 . Od White ditto --s Od 00s Od H. BROUGHAM. f t I peered that her Majesty desired that d i ree days after her death 51..latites's Market 2s 9d Melted Stuff 00s Od 384 Od THOS. DENMAN. her body should be sent to Brunswick tor Interment, I felt it to Clare Market , , Us Od Ditto Rough 00s Otl 25, Od HENRY HOLLAND, M.D. I be may duty to give directions, in the King's absence, that her HOOD. njk.str'b 111111111014, in this respect might be carried into effect - Greaves . . . . 21s Od 5s 6d Good Dregs . . 8s 04 - with us little delay I,S possible ; and I lost no time in layingbetine This is a Codicil to my Will, dated this 31 day of August :- die Kng the three bris which had been issued for this purpose- . ----. Curd Soap . . . 94s v I give all my clothes here and in Italy to Mattette Brun. I I have since re,•eived his Majesty's commands to continue to act Average-2s. 9d. I Yellow Strap . . SOs direct that a particular box, by rise described, be sealed with my i n con f orm i ty t o t h e rodent fi rst given. 1 had directed that the Mottled . . . . 90 , seal and delivered to 51r. Obichini, of Coleman Street, merchant; funeral shonld pet Cecil from Btandenburgh House tomorrow Price of Candles, per dozen, 10a. Od.-51oulds, 11 s. tid. and I acknowledge that I owe him 4,3001. 1 wish that govern. morning; but upon a representation which I received from Dr. tid. per thizeu allowed fur ready money. went would pay the :s,uutd., the price of my house in South laiskington yesterday, it was agreed to put of the departure till I Audit:) , Street. I desire to be buried in Brunswick. I leave lily Tuesday, and I feel that I should be now acting in direct con. S4IIIT.IIFIELD MARKEL 1 Quash to Stephen Lushington, iny executin ; my Isindaulet to trim:lit:non to the King's command's, as well as contrary to --- John,Hierunymus. t h e i ntent i on o f her hue Majesty, if I was ti party to any MONDAY, Auta.l3-Our market was pretty largely supplied - Witnesses, CAROLINE R. furt h er d e l ay, 1 ant awry it is not in my power to retutn a more with prime Bess ts this morning, for whim there was a brisk •., Huou. sat sfactory answer to your Ladyship's letter; but I have been demand at last week's prices. Mutton was plentiful, but dull in • IL BROUGHAM. res.dy ['Mill the begninit gto communicate with tier Majesty's sale, and rather cheapir. Pork, Veal, and Lamb were brisk in T. DENMAN, toteCutOrti on toe lulling , merits necessary to be made on this me- sale, and dearer.-The business in the Haymarket was not very HENRY lloataxu, M.D. lancbuly occasion ; and it has been the anxious dtsiie of the brisk-Hay was rather cheaper; but Clover being much in tali , - King and his government that every thing should be conducted quest, obtained better prices. Straw fully supported our last This is a Codicil to my last Will:- in the most becoming, orderly, and decent manner. quotations. I give to John Hiitrunyniu. and Harriette Brun all my bed I have the honour to be, Madam, The following is a correct statement of the prices and numbers , and table linen, which Las zalreedy been used. I give to Louis Your Ladyship's obedient humble servant, at market:- Dicta the SUM of 1,0001. and tin annuity of i5Ol. per annum, LIVERPOOL. PRICE of M EAT, exclusive of the Offal, is hitch cutisist so f payable half yearly. 1 give the large . picture of myself and late Head, E:ntrails, and Hide, dud is worth about Id. pet daughter to the Cardinal Albano. 'I he half length' picture of --- ---- - ---- myself to Lady Ann Hanartun. I give the lure picture of When the royal squadron was proceeding to Cowes, Ili.-Per stone of slit. MONDAY. salute. myself, which is me copy of that given to the city of London, to hi s ... • I 1 • I sen d W M a j esty was gi,telollS y p easet to Sir m• Beef 8s bd Iv as 8d Heel as Od to 4t 6 , my executor, Stephen Lushington. There are two pictures remaining, in which I bequeath to the Marquis Antaliii, that I Keppal on board the Camel, to inquire after the mutton as rid to is 4d Mottos. as 2d to 4s 6 which he shall choose; and the remaining uric to Wm. Austin. health of Count and Countess Bertrand, and to sa y Lamb 55 Od to fit Oil Lamb 51 6tl to 4s ID I give to the Viaanint and V:suotinteas Hood SOOl. each. I have Ithey m i gh t land on the Isle of Wight Mime. already given to John Hieronymus one carriage; I alto give him l• lat . Veal 40 4tl to bs Oil Veal :Is tid to 4,8 , Pork 44 4d to 5s tid ' Pori, 4, v,i to 56 0 • the r titer opal errriaqe. I declare that my interest under Illy diutely if' they wished. We ncotl not say that this Head of Cattle at market. Heed of Latch: at Market. mother's Toll is given so William Austin, as a blitctlie legacy'. I mark of condescension, oar the part of his Majesty, Beasts desire and direct that my body be not opened, said that three days . Sheep and Louilis , 19,6 1 . in Sheep thud Limbo II 6' . 0 . 1 was appreciated us it ought to be by the persons after my death it Ile carrieti to Brunswick for interment ; and Pia. . that the inserrption upon my co ff in ba-" Here lie, Cii.utitre ut who were the (injects of it, eat yes Brunswick, the 'Mired Qtr:en of England." Signed in die presence of CAROLINE, ft. The battle-money WI the late„li4lit is not given HENRY HOLLAN I), M.D.A , IgUA .i, 1821 . up, as it is contended that ('ooper won . from O'Leary HA Y.MAKK VI. - •Hay - being taken front the ring before the umpires had Clover - - •• • tt 4 0 to 15 sif A Codicil to my last Will i-- called the half-minute time. Straw . - . . el In o to e I la 0 I give anti bequeath to William Austin all my plate and .„.. - household lumiture at lir.onterhergh House, and also all unused Lord Oxmuntown bits been elected representative - LONDON • Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JOHN Wien• for the Kine - 's County , in the room of his uncle, ," • • 3 . 4. I direct my executors to make xpplitation to his Majesty's , 0 • ' 1 WIGG, at the °thee, ib, Fleet Street, where a l l Letters to the Editor, &c. (post paid) muot be addressed. 0 ,.:., Garet:ahem to pay them such such ut inonq as at the dine cal . John Parkins, Fol. • ... . . . . ... ..• . • -• • . • . .. . ... ... . . • . • • HER LATE MAJESTY. LIVERPOOL. r '4 l