Star.
London, England, 1811-01-25 00:00:00

I THE DUKE OF QUEENBEERart WILL.

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Crarfurd, Colonel Robert -
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Clesuar4 Lient.-Cikeiteral Charles
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1111tekson, Colonel
Diacon, Charles (U. 8.) . .
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Fineastle. Lady Susan
Fltztatriek, General

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This Instrument only received the seal yesterday;
and we can therefore now state its contents with ofd.
cial accuracy.
The Will is dated the 16th January 1809. lii
Grace devised all his freehold and copyhold estates to
Lord and Lady YARMOUTH for their lives, and the
life of the survivor of them, and after their death to
FRANCRS, daughter of the said Lady Yerutouro,
then of the age of eleven years, or thereabouts, and
the children of the said Lady YARMOUTH, born or te
be born, and their heirs for ever. And he appointed
Sir JAMES MONTGOMILRY, Bait. EDWARD nULLOWE
DOUGLAS, Esq. and WILLIAM MURRAY, Esq. Execu-
tors. He directed all legacies to be paid within three
months after his decease, and all annuities to be paid
half-yearly ' • and he directed his Executors, oat of
his personal estate, to invest in their names as much
stock as would be sufficient for the payment of the
annuities. The will is witnessedky Mr. Moutons:so,
the Duke's Solicitcr, and two of his Clerks.
The Probate Stamp, the highest on the scale, Is.
sl6OOO. This is independent of the legacy tax of 10
per cent. which will attach upon the whole, both of
the legatees and the annuities; and the amount of
which may be estimated by the following statement
of his codicils, which were shirty/sue in number.

BEQUESTS BY THE CODICILS.
Anauky, Legacy.
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10,000
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10.030
10,000
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200,000
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111,000

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SOO 1,000
1,000

Geodisson, Richard -
thunmar, Michael - -
Gordon, Lord William -
Gordon, Lady William -
Hamilton, Lady Ann .
Hamilton, Rev. F. • .
Hayden, George
Herrenswhand - •
Hamilton, Lady •• ..
Jackson,_ Mark, pile •
James, Haughtost • •
Ketteridge, John ' . •
Lock Hospital . - .
Montgomery, Sir James •
Montgomery. Lady Elisabeth .
Murray, William -
Martinville, Madame
Nielleis Angelo - - • - gm
Awl% Maier•Qggieral • - 4
1208.601 • • . • • • 200
Radford, John • . • . . en 9
With his heroes and carriages, Stc. at
London and Richmond.
Rettig, Fred. • .
Itabortaiin, Oult. .
Iltramift, Countess D. . • . -
Christopher, . Christopher, a footman - • 100
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• a footman WO
Dualism
Janet - - • • 4
IN nitro, M. - - . - lea
Shiilinanis, Lard - - • • .
OIL Gloorges limpkai . . ak .
Cabot Matthew - - - ''.
Wend • . . . 1000
Woodlaal_ol9tata - • 4 •
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old Muss In PhisalMy and It'd:mod,
and Scabies In Betek-etreet, to her
Ladyehip's separate me.
Yanaseab's daughter . • • 411,000
Yarmouth's youngest son - . 514000
: The mobs of personal estate to Lady Yarmouth's daughter
dad Lord Yarmouth's youngest son, at ill, with benefit of tarsi.
, if both die under 24 to Lady Yarmouth and her eldest
ma.
Wieldy allowances to poor vernal In Leedom, itlebbstook and
limattst. amuse* to 4300 sitar, to be cosubolod, with
to Old Jos, the gardener.
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10,000
10,000
10,000

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10,000
10,000
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5000
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10,002
440
10,000
3,000
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10,000
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In speaking of the Foundling Hospital at Dublin.
and the hardship imposed upon the Irish labourer
whom poverty impelled to part with his child, that
he should have the additional oppression of knowing
that the child must be brought up in horror of that
religion, which was the only consolation of the afflict.
ed parent, Mr. O'Couwat. took occasion to illustrate
the character of the Irish peasant, by relating the fol-
plowing anecdote : A peasant in the county of
Wicklow, who had reared one of the hospital children,
having a large family of his own, and being pressed
for his rent, brought up the child to the hospital, a
necessary ceremony previous to being paid. He pro.
duced the child ; it was stout, healthy, and strong—.
he demanded payment—he was told it was quite just
he should be paid, and the money was handed to him;
but he was desired to leave the child, as k had attain-
ed the age of being taken into the house s sod must
I (said the man) leave the child if I receiveyour mo-
ney Certainly, you cannot now be paid for it, as
an hospital child, unless you leave it.' He instantly
flung back the money, snatched up the child, and fled
with the infant, Cwhla, ma chru, what outman,' twit
wife :ay, if I left sou behind ! I I
CoaNaMmixrr, MARK-LANR. JANUARY 25.—.. We
have to-day sonwfurther arrivals of Wheat, but no;
much on hand, and last prices are fully maintained—
Barley and Malt nearly at oar last currency—Good
White Peas are somewhat dearer—New Tick Beans
345. to flfits....-Old as under—Oats are in middling
supply, those of best quality keep their price, second
and isfurier heavy sale—Flour without variation.

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LAW INTELLIG.ENCA.
COURT 0! XING'S BENCH, lAN. 11.
The early part of the morning was occupied in
bearing the cases of several insolvent debtors, who
xi= up to be discharged under the Lords' Act. Tt
happened, however, thin not one of them was dis-
charged out of custody, because their respective cre-
ditors, by themselves, or by their Attoruies, attended,
and paid them their sixpences ; whereupon they were
;severally remanded to prison.

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SIR CHARLES HUME 4. DUDLEY.
After the affidavits on the part of the real plain.
tiff, (Major Flay) were read, and Mr. Gmutow and
Mr. LAWI:3 had been heard on that side, Mr. Serjrant
SHEPHERD argued forcibly on that of the defer.Liant,
to shew that he was entitled to a, new trial, having
been precluded in the former one, of a very material
evidence, from its being brought on contrary to the
expectation of the said defendant, at that time in
Ireland.

Lord ChtefJusticeELLENBOROUGH" Brother SHEP-
HERD, if you have not tried the cause, we shall be ready
to give you the means of obtaining the real justice of
the case ; but sre must see Sir Charles Blicke's an-
swer in equity to the defendant's bill ; let the matter
therefore stand over until that answer is put in."