... LEEDS,. OCTOL2ER 1. 10 CORRESPONDENTS. W We rpruet that the length of Z.'s ?? and *vell- ,:rtten letter obligeslit; to withltild fiom our readers the piea;\ire atid information %ve have derfeld'frow its pertsal ourselv'cs. .lt a eeting of Aldersisen and Assislants, h eldr on 7T'isdav, at the Moot-Hall, Titonas TEN'ANr. Eq. wvas tc:''V .ttU ..gnr :.:borongh ftsr the iear enso'''g; at. X' tV i. ...

... Tr MEWC . ?? :'iliF ?? NER''URY'. a h cc AMIS received rrom Splain since otr last, ,_-1 litt a (az isite of of a very imnor tait natnre, are ; h! I he unane-nt eanll'nity cuii til.es to exi t li,c ,IffpreuL provincial luutas, 'ad tie bcst under- Irdin'; preva:ls amuong tie-pm as c chiefs ; aill what is of ;ialer Impe~l'i:e, tlkit' blllst of pitliotle lecling swhich Ir - EIa'fl050l'enuefifiit ...

... F:TiA; -MA 1 Xx LOt N D O , SEPTFMBER 28. Letters have b ecis received fronm Stockhalnm to the Idth instant. Tie V state, liialt a crinser had arrived at that port, under the eomin trand of Capt. Mackenzie, in order to take. NJ i.Thol 6tonl .to Baltic Port, where he was to'mee' Chi(ciiagotf the Russian-MIinisterof' Marine, to (cOiiCrt somie arrangement respecting the. Imperial fleet bombarded ...

... UOM PLA I N I S of the PO RTUGU FS E. 1T'I1 folluwing are tile alleted grounds of.comu- T pla' ii of the Portuguese agailnst tile conduct of our Commianaid ers iu Portu.gal. 'I hey rest u pon the oaitli 'iy of letters froin Lisbon to the Ith, and ()pil9to to tile l 'tlh instant, of which they constitute thle skibtoiae:- - I fie usual ceremonies had scarcely been exchanged, -after the landing ? ...

... WEDNsqA ~ AIL WlDl4.i) & -THiURSDAYN's MAIL, LONDON, SEP-TEF:x R 27. SPAIN-.% C have receivel Span St1 Papers to tie 17ti instiint. I Ilev colltail) some intereltin. Y actouits of the militaryouperatinti oni the line r.n tle f ?? sec('ill5 In 'jie' lietl t in tllioio ol larsil l 3Bessirre's to at:ick the stveril c&iisijns which were marching agahistislsea.1'1cylpiig by the execution of such a ...

... | SUNDAY 8 ?? 9aNDAY' -'AII. LO)N DON, Shws OER2l N order wai i!-stied ott Mo ada I toit, f7~ri n Adiii. Wit U I; et's ofil' o, at Co Ve, lftr I he ,aiI A in of theirait~ltori% dcc. Oil the- folwi iwtg da..y at twelve O'clock. liiki, c'cttt.pact tittle tittly cottslefti of 5680S men, andl 300 art illery E:orles. Tihe d ty p re'- vi'itts to thle oilt'tdtr foteittljtk'atiotit (Sitrodat ) adc ...

... TO TIHE ED)iiOR OF TUlE LEEDS MERCC' RY. f 11 ?? chapter of the fir~t volume of a lwell' T ?? bcoli, (tie Adventures of a Gkuiictl,) coritaiit; tfl, halokiwing siigpilar story w sw heartie y sk l(f SIch a scene, when the tine cat e for seridii tirie into those parts of tlie wvorld where scavtl'tY :iltarSce IUVy valtd, (gold) -wid n iki to v ?? more e'aten- aivu. 'IThCer beiing a war bietwe1 en ...

... SPANfSH PAPERS. rr-r-r- dSttt,-iosst, Augut! ?? F N, the niorning oflte ~ti, te Proclamationl of 0 our ?? iatwrch, Ferdinand, ;is King, svas tnadc wih the ocnsoted ?? follows a dlescri ption of the sot emnities, tiaming thle streets and sptiires where the scaffolds wvere erectedl, With other £i deattil, front w1i&c it appears, that this ceremony was tse snore a ffecting- and interestitig, ...

... PROTS C.RIPT. nd SA7URDAr E¢VENING, 0cranaER 1. n STOCKS.-Cousols, money; 66-for acc. 61, ad Omnium 24 dis. or or -Dispatches received yesterday from Sir Hew Dal. ja-rymple, and Admiral Cotton, bring intelligence rather na more consolatory on the subject of the evacuation of m Portugal by the French, than any thing we were given to understand by the simple text of the convention signed at ...

... LOArDON, SEPEMBBER 27. Y . HE Portuguese gentleman, whose airival we i - mentioned on Saturday, was Captain De -A.T Cuesta. He brought dispatches for the !; Poirtuguese Ambassador, who went immediately to- t, 'the Secret tate's office; and a messenger was ; soon after his Majesty at Windsor, with an account of the'intelligence. It is certain, that the s, Portuguese Commander has protested ...

... .iQ ONV, SEPTEAMBER 29. E have heen favoured with the sight of a F letter from Stockholm, written late in t Iv v the day on 06wtich the last posit left that city, anil stating, with some confidence, that Mr. r Thorrnton, our Minister there, was on the eve of c his departure to the head-quarters of his Swedish F Majesty a; Aland, where, it was said, a Russian1I flag of truce had arrived, with ...

... LONDON, SRPTMmER 29. EXFCUriONof the DALRYMPLE CONVENTION. T HE Podargus brig, of 18 guns, from Lisbon, is arrived at Portsmouth, after a. passage oftl T 14 days. By her we have received letters and papers to the l2th instant. They announce that the first division of Junot's army head been s embarked, in conformity with the Dalrymple con- I vetion, and were to sail on the 14th instant, for- ti ...