Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29

haps. Than might have been expected. in the
other fashionable squares and streets. Som.
! erset- house, ard the other Public Offices.
| were partially closed, but the business pro-
Fceeded as usual.
| Wednesday, at about half past O'Clock,
the Earl OF Liverpool, the Earl of Westmore.
land. and Viscount Melville, had a meeting
with the Chancellor of the Excheouer. at
his nou,e In Downing street. They coutln.
ed IN consultation about an hour. end then
adjourned TO the Secretary OF States Office
for the Home Department to meet the Lord
Chancellor. The assembly consisted of all
the Cabinet Ministers in London. Mr.. Hob.
house, the under Secretary of State Tor the
Home Department, acts tor Lord viscoun,
Sidmouth during his absence, his Lord ship
having gone to ireland The deliberations
OF the Cabinet Minister, at the Home Office
continued for half an hour. Soon after four
O'Clock, Mr.. Dykes, the Kings messenger.
lefi the HOME office 10 proceed to Ireland
with dispatches for the King.
On Monday night The Marquis of London.
derry left town for ireland. Late on Tues
day night messenger lef, town to follow the
noble marquIs; 5000 after a second messen.
ger also left.
The death OF her ma Sly will produce
considerable change in the situation at the
bar of nessrs. Brougham and Denman, her
Attorney aud Solicitor General. A sense
of equality, however, will probably induce
those too who have the power to confer 90
| them professional honor, which may prevent
| them from beiog thrown back TO their for
| mer position, cad thereby suffering in their
practice.
LONDON, AUG.9
Her late HojestD's tYiU.-By her Ma.
jesly's VIII, she directs that Cambride e
House shall be sold, and the purchase money
paid to Mr.. William Austin.-lt beior CON.
fidently expected by her legal advisers tina,
she had an equitable claim on government to
provide ner house. The first instalment
on toe purchase had been paid by her males.
ty; and the two next, amounting 10 X, OOOL.
are guaranteed by the house of messrs. Ran.
son and Co.
Her claims under the Will of her mother
the Duchess of Brunswick, whatever they
may amount To. she also leaves to William
Austin, and she makes him her resduary le-
gatse.
She directs seated box, which che 6ss.
cribes To be transmitted 20 merchant in
the city, TO whom she owed 4r500I. Its
supposed to contain her diamonds.
She oequeaths 500i. each, to lord and LADY
Houd.
Sac leaveo e picture of herself to lazy Ann
Hamilton, one 90 the Marquis Antaidi, one
to the Siguor Fedici, and one to MIR. Wn..
Austin.
She leaves to DR.. Lashington her coach
and picture.
She leaves to Hieronymus her barouchelle
and her linen and 10 the slater Of Demont
ali her wearing apparel
Her Italian property was not alluded to,
and that was previously settled by notatial
deed.
She directs that her body shall not he O.
pened, nor laid in state. and that sho should
be buried by the side Of her father ard bro.
ther. at Brunswick. She requests that her
body may he cent eff in three Gays.
The following inscription to be engraved
on her tomb-stone:-" To the Memory of
Caroline eft Brunswick, the injured Queen
of England"
There are two codic;ls to the will, con.
tanning tokens of affection 10 her domes.
tics.