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London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

THE LATE DUKE OF BUCCLEUGH:

The last Will and Testament of the late CHARLES
WILLIAM, Duke of BUCCLEUGH and Queer:maim,
who departed this life at Lisbon, on the 20th ultimo,
(made only for the disposition of property in Eng-
land), was administered to in the Prerogative Court
lon the 18th instant, by the Right Hon.-TUNRY JAMES
Lord Mowracu, (the brother of the testator) and the
Honourable CHARLES DOUGLAS, the executors. The
personal property within the province of Canterbury
(exclusive of course of that in Scotland) being sworn
under 1:60,000.
The Executors are directed, in the first place, to
complete the conditions entered into for the sale of
certain farms and lands at Wolston, in the county of
Warwick, and out of the monies arising horn such
sale, to discharge the debts of the late GeneralGEonoa
SCOTT, of that parish, to whom at the time of his de-
cease, the same belonged ; the residue of the proceeds
to be applied in the same manner as the proceeds of
other estates at Wolston aforesaid, (late of the said
General Scorr) consisting of a capital messuage and
other houses and lands, which are desired to be sold
(subject to a life interest in a part thereof, of the
widow of the said General SCOTT, and other incum-
brances) for the benefit of the daughters of the tes-
tator, or the survivor of them, at 21, or marriage.
The mansion and premises called Montagu-house,
in Privy Gardens, Whitehall, held on lease horn the
Crown, are bequeathed, after the death of the Du-
chess Dowager of Bucctitton, the mother of the tes-
tator, who has a life interest therein, to his eldest son
the Earl of DALXICITII, and in case of his death under
twenty-one, without issue, to the second son, and fail-
ing him likewise, to the inheritor of the Buccleugh
estates in Scotland.

Jewels, snuff-boxes, rings, trinkets, &c. both in
England and in Scotland, are to be given to daugh-
ters or younger sons, at the discretion of the Exect
tors, and the residue thereof, and the plate, are left
under the same trust as the house in Privy Gardens.
Houses and tenements in the Parishes of St. James
and St. Martin, Westminster, to be sold for the benefit
of the daughters.
The leasehold house in 'South Audley-street, pur-
chased of the late Marquis of Bum is also directed
to be sold. The books, pictures, statuary, and fur-
niture therein, to be removed to the houses at Dal-
keith and in Privy Gardens.

The zesidue of the real and personal estate in Eng-
land (except in the county ,of Surrey, which are sub-
jected to assignments, not of testamentary operation),
is given to the eldest son, at twenty-one, and in de-
fault of him or his issue, to other sons, or the eldest
daughter, in succession, in like manner.

Thursday evening- the Lord Bishop of Quebec
(the Rev. Dr. MOUNTAIN, and family, with Com.
missioner ROEERT BA ERIE, C. B. embarked at Ports-
mouth on board the ACTIVE frigate, Captain Sit
JAmEs MAIL GORDON, K.C.B. which ship sailed for
Quebec on Friday. his Lordship's =siva tin board
was announced by salute of thittatu suns.

MARRIED.

Is Peter's antra, Dublin, the Rev. J.
mote, to Mks Conway, of Menton-spare.
Rev. Joseph Baynes, of Horsley, Lottcf
daughter of Mr. Joseph Ash, Union-street
Rev. T. Rippon, of Lot.don, to :Miss C.
Swansea, fourth daughter of the late Mr.
'Wigton, Gloucestershire.
Rev. John Furd, of Eastington, Glouct
daughter of the Rev. Archdeacon Audit

Saturday se'nnight, at Welford,
to Elisabeth Mary, eldest daughter of the
late Curate of Great Hlllingbury, in Esse:
May 24, at Roothings, in E.IIOI, a fai
young woman, the daughter of a near et
year.—Tbe bride was atter:ded by her p
whom her husband bad ar.►wered 60 ye.
sponsor), her mother, and two cf her slat
groom was accompanied to the Altar by hi
hildren, and ot.e great paid-child.

DIM

Lately, at North Walshan, aged 13, the
son, who accidentally met his death by be
rope while swinging.
May 27, at h.. house, in Dover-street,
ter, Esq. aged 83, ore of the Jurats of th.
Friday se'nright,— Stamp, Eig. upw
of Queenborough, who hcd been Mayor
times; he Is reported to have died wort
pearance indicated even abject poverty.
At Clara;Kir.g's County, John Finuca
Surgeon of the Armagh
At Clonmel, Mrs. May, relict of the 1.

Saturday ae'Unight. at iizford. Mra. A.
able widow lady. aged 69. She was foul
the top of the one pair of stairs in her
have fallen from the top of the two pair

Aged 86, the Rev. Thos. Hayes, M.A.
Durham, and one of the Minor Canons c
Rev. LloydWilhams, Si years Vicar of
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a Pocket Manual, being Aim MI
Me Medical Board, in a Lecture ca
as delivered at t.Voodstocic-Hou.
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The Board is composed of Gent
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