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London, England, 1806-07-12 00:00:00

LORD

ROS►TE OF ♦ FURTHER COWRIE TO THE WILL.
&C. OF THE L►TR LORD MIELSOW, IPUKT OF

fCC. AS Ort•tr I'ED SY TICS PC:SOOSTIVZ
COURT OF CANTLIIISIRY, rifit JULY, 1806.
Charles, by Divine ['meld:lite, Archbishop of Canterbury,
Primate of all ftogland, and Meteors,titan, do by there pre-
50419 mike known to all men, That on tire 4th day of J
in the sear of our Lord, 1805, Wire the Right H-rneura'l
Sir kk'ilhans Scott, Knight, Divot of Laws, Surrogate of the
Right Honourable Sir William Wynne, Knight, Doctor of
Laws, Muter, Keeper, er Commissary of our Prerogative
Corot of Canterbury, lawfully constituted a Codicil to the last
Will and Testament, and seven Codicils of the Right Ho-
'tearable Horatio Viscount Nilson, of the Nile, and of Burn-
ham Thorpe, in the County of Norfolk, and United kingdom
of Great Britain, and Leland, Duke of Berate, in
Knight of the Most Military Order of the 11. sh, Knight of St.
Ferriniand and Merit, Knight of the imperial Older of the
Crescent, and Koight of the Order of St. Joachim, Vice-
Admiral of the Whim Squadron of His klajedy's Fleet, and
Command :r in Chief of His Majesty's Ships in the Mediter-
ranean, late of Merton, in the County of Swry, but killed
in Battle off Trefalgsr at S. a ; hereunto annexed, was proved,
approved, and registered; the said Dece,sed having. whilst
living, mil at the time of his Death, Goods, Chivies or Cre-
dila, in Divert Dioceses or Juriolictions, by reason whereof the
proving and registering the said Will, aril the granting Ad-
ministration of all and singular the said Goods, Chatels, arid
Credits; and alt, the auditing, alloying, and Bra] dis:harg-
ing the Account thereof, are well known Cr. mipertaiii roily
and only to us; and not to any inferior Ju4-, and that Ad-
ministration of all and singular tlic Grads, Chattels and Cre-
dits of the said Deceased, and any way concerning bis said
Will, was granted to the Reverend and Right Honourable
William Nehion, Doctor in D.vinity,Viicount Merton, and Earl
Nelson ed Trafalgar. and William Iladewood, Frigate*, the
Executers named in the said %Via, they having been already •
sworn, well and faithfully so administer the same, and to
makes bre and, perfect Inventory of all, and singular the said
Goods and Chattels, and to exhibit the same into the Registry
of our said Coed, cm or before the last Day of January nest
ensuing; and also to reinter a just and true Account thereof.
Given at the Tillie and Place above-wriasn, and in the second
Tear of our Translation.
GEORGE GISTI.P ) Deputy
NITH GOhTI.I%G,
R. C CRE.SSWk.LI., s Registrars..
Rut:acted by GEORGE SILK, Prrictor,
Doctors' Cummons.

CODICIL.
"Paola'? the Torenty.hat. One Thousand Eight I fund red
and roe, 'lion in sills of the (74,050.c.1 lloeu of
France and Soto, dt,t.int about tea mild. '

" Wherea. the eminent services of EMMA HAMIL.
vow, widow of the Right flunoutable Sir Wic
seer HAMILTON, have been of the very greatest

service to our King'and country, to my knowledge,
without her receiving any toward from tidier our
King or country: first, that she obtained the King
of Spain's letter in 170, to Ins brother, the King
of Naples, acquainting him of his intention to de.
dare war against England; from which letter the
Ministry sent out orders to then Sir JOHN Jrituis, to
strike a stroke, if opportunity offered, against either
the arsenals of Spain or her fleets : that neither of
these WAS done is not the fault of Lady ILTON ;
the opportunity might have been offered. Se-
condly, the British fleet under my command
eculd nicer jsar returned It __dr le CPR,/ 671 r 10 414 had
not Lady [-testi:roses inffienee with the Queer ut
Nang:, caused letters to be wrote to the Go-
vernor of Syracuse, that he was to encourage the
fleet being supplied with every thing, should they
put into any port in Sicily ; we pot into Syracuse,
and received every supply ; went to Egypt, and de-
r t d the Proseb fret !—Could I have rewerderithese
services, I would not now call upon my country,
but as that has not been in my power, I leave EM-
MA Lady H. u ILTOr4, therefore, a irvA'y to own Km:
and cornier, that they will give her an ample pro-
vision to maintain her rank in He. I also leave to
the beneficence of my corm:ry my adopted daughter
lioa•vro NE‘som 'lnsu es .s, and I desire she will
use in future the name of /ISOM only; thew dm
tlr onkfatrours 1 ark of now /lint aid meshy et Mir
moment, when 1 to kohl their battle. May
God bless my King and country, and all those I
hold dear ; my relations it is needless to mention ;
they will, of course, be amp'y F.:elided for.
‘• NELSON AND BIONIC."

Wanes, Henry Irs(kwood.
T. M.

Captain WOLCONI at is appointed ta command
the Laurel ftigate,at Plymouth.
Last week was seized at the Horse and Groom,
Kingsdown, by the Revenue Officeri of Malting
and Wrotham, a waggon load of Gum Benjamin,
( -..ountinghi weight to a ton and a half.) It is
tOrtunate for the owner that the hmses were bait-
ing, by which they escaped b.ing taken.
Saturday morning last, some sactilegioos thieves
broke open the church of !Bean, Kent, and stole
the cushion, surplice, communism tablecloth, and
book of offices, with which they made of undisco-
vered.

About twelve o'clock. on Tuesday night last, one
l'sriford, a watchman, at Snow.biit, is this town.
perceiving a man lacking near a warehouse, (of
which he had previous intimation) interrogated him
as to his business there, when the villain drew a
square handled pistol from Ids pocket. shot Twyford
in the body. and made of towards Handswoith.
The poor man now at out General Hospital with
link hopes of recover 7.—Busioigihan Piper.