... ' LONDON, ;TVESY I, DIE.E, 15S. - -w W ,. . .,. I * E DovC:S: ct hi ' ontainrXCepOM. bR' Zht+.by-t -^Sia|1h i ' tciznsburj,r of Obna qiviyng brescn ag ',ta 'y one'fo his ,', ': theame letter id mnt .mention -Ile r'eceipt'of taisinifira. Vour friii Ostnd, We .'*oU i. 4fnk, this !J~ijthypof tittle inotice;' hor-can, *e ,nefi-lo- I regprF !jesven thut repeatd sith, #test coinfiden~et ..lt may be ...

... RELIGLOUS LIBERTY. =.X1^ ..l 1.r .x I- .112,^r. Irlr To ihe EDlT'OR of the LEEDS rERJCURY. IStu,-The question of Catholic Etmanei- pation'beinsgexpected'erelong tooccupy the attention of the Legislature, it may not be iintcceptable to some of your rcaders to plrtise a etev remarks upon two subjncts in the discussion of which the EmRancipation of Ihese Des-nters is materially concernod, The ...

... :,;!5:i '.~ II ;IS',., '~ r +1': 1J, . 1.~-S.1'5- , .,a --7 toi Ie -bto W.J to g -P.az - .~~~~~~~~~~~~~' -i.0TREf . !:.. w 'last*'~ pa er, pbiecjp the ULi 8ASIjWS i~ ~'o pposition gaii'oCcWioneo thrioa o f'in ori6uliik tha1~o ayya Tj 'ens eobt sb ~ hadnxstte to~~~ny~~noc thre as: yci'yeacr, ut aloto prqctre~-. appgntneto tiat re 'in anl elaborate. Letter, dated therthtlao desd br ...

... Lfss of ?? .Alball, Kial;'d Clte, and atll 1lex vc/ arcept one alt.a. Aldu'oiatuh, DAr. 18. -I have to comnatuni* cate tilt; uleh iy lass uf hiw Majesty's cuttir Aiban, coansuiaded by L'liet. Key ; sale was dri. ven f,,m her station tila tbe Dutch coast by the present very heavy gal., aid forced on shore here this moruilig, and is a complete wreck. I am ex. tremelrv sorry to say-, that ont if ...

... Tq the PrEnter of the Leeds Afercatry. SiR-Aftor congratulating Mr: M. T. Sadler, the hlue Orator, on the improvement his hianners have undergoue since lie last figured as a Newspaper cosnbatant, and pou d copious libations of Hell broth uponl his unrusled ad versary, I' hasten in- to thc usadst of things, and ie- assert, that hisadeehl- ration-that by the Constitution of ?? the fullest ...

... xLONDO,. WEDNsDAT, DEcjN , _ ___ - 7I. , . . G IOft1QtS.RUSSl5.&N VICTORIEs IT.;iwith the kbe~test satisfacstion lye ha ie 1 that dispitiches h4ve.been receivel by GoGernt annDouunng~ a fiesh series of trittruphs oer French, fbe tMot ip ortant that hate yei l ed, cwo trp'ot .tne Preech arny, tlnoseofDa and Ne bing i~early annihi8ted, and 2io sonerstakenK' Thte paicolars olthene . cesses were ...

... LO166 BU' i9 'Tt E dispatches r ceived by the .Russiln am sWibr, are bo a 4qte sbomewhiat latet dhal tho5 I ceiiedy gOenrment frorp LNr Cathcarif contain tore copious details ot' the battleS f te 1-7th and ikth 'tlt-teun those.Vten iR the Gaz' Extraordinai0, 6butw itholit 'adding ,ny onewv0 .of importance .ast idite general resutS or lilus dgys., .The only additional imati~ f bE jibrin~ ii~ ...

... - MISCELLANEO3S- vr e, sisbil!f - h -:.Cf i eswjk~~ln agtbjewd to make tq rh~ U Lnite~ Sia'te ~s4laein ~ccnkqueiace,. orderkd' I asstrong reinfor'ce~stitlof'5ibio~ to join the admire4 ~t Halifax. In nd.iimtion'to-thoe-alread~ on their pas~age, re ral~ar in tomt*e c-AuiuO wti* ,Poictiers, 74 19' --Atkfi n4Jcofraae c #nn~d crusitg-of the `Allher'Aican toastii~ th crgru1poednso of ar~ tH de ...

... .I E , R ;, aR ,, ,EI I ' MESSAG AJKERICJ. PRESIDENI& WE $S.4E, I; -~ - Ot :' g _i, .S~~ , - ;^ ~ ,W iI o . t S ;.~~~~~, -4 A 'bngtr Xy tvewZr_4.- Was lsgtson C~j1I owa tai Presidentlof the United States this day-corn- munikated to F. Coles,. his private secretary, the fdl.. lowing neiSsage to Cotigress: .. ,w s . Fells,,. cVjt4'Z s/J9th-e cenateit .akd- huse- of uvrnenfat~rn, i On nrpresebt ...

... HOUISE ?? CQN rONS. A 316Tssage from tlhe Prince Regent, of ?? the foliowisg is a copy, was on Thursday Asek presented to tho House of Commons IUESSA G E. G.P. R-1is Royal Highness the Prince 'Re- gent, in the name, aud onilelt behalf of his Na- jesty, bas taken into considerition the distresses cf tbe subjects of the Emperor of Russia, in con- sequenice of the invasion of the ruler of Frnce, ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, DEc. 22. -A Cadiz 'Mail arrived last nigit, and the in-o telligene? broughlt by it, it trule, is of import- ance. MasseINo is said to have left Bayonne in great haste Jbr Paris, in. consequenace of some Ssvmnptons ot' conmi~tioD; and Caiftrelli, with about 100 men, io hsve marched fror Cas- Zile to Vittoris, on his return to France. The articles fror Spain, in the }rench ...

... THE MERCURYO BoNArAuT has I abanatloned his army, and retruerid to Paris. He arrived at Dresden on the 14th inst. and after a conference with the King of Saxony, pursued hisjourney to Paris, taking the road of Leipzic and Mentz. It is stated that hetra- velled incognito in a single sledge, under the name of the Duke of Vicence. This fact disposes of all the speculations and all the hopes that ...