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London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

LORD ELLENBOROUGH'S WILL.

The Will of the late Lord ELTENBOROUGH was on
Saturday proved in Doctors'-Commons. It is in
substance as follows ; and the personal property is
sworn under 200,0001.
He gives to Lady ELLENBOROUGH 1,9601. per an-
num, for her life, which, with the further sum of
7401. per annum, secured to her by marriage settle-
ment, will make an annuity of 2,0001. to her for lite.
Ile also gives her all the household furniture and
pictures in his house in St. James's-square, (except
certain prints in his dressing-room, and some others
afterwards mentioned) all his wines, household linen,
wearing-apparel, and robes, (except as afterwards
mentioned), all her own books, and one half of the
plate. He directs the gold chain worn by him as
Chief-Justice of England, to be offered in sale to his
successor, as it was to him by direction of his prede-
cessor Lord Kenyon, at the sum of 100 guineas, the
money to sink into the residue of his property.

He gives his gold watch and chain to his Clerk,
Mr. RICHARD SMITH ; and also 201. for 11101111111 g, as
a small mark of his remembrance of Mr. SMITH's
long and faithful services.
He gives to his eldest son, EDWARD, (now Lc,rd
ELLENBOROUGII), all seals upon which his arms, &c.
are engraved, and also his coat of arms, emblazoned
by Sir Isaac Hamm : he also gives him the rennin-
ing half of the plate, all the horses, cattle, live and
-dead stock, &c. at Roehampton, (except such as are
used by Lady ELLaNaottoocu), the remainder of
the books, and all manuscripts and papers, a gold
medal which he obtained as a prize at Cambridge,
and the remainder of the pictures, particularly that
of his father by Romney ;_. the Bishop of Elphin, by
Robinson; the Bishop of Chester, by llayter ; Dr. A letter from Edinburgh, dated b:h January, says,
Paley, by Romney ; himself, by Lawrence, &c.: cg You will he surprised to hear tl:at Mr. F. J. the
painting of poultry, supposed by Ilondicoeter. He celebrated Advocate, has become the informer against
also gives to his eldest son his Peer's robes, and let- the Gentleman who cut down Johnston, and who
ters patent of the Peerage for life ; directing them therefore is entitled to the reward of 501. but mark
tafrtetatards to accompany the title to his heirs male, the motive: he at the same time became surety in
las heir-looms, agreeable to a clause in the letters a bail-bond for the youth's appearance to the extent
patent. He gives to Lady ELLEssoaoutro 2001. for of 5001. and will plead foe him, should the Crown
a present supply- of cash, at his death. . attempt to bring the case forward f'
He gives to his dear natural daughter, Miss ELI- CORN-ENCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JANUARY ii.
ZABliTil TuonNTON, 20001. with interest, from his Although the supply of English Wheat was small
death, to the time of payment. this morning, and that from Kent and Essex by land
He devises the Manor of Thorby-Hall, and all his carriage samples, the trade was exceedingly heavy,
'other hereditaments, to his son• EDWARD, for life, and only fine qualities could be disposed co; and fur
with remainder to his heirs male; and on failure of ' which list Monday's prices were with difficulty I
ob-
issue, to his second son, and his issue ; and so on in tained ; but all other descriptions may he considered
succession to all his other sons and their issue, with 2s. perquarter lower. Fine English Barley supports
remainder, on failure of issue of all of them, to his ' last week's prices, the supply being small, not having
own right heirs. He grants a power to lease to each airy fresh arrivals, owing to the late adverse gaits.
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tenant for life, for any period not exceeding 21 years, Oats maintain latt week s prices, but the sales were
'and appoints the Puisne Judges of the Court of i heavy, and only good Corn was in the least demand.
King's Bench and their heirs trustees, to support con- Beans and Peas are nearly unsaleable, and the prices
tingent remainders, tic. nominal.—Current Prices :
He devises his estate at Roehampton, Surrey, pur- saatasa.
chased of the late Benjamin Goldsmid, Esq.s crud-
tees, with all the furniture, wines, live and dead t L,Frilka 70,
80,
.......
....... _7O, 78.
stock, farming implements, &c. to his son Eawarto, ! !corium
Wteat, Kent and
and 2,000/. in money. 1 Rye 30s -56;
He directs the' house in St. James's-square, wi:h : BaleY (Nt wi :Os 65.
w...03qs 90r
such furniture as is fitted to it, to be sold, and gives . MW hitak
e Prag ...... .. ..4.$ 46$
the proceedi, with all his remaining personal estate, 1,--, Boilers ... 56s 60s
to be equally divided amongst the nine younger Ctcy Pets ......56s uo,
children, and such others as might be afterwards Bcet I .
..... oirrnvlELD N
..4s Od in r 0:i
born in his life time, or with which Lady Et:IX:MO-I Mutton .. Si. 6d to 6s "d
1101'CJI might he erc 1.'.1a :a his death, on their attain...oraa„ gs7o--eavhs 140--:'

Small rkans 6os 64s
Tick ditto 54. 60.
Oats, Potatne Stos 38s
- P01:117,1 34. 36s
lre;:d 28, 3.4 s
Flour, ref Sack; 6i. 70.
Raprserd, per 1..-. t £44 146

Ti/Ina N.
•
Wheat, Dant zic ...... ..7Gs 891
Usltic Red, Hambro'

I Bremen, Brabant red 68,574 a
JAN. u.

I Veal to 7e Od
Pork..• se Qd to Ss sd
T aticl Lunbi 15680—P1ze 240.