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London, England, 1816-07-19 00:00:00

'ABLE E.

A I;ct of the ;ft-tides which (not being imported
be the Ugiit(A Company (.1 Merchants et Etii!land
tadir;g to till. East bodies, or not bt-irig irnpotted
horn the Vet indi.n.) may be secured in ‘Varehonses
tr, be approved by the Lords Commissioners of his
Mai •:ty'; Tr(asuly, without the duties due on the
irtyort:iti..e dieted' being first paid
Almonds i,f as suns Fracl.tre for Beds
Andlv:kg Fig%
Ani.i.era Ginscret
3:.:lbarl Ci.pivi 4.;oni Arabic
k.tiilit I --. ,t,tnegal
1.1...: t,.' I`.':4 latap
itriscles, nn !retsta Je•uirs' Bark
Cantlnoi,!l, Indigo
Carperh, Turkey Juniper Berries
Olp Hatt 1 Limn, pLen, of an
Cl.vtr Secti I sorts, except Sail
Cochirei.l Clo:h
Cotton v.ltn Manna
-----• Wool Mohair Yarn
Ct,rraLts Oil or Olives
3 koala,' Teeth -- Palm

Oil of 'Turpentine

S.lad

Opium
l'runr4
Quicksilver
Raab's ot rllsorts
Rhubarb
Saffron
:;euna
Silk, Raw
'nu own
--- Wage
Smalts
Straw Hats

i lie articles aided to Table E of the above-men-
tioned Act by the Lords Commissioners of his Ma-
-laq% Tieasury are allowed w be warehouted, with-
" payment of duty, either at the London Ducks,
the Legal Quays, o. Up-town Warehouses.

Llie on Wednesday night, or early yesterday :nor-
'Fefegraph, at Nun's Head Hill, Peckham,
was Linke open, and two long telescopes, and a great
'cat, were taken away.
Tuesday night last, as Mr. M‘KINLEY, a tailr.r,
residing in Oxford Market, was returning home from
Holborn, where he had been 'spending the evenu.g
with some friends, and having occasi,nl to go acrnss
die seven Dials, he stoppe(l at the corner of St. An-
drew's-street, where he saw several boys, who, on
seeing ::in; tipsey. exclaimed to one another, '
Aare. a klid." Upon which the person alluded to
came tip, mid, with several others, began to assault
Mr. r. INI.KINLLY in a brutal manner. succeeded
',necking him down, and robbing him of his watch
and its appendages, with all the money he had is
r t.ckets, getting clear off beim any asbietance
bs ptui.urcd.

LarAtEZ:i.MEATCE..

IMEROGATIVE COURT, 3ULY 18.
MANHIRS V. TB! RIGHT HON. WARY COIIRNTRis

MONLY CALLED LADY MARY DEERRURST.
Thit was a procr cling on the part of Miss Laura
Manners, the executrix of the late Duthess of St.
Albans, who was executrix of the late Duke of St.
Albans, for the purpose of proving his Grace's will,
which was opposed by Lady Deerhurst, his Grace's
daughter by a former wile, who took no benefit
under it. By the will, which was dated the 18th of
July, 1814, his Grace bequeathed the whole of his
property, real and personal, unto or in trust for the
Duchess, declaring, that Lady Deerlsurst had x very
ample provision under the macrrage-settlement of her
mother, to which he did not deem it necessary to
make any itddition.
His Grace had executed a Will in the month of
May, 1812, of nearly the same purport. • One of the
subscribing witnesses to that will had let his service;
and he being apprehensive that his will would he dic.
puted by Lord and Lady Deethurst, caused it to he
re-copied for execution, with sgme inconsiderable al-
terations, and executed it accordingly on the 18th of
July, 1814. The instructions for this will by the
Duke, and the necessary formalities of its execution,
were fully proved by the three attesting witnesses,
and the Court therefore pronounced in favour of its
validity.
COURT OF COMMON FLEAS, JULY IS.