... POET~j. - - (BY EXPRESS.) I IN DO\N JR m: 2,S. Consols, fr (Ipenie' -Pledlced 6' IMPORI.TANT INl i. ; L:GENCE ?? M AMI I. t ?? At. a late hour this mo imiig we receivel d Aie. rican l'apers to tie 29tlh MaY. I ln-v cmiutx n the long expecled (1sapalcii, frors i r. Pink- ney, setit by the John Adamts. TI'h y C1i1isst first of a short letter ?? Mi' PiNJ ktre. (dated on the 21,t klarch, ...

... LEEDS, DECEMBER OQ. The Prince Regent has been pleased to pro- ?? his Royal H iwmness ?? Heary Duke of C'lareuec, Admiral of the Red, tohevte %aLk of Adr miral of the Fleet, in the room of Admiral Sir Peter Parker, Bart. deceased.-Gaz. Last week, the Commitee of the Lancastrian School, in this town, presented the children with 43 new hate, 14 pair ofstockings, and ll pair of shoes, as the ...

... MR. LAI ASTER'k N'OR*THERN T&UR. Oii 'Ai'dte'dav se'lntii ht, pilrstsnt to puiblic t advertiormnent, the plijlantiti opic Jos~iii'i LAtSOASM1'El del iserftd a Laectuare on, hik N;rw Sy steiji t (I kd acat ion, ait-th liTIheatre~ Rovyain Neswcastiic., to a finiuiterois and cialigliteniedis odienee. When thle curtaid ?? rra~wn upj a number ot' hoss,.selected fromt those, who have toe fotir ...

... I THEMERCURY.- A CONMlRMToN the most complete and ?? of the memorable Victory obtained-by the Allied Armies under LonI: WELNDIoION in Spain has at length arrived. It is a victory equal il umagnitudev ajjd resembling in many of its cir- cumstances the .lk'tory of Blenheinm, achieved by the Duke of Marlborough and Prince Eugene. At BJleiiheiin the Allies took IS,000 prisoners, and killed aud ...

... I=- =v-I LEEDS, SATURDAYS August 22. , ,Thuriday week, more than eighty sail of ves- .Y sws; passed Croiner, Norfilk, laden with Wheat, b from the Baltic, for London. : . - Si The inhabitants of 'Ruiislet have cammenced e d a second subscriptior for-the poor; ahd the for- .al mer~contributors bave, with a liberality that does, £heiti credit, doubled tbeir subtgriptions. This is J an example ...

... I . I , . I I I I I . 1. '4 ?A ? fiivI to ,rt:e cell ' rag enteaed with 11atftno, l- tile pwulai i'f tiao Gt $t f tile Court, di rton, 8/iforo ?? iti 4,CnI thi, F ) o etc 5 f t io'e their tif ?? ?? at fiiet xbeforc ' ?? b ?? 'I~e ftaiy tot e ilteedto'1 ath Cb..r~iaaz~ . OsC~r 'net ti~t, I)u1ry of Isarca ~he~t' ~ ~~p~j ~t~ow~1 be fc'r- ~ !~di. ~i e ftt ~ ?? and .tbee v~sa ~,j flEAa~tentt, ~b0 ...

... I M01MODIST MlSSkIONARY SOCIETY* W We are happy to aisuounce the establishment in this town and neighbourhuod, anotner of those lostittit:oPg, whose object is to diffuse clristid nity throuugh the world ,andii o the moit extecsive scale that is possibi', to apply that ?? io- sumtment fur the moral amelioration of the condi- 0 tion of Man. e According to the notice given in in our lasl, the o ...

... 'WAKEFIELD RETORIM MEETING. Tfun Publah Mectimi,, con-vemed by requis~ition. to he. he~ld o i Mconday hist at Wakefield, tools- place s'it thait dliy, ait fosir o'clock, ?? mi. About half-past four ocloik. the croiun illeu camtro u ion thle h ust ngs.nai M)Ir. Willanl of' luie wour e, was unaniuimously eec~ted Chairtir Mi'. WILL~aAN ?? frietrlo1 . Tes ?? ?? of' the situtitioni you tire ...

... GERMAN AFFAIP.S. Z! 3 (Prepared for the ;ttereay of the 20th Novembern) IN resuming OUr resnarks on the successful combinatiocn of the |klt1NcEs Or GERIMAN Y, to estab- lisl. despotic power ?? all the States of the Gcrmnin Confuderation, wre have before uts a vcry itlt- portant documncat, in afdditio n to those w hich we last ,week posscsed, in tho sihape of a Circular of' the Cabinet of ...

... =_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, ...

... I 11POST$SCageT. (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, JULY .5. Consols, for Opening, - -Reduced 69'. T'hle a-c,) uts froi i tt)e Ca ( G of C(ni( i Hope by the East India fleet ?? regret to stale aldi'iil'. some melancholy proots Of the impossiblit jI of preventing the piratical expeditions lromi the Esleof France, to which tie Bitish coinmerce in those seas is perpetually exposedld Tlu lol- lowing prizes ...

... . POSTSCRIPT, (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, JAN. 10. S per C. Cons. 66-Red. 681-Omnrium 4s dia. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL, Jan. s. A Cotrt of Common Council was held this iayj is pursuance of a requisition, signed by seve- 1l Members, to take into consideration the defi- biency occasioned by his Majesty's illness, and the best means of supplying it. Alderman' Food then rnse to propose the Resolutions. ...