... To 1,- EDHlR of, the LFEDS AMERCU. ?? your Report last week, of the trial at York, Tie King/, v. 77Te Rev. John Sunderlaud, eld ESrvvn Odihess, you gave us some barbarismrnsin uilrlfaLgec; which I scorn to quote, as having ori- FialplS iroceededfrom, the month of the Rev. Gen- r kIIao.-Now, Sir, I wasunder his-tuition, for above fifteen years, and therefore I know him iveU. I know him to be ...

... 11iEE)DS, Jv NEL 2. ( fac Ite [irSt Biathilion of leeds Local Milits, Nill s efnlt-d shrug', tcll 'iri 01pol) their lallilll pnernlivi.l (lltV ' as:1l on nedi,,icdlav iorniig, oon alter live o'clock, thiey I ?? loinl lhence to Plonlleiralct, where tileV till re1:ain on dcit% till Tuesdav tlne 19lh ot'Juti, on which day tb's till ret ?? n to Leeds. We Idldersanid tii t the. coliiire of lhe ...

... LEEDS, FEIWA Ri- .1 6. Satuid#y niglt's Gazette contains two lro c14inationas forrthe ibiservance ot tiyu Faysts in the United Kingdom, 'iz. iii England on Wednesdav the 20th March, and in Scotland On Thursday the 21st Alarch. it-CHARD \WATT. ?? of Biqhop Burtiln, is appointed by his Royal Highness-the Prince Regenit in Council, Higb Sheriff-for the County oi York for the year i811. - Sir ...

... LEEDS, FiB RUAlty 8. | Wednesday lats, being the day appointed for a General Fast, a Sermon was preached at SM ma Chapel, liv the l'ev. Ed ivsad lParsons, andL a Coilect. on madi , a manil ting to 181. 2s. 5d. on behalf of the School established in this town on the pian of Mr. Josrph Lancaster, for the elocia- tion of the children of the poor of all religious denominations. On Wednesday last, ...

... THE Riots at Notiinglansihire have been partly put dowv u by-the presence of that lioeerfui tranquilizer-a Mslilitary Force; we wish the same end hall been acomplished by ahundance of work and more liberial wages; but such a wish is idle aud unavailing, while the, system coutinuei that hax been pursued by this country, with little in- termission, during the iaststwenty years-a system that ...

... *WELLINGIN'S EARt.LDOM AND PENSION. HOUSE dF COMMONS-T'ejday. 7he Clzaceflor oj' the. Er Iseqiter brought dlown a blessage front tis Riyal Highness thre Prince Regeuv, of ?? Lire following is a copy: *- G F.. P r P. Itr. Tic Prince Regent, in the name and on tire be- half of his Majes'y, having taken into his royal con- sidv ation the endisent and siienal seri ices performed by General Lori) ...

... On W edneqdav, ite I ei . fihe Archdleacr'n of this rifling held his annual visitation of th- clergy ?? pr.is!i chiurch in tbis tow i, wten an very in. pressit e serrlion on l the occasion was preached by the Rev. Richard Fawcett of Armley, from 2 Ti- mutlhy chp). ii. verses ?? 'f6. BIL1.LS (OF MJ(0R.TtLITY Al' LEEDS. PAPISH CHUi{CH. In 16I19. In 1810. Ti~arriege. ?? . .. ?? 6t3 ?? Increase 42 ...

... T . 1TilE EDIT bPT I A f l . ITa rvfE XDITO.'I by TrE ArEp~tealn Z ?? ~ ~ ~ ?? . !r _ , I. Sink The existepri6 of t~catiib ri onlyiv ' ~ri ie Aout amatotagt. yl~toi ?? so (4Q~nitcl illnti~toitauc'k, ask tending to riittice in so grteat to d~egree. ht vtpo r6eo tehrnt a- lit lit I1 lut ftequjtii1iy been rich *gratified by 'ifading your col titim It milftoyed iradvocatintg th ?? Ot ( if ?? ; ...

... zLERDS7SA11I1A ?? Oct. - The Rev. C. F. STEINF.oPFF, Foreign Secreiary to the Brit sb and Foreign Bible Society, will, we are happy *o find from an advertisement ini the 6rut page of this page, honodr the Leeds Auxiliary S cie-y with hi. attendance at their anniversary meeting oext Wednesday, when the Frie6ds QF tiat inestima le ?? will, we doubt not, be grat fl d with much valuable ...

... JOANNVA SOUTrCOTT. The fill-vinf letter fromn thes eeretar of Joanna Southcott, to Mr. George Turner, of this place, was received by yesterday momning'spost, and has been handed to us for insertion:- DEAR FRiEnD, * I have the satisfaction to inform you, that our dear Joanna begun to revive on Monday: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, she appeared dying; her putlsc at 8, and Pr. Reece said she ...

... TIHE MERCURY. T[ie Negociations at Chmajillon, it is C I a jetetred, have abruptly terminated, and the fate of the civilized world is on t ie eve of being decided |iC by the sword. The crisis is awful ! and a fen dales will either deliver tip the French Capital to the Allied Armics, or see them driven, with discom- p fiture, to the Rhine. Perhaps at this iery moment ti this question may ]base ...

... -LONDON, WEvNLSDAY, Oct. 6. dl I - By a vessel from lVilmington, we on Tues- n day reeeived regular files of' A erican Papers 1. to the date of the 7th of August. According to these it appears ?? the pyrotechnic inven- 0 tions tor destroying shipping at sea has excited v great attention in tile United states, and they (I have practically applied them, by establishing a is line of torpedoes ...