... ana an I] Extrac from thlc test H1-aled Tntestent of the latre 1WJILLIAlI MI i a, se Riq.tof- . in the coo aty of Slivliag, Scoland. 1e * * * * *- 5 Further. It is iy express wish, that the IS. a in the lower drawer of my escritoir, entitled, Toe CsreCESS ?? O- 01 AN UNexEcuTED FswacinuI be published to the world, rithill (I three months after oy body is laid in the earth, to the effect that ...

... ?? -, ,lurocrne. 130W STREET. 4th t a, l - - UOW STREET. ed On Saturday the 4th inst. an elderly man, named TWlliam 2 !S. Edwards, a schoolmaster at Derby, was brought up in custody c 'B from that place, and examined at this office, before the liligistrates, for the purpose of having an order of affiliation made upon him }r to compel hit-7 to maintain a female bastard child, of which t g was ...

... L )DNiSDAY's POST. Lonrdorn, i'esdos, Atymet 28. T ?? were (lone ?? at 87k, , T lar ?? of business yeste-rday afternoon, at which ter thd rened this morning; a teaction has since taken place ,s ,urter per Cent., their ?? a, pr5-sent being a7 ,, lt andI 8I for October The coltinuatidn is re- sit °I toot an eight per cent. The only business is miaking up, sul ,ig .a t tlsro - toii5 tonl ews we ...

... ITWCASTLE, AuGuST 17. of' the lat'e Pretnier, r Canning, were to I, ne~interrdY~atoid, in Westminster Abbey, near those i;; of his piedecessor. ir Iitt. Some particulars of his lifeI t llness wil be found ift our 2nd page. How 'his offices the iniistry are to be iupplied 11Rs not yet gtrsspied; but, -judging froml the precedent which wsI gjactedul uon rnbr C.'.own ?? (Mr SRobinson) iu to be ...

... SIR JONAH AARRRINGTO1VS PERSONA SKAETRCH.-..(CONCLUDED.) Onir readers will not be dliplesised at our once mare intirs- elisein to them Sir Joinahs Barrington and his wonderful Sketches, for the Knight is a most facetious gentleman, and bsis work contains what the reader can find in no' other book under the sun. Mr. Liston's face isiiot nore different fromlothier Lu- loan lfaces ?? Jonah is ...

... VFN DIEMEN'S LAND. I -PRiOCEE~DINGS OF THE MUETING FORTILN JURY AND A LEGISLATIVE ASU1M ILY. * (rX011~. ,111 'TASMANIAN 0OF TilE 17TH MARCHf LAsT.1 e ecngauat h friends of dile Colony u on the result day lart. Sach a Meeting as this, called together by the solicit- * s'jan cif so m)any independent Gentlemen, convened under the I-authority of the Sheriff of time Island, and conducted with sucs ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICL. SIR-I have lately been informed, that some time since, a letter appered in The loriwin Chranicle, advocating the cause of man-midwifery; and as I am convinced that the public ge- nerally are under the influence of very erroneous impressions !n regard to this important subject, I shall be greatly obliged ifyou will give issertion to the fewfollowing ...

... AN ANECDOTES OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. In 1582, the Cure of the little village of-, finding his re- venue too scanty, endeavoured to profit by the superstition of his parishioners, to increase his wealth. None of the methods he had essayed had succeeded, when chance and his own pre- sence of mind came to his aid. One Sunday at the moment when the inhabitants of - were listening with the ...

... PORTSMOUTH, A;ot~sr 18, 1827. Tbie division of the Rnssian squadron-four sail of tie ?? and four frigates-to be detached to tie Mediterranean, i tle command of the Rear Admiral Count Hayden,wastkisc inspected and mustered ay tlhe Commander-in-Chief, ?? Sineavin, preparrtory to sailing, which, the ?? pqupua:r shall take place on Monday next. COanI1t Hayden hsassallh his flag into the Azoff, ai ...

... CARLUSLE ELECTION. I FOUtLTH AND LAST DAY.-THURBDAY. The Yellows had this Morning taken up the White Hart. In English-street, as their place of rendezvous, In conseluence of their having been driven out of the King's Head. Here they displayed their only remaining fiag. The polling commenced exactly at nine O'clock. The Blues brought up the first tally. The Yellows had also a tally in readiness ...

... BOTANY-UNIVERSITY OF EDINBUlGH. Monday Dr Grahram terminated the University Course of Lectures on Botany, when the following Prizes were award. ed-- To Mr Edward Mioore, of Plymoauth, a Gold Medal, fer the best Essay on the Plouts which are poisortrrss, either to man or thee iferioranimals, and lreegro ttheB irislr Flora, swith various cirumstranees (as stated in the intimation given last year ...

... FIRM THIE LONDON GAZETTE. ST JAMSS PALACE, JUNE 30. IS27. Tl-e King eas ehis day pleased to confer the honotr of D Keightbood on John Pleter Grant, Esq. OFFICE' OF ORDNANCE, Anc. 2. 1-27. Voyal ?? Lieutensant Horace n DlathiSs no'be First Lieutenant, vice Blackiston, resigned; ,dated 191t July IS27. c Ol3NSfANCE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. C First Ass=istant-Surgeon James.Veeling, M. P_ to be Str- t ...