The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-04-15 00:00:00

Three Mourning Cuarbe. and Four:

lit the first were the chief m:itiruers, k:arl Cowper, Hon. Mr.
Lambe, and the Hun. qtr. ticurice Lambe; in the other
tau coaches worm sonic of the domestics and household.

The following carriages followed :
Three of Ike olreesard's, Earl of Btaboruagles, Earl of War-
wick's, Earl of Meaborough's, Lent Buuraonor's, Cottages*
Fauconberev, tluu. Airs. Darner's, mud Hr. T. %I') titre &.
las)sea.

BM. ROSA'S WILL.

The will of the late Mr. Rose pus been proved in
Doctor... Commons, by his son, George liettry
Row, one of the executors. It principally consists
in providing fur his oife and children ; in it he men-
tiusts having stewed the revereion (after his death)
of the situation of Clerk of the Pashainents (held
by him) to his eldest son, George Ilenry• ; also Ilse
valuable pl.sce of Rembog Clerk, and Clerk of the
C •ttees of the House of Lords, and the succes-
sion of As►istant-Clerk, upon the death of himself
and his elde►t son, for the benefit of his youngest
sots, William Stewart Rose. Amongst other be-
quests in one of the codicil. are the following :

" To my eldest grandson, George Pitt Ruse, my enamelled
repeating-watch, set with brilliants; and a walking cane,
which belonged to his gudfather, the late incomparable Right
Honuurabk William Pitt, whose memory will always be clear
to me, su lung as my OS • endures—it has the crest of that
great man set in gold in the head of it.
" To my grandson, Hugh Ruse, my steel-mutinied sword,
which was presented to use by the manufacturers of Binning •
1111113, as a token wri their regard.
“ To my Kowloon, William Rose, a guld-besded cane,
which was presented lay king William to the grandfittber of
my late invaluable friend, the last Earl of biarchniont.
" To every mule inhabitant resident within the manor of
Burgh Christchurch and Lyudhurst, county of Southampton,
who shall be pour enough to accept the same, and who shall
attend divine service at their respective churches (except they
are prevented through illness) on the Sunday after my fu-
neral, the slim of ten shillings each."

In speaking of himself, he says, " Fortunate—
greatly fortunate an I have been in this hfe, yet
there is no part of my good fortune on which I set
no inestimable a value, as the qualities of those on
whom my happiness depended. My children have
been a blessing to me, during a long series of years.
such as seldom occurs, and never caused use tone
hour'* pain." He appoints his wile twit two sons
executors.. His personal property sworn under
33,0001.

The nuke of INTLAND left his seat, Tlrlvoir
Castle, on Sunday last, for Newmarket. Hir Grree
•ad family aie ►hurtly expected au town fur the
season.

The Al/minis of ANGLESEY will entertain a
large party of distinction on Monday next, at
Uxbridge Douse.

Mrs. MENU hai issued Caffig of invitation for
grand concert, on the 4thi of May, at hrr hour itt
St. Jitturs'a-miutire.

Mrs. Rosk has issued cards of invitation for a
grand rout ou the 4111 of May, at her house in Port-
'gild-place.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street :
General MacKenttE, from his seat in Irelagid ;
E. LEE, Esq. front ditto; E. CLIME, Esq. front
a tour. Departures from ditto:—Mr. FIUSER, lire
his seat in :leading! ; Mr. CADETT. for the island of
St. Vincent ; Mt. I,lautis and Mr. JONES, for their
seat, Berks.

Arrivals at the Pulteney Hotel :—Lord
WORTH, from his seat m Shropshire ; Dr. BOWDEN
and Mr. MItCALF, frOM Cheltetibmin ; Mrs.
from Dover ; Col. and Mrs. VANsirrAar, flow u
lour.

It is not in a political capacity the Duke of K ErT
presides at the St. l'atrirk's celebration on SdiutilAy
next. His 1103s1 Highness, at the instance of the
Committee, tikes the Cheir. vacated lit the limiented
death of Ml. PosisottuY. Only as Patton of the Itt-
slilatioa,appointed such by his MAJESTY in the year
1787 ; and it is understood that tl;e Meeting id the
18th is the only one hich the Royal I.)•ke run
attend du:log his intent!td short stay in England,
this visit. The Chair oilhe Charity, coosequeolly,
L. in its tilterititie cotur:4., to revoke, next .-r.r, to
stone high individual of adverse polities to tht.re of
the Noble stud inderatigishle l'iesitleut of tile lest
ye;ir, sccortling to the order so Luppily reemtione:ul.
ell in 1816 by the Royal Patron himit If, in his nn,../
judicious and eloquent recothnientiation of to.
centrality in segestil to party—which optr4 II It
Might lie for the intelest of the Cliesity again to le-
publish.
A young fernier f • Hoddesilon, named Titus.
Al A rr, undertook to tisturday morning ill go on
foot from Collides. Toni. to Leicester and return,
19ti miles, 11l tutee days. 'Flue petit-06in went tiri
she first day; 81.41 be ums within half his ,i;..
tlia•s• Intl ass hour before his time on Snin/Jr. not-
Ansten.licg Il.e w.l and tl t ! r