The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-28 00:00:00

7HE QULAN'S WILL.

Tt will he recollected, tl►at in the Queen. will
two lists were referred to, wh►ch, however, did not
appear. The executor. in the subjoined declaim.
lion, filed on Tuesday in tl►e proper Court, explain
the c.itrie of the, nmiavron:

A ppear. d personally the Hight 1130. Charles George Lord
Arden, sad lieihrrt Taylor, of Himlsor, in the county of
E•q. and being duly sworn to depose the truth, made
oath that they are the executors named in (be last will and
traiament of tier Must Cuenca Majesty Charlotte Cloven of
the United Kotg loin of Great Britain and Ireland deceased,
bearing dale the 18,h day of November. in the year of our
Lord 1818. And the arrester, Herbert Taylor, fur himself
*sigh, that irnmed:At.ly after the
lier said Most Lat.:Bent Majesty, it wan delivered to him fur
tare Cuolisly ; and he thereupon sealed op the USK, in the
presenre of her rid M.ijealy nn ao envelope, from which it had
been taken for taw purpose nib, nog elevated as aforesaid; and
the said will relll:lined so sealed up is Isis possession until
tin• death of her said Majesty, which happened on Tuesday,
rlie 17th day of November, 18111. And both the appearera
hir themselves say, that on the following day, to wit, the 18th
day of the said mouth of November, the said will was open.
ed soil read by them; and they then observed the following
clanws, iu the 11.1/111.11 page of the said will, via..--" Having
brought from M. eleleuburg various property, as specified in
the list Nu. 1, a rue Nl'd to this my last will and testament, it
is my wish sod dente, and my last will and pl , that
such property shall revert to the house of Mecklenburg
Strelift, and 1 direct that it shall be scut back to the senior
branch of that boos'."

" I give and bequeath, as specified in the list No. 2, an;
'treed to tlii. my I ist Mtll and testament, to be paid out of
Vie iAlne of my personal proper:, within six months after
any death."
Anil they further made oath, that nu list of property, as
stated 111 be ano,x• to the said will, under the mat k b.,.
or any list of b ilee.l4, also stated to he annexed, under the
mark Nu. 2, woe f.,mtJ annexed to the said will, or con-
tained in the env, I..pe in which the said will was enclosed,
t.s 'fur craid. And the apprarers further make oath and say,
tiiet they have c irefully !nuked over and inspected the pa.
re ft by her sattl Most Excellent Majesty, and that no such
bets as ilium. refined to in the said clauses have bran discn-
ee.rJ of found by tin at, or either of them; and they do verily
and in their tonte.emes believe, that no such lista were ever
prepared by her *air, Majesty; and that she died without
preparing she same. timmile it is within the knowledge of the
appear. r, Writing 'fay lur, that her said Majesty had signified
her intenti )))) to prepare the lists so referred to in the said
clauses, sander the marks No. I and No. 2, and to have an.
vexed darn. au the said will, so as to have formed part
the,, of . -

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The B.li day of January, 1819, the Right )
Hun. Charles Genrge Lord Arden mud r ARDEN,
Herhert Taller, L.q Were duly swum tuS H. TAYLOR.
the hull, of this affidavit.
It.fute Mei S. It. BIIIIIMIY, Surrogate.
Present, ILTID ritettoLL, Notary Pub.

In the course of next month, at the Freemasons'
Tavern, a sumptuous dinner is to be given, when
Mr. 'FtLeNte takes the Chair, as Leader of the
Oiwnsititm. All the Whig Members of both
Moises of Parliament will attend.—(Evertarg
Popo . )
Oli Tuesday as C. Ciat:Em, Esq. of Nlorlingford.
reforming Irons bunting, lie got off
ms it' 'lit to lead him over a gap, when he Isidro.
innately slipped down and broke Ins thigh.
WES CM 1%3 rra Ei.urriors.—A dinner was given
ou Tito.,lay to Mr. HOSHOUSE, by the parishes of
St. James and St. Anne. Mr. Illonmutiss professed
himself ready to be. at all tinsel, the organ of the
popular feeling, and expressed a hope that the time
Was Isat apprineliiiig alien the Parliamentary Re-
preventatives would be chosen by the free will of
the mition, without any rotten boroughs. Sir F.
BURDEVT, also tsar present, observed, that although
uuu uNiit not a!zree upon this or that particular
qrstimi, nevertheless, ►that a miler! Reform was
absolutely necessary, was acknowledged by all.
Mr. 'I.IILI.WAI.I. and Major TORXANS were anon,
the worsts. Major CARTWRIGHT bad Ina health
druuk to his absence.