... LEEDS, SATURDAY, AUGuST 20. ot The Seventv-first Annual Conflevencq of the cr Methodists, assembledl at Bristol on the 26tbhof wt July, and concluded its sittings last week.' Dr. Adam Clarke was chosen President and there. were nearly 300 Mlinisters present. The. greatest' tb harmony and christian affection prevaded the whole b6dy' The increase, during the last year; amounts to about 15,oo0! ...

... LFi4DS,3 :iAT NYIID , AUGUST 13. ?? Week, Meetings were bl1d at the Inde. enalent Chapels in Manchester, for the purpose of 5r~stituting Missionary Societies in the county of Lancaster, when Collections wvere made, in favour T of the London Missionary Society, a..o.i.ting to fi vards of Eight Hundred Pounds ; a further sumn ri uF rSixty.Six Pounds was collected at Blackburn; tl and at the ...

... 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- ? ...

... LE -I--iiKW J I LE2EDS, SATrURDAY, AUGUSTr 6.| T Tbe Address to th r Prce lineaent, from the inhabitants of the Town and Parish of Halifax, praying the immediate, the unqualified, ant] the 1nviversal Abolition of the Slave Trade, signed by nearlv 12,000 persons, has been transmitted to Lord Sidmooth for presentation. We fin o that in awarding the premiums already advertised by the Wharfedale ...

... LONDON, TuEsDAY, August 10. nits FROM~ SATrURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Mtl lWa)-Office, August, 12, 1814. tie l3ylhis Royal Highnless the Prince Regent of thle U nited.1ingdonm - of Great Britain and e Irelatid. fl WIi~ GEORGE, P. ?? taviag.--taken, into our V gracious consideration the distinguisied afdu t t of~the OJfficers of the army, in the course of the St late war, are pleased, in thle name ...

... A Question of great consequence, not merely to British Merchants, but to the country at large, as involving the faith of Treaties, has arisen out of the Definitive Treaty between Great Britain and France, executed at Paris on the foth of May last. By the Second Article of the additional Treaty it is stipulated, that The Hritish and Fiench Governments shall rsams, with. out delay, Commissioners ...

... THIE MEMIcURY. Tisa affairs ofthe Cirntillent' are Vet in a i very tisettleri state, and it is conjectured, that tile short visit paid during tile present week by tilea LUsE OF BERIR, to this country, thouigh osteisibly for the purpose of giving the Prn:ce RGroE-r an I invitjation~ to attend tlc coronationl of Louts- s XV111. was in reality to make a re presentation to wte Britjsh Government ...

... I On Taesday landed at Portsmouth, from Bollrdeanx, the Earl on D:Iilhonsie, with tile remainder ol tile Staff of the British Army, which has had so brilliant a career, under the Duke of Wellinatols, in iame imininoial ! -Th istand 2d Guards e aineover with his Lordship, they having been tile last troops left in France. Only a tfew Commissaries remain at IBourdeaux to settle accounts. Paris ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAT, Aist 10. FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Head.quirtETs, Montreal, July 13, 1814. MY Lom-7Since my last dispatch to your Loidship, I have received fromt Lieut.-Getieral Drummond, Major-General Riall's official re- port of ?? sortie made froin the lines at Chip- pmalva, which, tongether with the Lieutenant- General's letter, I have the fionour oftranetnitt- ing to your Lordship ...

... 'IVIE ME RCURY. TuE PRINCE REGENT closed the Session c Parliament on Saturday last, with a Speech fror the Throne-a Session which has been distinguisheC by a rapid succession of, events unparallelled it history for their magnitude and their influence oi. the fate of society ;-events which have at one convulsed, desolated and regenerated Europe. A the opening of thti Session, which has just ...

... 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 ...

... POS SCRIPT. J % . tF A l- r ?? (BY EXPRESS.)-LONDON, AUG. 18. vet Our Portsouth letter lf' this m'riin, tays si the embdrkatioti of the flat-bottormnel birats ud u stores for America is suspended. Probably or the sailing of the' expedition is postponed-or, XI perhaps. other points.require attentiorn, But of' th ,his we are quite certain, that neither suspen- pr( inrr nov postponement have been ...