The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-21 00:00:00

DOCTORS' COMMONS.

The will of the late Duke of Ilsmilton and Brandon
wag weed in the Prerogative Court Is Doctors'
Common., on the 3011 ult. by Sir BaDjantisi Hebb.
bons, Bort. and William Gosling, Esq. of Fleet-
street, banker, two of the aervieing elevators. A
eserse Ming held over of probate to the Earl of
Rockford and James Alexander Stewart 111'Kenaie,
Esq. the other serrivora;—Lord Webb John Sey-
mour. deceased, was else appointed to the troll.
• The fits sluts. it contains is a direction for
plain funeral ; and instead of inclining the steal
espendirere on such occasions, desires that the sem
of one hundred and fifty pounds may be Oven to
Hs Asylum for the Blind at Liverpool, sad a similar
gem to the Dispensary there. The l'alace at Ham&
tee, in Scotland, with all the roosts sod properties
Iherts, are stated to have bees already made oves to
the Duke's eldest son, Lord Nunn, cemmonly
celled the Marquis of Douglas, with the reservations
of a power for making estate charges thereon, for
the borstal of the testster •r his family ; and the
sem of twenty thousand pessis to have bees ad.
minced to his Grace's daughter, Charlotte Dashes
of Somerset, en her mashie. Srventy.sis thossed
posed' (citified open the stets in the county of
idontisrer. In February, 1804, inch vested is the
hands of trustees for the purpose) are betpleathed to
the ether children of the testator, Lord Archibald
Henillree, as enmarried daughter, and the Countess
of Deemer?. The latter is stated to have had al.
reedy made over to her fifteen thousand, and the.
remainder is loft he the others, is trust, for their
lives, sod to their chilliest • except the sum of one
amassed pounds each, which is left as as absolute
His racing-cups, and all other plate, carriages,
Seen, and kooks. the leveler has left to his daughter,
Me Hecht". of Somerset; to all her daughters the
SIM 6r feet theened posed' each, and to her eons
tech, two ihoosand ;meads, to be paid as they mo-
rtally ordee let age, dm *Merest SWINGS to accumulate
is the mere time.
All the freehold and leasehold estates in Lancs.
shire, perchased since the sbeemmtestieeed settle-
ment in 1604 (those of preeitres possOlion being
probably entailed, the assignment to the Marquis of
Douglas of the Scotch estates, burin also stipulrted
that no further lease *borsht be granted by the
Doh* is that country), are desired to be sppnised
and offered far sale, et the adjudged am to the
Marcps:s; sod in use of his refining them, to any
ether perches', the wedge*, with that also of aH the
ferniture, pkteres, cod other effects, to fell into the
residue, the whole of which, converted into money,
mith all accurnelatiena, Is to be employed by the
trustees for the sacs of II years, in the perches of
freehold estates is Enabled mad Wales, which are
devised to the mimed son of the Duchess of Seeress,
et 11 ; and, for default of each, to the second and
ether sons in SIMMS'S*. tempting always any.sech
gees es shall, by sirup* of the elll of the late Doke
of Hommel, become entitled to his freehold estates;
and, failing of all such eons, to the Duke of Sesa-
me' (the heebred of the testator's daughter) and his
heirs for ever.
The legacies I. the younger children ore stated to
be In lieu of the provision made for them by their
lather's marries* settlement ; namely, the sum of
Ida Opened peeeds, to be equally divided betimes
them.
Os* hundred pomade each is given to the eseco.
tors; there are two codicils; owe a mere memoran-
dum; the other made for the wpm of beqieethieg
semi end aseeities chielly to @eremite, sees of whom
are mentioned iss terms of regard t—To the groom,
8001.•, sod to °o fauteuils gervent, wasted, we be.
bees John Doseldeos, besides a Mesita, pecuniary
remembraece, the picture .f the Doke of Hamilton
(his Cress's lite brother) en hemlock, " clothed
in red." The Will is dated, 16th October, 11118.—
The peratteals were sworn ander 90,00 CL

In Ibe coon, of the late diggings east the Ports
Nomentans, at Rome, au antique tomb has been dis-
covered with a philtres, containing two bodies,
ono wale and the other female. Both were covered
with violet..coloored tonics brnocbed with gold : the
tonic* consist of woollen cloth encommorily fine,
which proves the degree of perfection to which the
Romans carried that branch of manafactete.
Sem Macgregor, a girl of ail years of age, died
soddenly et Blairgotren, Scotlurd, en &today se'n-
t.ighl, by hasiog swallowed part of the top of a it.
siver.