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~'' t •-! Li 1 al oft Lf',-,', - - .: s t: ~ ~~ ~~~ tI :" 'i • I vt '1 intent, Codie 4; thereto fronexed, Of Lord Viscount Nelson, as proved in the Cornmons by his Executors, Earl Nelson and William Ha.deworad, Esq. on Monday, the 21r1 inst. . . Horatio Vi•enont Nelson, of the Nile, and of Bonham Thorp•ta, in the county of Norfolk, and Doke of Bronte, in the kingdom of Farther Sicily. First—ln the event that he shall die in England, i bt c'esires to he buried in the Parish Church of • Burnham Thorpe, unless His Majesty shall signify it to be his pleasure tLat he shall be buried else where. Gives tile stun of 1001. to the Poor of the several - parishes of Burnham Thorpe, Sutton, and Morton, fn the county of Norfolk, viz. one-third part to , each parish : • the same to be divided at the discre ;: Cori of the Curates or Ministers. Gives to Emma Lady Hamilton, widow of the Right Hon. Sir Was. Hamilton, K.S. his diamond s, Star, as a tsiken of his ftiendship ; also the silver cup if, which she pr tented to him. Gives to his brother, the Rev Wm. Nelson, 1): D. (Fad N-lson), the gold box presented w him by the City of London ; also, his gold sword, pre kented to him by the Captains who fought with him at the Nile Gibes to Ws sister Catherine Matcham, the sword " presented to him by the City of London. Gives to his sister Sastnnah Bolton, the silver i r ,- Cap presented to him by the Turkey Company. Gives to A. Davison, of St. James's-square, Esq. 4 his Turkish gun mod canteen. • Gives to his Worthy friend Captain Hardy, all • /is telescopes and sea-glasses; and 100 L • Gives to each of his Executors 1001. ' • t ., Gives to his brother. and William Haslewood, 1 Lssi: of Cray -it-street, Strand, all the residue of his pooiL, costs 1 , . and petsonal r •tate (except the t household goofs, &c. which shah be in his house at • '• hisietoo. at hi* decease. and also except hi. dia mon I swrnd aid jewels, and any othei articles ;••• faiiicb ht should. by any codicil' to his will, other - Sims dispose of), to hold to them and their exer.u l'' tort and administrators, upon the trusts following, namely :—Upon trust, that his said trustees and l• executors shall, as soon as may be, after his death, convert into money such personal estate as does not consist of money, and lay nut and invest the same in the purchase of 3 per Cent. Grnsols ; and also G the monoy which shall belong to him at his Jeath, f" so that the diyidends and interest may produce the cl!ar yearly sum of 1,0001. of which they shall stand possessed. upon trust, that, during s the life of Frances Herbert, Viscountess Nelson, his wife, his said trustees do, and shall, fully authitise aid empower the said Viscountess Nel son, his wife, and her assigns, to receive the divi il sends, when the same shall become due, in addi tion to all other provisions made by him at any time 110-evil - ore for her, and in addition to the sum ':,. of 4,0001. lately given her, which sums to he taken in lien and satisfattion of all power, and right and title of clover. of her the said Viscountess Nelson. And in case the annual income to be produced from the Bank Annuities, to he purchased with the mi . due of his personal estate, shall he insufficient to . answer and pay the sum of 1,0001. a year, then be dsficiency to be made up to his tVife, out of his barony, town, and lands, in Farther Si cily; so that his said Wife may be entitled to re. ceive a clear income of I .0001. ; and, after the de cease of his said Wife, to divide the said 1,0001. un• to the said William Nelson, Susannah Belton, ar.d Catherine Matcham. , CUDICIL. 1, Horatio Viscount Nelson of the Nile, of &ni 1, ham Thorpe, in the county of Norfolk, and of the United Kingd m of Great Britain and Ireland, and Duke of Bronte, in the kingdom of Farther Sicily, having, to my last Will and Testament, which p' bears date nu or about the 10th d a y o f M a y, i n the year of our Lird; 1803, made and published $.. a Codicil, bearing date the 13th day of the same t . month, do make and publi s h a f urt h er C o di ci l 1 to the same last Will and 'Festansent in manner following :—That is to say, I give and bequeath to Bliss Horatia Nelson Thompson (who was baptised on the 13th day of May last, in the parish of St. Mary-la-Bonne, in the county of Mid dlesex, by Benjamin Lawrence. Curate, and John Vs'illock. Assistant-Clerk (and who I acknowledge as my adopted daughter), the dim of 4,0001. stew ling money of Great Britain, to be paid at the Cl. . piration of six months after my decease, or sooner if possible ; and I leave my dearest friend Kama, / Lady Hamilton, sole guardian of the said Horatia Nelson Thompson, until she shall have arrived at the age of eighteen year:. and the interest of the said 4.0001 to be paid to Lady Hamilton, for her education and mainrnance. This request of • guardianship I earnestly make of Lady Hamil ton, knowing that she will educate my adopted a child in the paths of religion and virtue, and give her those accomplishments which so much adorn herself, and I hope make her a fit wife for my dear nephew, Horatio Nelson, who I wish to marry her, if he prove worthy, in. Lady Hamilton's es timation, of such a treasure, as I am sure she v.lll be. Farther, I direa that the legacies by this my Codicil, as well as those by my last Will and Testament, given and bequeathed, shall be paid • and discharged, from and out of my personal estate only, and shall 'not be charged, or charge able, upon my real estates in the United King dom of Great Britain and Noland, and in the king dom of Farther Sicily,. or ady cr either of them, or any part tberenf. In all other respeds, I ratify sad confirm my sii.l last Will and Testament and former • Codicil. In Witress whereof, I, the said Horatio Viseennt Nelson and Duke of Bronte, have to this Codicil, .all in my own hand-writing, and contained in one sheet of paper, set my hand and seal thi, sixth day of September, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and 1 hree. (Signed) NF.LSON and !MONTE. , 6 , gnel, staler!, 11.41 p.n.trate.l by the /Light Hon. *Katie Yott...itt Nel s as, Duke of ki.nnte, as and fur a I t INISeil to his last Will and Tcata. sant, in the pr. armee et . GlROOttilk SW It R la, First Captain ar Om Victory. JOUN tiCtiT r, Secretary. . • • •—•••• "' Lord Ve . o.his will, has dire ted, that if i• *ail p a grzat a continuance of =,.. • ..• IROTlsand isAnds prr iiitiam; •tr direaion iti his will to raise vested in the Funds to pay . - . .. her Ladyship an annuity of one thousand pounds per anwom shall be void. A rot!icil, in his own writing. diretals, that one hundr 111; uncfs . per annum be paid to the widow of his'bro Mliirice. The I Codicil annetesi to his Lordship's will. is .. dated in September last, and gives to Lady Ha milton all the hay on his estate at Merton His L.odship has given full power to hislritstees. to dispose or e x change the whole of his Italian es- N.IV.IL INTEL LIGE NUL PORTSMOUTH. DEC. 24. Sailed the Phaniz gun-brig, for Guernsey. PLYMOUTH DEC. 23. Last evening came into Cawsand day, His Ma jesty's ships rdleth Path, 100 guns, Hon. Admiral Cornwallis; Princess Reps!, 98, Captain Re) 4 soldi; Audariors, 74, Capt. Bisset ; and the Captain' Capt. Stephens ; the remainder of the Channel ' Beet is gone to Torbay, to take up the an,rhors and cables, which they slipped the last time they were there.— Anchors and cables are now gone into the Bay, to supply the Vale de Paris, Princess Royal, 4-c. In consequence of the gallant Admiral having lately shifted his flag to that of the 11ed, a grand and general salute was fired this morning from the respedive ships in Ilamoate, the Sound, and Caw. sand 84. The Breit fleet are all gone into the Inner Roads, where it is very probable they wilt remain for some 'tune. The A'euene fligate, 56 guns, Capt. Brisbane, arrived yesterday, from which there is a report of the Rochfort ►quadron, after being dodged by the Lire more than a week, getting safe into Ferrol; they consist of five sail of the line, the CA-mita, three frigates, a sloop and a brig ; the merriatuaren ate supposed to be left at feneriffe. rhe wind coming r. •und to the eastward, Admi ral Cornwallis wail sail this evening, or to-morrow morning at farthest. Arrived the Swedish brig Theleiderin, laden with wheat from Nantz, bound to Cadiz, cap tured by Ls Seine frigate. Bailed the ✓a.4a Bra cutter, on a ctaisel TOIIIAI , DEC. 23. Arrived last 'evening, after dark, under the cornasaad of Admiral .oglas, from off Ushant, the 11.3e , Paia, Nun . 1 034: Prim" Georv , WO, Impetutux, Matron. Wa-rmr, and Triuns , ,h, and this day, the wind being inclinable t the S,mth ward and Eastward. Admiral Douglas, with the fleet ander his command, got under weigh : but the wind changing to the Westward, they again return ed to their anchorage in Tut hay. DC•L, DEC. 24. This morning, sailed th► ffecte bomb, with the Rol ? •er transport, from Deptford, for Plymouth ; and a Heft of outward-bound vessels, under con voy, to tI-e Westward; also, the homeward-bound h4-r Indiamen, fur the River Arrived the Meteor bomb, from a cruise ; and remains in the Downs, with the rest of I lis Majesty's ships AS per last.—Wind N.N.W. FRO I LLUIDS LIST. Da A TVILIID. The 24.-e-Pasied by thy Edinb•rrlh, Tlinman, from Faro; Maria, Cracker, (min %Yaterfurd; Prov,d-e• Purred ; and the Laperiine r, Phillips, from Dublin; Album, Randall, from Youghall ; Gene and Anti, Livarick, from Li merick; Providence, Luke; and the William, Oldrive, fryai Cork. Sailed the Fatale, South, for Dublin; Alexander, f.,r New Sout:t Wale.; Hopewell, hlaraden; and the Augusta, Gfillt, for Jamaica. Yesterday se'nnight, was killed, at the Earl of CA kII 1.L3 Farm, Castle Howard, Yorkshire, a most extraordinary Pig, of which the following is An acc•rrate description as to weight, size, Etc. ; he had only been fed twelve months, and had nothing but common food given to hint : rr t 6 Q•saitcrt....6s 4 EWA, ac ...,.,.15 0 tit) 4 11th to tlie Stens. Ipngth. • feet. Girth Height...... 4 feet Yesterd.sy, CIinVIMAIP DAT....HOlidiy at the Puhltc Office. riticE OF IRISH STOCICS—Dee. 17 Cos. Dabenturt.s.3l. p.r Cent ...701 Daus Stock, per CANIt . 70i4 Ger. Debentures 5 per Cent . 93 Grand Canal Loan, 6 per Cent C.X.ITJRSE OF EXI Amsterdam 33 It I l!. Ditto at Sight 3,5 Rotterdam c. 1 11 B 2 U. Hatntsurgh 32 10 211. Altuna Pant DIM. 2 lh l5 1! Bourrtetex 13 13 Ca. sa Ditto • . Sfattrod lO effect. !Mtn. 8 io. Lesson l2; Naples IY , blin on London (Di Hrlfa4t on londoni DEC lielfaet on Dto.lin(Ditti C.IlANG4—Ilac. 24 tkio.r... ......... Li, Pie. • Ven.c. 59% Ditto. 1.4.6. , n 6lt Oporto 621 Dohlot l6l Cork 13/ •usagual. Portage' Gold an C.. and Be , * per as. e New Doubler:me... 0 New Della,. 0 3 7j Silver in Ser. .... I 1 10 New Louis each .. 0 0 t• Agin en the Ilea .1 Nefeeee 54 per Cent. a. 16 ..... llj IS) ), 61 Aso. 4 41 MAK RIAGES. On Tuesday stonnight, the Itev Charles Henry Hodgson, A E. Mas'.•r of the Free Grarnraar School. and Lecturer of the pariah Chiarch of St. Thomas, salisisury, so Miss EIIII Mar garet Greenwood, eldest daughter of the Nee. Thomas Grcea wood, A. M. Vicar of Caine and Fighehlean, Wilts Lately, at Hart lingual, Jams !!anon, Erg. E.ibadae•, to Mite CearlotteGoir. daughter of tire lase John liiay , Esq . 'row* Cloth of 1144dlagtuss. his penSoz tone Ili - Alan La.lY \Pisan ; dig the didire r illigillill.lll.7l AF:r o elC't the last ‘‘ 41 itni Testament and sam of money to be vest ,~ J• DEATHS. 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