... -TJUUiDF? ,STokils On Satueinhfv ron,(litoi ,n~jti ee!l bO~lrhood. ?? eitc-ii c a villeuit Thittno c Sto ,gIt aitidied uitti a heavy fall of rain ; b.t the la z'g utuocasioned by it has ?? tririlig. 'Thi! elect IcI f~'luid ?? tihe house of .Mr. ltitterwoItMl, of tise to s, engran sr, aid (daceli diog b v the bil' -Wi Ic lasted troegll -a smallj apcriresr in the 'wall L Ie sittillg-ruoio, btut ...

... 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 ...

... Follniout/i, SUnidisy oVorn.-' TIh hc aly.1 ham paelcet, Capt. Rloovts, is just arrived in seveil days' froili Lisbun asd brings an ?? of a ?? sanguiiryLrV battle Lacing beeu fougiht oni the i6tbh mnstait aIt;Albvtra, Li miles south of Badajoz, ini wiich the cuimbineu armxics, uuder airshal Beres- ford, lost SIJl) meln i-i kiliid and woundled. T 'le losS on the part of the enemy unider ...

... l ?? OFFICES ?? Gth May} S, .i ROAkNOFFICE, Le, dMy1311. 1 -- B; diisk, Prisoners in France. A T a M eeting of the I1t abtants of the .1 rough of Leeds, called ii P rs a ceoi Requisiteon 'to th~_e Mao~r, to prrrisrots' a SURiSCRIP- TIO-N towarits thle Sujsport ot' IIRITISH PRISON- Fe RS irn FRANCE, held at the 'Rotation-Office, in Leeds, the Sixthr of' May, l8,,. The MAYOR irl the CHAIR. ?? ...

... PMLAMi41ENT14IRY REITCOR,'i. 'Y sterday, in pursuatnce of AdvertiseilElnt, a Meuting of about 00i of ?? Fiiends of Parlia- . mentary Ref:orml, took place at tile I'reemasons' Tavern, Great Qtreen-struet, at one o'clock, for thle purlpose of discussing that important subject, and afterwardti partaking of adinner atsix o'clock. Sir Jhu Y4roclkunrotn iras unanitoditsly called to j the' Chair,| ...

... POSTSCR1PT. _ ?? I-? a K) %/ ts t J a . (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, JuNE 13. 3 per C. Cons. 64-s-3 per C. Red. 63g-5 per C. 971 ACTION BETWEEN AN AMERICAN FRI- GATE AND A BRITISH SLOOP. We received yesterday' New York papers to tbe recent date of the 26th ult. In the Even- ing Post of the Q5th, it is complained that Ame- rican seamen had been impressed on board British vessels ; and that much ...

... ROTATION-OFEICE, Leeds, 6th Ida), IS8 Portuguese Sqflerers T a Mettiltng of tbe lrhabitart of Leel I A held this Day, p .rsuant to put ' lir Purpose of taking into their Ccn distressed Situation of the Portuguese, The MAYOrk in the CHA' rho following Resolutions Were unanuatously u. Ist. Tbat tbis Meeting is highly 5ersible of manly and unwearied Spirit which the Ibhatitantr t Portugal have ...

... L.(G N.)ON, NIAY 2-. U'.it' fail, Mta', ?? Royal Highness IhePriIoc. Rxgeu1t, ,as been pleased, in the nalne and oui th, hb,:Ia; , ' II is M\ ajesty, to constitute anid appoint Fifel ?? his Royal Highness Frede- rick I1ke vi York tto be Commander in Chief of alt i)is ajf sty 's land forces in the Utnited King. durn of 6rtat Bliitain ard lrelind,-Gus. ...

... I OSTSC~iT (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, May 3o0 3 per C. Cons. t35,-3 pvr C. Red. 64S-3 per C. 9 7 We bthiese tlat tfinee are tlo later account; fromn Lisbon thim thoise announecd yebterday, and tierefore, though there are in circtilatiou mauiv extiacts ironm Letters written at Lisbon, ot the ISth thel:y are tomidet oporin no couttr than the short 'tihpatclt citoed Ldira from the lleasi-qat itees of ...

... Afft. WEBSTER'S STEAM CHIMNEY, I A Description of which we promised iu our last. The first attempt. that. M r. W. made Io free himself from the 5tuisance, was a very large and expensive funnel of wood, in an inverted form, the bottom part of which overhung the top of the boiler, and the pipe of which reached to the top of the building. Disappointed in his hopes froom this expedient, he next ...

... SINCE our last, French Papers lhave been recei% edt, I'rini which we have extracted thie Speech gf the Emperor to the Legislative Body. flris important Decumenrt comprizes a rapid sketch e4f the situation of' Europe-a sketch prubably not exactly corresponding wvith the actual state of things; but by ajodiciotis use of light and shade, exhibited with an aspect under which it is the interest of ...

... BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, JUNE 6. d . per C. Cons. 64ft-3 per C. Red. 63-5 per C. 9;1 s 1f??lort'nt AItelliget e.--A t I he ?? ourLI V paper-las g oinf to II -. it was strollv auitirei, that a vesset ?? 3 \tet fro-n Alialrr, tue ?? ter of sehiei sit, I mas rumloirj d there etid d vionflle1itly belif ., ).b 1 datssuias. rei foteed by Silc-.'t, from Caf :Staiia, with ?? mei, hid at- tacked Sir Brent ...