... LEEDS, SA'i'TURIAY, APitLL 13. i Add A .. , . . s _ ?? The fotllowng is is copy, Of a fetter ?? ve'- tnrday by, tilet ?? to tie Tlnvtsecs of tire Clotlh 111 Ills tiltS Olis O ?? Lord iaserlcas, otte of' theI 'luAltbers for tilit .i~unty. I 1e1osver-S'quare, i0ty, April, 1816. Sift,-It has been determined to subitnit to the rcrllidleriition of it Cominicrtec the subjects of a du~ty ?? Seeds ...

... ,r t Sz fSStSZ j.t .] the, Jut i -.11111] .L~~ijeaCZb thI 'a tcrd7.---IltV S itiiciliad ii O sl rcinimmatication frmi a acorres,- 'I Ilen'd ?? 'J tt' , it ?? I tat tile Under Sht.ritfh ti, I 'C l'u L 'I ?? froi in' t Alice liavil'v, di~rccn2't~it e 1 ?? 'fl I - I tO 10 c:, t's l ta i! i ttct':ishiO ill hii h IC, I Zo t oI j t Ii . CItsi lleo i41 HiiSO ?? * it.. to tilt. Judott 4Cl f atiire ?? ...

... Tv JJ EDITOR.f ijfthec LEE.LS JlFIERCIl 17. Srin-A desire ti reiCLIC the ehlarneter of one -of thce best of men, ?? induced Il e to rensist the insertion -of tile fluiv g int your %eveol ssdndicesl paper. V5iurs iost obediently, pi jrLiRITAS. \ That tihe Editor of the leeds Inteilisseticer should permit his paper to be the organ of' ?? cemmsunicatitons respectinig a man so justly and gene gs ...

... THIE lM.ER(tUjRY. .-s fl. I,. ?? as . l--- WEIEN the Aliied l Siverpoigns puhlished their second DOciarution against NAPOLEON, BONA- PAILTE, ?? assigned tile impossibility of reducing their arlities to the Peace cstabslishmient, so long as he, was in possession of the Sovereign power in France, as one of tile principal grounds of .:.Air opposition to his Government, alleging, tiat they looksd ...

... The Royal Marriage is deferred to the fi-st week in 3Lay, it being impossible, it is said, to eoiiohl0re tile preparations at Calnelfordl. house lill that time.-COnitcr. Onl M1onday mornivitr Amnerican Papers to thc 1I2th ot Mlarch vere received. The (Coin- tiercial Treat v wit Ih Great Britain hait finally ptissed lboth l-lonses ; it hadl previously been carried' into effect by thie Execumive ...

... -?OCHPSTER ELECTMV. On Wed i ?? Ilotititi i i the M1a~-of Cti.-ttt le' hiit I votiot' of ?? te Pl'l ofth toll iotig ittv, r~nnd sat five o'clockl- ?? cdi'r rdays for the tirpoittid ..litersi to g'-t. up. Itr Ii ie t, II daltus filou III I. II C e IF tIeI rta t d F atiiti' of lie Election, (tIle J.ltS til Vl tttii t tug ix--t etttii -ti tte3 nort ltitlit i-f tlj PrC:. tiO iT, lt d' ?? ttt lr ...

... LOND)ON, WDr)N I .mI)A Y, Sept. 4. (if The Prince Ree!it is wholly recovered from lie his ite dangivraus indiliositiont-his Rtoyal Highness f Ihe i still satjnurns at Sir ?? Bloomntield's, the Stud I tid H1ouse H asup on -Colrt Palace. T m J1v .^ a letter from Dulijin we learn that the t 4rk Lot I Lietttetiaut [as sutifreri a paral tic t ral1 st ohl k e. S Is, By tile ship Deirron, from Buenos ...

... TtITTSDAY. '1 *J c`-OtA Y. ?? e Order of td DaDay bei e ?? ffir tie. resumrption of thc e adjourned Debats Oil the Addr e,,s M. r. Larv said, that whatever lus tre ig be she' upon the. miilitary opeiationt of ou ainsibes, he hspc the House would not be misled by a dangerous tii.dl siin, if', in the tresses upon thle table, ?? thin eiuld ba po7ittmd out arisgerous to thie interestre conC- I ...

... rATAL QUARREIL. On Fridav, the 23id lit. in a scufflebetiveen a Mr. Brookes and a Alr. Thomplon, at a house in Lombard-Street, London, in which a pistol was used' the latter was shot in the head, and is since dead. The conflict arose from the two parties qu arreling about a female, who had cohabited with Brookes, but deserted him for Thompson-The pistol was brought by Thompson, which Brookes ...

... B31i3LE sti jITY IN llI..ELAND. n nmocii ! thli litflitial (frect rt'sttltittg Srilhl Bible utie .iitt the istvibkhition of the Holy i ipotut amoitg Oic lover classes. ?? in I? lall. te1ev. ' M11'r. I1loe, at the t Annual ec-tiiig ut the Heull Auxilitrv Societv, slat d, that the above ictr hmi rcicntl% be-o thle 11strlnnelnt of cotom luni- c.'tini t iotiloa bibts hu t religixou ?? to Up- it ri ...

... Tiue hetievolent ant bli nane writer Of' the ltter in the last week's Mercury, respecting that. de- bwsed, degraded, and uneducated class of society the ChimIney Sweeps, well deserves the attention of the pubic. I am apprAWensivC, however, that the una- chines to whieli he alludes, 'have not arrived at such a degree of pcrfection as to render their general atdoption practicable, as thei ;arc ...

... ILElED)S, SAT UYRD)AY, MARCH 2. We are aithiorisedl to state that at the ap- proachjingr Yorlishire Lent Assizes, the same regula- tions relative to the business :t the Crown End, and also as to the order of taking causes from the different rillings, te attendance of wituesess; &c. at Nisi Prius, are intendeL to be pursued, which at the last Summer Assizes were adopted agreeably to public ...