The National Register.
London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

The Will of Her late Mt&sty was on Friday proved
in Doctor's Commons, by Lord Arden and Gencr..l
Taylor, the executors. The peronal property is mewl)
to as being under 140,0001.
The will is in substance as follows:

Her Majesty directs her debts, and the Ic7acies
annuities given by her will, to be paid mit of the per-
sonalty, or out of the ask ofprionals, if there is nut
sufficient in Her Majesty's treasury to provide for tito.e
payments.
Her Majesty states her property to consist of a real
estate in New Windsor, called the Lower Lodge, and
of personals of various descriptions: those of the great-
est value being her jewels, which are classed as fol.
lows :

). Those which the King purchased for 50,0001. and
presented to her, (supposed on her marriage.)
2. Those presented to her by the Nabob of Arcot.
3. Those purchased by herself, or being presents
made on birth-days or other occasions.

In the event of the King surviving, and being re-
stored from his malady, Her Mujesty bequea!hs to him
the jewels which he purchased and gave her ; but if
he should not survive, or should not be restored to a
sound state of mind, she then gives those jewels to the,
}lns. of ►lanov'r as an heir-loom.

I ler Majesty then alludes to the Queen of Wet.,
tentherg being so handsomely provided fin, and girt a
the jewels presented by the Nabob of Arcot to her four
remaining daughters, directing those jewels to be sold,
and the produce divided amongst the four daughters,
subject to the charge of debts, &c.
The remaining jewels she gives equally amongst the
four daughters just mentioned, to be divided according
to a valuation to be made of them.

The :loose and ground at Fruginore, and the Shaw&
establishment, lkr Majesty gives to the Princess Au-
gusta Sophia ; but if she should find living in it, and
keeping it up to expensive, it is directed to revert to
the Crown, upon a valuation being made anti riven for
it to the Princess Augusta Sophia, with due :onside.
ration to the improvements; whether it shall please the
Prince Regent, to reserve the possession of it as an ap..
pcndage to Windsor-castle, or to authorize any other
disposal of it.
Her Majesty gives the fixtures, articles of common
household furniture, and live and dead stock in the
house at Froinore, or on the estates, to Ler daughter
Augusta Sophia.
She gives the real estate in New Windsor, purel.ascd
of the late Duke of St. Alban:, and commonly callel
the Lower Lodge, with its arycadages, to her youngest
daughter Sophia.
Her books, plate, house-linen, china, pictures, draw-
ings, prints, all articles of ornamental tnrniture, and
other vtiunliics and personals, she directs to be divided
in equal shares, according to a valuttion to be made,
amongst her tour yotinger daughters.
Her Nlajesty states, that she brought various pro.
perty from Mecklenburg, as specified in a list, No. 1,
to be annexed to her will; and she desires, that that
property. shall revert to the House of Mecklenburg.
Strelitz, and be sent bark to the senior branch of that
I louse.

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Her Majesty then expresses her intention of giving
several legucies, ai specified in a list, No. 2, to be an-
nexed to her will, to be paid out of her persona] pro.
nerty, within six months after her death : but no such
lists as these were annexed to her will or made out by
her Majesty.
ller Nlajesty appoints Lord Arden and General
Taylor, Trustees for the property bequeathed to her
daughters Elizabeth and Mary ; stating that property
to he left to them for their sole benefit, and indepeiii-
cot of any husbands they have or may have, ai:d he
also appoint* Lord Ardtu and General Taylor her
Executors. _ _ _

The %%ill is (litel Nov. Ifi, ISIS, (the day betbre
her Nlajesty'. death.) It is in tin: liana- writing •of
General Taylor ; an I twn of the Attesting wit nesse,
are Sir Fratieib ansl S:r I len ry llalf►ni.

It is understood that Pao liumenc will he npenksa by
commission un Thursday next. As there is no i •eu of
opr.sin,- the late worthy Spcuker, it is expeetcl that
he a iii ht press:tin-A to the C)nun►ssiontrs for appro.
bution up aauv, thr becond duy of the Me,n.ing ; uu3
cutuk-rviently the ..k.w Nn n W iurtuwit.h bu niuvu.l.