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From late English papers.
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The Duke of Wellington has declared, at the
Horse Guards, that he will not remove cap (tne
Noble Dukes own phrase) placed there BY the
late Duke of York.


His Royal Highness. the Duke Of York has left
behind him nearly three tons Deight of plate, OF
The most valuable description. The largest por-
ion of it is deposited 10 chests at Mess. Coutt's