Star.
London, England, 1817-06-05 00:00:00

WILL OF THE EARL OF GUILDFORD.

The will of the late FRANCIS, Earl of Guildford,
was proved on the Slit nit. by the Countess, his wi.
dow, and Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Bart. two of the Exe-
cutors, power being reserved to his brother, FAEOS-
-111C/L, toe present Earl, heretofore the Hon. Taxan-
met:NOßM the other Executor. Mg personal estate
is estimated under a 1130,000.
It is directed in the first place that the ilUrniture,
plate, ar-d effects at Wi won Abbey, in the county of
Oxford, and at Waldershare, in the county of Kent,
(the family estates) which the testator purchased of
the executors of his brother, Gloxog AvcuaTus, Earl
of Guildford, for the sum of £7OOO, shall be offered to
his brother, TREDSOICK, the present inheritor, for the
saws sum, which, if not paid within three months,
they are to be considered as part of the tesiduary pro-
perty. To Bahia FIRANCIA Sr. LIMUIt. of Rugby
School, is left a legacy of iesooo. To his brother RI•
CHARD A tiriavit•ST. Lenora, of Oriel College, ie2ooo,
and to their sister, HAURICT FRANCES ST. LILDOZR,
4900. There are no other legacies except of the
residue, which is 'left to the Countess. Insurances on,
the Earl's life are stated to have been made in the
Equitable and Royal Exchange offices ; in the former
for 44,400, and in the latter for £5OOO. An agree-
ment is mentioned to have been entered into with the
President and Tenor'of Trinity College, Oxford,
for the purchase of a number of trees at Wroxton,
fur £2,500, and they are left to the Countess, with an
option to the present Earl to purchase them, or such
as shall be left standing at the testator's decease--
Ti:e Will is dated sth March, 1814. The first codi-
cil on tae 23d 04;tober, 1815. It merely revokes
£lOOO of the legacy to BA ItltY FRANCIS ST. Lamm,'
on account of the expenses incurred for his -equip.,
meta ahroad. The second codicil dated on duo
llth biLech, 1316. By it the purchase of the timber
at Wrustou is stated to have been completed, and it
is left with two small pieces of giound at Neithrop,
in Oxfordshire, to trustees, to be sold for the pay-
meat of debts. The Earl died at Pisa, in /tidy:

In the Supplementary Lottery, which was drawn
Yesterday, No. 986, a Prize of £2OOO, in Two QIINT.-
ters, and Eight Sixteenths, and No. 4229, a Prize of
£lOOO, in Two Quarters, and Eight Sixteenths, and
No. 6335, a Prize of ,Csco, were sold by EYTON.
Stock-Zit/km 2, Cornhill, and Lombard-street, who
has been pre-eminent to selling Capitals drawn on
the Xsay'a BirtA Day, as may be seen at his Office,
where the Prises will be paid on demand. Tickets
and Shares fur a New Lottery, will be on Sale in a
few days.

LITTLEMBT Rtors.—The eight convicts firm the
Ely Special Assizes, owing to their extreme good
conduct, have been liberated, even before the capita.
tion of the twelve months for which they were sent to
Sheerness ; and Government allowed each convict
sufficient money to bear his expenses to his native
'place. They reached Ely on Monday morning.
CORONER'S INQUEST.—Yesterday an Inquisition wall
taken at the Rid Lion lon, Mitcham, on the body of
William Burrell, a youth, the son of Mr. Burrell, of
that place, who, it appeared from the evidence, was
in company with some other boys on the road from
Merton to Tooting, and had to pass along Smith's.
Bridge, near Mitcham turnpike gate, which is an
' arch built across the road, with the brick work of it
entending alongside the road over the sewer. One of
the deceased's companions ventured to *ilk upon the
brick work, which example was followed by the de-
ceased, who unfortunately fell into the water. The
'alarm was given by his companions, and in a short
nine several persons repaired to the spot to render as-
sistroce. The body was found under the archway ;
every means were tried to restore animation, but
without effect. Verdict—Accidentally drowned.
Dust..—A Mr. B. who is at Officer jot the Guards,
lies, we understand, dangerously ill, at the Golden
Cross Tavern, Charing Cross, in consequence of a
.c is universally aesisirwledged, uy tar most respec• wound received some weeks since in aduel with a Mr.
rams part of the profession, that the Medical Boards, swab. S. This duel was, we are informed, of a most extrao:-
liaised by the celibrasedletgeons of Charlotte Hons., Blackfriars dioary character—one of the party.only„ came to the
load, and Woodstock-street, Ostord-street (s few doors from
ground with pistols, and one of his case being found
neubstrear), ere she fountain head for advice. leis• fact, that,
by the suited talents of these Gentlemen. upwards of Six Thou. unfit for use, it was agreed that the seconds should toss
sand Payouts have bees cured annually of obstinate Dwell-es ; up which should have the first 'shot, and the result
essay of whom hod Woo Morhated from Hospital., lumi ben' was in !swear of Mr. S. who accordingly fired ; Mr. B.
deeds bad hew iineetiperly treated by Wow"' of ao los• flied th
Cooraa Mensese seconds that alb overture towards accom.
sad Co. are socuased daily bi.ou rusks of pes" eseach of liver
etaldahost was wade frost Mr. S. which the second'
Eacablielusents; or by loiters from the Constry, stall% their or Ur. & rejected. Mr. 8, therefore fired again. and
case, when Medicise and Advice are seat to all pasts the Mr. B.'. fire followed bet the third shot from Mr.
Kingdom-111er% are side-dooes at each boase,and prime moots s inflicted the wouess4 lipfikli there is ever m rea to
:or irroako.—biros Charlotte Hones Dryads* the lee. Rovehnd y
Hill'. Clwyd, or Viesslatock Howe, near New Bend-street. leer will Prove natal.

The Ticket, No. J 2,986, drawn Yesterday a Prize
of Fifteen Thousand Pounds, was Sold in Onr Half,
Two Eighths, and four Sixteenth Shares, by RICH-
ARDSON. GOODLCCII, and Co. who have the greater
happiness in announcing this to their Friends the
Public, Its being a repetition of the good Fortune
attending Purchasers at their Offices, for on the Last
Dai,44 Drawing, Tuesday, 20th May, they Sold
an Shared the following Capital Pains:
tie. S,I .a Poise of iso,ooo.
• 30,171... a loner 0f........ 3000.
Prise of 1000.
12,7u0........a !arise of" 5OO.
lat• Br.e. &e.
Tie fortunate holders of any of the above Shares are
requested to apply for immediate Payment at either
of Ole 'Offices of IticitoaosoN, GoonLvcK, and Co.
104, Bank Buildings, or facing the Gate of the
King& Mews, Charing Om, where all Business in
the PelbliC Fuads is transacted with fidelity and
honour.
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