The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-21 00:00:00

Efit Court.

BALMORAL, Bum 19.
Het Majoity did sot leave the gam& atljaeent
tow ONO petaaliey.
The Dash= of Neat and the Primer Holteelehe
Laegeabeargjebeei the diener party in the mains.

The Nam of Orthed, the bishop of Lowden, mad Earl
Oweper, bedfloPereiews with Mr. Secretary Walpole yea-
why se the 111111111101111161. The Lord Mayor sad the City
Meatentwascer had she ma iuterview with the MApkt
fkrentary.

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
The Duke of Wellington has left a will, though the
contents of it as yet remain undisclosed. It is dated
as far back as 1818, and was found late on Saturday
night, at Coutts's Bank. The existence of this does-
eument was, we believe, unknown even to those
most nearly connected with the Duke, who, though
of late years he had ordered several wills to be pre-
pared, yet never could make up his mind to execute
them. The Duke appears to have always avoided
the subject of his own death, and the arrange-1
meats connected with it. Those who knew lum
best hardly ever remember to have heard him
talk of each matters, and, in illustration of
this feature in his character, a curious feet may be
mentioned. Every one knows that he received, in
the 0011f1111 of his long and distinguished life, many
presents of immense value, and that Apeley-hease
filled with a great variety of objects, the interest at-
tached to which can hardly be overrated. This col-
lection, as personal property, was, of course, exposed
to the risk of dispersion atter tho Duke's death, and,
with a view to its preservation, an set of parliament
was obtained, enabling his Oracc, within a space of
two years, to make heirlooms of such objects as he
wished to see inalienably attached to his title and
estates. Siegularly enough, it was not till the last
day of the time thus granted that he signed the do-
cuments requisite to make the sot available.

Although it is now a settled matter that the
funeral will be • public one, and on a scale cesenes-
curate with the fame of the deceased, nothing
beyond that is yet determined. At the Herald's-
college an opinion is entertained that two or three
weeks may elapse before the ceremonial will take place.
It may be assumed that her Majesty would leave
Balmoral early in the present week, and would before
long arrive in the metropolis. It is also probable
that the body of the Duke will lie in state for some
days before the intermcct.
Yesterday a large meeting of the most influential
inhabitants of Hull was bold in the Maasion-house, the
Meyer is the their, at which it was resolved to observe the
day of the duke's funeral by an entire enegnision of bumf
new, and by religious services in the churches sad chapels
of the tows.

THE CORPORATION AND THE DORE Or WEL-
LINOTON.—Mr. Joha Wood hes stun • Rotate of maim
for coesidering, in the Court of CORIUM CSUISCit neat
Thursday, what mask of respwt should be paid to the
seamy of the grew duke.

IT AND TRH DUKE OF
WELLINGTON.

The following " report " of what paned in parlia-
ment os the 28th Jane, 1814, and is the City, may be re-
greadmosill sow as of now interest :
=after SOH. Lord Chancellor having talus his
8 11•01111111 semblage of peers being peens;
the Meaner Melliestrn was introduced with ever/ Ps,
ibis splendour and formality which the maim addled,
sad which be so justly Talented. The Duke of Welliegtso
entered, supported by the Dukes of Itichimend sad Mom
fort, is military uniform and is Users Meal sass. Dag
arrived in eke body of the hews. the Dube mods lin mid
obeisance to the Lord Chancellor, and slimed Ms past
sad right of 1011MOMII ; the ilhestriora pensmage the, •p-
-crrthe table, where his Grece's mime peens, as
usedt, Earl, Marquis, and lastly as Duke, wsme gash
red by the duke. The Laths were then edeoinktseed,sed
the test rolls wore signed by him. Ho then, .lt
by his noble sopporters, took his seat es the Du"1711.1=1 ,
sad saluted the boos. in the usual manner, by rising, tib-
ial/ off his hat, and bowing respectfully.
The Lord Chancellor then rose, and pleasant to their
lordship's order, addressed his Green
MY Loan Dust or Wraktuorow.
" In onediesee to the sennuras of their 1. hops, I
have as this mei= to evenemieste to year Ones the
thrake Milne bense, mad the Neal sespaillees of
their kedships, on yye.se.r Men bora your :counsel asr
vise, sad is year fenedseef.a to a seat Mile very highest
leak sad Oupeity la Ow boa. These high and
disda-
ptfahedMawnhave been well end eseastly anted by
pm Greer, by a keg was of sandhi sad signal services,
parhenied ia viruses plea owl duties, but saw
ally es the esatiewst Ille Zags. The medial all
hog *mks of this basee—tie highest hammy
Is the paw of their terilions to begiew—hom set gall
been meet liegaseely god repusasdly used to yes, with the
meet past anheity ; but year Gra bee Ind the ad-
dallned solidnelles et helms eke alla and shaaael
*ma alit the Woo Mesa haw bees maned, et
vases peeled. Os elbeedi=d netniggions gimes,
Moe tiograss mar year
egideenmille moo= sgereoud. la the lesare of yaw
Orme, elm is le he sees, the Ina wed esset boneasable
dieting*. of ask, of this bola bag at he den la.
masa' pined ia the very henna* ma
rook may thole loodship, ea is the peseepo.dbliriterd
OOP. nemusiga of mia beam* hay I.:gioll=raa.
led trith theirmagalinie sod Ossortoost. ewe de te
year gnat sal aspneellelsol services and I their
nano sad draft we emir as will reader the MOO of
Waimea' Isnaggeel. wed will eseatiste one ef the most
beillat *peas la the bass, of Me oassisy. lave
besa frequently ad lady Mt by this Ma ,m
id re-
esusdly ado the salgest-el lie sleeks sad its
Inglis seaman so am sad ft Judy .pronert 1:1;
basso, I lisool;17Aescools bmilo omit, sat day lied
gesst soodially The wham, gelasay,
esselme se by yaw Gm* s
Meg ease ef eaten 411Tolleardeigleme of Perusal gad
VD% we based *ay leessege ma me to ebereeteries
espia. we Mai a kingdom of Partsgel from
the arm sad power of Nonce—yew pawn mar of vic-
tory, in subilletese various oftensa and the
thiproValbmeistil las IselrgtowlietoOrlielirelli=ma sad on
Ih.
the cepa of Ciudad Bala sad eat nighty
*stresses will be hamany inagelbed la the page of Bri-
tt* Illatory, se well so year subsequed onesesse, by which
yea bit syear W W frees, ma yea bad establinted
thou be Wait the atheries of Fume. Gnat eel a-
mnia as • *gm amigos are in vee. *sir eau
tuner we Inealsekble, with tames mecuing to OM se
rook gois—he-.3.g es eau the preeposely end teeeptil-
Diy *leer ea assay, steal the pea, On
die lftman* ef leas spOpy is hi
of vostanso, and mails. other esuatrise too piste them
Mewl is liket ate, whisk enabled *a wasosstalk to re-
sin die lam= al the power of the egarnsa may.
Ten will hem the besealt, the glans sedastien of
essidaing yourself u principally iadaressial la the
ealmegesst of this great work, and kw d whisk 1 MI a
sada pile sad ostleteetios la Mail Begsgem
womlinag an la peas. sad Ole eseesha, the
seas Mee Dais et this hems,l en thus di-
vested leo yeenema-thet eh* Mae end tions
of his boa be gas se NM Blembal a Dag of Wel-
lireekm, en hit Mom hem lie seeimead is lie egatimet
of WM" end fat the *al ea alma Nears
MMie be Item se the
*gra le hie /*jay
is atialle."
The Doke, evidently under smug sad aka ocher
of subseseemeet, proceeded to Basra Ms Mass e
tallosisgollost :
" No ono odd his lordship sad the bum tint he felt him
▪ megaskeed by the strength of his kollegehaes en=
Mal by what he moat oasakke as the very
Dir Wbeyond pastel mats, in else a:premise.
oisi=
hra ekedshipt Mem end sporellation, craveyed to
him t ley he whisk be bed le Una his soon Mare
and grateful ;heals. The sweemese whisk had stadel
his humble,
Mind
but Mak= lark"' the eras of hi mom
ulna
ny, he
he lasolhod boa kis •-eate to , the ample sapped
primea
sad the emetty, sod also to the slam his g
sosisteme which haw received kale hiscsACtiabeda
*saes toismalems la era wed the venue sad artless
of that say whisk he had the bosom to sommend. The
support whisk ha had the. geogived onseareged al melted
sad gave rice te thot seeds* of whisk, by the lam
of perliensak lie mangos sad spare led
been jrzsassd. Pet hose sad to Mot eke
other of aliment, be hit am grafell indebted.
These, together with the very kid sad
in whisk*, ashie head was plead to sopa
remand, as stadia le emewhsige use who Mt anew
MOSS of deerving mob a degree of pawn sad ea-
glum. He add era their lordship he had managed
to serve hi. ..sty end his Pace to the very but el IM
power sod alley. sad that he would always eademese se
se* whenever suedes might require it, tie Wet use-
ear la whisk la limited capacity would allow bin." (Loud
sad ma* ante)
flis Geese that retired to unrobe. He wore a Field
Meabotre seam with his insignia of the Garter, awl
leaked roarkehly well; en his return into the hem, be
he be • low siesta on the extremity of one of the bakes,
sad the abed be the evening.
Their Gums **Doghouse of Migaged and Welling-
ton were possat se this_ apeistos egairm, se Mrs she
Lassos.
Oman Drew of Mangum sad Lady Charlotte
Oa the sf ha, in the Been of Cameos., Lord
Cessurgegh meted, that the committee appointed to wait se
the Duke of Wellington had performed their duty. Hie
Grace expressed himself highly gratified by the spnrobm
tion which his menu% had met with, and .0 deerou to
receive their thasks, at the bar of the hadase, at such time
as the bout deemed most convenient. (lieu, hear.)
Lord Castlereagh then gave notice, that he would, to
the let of July, at a quarter before five o'clock,
move that the Duke of Wellington be called in. (Hera)