... ;, TIe PRINTER. * Sm.-I lind ?? paper of 'ili Thi Jost. that three Subscrijt,ou Concerts arepropoaed for .the bentfis rjf tble lnflrcmar~vow hichIal~snerxely; 1 *bop~ewill meitet w~tb gesieral 0rkppotn. For tbi5 eils$ b, I eold wish ,yoi'etol~ar.'r ?? : f, , * I'.4iAsConceits of~ thht kierl,'as irell es the Is.t C! tiVral, bi~t:leaitarl biee -got up by wio rmassenl profesors' corjoitly, why. ...

... LEEDS PETITTONAND DECLARATION. T'le Leetis Pefition lior a fleforms in Parlia- mont, contairing il2signaturcs-irwi Itst Saturday transinitted to .-ord Conhrane, to be by ?? Lordship prescnted to the House of con oIs. The .eds De- claraioi, which has now been about the ?? ttime in thc course of signature, contained, when it was last heard ot, about s8l0 namies, tmaking the excess of num- bers ...

... THlE MERCURY. DISPATCHES ft-urn Lrorni ExCUtoHr have !been receired, detailing the proceedings at Algiirs IIrsequent to the date ot lhis foriner comoarlricateion. 'ihe substalce of thlese Diiipatches were publishirl in tle (GazCtte of Satutlay Ilst, and rtill be found in arother part of tint pipr- It appears from this official statemnent that, on the 28th of Augotst, the el,y after the battle, ...

... =_T -h s]8l,. ?? :. To B.-I should niot consider the failure of a the plan proposed by the Gentlemen you mention 'Two or Three Years ago, as any reason why the town of v Leeds should be deprived of so great an advantage, nor have I so little respect to my fellow-tdv-nsmen as r to indulge a fear, that were the plan again laid before iI the public, and the undertaking entered upon with I spirit, ...

... PutBLIC MrEETPtG AT ROCiGDAL1 AI jr A ?? BT~L1 G M E C s i'i N J of tbie linhhlfit- ,ants of ROCHDAIB anrjits vidcnity liheld .on; th 2d bf JalnlurY, 817, Mr. Grandage in the Chair, the following Resolutions were urauismoutjly agrced to, vii3. : I. That thze industrious and useful Part ofthe Poiplr lation of this great Country are in a State of unpasal- ieled Distfessi wbich forcibly iladuces ...

... THIE proceedings in Parliament have, during the present week, possessed an unusual degree of interest and importance. The principalsubjects of discussion have been, the propriety of' taking the claims of the Catholics into consideration, and the ex- position of the law. promulgated in a late circular letter by the SECRtETARY OF STATE. We regret to have to add, that the result of these ...

... To CORRESPONDENTS. Extract from the Moravian Missionary Report next week. 000000 On Wednesday last, the Twentieth Annij. versary of the London Missionary Society was held, and the first meeting according to annual custom took place in Surrey Chapel. The Rev. Thomas Chalmers, D.D. one of the Ministers of Glasgow, and Author of a number of truly valuable works, preached a most eloquent, ...

... LE'EEDS, SA'TURIDAY, APRIL 19. We hear that i11r. Finch, drioZyist,- of Halifax, has lately ebtainoel Commissions in ithe three several Courts of' King's-Benric. Common-Pleas, and Exchequer, totake.Special Bails in the country. At the (General Quairter Sessions of the Petce, held this week at Pontefract, it was determined that Lord Silinouth's Letter to the Lord Lieutenant, for putting down ...

... LELD)S, SAT'iURDA)Y, t ?? 1'2. Ths t stulpendlous wick tle Lee1lssandl Liser- pool Canal, w hich it has required reirlyi half a cerntur to OE\C5Lte is adver edti in our pretnet p: 'psr to b, lopenw tir the passage or' es-e3, in the'' irst. Til I cotsihlicun of this undertakin- Cotlrt s o highes honoulr tupon its promoters, anrd is il produlce the ! most important be'nefit~s t the etrcunstarcnt ...

... iA Rot urm of the OutCers killed, and ?? in 1l1, Squadron uidcr Admiral Lord Extazunth's Cnomnmawd, in the Attack of Alqiers, 27th I Augwi, , 8f. QUET.N CHART.L)TTE. 1IftIisled.-r. J. Johbsion, Lient. dangerously. (Georue M. jlimp, lieutenant, slightly. J. S. litro, Lietitenant, slightly; Mr.. JuOh. Grimes, Secretary to the Commander- in-Chief, sligthtly. Mr. iatliwell Bloatsawial, slightly. M ...

... LET'J'i.l? Froitis Pkl (lsItniinatn tin hoard the QUren Cihialotti liit Aigar's, t jihi trienids it, Londiuon ?? Iflr 'Attir:'i' 'lTurban, andi trowesers tire so lisc -eai s Iirni petticoats, that yoil in England thmli thl 'rliAtsi and Moors arc little better thall old S'rtnlleI. It' toI hsad sec1 tii cm thii day beforc vester- die. 'n sl sosldd have had a diffcrent o niion o- them. WittIout ...

... HO USE OF COMMO.VS, Fridn,,, July II. P4Z1WQCINC.NDxl MR. PlONSONBY. Mfr. Lamb h in oviiig f r a new writ fit- the county of 'iclklow, in the room of the Rlight Hon. George Ponloney, felt the impossibility of cail.og their attention in language altequate to thesubjcet, to the clla::icter of' a ?? who ,as tollowed by the respcet, regret, and aftection ofl every member % ho heard him. ?? fea.) ...