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IN THE GOODS OP THE LATE QUEEN DOWAGER.
This case concerns the last will and testament of
her late Majesty, who died on the 2d of December,
1849. The will was dated August 14, 1837, and ap-
pointed her Lord Treasurer and Vice-Chamberlain
executors. The instrument occupied five sheets of
paper ; upon the first side a line had been drawn
nearly down to the end of the page, and there were
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sheets. On the back of the will was a memorandum
dated in 1849, to the effect that her Majesty thereby
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through the upper part, and without the erasures.

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The Queen held a leiee, which was very numerously
attended, yesterday afternoon, in St. James's Palace.
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His Royal Highness Prince George also attended the
leve
The Body Guard was on duty,
command of Captain Phibbs, the Exon in Waiting.
Lord John Russell bad an audience of the Queen be-
fore the levee. as usual, under the

The Marquis of Normanby wss presented to her Ma-
jesty at an audience by Viscount Palmerston, G.C.8.,
the Queen's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Aff,:irs.

The following had audienaes of the Queen, to deliver
the insignia of the Grand Cress of the Order of the
Bath :

Viscount Canterbury, worn by his father the late
Viscount Canterbury. _ .

Vice-Admiral Lord Aylmer, worn by his brother, the
late General Lord Aylmer.
Mr. Robert Graham, worn by the late General Lord
Lynedoch.
Captain John Moore, R.N., worn by his father, the
late Admiral Sir Graham Moore.

Sir William G. Hylton Jolliffe, Bart., worn by the late
General the Right Hon. Sir George Murray.
Captain T. V. Anson, R N., worn by his father, the
late General Sir George Anson.
Sir St. Vincent H. Whitshed, Bart., worn by his fa-
ther, the late Admiral of the Fleet, Sir James H. Whit-
shed, Bart.

Mr. Norman Macdonald, worn by his father, the la!e
Lieutenant-General and Adjutant-General Sir John
Macdonald.

Major Henry Paget, worn by his father, the late
General the Hon; Sir Edward Paget.
The Field Officer in Waiting had an audience of the
Queen.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by their
Royal Highnesses the Prince of Prussia and Prince
George, were conducted by the great officers of state to

the Throne-room, the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting
occupying their usual stations.
The Queen wore a train of white and lilac flowered
silk, trimmed with tulle and lilac riband, and having the
stomacher ornamented with diamonds.

Her Majesty worn an emerald and diamond diadem.
The Foreign Diplomatic Circle was introduced, when
the following presentations to her Majesty and his
Royal Highness Prince Albert took place:—
By the Belgian Minister—Le Comte Camille de
Louvencourt, Conseiller de Legation de S. M. le Roi des
Beiges:

13 the Russian Minister—M. de Mirtchenko, Gentil-
homrne de Li Chambre de S. M. Imperiale.
By the Nettivrlands Miniver—M. Ernest Shimmel-
penninck, third son of the Minister.
By the Swedish and Norwegian Minister—Monsieur
Brink, Secre:aire au Minister° de Justice de S. M. le
Roi de Suede et de Norvege,

By the U ited States Minister—The Hon. Neill S.
Brown, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of the United States of America at the Court of
Russia.
Mr. Edward H. Wright, Secretary of the same Le-
gation.
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By the Austrian Char; $ d'Affaires—Major J. Lloyd
Gwyllyon Wardle, service of his Imperial Majesty the
Emperor of Austria.—Mr. Vincent d'Almasy, an Hun-
garian Nobleman.
-By the Br.zilian Charg6 d'Affaires—Le Chevalier
Loureiro, Attaci,6 a In Legation du Bresil.
By the Nepaulese Envoy —Soubah Sedee Mann.
The diplomatic circle was attended by the Turkish
Ambassador, and Cabouly Effendi, First Secretary of
the Embassy, the French. Ambassador, M. ,
-Mareacalchi,
lftrst Secretary, Mr. Sampayo, Attacli6 to the Embassy,
and the Duke of Bignano; the Belgian Minister, the Ba-
varian Minister, the Russian Minister, Le Comte %Vie:
horski, Secretary of Legation, and M. de Obrescoff,
Concealer Pri,Z et Charnhellande S. M. l'Empereur de
Russie; the Neapolitan Minister, and M. Canofari, Se-
cretary of Legation; the Prussian Minister, the Danish
Minister, and Count de Moltke, Secretary of Legation;
the Netherlands Minister, and Baron de Stratenus,
Concealer de Legation; the Swedish and Norwegian
Minister, and M. de Sibbern, Secretary of Legation; the
United States Minister, Mr. J. Davis, Secretary of Le-
gation, and Mr. W. H. Prescott; the Spanish' Minister
and le Chevalier Diaz, Second Secretary of Legation;
the Tuscan Minister, the Sardinian Chargé d'Affaires
and Count Corti, Secretary to the Legation; Baron do
Koller, Austrian Chargé d'Affaires, and le Count Pos-
senti; M. d'Amaral, Brazilian Charge d'Affaires; M.
Francisco de Rivero, Peruvian Charg6 d'Affaires; the
Nepaulese Envoy, with Colonel Juggut Shumshere
Jung, Colonel Dhere Shumshere Jung, and other officers
of his suite; Viscount Palmerston, G.C.8., the Queen's
Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; and
Colonel the Hon. Sir Edward Cust, K.C.H., her Ma-
jesty's Master of the Ceremonies.
Viscount de Moncorvo, the Portuguese Minitter, was
prevented by indisposition from attending her Majesty's
levee.

The following noblemen and gentlemen had the honour
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of being presented to her Majesty:—
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The Earl of Airlie, by the Earl of Eglinton.
Lieutenant
, Bth Regiment of Bombay Native
W. Alexander, C. 8., sth Bengal
Cavalry, on return from India, by Lord Gough.Lieutenant Alvanley, on coming to his title, by the Duke
of Cleveland.
Infantry,e u te n aT. oy Co. n Aieri l
Lieutenant G. L. D. Arnie], 10th Regiment, by Lieu-
tenant-General Sir T. 1119,1ahon, Bsrt.,K.C.B.
Mr. John Audersun, by Sir Matthew White Ridley.
Mr. A. Arbuthnot, by Viscount Gough.
Major-General Sir Richard Armstrong, on appointment
to the Colonency of the 32d Regiment, by the Duke
of Wellington.
Mr. Aston, by Earl Grey.
Mr. Athorpe, by the Bishop of Down.
Vice-Admiral Lord Aylmer, on coming to his title, by
the First Lord of the Admiralty.
Vice-Admiral Ayscough, on promotion, by the First
Lord of the Admiralty.
Major George Begot, First Aide-de-Camp to the Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland, on promotion, by Lord Fitzroy
Somerset.
Ensign D. Baird, 74th Highlanders, on appointment, by
Sir David Baird, Bart.
Mr. E. H. Baldock, M.P., by the Earl of Lonsdale.
Lieutenant D. Barclay, 16th Lancers, by Lieutenant-
Colonel Smyth, C.B.
Mr. Henry Bathurst, 23d Royal Welsh Fusileers, by
Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps.
The Earl of Beauchamp, on his marriage, by the Hon.
General Lygon.
Mr. Hamilton Beckett, 10th Hussars, by the Hon. Ge-
neral Lygon.
Commander Thomas Belgrave, on promotion, by Vice-
Admiral J. R. Dacres.
Mr. Middleton Berry, on appointment as Deputy-Lieu-
tenant of Westmeath, by the Marquis of Ormonde.
The Hon. Henry Blackwood, by Lord Dufferin.
Ensign E. R. Blagrave, Hon. East India Company's
Engineer, by Colonel Sir Frederic Smith.
Lieutenant James Blair (2d Bombay Light Cavalry), by '
Sir J. C. Hobhouse.
Lieutenant 11. I. Blomfield, R.N., by his father, the
Bishop of London.
Lieutenant Blosse, Royal Horse Artillery, by the
Master-General of the Ordnance.
Lieutenant George Neeld Boldero (Royal Irish Fusi-
leers), by Lieutenant-General Viscount Gough.
Lieutenant-Colonel Bonham, loth Hussars, on return
from India, by Lieutenant General H. B. Lygon.
Lieutenant Oswald Borland, R.N., by his father, Dr.
Borland.
Mr. Frank Bradshaw, by Sir George Staunton, Bart.
Lieutenant Colonel Brereton, C.B. and Royal
Horse Artillery, on return from Chins, by Field-Mar-
shal the Marquis of Anglesey.
Ensign P. Wright Breton, 4th Regiment,
by the Baron
de Roebeck.
Mr. Baliol Brett, by Lieutenant-General Viscount
Hardinge.
The Dean of Bristol, by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Major Brooke. 12th Regiment, on return from foreign
service, by Lord Brabazon.
Ensign H. A. Brownlow, Hon. East India Company's
Engineers, by Colonel Sir Frederic Smith.
Lieutenant C. 1). Bruce, Bombay Artillery, by Major-

General Sir A. Maclaine.
Cornet George Buchanan, Royal Scots Greys, by Ge-

neral Sir W. Kirr Grant.
Lieutenant-Colonel Bunbury, by Viscount Harding°.
Mr. R. Burrell, by Lord Willoughby de Eresby.
Lieutenant John Bythesea, R.N., on promotion and re-
turn from Hong-Kong, by his father, the Rev. George
Bythesea.
Commander Joseph Cammilleri, on appointment to her
Majesty's ship Poictiers, by Sir F. Baring.
Sir Archibald Islay Campbell, Bart., by the Earl of

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Eglinton.
Colonel Capon, C. 8., on return from India after no.
urination to the Order of the Bath, by Sir J. C. Hob-

house.
Captain J. W. Carnegie, 15th Bengal Native Infantry,
by Sir J. C. Hobbouse.
Captain E. J. Carpenter, R.N., on promotion, by Sir F.
Baring.
Dr. Robert Carsewell, to receive the honour of knight-
WWI by Sir J. Clark, Bart.

Rev. Dr. Cartmell, Vice-Chancellor of the University
of Cambridge, by the Bishop of Chester.
Lieutenant Ennis Chambers, R.N., by Sir F. Baring.
Lieutenant Frank Chaplin (3d Dragoon Guards), on
return from India, by Lord C. Manners. ' •
Lieutenant-Colonel Chesney, R. A., to present the survey
of the rivers Euphrates and Tigris tJ her Majesty, by
the Duke of Wellington.
Captain W. Christie, Northampton Militia, on appoint-
ment, by Vice-Admiral Dacres.
Ensign G. F. Christie, on appointment to the 15th Re-
giment, Oy Lieutenant• General Sir C. W. Thornton.
Captain John Alexander Church, 20th Madras Native
Infantry, by Major-General Sir W. Morrison.
Mr. tiiilliavn Codringtou, by his father. Sir William
Raymond Codrington, Bart., on attaining his ma-
jority.
Captain Collette, 27th Regiment, by Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Clitberow.
Captain Frederick Campbell, Cape Mounted Rifles, by
General Brown.
Mr. Cuiquhoun, her Majesty's Consul-General in Wal-
lachia, by Viscount Palmerston.
Lord Colville, on coming to the title, by the Earl of
Ellenborough.
Mr. Clifford Constable, by the Earl of Shrewsbury.
Master J. B. Cook (her Majesty's abip Black Eagle),
by Rear-Admiral Dundas.
Captain Cookson, 4th Bengal Native Infantry, by Sir J.
C. Hobhouse.
Rev. W. J. Coope, rector of Falmouth, on presentation,
by the Bishop of Oxford.
Mr. F. J. Cooper, by Viscount Maidstone.
Ensign R. E. F. Cotgrave, Hon. East India Company's
Engineers, by Col. Sir F. Smith.
Sir James Laurence Cotter, Bart., her Majesty's Corps
of Gentlemen-at-Arms, by Lord Foley.
Mr. Stapleton Charles Cotton, her Majesty's Corps of
Gentlemen-at-Arms, by Lord Foley.
Lieutenant Charles Cotton, 10th Bengal Light Cavalry,
by Sir J. C. Hobhouse.
The Lion. and Rev. Charles L. Courtenay, on his mar-
riage, by the Earl of Devon.
Mr. Norman Cowley, on his marriage, by Major-Gene-
ral D. Macleod, C.B.
Lieutenant F. A. B. Crawfurd, R.N., by Sir F. Baring.
Mr. Robert Capel Cure, on his marriage, by his father-
in-law, the Bishop of Rochester.
Mr. J. F. Compton (late her Majesty's Charge
d'Affaires at Washington), by Viscount Palmerston.
Lieutenant D'Aeth. R.N., by Sir F. Baring.
Lieutenant G. G. Dalrymple, Scots Fusilier Guards, on
appointment, by Colonel Knollys.
Mr. William R. Dalton, surgeon, R.N., on return from
foreign service, by Sir W. Burnett.
Lieutenant Seymour Dawson Darner, Scots. Fusilier
Guards, on appointment, by his father, Colonel Daw-

son Darner.
Lieutenant Darner, on appointment to the Scots Fuglier
Guard:, by Colonel Knollys.
Dr. John Bamfylde Daniell, by Sir J. Clerk, Bart.
Ensign Walpole G. Dashwood, 50th Regiment, by Cap-
tain Sir Henry Leeke.
Lieutenant-Colonel, Henry Davis, 52d Light Infantry,
by Major-General Sir A. Maclaine, on promotion to
the Lieutenant- Colonelcy of the regiment.
Mr. Richard Davis, by Mr. James Weston.
Mr. W. H. Day, by Sir Montagu Cholmeley.
Mr. De Treville, Deputy-Lieutenant, on succeeding to
the name and estate of De Treville, by the Duke of
Cleveland.
Lieutenant-Colonel H. J. Delacombe (Royal Marines),
on promotion, by Colonel Parke, C.B.
Mr. William Fane De Salis, on return from abroad,
by Viscount Canning.
Mr. Coore, by the Duke of C!eveland.
Ensign W. Dickinson (Bth Bombay Native Infantry),
by Viscount Gough.
Sir Willoughby Wolstan Dixie, by the Duke of Rutland.
Rev. J. W. Donaldson, D.D., Head Master of Bury
School, by Earl Jermyn.
Ensign L. Donaldson (Lion. East India Company's
'Engineers), by Col. Sir F. Smith.
Ensign Hon. Edward Douglas, on appointment as aide-
de-camp to the Commander-in-Chief of Bombay, by
Lieutenant-General Sir William Gomm.
Captain W. J. Doveton, 35th Madras Infantry, by Lieu-
tenant-General Sir John Doveton.
Mr. Frederick Dowding, Mayor of Bath, by the Mar-
quis of Tnomond.
Assistant-Commissary-General Drake, by the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer.
ROD. Francis C. Drummond, by his father, Viscount
Strathallan.
Hon. Hamilton Duncan, on being appointed Deputy-
Lieutenant, by the Right llon. Fox Maule.
Mr. Duncan, Surgeon, 12th Regiment, by General Hon.
R. Meade.
Lion. W. Ernest Duncombe, on his coming of age, by
his father, Lord Faversham.
Colonel the Hon. Sir Henry Dundas, 60th Royal Rifles,
on return from India, and nomination tq be a Knight
Commander of the Bath, to receive the honour of
knighthood, by his Royal Highness Prince Albert.
Viscount Dungarvan, by his uncle, Lieutenant-Colonel
Hon. Robert B iyle.
Commander Hugh Dunlop, on his return from the coast
of Africa, by Sir Francis Baring.
Lieutenant Montagu B. Dunn, R.N., by Admiral Deans
Dundas.

Lieutenant• Colonel Dunsmure, 42d Highlanders, by
Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. C. B. Phipps.
Lord Tyneley, on return from foreign service, and ap•
pointment to the Horse Artillery, by the Marquis of
Anglesey.

Earl of Durham, by Earl Grey.
Lieutenant Dynon, 16th Lancers, by Lieutenant-Colonel
Smith, C.B.

Colonel Eckford, C. 8., on return from India, by Vis-
count Gough.
Mr. Charles William Eeles, Paymaster and Purser, R.N.,
by Rear-Admiral Dundee.

Lieutenant-Colonel by Viscount Gough.
Mr. George d'Enycourt, lay Right Hon. C. d'Eyncourt.
Rev. William Falconer, Rector of Bushey, by the Bishop
of Norwich.

Hou. Julian Fane, by Field-Marshal the Duke of Wel-
lington.
Captain Henry Jamas Farquharson, Queen's Own Dor-
setshire Yeomanry, by the Earl of Ilchevter.
Captai❑ Farquhar, R.N., on promotion on return from
foreign service, by Admiral Bowles.
Captain J. 0. C. Farran, Madras army, by Sir J. C.
llobhouse.

Lieutenant-Colonel F. Farrant, Secretary to her Ma-
jesty's Legation in Persia, on return from Persia, by
Viscount Palmerston.
Lieutenant H. D. Faulkener, 421 Madras Native In-
fantry, by Sir J. C. Ilobhouse.
Rev. E. Barch Field, by his father, Dr. Field.
Mr. Frank S. Fiske, of the United States, by the Ame-
rican Minister.
Major• General Fergusson, on his appointment as Colonel
of the 43d Regiment, by the Duke of Wellington.
Commissary-General Filder, on return from Canada, by
the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Captai❑ Ruggles Fisher, 36th Madras Native Infantry,
by Major-General Sir Thomas M'Mahon.
Mr. William Robert Vesey Seymour Fitzgerald, by Mr.
William Seymour.
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Mr. Fitzgerald, by the Marquis of Ormonde.
Cornet Fitz-Gibbon (Bthllussars) on appointment, by his
father, Colonel Hon. R. Fitz Gibbon.
Mr. F. Horatio Fitz Roy, on his marriage, by Lord Fe-
versham.
Mr. H. Wentworth Foley, by his father, Mr. John 11.
IL Foley, M.P.
Lieutenant-Colonel Franks (10th Infantry), on appoint-
ment to the Companionship of the Bath and return
from foreign service, by Lieutenant-General Sir Thos.
M'Mahon.
Sir William A. Fraser (Ist Life Guards), on promotion,
by General Viscount Combermere.
Commander John J. B. E. Frere, by Capt. Lord George
Paillet, R.N.
Colonel William L. Freestun, M.P., on appointment as
Deputy-Lieutenant of the county of Dorset, by Sir
George Grey.
Mr. Freshfleld, High Sheriff of Surrey, by the Earl of
Lovelace.
Mr. Edmund Gabriel, her Majesty's Arbitrator in the
Mixed Commission at Loanda, on arrival in England,
on leave of absence, by Viscount Palmerston.
Ensign Albert Gahagan, 10th Madras Native Infantry,
by Sir J. C. Hobhouse.
Rev. Thomas Gamier, by Lord John Russell.
Lieutenant Gell, R.M., by Sir W. Gomm.
Colonel Godby, C. 8., A.D.C., on return from India and
appointment as A.D.C., by Viscount Gough.
Lieutenant Godden, 55th Regiment, on promotion, by
Mr. Hodges, M.P.
Lieutenant-General Sir William Gomm, K.C.8., on ap-
pointment as Commander-in-Chief at Bombay, by the
Duke of Wellington.
Mr. John Watson Gordon, on his appointment as Limner
to the Queen in Scotland, and to receive the honour of
Knighthood, by Sir G. Grey.
Mr. John Golt, by Mr. Beckett, M.P.
Lieutenant F. W. Grant, 16th Lancers, by Lieutenant-
Colonel J. Rowland Smyth, C.B.
Lieutenant Graydon, 16th Bengal Grenadiers, lly Sir J.
C. Hobhouse.
Mr. Greaves, on appointment as one of her Majesty':
counsel, by Lord Langdale.
Mr. Henry H. Greathed, by Major-General Cau:'field.
Lieutenant J. %V. Greatorex, by the Inspector-General
of Fortifications.
Mr. J. G. J. Greene, by Sir William Pym,
Major-General Sir John Grey, on returning fr(vali India
and appointment to the Coloueley of the 6th Fe sileers,
by the Duke of Wellington.
Lieutenant-Colonel Grubb, on return from foreig.l ser-
vice, by Lord Fitzroy Somerset.
Mr. Haberfield, Mayor of Bristol, by the Hon. H. Berke-
ley, M.P.
Mr. Haldane, by the Earl of Camperdown.
Mr. F. How Hale, on return from China, by count
Palmerston.
Captain Fowden Haliburton, on return from Indi: by
Major-General Macneil.
Mr. Fowden Haliburton, by the Earl of Ellesmere.
Lieutenant Halton, by Lieutenant• Colonel Smyth.
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Charles Hamilton, on succeeding
to the Baronetage, by Colonel Knollys.
Mr. Ker B. Hamilton, Lieutenant-Governor of Grenada,
by Earl Grey.
Mr. A. E. Kelso Hamilton, by Sir John J. B. Duck-
worth, M.P.