Southwark, proycdFcbruary, lrT0:--
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Southwark, proved February, tIiU:-- .L give and eeqaeath ante -

 -, and Mary his wife, tie sum of six-pefcc piece, to buy them q natter, for fear the sheritfs should not he pro yided.

 WILLIAM LILLIAN SnAcKETT, esquire, late governor of Plymouth, proved October, I7s2:-sl desire my body may be kept as long as lt may not be offensive, and that one of my toes or fingers may be cut of lo secure certainty ol my be- ing dead. also makc=thls farther re- quest, to my dear wife, tbat as she has been troubled with one old fool, she will not think of marry ing seeond.'

 WILLIAM WILLIAMS, late ot the isl aud Of Jamaica, esquire, deceased, proved October Il, l76S:-" l give and bceueath to that most abandoned, wick ed, vile, detestable rogue and imposter, who has assumed, and now does, or lately did. go by the name oi - -, pretending to be q son of mine, one shilling only, to buy him a halter, wherewiti. to hang himself, being what he hath for d long, q very long while past, deserved from the law, and hands of the hangman, for his great and man. fold ylliainies.'

 JonS Gloss, late of the city of Bris- tol, mariner, deceased, proved May l9, I796.-s executrix to pay out of the first moneys collected, unto my beloved wife, Hester Goss, If living the sum of one shilling, which give her, as token of my love, to buy ha- zeluuts, as know she is better pleased with cracking them. than she is with needing the holes of her stockings

 JOIN DAVIS, late of Claphan, Sur ", woollen manufacturer, deceased, proved January f,I7SS:--" l give and beqneath to Mary ---, daughter of Peter Delaparte.) the sum of five shlllings, which is sufficient to enable her to get drunk with, for the last ieas. at my expense; and l give the like sum of five shillings, to Charles Peter, the son of the said Mary,) whom l am reputed to be the father of, but never had, nor never shall have any reason so 10 beleve.'