Star.
London, England, 1819-01-09 00:00:00

TllE LATE 4u.Eiks &ILL:

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the Will of her tate 14fAins1y was yesiercifii
proved 1p Doctors' Commons, by Lord ARDtN and
General TAYLOR, the Executors.; The personal pro=

perty Is sworn td as bbing wider E 140,600:

The Will is in substanie as follorrs
Her lkiiitstir directs her debts, and t 4 leraeiti
And annuities given by hei Will, tb be paid oat of thi
personalty, or out of the sale of personals, if there be
not sufficient in her MAJcsrv's Treasury .to provide

for those payments.
Her MAJESTY states her property te censiet of a
real estate in New Windsor, called the Lower Lodge;

and of personals of va'riou's descriptions ; those of
the greatest value being her jewels, which are classed
its follows :
1. 'Those which the Kilt° purchased for £0,000;
and presented Or her (sopposed on I:er marriage). •
O. Those presented to her by the NASOD Of ARCOT.
3. Those purchased by hersff, or being presents
made on birth-days or other occasions.
II the evcut of the KING sus viving, and being
stored from his malady, her MAJESTY bequeaths to
him the jewels which he purchased and gave her ;
but if he should not Survive, or should not be reitin•ed
to a sound state of mind, she then E;ives those jewels
to the House of Hanover as an hei,aloorn.
Her MAJESTY then alludes to the Quece of Welt-
remezno being so handsomely provided for. and
gives the jewels presented by tha Niteou ef Ariccis:
to her four remaining daughters, direct.i thole
jewels to be ,;old, and the predate divided amongst
the four daughters, subject to the charge of debts, Sec.
The remaining jewels she gives equally amongst
the four daughters
.just mentioned, to be divided ac-
cording to a valuation to be made of thins. •
The house and ground at Frogmore, and the
Shave establishment, her MAJESTY Fives to the
Princess AuousTa SOPHIA ; but if she should finer
living in it and keeping it op too expensive, it is di-
rected to revert to the Crown, upon a valuation bung
made and given for it to the Princess Atnesra •
;MIA, with due consideration to the improvements;
whether it s!:111 please the Paine Renner, to re-
serve the pt,ssession of it as an appendage toWindsor
Castle, or to authorise any other disposal of it.
Her MAJESTY gives the fixtures, articles of Com-
mon household furniture, and live and dead stock in
the house at Frogmore, or on the estates, to her
daughter lucusra Ssienta.
She gives the real estate in New Windsor, pur-
chased of the late Duke of Sr. Annals's, and com-
monly called the Lower Lodge, with its appendages,
to her youngest daughter SOPHIA.
licr hocks, plate, house-linen, China, picturesa
drawings, prints, all articles of ornamental furniture,
and all other valuables and personals, she directs to
be divided in equal shares, according to a valuatiod
to be made, amongst her four youngest daughters.
Her MAJESTY states, that she brought various
property from Mecklenburg, as specified in a list,
No. 1, to be annexed to her will ; and she titaire!:,
that that property shall revert to the House of Meek-
lenburg-Strelitz, and be sent back to the se:tior
branch of that House.
Her MAJESTY then expresses her intention of giv•
ing several legacies, as specified in a list, No. f?, td
be annexed to her will, to be pair( out of ber personal
property. within six mo:elis after her death ; bat rd
such lists as these were annexed to her will or nutee
out by her Majesty.
Her nasesrs areoints Lord ARDEN and General
TAYLOR, Trustees the property bequeathed to
her daughters amasser's and MARY; stating that
property to be left to them for their sole benefit, and
independent of any husbands they have or may have,
and site alsa :invites Lord ARDEN and General
TAN Loa her Executors.
This Will is crated November 16th, ISIS; (the day
before her Maas:srv's death). It is in the hand-
writing of General TAYLOR ; and two of the attest-
ing witnesses are Sir PnaNcts Mittman and Sir
lENItY /lAMB D.

It is now stated, that the Jewels of his Maarery,
vltich have been so long missing, were discovered on
Thursday, at Buckingham House. Mr. BRIDLik, th"
the firm of Rustneu. and Ilatoor, was in aucndance
upon the ParNee Reerser and his Royal Sisters, at
the Palace, on the day above mentioned, and was
occupied in exploring several places for these vain.
ahles. At length, alter a long search, they were
found in a box which was carelessly covered over
with piles of papers. The Pniseessas, as well as his
Royal Highness, it is said, received an intimation
from her late Marravv as to the apartrr.ent where
they were deposited. But the precise cabinet in which
they weie enclosed was not indicated, as several Tears
had elapsed since her late NJ AJ.EsTy had opened it.
The feelings, which even the view of it would cause in
her mind, were too painful to be unnecessarily escited.
THE UNITFD SRRVICE CLuil.—The spleadid hone
inWaterloo-street is nearly tini..hed, and will be opened
soon after the meeting of Parliament, with a grand
entertainment. The Duke of YORK will be iu the Chair, .
and the Pe,:s;7.ET.lncrewr is expected to be present.—
The principal rooms are furnished with the elegance
of modern upholstery, and embellished with splendid
lustres, mounted in bronze and or-nicht. The win.
dow-curtains of the lower apartments are of fine drab
cloth, faced with crimson velvet, and the grand snit
of diaing.roorns above are hung midi curtains of crime
son, ornamented with gold fringe. The capacious mi-
lers have for. some time been amply stored with the
finest wines of the best vintages.
DRURY-LAHR TB EA T R E.— ThOUgh the commence-
ment of the row at this Theatre was so vigorons as
to promise a long and obstinate contest, the temper
manifested last night induces us to think that it is
already concluded. The house was very well at•
tended, but the mamterin which the Pantomime was
received, proves that the full attendance was not
occasioned by any hostile feeling. There was occa-
sionally a good tleal of applause, and the disposition
to condemn was so feeble, at least in its expression,
as scarcely to deserve notice.
cowsses luuuasr tN NEWCASJC.-111: morning an inqnert
was held at New, te, on view of the body of Witham Leonard,
one of the persons who was ordered for execution no 'Tuesday,
tor uttering forged Batik-note,. The only witness examined lives
Mr. Box, Surgeon to the enure, who stated that the deceased
had been for snow time past io a declining state of beside, awl
being advanced in years, It w. a his "pinion that these Wm:*
stances had caused his death. The JUri tinalediltelY Mame
a Verdict, that he WA—Died a Natural Death.

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