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LORD ALLENBOROUCH'S WILL.

The Will of the late Lord Elienhgeoligh wail Mt
Saturday proved Its Doctors' CuennlOnas It is in
subsinsii-e us follows. end the personal property is
sworn ilorsipr ucti)moor.
Ike we, totally lillesburaneh 1,1001. per mesa, far her
fife, which, with the farther sem ofl4ol. per aniasses, swami
to her by ossrriate settlement, will make an sumuity
2,0001. to her for life. He also gives her all the bouseloild
futons's sad victim** its his bow, in 01. Jamees.sqnare
(except teitaiis ;Hirts in his dressing-voass, sad wow other.;
sherword• siseutioned), ell Ma wines, booseheld lisea, wear-
Mg apparel, and robes (except as afterwards Mentioned
her own bunks, aud one todf of she plate. He directs the
gold chain worn by him is thief Justice of Corked, to 'he
offered in sale to his sore. vow, is it *as to hire by direction
of his predecessor Lord groyne', at the anal of MO ;Maria,
the money to rink into the reside" of his propeity.
Hr gives his Eul.l watch soil chalk to his clerk, Mr. Riehanl
Smith ; sod tabu 10f. for ittountiuk, as • stash Marl of his
reineinh.romee of Mr. Smith's long and faithful services.
He giros It/ his .West sun, Edward (wow Lord Ellenbo.
rough), all orals 'spun which his arms, Ike. are engraved, and
also his coat of arms, enable/toned by Sir Isaac Retard : he
also gives him the remaining half of she plate, all the horses,
rank, live and 'lead stuck, fee. at Itoelianspouo (except such
as are used by laity Elleashorovili), the reasaisdar of the
hooks, and all samisseripts and papers, a gold medal which
he +Misused as a prise at Cambridge, nod the reamiader of
the pictures, porta-slimly Met of his father, by Rummel; the
Bishop of Elphon, by Robotism ; the Bishop of Chester, by
Hayter; Dr Paley, by Romney; himself, by Lawrence, &e.,
pending of poultry, supposed by Hluisiliesieter. He also
gives to his eldest son his Prer's robes, and letters palest of
the Peerage fur life; directiihr them ilfierwards to nceose•
pany the title to his heirs mak, as heir-looms, agreeably to
• .lame in the letters patent. He gives to Lady Ellesbo-
rough 2001. her a present supply of cash, at his death.
He gives to his dear ustural daughter, Mks Elizabeth
Thornton, 2,000/. with isterrst front his death, to the time
of parietal.
He ileviats the Manor of Thorhy.ball, and all his other
bereilimineuts to his win Edward, Ow life, with remainder to
his heist male; soil on failure of issue, to his setuwd son
Sad his issue; and to tlg in SUCtirillirtil to all his other ions
and Hair issue, with remainder, on failare of issue of all of
them, to his Own right heirs. He grouts a power to lease to
each Irmo' for life, for ally period nut exceeding 21 years,
and appoints the Po lime Judges esf the Court of Kiog's Beech
suit their heirs trustees, to support Cootingent remainders.
He devises his estate at Iltrehamlotoa, Surrey, purchased of
the late itrojronin trustees, with all the fur-
niture, wines, live and dead stock, fsrrstug impletneuts,
ex. to his son Edward, sod 2,000/. in money.
He doer's the house in St. James's-agnate, with such fur.
Minn., as is Snell so it, to be wild, wit gives the papered",
a ill. all Ilia remaining personal emote, to lie equally divided
amongst Ins nine yuittiger children, and such ushers as
might he afterwards born in his life lime, or with whirls
Lady Ellenlimouch might lie ensient at his death, on their
attaining It year+ of age, or being monied, with herald of
survivorship as usual.
He requests Lally Ellenborou:b to execute the power of
appotiitmeet necessary nailer their marriage settlemeol, fur
giving egret to the provision thus made fur tbe younger
childreu ; but it any conslderations should arise to make it
advisable in her estimation not hi flu so, his I.urdsiiip ex-
presses his wish tout to limit their operation in her mind ;
hot he losers her, in that ease, at liberty to decline este...lag
the power of •ppoiniment.
Hr directs that Lady Ellenburnsgh shall be paid a suit.
stile suns for ilw stiasistenaure of suds of 1124: younger clod.
diets as shall remain with her, out of their respeetore for-
tunes, at the discretion of his execators, Hugh loycester,
Esq. and his brother Evian Law, Esq. with the advice of
Lord badmouth. Chief:Justice Gibbs, cud 2lr.Serjeaut Luis;
whose decision he directs. to be takeu upon all dill...mimes
that may arise under his will. In sdditioa to the two exe-
cutors piss asentione.l, his Lordship apprises lady
Elless-
loruuch, Isis sou Edward, sod kis sober Edward Henry
I.iishingion, Esq. his executors likewise; sad he gives to
sell bite rxreuturs, mid to Lord Stanwood., bat. each, for'
their ironlele iu the discharge of the trusts coutiderl to these.
He observe... that as it might be painful to Lady Elk.o-
horisuch to be dist seised its removing from St. James's-square
iomrdiatrly 4114 his dreruse,ln directs that she shall be per-
mitted to remain there, with a suitable allows/sec fur house-
keeping, for me month afterwards.
lb. appoints her EUSl.liall of all his voyager children.
Hr 4:irects Isis fuurnl to be as plain and economical as
possible.
He gives rillllllling rings to Ilse Lund Claseellor, %%ire-
fkasicrllor, Mister of Ilea Rolls, his successor, and all his
blusher hotter, the Attorney and Solwitor-General, Loral
Knissaatth, ,111 r. Nathaniel Build, the Bishop of Chester, sod
to his guttslars Io fire tnentionetl.
aggrolum the 20th of March, 1917. It is re.
1945 1 ins the Bth of June following, is order to pass
longs enbwineolly parchasoil at Shipley, in borthauther.
laud; end gamin tot Ow flat of August following, to pass
lands as (takley.vreen, bucks, since ocouirod by cusveyauce
Gam lady lald isbornrieh. There is also a codicil, dated
May 11.1818, by who 11 hot Lordship directs, that in rase the
shores id bin yuailiger children should exceed 10,000/. each,
hi. Alm sou Edward is to participate with theta in the sur-
plus ' • bust this his Lordship says be dues nut .'writer likely
to happen, at all treats until after lAtly Elletibursuglea
deafly when the property approprialird to make good her all*
girl! will revert stain 10 his Lord-hip's estate.
'llw will and OHIO it nre proved by all the executors except
%Ir. Ewan law, II twin a power le reserved of doing ou, if
he shush' think proper, at any tittle hereafter.
The Will rissil evHhrilsare all ill Ws Lordship's own hand.
writhes, rad Hoy are attested by his tipstaff sod two see-
emits. The. husithw iii ilig is nisch less neat and legible than
im es neral it used to be, and the papers have the appearance
of baring Iwo II forlorn ias illto«ss or it great haste. The &-
Vises of the veil estatcs are expressed- wish as iamb brevity
as is strictly consistent is ith their Whig legally operative;
and Hwy coneloi.le with a clause stating his Lordship% wish
to avoid soulixily, and his desire that the several devises
shall opiate agreeably to his meaniug, has as complete a
ismoser as if mute formally expressed.

CURIOUS AN F.cuuTe.—Grettie-green has never
hrtis enure than within the last two or
the.' haviiig. Ism.. wiggled by u very emi-
nent nearly seventy yeses of Mgr, in
o• pally with a female who has brought him several
children out of the pale of wedlock. which female,
with use a.slttasice of the established juicer of the
place. lie marries'. The object of this very *linter-
(looney .11-11 is to legitimatise the children of this
cinaiesion, who, according to Scottish law, cease to
be hayiasols nit tlw inartiage of the parents at wag
time. Ili% tordship for wally signed certain mil 5-
coves on the spot, to give his children the advantage.-
of the esionhart pursued. The Noble Lord has
children by a roomer marriage. anti, of coarse, this
r.ll,goil.ir proceeding can by no means interfere with
their English tig:its, whatever it may do with their
Scottish.—ilht rer,lomr.ei Chrowitle, ism 7.1
The following information has just been received
from the resp. etive wasters oif the lly+lruaud Prihre
If Wales Sonsiewsine,i. The Hydra was at Pat ta
on the :Pith of September last, whence olw iiitenikol
to ysil for the coast of California iu a few dins, with
I;,e Isaiw of completing her rouge, sperm whales
haoitig become very seater on the roast sof Peru.
Slit. Led il.ess 1,0001 harieli of sperm oil on board.
The slop Wahl nate, 4 ',modiste, which left Eng•
laild alsooot the 'mow time ns the I I ydrn, had wooly
OHO 'sourly, toiiil oilier ships-in pmportinsf.., The
Prist, Witlrs rus
the Or Sept ens her, with the design of sail-

11. a olas IN fair.