Star.
London, England, 1805-08-10 00:00:00

Liar INTEiLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, AUGUST 9.

LORD ARCHIBALD 11/111ILTON •ND °TIMIS V. HIS ROYAL
HIOHNISS TRH BURR OF WHIZ ♦ND °TIM&
Tile ATTORNAT Gan Mai on the part of his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of Saes, moved, that notwith.
(Landing the injunaion already iffued in this cattle,
the Right Hon. William Windham and Lord Gren-
ville fhould iffue debentures out of the ftu►d intraed
to them, to the amount of 90001. for the ufe of his
Royal Highnefs ; and alfo, that they fhould ifue
debentures for a like funs of 60001. to be paid over to
the Plaintiffs, for the ufe of Lady Augaa Murray.
Mr. HoLurr, on the put of Lord Grenville, fad,
he was jai-oiled to confent to the motion, fo far as
Lord Grenville was anthorifed, andsvilhed to remind
the Court, that as the cafe now is, Lord Grenville
could not iffue his debentures, unlefs his Majelly
fhould direa his warrants to him, and authorife him
fo to do; as loon as this was done, he was ready to
coition to the motion in the Weft extent.
The LORD Cnamcassoa-0 Let the Right Hon.
William Windham and Lord Grenville, notwith-
(landing the order of the Court, be at liberty to de-
liver out any debentures, 'filmy are authorifed, pro-
vided it does not exceed the amount required by the
motion."

Mr. Rossat.ty, on the part of the truftees for Lady
Augufta Murray, fuggefted, that if Lord Grenville
could not iffue out is,oool. then, that fo much as he
was authotifed to iffue fhould be divided equally be-
tween his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Suffer, and
the Truftees for Lady Augulla Murray.
The LORD CHaNCRLLOR--" Certainly take it fo."
YRLINANTLIS, NINORR, v. lIRRINANTLI ♦ND TAYLOR.
Mr. Ric H ARDS. on the part of the Plaintiffs, moved,
that the Defendant, Mr. Freemantle, fhould pay into
the Bank, on or before the 28th of this month, the
fum of 66[91, acknowledged in his anfwer to be in
his hands, as adminiftrator of the effects of Mr. Free-
mantle, deceafed, father of the minors.
The fads of the cafe were as follow : at the death
of Mr. Freemantle, he left whatever property he was
poffeffed of to his wife, trufting to her natural love
and affection for their children, and leaving the mode
of providing for them entirely in her power. Some
time after this, in the adminiftration of the Marquis
of Buckingham, in Ireland, Mrs. Freemantle obtain-
ed the place of houfekeepet to the Houk of Commons,
with a falary annexed to it of /fool. a year : fo foon
as the had got this, fhe confulted with her particular
friends, the late Earl of Clare and the Earl of Weft-
meath, and was, after much deliberation, advifed
by them, to fign a paper, by which fhe declared, tbat
the property fhe then was in poffeffion of, was left to
, her by her hufband, for the tole ufe and advantage
1 of their children, and that the place of honfekeeper
I to the Houfc of Commons had been given to her for
the exprels purpofe of maintaining herfelf and her
children on it, and letting whatever property her huf-
band had left, accumulate for their ufe. She then by
I it bound herielf to fulfil, in every reflect, the inten-
tion of her hufband, and to maintain her children out
of the 8001. At the time of palling the Alt of Union
between this country and Ireland, Mrs. Freemantle
obtained a penfion of mool. a year; compenfating
for the lofs of the place of 8001. ; and having married
the Defendant, fvlr. Taylor, they continued to Cup-
port the children, and to allow their property to ac ,
cumulate, until the year 1803, when they Paid they 1
fhould be maintained out of the intereft of the money
they had. The prefent bill was accordingly filed on
the part of the children, for the fpecific performance
of the agreement figned by their mo.her. The pre-
feat motion was, that the Defendant, Mr. Freeman-
tle, who was adminittrator to the father of the nti•
ours, fhould pay into the Bank, the flan of 66;91.
which he had acknowledged, in his anfwer, to have
of the property of the deceafed.
No objection being made on the part of the Defen-
' dant, the Court made the order accordingly.