The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-25 00:00:00

Mr. SHERIDAN comes in for Stajfarei without a
contest. Strong application. was made to Govern-.
ment to support a mercenary opposition to him ;
but much to the honour of Mr. ADIANGTON'S libe.
ratity, he not only refused all countenance to the
t pPlication, but • distindly declared, that he should
regret, as a public man, to see Mr. SHERIDAN Out
of Parliament, or even disturbed in his Seat for a
plice which he had represented honourably and in.
dependently for four successive Parliaments.
Mr. GABRIEL STEWARD and Sir JAMES PULTE-
NEY MURRAY will .certainly be returned for Wey-
' mouth.

. .
It is not true, as has been reported in several
Daily Papers, that Col. WOOD has withdrawn
himself from canvassing the town of Shaftesbury.
Sir JOHN PAYN E, It is expeaed, will be the
IVlember for Bedford, in the room of Mr. Cot,-
Hou N ; and should he be joined by another Gentle-
man of the same political opinion, Mr. WHITBREAD
Will be. hard run.

• Oa 144riday last Mr. HAMMiT, M. P. for Taun-
ton, arrived at that Town, and has received the
most unanimous support from his friends on the can-
vass.

Sir MATrti•Ew BLoxAM and General DELATCEY
are canvassing Maidstone, where a third Candidate
is expeded.

_l\ll*.- JollEs is determined, it seems, to oppOse
'lr. Fox for Westminster—we aro certain that he
wilLoutbeltow him on the Hustings.

Mr. LAMBTON has been received in the most
,pattering manner" by his Constituents at Dur-
Hii carriage was. drawn through the streets
by the populace, from hearty. heal, not like the Op_
position Oraiors in London, by a hired Mob. '
ANNESLEY; who has represented the Bo_
rough .of Reading for thirty years, comes in -again
oppositien. We can with truth asserts that
no man has attended his parliamentary duty
.:More
constantly than he has done.

Lord GARDNER'S Address to the Eleflors of
li\'estminster is of a piece with his whole character
and condo 1, manly and dignified.
Sir TuOMAS OSRORNE has addressed tWe Eleftors
of the County of Waterford, advising them to chuse
two. Evlishmen as theil -Representatives.

tRUR Y-LANE.—Last night this Theatre closed
for the season. After the Play, Mr. KEMB LE came
forward, and in the name of the Proprietors, returned
thanks to the Audience and to the. Public, for the
patronage with which they Chad been honoured ; and
in the name of Himself and the Performers, for the
testimonies of favour and indulgence they had .ex.
Ferienced.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Jon NsToN are engaged to per-
form at Edinburgh during the race week, as is Mrs.
Powp.Lt.,

•The late Mr. Jo L L Tres Wilt has just been proved.
It is accompanied by six Codicils,. all of which, ex-
.cepc the last, together with the Will, are written by
himself upon loose half sheets of paper, or the backs
of letters. He has left the bulk of his fortune to
his eldest son, HYLTON JOLLIFFE, Esq. and to,oool.
to his youngest, WILLIAM JOHN JOLLIFFE, and
30ol.'for the ereetion of a Mausoleum. His eldest
Son is his sole Executor. The last Codicil was
made after his accident-.—he was only able to sign it
with his mark, which was for the purpose of adding
SOOOI. to a fornwr-legacy of the same amount to his
oun.4,e,t sgno