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WILL OA' .3141i1C114

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TEM Will Of HYACINTHS LvADOTELLE, late Mar-1
chioness Weecesurv, was proved in Doctors' Com-
mons on the 4th instant, by her son, RICHARD WEL-
LESLSY, EDWARD MAJORIDANKS, and WILLIAM
VIZAItD, Esqrs. the Executors. Its first direction is,
that her husband, the Marquis of Wax.esese, will
make all due arrangements for her funeral, and defray
the expenses of it. All other payments are charged
upon her own property, whit)) is sworn to be under
£40,000, and appears to have been vested in• her by a
settlement elated the `29th January, 1796, and a deed
poll thereon indorsed, dated the '24th of June, 1796 8
and by another deed of the 10th of February, 1810,
which are referred to by the will, as specifying cer-
tain sums of £4719 12s. 3,1. and £593 Ss. SJ. per
Cent. Consols, in the names of THOMAS COUTTS and
SCROPS BERNARD, and accumulations thereon ; also
£5OOO arrears, kc. and other monies and securities,
apparel, jewels, watches, trinkets, manes% and
paraphernalia, household and ornamental furniture,
plate, Om
To her son Hway Vieux:sew, of Christ College,
Oxford, whom she states to be the only one of her
children, who is not well provided for, she bequeaths
the sum of £lO,OOO on his attaining the age of thirty,
or on his previously marrying (this sum by the co.
dicil is augmented to £12,0(0), the interest in the
mean time to be-applied at the discretion of her exe-
cutors to his maintenance; and they are empowered
to advance any part of the principal not exceeding
£5OOO, for his prolnotion in the Army or otherwise.
Sundry articles of plate are also given to him, a large
gold repeater, and the furniture of the Marchioness s
library in Cumberland-place, or any-ether morning-
, room.he may prefer, and of any bed-room except
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' her own. .
• To her daughters Lady Amoy and Mrs. LITTLE-
TON, her wardrobe.
To her datighter, Mew HYACINTHE LITTLETON,
a cabinet standing in the largest drawing-room, and
some costly jewellery. (a thick India neck chain with
a torguoin hanging to it, the largest row of pearls
from her rarl necklace, a gold watch.chain, &c.) for
her life, and after her death to her children; tailing
them, to Lady ADDY and her children.
To her son GERALD ( who is stated to hold a hand-
some appointment in India) £2,000 at the age of SO,
or on his marriage; the interest in the mean time to
' accumulate.
To her son Iticsuan, her household furniture, car-
riages, horses, kc.
The remainder of her jewels, trinkets, and precious
stones, are directed to be deposited at Messrs. CourTs
Banking-house, and reserved for her son Ricumta till
he attains 30, or marriage; failing those events to
HENRY in like manner, and failing him to GERALD ;
tailing him to Lady ADDY and Mri. Lereerroe.
The residue is left to RICHARD WIELLICSLRY, at 30,
ler marriage, and in case of his death before such pe-
And, it is given to Hume or to GRAMM in the same
manner.
The codicil, dated the 20th Dec. 1815, is made
merely for the purpose of adding £2,000 to Hemel(
WELessum's legacy, and of necking all bequests;
either immediate or reversionary, to Ilicly AIM

Anomie*, Mr. William Witisers, junior, Holt; or Messrs.
Baitachey and Bridger, Angel-evert, Throgmerton street.
William WIN of Malden, Essex, liquor merchant, dealer and
elmpman, Jan. 21, eft, and February 2%, at ten, at Guildhall,
AttorMes, Messrs. 'Templer and Glynes, Burr.street, East-
Smitlifiel 1.
John Heath, of East Teignmnuth, Devon, ship.bullier, dealer
and Chapman, Jan. 22, 3,aml Feb. 25, at eleven. at the Lon-
don Hotel, West Trignmowi.. Anomie', Mr. William Rufus
Jordan, East Teienntouth ; or Mr. Faitbank, S-aple Inn.
George Wright, of Birmingham, carpenter and packing fine and
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case makci., dealer and eliopMati, !actuary 94;25, and Feb.
at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, llirmingliam.—
Anomie*. Messrs. KMght, Jones, awl Knight, St—James's-
square, London; or Mr. John Yerml Redford, llirmlngham.
Thomas flurtlay, of Settle, parish of Cii,rdetwieli. Yorkshire,
tallow-chandler, dealer and diapason, I eh. S. at fire, Feb. 6,
and 25. at eleven, the Devonshire I 'del, Skipton. Atwitter,
Mr. Jones, Size-lane, Buckler.bury, London ; or Mr. Preston,
Skipton.

George Day Moon. now or late of Snape, Suffhlk, ellopheeper,
dealer and chapman, Jan. VJ, at eh' Jan. ?S. and Frh. 25, at
eleven at the Hear and Crown lon, Ipswich. Attorney, Mr.

Hayward, Chancery•lane, London. fr
Thomas Brown, of Charley, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer,
dealer and chsptnan, January 25, at two, Feb.l2, and 25, at
twelve, at the Eagle and Chili Inn, Wigan. Attornle4, Mr.
Wind'', John street, Bedford-row, London . or Mr. Henry
GaskeU, of Wigan.
John NOW, late of ebeadle-Sulkeley, Cheshire, printer and
nia"ufacturer, deal-r and chapman, January 24, 25, and Feb.
25, at ten, at the Warren Balks*, Arms Inn, Stockport....
Attarniest Messrs. Edge and Poker, Norfolk•street, Strand,
h.. • Asondor. ; oe..AAs. Kasmp,...2;ockpart-...,
Rev. Roger Clough, of Ratbafarn Park, Llanrhydd, clerk, R kb-
; and Butler Clough, of Glanysvern. Llandyrtiog, Esq. David
Mason, of Astral mks, I.lanthalady Ciomerch, Esq. and the
Rev. John Lloyd Jones, of Flag Madoc, Ilandogget, clerk,
Denbighshire, bankers and partners, Jan. 31, Feb. I, and:24
at eleven. M the Crown Inn, Denbigh. Anomie,. Messrs.
Jones and Williams,' Denbigh; and Messrs. Frowd and Rdse,
Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn, London.
Robert Webber, of Langporr' Somersetshir,, tronfonnder, Ja-
nuary 23, February I and 25, at eketot, at the George Inn,
Taunton. Attorntes Messrs. Meade and Warren, Taunton :
and Mr. Croft, Chancery-lane, LonAun.
Robert Ellwood, of London, and William Wilson, jim. late of
London, bat now of Banbury, Oxfordshire, wine-merchants,
January 24,25, and February 25, at eleven, at the Red Lion
Inn. Banbury. Attornirsc Mr. Aplin, Banbury ; and Mr.
Makinson, Elm-court, Temple, London.
,-Matthew Jackson, of Santos, Cumberland, tailor, February 7,
and 25, al three, at the Red Lion, Whitehaven. Attar-
riles, Mr. John Pearson, Staple Inn, London; and Messrs.
Sherwen and Son, Whitehaven.
Henry Clement, of Great Carter-lane, Doetors.Commons,stable
keeper, January SI, and February IS, at ten,at Guddliall.
Atterney, Mr. lialiday, St. John-square, Clerkeatvell.
Alexander Fairbetrn, of Devonshiremreet, merchant. January 1,
28, and February 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Gorden, Old Broad-street,London.

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DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Feb. 4, Samuel Gullet; Birmingham. merebant, at eleven:—
Feb. 4, William Meland. Go3well-street, oilman, at eieveil.
Feb. 4, Charles Martin, Aherflonvey, Innkeeper, at eleven. • Jan.
If, Alexander Anderson, Philpen-lane, merchant, at eleven.—
Feb. 8, John Colson, Wlleam.green, coach-mastr, at one. Feb.
83, Thomas Baas and Joseph White, Old Broad•street, insu-
rance-brokers. at twelve. Feb. 25, Jacob SITIFII Bright, William,
Martha, and Hannah Bright, Coventry and Foster•lane, ribbon-
manufacturers, at twelve. Feb. 9, kdward George 4hort, Tut-
tenham•eiturt-road, grocer, at woe. Feb. 4, James Taylor, New.
gate-market, salesman, at eleven. Feb. IS, John and Frande
Collens, Nickolas lane, timber-merchants, at ten. Feb. 4, Geo.
Gooey; Diackwall, hoot-builder. at twelve. Feb. 4, James Dunn,
White Lion court, Birchln-lane, merchant, at twelve. Feb. 11,
Joseph Bland and John Satierthwalte, insurance-brokers, at 11.
Jan. IS, George Hassan, Hanover-strea, 'dealer, at twelve.—
teh. 4, Joseph Dole, Carburteit-street, piaisterer, at eleven.
Feb. 4. William Grarne, liattlu-bridge, carpenter, at twelve.
Feb. 8, Samuel Jeeves, Sandy, horse dealer, at tea.
DIVIDENDS to he node the COUNTRY.

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Feb. 6, Gareen Shatter, Reading, upholsterer, at eleven, at
the Lower Ship. Reading. Feb. 17, Robert and William- Pol-
lock, M'akeheld. woohraplers, at eleven. at the Sessions House,
Wakefield. Feb. 17, William Walker Wain's', dealar, at two,
at the Dog, Manchester. Feb.l4, Thomas Underdown, Coiy•
ton, i,onnwager, at twelve, at the Country Hotel, Whimple --
Feb. VS, George Greenwood, Holt. mereltant, at eleven, at the
George, Holl. Feb. 14 Thomas Frost, Wolverhampton, inn-
holder, at divas, at the Jerningbana Anns, Sbiffnal. '
CERTIFICATES—Fasauna v 4.

Matthew hemp, Dewsbury, card-maker. John Haworth
Median. and )(mph Helicon, Newcastle merchants. James
eynold., Blackfriars-road, merchant. 'John Davies, Shore-
datea, linen-draper. Joseph Woodhead, Esieiltreet, Strand, ,
miry-agent. Daniel Ward and Samuel Smith, Liverpool, earthen •
ware awl potter•dealcrs. James Wareing, Liverpool, dealer.
lanes Muir, Milbay, Devon, iron founder. Samuel Morand,
Drae-street, Finsbury square, Middleacc merchant. William
Edwards, Bristol, salesman. Joseph PiCkering, Hatton-wail,
Middlesex, nil and colourman. Stanley Buckley, Stockport,
Chorhirei bardwareman. Jopeyb Tucker, Bath, coal-merchant.
Meld Does, York, looking glass manufacturer. George Penny,
Warnford-caut, Tbrognaorton-street, Linden. merchant. Peter
Horny, jun. Ottery St. Munk Devon, miller.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
La Hogee, for the Floe de Mar, on lirldaY. at No. de Middle
Tempiwisne a, recalled Tuesdays anstfridaYa
Martin, for the Flatboat No. ISI, and the Commerce, on Fri.