... I - - - - r-- - D- -- ?? ' -- -- - -- SUNDAY K NIONDAY's M-AAIL. LONMDO7N, AUGUST S. (rssna the li'o. .t ti's's5 f 1 sI(ttlar, JtiA'. 2S.J TR1EA-TYr IETl'WEE'>T FRAINCE A.ND RUSSiA. 7 Tis Ma2jesty tilt EFpesorol France, &.s. &,SR. I_ M iajis N]2esty tne Emperor of Rusi2, ant irated vwith the same interest iil ptittitqg an enld to ?? dvastations of war; have for this purpose, nominated an(d ...

... S UNDA Y 8 MONDAY's MAIL. LON3DON, AUGUST 1:6. r InHE last Paris Papers conntain httle ne's. .n- j (er thi head ot 0 teliience froml bao lie, it i's menltioned, that an ariliv of 3(1 0.00 nenl i5 to he immediatelv collected there, for lie purpo'c of Coinp eling [orLugal to shut her ?? agai::AL this COLltlrY. \kN e have little doubt that a I ue ot ?? ?? is determinited upon, but we be- eo ne0 ...

... L;EEDS, AUGUST ~2.2 It imml ?? vlemletclv painfuil to Mr. Lascellcs: to mllt titr!,t le d(eheleu-ton oi his popilntritv, I ~5i:, tll sc olilts ere t his fitji-da ite trio'st likl 0 i!C 'ci lbi attachel to him. At the ..i6ection, ?? c:C; 5dtal' tb 'mt teel wveeks a-o, he hld tc;- hitndred a di. a s a e t.rs n apet t tile andpentit S ainelifft and Latscr haut it api.cals hilla all atldreps ...

... WE)DNEsTDA & '1TIjUtSIDAY's MAIL. 'LONDON, ?? 5 ('nSaIt'rd ay f eulenarnt Drurv nrrived at (R~. Ad- iiir~t -ttie x t d l es t hoi to Admiranl 136rke- let, CJDrnairiaderl tI 11i' 'l3riiol sqjuadroir oil thle Coast sort.rdi .\meuriua. ,annolinir('int;tt ;I ctiorl to have been) (i~t'Ot N ew York - hiwti a l HriIis M aj est 's Sihip mnraid, the A ?? flii gatei Cl esapeali, tol ss ui tile latter, ...

... FRID AY's MiA IL. LONDON, JULY 29. A Toffniingen M ail arrivred tlhis morniog, and has ?? ?? 0o ?? lerlrms of ?? of Peace ?? not yet transpired officially, but it should seem as if no intenltion were eotei tai iied of wresting Silesia from tile hio- of Prussia-All tile fortresces in Silesia are, it is saidl, to be deliverel tup to the Kingoon the 1st il October.-It is added there is to be a ...

... WV 1DN SESDYAY & THURSDAY's~ MAIL. LOSTON, tAUdU5T 25, r sonningen Mai, dlue on SuncL;tv thie ith, arrui.veI yesterday with tie unntburgih and Al- tioa Papers of tile I Ithi but thi- e 'tp to the' 17th ?? came to 1a:1( in tie course of last weel:, the qontents of the firrirter have pow lost aHiU ?? ittivrestt, heY ?? a PKocdaiatiion of dis russia) tMa'Jesty, which *diioris 'a farther instance ...

... LEEDS, AUGUR r 29. h order to uder tlie Leeds Corip of oltintete In- brlaay as eficie.'t as jlissible, it is, we n ilerstal d, incheil CJir recommend to such members of tbc corps ac cannot go wibersallent duty, t4)a sign ; alld tere! ii e. 'ieve a Sruflient iuiiiher of cadidlieltes to Oil up tile vacalicies suichlrfiat be occasioned by mieh resicijlatirls. Atn irjerluveiienit ill Ithe art oi ...

... 1' MERCURY. - 1THE MERtCUIRY. oN 1'i( ijt tile Itt I inst. LrrliaIt iiit SVa3 proro- Ir - rOTt>>'l' i'n I'he2 Spi)l cl. deliver id ire thecocci ,Cjinlr in Iris Nirirtstf'.Sy's came5 frrtlltihes little Or (I Ini- rat 112 on anvy ri ?? itrest g es i hjects whit' i at pre' o I ni * .n t ao eirti of tire public. te ?? ~i ioll ktf luss:, asrl tire ditilt' xvithl tA a tie spteC i eerisr lVSrlent, ...

... ?? - -mu * EDNT.SDAY & TlU-RSDAVY's McAIL I LONDON, AUGtUST i1I. Mr. Jackwil'Sois~ o t6 flit Contineent, we'f under- staiit, was in coirlequeniie orflithi profii'red mediatilon of lxtissia.' It is sutetd that lie ?? wl l hiiln ?? of it by our- mhtisters ; that hie is inlstruct- ((d .. lr',s thi -eie for a just, peiniatient, anti rquictable pea&~., aiid to it:~li ie' it Ie Ia islis u pan ...

... PE ACE. TO THIE EDITOR OF ' I'iE LEEDS IlETCUtiY. Early in) the present year a letter appeared in your Paper, sircii e A Pi Il'ND to P '1'.1, in which the writer ulged tU prirpriety of petitionling the 'I'hrone, to close tile calatnit eis of war, and give to tos tile free exercise and relvard o1our iudusttrl, by rest.tilebessigs of peace. fie ad- vice was despised or tit-glected-late evunts ...

... iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE Or LORDS,-.;.igj, August 14. The Hodnse adjourned durnng pleasure, for the pur. pose of 'giing their Lordships an opprntunity to robe, previous to proroguinig thle Parliawent. The Commissioners were, Earl Camden, the Arch- bishop oi Canterbury, tile Lord Chancellor, and Lorcl i-lawkesbury. I lie Lord Chancllor lthen addressetl ?? Houses as f6llows:- My Lords and ...

... ERID!%Y.'s MAIL. L O N D O N. AUGUsT 19. Government hlave not receiverl any dispatches from Admiral Gambier of t later (late thaln the 1Oil] in- stant. At thal tine the IHland ?? Weas COITI- pleteiy invested. Fort tipi purpose, t11e Britisis fuce h1ad been divicled into two squaili'ons. ?? greater part icler Admiciral Gambthier was dcrawntupl iiu order of lattle, waiting the reonit of the ...