... EXThWRD1NADIY WiLL. The following urious bequests, folm as Lotd Castle- sreagh expresses it, -a fendaensental feature in the ir will'of altels deesed humorist It icarcely neces- r yse, to observe,, that they did not pay the Legsy 'a Ditty :- y IrnprimisI ?? my body to the earth-but L- command my lxecutors nqt to have it irstered in St. IS Stephen's Chapel, as there is 90 amitqh euptioan ...

... IR.. CANNING. A- most cutting philippic has just issued from the press, addressed to this gentleman, in a pamphlet of be- th tiween 30 and 40 pages. From a supposed similarity in th the language and stile, it has been attributed to the author of the letters of Junius, supposed to be identified with adiving character. The gentleman, however, to ne whom we are indebted for our copy assures us, ...

... ;uBSCRIPTION FOR WILLIAM HONE. its aonday pursuant to notice, a meeting was con- vened at the City of London Tavern, to consider the Dn heO ety of ening a subscription for the support of lc W ?? famLily, on account of the exertions he o hsas made so successfully in the defence of the liberty of the the ety o s Thef ..assembly began to collect in considerable num. do bus as early as twelve ...

... aND S PrN5SACOLA. - Amtrnrkaz Papers.-Thefioll owingremarkareasenbed to thep ln of the late President bir. Jefferson, who was one of the fmrt persons in America who -expressed him- self decidedly and finnly agaiost the seizure of Pensa- cola, and is supposed to bare had great influence by his representations in inclining -Pidssdent Monro to thei tborse he haspnow pursped:- All suspense and ...

... Comnpendium of Weekly Intelligence, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. .-m I ti- Foreign Intell'gence.-In the Dutch papers there is of an intimation from the French frontiers, that up to the on 21st ult. it was positively asserted, at the head quarters of of the Duke of Wellington, that no diminutti(it of the Fe- Arny of Occupation is thought of. The report of the ,as approaching departure of the Danish, ...

... I I r w .t -- -, - I GENLElSE2N, ?? IENLEMIEN, In answer to your corresponden Jatiuean in your last number, whether the statute of limitation would be a bar to the claim for ground rents due to the Corporation, for any period prisir to the last six years? [ beg leave to recommtnd 1o his perusal, a trial that took place in our Town-hall, before Our worthy Deputy Recorder, at the. Midsummer ...

... pooticript. ; S-reden.-Despatches have been sent to all the Sove- rigs related or allied to the Court of Sweden, an- e nouneing the death of Charles XIII. On the evening D pre~ccthng his demise, he signed a proclamation invest- _ ing the Crown Prince with the full powers of royal e authority. - Fund.-At one o'clock on Tuesday, the Stocks were so considerably depressed, that Consols for Account ...

... INTO'THE RIiGHT HONOURABLB GE, 0 CANNING. I i oued net enter, on my fi1t of friends, ?? graied with ?? luledfine sense- ' Yet wsati'irZ'5eeibiiity) the mnat Who neeoleisly sens fot A tpns a worm. Sts,-An unprovoked and unfounded attack upon Lord Sefton and his friends, in the last Livtrpoot 001a. ,1. 'ier, induces me to address you. On the eve of a general election, which your friends will ...

... 1.-TO LOMID SIDIOTITTH. MY LostD,-I am extremely sorry that I have the honour to wrrite to toum Loi-dship, and know for certain that I esha]hi'ct relain helre longe rugh to receive your aiswer, w hlich Worlid perhaps, fulfil all my wishes. 1i For these four davs I have been. in the hands of your State !Lesserger, who, on his arerivl here, entrusted to me mny parers which had been previously ...

... (From the Liverpool Courier, of Decemnber 31.) On Monday eveninglast, the niember' of this dub, amounting to about eighty g emen, of the first re- spectability in the town, celebrated the anniversary of its formation, by partaking of a public dinner, at the York Hotel, HENRY BLUNDELL HOLLINSHEAD, Esq. President, in the chair. The dinner was sump- tuous, and got up in an excellent style by Mr ...

... ?? the EDiTORSof the Liverpool MERCURY. as 1i Facts are chiels that winnra dingF i 4n' downa be disputed,' of h'rNTLRME, a rI was rnuch amused with the letter of Mr. WW CILLYw inserted in your last paper, in reply tq mine t in- that of the 10th instant, complaining of certain abuses,a ne wbich hadbeen practised at, a sale of books lately held is i4 ChurcLstreet. 'He has taken up the subject, ...

... 'lAe l JUNerpElt ,1r81r8. FRiIDAY, JUNE 12,18Mis Ir 'TSChLTIO; oF PARLIAXENT.-Tlc Lon- ; nlftir rteetely assured us that the condua of the tra '5 Snew abouit to b dissolved is itself a practical tea t4601 .f el; thieitlheories uf reform. lie deserves law ?? for the boldites of such an assertion: hc of thi ,9l~to , ventured upon a fallscy which few can l -rzstand Ile has redeemed all his ...