The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-23

Mr.. FOx'S WILL. II
Exs,a5rd from IRE Regjqr, cftbe, Pr,ygafive
Coat, Of Cantsr5aryl.
From a late London paper.
This is the Ian Will and Tenamen, of me, the
Honourable Charles James Fox, of St. Anne's Hill,
in the Pariih of Cherfey in the County of Surray.
Whereas the late Mr.. Redman, of Ha,ton garden,
did, by his Will, give and beGueath unto me le-
gat Of ve hundred gaineas, which FUN hal be
titled at fone future time to receive together with
the interet that will become due for the fame Now
do hereby give and bequeath one n,oiety, equal
half part Of all fuch MONIES unto my nephew Hen
~ Fox, fon of General Fox and the other n,oety
&c other half part thereof, unto Robsr, Stephen,
youth living With Lord Vfeoun, Bonybrooke,
IN America And whereas am entitled to one an
nuity, or clear yearly !um OF one hundred pounds,
lately granted to Sy his Grace Johu Duke of
Bedford, for and dnrng the term of the natural life
Of Harriet WillouShby,in the grant thereof named;
Now do hereby give and bequeath the fame annui-
~ unto'ny wife Elizabeth Bridget, for and during
the term of her natural life, If ie. the faid Harriet
Whonghby, fall 70 long live aud from and after
the d.ceafe OF my faid wife, unto the faid Harriet
Wiiioughby, for her ute and benefit | give,
deviie, and bequeath, all the rea and reiidue Of my
pertonsl eate, Of what nature or kind ceyer not by
real elfates, whatfoever and wher-ihever, unto my
laid wife, Elizabeth Bridget, her Heirs, Executors,
Adniinittrators and Afgns for ever only with her
TO make Prefents in my name Of any books pictures
or marble, se thinks fit, as remembrances of me- TO
the following friends Lord Holland, General Fox,
General Fitzpatrick, Lord Robert Spencer Lord Fitz-
William, Mr.. Hare, the Bilhop IF Down, ord lohn
Townihend. Mifs Fox, and M. Bougerie. There are
many others whon,f love and value to the greatelt
degree; but theie are my oldef connea ions. ! no.
inmate, eonttne, and appoint my faid wife, Eliza
beth Bridget fole Exeutrix Of this my WILL and re-
voking all former Wills by made do declare this
only to be my Ian Will and TeRameht In t.ilsn,o-
my whereofI have here unto fet my hand and fea.
this twenty fra day of JULY ore thouiand eight hun
urea ana two' c, J.FoX, Q.s)
MURDER OF. ]. P. PALM.
You have no donSt read the particulars of the
n'urder of the unfortunate Bookseller, Palm-and
that TO intmidate others, Bonaparte ordered COCO
copies of che entence ofthe mock tribunal to be cir
en'ated all over the continent. Some patriots here
have in return fubfcrbed for the publication and diff
trbution of 5000 copies Of the nclofed letter which
he wrote his wife fone hours before his execute
on. sYos can form idea Of the general indicrati-
ON this murder has excited here and every where ele
IN Germany. The pity of his fate chi;
by the adherence of the Tyrant who commanded
and directed the aGafns who perpetra,ed this afro
eious deed.
LETTER FROM J. P. PALM TO HIS
WIFE,
: !" In the Dungeon OF the Military Prifon of
Hrannau, Aug. 10, 1906, fix o'clock in the
morning.
My desreit beioved-when you read thofe lines
you widow, and our dear, dear Children hav.
no longer father My deRny is fixed in i've hours
ceafe to live. But though die the death of cri-
minal, you know that ! have committed no crime,
a m nj he nrefap
when all nntin,ely end can neither diihonor man
whole whole life has been rreproachable nor throw
Tain on his urviving rmily In miferable days
what virtue has not expired by the hand. of the ex
scutioner !--Do let your afFssion for the fate
of huiband, deprive you of hrmnefs to fupport the
duties OF a mother. Our dear, dear babes (Oh my
Cod HAIL never more prefs them or you to my
buriting heart j have now a double claim on ycur
maternal love, as we'll fetI,ier-
nels. Implat in their tender minds all thoie yiru
Gus ientiments which made their good mother 70 We
~ dear TO their unfortunate father. advife you 10
co!,e f,on poible the wreck of our fortune lf
any, and to retire with it TO England or America In
thoie fortunate lands innocence is i lecure and pa
,riotifm is yet fecure.
:" IN my lat feryent prayers, ! recommend Won all
TO the protection of an Omnipotent Providence. and
TO the eompahon of thofe contemporary patriot. of
a'eouDtries whole noble boionis fympathife with my
own feelings and dep!ore If weep over the DEF.
tFuefion of liberty in wretched Germany
Reward the friend who delivers this and for
give, and teach our dear children forgive my mar
derer. May Heaven pardon hin, as much as do.
cannot dare not fay s,ore--ry breaR is too full
Oh, my God never--never more to behold and en-
brace them and you l!!-Almighty Creator blefs &
rreervc yon all until liz another and better
world to part With my laa brsath, your
ever affetlioDate hglband
JOHN PALM"