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CERT! I. ICATES—Airoort 7'.

T. M. Kean, Paul hatZmanateturer. IL Ityrsit4
Dartmouth, merchant. ,Gkeit Russel:ofeet, Ilkosear-
bury, watch-maker. J. B. Grney, Sandwicii, kenk,
W. PL.her, Union-place; Landatthi master-mariner. sit- IL
Tuckett3 Bristol, grocer. & Bradley, Sandfrich, brewel. W.
Alarshali, liouth-street, .614talfields, ebewntonger. P. Toting,
jun. and R. Anderson, Wapping, sail-makers. S. Johnson, Skin-
der-stems, Firisbury-market, cabinet-mrtar. J. Grthamejua.
' Carlisle, cotton.ipinncr. T. Nokris, White Hart-yard; Drury-
lane, -victualler.
'Anus.? 10.—T. Winstanley and. W. C. Crole, Liverpool,
auctioneers. 'T. Giddrhy, late of Chippenharn; Wilts, clothier.
Jc liralliaon and W.*ArcThieacon, late of Cannon-street, cadets-
Aerets and packers. J. Cameron, Manchester, merchant. T.
Rail, Keyford, Soinetset, woolstapler. P: G. Williams, Thin-
AN-street, Mary-kit-bonne, painter and glazier. „I, hi'linight;
Pie imFut-.erect, linen-draper. I. Garland, Austin-friars, ma-
. alms R. Andersdn, Wapping, sill-maker. T. Taylor, late
of reel, malice-otariner.N. nits!, Old Bade:,
pribterY. ..a,d R. Sutherland, Birmitilahran, gpn-makers. 3.
Richards, E. C.-/ticl)trds, and J. llichar3er jun. Martin.443"r)
'merchants. Tt Retkett and J. Roberta, elver street, Wood..
street, Blackwell-hall-factors
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERiIIIPS.
Rodd and Pouramt, Plymouth, rope makers. 'toung and
Co. Southwark, merchants. We.-ttnan and Schwisit, Liver-
pool, merchants Woodhouse add Hopkins, Bath, gr.N.trt
Naylor and Cri.'West 'Hum, ciders-printers. Smith aistkCo.
Dreenock, Aat-ntanufactprers. Toone and Bedford-r ,
attorni,3. Kay and Co. Manchester, timber-merchants. BGL:as
and IslofiditkTothill-street, plumbers. Cowdell and Alcotk,
Leicester, jewellers. Aubrey and Co. Martgbester. Farr an
Co. Queen-strut, Cheapside. 'honk and Canted, Blaudford,
ro..sct, auctioneers. P. and P. Williams, Rugby,- Wirw!ek.
shire,. turgrow... 'l3litiniett and Lacey, Nottingham, gematra.
Tetley and Co-London and Liverpool, cotton-broken. Hall
and Co. Kingst6b-upon-Hull. Kirk and Co. Ilishopipate-strett,
whdesale-druggins Hillman and Bacon, roster-lane, ironmon-

ger.. Edwards and Rees, Roc.hyster, linen-drapers. T. and J.
Taylor, Hanley, Staffordshire,' manufacturers of earthenware.
Wright and itoodhouse, Masbrouob, Yorkshire, brewers. Etn.
bens and Cn. Great Wiachester-street, ship and insurance.
broken: Butte' end Miller, Clement's-lane, linnbard-nrett,
perfumers. Morris and Crossley, Woolwich, eurrters and len.
slue-dressers. &traey avid Browning, Smithfield-bars, distillers.
Holehouse and Co. High-street, SoutFwark, oilmen and ailairsi
W. and T. Dunn, Sheffield, table-knife-enders.

DUKE OF HAMILTON'S WILL.

The Will of the late Duke of liamtt.rost and
BRANDON was proved in the Prerogative Court, Doc,
tors' Commons, on the 30th ultimo, by Sir BENJAMIN
Honirouss, Bart. and WILLIAM GOSLING, Esq. of
Fleet-street, banker, two of the surviving executors.
A reserve being held over of Probate to the Earl of
ROCHFORD and' JAMES AL*TAMbill STRIA' ET MAC..
KENZIE, Esq. the other survivors, Lord Weiss Joint
SEYMOUR, deceased, was also nplsointed to the trust.
The first clause it contains is a direction for a plain
ancFristead of ineuning.the ezpi-
on
such decisions, 'desires that the men -rf £l5O
may be given td the Asylum fbr the Blind at flier.
pool, rand a similar. sum to the Dispensary theta,
The Palace at Hamilton,, in Scotland, with all the
estates and properties there, are stated. to have been
already made over to the Duke's eldest son, Lod -
DUTTON, commonly called the Mdrquis OfiDouct.Rs,
with the reservation of a power for making certain
charges thereon for the benefit of the testator or his
'family; and the sum of £20,000 to have been ad-
vanced to his :Grace's daughter, CHARLOTTE Du-
chess of Somsaser, on her marriage. Seventy-sit
thou;and pounds (charged upon the estates in the
County of Lancaster,' in February, 1804., and vested
in the hands of trus:ces for the purpose) are bequea-
thed to the other children of the testator, Lord AR-
CHIBALD HAMILTON, an unmarried daughter, and
the Countess of DUNMORE. The latter is stated to
have had already made over to her r 13,000; and the
remainder is left to tbe others in trust for their lives,
and to their children ; except the sum of one thou-
sand pounds each, which is left as an absolute be-
quest. His racing cups, and aA other plate, car-
riages, linen, 'and boob the testator his left to his
daughter; the Doeheis of Somenier; to all her
-daughters thesum of 44000 each, and to her sons
each £2OOO, to he OW as they severally arrive, at
age, the interest thereon to accumulate in the mean-
time. All the freehold and leasehold estates in Lan-
cashire; piirchased since the above-mentioned 'settle-
ment in 1804, (those of previous possessida beim
probably entailed, the assignment to the Marquis of
DOUGLAS of the Scotch estates. having also stipu-
lated that no further leases should be granted by the
Duke in that country,) are desired to be appraised
and offered for sale at the adjudged sum to the Mar-
quis; end in case of hic refusing them, to any other
ptircha,:cr: the procince, with that also of all the fur-
niture, pictures, and other effects, to fall into the re-
sidue, the whole of which, converted into nior.ey,
with all accumulations,. is to be employed by tl.e
trttstees for the space of itN-enty-one years in the pnr-
chase of freeho!d estates in England and Wales,
!which are devi.ed to the second son of the Duchess
of SOMERSET, at twenty-one; and for default ofstich,
to the second and other sons in succession, excepting
always any such son as shall, by virtue of the will of
the late Duke of Soartnser, become. entitled to his
freehold estates; and failing of all such tons, tO-the
Duke of- Scsiiieset, the husband of the testator's
diabghtety and his heirs for ever. The leg:Cies to
youtigey,children are stated to be in lieu of the
prttpitieade for them, by their father's marriage?
naively, the sum of 80000, to be equally
drviellntbetween them-?. One hundred ponnds each is
given to-the elerntois. There are two codicils, one
a mere:memorandum, the other made for the pit:-
pose of .bequeathing sums and annuities chiefly to
servants„ somenf tvhoin are prentionr-d in .terms cf
regard: to the Qtbozp F.,500; and to a favoltritescr-
vant, named,:tve believe; John Donakiiian, besides a
valuable pecestiary remembrance, the pictuie of the
Duke of Hamilton, hieCisritee's late brother, an Worse-
hacks." doihed-iit red: beTiw Will is dated lfith Oc-
tober, 161.8: She,persona,lpwcre sworn under 00,000.