... LEEDS, SATURIDAYi, JuLY 2. AtlMfeetint oftlie inhabitant: ?? | 1s is appointed to be held at the (',iwrt Fmovr on; ti, Wednesday next, to take into eo1vsic;-ation the w propriety of petitioning Parliament to adopt the a- most etfectualn means of promothn the 1gi-.eral and es final Aliolition of the Slave 'I ade. On a Aibiect it so interesting to humanity, it would be a libel on the feelings ...

... 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 ...

... 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 GAZETTE EXTRZA4ORDINARY. FOREIGN OFFICE, April 6, 1814. Dispatches of which the following are colies, have beeen this day received at this Office, -1mom the Right Honourable Lord Burghersh. and LieunenantGerneral the llonourable Sir Charles William Stewart, K. B. Heights of Beleville, M11areh 30. M1Y LoRD,-After a bri'liant virtory, God. has placed the capital of the French empire in ...

... A lhininous arch Was exlibited in the heavens on Sunday night last-visible, we should itnngine, to thepriaipal part of the in hahitantsof the No rth of Eglatid and Scotland, hi from the silence of the London papers on this novel appearancei wv conchtnd that it was not. seen so far South as the Metro olls. In the neighhourhollo of Lecds, it ex- hibitei a.lotimlfoious bow or are h,extending fiom ...

... I( siowele. COURTMARTIAL ON COL. 21UTTl1Y. JiiUAI .iliS iV.L . J V.. .fO ' t The 10th Ro)yal H1lssars were on Thursday formeld on their parade, in Hlilinfor(d Barracks, at eleven o'clock, in consequence ofordlers which they had previously received ; when thie Ad- ?? addressed the regiment in the t following termis In obedietice to the commands of the Com-n mander-in-Chief, I lhave now to ...

... LE DS,- . .S.ATU..A. , - 1 : LBZEDSI SATFURDAY, D-TAeeH 5. Thne zeal sfO gen~rally ditplayed in relieving and succoiirir' the distrcssed people of Germany, is honotirable to our ,,ational character. .e trust g that effectual aid will be afforded them, an aid corn- menstirate'with the extent of their sufferings and the excigency of their warits; and while every city, d hamlet and village are ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDIAY, Jane S. Paris Papers of Stidav last bave Iteen teceived 'IThe .loriteur is flled wvith a ettit tf the new Cunstitution, the King's slteec!l ti the Legislalie BdWll and wvith tile detaids ot tla- ceremollv observed, upllon openinz the Stes- ioll. We 'have nnly ronon itr the Kiing's ?? ani m lte r,utlijnc f tile new Constil tion. SIrriNG OF THlE ilEGI9AT IV BODY. PJris. .Jwe ...

... )OVAL vISIT TO PORTSMOUTH. Portsmortilit, Satturdayt nseoriitit, 8 o'clock. The Dock yard, yesterday morning engagedl the attention of our Illustrioial Visitors. The Prince Regent, t;ie Duke of York, (with much military spleirdusar) anid the King of Prussia, the Prussian Princes, the other Pri ces of Germany, ant) a large assemblage of distiiguished indivi- duals, native and fjreige, repaired ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, Nov.19. It is now determined by the commissioners and share-holders of the Leeds water-works, to petition Parliament an or before Friday next, for permission to inttrodice a bit, for tie perpoNTof- creating a water-work coupani ;nakimmc it a corporate body, capable of commencing orde- fending any legal process, and ivestrd with seni powersas are usually given tis tutmmpaties ...

... LONDON, = = e ULSDAY, A 2 r - , LOINDON, I!UESDAY,.1fvqgU3l 2. * £A,*sxJ.* - ?? - -, - 7 PROM SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZ'&TTE. * ' I¢'ctreign.01r/s, Jol1y '3t, 1814. His Roval lliihnoes ite Pr ince Rtegent has Ireemi plttsed, in thie name antdl on the behalftof bib Nlnjesry, o uppoint tile Rlight Hon. Lord tarlbiet, Henry Gotilburn, Esq. 14. 1. rnd Wmit. Addam's, iisq. D. C. L. to he his AIlijes- ? ...