The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-02 00:00:00

tiffig LUPE of HER LATE MAJESTY, an
wMr. JOHN WILKES, lan. wiU not he
quite'Oe2 so early as was expected, as somelaportant
from Italy have been unexpectedly delayed ; but
:alfwllleertalsly appear Wets the end of November.

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rareBBAVER HATS, only 21s.—These Hats
so beantifel in appearance, and excellent in their
orokia they are the adulation of all who see them.—
glory pat is warranted. Patent Silk Hats, 18s. which will
omit two of the common silk hats, charged at the same
Will retain their colour to the last, resist all weather,
wove spot with rain.
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3is Flinn& is g•ebenil. that betas now to otter to
lealarnotiee above FIVE TIIOUSAND YARDS
ii " ' coned FLOOR CLOTH; of the most fashloaftble
• lad cut to any dissensions foe rooms, hails, pas-
' oiss. and stairs; end four Seises that quantity of very su-
,rte Brussels. Venetian, and Kiddonninster Carpeting.
Cgs anil °faggots of every description, which
alder /fere peer egrcuaastances, and will be
to mime bolt • Also, a taw whole Pieces
Exportation, 23 yards by

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Carretits4 at s kw hours

Cheltea-
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&Tor, sled Canterbury. Mail, through Gravesend, Chat-
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andwich
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Sunday et hit pert 6. Frotheirnterbury, pasd
eels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, S,
• et ; Msd from Dover, parcels are conieyed to Follustone,
te, Hythe, Dlmcharch, Romney, and Lyad.
altliVord Mail, through Carmarthen Llindilo end Haver-
bedwest, every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at

A MORNING IN NRIVGATE.

[ItXTiACT IRON JONATHAN ICHNTUCIT'I JOURNAL.]

PREROGATIVE COURT OF YORK, Ocr. 26.

MAW V. WATERWORTB.
This wis a cense of considerable inonsenL The facts

are briefly these :—The late Mr. Robert Maw, of Don-
caster, solicitor, on the 30th of December, 1820, gave
verbal instructions to his friend Mr. Waterworth, of
that place, solicitor, to draw his will ; and after leaving
an old servant fifty pounds, and also Mr. Waterworth
his law books and office papers, lie directed his property
to be equally divided amongst bis brothers and sisters,
and appointed his brother, the plaintiff, and Mr. Mosey,
of Doncaster, surgeon, his executors ; these instructions
were repeated on the 31 of January, 1821. being the
day Mr. Maw died, and Mr. Waterworth withdrew to
wnte the will; but on returning into Mr. Maw's cham-
ber with the will and pen and ink in his band.
he hand Mr. Maw in the agonies of death, and the
ftwasaloexenation was thereby peolteatod, • The plaintiff
applied for administration, and contended that the de.
ceased died intestate. The Court was clearly of opinion
that as the will was reduced into writing in the lifetime
of the deceased, and conformable to instructions recelval
from him whilst of disposing mind and memory, It was
perfectly valid, and the Court ordered Mr. Watetworth's
costs to be paid out of the effects.
JACKSON AND ATKIN V. BURNHAM AND OTIZRI. •
This was a cause respecting the validity of the will
and codicil of 'Thomas Thorp, late of Orypool. near
Hull. The will was propounded by the plaintiffs (the
executors) with several obliterations and erasuses ap-
pearing on the face of it. The evidence fully raved
that the obliterations were made by the testator him-
self, and that he had determined they should stated'' as
part of his will, and not as instructions or memoranda
for anew will; in consequence of which the Commissary
pronounced for the validity of the will, with the oblite-
rations and erasures as they appeared on the face of it.
The defendants applied to the Court to have their costs
allowed out of the effects, on the following grounds :
it appeared from the cross-examination of the profes-
sional man who prepared the will, and who was em-
ployed by the executors to read it, after the terater's
death, to his relations assembled at his funeral, that lie
then read it as it stood before the obliterations were
made, and without noticing them to the parties in any
manner • and he also did not mention that the testator
had, subsequently to the execution of the will, made a
codicil, which was then in his possession. The Com.
missary thought that thepe circumstances were sufficient
to raise suspicion on the part of the defendants, and to
justify them in requiring proof of the facts urged in
support of the obliterations, and therefore decreed that
their costs should be paid out of the testator's effects.

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sistancers,aundi'wllll; B
iiiiiiiktie more thus 'half prim,. Also, a fair whole Pieces to
droll excellent Floor Cloth for Exportation, 23 yards by et
• fontsott 4s. W. per square yard:
his is the Warehouse for baying lirmelh Rugs made to w
*his any particular pattern
,of Carr**. at a few hours sI
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1 DOSING GLASSES and FURNITURE.—.Sete- h
t 111 ral large EICCOtIi 'HAND PLATES, are now on m
..le, 0 Cooees and Run's,. blanafacsory. 93, Bishops- h
pte-street, Within.—Soittp.of the larger sixes are admire- i
ily adapted for liitge Mang-to:toms and elegant drawing- '
.
;mss. A large.assortimal of rich finished Chimney; Pier.
slid Cheval frames, with New Glasses of superior colout and t
tleilfloney ; the price Or redieed beyond all former precedent. i
plate Glass for. WiodoWs. Carriages, B.:c.—This article t
esv also, be manufactured as high as 1311 by 72 luches, 120 I
' . afl4lt or to any &en dimensions.
. NOblnelten. Onakmell. 6erveyora,Proprietors of Hotels
• , stA others, will flind this Warehouse deserving attention,
. ! ValliesextensiveYariefy of excellent Cablinet andChairWork.
' •e plsoistery arreagementa display some sew specimens of
!iar neatness and elegance, with the still greater advan-
i et:economy intheeltarge. Some superior second-hand
ilmiltare for sitting-rooms and bed-clambers, to be dis-
posed of on proportionate terms.
.Allaishire deliverell tb any part of the tonstry. without
i tifigiury or expense of packing. •
1,:. ~..". - ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S,
BT RANI)
.iOll/ii.liAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON-
, '1 *YIN& PARCFAA AND 31EIHAIANDIZE..
tag ' frost MAILS and other COACHES
ko from! the above Inn :-
10 ' s-RoYal Mall, eta Dover,Tuesday and Friday Nights,
stfirelve. 1. . , . . -.•
POitsatouth and Gosport Mail, through Goilalming, Pe-
-40"111.1n, and lloortsea, every INening at a quarter past 7,
Sunday at half past O. On Its arrival a packet sails to
' 1440 Wiliblel. ecarilyvlnilePrlMAlONFeeso44 mod:a.
415
tat toseh sets off to Chichester, through Drayton. Havant,
Esaswnita,&e.
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Gleucestrr lfiall, through enley. Oxford, and Chelten-
ham, every Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half
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